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Porttand Gement

Guqrqntccd to mot or rxcod rrqulrcnrnb ol Amoricrm Socirty lor Tcrliag Mstcricrlr Spgdflcctionr lor High Ecrly Sbcngrtb Portlcrnd CmonL at wcll cr Fcdcrql Spccilicctionr lor Ccncnt Port. lcad, High.Ecrly-Strongrth, No. ESS-C-20lcr.

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(28 doy concrctc rbcngtbr in 2l hourg.)

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(Bcsult ol compound courpoaition ond usuclly lound only in epecicl cemcnts designrcd lor tbis pur. poge.)

(Extremely sevcre cruto-clcrve tegl regultg consistently indiccte prcrcticclly no expcnsion or contrcrction, thus elimincting one ol mogt di#icult problems in uge ol c higb ecrly strength cement.)

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(Users' crsaurqncc of lresh etoch unilormity cnd proper results lor concrete.)

Hcrman Snidcr Rc-Elcctcd Prcridcnt Of Fir Door Inrtitutc

,l.r-"n Snider, general rnanager of Acme l)oor Company, I[o<1uiam, Wash., has been reelected l)resident of the l.'ir l)oor Institute for 19.50.

'l'ltc othcr officers, elecete<l :rt the annual meeting, held in 'f:tconra, Wash., are :

Vicc llresidcnt-Charles E. I)evlin, general sales manager, Simpson l.ogging Company, Seattle.

'l'reasurer-W. M. MacArthur, vice president of Wheeler ( )sgood Comllany,'fac<lnra.

Secretary-A. Ii. Lundgren, president of Vancouver |)oor C<lnrpany, Montesano.

Trustee-Thom:rs Ii. I\{alarkey, r'ice prcsidcnt, M and M \\'oo<l \Vorking Comp:rn1', Portland, Ore.

I\lr. Snider, wlro has frlr many ycars llecn associated with thc I)ouglas Fir stock <loor inclustry, was one of the organizcrs of Acnrc l)oor Contpany in 1939. Ilorn in Idaho, he came t() Washington as a boy. His first job was with the Henry l\'fcL]lcarv Timber Company of McClcary, Wash. l,ater hc u'orkc<l for Wheelcr Osgoorl Company, and Buffelcn l\l:rnufacturing Company, Tacont;r.

The I.'ir I)oor Institute rcpresents most of the Douglas l.'ir stock door industry, being a pronrotional, advertising, <luality stan<lards, anrl research organization for the industry. Its headquarters are in Tacoma.

Companies active in this industry-rvide campaign are : Acme I)oor Cornpany, Hoquiam; Bufielen Manufacturing Company, Tacoma; M an<l M Wood \\rorking Company, I)ortland; Monarch l)oor and Manufacturing Company, Tacon-ra; Ii. A. Nord Company, Everett; Puget Sound Manufacttrring Ciompany, Tacoma; Robinson plywood & Timber Company, Everett; Simpson I-ogging Company, Seattle ; \/ancouver Door Cornpany, Montesano, and The \\'heeler Osgoocl Company, Tacoma.

M. A. Whitmcrn Heqds Pqcific Lumber Inspection Burecru, Inc.

N{. A. Whitnran, president of the West Waterway Lum_ ber Co., Seattle, Wash., rvas re-elected president of the Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau, Inc., at the annual meeting held in Seattle on February 23. Other officers electcd u'ere : first vice president, C. J. Fairhurst, Tacoma, \Vash.; treasurer, N. Ouellette, Seattle, and H. W. Murphy, Seattle, was re-elected secretary-manager. L. R. Andrervs, Vancouver, 8.C., was chosen British Columbia di.r,ision secretary.

Mcrnulactured

The follorving were electccl district vice presidents : E. K. Bishop, Aberdeen, Wash.; H. J. I-eaf, portland, Ore.; E. C. Stone, Seattle; J. G. Robson, Nerv Westminster. B.C. : and J. W. Forrester, Coos Bay, Ore.

Chcnge in Name

Edu'in D. Delaney acquired the entire stock of proctor & Delaney, Inc., Inglervood, on January 30 and has changed the company name to E. D. Delaney, Inc. The management, staff and company policies remain the same.