appealing ways to side with Noyo Redwood

gO natiV€l and let it wcather beautifully thru the years. Noyo Redwood Sidings are kiln dried, surfaced or rough sawn, carefully millcd in toP quality, inspccted finish gradcs.

gO treated, ancl forget about rain and moisture problems. NoYo Treated is factory finished with penetrating water-repcllent approved by California Redwood Association.

gO Stained, and add color as a bonus to water-repellency. Noyo FactriStain Prime preservcs and enhances natural redwood grain and pattern. Ideal choice for saw textured siding.

go Painted, but do it the economical way. Noyo Factri-Paint Prime cuts on-sitc costs as much as 4OVo, provides about half the thickness suggested bv FHA. Uniform. neutral surface.

go clear gloss|,

and you get a 5 year written guarantee against finish failure. Exclusive Noyo RG-5 High Gloss is deeply pigmented under a tough, super-durable polished surface.

Side with quality Noyo Redwood and you're on the profit side. For Union Lumber Company manufactures and markets with your needs in mind. Example: al1 factory finished iedwood is mill packaged in bright yellow protective Noyo Wrap, labeled for contents and coverage. For information about any or all of the appealing ways to side with Noyo, conlact your source, or write us today, Union Lumber Company, 620 Market Street. San Francisco, California 94104.

go

lOw sheen,

and you havc thc newest solid rcdwood siding on the market. Just introduced, NoYo RG-5 Low Gloss is wcather protected bY a hard -shell, sirtiny surface. Guarantcecl !

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Rockport Demonstrqtion Forest

Rockport Redwood Company has dedicated its new public demonstration forest sponsored by the Redwood Region Conservation Council, according to Rockport's President Carl A. Nelson.

The fine grove of young trees in which the Rockport demonstration is located was dedicated to the memory of Ralph M. Rounds who directed company affairs from l93B until his death in 1960.

This is the third in a series of forest demonstration areas, according to Alfred H. Merrill, president of the Redwood Region Conservation Council, that are being developed by members of RRCC in order to acquaint the public with the diverse aims and methods of industrial forest management in the redwood region.

Bernard Z. Agrons, vice president and general managei of Rockport Redwood Co. and chairman of RRCC's demonstration program has been in charge of constructing Rockport's demonstration area which is located one mile north of Rockport on Highway I.

Monogement Conference Speqkers

"Final arrangements are now being made for the LMA Top Management Conference to be held at the Tahoe Alumni Center, September 27-28, and we anticipate a crowd of 70 dealers," says LMA's Bob McBrien. "Our speakers are hard at work developing information which will help dealers to improve their business operations and yield a greater profit."

Speakers at the conference include: Arthur Masters, president, King Lumber Co. of Bakersfield; McCready S. Young of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co., San Francis"o; St"u" Copei-and, Mercantile Systems and Surveys of Mountain View and Joseph F. Schram, Schram and Associates, Los Altos.

New NAWLA Direcfory

Just released throughout the United States and Canada is the new directory of members of the National-American Wholesale Lumber Association, including a list of the species and products distributed by each.

Listed are more than 340 firms, whose sales account for nearly half of all lumber distributed in the U.S. It includes information on species handled by each member, products carried, branch offices, name of sales manager, and information on those firms having yards or warehouses.

'A limited number o{ the directories are available for distribution. For a free copy write National-American Wholesale Lumber Association, I80 Madison Avenue, New York, New York, or to the association's western office, leon Building, Portland, Oregon.

Southlond Yqrds Hit by Rioters

Lumber and huildine material vards in scattered locations throughout southern California were rictims of the violence that resulted from the recent Negro riots in Los Angeles, August 12-l(r.

At least eight firms were attacked by the cir-il rioters with Molotov cocktails. rifle and shotsun blasts. vandalism and torches.

Frank M. Curran Luml,ci Co. in Santa Ana sustained damages estimated to lre in excess of $10.000. according to owner Frank Curran. Prar:tically all dry -qtock rvas destroled along with thc sheds, the home improvement department lost thcir business records. and the trucks were sr:orched. Onlv the olfice was sar,ed. Like many of the other riot-damaet'd firms, Curran had to hire guards to prot('ct from further losst's. But he is still open {or }.rusiness. working at a retluced rate as the,v painfulll, rebuild.

