The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 6

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1943 THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE PTV1 Planning Urged Now For Post-War Stream Pollution Controls Lansing, Nov. 16 statewide program for the elimination of water pollution, including projects "necessary for the adequate and legal protection of those waters of the state now used for disposal of waste discharges, will call for the co-operation of local governmental units, state institutions and industries, the Michigan Steam Control commission said today. Bessemer, Birmingham, Caro, Caspian, Cass ('ity, Charlotte, Clio, Chelsea, Coldwater, Dearborn, Duband, East Lansinif. Flint, Grand Rapids, Grandvllle.

Greenville, Harbor Beach, Hastings, Howell, Ithaca. Jackson. Lansing, Ludington. Muskegon Muskegou Heights. Mason.

Owosso, key, Pontiac, Richmond. Rockford. St. Johns. Sturgis.

Additional interceptor sewers The commission asked the connections were recommend ious agencies to report within KU days whether they would be willing to undertake the necessary preliminary steps in preparation for the extensive post-war building program. It declared, that engineering services will be swamped after the war and that planning, engineering, and securing of hites for these projects, should be done now. The list of projects included 53 industries. 16 state institutions. 10 miscellaneous control improvements, 12 sewage collection improvements, 38 additions to existing systems, sewage treatment or disposal plants and S3 sewage collection and treatment plants.

The commission called for collection and treatment systems at: Albion, Algonac, Alpena, Armada, Battle Creek township. Bay City. Benton Harbor, Belding. Bellevue. Beulah, Blissfield, Capac, Cheboygan, Clare, Corunna, Columbiaville, Coloma, Constantine.

Croswell, Davison, Decatur, Dundee, East Jordan, Eaton Rapids, Elk Rapids, Frankenmuth, Gladwin, Hancock, Hart. Hillsdale. Houghton, Houghton Lake, Houghton Heights, Ionia, Kalama- 7.00, Kalamazoo township, township, Mackinac Island. Manistique, Marine City, Marshall, Marquette, Marysville, Marlette, Meridian township in Ingham county, Montague. Montrose, Morenci, Mt.

Clemens Pleasant, Munising, Nashville, Newberry, New Baltimore, Ne- caunee, New Buffalo, Norway, Ontonagon, Otsego, Parchment. Plainwell, Pigeon, Portland. Rogers City, St. Clair, Saline. Saugatuck, St.

Joseph. St. Louis, Saginaw, Sault Ste. Marie, Standish. Tecumseh, Three Rivers, Vassar, Wakefield.

West Branch, White Cloud, Williamston, Yale, Ypsilanti township. Sewage treatment of disposal was asked in Atlas township of Genesee county, Boyne City, Bangor. Hronson, Centerline, Elberta. Farmington, Fennville, Flushing, Garden City, Imlav City. Iron River, lshpeming, Leslie.

Melvindale, Milan, Mt. Morris, Pellston, Pin- conniner, Sapinaw county projects. Sandusky, Stambaugh. Stock- brldge, Suttons Bay. Warren.

Additions to facilities were asked for Adrian. Allegan. Almont, Alpha, Ann Arbor, Bad Aax, Grosse Pointe county, Shores, as ed for Charlotte, Detroit, Pointe Shores, South Oakland Wayne county. St. Clair Ecorse, River Rouge.

A new water supply proposed for Saginaw. The list of industries cited in-! eluded paper manufacturers, milk plants, steel mills, woolen mills, tanneries, rubber plants, sugar) plants, automobile manufacturers, cheese plants, canneries, chemical plants, salt works, distilleries. The state institutions cited were Girls Training School at Adrian. State Sanatorium at Howell. Prison of Southern Michigan.

Ionia Reformatory and State Hospital, Ypsilanti State Hospital. Kalamazoo Farm Colony, Caro State Home and Training School. Michigan Children's village, Northern State Teachers College and Marquette Branch Prison, Central State Teachers College and Mt. Pleasant Home and Training School, Western Michigan College of Education and Kalamazoo State Hospital. Newberry State Hospital, and Michigan College of Mining and Technology.

