NAWLA seeks grass roots year's activities tn planning

A SERIES o[ regional, "grass roots." meetings 4 r have recently been held by the National-Amercan Wholesale Lumber Association. The association met with lumber wholesaler members throuehout the Pacific'Coast states for a personal exchange of views and aims for the new year.

Typical of the seven meeetings held in Oregon, Washington, Canada and California was an early

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NAWLA clarified views and aims at seven local area meetings held throughout the West.

December gathering of northern California wholesalers at the Transportation Club in San Francisco, chairmanned by Vic Roth.

Meetings were also held in the Seattle area, at the Windjammer Restaurant, Larry Blessing, A. L. Blessing Lumber Co., chairman; Portland, in the Benson Hotel, Simcoe Chapman, Chapman Lumber Co., chairmanl Vancouver, B. C., Terminal City Club, Chairman Paul Plant, Ralph S.. Plant, Ltd.; and Los Angeles, Chairman Bob Wells, Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inc.

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