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Normcn Miller Becomes Member of West CoostScreen Compony Sroff

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Everything happened to Norman Miller, grandson of Francis G. "Pop" Hanson, owner of the West Coast Screen Company, last month. Norman was appointed a permanent member of the company staff, to learn the business from the ground up, and on August 25 he was married to Frances Elone Lindesmith at I-a Venta Inn, Palos Verdes, with the family and a small group of close friends in attendance. Following the ceremony the young couple spent a 10-day honeymoon at the Santa Barbara Biltmore and are now at home at 4612 Rodeo Lane, Los Angeles.

For the past five years Norman has been attending UCLA during the winter months and working in various assignments at the plant during the summer vacation periods. He is a business administration major and intends to study every phase of the manufacturing business conducted by his grandfather. He

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4th,& K Street BElmont 36673 has worked in every department of production, administration and sales and is currently a member of the general orffice staff. He represents the third generation of the Hanson family presently employed by West Coast Screen.

leorned-Smith Lumber Company Joins Gontrqctors Associotion

The Learned-Smith Lumber Co., Gardena, was accepted last month for membership in the Bay Area Chapter of the Building Contractors Assn. of Southern California, reported Raymond M. Hemphill, chapter president. BCA, oldest and largest builders organization in the IJ.S., numbers 2,000 members in 28 chapters from Kern county to the Mexican border. Its members include leading builders from home-building to commercial and industrial construction.

United Stqtes Hits 'fttogic Moment'- 5O,OOO,OOO Households Now

For the first time in its history, the United States has reached the magic total of 50 million 1-rouseholds.

'I'his event r,vas symbolized Septemlter 5 when the Housing Administrator of the U. S. Government, Albert M. Cole, designated a nenlyrn'ed couple and their netr' home in Vienna, Virginia, as representing the household that turned occupied homes in the country to the 50 million figure.

The Bureau of the Census estimates that the total number of households-and occupied dwelling unitsreached the 50 million mark for the first time somervhere in the country, sometime during the month of August. Since no one can say exactly where or in rvhat home this turning-point household was set up, Housing Adminis-