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Otis S. Mansell Elected President Of Celotex Corporation

Chicago-Bror Dahlberg, founder, and president of The Celotex Corporation since its organization, has been elected chairman of its board of directors; Otis S. Mansell, vice president and comptroller of the Corporation and active in its management for over twenty-one years, has been elected president.

At the same time, Carl G. Muench, since the Corporation's organization vice president in charge of operations, engineering and construction, was elected senior vice president.

Chris L. Christensen, for the past five years vice president in charge of industrial relations and research, was elected chairman of the executive committee.

Henry W. Collins, connected with the merchandising department since 1923 and for the past ten years vice president in charge of sales and distribution, was elected executive vice president.

fn announcing these changes, rvhich are effective today, Mr. Dahlberg stated: "It gives me pleasure to announce that The Celotex Corporation has now substantially completed its expansion projects which were initiated about two years ago. This has included broadening of its lines of products, important expansion and improvements in capacities and efficiency of its manufacturing facilities, and of its distribution.

"It is therefore now opportune to put into effect a program which for some time has been under consideration, so as to afford me an opportunity to devote more time and effort to consideration of policies and activities to guide the Corporation's future operation, by distributing a greater amount of the responsibilities among the other key executives, all of whom have had long service with the Corporation and have contributed so greatly to its growth and develooment."

Martin lloban, of Forest Products Co., Fort Lauderdale, Florida, wholesale lumber dealers, is spending several months on the Pacific Coast. He visited San Francisco around the middle of April, and went from there to the Northwest. While in the San Francisco Bay area he paid a visit to Charlie Loughran of Eastshore Lumber & Mill Co., who was formerly associated with him in the wholesale business in New York.

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