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Top Speakers Will Address LASC Convention

Members and guests who attend the 45th annual meeting and trade show of California will be enlightened and entertained by a number of speakers who are authorities in their field.

To be held May 8-10 at the Lafayette Hotel, Long Beach, the convention will give emphasis to the problems of finance which are of interest to all. Walter Kruger, Bank of America, will speak on "Finan'cing-Industry,s Most Important Tool." "The Availabilitv of

Money for Capital Expenditures, fnventories and Consumer Sales" will be the subject of a panel discussion to be moderated by Robert Lintner, Security-First National Bank.

Dr. Gunther Klaus, Professor, School od Business Admir{istration, UCLA, and staff economist for the Purex Corporation, will speak on "The Role of Business Management in Future Small Business."

Various panel discussions will also be featured- during the three-day pro- gram. Of these probably the one to draw the most interest will be that .which will take up the question, "'Who 'is going to sell the new building materials that are being developed?"

Don Comstock, Western Pine Association. will moderate a "Lumber Grading Pack Course."

This is but a partial run-down on the dynamic program of the LASC Convention, full details to be reported in the May 1 issue of The California I-umber Merchant.

The tree that never had to fight, For sun and air and sky and light, That stood out in the oPen Plain And always got its share of rain, Never becarne a forest king, And lived and died-a scrubby thing.

The most loveable cluality any human can possess, is tolerance. Tolerance is the vision that enables tls to see things from another person's point of view. It is the genelosity that concedes to others the right to their own opinions and their own peculiarities. It is the bigness that enables us to let people be happy in their own way' instead of our way.-Anon.

Speaking of ingenious advertising. A big city retailer put a big fish bowl full of water in his front window, with a big sign that read "fnvisible gold fish from the Argehtine." The sidewalks were packed all day by curious people, striving to see the fish that were not there.

A man-about-town lost a bet to a preacher friend, and had to pay ofi by going to church every Sunday f.or a year to hear the preacher. He said he had never before realized how wrong it is to bet.

Many years ag'o a certain member of the U. S. Senate was an enthusiastic fisherman. He was so robust in his reports of his fishing, that his friends got to doubting him. So one of them went with him on a fishing trip. He found tha! the guide's scales seemed to prove the stories. It just so happened that the guide's wife had just given birth to a son, and the guide invited the fisherman to his cabin to see the child. One of the gentlemen asked what the baby weighed, so, the guide brought out the fish scales, and put the baby on the scales. He weighed ninety-six pounds.

When William Jennings Bryan asked the hand of the daughter of John Bairtl, he quoted the follon,ing proverb

Son Diego Hoo-Hoo Concof

As Reported by John Osgood, State Deputy Snark

San Diego Hoo-Hoo Club No. 3 had one of their finest meeting on record Friday, March 23, when about 60 Cats turned out at the Purple Cow Restaurant for steak dinner, cocktail hour, hosted by Solana Lumber & Builders and a very well run Concat.

Snark Bill Pumfrey and his Degree Team were delighted to have Snark of the lJniverse Harr.'ey Koll on hand as visiting ofificer. Snark Koll gave the Kittens a most inspiring welcome into Hoo-Hoo and commanded the attention of everyone in the room.

The Degree Team was composed of : Chuck Issac, Gurdon; Bud Baker, Arcanoper; Bill Olmstead, Custocation; A1 McAlpine, Scrivenoter; Clyde Jennings, Bojum; 4d Gavotto, jabberwock; Perry Smith, Junior Hoo-Hoo ; Wes Thomas, Senior Hoo-Hoo and Bill Pumfrey, Snark.

The Kittens initiated into the San Diego Club were: Ronald J. Angelo, Dixie Line Lumber Co.; Robert L.

BY JACK DIONNE

from Solomon: "Whosoever findeth a wife findest a good thing and obtaineth favor of the Lord." Baird, rrylo w-as also-a bible student, replied that while Solomon did make that remark, the great- teacher Paul said that "while he that marryeth do-th well, he that marryeth not doeth better." Bryan replied that as between these two the.-opinion of Solomon was the more valuable, because while Paul never married and couldn't possibly know, Solomon had married a thousand times and was an authority.

Teddy Roosevelt said that the best executive is the one good men to do what he who his sense enough to pick wants done, and self-restraint edough to keep from meddling with them while they do it.

And Mark Twain said ship is of so sweet and natufe that it will last asked to lend money."

that "The holy passion o,f Friendtender and loyal and enduring a through a whole life time, if not

Brevity, so it is said, is the soul of wit and wisdom. A British iub reporter had been soundly lectured -by his City Editor fof giving too many details in his stories, and advised to be brief, the next day turned in the following report of a shooting: "A shooting affair occurred last-night, Sii Dwight Hopeless, a guesi at Lady Panmore's ball complainid of fe-eling ill, took a highball, his hat. his coat, his departure, no nolice of his friends, a taxi, a pistol from his pocket, and finally his life. Nice chap. Regrets and all that."

Some rvag has given the following concerning diplomats: "A diplornat is a gentleman who can tell a lie in such a matl.te. to anothei gentleman, also a diplomat, that the second gentleman is obliged to let on that he really believes the firsigentleman, although he knows that the first gentleman is iying and knows that the first gentleman knorvs that he (the second gentleman) doesn't believe him."

Sign in front of a carn'ashing place: "Cars washed, one dollar. Compacts, two bits."

Croy, Georgia-Pacifrc Corp.; Barry Garthofner, Homercrl.ft Supply Co. ; Ben Garthofner, Homecraftlupply__C9' ;-T..R' Gan2ales, Tarter, \Arebster & Johnson, Inc.; Walt Heise, Dixie Line Lumber Co.; Jaime G. Valdovino, \Mebster Lumber Co. and Reinstatement, Kenneth Fritz, Tarter, Webster & Iohns,on. Inc.

Humboldt Hoo-Hoo Cnis Howl with YAT qnd Motf Hqzeltine

Humboldt Hoo-Hoo Club 63 held one of its best evening meetings in many a mooll on March 30, at the Eureka Inn in Eur6ka. Speciil after dinner bonus for the boys-came- in the form of two former 49ers team mates, I\{att Hazeltine of the 49ers, and Y. A. Tittle, norn' with the New York Giants. "All the way with Y. A." ? X4aybe not when the '62 seasons opens, but the Humboldt cats and Hazeltine made star quarterback Tittle right at home th?ttight. Congratulations to prexy Sam Witzel of R. H. Emmerson & Son and the Humboldt Hoo-Hoo Club board of directors for arranging the outstanding event.