The Escanaba Daily Press from Escanaba, Michigan • Page 3

TUESDAY, MARCII 9, 19 IS THE ESCANABA (MICH.) DAILY PRESS PAGE THREE WOOD WASTES TO BE STUDIED Forest Products Parley Will He Held In Chicago Methods to produce animal feeds from wood waste will be an important part ol the discussion at the forthcoming meeting of the Forest Products Research Society according to Fred W. Go V. 'halk, the national president, and technical director of the American Lumber and Treating Chicago. The goal of the program is the full utilization of the forest wealth and lower cost wood products for die consumer. Practical methods for converting sawmill, woodworking and furniture plant wastes into merchantable products can be an important factor in the future growth of towns and cities where wood-using plants are now located, he explained.

The groundwork is now being iaid to employ such common wood wastes as bark, slabs and low-grade lumber to allow 100 per cent utilization of the log. Bark alone will find use in paper and wallboards, Gottschalk said. It includes the development of a yeast product from wood waste after simple chemical processing that can be fed to cattle and poultry. Over 500 executives of woodworking plants and related industries will meet March 22, 23 and 2-4 at the American Furniture Mart Building in Chicago according to Charles H. White, meeting chairman, and assistant secretary of the American Walnut Manufacturers association.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in wood utilization and production. Judges Retirement Pension Bill Given To Governor Sigler Lansing, March 9 new retirement pension bill was ready today for submission to Governor Sigler. The bill was drafted by the State Bar of Michigan and a committee of circuit judges. Sigler has indicated he will ask the March 16 special legislative session to make it law. The proposal would cover judges of the state supreme court and all courts of record who receive a state salary.

Both Sigler and the Bar have endorsed the pension plan on the theory it would permit the retirement. of judges who have become incapacitated but who are not financially able to retire now. The pensions would be financed by a five per cent levy on the salaries of the judges who join the voluntary plan. The pension lund would be administered by a board composed of the state treasurer, attorney general, presiding circuit judge, a supreme court justice appointed by the court and 4 ACTION RELIEF FOR ACID INDIGESTION Junior Red Cross Prepares Easter Boxes For Vets Hospitalized veterans of World War especially those at. Fort Custer, will receive Easter boxes from Junior Red Cross members of Escanaba and Gladstone public schools.

The children have already begun to fill the boxes attractive containers made from shoe boxes. Included in the gib parcels are toilet articles, cigarettes, puzzles, cards, candies, neckties and other conveniences. This is the consecutive year the Delta County Junior Rod Cross has prepared these gifts for hospitalized veterans. The plan was begun by Josephine Campbell and was assumed several years ago by Mrs. John Lueeke, chairman of Junior Red Cross here.

Customarily the chapter sends 100-150 gift boxes at Christmas time, but this year it. was decided to send them at Easter. Many of the veterans of World War I still hospitalized have lost all contact with relatives and others on the outside and these gift boxes are often the only ones they receive. Fnnman Transferred To Lower Michiaan Eric Engman, assistant Delta county agricultural agent, has been transferred to lower Michigan as assistant in Presque Isle and Alpena counties, and will go there later this week for interviews. The effective date of the for was not announced.

home was formerly in Crystal Falls. He has been employed as assistant county agent since Dec. 1946, with his work princinally in the field of forestry in Delta and Menominee counties. In Presque Isle and Alpena counties he will be primarily engaged in 4-H club work. In very early Egypt, all peonle went barefoot most of the time, but a man of rank would be followed by a servant carrying a pair of sandals lor use when needed.

a person appointed by the governor. Judges would be permitted to retire voluntarily after reaching the age of 65 if they have 18 years of service, the last six of which were continuous, or at 70 years of age with 12 years of service, the last six of which were continuous. Mandatory retirement could be required by the presiding circuit judge or the commissioners of the state bar in the case of a judge who has served 10 years and who has become mentally or physically unable to perform his duties. Matel, Muskegon, field representative of the Michigan Division of the American Cancer Society, will be one of the speakers at a training school session for county Cancer Societies of the Upper Peninsula in Escanaba Wednesday and Thursday. Veterans Hospital Project to Start A Iron Mountain Iron Mountain Promptly at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, March 14, the first shovelful of ground will be taken from the site of the new Veterans hospital in Iron Mountain, at Stephenson avenue and street, in a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the start of work on the following day, March 15, it was announced here by Gust K.

