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And Best Wishes

FOR 1959 PARAATINO LUAABER CO.

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Michqel Jcrson

John Weqver in the Jonathan club, Nov. 13, and named an Executive committee of : H. S. Patten, chairman ; O. H. Barr, vice-chairman: Guy L. Cuzner, secretary, and A. E. Fickling and Earl Johnson.

Harry A. Graham, Long Beach dealer, .won low-gross prize, at the Nov. 15 tournament of the Orange County Lumbermen's Club. Other winners were E. Steffensen and Dick Emison, Santa Ana dealer who won the Blue Diamond trophy. Asa Fickling and Jim Deatherage also drove down from Long Beach. Also on hand were C. C. Barr, W. P. Wright, Walter Spicer and D. E. Liggett The Willamette Valley Lumber Co., Dallas, Ore., filed suit to test the validity of the Lumber Code Authority . Frank H. Harris installed the new Nu-Wood Bevei-Lap Plank on walls of his office at Van Arsdale-Harris Lum-ber Co. Arthur Cheim of the Yuba City Lumber Co. made a business trip to San Francisco.

The "Retail Lumber and Building Material Code Au-

Robeil O'Neill

John Hencken thority" was chosen as the name of the organization to administer the Code of Fair Competition in Northern California. Officers selected at a meeting in the Whitcomb hotel, Nov. 8, were Ralph Duncan, chairman; F. L. Dettman, vicechairman, D. C. Essley, secretary, and M. A. Harris, treasurer. Additional dealers on the Executive committee included C. I. Speer, George Ley, C. G. Bird, E. T. Robie and R. B. Stevens. Offices were opened in 603 Newhall Bldg., with Dee Essley of the California Retail Lumbermen's Assn. in charge . . . The 1932 Census figures, just in, reported the lumber output at 10,160,000,000 feet, the smallest volume ever reDorted in a vear . . Lumbermen's Post 403. American Legi^on, announced its annual Hi-Jinks for Dec. 15 at the Hayward hotel, Los Angeles. Lumbermeu on the committees included T. B. Lawrence, Don Philips, Russell Gheen, Fred Morehouse, Herman Rosenberg, Stanley Moore, Tom Tomlinson, H. W. Brown, Ed Biggs, Jack Brush, D. J. MacDougall, Bill Cuzner and J. A. McNeill.