GARL U. ITATTS

Raymond B. White, president of Exchange Salr'mills Sales Co., Kansas City, Mo., a frequent California visitor and occasional resident, and Mrs. White left early in July for a European trip in 'ivhich they plan to visit Great Britain and the Scandinavian countries.

Carvel Brown, Orban Lumber Company, Pasadena, left the first of this month rvith his family on a tu'o-rveek vacation. They expect to cover several thousand miles by automobile, visiting interesting points in the rvestern U.S. Frank Timmers, Strable Lttmber Companv, and the Timmers family of Oakland, spent the last trvo rveeks cif July vacationing along the Redwood highr,vay and it Yosemite.

Bob Reed, Neiman-Reed Lumber Company, \ran Nuys, Calif., is spending his vacation this month at \\Ionder Valley Ranch in the High Sierras.

Wayne Page, manager of the Diamond Ntatch Company yard in Petaluma, returned the end of July frcim a trvoweek vacation at Salt Lake City.

Jim Tattersall, one of the lead horses in the Security Royal Dutch Paint Company, left bn an extended trip to Mexico the first part of this month. r

Ralph Bacon, Strable Lumber Complny,' Oakland, returned to the job August 1 after enjoying two weeks awayfrom-it-all on a fishing trip.

Bob Neiman, prominent San Fernando Valley lumberman, and Mrs. Neimar, spent part of last month at beautiful Hotel Coronado on San Diego bay.

Rudy Meleski, O'Neill Lumber Company, San Carlos, and the Meleski familv have iust returned from a trvo-rveek