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Appointed Mana get oj Factory Sales

Announcement of the appointment of Fay L. Foval as manager of Factory Sales of the Long-Bell Lumber Company, with headquarters at Longview, Wash., has been announced by Earl H. Flouston, general sales manager.

Mr. Foval has heen with the company 21 lears, starting as a laborer in the wholesale yard at Longview rvhen the Longview Division was being built. With the start of sawmilling, he went to the planer as a laborer, became a grader, was a P.L.I.B. inspector for a time, and then went with the test department. now the research department. He then returned to the P.L.I.B. as an inspector, and in L927 was named assistant foreman of the East Planer. In 1928 he went to the order department, then to the sales department, and in 1936 r,r'as assig'ned to the San Francisco sales office. In 1944 he returned to Longview to the Factory Sales department. His family includes Mrs. Foval and their son, Dick, thirty-one months old.

Mr. Foval succeeds Thomas A. Kemp, rvho resigned on September 15, to open a lumber brokerage business, with offices in Longview. Mr. Kemp was with the company 28 years, starting in the manufacturing plant of the old Weed .T-umber Company, at Weed, Calif. He went to the Kansas City offices in I92l as manager of Factory Sales, artd was transferred to Longview in 1931 in the same capacity.

Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Meets

Oct. 20

The Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club will hold a luncheon meeting at the University Club, 614 South Hope Street, Los Angeles, Friday noon, Octo,ber 20.

Carl S. Dntzel, assistant executive secretary of the Southern California Coun'cil of Inter-American Affairs, will be the guest speaker. President Roy Stanton will preside.

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