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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
OWNER ANXIOUS

To sell this lovely 2-bedToom
bungalow with expansion up:
tile bath down; basement; 2K-
cor goroge! nice corner lot.
close to Shoregote. Coll and let
us show you this unique
home today.
MOVE IN
This vacant 2-bedroom bungu.
low with expansion up. insu-
lated and floored: living room.
kitchen with eoting space; olu-
minum storms and screens: full
tiled basement. Priced to sell.
SPANKING NEW
Just woiting for ON owner is
this quolity built 2-bedroom ex-
pondoble bungalow. Plumbing
for second bath rouqhed in.
Full divided basement, give Us
q call and check out this out
stonding value.
Just PAINTED
Very good buy in q 3-bedroom
ronch. full basement. built In
ronge and oven and attached
lh-cor garage. LoYge sliding
doors on all closets. Owner
transferred, take immediate
possession. $4,000 down will
moke q deol and low monthly
payments.
OFF E. 200th ST.
In a very good Location nem
schools Is this 3-bedroom home
bungalow with full basement
and finished recreation room.
lAa-cor garage. oluminum
storms ana screens, give uS u
call and see this one.
SEM-RANCA
Look no more II this home hos
everything: I bedrooms. 2 full
boths. living. dining. kitchen.
breezewoy and 2la-cor garage
on q beautiful corner lot. AL
assessments in and paid for.
Cloy tile bath. Sunitos wolls.
divided basement and many
extra lectures. Cleos q q
whistle; stop today and let us
show you how perfect q home
CON be.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
SOUTH EUCLID

#2o33. A rore find is This brick
bungalow with full dining room
in the Worrensville -Moyfield oreo.
Selling in the $4,000 Gloss. this
home includes q full basement,
corpeting, storms and screens and
q garage. Fine neiehborhood.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
COUNTRY PARADISE

#1235. Over VI oere lot like q
privote park. Back yard is begging
for O garden porfy. Chormins
white home with huge living room
and wood burning fireplace,
fomiIy room, Kitchen with plenty
Of eating spoee. ostoehed gorose.
All this for only $l5.700.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
OUTSTANDING BUY

9-yeor-old 2-bedroom ro n c h:
lA-coI garage with pdtio: l.
shoped living and dining
room: l60' lot. 2 blocks from
CTS. transportation. neor
Green Rd. Low down payment.
low monthly payments.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
FIT FOR ROYALTY

1880. Relax before the wood
burning fireplace and watch the
boots go by. This beautiful bun
eoIow hos q dining room. lorss
Kitchen, 2 bedrooms down. expon-
sion up, plus plumbing in for fv-
fvre bath. and ottoehed garage.
Nestled in seelvsion yet only one
block from Eveli1s largest shop
ping center. vceont. Owner trons-
ferred. Priced for immediote sole.
Coll W. $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
DOUBLE $16,5O0

1880. beof inflotion. Invest in
This fine home located neor Lake
Shore Blvd. Become your own
landlord. SIS. Let the tenant
build your equity.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
ONLY $l6.e00

That's right. only Slo.9o0 for
this 4-Yeor-old. 3-bedroom bun
qolow. ll2-cor garage. fenced
in rear lot: full basement.
Good neighborhood for peace
and quiet living. Coll for de-
tolls on low down payment.
TROUBLE FREE
For yeors to come. This newly
decorated 2-bedroom bungalow
il in excellent condition. Ex-
pension for 3rd bedroom. liv-
ing room with new Competing.
full basement. ottoched GO
rage, low taxes. Close 10 trans
portotion. Coll for details.
ST. WILLIAMS
Be sure and see this lovely
brick front bungalow with O.
cor garage. Nice large home
with Q bedrooms down. huge
expansion up. Much bigger
than usual kitchen: full base
ment: large shade trees in
yord. A beautiful home both
in and out.
ST. MARY MAGDELENE
Check this 3-bedroom. one-floor
plon on q l80' deep lot. MunY
extra lectures: living and din
ing room. modern kitchen. full
basement. exceptionally nice
yard with large shade trees in
reor. Very convenient to shop
ping at Shoregote. Put this on
your list.
LARGE KITCHEN
Owner is transferred. so now
you CON have the lorge kitchen
you have been looking for. Q
nice size bedrooms. cioY tile
bath down. Moster bedroom
up: divided basement: nicely
londscoped lot. Call today.
MAYBE
You CON purchase with poY-
ment less than rent the 3-bed-
room coloniol of 222nd ST.
Lorge living room. dining
room. eating space in kitchen:
full basement plus attached go
rage. Wonderful Location. cleon
home. Check our finoncing on
this home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
EAST CLEVELAND DOUBLE

