Roles

In Memoriam

ALFRED JENSEN

Alfred M. Jensen, veteran member of the Mason Contractors Association of Kenosha, Wisconsin, died in early May following a sudden illness. He was 73.

Born in Esbjerg, Denmark, he spent his early life i

IMI trustees and advisors map masonry promotion plans at board meeting in Washington.
From left foreground reading clockwise: George W. King and John T. Joyce, advisors; Neal English, executive director, Thomas F. Murphy, advisor, Donald R. Bidwell,

IMI trustees and advisors map masonry promotion plans at board meeting in Washington. From left foreground reading clockwise: George W. King and John T. Joyce, advisors; Neal English, executive director, Thomas F. Murphy, advisor; Donald R. Bidwell, chai

Thomas F. Murphy (seated at left), President of BM&PIU, and Allen Young, MCAA President, sign the official trust documents in Washington, D.C., on July 22. Looking on (from the left) are James Richardson, George W. King. William R. Conners, John T. Joyce

IMI Promotion Trust
(Continued from page 5).

ucts. We must meet this competition and do a topnotch job of informing architects, engineers, mortgage lenders, and the general public about the advantages of masonry construction. The IMI Promoti

Mason Contractor News...
Bricklayers Elect T. Murphy
LAS VEGAS-Thomas F. Murphy has been elected President of the Bricklayers, Masons & Plasters International Union of America at the organizations 29th Biennial and 70th Convention held here on S

The four finalists, all from Local No. 5, proudly hold the trophies which they won in the 11th annual bricklayer apprentice contest in Cleveland. Pictured here are (L to R) George King, Vice President Bricklayers International Union: Mike Wendl

A SALUTE!

IN ST. LOUIS... TO THE NEW OFFICERS OF THE
BRICKLAYERS, MASONS, AND PLASTERERS
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF AMERICA!

THOMAS F. MURPHY
President
LEADING
A GREAT
INTERNATIONAL UNION
INTO ITS SECOND
CENT

Mason Contractor News
Published by The Mason Contractors Association of America, 208 S. La Salle St., Chicago 4, III.

Name Thomas Murphy President of I.U.

Calendar of Events
JANUARY 4, 1967: Insurance For The Mason Contractor,

CENTENNIAL YEAR APPRENTICE AWARD

On behalf of the Masonry Industry's Committee, President John J. Murphy of the Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers' International Union of America presents a special certificate of commendation and congratulations

Mason Contractor News
Published by The Mason Contractors Association of America, 208 S. La Salle St., Chicago 4, III.

FORM MASONRY INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE

People & Events

The National Lime Association has moved to new office

Tuesday's general sessions were opened with a prayer by Reverend Fathr Kenneth W. Mulholland, St. Malachi's Church. MCAA's Legal Counsel Peer Pedersen then presented a review of various matters which affect the daily operation of a mason constr

11:30 A.M. Address: Your International Union
by George King, Treasurer, B.M.P.I.U. of A

11:50 A.M. Announcements

12:00 Noon Recess to '65 MCAA Educational Trade Show, Mezzanine Floor
Hours: 12 Noon to 3:30 P.M.

1:30 P.M

Sunday, February 17

Registration. Registration Desk, Mezzanine Floor, Sherman House, Chicago, Ill. Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

Opening Session of the 1964 MCAA Convention (Open Meeting). Grand Ballroom, Mezzanine Floor, Sherman House,

A word of welcome was made by Michael Coco, Gerard, and Mayor Barr. Jack Johnstone, Executive Vice President, Joseph K. Dennis Co., presented a review of the company's insurance program which was recently inaugurated. Brigadier General Alvan C.

Remember This Regardless of What Blade You Use!

A "LAMP CORD" EXTENSION WILL DESTROY YOUR MASONRY SAW MOTOR.. BUT QUICK!

For profitable performance your Masonry Saw must have adequate voltage. This means FULL VOLTAGE of the source, and