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He is an active member of Hoo Hoo and served as viceserent snark of the Orange Belt district during 1928, He is also a director of the Orange Belt Hoo Hoo Club.

Monolith Midwest Plant Will Hold Formal Opening June 22

Complete revision of the schedule for the special. Union Pacific'train that will carry members, officers, shareholders and friends of the Monolith Portland Cement Company and the Monolith Portland Midwest Company to Laramie, Wyo., for the formal opening of the Midwest company's new $2,000,00O plant on June 22, was announced this week by officials of the companies.

'It originally rvas plinned to leave here this month, b!1t plans were aliered in order to accommodate many who will make the trip their annual vacation, and because it was felt that weathei conditions rvill be more desirable in June for the formal opening.

It is expected that more than 100 from the Pacific Coast will make the trip, persons in the North and Northwest to join the excursion at Salt Lake City, while those to the louth will leave from Los Angeles. Following is the revised schedule: Leave Los Angeles, June N, 9:4O a,m'i arrive Salt Lake City, June 2I, I2:N p,m.; leave 5:55 p.m.; arrive Laramie, June ?2, 6:25 a,m.; leave, June 23, 2:15 a.m.; arrive Denver, 7:3O a.m.; leave 4 p.m.; arrive Cheyenne, 7:30 p.m.; leave June 24, l:25 a.m.; arrive Los Angeles, June 26, 5:30 p.m.

- Offiiers of the twocompanies are the same and they will serve as hosts on the tour.

L. A. SHEATHING ORDINANCE UP FOR DrscussroN JUNE rr

At a meeting of the Los Angeles city council on May 2l At city the council voted to refer to the propc s councrl on NLay Zt, proposed sheathing ordinance back to its building committee for further amendrnent. The bill will be subject to discussion on June ll.