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For Everyone Who Sells To Lumber Dealers Or Furniture Factories Or Other Woodworkers

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-so that loa ctm depend. on the latest fublisbed nting, Tuice ercb uteek you receioe ilotificarion ol butd.reds ol ap-tuabe-tninate items abou, neu, corcen s, cbanges in cred.it ratings, fre losses, deatbs, cbanges in ownersbip and otber futs that affect credit and. sales, For conoenience tbese TWICE-A-WEEK Sheets me combitcd into a Montbly Consolifuted Supplement, eliminating tbe necessity of cbeckhg preoioasly pablis b ed suppl er?renrary rnortel

4 Sfredehrrp/ Sertu*n Nor coNFINED ro usE BY Lt[\4BERMEN-which hqs been relied on since 1876, in extending credit card promoting scrles to the lunber, Iurmitwe or woodworking trcde.

Aalt4o/tlp Sda \a,edou2- This comprehensive q1sfil lcrring boolc lists qucrntity buyers of lumber and qllied products thruout the United Stcrtes.

O From no other source ccn you obtcrin such a complete list oI Lumber Mcrnulcrcturers, Concentrcrtion Ycrds, Wholesclers, Betcrilers, Commission Men, Furniture cmd other Woodworking Fcrctories csrd over one hun&ed other clcrsses ol indusbial concenrs buying qucnrtity cmounts ol Lunber, Veneer, Plywood, etc.

O Sbeet addresses cre shown in the lcrger citieg, mcking possible low postcrge rcte circularizcrtion"

For lurther intormalion qddress Department "G" of the neorest office shown befow

Torter, Webster & Johnson Storts

Unions Push Insuronce

Ten-thousand construction workers in Arizona are now under a statewide hospitalization-life insurance program, per terms of a master labor agreement signed between Arizona contractors and 20 carpenter, cement mason,'teamster, plasterer and laborer unions. Money comes from a 7f-cent payment made to the fund for each man-hour that members of the subscribing crafts work.

II. Eddie has a complete education in hardwoods. specialties and wood produits used in the Los Angeles trade area. He rvill be assisted in sales by Mell McConnell, another veteran in the hardwood field. Marie Wriggins is in charge of building and will do the secretary work for the operations and sales staffs, while Jim Quinlan has been named superintendent of the new venture.

Lefr ro rishr: Jim QUINLAN, ilell MccoNNEll, Marie wRlGGlNS, Ed DIFANI

Something new has been added to Tarter, Webster & Johnson, fnc., service in Southern California, according to Bob Wells, general manager of the firm's activities in the Southland area. A new "Specialtv Products Yard" has been opened at 3030 East Waihington Blvd., Los Angeles 23, to service retail lumber dealers, cabinet shops, furniture manufacturers and industrials.

The new facility will maintain complete stocks of imported and domestic hardwoods, redwood, bond board, ceclar items and a full line of remanufactured specialities for the trade, according to Edward (Eddie) Difani, manager of the nern' division of the wholesale distributing concern.

\{anager Difani secured his basic training in wl-rolesale lumber distribution with the Western Hardwood Lumber Company, which he joined at the close of World War

"We will stock every item needed bv the Southern California trade, and *e hane the staff aird facilities to offer a complete service, which we intend to do," said Manager Difani. The new division telephone number is ANgelus 8-835 1.

Soulhern Colifornio Doormcrkers Attend Sqn Froncisco Meeting

Several Southern California door manufacturers attended a one-day meeting late in September of all western door producers at the Sir Francis Drake in San Francisco. The meeting was under the auspices of the National Woodworking Manufacturers Assn., Chicago, and its representative, Jim Nolan.

The session was headed up by Don Hanauer, chairman, of Fidler's Mfg. Co., Inglewood. Featured speakers included Dave Borum of Getz Brothers. and W. C. Rief of the FHA office in San Francisco.