Millwork Institute Meeting

(Continued from Page 43) in on account of the Plant Certification frogram. He urged members to invite their competitors to'join the Institite. Architects, he said, are rapidly being sold on the idea of certified millwork, and it is intended that before the plan is put into operation, all architects will be notified, and furnished with the list of certified plants.

"There is a definite demand in the building indgstry for b-e!tg-r q-u,aUty materials, and we must be riady to meet this," said the president.

Director R. R. Smith, Humboldt Milling Co., Fortuna, read an outline of a bill which proposes to slt up a California Trade Commission, and which ls now beforelhe Senate.

E. A. Nicholson, Pacific Door & Sash Co., Los Angeles, sketched the history of the formation of the Federal Trade Commission, and urged the members to endorse the idea