LETTERS

C. Ganahl Lumber Company

1912 South Olive

Los Angeles 7, California

September 17, 1959

The California Lumber Merchant

Room 508, 108 W. 6th Street

Los Angeles 14, California

ATi|ENTION: Mr. Reed Porter

Gentlemen:

Managing Editor

Accustomed as I am to reading every issue of The California Lumber Merchant, I was more than pleased to find your reference, in the issue of September 15, 1959, to the C. Ganahl Lumber Company, as having completed SeventyFive Years of uninterrupted service to the Building Industry in Los Angeles and Southern California.

It is indeed a long period to have been in business with all the fluctuations encountered over the years, and I believe that luck has not been an unimportant factor in this record, on which you so kindly and gracefully compli. ment us.

Very sincerely yours, (signed) C. C. Ganahl.

San Francisco Public Library Periodical Department

September 8, 1959

California. Lumber Merchant

108 West 6th Street-Room 108 Los Angeles 14, California

Gentlemen:

I am writing to request that our one-copy subscription to CALIFORNIA LUMBER MERCHANT be sent to the Library in a wrapper. For the past several weeks the issues have been arriving in the mail in a mutilated condition. As we maintain a reference file of the magazine it is important that our issues be in a usable condition. The magazine is popular with our patrons and we cannot accept mutilated issues due to the great usage of the magazine.

We have been calling the Northern California office here in San Francisco for replacement copies, but feel that this is an inconvenience for us and for the office.

Please send us another copy of the September l, 1959, issue as this issue arrived today in an unusable condition.

Yours very truly,

Hans Wall

806 Sunset Boulevard

Los Angeles 12, Calif.

September 12,1959

The California Lumber Merchant

108 West Sixth Street

Los Angeles 14, California

Dear California Lumber Merchant:

Many thanks for the nice article you devoted to my small L.A. retail yard in your August 15 publication.

On October 1, I shall be completing my 40th year of being my own boss in our beloved lumber line.

I would like to express my sincere thanks to Messrs. Jack Dionne, Orrie Hamilton, Ole May, Reed Porter, Miss Adams, and not to forget my dear friends, the late Ed Martin and Bill Black, who all helped me in such a friendly way 2l years ago to get re-established in this great city.

Yours very truly, Hans and Felicitas Wall, Son Bob, and Daughter Gloria General Lumber and Supply Co.

Lvnwood. Calif. S6pt. 10, 1959

The California Lumber Merchant Room 508

108 W. 6th St. Los Angeles 14, Calif.

Dear Sirs:

Enclosed please find check for $5.00 for two years subscription to The California Lumber Merchant. I have been in the lumber industry in Southern California 23 years and always enjoy this magazine, so decided to subscribe and then I would not have to read some one else's copy.

Sincerelv.

Jay Kiniball, Jr.

11328 Pope Ave. Lvnwood. Calif.

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Mrs.

Marian

C. O'Donnell Head, Periodical Department

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