CLASS OF 1900

Paul G. Redington was transferred January 1 at his own request from the position of associate district forester in the United States Forest Service at Denver, Colo., to the position of forest supervisor of the Sierra National Forest in California. His head-quarters are to be in the Sierra Mountains at North Fork. In his new office he will have administrative jurisdiction over 1,760,000 acres of national forest land, and will be at the head of a force of thirty-five forest rangers. Some of the largest stands of sugar pine left in the United States are within the Sierra National Forest, and are now being sold under government supervision to timber operators in California. The northern boundary line of the Sierra National Forest is the southern line of the Yosemite National Park. The supervisor of the Sequoia Forest, which joins the Sierra Forest on the south, is Allan B. Patterson, Dartmouth '98.

Secretary, Henry N. Teague, 49th St. and Madison Ave., New York