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take all of our people in order that Pakistan, and I,ndia, and Indo-China, and Timbuctoo, and Where-the-Hell should get a free ride on our cash toboggan, is enough to wring tears from a bust of Sitting Bull. The law of tooth and fang surely remains uncha,nged in substance with the Red world in charge of its administration.

Goldsmith wrote that "every absurdity has champions to defend it."

It was Heinrich Heine who uttered the following classical New Year's wish: "The New Year is at the door. I wish for the stupid, a little understanding. And for the understanding, a little poetry. I wish a heart for the rich, and a little bread for the poor. But, above ail, f wish that we may blackguard each other as little as possible during the Irle'w Year."

Boiley Heods AFPI

W. J. Bailey, West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co., New York, was elected president of American Forest Products Industries, Inc., national Tree Farm sponsor. He succeeds Leonard G. Carpenter, McCloud River Lumber Co., Minneapolis, Minn. William Swindells, Willamette Valley Lumber Co., Portland, was named a vice-president.

Elected as trustees were D. S. Denman, Crorvn Zellerbach Corp., San Francisco I E. B. Birrningham, Ilammond Lumber Co., San Francisco, and others. Charles A. Gillett was reappointed managing director.

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Redwood Empire €lub Ploys Sqntq fo lytton Home Neqr Heoldsburg

More than 60 Redu'ood Empire Hoo-Hoo Club 65 rnembers, their u,ives and guests turned out for the club's :lth annual Christmas Party at the Lytton Salvation Army Home, December 16. The Redrvood Empire club officially took the Lytton Home for underprivileged children under its wing some years back, and since that time has been donating money, time and materials to the project for the rvell-being of the deserving youngsters living there.

This year's project, "Operation Ner,v Fence," was spearheaded by Harry Merlo and his fellow committeemen: Pershing Liddle, Howard French, Herb Latell, Joe Schafer, Duane Bennett, Bud Crofoot, Steve Yaeger and Chas. Wiggins. Through the hard work of this group and the generosity of many Northern California mills, more than 54,000 BF of redwood fence lumber rvas gathered from donating sarn'mills and delivered free of charge to the Lytton Home, just north of Healdsburg. All time, trucks and loading equipment rvas donated by participating sawmills and Club 65 members.

The delivery of the fencing material was follor,ved by a banquet for all at the Home. After dinner, Club President Steve Yaeger presented Major Sainsbury, Lytton Home director, a check from the club for $18O in addition to the fencing material gift. The youngsters at the home then took over the meeting and put on an excellent entertainment program for their guests, including a tour of the Home.

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