Regal Door Conpany

7,O@ Deolers Altend Exposition

(Continued from Page 17) chants Assn., told the board that a new membership program would be developed to help the federated associations increase their memberships.

A motion presented by E. Donald Sterner, chairman of the By-Laws committee, setting January 1 as the date for newly elected officers to take offrce, was approved by the Board.

Everett B. Wilson, director of public relations, said that from all indications the industrv's public relations are in a healthy cond.ition, probably beiause the host of new postwar employes in the industry have gained experience and information about the products they sell and because dealers have been expanding the lines they carry and the services.they offer, thus doing a better job of meeting consumer neeos.

He said that better sales training and better merchan- dising would do much to keep the industry in good standing with the public.

Future merchandising and public relations programs, he said, would include a "More House for Your Money" program, a kit to help dealers cash in on the efforts of the H-oTe Jqrqroygment Council, and further promotion of NRLDA Display Panels.

He urged a start on merchandising research to develop facts that would help dealers get a larger share of consume? expenditures.

Celofex Nqmes Roberts to R.eseorch

Appointment of James R. Roberts as research manager of The Celotex Corporation was announced. Ro erts, formerly manager of research and development operations for the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, will headquarter at the newly consolidated Celotex Research Laboratories at Des Plaines. Ill.

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UNTOADING CHART ATTACHES TO TUMBER PACKAGE TOADS IN BOX CARS

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What Do Packages Weigh?

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Long Packages-Narrow Doors

Using Signode iecommEnded methods, no spe-cial^.elu.i9ment is- nedded to get N long packages through 12' wide doors. While this situation may not occur too trequentty. the Suggested method is useful-for one side unloading and for working in tight quarters.

Everythi"ng in this iractical Signode unloading chart will lre useful in irost any-lumberyard' And every lumbe,r dealer or mill operator is *elcome io copies of it. Just ask a Signode saleiman, or write Signode Steel Strapping Company, 2600 North Western Ave., Chicago 47,I11.

Nursery to Boost Timber EconomY

A step forward in expanding California's timber economy oc.ur.ed^ recently at Shaver Lake, in the High Sierras, when

Southern California Edison Clo. completed its new nursery for the growing of forest seedlingp. Production of 20,000 seedlings a year is plinned. Planting will be done on brush-covered areas in the power company's 16,760-acre water and timber-producing Tree Farm.

Said James F. Davenport, executive vice president of the company: "By growing our own tree seedl ngs near the planting lite, we aniicipate better survival. We can also conduct caiefully controlled experiments, determining best spacing, ideal time of- year, and best method of root-pruning for maximum survival and growth of the transplanted seedlings."

As another plus value, sugar pine seedlings can be grown and planted without fear of introducing blister rust into the area.- Sugar pine is a superior timber producer in the Sierras, but highly vulnerable to the fatal blister rust.

First planting on the companv's Tree Farm o.f -seedlings grown in the new nursery will be in the spring of 1959.