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Coast Lumbermen's Assn., read a paper before the Pacific Logging Congress, Seattle, Wa.

mail plane. Mr. McBride likes to travel that way and is quite sold on the advantages of air transportation.

The committee appointed by Pres. Harry Hanson, Los Angeles HooHoo Club, to prepare a big Christmas affair for children is composed of Floyd Dernier, Al Koehl, W. B. Wickersham, B. W. Byrne, Ted Lawrence. Frank Curran. Gus Hoover, Curtis Merryman, Herman Rosenberg, Clint Laughlin, Cliff Estes and Ed Martin.

Thomas Pheneger, Lassen Lumber and Box Co., Susanville, Ca., has been elected pres. of the Susanville Hoo-Hoo Club. Arthur Lund is Snark.

Fred V. Holmes, sales mgr. of Holmes Eureka Lumber Co.. San Francisco, Ca., arranged an exhibit of sand-blasted wall plaque and panels at the California Retail Lumbermen's Assn. convention in San Francisco.

J. D. Tennant, pres. of the West

Arthur B. Griswold, mgr. of the San Francisco, Ca., office of the C. D. Johnson Lumber Co., is recovering.from an attack of bronchial pneumonra.

Fred Yost of the Yost-Linn Lumber Co., Los Angeles, Ca., has returned from a three week business trip to Nebraska.

Isador Cheim, Union Lumber Co., Marysville, Ca., visited San Francisco. Ca.. and with Mrs. Cheim attended the big game between California and Stanford.

E. S. McBride of the Davis Lumber Co., Davis, Ca., made a fast trip to San Jose, Ca., to see the football game between the California Asgies and San Jose State Teachers' C6ilege. The trip to Oakland was made in a Boeing air mail plane which made a special trip to Davis on that day and the journey from Oakland to San Jose was made in the regular

W. R. Ripleyr v.p. and treas. of the Wheeler Osgood Co., Tacoma, Wa., door producers and manufacturers of plywood, left San Francisco after a week's visit to California. He conferred with Larue Woodson, No. Ca. representative of his concern and attended the big game at Palo Alto.

Roy E. James, sec. of the W. E. Cooper Lumber Co., Los Angeles, Ca., has reported a strange coincidence in that the same car, C. & NW. 104980, has arrived at their yard twice during the present year.

A. B. Hammond, San Francisco, Ca., president of the Hammond Lumb-er Co., recently spent a few days in Los Angeles looking over their Southern California oPerations. Mr. Hammond made his headquarters at the companY's Los Angeles plant.