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feBreton Joins Roymer & Mc€ubbin

Bob Raymer and Bill McCubbin, partners in the San Francisco wholesale concern bearing their names, announced the association of "Lee" LeBreton with the firm September 1. Lee has a wide acquaintance in lumber circles, both in California and the east, and will be working out of the Raymer & McCubbin offices at 593 Market St.

LeBreton originally received his lumber training with the old Coos Bay Lumber Company. During World War II, he was procurement manager at Lincoln Lumber Company in Oakland, later taking over the big job of sales manager of Rockport Redwood Company in San Francisco. During the last two years, Lee had been with Twin-City Lumber Company, working with Northern California and eastern accounts. He resides in Oakland and remained with TwinCity until its San Rafael offices were established.

l6rh Glqss of lraining School Filled

Fifty applications were received and confirmed from students ready to start their course of instruction at the NHLA's McClure Inspection Training School with the opening of the 16th term September 8. Mrs. M. L. Waidley, school secretary, reports that there were more applications than could be accepted but the over-flow is being held for the following term which opens February 15.

In view of the brisk demand for the training, National Hardwood Lumber Assn. members are urged to send in immediately the applications of men they plan to sponsor in the winter term. All are handled on a first-come=firstserved basis, so early action is advisable.