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Re-elected Members of IndustrY Management Committee

Plyr,r,ood leaders, meeting in Tacoma, Wash', recently chose three leading panel-makers to serve additional terms on the industry management committee which directs product development and promotion activities for 37 plants in the Pacific Northwest.

B. V. Hancock, vice president of Cascades Plywood Corp., Portland, Ore.;'Frost Snyder, president of Van.orrrr", (Wash.) Plywood and Veneer Co', and Herman E. Tenzler, president of Northwest Door Co , Tacoma; were re-elected as members of the nine-man committee responsible for setting the overall policy of the industry's promotional and quality control program which is effected by the Douglas Fir Plywood Association'

These three committee members will serve for t'i't'o lrears. Terms of offrce for the committee expire on alternate years with the following members as carry-overs:

E. W. Daniels, committee chairman, and president of Harbor Plywood Corp., Hoquiam, Wash'; N' O' Cruver, president of The Wheeler, Osgood Co', Tacoma; Robert il,. Seeley, vice president of Simpson Logging Co', Seattle; and Thomas B. Malarkey, vice president of M and I\{ Wood Working Co., Portland, Ore'

Two other committee members hold office bv virtue of their positions in the Douglas Fir Plywood Association' They are: Arnold Koutonen, general manager of the St' Paul and Tacoma Lbr. Co.'s plywood division, Association president, and Charles E. Devlin, of Tacoma, managilrg director of the. industry trade association'

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