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Smith complained to the frequently embarrassed by remember the name of his was Hummock.

fellows at the offrce that he was the fact that he couldn't always landlady, whose unusual name

One of the gang suggested that he could iron out that

Speciolisfs in Efficient Dislribution

FRED C. HOLMES IUMBER CO.

Wholesqle Lumber

Roil/T ruck- &-T roiler Shipments

OLD.GROWTH, BAND.SAWN REDWOOD from Boiock Lumber Co., Monchester

OTD.GROWIH DOUGTAS FIR From Spocek Lumber Co., Monchesler

PRECISION-TRI'IAMED STUDS

Douglos Fir . White Fir o Redwood

REDWOOD POSIS qnd FENCING

Fred HOIMES / Cg.rl FORCE

P. O. Box 987

Fort Bragg, Colif.

TWX: Fort Brogg 49

Phone: YOrktown 4-37OO

Southern Colifornic Office: Russ SHARP fWX: Pqsq Cal767O

P.O. Box 5S-Altqdeno, Colif.

Phones: RYon l-OO79; SYcamore 8-6845

PONDEROSA PINE DOUGTAS FIR difficulty very easily by employing an ordinary trick of a memory teacher, like creating a rhyme to fit the name. Then memorize the rhyme, and thus bring the name easily to memory. He suggested that the boarder keep saying to himself :

"Missus Hummock fills your stomach, Missus Hummock fills your stomach," until the rhyme came trippingly to the tongue.

He liked the idea and adopted it. All the way home that evening he kept saying to himself over and over again: "Missus Hummock fills your stomach,." So he sat down at the supper table in all confidence, smiled at the landlady, and said:

"Good evening, Missus Kelly."

End qnd Edge Gluing Survey by TECO to Continue

Washington-J1yo of the fastest developing fields of u'ood processing-end gluing of short lengths into long ones and edge gluing of narrorv strips into u'ide parrelsare the sul>ject of a research project by Timber Engineering Company, research alfiliate of the National Lumber llanufacturers Association, according to Carl A. Rishell, vicepresident.

The survey n,ill investigate nerv developments taking place in clesign and construction of machinery, applications of errcl and edge gluing to standard or new rvood products, ancl nen'designs n'l.rich rvi1l be basic in the devetopment of higl.r-strength j oints.

Irxisting and potential adrrantages of end ancl edge gluing htrve generated increasing interest among lumber and wood procluct manufacturers and prompted the development of many new macl-rines and assembly methocls.

Only in recent years have plants been constructed for integrated end and edge gluing processes. It is expected that much valuable information u-ill be cleveloped during the current investigation on plant layouts, nature of products produced, and u,aste and cost figttres.

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SUGAR

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ANNUA|. PRODUCT'ON 60 'T4'I.['ON High Altitude, Soft Texlured Growth MODERN MOORE DESIGNED DRY KILNS

Manufacture] rnd Distributor

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NEW UNDERLAYMENT HAS FINISHED-FLOOR SMOOTHNESS

Pope & Talbot announces a new particleboard enpineeted to meet the requirements of floor covering manufachrrers. This underlayment material, drum-sanded to precision tolerances, has llnishedfloor smoothness. No more contractor call-backs. New Pope & Talbot particleboard cannof telegraph: there's no wild grain pattern; nothing to disturb the perfect smoottrness of the finished floor.

Panels remain flat and true. They're easy to handle, easy to work, with no voids or defects to patch. Tile and linoleum bond securely.'And Pope & Talbot particleboard often cosfs less than any other kind of underlayment. Ready for immediate shipment.

tOS ANGETES DISTRIBUTORS: PENBERTHY tUftlBER CO. 58OO S. Boyle Avenue, Los Angeles 58, Cqlif.

3040 Northwest Front Avenue, Porilond lO, Oregon

IHPA Directors Told of 45o/o Hike in Membership, Action on lmporf Fuss

The Imported Hardwood Plyrvood Association, Inc., held a special meeting of its directors in tl-re \\/orld Trade Center of the historic Ferry 13uilding, San Francisco, September 20.

Of primary ir.rterest to ti-re directors .ivas the report of IHPA's attorneys, Sharp & Bogan, in \\'ashingto;, D.C., summarizing their canrpaigrr in opposing the 26 llouse bills and one Senate bill, supported by 22 Senators u'hich wouid have, if passed, imposed a harsh qrrota on the importation of plyrvood from Japan.

The highlight of this report u'as Sharp ct Bogan's reply to the claim that 28 domestic plyrvood plants were forced to close because of tl-re irnportation of Japanese plyrvood. This, coupled rvith the Tariff Commission's lindings and report of June 1955 that the import of Japanese plyu'ood n'as supple-

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"DURO" BRoNzE

' DUROID" El""tro Galvanized " DURALUM" Cladded Aluminum

Pacific Wire Products Go.

CO'NPTON, CALIFORNIA mental to, rather than in competition rvith, domestic plyrvoocl, u'as carried in neu's releases and, according to Sharp & Bogan, tl.rese facts, u'hen brought before the public and the Congress, without <luestion had a significant eiTect in tl-rose bills being tabled in tl-re past Ccingressional session.

A membership report shou'ed a 45'/o increase since the association opened its office in San Francisco in February.

The meeting closed on a note of satisfaction after review. ing this ye:rr's progress.

Apple Volley YcrrdBronching Out

Victorville, Calif.-It is learned that the Apple Valley (Calif.) Lun'rber Co. is opening a branch office in Lucerne Valley adjoining Apple Valley and that rvork had already been started on it last month renrodeling a building on Highrvay 18 r.vhich formerly housed a barber shop.

Lumber boughr righr iswhqlf sold

As competition becomes greater expenses spiral higher wages increase the ability to BUY RIGHT becomes increasingly important. Why don't you join the growing list of dealers who BUY RIGHT from INLAND because INLAND buys right?