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Phillips brings youth, experience and family tradition to his post. He has served in the U.S. Coast Guard, sailed Olson tugs on the Hawaiian run, worked lumber shipments in the Northwest and cargo assignments at Olson's San Francisco Bay head' quarters. He is a grandson of Oliver J. Olson, founder, in 189I, of the coastwise line that made news flve years ago by starting the first regularly scheduled ocean cargo barge service between the Pacific Coast and the Islands.

Olson also maintains offices in Portland, Coos Bay, Eureka, San Mateo and Wilmington. Olson cargoliners depart every 14 days. The firm's 1965 Hawaiian lumber volume totalled 16,000 tons.

Wond & Horrington Appoinlment

Leland Driver has been appointed man' ager of the Ward & Harrington lumber yard and store at Laguna Beach, the company reported.

Driver succeeds the late Floyd Case, long-time manager of tl-re Laguna facility.

Woshington Code Efrorts

J. M. Fant, National Forest Products Association building code district manager in Seattle, in an effort to gain reductions in excessive fire limits in Bellevue and Clarkston, Wash. has participated in a seminar on building codes and fire zones for architects, builders and public officials in Bellevue.

As a result, city officials are now preparing new fire zones with a reduction of 80 percent in present area limits for action by the city council. Officials in Clarkston have produced an administrative recommendation for reduced fire limits.