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J. H. Boxter & Co. Disploy Boord Aids in Fire-Prevenfion Week

fn conjunction witlr the recent national F ire Prevention Week, the Huntington Park fire department, under the direction of Captain Elmer L. Hoisington, put on a showroom display, open to the public, in a prominent location in downtown Huntington Park. The object was to show the publie, through graphic visual exhibits, the many common household hazards which, if neglected or not understood, can (and do) lead to many disastrous fires,

"A major objective," said Captain Hoisington, "was to acquaint people with the many efrective new fire retardant or fire resistant materials now on the market which can reduce many common fire hazards. We are interested in promoting the use of such items as approved fireresistant drapes, fire-retardant paints on ecoustical tile, fire-protected wood paneling and lumber."

A feature of the exhibit was a display board entered by J. H. Baxter & Co., producers of BAXCO Pyresote-treated lumber and plywood. Ttris fire-protected material has been used in many Southern California schools, hospitals and public buildings for both decorative and structural use. It is often specified for use in places where untreated wood cannot meet building code requirements. In many parts of the country, BAXCO Pyresoted lumber, when used for roof decking and purlins, is rated as incombustible and qualifies the structure for reduced fire-insurance rates.

FIre Captaln Dlrner L. Holslngton' Iluntington Park, dlrected unique illsplay durtng Fire.Preventlon Week, to acquaint publlc wlth new fire retardant materlals such as the BAXCO fire-protected lumber anil plywood dlsplay he is shown lnspocting above.

RETAIL LUMBEB DEALERS TO \IIEW COMPLETE LINE OF L.O.F. GLASS PRODUCTS

Samples of all its flat glass products used in building construction will be shown by Libbey-Owens-F ord Glass Company to retail lumber dealers attending the National convention, Brooks Hall, San tr'rancisco, Nov. 13-16. tr'ronting the display is a cutting table for on-the-spot educational demonstrations on the ease of cutting LOF window glass and the resultant savings through reduced waste.

Of special interest to the attending lumber dealers will be a sample of every tJn)e of window glass and Thermopane insulating glass which the company makes. T'he former group will include various thicknesses and grades ranging from single strength to heavy sheet. Thermopane tJ4Pes will include both Bondermetic and GlasSeal in plate, sheet and special glasses.

Cb-featured wiU be a practical demonstration of the storing and handling eftciency offered by the specially desigred LOF window glass box storag:e rack which holds a 30-box stock in an area of only 12 square feet.

The booth will be manned by H. A. Schofield, G. F. Loughman and A. C. Anderson of LOF"s San Francisco ofHce.

Boy Scouts to "Get Out tho Vote"

Joining the five million Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Explorers in the United States who will participate in the third national Get-Out-The-Vote campaign, 50,000 Scouts and leaders of the Los Angeles Area Couneil are preparing for the starring event of the Golden Jubilee Year. As in 1952 and 1956, this great nonpartisan effort to get out a record vote in the national election is under the joint sponsorship of the Boy Scouts of America and the Freedoms Foundation, Inc., of Valley F orge, Pa. The GetOut-The-Vote campaigrt is strictly nonpartisan in its concept and execution.

We're not "birds of a feather." The ducks and drakes of the barnyard have to swim in the same pond and do as they're told. So do "captive" distributors. We're free to- serve uour intetests, in supplying the best materials for each of your iobs .-. . and 42 years in this community has taueht us what you need. That's why you'll find it in our stock for fast delivery: Ply#ood, Formica, Simlsbn Board, Masonite Brand Products. Acoustical Tile.

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Now, Low-Cost Computer Cuts Btlling Tfune, Costs

A complete lumber invoice can now be prepared in a matter of seconds on a new Electronic Billing Machine produced by the Monroe Calculating Machine Company. The machine, called Monrobot D(, can be operated by any typist. The low-cost, desk-size computer calculates total board or linear feet in less than one-fifth of a second, then automatically extends and prints the price. Fractions, decimals, taxes, prices per unithundreds or thousands, and pricesper dozen or gross are computed automatically, electronically, without chance of error. A typist enters billing information through the standard typewriter keyboard' Results are electronically printed on the invoice. Precalculating and invoice checking are eliminated.

Automatic daily totals, automatic discount calculations and other special automatic features are custom-programmed into each Monrobot D( to meet each lumber dealers need.

The machine was enthusiastically received at the National Retail Lumber Dealers' convention in Cleveland and the Northeast Lumber Dealers' show in New York.