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The following rcpresentatives of the various educational institutions attended: O. D. Adams, assistant superintendent in charge of aclult and vocational education, San Francisco Unified School District; Hughes M. Blou'ers, regional supervisor, llureau of Business Education, State Department of Education; Dr. A. J. Cloud, president, San Francisco Junior College; Frank E. Cox, director, Business Planning Institute of California, Bureau of Business Education, State Department of Education; Dr. Ira W. Kibby, Chief Bureau of Business Education, State Department of Education; Lloyd D. Lucklaff, coordinator of special vocational programs, San Francisco Junior College, and R. Earl Thompson, coordinator of distributive education, San Francisco Unified School District.

The Lumber Merchants Association of Northern California was represented by Frank Duttle, Sterling Lumber Co., Oakland; Wendell Robie, Auburn Lumber Co., Auburn, and Bernard B. Barber, secretary, of Fresno.

The concensus was that the school should be set up under the direction of Dr. A. J. Cloud, president, San Francisco Junior College, San Francisco, but all plans will be worked out by a committee to be appointed by Ray Clotfelter, president of the Lumber Merchants of Northern California to .ivork with the committee from the Board of Education and other educational institutions whicl-r are interested in the program. The committee. is expected to meet November l5 in San Francisco.

The subjects to be cbvered in the program are, tentatively, lumber, millwork, roofing, insulation, rvallboards, other building materials, blueprint reading, estimating paint, selling n.rethods, and possibly accounting.

Out oI Service

Captain Lester l. Carr, who has been in the Army Transportation Corps for the past three years, is norv out of the service and back at his desk in L. J. Carr Lumber Co., sales agents for Sacramento Box & Lumber Co., Sacramento.

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