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"Rololite," a revolutionary new crosscorrugated fiberglass reinforced plastic panel in 50-foot rolls, will be publicly unveiled by Filon Plastics Corporation of Hawthorne, Calif., at the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association show, Nov. 1316 at Civic Auditorium and Brooks Hall in San F rancisco.

Filon displays-at Booth 424-will illustrate the growing number of applications for fiberglass panels, demonstrate the product's sturdy characteristics, and emphasize new uses being discovered almost daily, according to David S. Perry, president.

Another exclusive Filon development to be exhibited is "Filoplate." Company personnel will be present to discuss the complete product line with visitors.

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(Continued from Page 50) ance. And, because of the unique problem of building the house-step-by-stetrF-to coincide with the development of the screenplay, they had to use materia.ls they could handle and build with easily and quickly.

In the film, the construction of the house is geared to a love affair between Douglas and Kim Novak, with the final scenes filmed at the house the day it was completed. In fact, in order to keep pace with the plot, some portions of tlte home had to be built almost overnight.

Watching the house in the movie go up, the average citizen is bound to get ideas for his own inevitable dream house: ideas from the exotically oriental style; from the materials used (predominantly wood) and the ways in which wood so beautifully combines with other building materials. And' he'll get a much better view than the usual "sidewalk superintendent" gets, since the movie takes him right up close to the actual hammer-and-nail operations and through to completion of the house.

Much of the individuality in the house stems, of course, from the fascinating array of lumber and wood products used in its construction-both inside and out. Basic framework of the house is stud walls with plank-and-beam roof and ceiling, but applied with new ideas and considerable imagination to have audiences ooh-ing and ahhing. The laminated wood beams, for example, permit gteater spans than standard roof systems, and the dramatic nesting of the structure's six levels creates a gTandeur that outstrips most houses of comparable size.

Those who have already seen the filmand the spectacular house it stars-wonder what Kirk and Kim. as well as the architects and desigrrers, will do for an encore.