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Koppers to Expond Oregon Plqnt

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Wauna, Ore.-The Wauna plant of the Wood Preserving division, Koppers Company, Inc., will be expanded in ordei to l-randle an increasing amount of business from West Coast customers of the division. D. A. Mitchell. Western district nianager of Koppers Wood Preserving division, anuounced that the expansion project will get underway soon and u'ill be completed early next Spring. It will involve the lengthening of one of two treating cylinders at the plant from 90 feet to 130 feet, the installation of additional modern materials handling equipment and enlargement of tl-re plant's storage area.

W. D. Pope has been named plant manager at Wauna, Ore. He succeeds Guy E. Phillips, who recently was assig1,e-d as manag'er of a new plant which Koppers is building at Whittier, Alaska. For the past eight years, Mr. Pope has b_een treating engineer at the,ilivision's plant in Wilmington, Calif.

E. A. Clendaniel, who has been general foreman of the division's Feather River plant at Oroville, Calif., has been named manag'er of the Everett, Wash., plant of Koppers.

New Moore Dry Kiln Co. Bulletins Show How to Hqndle lumber Pcckcges

Moore Breakdown Hoists designed to handle lumber packages weighing up to 18 tons, and Moore Recirculating Tunnel Dryers, low-cost, high-capacity, drying facilities for drying common and dimensioh grades, are featured in two separate circulars recently printed by Moore Dry Kiln Company.

Both circulars are complete with photographs of actual installations and line drawings showing the equipment in detail. The four-page illustrated brochure featuring the Moore Tilting Breakdown Hoist is identified as Bulletin 591 1, and the colorful single-page Moore Recirculating Tunnel Dryer literature is identified as Bulletin 5912. _ For free copies, write Moore Dry Kiln Company at North Portland, Oregon, Brampton, Ontario, Vancouver, 8.C., or Jacksonville, Florida.

HARDWOODS

Mqrin Counfy Development

Custom homes from $50,000 to $150,000 in the exclusive Harbor Point area on the Strawberry peninsula of Marin county {g lging luilt by the building and engineering contractor, William H. McDevitt, of San Rafael. Harbor,?oint is part of an original Spanish land grant, and has remained undeve,loped through the years due to private ownership. The Marin Land Company, now developing the area, his reserved twelve acres in the center of the development as a site for the Harbor Point Beach Club.

Booklef on NWPP Avoilqble

"Here's How You and the NWPP Make a Powerful Sales Team for Wood Products" is a new booklet that covers the National Wood Promotion Program, what it was designed to do and what it is doing in advertising, merchandising, technical promotion and in intra-induslry activities. Single copies are available from Wood Information Center, National Lumber Manufacturers Association. 1319 18th Street, N.W., Washington 6, D.C.

N-AWIA Directors Plon 1960 Annusl

The 1960 Program committee for the 68th annual convention of the National-American Wholesale Lumber Assn., New York City, has already started its planning and the program will be discussed at the special meeting this month in Chicago, November 13-14, of the board of directors.

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Severe Gcrlifornio Fire Gonditions Put 'Sqnlqnq' Into Action Oct. | 5

State Forester Francis H. Raymond announced Oct. 15 that the Division of Forestry "Santana" Task Force, being placed in operation immediately, consists of the movement of 75 forest personnel, 25 pieces of pumper apparatus, 10 bulldozers and transports and other personnel-carrying vehicles from the five Northern and Central California districts of the Division to Southern California. It is in its third year of operation.

Raymond stated that major fires and serious fire conditions currently existing in Southern California prompted his decision to place the operation in effect immediately and not wait for the previously scheduled date of October 19 r,r'hen the Task Force would have started movement according to plan.

Ten pumpers and personnel were also dispatched to assist with the large fire in the Angeles National Forest, which was still burning out of control. Three new blazes were reported Oct. 15 in Southern California: one in Topanga. Canyon, Los Angeles county, and two in San Diego county, one near Lilac, north of Escondido, and one near Palomar l\Iountain.

Raymond stated that the fire season in Northern and Central California is not ended and will not be until additional rains are received in sufficient quantity. Southern California is historically subjected to "Santana" conditions consistipg of high temperatures, low humidity, and high velocity winds in the fall months.

Raymond urged everyone to be especially careful with fire and to cooperate in every way possible to observe the necessary precautions and help prevent damaging and destructive forest and watershed fires throughout all of California.

Regol Door Moving to lorger Plont

(Continued from Page 42) f.gol Dd ErcGuliYG Gcorgc ] partment rvill remain in El Monte until the final stages of the transfer have been concluded. it was said.

"A great percentage of our doors are produced from beautiful exotic woods from the market places of the world," said Manager Pete Bingley. "Being in the special manufacturing end of the business, most of our craftsmen are artists and designers and have been identified in the woodworking business for many years," he continued. "For this type of business we maintain complete stocks of all species of imported and domestic skins to meet any and all production problems," Pete said.

Regal Door Company is in a unique division of the building business and the members of its staff play a most important part in the growth and development of the greater Southern California, Arizona and Nevada areas, as their doors are used and seen in many of the better buildings throughout this area.