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Illttrough there may be plenty o{ consumer buying power to send your sales soaring this Christnas season, remember there are other seasons ahead! There's something you can do right now to help.keep buying power at a healthy level over the coming years:

Get behind the Christmas U. S. Savings Bond Campaign with every means you conhol Disploy Bonds-in windows and on counters. Advertise Bonds-in newspapers and over the radio. Promote Bonds-to every shbpper. Urge every employee to buy them regularly through your payroll savings plan. You'll be building tomorrow's business. You'll be helping to conhol prices. Investors Set $4 at maturity for every $3.

A Bond under every Christmas tree will be a befter guarantee of future prosperity than a world of wiEhlul thinking.

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Conventions Scheduled

Jan. l3-1S-Kentucky Retail Lumber Dealers Association, Bror,r'n Hotel, Louisville.

Jan. 15-16-Northrvestern Lumbermen's Association, Radison Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn.

Jan. 22-24-Southwestern Lumbermen's Association, Auditorium, Kansas City, Mo.

Jan. 28-30-Nebraska Lumber Merchants itorium, Omaha.

Jan. 28-30-Ohio Association of Retail Deschler-Wallick Hotel. Columbus.

Association, AudLumber Dealers,

Feb. 10-11-Mountain States Lumber Dealers Association, Shirley-Savoy Hotel, Denver, Colo.

Feb. 19-CI-Mississippi Retail Lumber Dealers Association, Heidelburg Hotel, Jackson.

March 10-12-Lumbermen's Association of Texas, Munici' pal Pier, Galveston.

Aberdeen Compcrny Liquidcrtingf

Saginaw Lumber Co., Aberdeen, \Mash., is being liquidated, as result of action taken by stockholders, effective November 30. Saginaw Logging Co. is not afiected. Shingle mill operations will be continued temporarily under W. R. Morley, agent for shareholders in liquidated company.

Krooth Nqmed Housing Head

Washington, Dec. S.-President Truman announced to' night the appointment of David L. Krooth of Chicago as acting National Housing Administrator, replacing Wilson W. Wyatt.

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Grateful'Ly ac\nowledging past happy relations*tips, and, Loo\ing forutard to a continuance of the, same for tlte future

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Holiday Greetings

<rnd best wishes lor your hcrppiness in

The New Year

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421 Colyton St., Los Angeles, Mlchigcn 7807

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Jerome M. Higmcn

Obituaries

Jerome M. Higman,67, Reliable Lumber, Inc., Rosemead, passed away suddenly at his home there on November 27 following a heart attack.

Mr. Higman was in the retail lumber business in Los Angeles for a number of years before going to Rosernead to open a yard where his two sons, Brown and Herbert Higman, were associated with him. He had been a resident of Southern California since 1908.

Besides his sons, Brown and Herbert Higman, he is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jerome M. Higman, two younger sons, three daughters, three sisters, and a brother, Brown Higman. Funeral services were held at El Monte on November 29.

Joseph Richcrrd Fcrmer

Joseph Richard Farmer, 66, sawmill foreman for The Pacific Lumber Company, Scotia, Calif. for 35 years, passed away November 20 at Scotia Hospital.

He was born in Mississippi, and came to California 40 years ago.

He is survived by two sons, two daughters, and five grandchildren.

T. J. Torlcelson

T. John Torkelson, 54, Seattle lumberman, passed away suddenly in Seattle, November 13. He had been active in the lumber business for 3O years, and for some time had been an executive of the Western Retail Lumbermen's Association. During World War II he was with the WLB, where he assisted in expediting lumber production and shipments. He is survived by his widow and a daughter'

G. E. Engstrom

G. E. Engstrom, for many years general manager and secretary of the Arizona Sash, Door & Glass Co', Phoenix, Arizona, passed away suddenly October ?5, 1946'