With The Deer Hunters Edmund Beauchamp, Flat Rock, downed an eight point buck that scaled 150 pounds at 11:30 on the opening morning of ODT COINSKL Atty. M. Robert Deo of Escanaba has accepted a position as assistant general counsel of the Office of Defense Transportation, and will be assiened to Philadelphia area, The position is temporary one 1 lastinc only for the duration or tinti 1 he is called into the armed forces. When the opportunity comes he will return to Escanaba to resume his practice here, where he has been located for the past 11 years. He has resigned as S.

Commissioner here in accepting the ODT position. Mrs. Deo and their daughter. Jane, will accompany him to Philadelphia. They expect to leave Escanaba today or tomorrow.

the deer hunt. lie was hunting about three miles back of Wat- i son in Marquette county. His i brothers. Francis X. and Arthur, who were also hunting in the Watson area also conueoted and I filled their licenses on Monday.

John A Peterson of Powers, John A. Peterson, Escanaba. and Peter Lindenthal, Manistique, are hunting north of Northland. Vega, two miles north of Hermansville in Menominee county, is again a concentration point for a large number of hunters. In addition to many local hunters there are again a large number of lower Michigan hunters from gon.

Hastings, Detroit. Wayne, Ecorse and other down state localities. Most of the hunters have I in Vega and many are busily engaged in war work and hip up for a limited time only. Hunters registered at the Nahma Hotel on Sunday include: C. J.

Kennedy, Johnston of Detroit; H. Straight, John Buiten and Earl A. Warren of Rapids; E. P. Lillie of Cooperville nnd Car! H.

Severt of Chicago. Ted Baldwin, hunting north of Pine Ridge, was already planning on a nice warm little rug for his i bedside yesterday morning as he moved forward to line up his on a bear cub beside a big I but it was tire blackened stump Obituary ii MRS. ASP1.R IF PH I Final rit a for Mrs. Casper Stephenson, pioneer resident of Escanaba, were held at the Alio funeral home chapel at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev.

James G. Ward of St. Episcopal church conducted the service. More Time To Buy Shells, Cartridges Hermansville Bay district Production So many hunters showed up in the last minute rush at Hermansville before the season started that the supply of deer licenses ran out and hunters scurried around nearby communities to secure licenses. Most of them were headed for Vega where the second growth has been furnishing excellent hunting for several years.

Hunters in the Nahtna area who have already killed bucks include the following: Rudy Gereau. a ten pointer, at eight on Monday morning; Bill Henderson one in the late afternoon after working hours: Earl A. Warren, a hunter from Rapids: and George Johnson of Isabella, a point buck. Hunter guests of Charles Good from out-of-town are Jas. Zahorite and Dr.

H. Danz, Jr. Green Bay; Rav Prine, I. J. M.

of Me Hermansville, Mich. Mrs. Joseph Ivacko of Mr. and Ann Arbor are visiting here. Mr.

and Mrs. Taylor of Flint are visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maves of Flint are here visiting friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Eval Sartori of Ann Arbor are visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs.

of Darien. Frank Devine Sunday hern. Eugene Arduin are visiting here, of Norway spent Time has been extended to December 31 from November in which hunters, other than I ers and ranchers, may make pur- i chases of shotgun and rifle munition, the Green office of the War Board as informed. The WPP announcement said the time extension was intended to enable manufacturers to make the ammunition and wholesalers to distribute their allotments under the limitation order of last August. The ammunition referred to.

according to the Washington information. covers the 82,500,000 shotgun shells and 12.000,000 Douville and Ervin cartridges made available as a Nahma. supplemental program to harvest game and destroy predatory ani- mais. of local hunting seasons, the reproduction of this ammunition, port said. Laughlin and John Glrvin of Man- istiq ne, Steve Novack and Vern Hlowers of Detroit, arrlved on Mondav to liunt In Nahma arca.

They arr guests at thft Blowers home in Nahma. Guests of John at bis cabin in Nahma area are James Moore of Gladstone. Cliff Yogts of Elgin. Bert Herlc of Detroit. Howard Olmsted, Francis Belonga of A big fat and sassy doe ame to town yesterday noon, She got to the intersection of South Seventeenth and Eighth avenue just as Joel Carlson lives across the street, sat down to lunch.

