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C. C. "Sti" Stibich of Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inb., San Francisco, and Mrs. Stibich, who attended the recent semi-annual meeting of the Western Pine Association at Portland, visited Victoria and Vancouver, B. C., and flew back to San Francisco from there.

E. B. Samuelson, manager of the Rosecrans yard for Joslin-Alexander Co. near Hawthorne, and Mrs. Samuelson, left by plane for Chicago on September 29 where they will pick up a new automobile. They will drive back making stops in Nebraska, Iowa and Colorado to visit with relatives and friends. Thev will be away about two weeks.

Joe Tardy, Los Angeles wholesale lumberman, is back from a trip to Las Vegas, the Imperial Valley and Mexico calling on the retail lumber trade.

C. M. Freeland, West Oregon Lumber Co., Beverly Hills, and Mrs. Freeland, left by plane for Washington, D. C., on September 17. They will visit New York City, then go on to Boston where they will rent an automobile and tour the New England states, and visit Montreal and Quebec, Canada. They will make the return trip by plane and expect to be back the week of Octobe: 20.

Ed Westcott, W. J. McCready Lumber Co.,'Forest Grove, Ore., spent a few days in Los Angeles recently following a visit to the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

Albert A. (Al) Kelley, wholesale lumberman, Alameda, spent several days recently calling on the mills in Oregon.

Fred Lamon of Lamon Lumber Company, San Francisco, returned September 17 f.rom calling on mills in Oregon. He was gone about three weeks, and the areas visited included Portland, Eugene, Medford, Coos Bay, and Tillamook.

R. E. (Dick) Doherty, manager of the San Francisco office of West Oregon Lumber Co., recently made a trip to Portland, Eugene and Garibaldi. Oregon to visit three of the company's mills. He was accompanied by his wife. They flew to Portland and back.

Earle D. Bender, Oakland wholesale lumberman, recently called on sawmills in the Eureka, Grants Pass, Eugene and Portland areas. lIe made the trip by automobile.

Ed Zittleman, assistant manager of White Brothers, Oakland, left September 13 to spend three weeks in the Pacific Northwest. He is accompanied by Mrs. Zittleman. They will visit Vancouver and Victoria, B.C., and will pay social calls on Northwest members of the Pacific Coast Wholesale Hardwood Distributors Association.

Victor Roth, of Triangle Lumber Co., Oakland, recently spent a week's vacation on the Russian River with his wife and family of two boys and a girl.