#l234. Located south Of Euclid
Ave. This large home is in excel
lent condition., Close TO the ropid
tronsit ond shopping. Priced TO
sell.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
Holy Cross
S 9, 900

Lovely English COLONEL with
modern interior. ImmoculGtely
kept. 8 bedrooms, Ia baths,
newly corpeted living and din
ing room. unusuol kitchen with
nook. poneled rec. room. 2.cor
garage. Nothing for new owner
to do but move in.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
HOME IN THE WOODS

1881. This beautiful 65-room
roneh is located on 2-oere wood
ed lof. Has 3 large bedrooms. 2
full clay tile baths, wood-burning
fireplace in living room. fomiIy
room on Ist dining room. large
Kitchen with opplionees, breokfost
oveo in kitchen overlooking potio,
rhermopone wall on south side.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
St. Williums
E. 250th ST.

Brick and frome Colonial liv-
ing and dining rooms. cheerful
kitchen with dishwosher, en-
closed redr porch. 3 bedrooms.
divided basement. qoroGe. Own
er has purchased LARGER home.
S2l,S00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15

From the living room window
Gnd reor screened porch OF this
SPARKLING WHITE SEMI
RANCH on {. 264th St. bed
rooms. llz baths. dining room.
divided basement. ottdchec oo-
roge; immediote occupancy. We
have the key. so why look
further?
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
NORTH OF Blvd.

#2I33. This beautiful topestry
brick semi ranch is located on q
secluded tree lined street. II fec.
fures four bedrooms, Va baths,
dining room plus good eotins
spoee in the kitchen. eorpefing,
poneIed reereotion room and good
sized LOT. Vacant. Owner trons-
ferred. Priced for immedioie sole.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
z YEARS OLD

Lovely g. room, 3 bedroom
rdnch:: large L-shdped living
dining room: cleon and neot
as they come. lz-cdr garage.
Aluminium storms on screens.
Low down payment. Conven-
lent to everything.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
Holy Cross PCristj

FULL PRICE ONLY SI7.9oo
S rooms in eoch suite. This is
your opportunity to invest for @
good return. Bonk terms on this.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
Professional Men

Attractive stucco 2-story private
residence: ideolly suited for
COMBINATION OFFICE AND
RESIDENCE. Large l2-room
CENTER HALL COLONIAL.
epoICte entronces; Gdequote
up-to-dote plumbing and heGt-
ing facilities; full basement;
life time tile roof. Terrific Euclid
Location. It's vocCnt ono reus-
onoblY priced at S22.5oo. Seldom
cdn we offer something like this.
See for yourself, call today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
81. Willioms
z. z55th ST.

Brick front Feiner home. 2S #.
living room. full dining room.
lorge kitchen. ! bedroom down.
2 up. lla boths. enclosed porch.
2 wood burning tireploces, tiled
basement. ortGched qoroGe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
OWNER TRANSFERRED

#2o63. This lovely colonel feo-
lures 3 bedrooms. Va baths. car.
petine, formal dining room and
recreation room. Sitvoted on
wooded lot In o secluded section
q Euclid. Priced 70 sell.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
HILL AREA

Owner transferred. call for op-
pointment to see this beautiful
Groom colonel. 8 bedrooms.
bath on End. living room with
wood-burning fireplace. dining
room lorge modem kitchen.
Basement with recreation room.
and lovotory. 2-cm goToge.
ldrge wooded lot.
MODERNlSTIC
3-bedroom runch on q lovely
street in q popular oreo OF Eu-
cid. 2-cor garage. wood-burn-'
ing fireploce. dining room. di-
vided basement. This is the
house you have been looking
for. Only 2 years old.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
Euclid Bungalow

Or BABBIII
Owner transferred to California.
Must sell his lovely 5 year old
home. 3 bedrooms. Ia baths.
family sized kitchen and din
cite. corpeted living room, bose
ment. garage. patio, fenced lot.
4l2'o CT assumption 10 quoli-
fed buyer. ASKING Sle.e0O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
EUCLID COLONIAL

Priced TO sell is this 3-bedroom
home with lorge living room.
wood-burning fireplace. dining
room. modern kitchen with
nook: full basement; lh-cur
garage nice lot. close to every
thinq.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
Z. 2soth COLONIAL
BRING N-LAWS