From there she high-tailed it to the west and was seen by several other persons. Joel quit deer hunting several years ago to devote all his available time to duck hunting at 1 which he has done quite well. Conservation officers on patrol report that the deer kill is about normal. Due officer found nine i bucks riding proudly on the fend- i as he checked autos in the Menominee river area. In the northern part of Delta county con-1 tacts with 81 hunters revealed ithat 24 of them had already ed their bucks.

North of Nahma i Junction 2S bucks were racked up I at the camps by Tuesday evening. One party of non-resident hunters had completed filling up Tuesday afternoon and started for 1 home in the evening. They were hunting near Perronville. Weather conditions for the first two days were what many hunters consider almost ideal. It has been cold enough so that there is no danger of spoilage to the doer already killed and not too cold for hunting.

Snow has been sufficient to aid tracking but does not yet threaten difficulty in getting out of camp. Homer Harris, of Romulus, who was camped near Steu- hen about 30 miles north of Manistique. became lost on Monday i afternoon. Conservation officers headed a searching party on Tuesday and at 30 o'clock on Tuesday evening he was reported I found and returned to his hunting party unharmed. State from tique post and conservation offi- jcers are planning to enlist the aid of hunters and thoroughly comb the Seney Wildlife refuge west of Gertnfask today In an effort to I locate a hunter reported lost since Monday afternoon.

The aearch Tuesday was unavail- ing. His name had not been re- 1 ported to the state police post last evening. Burial wa Lakeview were Arthur ielson, Louis ersen, James thur Jensen Those atteuding Included Mr. and Rains, Mr. and Mr in the family lot in metery.

Pallbearers Aronson, L. A. Hoyler, George Pet- Mc Dona Id and Mrs. Sam son, Robert and Charlt son and Sam Stephenson. Sault Ste.

Marie; and funeral Wilfred Stephen- Stephen- of Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt Sundling of Detroit; and Mrs. Anderson of Nah ma. (ari McDonald Riten To Be Held Thursday Funeral services for Carl McDonald, former chief at the U.

P. highway office in Escanaba, who died Thursday in Hollywood, will be held at 8:30 a. m. Thursday at the Lemieux funeral in Menominee, and at 0 o'clock at St. John's Catholic church there The Rev.

James Corcoran will officiate and burial will be made in Riverside cemetery. Mr. McDonald was born in Menominee and resided there until 1 ago, when became employed with the highway department. British Investors Buy Peace Stocks London (ft trend of the stock market would Indicate the public, which was investing in war. is now investing in peace.

The index number of ten leading war production stocks in June 1940 was 100; by June 1942 If had risen to 200. During same period peace stocks had risen from 100 to 134. Since June 19 4 2. however, the Index for peace stocks has climbed to 176 while that for war stocks had dropped back to 19 4. The fangs of a rattlesnake lie folded against the roof of the mouth until the reptile strikes.

Mrs. Ray Hill, of Houghton. HI, FKKDKIIM kl III II Funeral services for Carl Frederick Kurth were held at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the Vnderson funeral home chapel Rev. William A. Gregory of the First Methodist church officiating Hurial was In Lakeview cemetery The pastor text from Hook of Revelations.

21st Chapter of St John, was were three I gates, north, east and west, and these gates shall never be closed and the keepers are augels. Pallbearers wore N'lck Boures. Ray Kuehl, William Relffers, Adolph Paul. Ax ward Champion Robert Scheel was among Oseen and Ed of at th ird River funeral. JOHN Fu neral S.

ervlcea for John Larson of Ensign were held hi 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Bethel Lutheran church at Isa- bella. Rev. Palmer E. Nestander of Manistique. who officiated, used as his sermon text, tabernacle of the The choir of the church sang 1 two hymns, Pilgrim.

Pm a and shall Sleep i But Not Rev. Mr tander played the accompaniment Hurial was made In Isabella cemetery Pallbearers were Gust Moberg, Robert Blomquist, Arthur Lake. Patrick McPhee. Herbert Wester and Arvid Sundin. from out-of-town at the funeral were Cpl.

Birger l-arson of Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ducheny, of Waukesha. WIs Mrs, John McGee and Patrick McPhee of Johannesburg, Mr. and Mrs Carl Arntzen and Lenore Larson.

Escanaba; Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Larson. Nahma; Mr. and Mrs.

A. Arntzen. Mr. and Mrs. Erllng Arntzen and Mrs.

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