BON N T NGTON LUMBER co.

430 4Oth StreetOAKTAND (Moiling oddress, P.O. Box 3041 , Ooklond, Colif.)

PHONE: Olympic 8-2881 . TWX: OA4IO o Douglos Fir o Ponderosq qnd Sugor Pine o Redwood o Plywood o Shingtes qnd lqth

Shippers of 1Feaher Softi' Pine and "silaer Feather" White Fir

men worked together when Butler was salesmanager of Winton Lumber Sales, and later, they teamed up in the wholesale lumber business. More recently, Lacey had been associated with Cal Forest Lumber Co. of Gardena.

Hedlund's new southland address is P.O. Box 404, Montebello, phone 685-z1090.

Tightening Proposed in Cqr Demurroge Rules ond Chorges

Through the American Association of Railroads, the railroads have revealed that they have under consideration drastic changes in car demurrage rules and charges.

Proposed changes are these four points: l. That the free time allowed for loadins and for unloadins be reduced from 48 hours to 24 hours.

That the exclusion o{ Saturdays, Sundays and holidays after expiration of free time be eliminated'

That Rule 9, Average Agreement, be eliminated in its entirety. That demurrage charges set forth in Section A, Rule 7, which now provide a charge of $4.00 for each o{ the first four days after expiration of free time, if any, and $8.00 for each sub' sequent day, be amended to as to provide for charges on the following basis:

$ 4.00 per day for the frrst and second days; $ 8.00 per day for the third and fourth days; $16.00 for each subsequent day.

A public hearing on these proposed changes has now been set for September 9, in the Century Room, LaSalle Hotel, Chicago, Illinois.

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Just like clockwork, the thermometer edged up past the 100 degree mark, so all but a hardy few ducked the Ukiah Golf Course in favor of Bill's pool which more than slightly resembles the Gulf of Baja California.

The next eagerly awaited arrival was that of Club 181's tno trusty barkeeps who barely had time to pour themselves a now and then snort after they opened for business.

Chef (Boy-Ar-D,ee) Elmore and his crew did the usual fine job on the steaks, Gil Sissons and Louie Loosley, Club prexy Ed Gillespie and all the gang lending a helping hand.

Just like we said last year: "A perfect day, a perfect evening and another first-class job by all concerned. An additional thanks to Bill Moores for the use of his beauti{ul hillside diggin's. See you all there next year!"

U.5. Lumber Exports

U. S. lumber exports during June dropped 27 per cent to a total of 60,100,000 board feet, according to the U. S. Dept. of Commerce. Of this total, 49,000,000 board feet were softwoods, and 9,150,000 board feet were hardwood lumber. dimension and flooring. The balance was in the form of railroad crossties and box shooks.

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