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Paul Orban, Orban Lumber Company, Pasadena, was back at his desk August 12 from I'acationing at Coronado.

W. W. "Bus" Davies, salesman for Pope & Talbot, Inc', Lumber Division, Los Angeles, has been transferred to the San Francisco office.

Everett Lewis, Gamerston & Green Lumber Co., Oakland, rvas back from vacation August 26. Part of the time he spent at Brookdale in the Santa Cruz Mountains, and part. on heavy projects in his well-equipped home woodworking shop.

William Haskin, formerly in the San Francisco office of the United States Plywood Corp., has returned from war service and is now in the Oakland office of this organization. He was a Lieutenant in the Army Engineers for tr,r'o and a half years, spent mainly in Europe and Japan.

John H. Tyson, Wholesale Lumber Distributors, Inc., Oakland, returned August 10 from a visit to the company's sawmill at Disston, Oregon.

W. T. (Bill) Meyer of White Brothers, San Francisco, has returned from three weeks'vacation spent at Carnelian Bay, Lake Tahoe.

E. H. (Ernie) Bacon, Fir-Tex of Northern California, San Francisco, recently spent tu,o u'eeks on business in the Northwest, and followed this u'ith a week in Los Angeles.

Carl W. Watts, wholesale lumber dealer, San Francisco, returned recently from a business trip to Mexico.

Earl Bleile, sales manag'er, Glendale, Oregon, was in San irr August on business.

Robert Dollar Company, Francisco and Los Angeles

W. T. White, president of White Brothers, San Francisco, attended the recent annual summer encampment of the San Francisctr Bohemian Club, held at the Bbhemian Grove.

Philip J. McCoy, president of Western Pine Supply Co., San Francisco, returned August 12 lrom vacationing with his family in Spokane and Northern Idaho.

J. E. Peggs, III, son of J. E. Peggs, Jr., well known Francisco lumberman, received his discharge from Navy recently following his return from Japan on battleship lowa.

Sar: the the rvholesale lumber dealer, San Francisco, August from the Northwest, where he

John W. Gamerston is norv associated with his father, Harry B. Gamerston in Gamerston & Green Lumber Co., San Francisco. He was four years in the Army, with service in the Aleutians and Germany, and received his discharge at the end of June rvith the rank of First Lieutenant.

Charles B. White, White Brothers, San Francisco, turned August 15 from vacationing at Lake Tahoe.

L. W. Martinez, returned early in called on mills.

Al Peirce of the A. [.. Peirce Lumber Co., Coos Bay, Oregon, attended the Shriners' Convention held the week of July 22 in San Francisco. Ife was accompanied by Mrs. Peirce.

Wendell Brown, Orban Lumber Co., Pasadena, went north to Fcirtuna, Calif., to be present at the golden wedding anniversar;r of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Brown.

R. E. (Dick) Freeman, released {rom the Navy two nronths ago, is no$, purchasing agent for So-Cal Building I,faterials Co., Los Angeles. He rvas attached to the Na'u'al Suppil' Depot at Seattie rvhile he rvas in the service.

L. O. Taylor, general manager, Sher'lin Pine Sales Cr.,., Minneapolis, and W. G. Kahman, district sales manager, San Francisco, recently spent a ferv days at the company's Los Angeles office.

C. L. Roach of the C. Ariz.. has returned from a

I-. Roach Lumber Co., Safford, trip to l-os Angeles.

W. M. (Bill) Killen, son, Ariz., made a trip Foxlvorth-Killen I-umber Co., Trrcto Los Angeles early in August.

Ed Houghton, rvell knorvn Los Angeles lumber salesman, spent July and August at his Forest Home cabin. He postcards that he will be back after Labor Day, and remarks that "This is the life of Reilly."

George Clough, sales manager, San Pedro l-umber Co., I-os Angeles, vacationed with his family at Ralboa Island.

Jack Phelps, assistant sales manager, E,. J. Stanton & Son, I.os Angeles, and his r,r'ife, rvill move into their new l-.ome on Longmor.rt Ave., North San Gabriel, August 24. llecently cornpletccl by H. O. Bollman, corrtractors, it is a modern rancho type dr,velling with every modern convenience, including breakfast bar and .swimming pool.

Northrup Swanson, son of Emil Srvanson of Eagle Ilock Lumber Co., rvas recently discharged from the Navy. He \tras a Lieutenant (j.g.) i" command of a P-C boat in the Sorrth l';rcific ancl brciught his ship to San Diego a short tirnc ago. Follou'ing his release from the service he accompanied his father and mother on a vacation trip to Northern California.

James L. Hall, wholesale lumber dealer, San Francisco, is back from a combination business and vacation trip in the lIigh Sierra. He rvas accompanied bv Mrs. I{aI1.

Jack Mulcahy of Mulcahy Lumber was a recent visitor to Los Angeles, other Northern California points.