Also badll damaged rvas the T. NI. Cchb Co. operation at 5800 South Central in Los Angeles. Losst's ruere cstimated to exceed $10,000 by Ray Cobb, who t'mphasized. as did man,v others involved, that without the quir:k and courageous help of the firc and police departmcnts the damage and loss w.ould havt' been far greater.

Su-syrecting trouhle after reporls of tht' riots on Friday night, Ray Cohb, his father. T. N'1.. and his brother arrived at the plant at 5:ll0 Saturday mornins and founcl hroken u.indorvs and small damage. They staycd until two cleaning up and then u-ent to lunch. returning at 3:30 to find that the rioters had started st'r'eral fire,.. The fire-s had lrt'en reduced to smoldering.. smoking ashcs hy tht' sprinklt'r system, hut the rvater had also started electrical fires in some oI the machinery. Thr' fire departm('nt responded to their call. lrut were s() lrusv that all they <:ould do was to hook a host' t<r a firc hydrant, uish them good luck. and go aftt'r thc ser.eral hundrcd other fire-s that had hecn staltt'd. It took the Cobb {amily until dark to gct the fires out and sholel arvay the 'llre<'kage.

That night. Saturday the l4th, tht'v lroardetl up the opt'nings. lurnt'd on all the lights and the thrcc o{ them went up to tht' roof with carbint.s to stand uatch durin,l tht'night. 1'he plant sustained no more dama:re, but tht' r'iolence antl cle-.trut'tion that they had r,ratched from their roof-top vantagc point rvas staesering. "lt u'as hatrd to lrt'lierc that it rvas really going on," llal Cohlr said. As a nearlrl' fire raged. he explaint'd" ihev counlt'd sixty rounds of ammunition shot at fircmen rvho u'ere trling lo fight thc blazt..

The National Cuard and tht' Los Angt'lt's Police l)epartment stt up (ommand post headquartt'rs on tht'Cobb parking lot nert to tht' plant and tht, T. M. Colrlr Co. went all out to hclp thcse men r,vho did ,.uch n Iine jolr throughout thc riotine. 1'ht'1.opened up tht' plant to police and soldit'rs so thcv t'ould shon't'r and shavt' and also rolled out the dcliverr- truc'k,s for the merr to sleep irr.

ll,'r'nrtrrl Ananalt rcporterl tlrat af lrv,r ,,', lolk irrrrrlrrv morrrirrg Molotov cocktuils lverc hurlt'cl into Anrrvalt's Pacoima 1'ard. Luckily" an employee rvho livt'd u,ithin t'veshot sa$ thc lrlaze ,bt'girr. t:allt'tl the fire dt:partmcnt and los-.es ut re kept t,r ir minimrrm. ( )nlv one pilt' .o{ ,"tuds rvas burnerl. Iiarly tht' nt'rt mornirtg-. thoush. {our or fire shot-* ut'rc'firt'd through thc lront door" ont' striking a .lcsk. Fortunatt'lr'. the o{fir'r' qas empty.

In Pa-.adt'na" LincoLr Avcnue Lurnbt'r Co. had three fires. the r,':rllt of from ei.sht to tt'rr Nlolctov r.ot.ktails tosst'd into tht, r.ard. Again. {ast at'tion br the fire department prev('nted more t'rtcnsivt' damagt'. Lincoln Art'nut"-. l-rank Wcstlakc rt'porled that losse,s probably worrld be under $500.

\\"est Coast Screcn 0o., on l-ast (rjlrd St. in l-os Angelt's had three fires started bv juveniles Friday aftt'rnoon in the vard across the street from thcir oflit'e. ln etrt'h case they wt're alrle to get tht' fire out rapidly and damagc was kt'pt to sconhing of the lumber.

In Patoima. riott'rs also thrt'u a }lolotov cocktail at thc rear of the Carlow Co. wart'house. But lut'kilr. all tht'rioters <lid uas to hit and sr'or< h a metal-t lad door.

An accurate estimate of the total damagt' to firms hit would lrt' difficult to assess as some were rt'luctant to discuss losscs. but usually rcliable sour(ies have put thc figure a,. high as $50.000.

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