In Euclid off 20oth. nice double
SO suite with full basement.
large yard 50xl50 ond 2-cur
quroge. Perfect for in-luws OF
rental income. Al condition.
Come out today and inspect
this buYqoin.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
TAPESTRY BRICK

s-Yeor-old. 3-bedroom ranch on
q l56'x280' lot lorge kitchen.
divided basement. 2la-cdr at
toched garage. S minutes drive
from Euclid E. 260th shopping
center. For that beotiful ranch
and lorge lot. be sure to see
this home.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
COLLNWOOD AREA

3 bedrooms with full basement.
ll2 cor garage. Home in very
good condition. neur schools.
transportation and shopping.
Good storter home. See il TO-
day, be q home owner tomor-
row
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
$4,000 to '23 900
EUCLID HIGH SCHOOL

Very neot frome coloniol be-
tween 200th and 222nd. Usual
second floor with bath and 8
large bedrooms. First textures
living. dining. kitchen and Tx
10 fomily room. Full basement.
lK-cor garage. Don't miss this
see il now.
BRICK RANCH
Only 8 Yeors old. 3 bedrooms
and ll2 baths. full dining
room. lorge kitchen with eat
ing space. Ideal lot with AZ
frontoge and $50 reur lot line.
Attached garage. corpetinG.
dropes cnd refrigerator all in.
cluded. Just listed. 1t won't
lost long.
1 BEDROOMS
Wonderful for q loYge family
sho1p s-yeor-old trome bungo-
low, located north Of Blvd. in
Euclid. All good sized rooms.
divided basement with recreo-
ton room. Mony extra features
included. Beech club privi.
leqes. Check this value now.
INCOME DOUBLE
SIS in Al condition, close 10
Euclid Noble oreo. Home has 2
new gos turnoces. 2-cor GO
roge and concrete drive. Close
to transportation and churches.
Low tdxes moke this q good
investment property. Coll us
for more detoils.
Z. 2soth COLONIAL
Trim iroms coloniol. Here's q
we'll plonned home with 3 bed.
rooms and bath up. Full living
ond dining room. large kitchen.
enclosed sun room. Double 90
rooe, full basement. The com
plete home going for under
$40. 900.
BRING N-LAWS
In Euclid off 200th. nice double
SO suite with full basement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
BRICK BUNGALOW

Yes. it will toke only $500
down to buy this 2-bedroom
home with full expansion up.
living room and large kitchen.
divided basement. lh-cU ga.
rage. This home will sell fast.
Coll today for full detoils.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
OVER $4,000
COUNTRY STYLE

Lovely ranch on on exclusive
street. Two loTge bedrooms
and foInily room. full base
ment. attached lla-cor guroge.
Plenty Of room on q l00x367
lot with trees and nice shrubs.
Only five minutes from shop
ping.
BEVERLY HILLS
The ide1l home for any execu-
tive. Lorge frume coloniol with
brick front on q nice quiet
street. Usuol second floor, 3
large bedrooms and clay tile
bath. Living. dining and kitch-
en- on first: attached ll2-cor
CARA Finished recreation
room with fireplace. Priced TO
move.
BRICK FRONT
4-yem-old bungalow in ST.
Christine's perish. Price just
reduced. This home hos large
kitchen with built-in oven and
range. -Four bedrooms. 2 up
and Q down, 2 baths. divided
basement. Many extras. cull
for more detoils.
cRovEWOoD INCOME
Excellent neighborhood. won
derful income property with s.
So suites. Located just off Lake
Shore Blvd. Well kept. in Al
condition. Close to l85th shop
ping and transportation. In
spect this home today - coll
for appointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
EAST CLEVELAND

3-bedroom immaculate colonial
home. just remodeled; large
living room. full dining and
eating space in kitchen. full
basement: ll2.cor garage. Full
price under $4,000. Check our
excellent finuncinq.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-09-15
Euclid Runch

Chorm. individuality. ranGuil
atmosphere all blend perfectly
in this charming 3 bedroom
Iunch in exclusive Indicn Hills.
Attractive floor plun with com
binGtion living and dining
rooms. Wood-burnin1 fireplace.
unique kitchen. lst floor utility
room. u b0ths, basement, 2-ccr
GttCched Gcroqe. INTERIOR
MUST BE SEEN TO BE RpPRE-
CIATTD.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-17
District Executive
For Scouts Named

