BRUGE FiNiShEd FLOORS

Hcrl D. Crockett HelPs Scrve Three Drowning Men

A news story in "The Inyo Register," published at Bishop, California, brief ly relates a story of heroism on the part of a rvell known Southern California lumberman.

According to this story three men' H' G' Donnell, Frank Marino and Jack Zukie went out in a boat on Grant Lake. The boat capsized, the weather was cold, the rvaterivas icy, and none of the three could srvim. The paper said they would have been lost in a ferv minutes' Harl D. Crockett and John W. Givens were on the lake in another boat, and they made a quick and ,clever rescue of the imperiled men.

Mr. Crockett is with Carl Baugh, and is well kno'il,n as Assistant Deputy State Snark of HooHoo in California.

With C. P. Henry d Co.

\\r. H. (N{onty) Montgomery has joined the sales staff of C. P. Henry & Co., Los Angeles' Monty rvas formerly with Georgia-Pacific Plywood & Lumber Co., and prior to that was associated u,'ith E. L. Reitz Co., wholesale lumber concern, for fifteen years' He is u'idely knolvn in California lumber circles.