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SPECIATIZING IN QUATITY HAR,DWOODS
FOR THE RErAlt LUTIABER DEAIER qnd PIANING't,IItL OPERATOR t.C.L. & DIRECT CARTOAD SHIPMENTS
IAAPORTED HARDWOODS
Philippine fVlohogony (Joponese Sown Srock)
Joponese Birch
Joponese Ash
Hondurqs fVlohogony
DOI,IESTIC HARDWOODS
Blqck Wolnut
Appolcchisn Whire Oqk
Appolochion Red Oqk
Birch-White Maple White Ash
PACIFIC COAST HARDWOODS Alder Mople
Birch
Representing Angelus in Arizona - Joe Tardy
FHA Consolidqfes Long Beoch, Los Angeles Insuring Offices
Federal Housing Commissioner Norman P. Mason announced plans for consolidation of FHA mortgage insuring activities in the Los Angeles-Long Beach, California, area. The move, he said, will result in more efficient service and an estimated annual savings of $126,000. The insuring operations of the Long Beach office will be integrated into those of the Los Angeles FHA headquarters. The Commissioner said that the Los Angeles office is staffed by a larger technical force and can more effectively perform the functions transferred to its jurisdiction.
An FHA service office will be maintained in the Long Beach area, which embraces Orange county and the extreme southern portion of Los Angeles county. This oftce will give the public direct and easy access to FHA. pifty of the 84 persons formerly employed in the Long Bea{h insuring office will be retained to operate the service ofrce.
The changeover, which will be made gradually, iwill enable FHA to give better service to home buyers an{ owners in the Long Beach jurisdiction, Mason said. The L{s Angeles office, under the direction of Norman M. Lyon, tfi.-ua. an outstanding record, he asserted, keeping curr{nt *ith heavy demands in a nine-county area. In processirS mortgage insurance applications, he said, Long Beach h{d about a 30-day backlog on October 14. He predicted that $rocess- ing in the Lortg Beach area would be on a curr{rt basis within a month after the consolidation.