Harry L. Fisher. %, Pittsburgh,
Pa. has been employed as dis
trict Scout Executive of Potomac
Council, Boy Scouts of America,
it was announced by Mr.. Clarence
Lippel. Council President. and
Willis V. Smith. Council Executive.
Mr.. Fisher will fill the vacancy
which has existed on the Council
staff since September l. when Lam
don Minnick resigned.
Mr. Fisher will work with Willis
V. Smith Council executive. Cum
berland, and Charles w. Newman,
District Executive, Frostburg.
Mr.. Fishers duties will be pri-
marily in the Tri-Valley District
of Potomac Council. embracing
Keyser. McCoole, Tri-Towns, Bar
ton, Homecoming, Swanton Elk
Garden. Burlington, R m n y,
Moorefield and Petersburg. and
other areas of the South Branch
Valley He will be responsible for
all phases of Cub Scouting, Boy
Scouting and Exploring, working
closely with District Chairman
John A. Luke and District Com
missioner Fred Anderson, and the
various committees of the Trivial
ley District. At the present time
there are "a units and ISL boys en-
rolled in the program in the Dis
trict
Mr. Fisher is now attending the
National Training School for Scout
Executives at Mendham. New
Jersey He will return to the Coun-
ell the latter part Of April Mr..
Fisher and his family expect to
move to the area about May / MIR.
Fisher and his wife, Caroie, the
the parents of Two sons, Timothy,
age 3l2, and Don, months of age.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-17

TO lead the Ailegany attack while
Pentony accounted for 20 and Pope
IS.
The story of the first half was
Allcgany's board wiping act, the
Campers outrebounding Southern
81 to Is. Fifteen of those rebounds
were credited to LuZier who also
set the scoring tempo with Is
points Pope collected n dozen re-
bounds and ten points, while Ron
Colaw a bright spot in a disap-
pointing Southern performance.
Gagged u points. Dick Stuck, shoot
ing star in the Howard County
game had eight the first half.
The figures were knOtted five
times in the opening half and the
lead switched five times. Luzier
broke the last deadlock with a
brace of penalties early in the
second quarter and the Campers
rode high the rest of the way.
Southern led Is to 10 at the end
of the first quarter on Terry Co
laws basket from close range but
Allegany carried a 1928 advantage
into the dressing room at half time.
II continued to roll up the points
when play resumed.
The Campers were 20 points to
the good when the third quarter
ended, go to 40. The Highlanders
were disguised. disorganized
group at this stage and it was. just
matter of how large the final
margin would be. They missed
passes. and completely forgot
their passing attack.
Altogether Allegany cleared 70
rebounds from the boards with
Southern accounting for just 49,.
Ron Colaw stood out in defeat, rip
ping the cords for % points and
high scoring honors for the game
James had points, Wine 2,
Stuck II, T. Colaw A., Stemple 2,
Bolyard and Prince l. Allegany
had total of 33 field goals to 20
for Southern and 10 of % fouls
compared to 9 to "a for The High
landers..
Allegany will meet Bladensburg
in the semi-finalS on Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-17
AMegany Defeats
Southern In Final
KiqhIonders Breuk In Sec
ond Half and Take rs
To 4o Lucina

The Allesany High school Camp
crs ran over Southern High High.
landers last Saturday night in the
finals Of the Maryland's class A
district tournament in an un.
believing upset score of IS to 40
Many loyal followers of the Al
legany High team were ready to
throw in the towel afcr they were
stcamrollcred by city rival LaSalle
in their final game Of the reg.
ular season and in the process lost
one OF their rebounding stars when
Bob Gaflncy suffered severe
ankle sprain.
That put Gaffney out for the
rest of the year and lifted Luzier
from the bench. Luzier responded
to his biz opportunity by turning
in a sensational performance along
with Pope to easily take the con
test.
Southern had gone to the tourna-
ment with the best basketball rec
ord ever compiled by an Oakland
team. the Highlanders of Carl
Schoonoyer winning IA and los
ing 3. They knocked over Frede-
rick with comparative ease to quail
fly for district play. then Friday
night in brilliant display of
courage, hustle and shooting, they
fought from Is points behind to
hand Howard County High of Eli
colt City a lacing.
The time was ripe, many observ-
ers believed, for the Highlanders to
give Garrett county two teams in
next weekend state tournament at
College Park The ragged play of
Allegany on the previous evening
when it barely defeated North
Hagerstown to gain the final. made
things look bright for the Garrett
county contingent.
Bun Luzier and Pope complete
~ dominated the banking boards
on rebound play. These two scrap
ply Campers shared in "a rebounds.
many of the p loose balls that
each turned in resulting in Ale
gany field goals.
And to the surprise of many,
the Campers beat the Highlanders
at their own game OF running. They
raced up and down the court with
more enthusiasm and ball hawk
ing than they showed at any time
this season. applying the pressure
with such determination that the
Highlanders couldn't seem to get
their breath. especially in the final
half Luzier dumped in p points
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-17
Congressional
Viewpoint
Sen. John Marshall Butler

