California's First Farm Fir-Tex Insulating Co. Conference to Build $2,500,000 Plant

(Continued from Page 12) retail lumbermen and the Division of Agriculture Engineering have mutual interests, and he felt that the expeli- ment warrants further co-operation between them, as the meeting proved they have a mutual problem. He also said that mutual confidence between the groups was nec€ssary, and he believed that this will be-deviloped, and that the Division should think of the lumbermen as coworkers in their big job of providing better structures for housing livestock.

A short business session of the Sacramento Vallev Lumbermen's Club followed.

C. D. LeMaster referred to the deaths of two club members, Joseph Fyfe of Stockton, and J. R. (Bert) Ney-