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Christrnas spirit on the roof or the front lau'r'r, therc are :r round dozen inraginative plyu'ood cut-outs ; for young people u'ho like to make things for Dad and N{om' there are plans for simple gift items that can lle cut and assernbled from fir plyu'ood in virtually no time; finally, there are a series of seven imaginative toys, including the best of those that u'ere offered last 1-ear.

Cords Lumber ComPonY Moves to Ooklond for Better Customer Service

Normen Cords of Cords Lumber Company, Inc., San Francisco, annottnces that, effective November 1, Cords Lumber Company's offices were moved to 3901 Grand Avenue, Oakland, California. Cords' new teleplione number will be PIedmont 5-8456, and the teletype number is Oakland 339' Cords Lumber Company has maintaine<l of fices in San Francisco for the past ten years' The t'nove to Oakland is being made primar:ily to expedite service tc the trade on inquiries and quotations, according to Norm Cords, whose company represents the H. W. Aldrich Lumber Co., Eugene, Oregon, and is one of the representatives of the Medford Corporation, Medford, Oregon. In addition, Cords also distributes the products of many other Oregon and Northern Cali fornia mills to the retail dealer trade.

Mr. Cords states that the Oakland of fices will be open daily and on Saturday mornings, and that he will continue to give

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fast, efficient and ethical service to his California accounts.

Norm Cords will appreciate his many friends correcting their mailing address and telephone listing for Cords Lumber Company, Inc., and guarantees to continue giving immediate attention on all inquiries and orders from the new phone.

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Williqm A. Colton Succeeds Wohlenberg

Ukiah, Calif.-The promotion of William A. Cotton from production manager to general manager of Masonite Corporation's plant here is announced by John M. Coates, president, .ivho came here personally to notify the veteran employe. Cotton succeeds E. T. F. Wohlenberg.

Cotton started rvorking for Masonite in February 1926, when construction of the Laurel, Miss., plant was underway. lIe became a foreman, took charge of the finishing warehouse and shipping, headed the standards and control department, \vas production superintendent and head of nill research. He n as appointed general superintendent in 1948.

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Holey Bros. Now Employ 70 in Monufoclure of Crescenl Boy Door

Francis and Rupert Haley have been the "brothers" of Haley Bros., sash and door wholesale jobber specialty firm, Santa Monica, California, and partners since the death in l95O of their father, \V. K. Haley, and retirement of his brother, R. R. Haley. Actually, they are the third genera- tion Haley Bros., which started in St. John, N. B.

The Southern California firm was established in Santa Monica in 1923. Both Haley boys grew up in it at the same location it now stands. Francis actively entered the business in 1931 and Rupert in 1938. Haley Bros. rvas operated purely as a jobber to lumberyards until l94I-42, rvhen they entered into various phases of light woodworking and established their own mill facilities. Since the war, they have done considerable of their own manufacturing, especially sash and custom millwork.

Their employment has kept building all the time anil is now at a peak with 70 fulltime employes. Haley Bros. started slab door manufacture in 1952 and added 25 people then. The firm's personnel has practically doubled every year since. Four of the present employes have been with Haley Bros. since the start in 1923. Arthur "Dave" Davidson, formerly u'ith Hammond, has been a Haley salesman for more than 20 years. He is well known among oldtimers in the industry and "We are proud he's still active and to have him with us," says Francis Haley.

Haley Brothers' manufacturing operation is n-rostly slab