A champion is strong, confident,
alert and ever ready to meet chal-
lenger on any battle-ground. In the
past the United States has demon
strated in war and in peace its
possession of all these qualities.
But now grave doubts have been
raised about this Nation, doubts
engendered to a great extent by
the improprieties of a young uni
versity professor, the greed of a
few disc jockeys. the distant orbit
of several pieces of metal in the
sky and the highly inflammable
speeches of two or three persistent
politicians.
Already many have expressed
their concern and aSsuredly many
more will stop to consider where
America is going and how long it
will be before she arrives there
All this is to the good, for this
country like any other needs con
slant intelligent self-eXaminatiOn
But taking stock is one thing, tax
ing a whip to oneself is quite an
other. For example consider the
shrill cry that the Soviet Union is
growing so rapidly that it will sur
pass the United States in many
important economic areas within
a few years.
The facts are TO the contrary. In
! 1859. this country'S total output or
gross national product was S484
billion while Russia's was 5000 bill
lion. Projecting these figures at a
reasonable rate Of growth, Russia's
production in 1870 will still be
only SOC of ours Again last year,
Soviet electric power output was
la of ours her exports "A of ours;
the list is not endless but long
enough TO establish this country's
unquestionable superiority in pro
ductiOn.
The goth century has been
Americas century from the very
beginning and will be until its
end if this Nation draws upon its
heritage. Additionally, Americans
must stop acting like hop-scotch-
ing hypochondriacs who check
their pulse, temperature and heart
beat before they step outside. 1t
must be understood that no mater
what the United States does or
says, she will upset somebody in
the world. Currently, this country
appears to me more concerned
about foreign reaction to our de-
cisions rather than the soundness
of those decisions. This timidity
should cease.
America is healty, strong and
capable of maintaining its posi-
ton as the greatest nation in the
world. But to remain champion.
this Nation must not dwell as it
presently appears to be doing, up
on the evil, the weak and the in
different, but on the good. the
strong and the aware who have
brought America to its present pin
nacle
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-03-17
Lumber Industry

'NOilAAAAhNN ACiAi ttesN wv
to the group the formal proposal |
of the lumber interests. He pointed |
out that if the community by loan
and subscription would provide
$4,000 that they would organize
the company with an invested
capital of S65000 plus improve
ments to land for truck and rail-
road siding facilities. 1t was pro-
posed to pay the money back
through 80 year lease at percent
with no return on the principal
the first year, but amortized so
that in 20 years the Indebtedness
would be paid. The company would
have the option to buy at 10 years,
another at Is, and another in 20.
S. R. Pagenhardt, counsel for the
trustees. explained the operation
of the trust in which Irwin Field,
Earl Zepp and Frank Mcdaniel
had agreed to serve as trustees.
Trust moneys would be submitted
to the court annually for account
ing and those subscribing at least
500 would receive percent re-
turn on their investment Certifi-
Gates would be redeemed at the
discretion of the trustees, or when
the company exercised its option
to purchase.
The money raised would be spent
as follows: $4,000 for land, SOS, 600
for improvement. The improve
ments would include large mill
and warehouse building 60 by 800,
plus a building to house dry kiln
as second building.
At the conclusion of the meet
ing ten persons volunteered to as
sist in the sale of subscriptions and
$4,000 was subscribed at the ses-
sion as a substantial beginning.
Mr.. Peters said number of
questions were asked to determine
the protection afforded public
subscribers in the event the COM
pany did not continue to operate
1t was pointed out that the lease
to be negotiated contained liens
on machinery to secure payments.
Those talking favorably for the
corporation we're Fred Glotfelty,
county commissioner Thomas
Thayer, district forester, and Sena-
tor B. l. Gender, ST.. Dwight
Slower. attorney for the lumber
company, also spoke briefly.
The lumber interests indicated
that from to 8 men were to be
employed here Immediately, and
that if the needed amount was
subscribed that the payroll would
increase to 80 within a reasonable
time. They said that except for
technical management personnel,
they planned to hire local people.
They also stressed the benefits to
small mill operators in the oper-
alton.
1t was announced last week that
the organization is already being
set up here with John NJ Martin
as general manager; Max Mess
enger, lumber inspector; and Carl
(. Marsh in charge of office work.