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Cor ond Truck Unlooding

Sorting to Width ond lengrh

Groding-All Softwoods

Tollying-Cor or Pqckcrge lois

Pool Cor Distribution

Two Months Free Storoge

Air Drying To fexlure

Complete Cuslom Milling ond Kiln Drying

We'll Unlood, Sort, Grode or Tolly on your premises ot Fixed cost.

We Corry Your Poyroll

For Exceptional Service, Call a fashion show for the ladies, featuring the very latest in wearing apparel by stunning models. Also, Monday at 4:09 p.m. will see the start of. Concatenation;at 5:59 p.m. will be a Stag Buffet. Following this stag, there will be presented a very unusual lvater show with acrobatics at 9:29 p.m. Ladies are cordially invited to the water show.

On Tuesday morning, October 9, we will have another regular business session to be followed by a luncheon to which the ladies are again invited. Highlight of the Luncheon will be an address by Hon. Robert L. Floyd, Representative of the Florida House. Following the luncheon, you may choose between golfing or sight-seeing on the boat ride through the waterways along Millionaire's Row. The cruise around the islands is very delightful and you are never more than shouting distance from shore. Don't worry about maldemer, you landlubbers, as you can almost reach out and touch the pier at any time. In the evening, we will have our cocktail party and a grand buffet dinner dance in the beautiful gardens of the Roney Plaza.

On Wednesday, the final day of the convention, we will have the Embalming of the Snark, after a few comn-rittee reports.

Don't forget-anybody interested in a post-convention tour to Havana or neighboring islands, can get all the inforrnatiorr right at the registration desk. You can make your reservatiorr upon arrival at the Roney Plaza.

Till we meet you all personally, I send best wishes for- a pleasant trip to Miami Beach.

Sincerely yours,

L. L. RENUART, 48254. Convention Chairman

C. M. Jewett Ccrlls on So. Ccl. Trade

C. NI. Jervett, of Portland, Oregon, manag.er of the pine department of the Vollstedt-Kerr Lumber Company, r.vas a recent visitor in the Los Angeles territor-y. He rvas the guest of Darrell K. Richardson, owner and manager of the California Soft.ivood Sales Company, u,hich concern has handied their products in Southern California te:ritory for a rrumber of years.

The Vollstedt-Kerr Lumlter Company handles various West Coast l'oods in a u'holesale lvay, and maintains several branch olfices in \\'ashington and Oregon ltesides the heacl office in Portland.

Sqn Francisco Lumbermen's Club

Meets Sept. 18, Lee Giroux, Specker

Lee Giroux, sportcaster for football games for Associated Oil Company, San Francisco, will be the speaker at the next luncheon meeting of the San Francisco Lurnberrnen's Club, to be held at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, on Tuesday, September 18, at noon.

Moves to Lcrrger Qucrrters

7065 E. Fireslone Blvd., Downey, Cqlif. We're

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Kendall Lumber Distributors moved September 1 to larger quarters in the Petroleum Building, Los Angeles, Rooms 633 and 634. The new offices are on the same floor, and the telephone is unchanged, PRospect 5341.

Californians Surv ey Huge Timber Tract in South America

(From the Healdsburs, Col., Tribune)

Jack l,ewis, well-knorn'n local real estate man, returned Tuesday from a two weeks' flying trip to South America where he investigated a timber deal for the sale of 10 billion feet of soft and hardwood.

Lewis, accompanied by John Taylor, Crescent City, left on July 26. The two flew by commercial airline as far as Cali, Colt.,mbia. There they chartered a plane, flew over the Andes to Tumaco. Then by tugboat and canoe they went into the interior, spending five nights in the jungle.

There they saw the largest privately owned tract of hardwood, owned by Mrs. Arturio Marquez of Colombia.

Mr. and Mrs. Marquez visited here approximately a month ago to discuss the transaction with Lewis and his associate, Roy Doolan.

Doolan and Lewis hold an option on the timber, the finest stand of virgin timber in South America. The purpose of the trip, according to Lewis was "to negotiate a deal on the option to sell the timber to Taylor." Taylor has been identified as a representative of several logging firms of Central California.

Lewis further revealed that a large plyboard factory will be erected at Tumaco, Colombia and that a new harbor is being built there now at the cost of nine million dollars.

Lewis was still in Colombia when its President Gomez passed a decree permitting unrestricted importation and exportation of foreign capital and profrts.

As a side issue, Lewis stated that he saw there a mahogany tree 200 feet to the first limb and 6 feet in diameter. Doolan and Lewis have been working on the business deal approximately a year-"one of the biggest timber deals consumated ?Dywhere."

Big New Plywood Plqnt For British Columbic "

H. G. Munro, vice president and general manager of British Columbia Forest Products announces plans for the immediate construction of a big new plywood plant. It will be built on a site right alongside their Victoria sawmill plant, will cost about two million dollars, and will produce about forty million square feet of plywood annually.

New Furniture Classes

The Extension Division of the University of California will 'conduct two new classes of interest to those in the furniture trade, as follows: Furniture Materials and Designs, teacher Mr. John J. Keal, begins September 20; Furniture Production, teacher Mr. Robert Engel, begins September 18. Both classes are sponsored by the Furniture .Manufacturers Association, and will be held in the Hillstreet Building, 813 S. Hill St., Los Angeles.

Rough ond Surfoced

Foirhurst Lumber Compony, the oldest estoblished wholesole ofiice in Eureko, now morkels the production of 33 mills in Northern Cqliforniq.

CALIFOR]I IA REIIW(I|ID STAI]I

Weoihering lests conducted in lhe desert sun 50 miles south of Deoth Volley, ond in the solt oir, seo fog, ond roin on Son Froncisco Boy proved ihot Colifornio Redwood retoins its noturol color ond texture longer when it hos been treoted with "liquid Redwood."

..IUMBER SEA[''

soves you money by stopping end splitting. Eosy to opply by sproying, il costs you obout 25( per MBF. Stocks ore moinloined ihroughout the Pqciffc Coqst.

There is more proffl in Coppernoie "250," the heovy duty wood preservolive used bY conlroclors ond industry throughoul the West. lt is eosier lo sell becquse it is eosier ond SAFER ro use.