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Sugrcr PineDouglcs Fir Piling uously Scrving Retail Yardg and Railroads

Los Angeles Representative

Eastman Lumber Sales

Petroleum Bldg., Los Angeles 15

PRospect 5039

Wayne I. Rawlings, manager of H .*g!*Qglitg:41t-ig*.San Francisco, returned at the end of Marcll from a lGday business trip to {he East, Middle West and South. He traveled mainly by plane, but blizzards and other storms made necessary the use of train, bus and taxi transportation in order to keep the schedule.

Among the cities visited were Chicago, Grand New York City, Buffalo, Washington, Cincinnati, ville, New Orleans, Fort Worth, and Los Angeles.

Rapids, Louis-

-Clyde Shumaker, who has been sales manager for WJr-sdGiTire Co., Russ Building, San Francisco, since Ma;Ch- 1, has a background of lumber and shipping experience which includes operEting manager for Moore Mill & Lumber Co., Bandon, Oiegon, and Wills Navigation Co., Seattle. He rvas manager for Sigfreid Olsen Shipping Co. at Cristobal, Canal Zone for some time. In his four years' Army service he ran ship repair yards in Nerv Guinea. He had the rank of maior.

I \ / Ch".l.. R MeCorrnick. Jr. NlcCormick-Baxter \/ ing Co., Portland. visited Los .Angel€s andTan - =-oiifiC wayTack from a month's business trip to

II owar d W,. I rWLn*\"r w1-4.. & I-y o 11S, .{ 9 5 t-h- ! q n d,. Qt 9 go--{t lumber manufacturers, took off from San Francisco April 2 in the company's twin-engine Beechcraft plane, with a party of friends on a sightseeing and fishing trip to Santiago, Chile.

The itinerary includes Guaymas, Mexico City, Guatemala City and Panama.

I Zfi!--5-{iSt_gT? :al-e;..+.g1r-ager, an d John Schaf er, p re si den t, - of Schafer Rroc \ rrrnber.-&-Shingte-Co--Aherdeen, Wash* and their wives, traveled to Honolulu early in March on the Matson liner Matsonia on a 30-day vacation trip. They returned by plane direct to Seattle.

Fred Cutler. F. S. Cutler turned from a two weeks' companied by Mrs. Cutler.

Creosotranclsco Chicago, left San