Newberg, of the Newberg Construction company, Chicago, which has the general contract. Work on the construction of temporary office, tool and storage sheds, be started next week, on the site of the former von Platen-Fox lumber mill, and machinery, tools and other equipment are already en route to Iron Mountain for the start of kork. Mr. Newberg said. Government has set up a Royal H.

Place, 54, Former Marinette Resident Missing Marinette, search is under way for Royal H. (Dutch) Place, 54, well known former Marinette resident, who has been missing since he boarded the Chicago and North streamliner here the morning of February 18. Undersherilf Frank Hesyck said today that no word or sign of Place has been received since he got on the train. Place was a well known Marinette high school athlete many years ago, is a graduate of West Point and a veteran of World War I and II. Hesyck said that Place bought a ticket for Chicago, 111 the day he left Marinette and was on his way to a hospital at Downey, 111.

He did not arrive at the hospital, where previously he had been a patient for eight months. He was discharged in September, 1946, at Fort Sheridan as a lieutenant colonel. His ex-wife and son Stephen live at 236 Walker avenue, Highland Park, 111. While at West Point he was a member of the football squad and played against Ernest von Heimburg, also of Marinette, who was a member of the Navy team and who is now a rear admiral. Walk Carefully, Urges Police Chief Police Chief M.

F. Ettenhofer emphasized this morning that pedestrians accidents are on the increase in Escanaba and elsewhere throughout the nation but that all such accidents could be prevented by exercising care. at the cuib, look both ways, wait until safe and then walk across the is the police advice to pedestrians. period of 600 days for the construction of the hospital, ready for Mr. Newberg said, we expect to complete the work within that period.

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FARMERS SUPPLY CO. 717 STEPHENSON AVE. PHONE 980 Iron Mountain War Veteran Is Killed Iron Mountain Injuries- which he suffered in an automobile accident shortly before 6 Saturday night on highway M-60, in the town ot Concord, caused the death of Frank Stickney Goodrich, of Iron Mountain, at 11:30 Sunday morning in the University hospital in Ann Arbor. Details of the accident were obtained by Dr. Norman Miller, formerly of Iron Mountain, who was calecl to the hospital late Saturday nigth at theh request of the injured mother.

Dr. Miller was told that Mr. Goodrich, a veteran of Naval service during World War II. had picked up a hitch-hiker in Niles, as lie was en route to Lansing, where he had been summoned for an interview and physical examination, set for tomorrow, pre- liminary to his entering the state police training sehol in East Lansing. The hitch-hiker, who identified himself but whose name the Goodrich family could not recall, said he was driving car as it neared Concord and that the latter was asleep on the front seat beside him.

New Parochial School Planned At Iron Mountain Iron Mountain, Mich. Approved by the Most Rev. Thomas L. Noa, bishop of the diocese of Marquette, plans for the construction of a parochial school on church property on street, between Kimberly and Stockbiidge avenues, were made known to parishioners by the pastor, the Rev. Fr.

A. C. lVlis-ier, at all masses held yesterday at SS Mary and Joseph. It is expected that construction will be started in the late spring or early summer. Reviewing preparatory work I on plans for the propo ed build- mg, the Rev.

Fr. Belissier said that early in the year the architectural firm of Foeller, Sehobcr and Berners, of Green Bay, wa engaged to prepare sketches. Edward Berners, representing the firm, submitted three sketches of the proposed school and gymnasium to the priest, any one of which, parishioners were told, was suitable for the parish-owned property. Postal Kmployes Guests of Lions Interesting facts about the U. postal service were outlined by employes of the Escanaba post, I lice at the meeting of the Escanaba Lions club Mondar eve- ring at the Sherman Hotel The occasion, at which postal employes were guests of the Lions, was the 100th anniversary of the sale of the first U.

S. postage stamp. Postal rules and regulations, the meaning of first, second, third and fourth class mail, the operation of the railway postal service and other phases of handling the mail were reviewed at the meeting. Gust Asp was master of monies of the program and ling Pralss, assistant led the discussion up postal workers dm cere- St nster, tlf of Try a For Rent Ad today. More Than a Laxative Is Often an I sillier Horn headaches, g.i«, bloating, in- digestion snd lack of appetite, which all lie due to constipation-gct Dt Peter's KORIKO -the time-proved laxative and stomachic tonic medicine.

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