WANT ADS

Rcrre-$2.50 per Column Inch

Closing dcrtes lor copy, Sth cnd 20th

Tumben Financing

Accounts receivable, inventories and sales financed.

J. C. COPELAND, FACTORS

6030 Wilshire Blvd.

Phone WEbster l-1323 Los Angeles 36, Calif.

MACHINERY FOR SALE

One S. A. Woods 4fi B l5x6 Gknife planer and matcher with Woods Feed Table and all operating equipment.

WAGNE,R MACHINERY CO.

1961 Santa Fe Ave. Los Angeles 21, Calif..

VAndike 2431

CLEAR WHITE PINE FROM BRAZIL-"PARANA"

NOW AFLOAT: I lot 236,0ffi Ft. & I lot 1il,0o0 board ft. in 4/4,.5/4, 8/4, 6/4. Price, Ex-Dock all Western ports: $lsSM. Write complete price list,

\,IIESTERN AGENT

1450 S. McBride Ave,, Los Angeles 22, Calit.

LUMBER CARRIER FOR SALE OR LEASE

Willamette Carrier. Excellent oondition. Will lease or sell. Los Angeles phone-ANgelus 9-49g5

LUMBER YARDS FOR SALE

Los Angeles yard, one ownership for 25 years; located five miles from City Hall on main highway to San Fernando Valley; 25M !a. !t. with 7M ft. under ioof. -Will'sell groundr "tra t,iiiai"i, f'or S45,0fi); office and planing mill equipmint 925{X}; trucks ant inventory extra. Will sell on terms. If preferred will lease groqnd and- buildings at g27S mo,nthly. Wi sold on this yard. Profit and loss figur6 will be disclosld.

Ventura_County yard,-one and one-third acres; ground and build- ings and equipment gl5,0G); inventory about g2O,frX). Or will lease grorlld and buildings for gl50 monthly. pio6t and loss figures will be shown.

San Bernardino Count5r yard. R. R. Lease. fmprovements and equipment i12,2fi. fnventory about S20,000. -B.ooks will be shown. Sales S14,000 to S20,M) monthly. lemis, Calif., yard, ov,'ned in Co-loradq established 40 years ago. R..R. Lcase $75 annually;_price for all'improvemcnts inO iqulp- ment except truck 93500. Inventory about glg,@0. profit and-loi,s figqre.s will be shown. Where can you get a prov€n Vara at any such figures?

I-pcated between Los Angeles and Long Beach. Established 25 years ago. Prescnt ownera bought th- yard in 19,16 and say tley pg!-otr purchase of ground-& buildiirgs from profitskncl then. Will cost for ground, buildings, rnachinery, truck and office equipment gl8,0$. fnventory about gl5,00b. additnonal. pnnortunity to take ovef, lease of lumber yard, 2r/2 acres central Los Angeles location, 3 car spur. price ftr ne* bpen shed for Hystgl piling, 40x120 ft ; new-office, plus some milling fecifities" only $8.fl)0. Purchase of inventory, trucks and fork lifi'e opti"nai. Lease $400 monthly, with renewal option @ 9450; Taxei extra. Yard on Foothill Blvd. east of pasadena. .Nice clean yard in fine residential town. Ground ZOOrIZO ft. fenced. Crounti, tuifa_ ings, eeuinment including truck, will cbst S36;00; ifi;6t will run about 915,0fi).

Mer_ced Courlly yard. Price o,ne-half acre of ground with very good new buildings, truck and office equipment, S9i00. Inveri_ tory_1t cost about $8,0@, Sales and profithgures will be shown. If you want to scll your yard lei us heai from you.

TWOHY LUMBER CO.

LUMBER YARD AND SAWMILL BROKERS

801 Petroleum Bldg., Los Angeles lS, Calif. pRospect 8246

Nomer of Advcrliscrs in thir Dcportrncnt u:ing o btind oddrccs connot bc divulgcd. All inquiric ond rrplict should bc oddrecsed to key.thown in the odvcrtitcmcnf

Kiln Drying

___We- are onc of the largcst custorn dry kilns on thc Wcat Coast. We, also sell, rent, or repair lumber ca;rien and lilt tructs. WiU cxchange equipment for lumber.

WESTERN DRY KILN & EQUIPMENT CO.

P.O. Box 622, Wilmingtorl Calif.

Phones: NEvada 61371 and TErminal ,f-6624

WANTED'-OFFICEMAN

Experienced h.ambertnan with high sales ability. Must be able to figure lumber. Please apply in writing or in person.

TARZANA LUMBER CO.

. 6056 Res€da Blvd., Tarzana, Calif.

Position Wanted

AS ASSISTANT MANAGER OR YARD FOREMAN

Capable, middle aged man with many years experience in retail lumber and building materials. Good health. Refeiences. Consider investing $!,0OO to $IO,0OO. Prefer small yard San Joaquin Valley or Central Coast Counties.

H. S. OLSE.N 1139 R'Street, Fresrio, Calif.

For Sale Immediate Delivery

Model RT 150 Hyster l-,ift Truck

Very good condition

SAN GABRIEL LUMBER COMPANY

Arcadia, California

Phone: AT 6-7141

Lumber Executive Available

Having just disposed of his interest (Douglas Fir) an experienced operator capable of assurning full responsibility of managing sound- ly financed sawmill op€ration with ample timber supply wishes to contact interested parties desiring the services of such a persron. Age 53. Married. Christian. College edrucation. Avaiiable approx. March first (or sooner if necessary). Interested parties please state fully nature of yotrr operation and location. Am available for interview. All replies confidential.

Address Box C-1869, Califomla Lumber Merchant 5O8 Central Bldg., Loe Angeles 14, Calif.

WANTED TO BUY-LUMBER

Detroit buyer will buy lumber or sell for you on commission. OREN G. LORF, P. O. Box 566, Trenton, Mich.

Lumber Yard For Sale

30-year-old yard for sale. One of thc best and best locatedl in the San Gabriel Valley. Unlimitedl volume, inventory about 930,0fi), long Iease or will sell property.

Address Box C-1872, care California Lumber Merchant 508 Central Bldg., Los Angeles 14, Calif.

WOODWORKING frTACHINERY FOR SALE

RESAW, Sry', 50 H.P., extra blades.

SIDE HEAD GRINDER, new condition

VONNEGUT MOULDERS, ALL ELECTRICS (direct drive\ 12,,, d' (4 and 5 hoads) 4',. FRANCIS GLUE SPREADER, 3d'wide, like new. NORTHFIELD JOINTER, t7,, ball bearing.

RIP SAW, power feed, ball bearing, new condition.

ROY FORTE,

' Production Machinery lor the Wooiluo.rking Trad,e NEV ADDRESS: 6918 S. Sanra Fe Ave., Iluntington Park, Calif. NEW PHONE: KImbaIl 2904-Res. MEtcalf 3-2562

Index To Adyertisers

iAdvedi3ing oppeort in olternote i5re!

Ohfuaaaet

Mrs" Helen Grchcrm Smith

IUrs. Helen Graham Smith, u'ife of Stuart C. Smith, passed arvay in Pasadena on November 21. She rvas the daughter of IUrs. Edrvard S. Graham and the late Mr. Graham.

She is survived by her husband, rvho operates the Stuart C. Smith Lumber Sales at Brownsville, Ore.; a daughter, Nfrs. I\Iargaret Smith Crickmer of Pasadena; a sister, Mrs. Henry E. Kelley of Scarsdale, N. Y. and a brother, Edrvard S. Graham, Jr. of San I\farino.

Funeral services rvere held at Pasadena on November 24.

Mrs. Edith Cooper

Mrs. Edith Cooper. rvife of E. L. (Bert) Cooper passed as'ay in the St. Joseph's Hospital, Burbank, on November 21. Born in Nebraska. she had been a resident of Southern California for thirty years.

Sun'iving is her husband. l'ell knou'n lumberman and a salesman for Baugh Bros. Co., Los Angeles. and a son, Barr-v Cooper. Funeral services rvere held at Studio City, Saturdav morning. November 25.

ri 103,000 New Dwellins Units Started in October

The Nation's homebuilders started 103.000 nerv Permanent nonfarm ds'elling units in October, according to preliminarl' estimates of the U. S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics. This rvas a drop of 12,000 units, or l0 per cent. from September, but almost equaled the 104,300-unit volume for October 1949, rvhen housing activity was at peak for that year.

October marked the first month this year that new housing volume ltas under the level of the corresponding month last vear. The Bureau stated that at this time the efiect on housing starts of credit Regulation X and related curbs cannot be determined.

During the first l0 months of 1950. a total of 1,209,1CX) nes' drvelling units were put under construction, 42 pet cent above the 851.300 started during the same period last year. Of the 1950 aggregate, public housing accounted for 23,000 units. 30 per cent under the corresponding total for last year.

Final estimates for the first 7 months of 1950 show some increase over last 1'ear in the proportion of housing built in urban places, and a decline in the proportion of rentalt1'pe housing put under construction. Of the total number of nonfarm ds.elling units begun during the first 7 months of the year, 59 per cent rvere started in urban places during 1950, compared rvith 56 per cent in 1949. Rental housing (units in 2-or-more familv structures) comprised 17 per cent of all nerv drvelling units started during January-July 1950. Last vear, for the same months, the proportion was 23 per cent.

Arcctc Redwood Co, (ll) .........YUkon

AtLison-Stutz Conpcuy (ll) ....GArlield

Corde Lumber Compcny (4) .......YUkoa

Dcnt d RussEII, Scles Co. (ll) ....SUtter