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Meet 82-Yeor-Old Kitten A. Mcrrsholl Thompson, 61424

At the February Concat of Duluth-Superior Club, that is the Head of the Lakes and Range Hoo-Hoo Club No. 14, A. Marshall Thompson, 61424, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 82 years old, -was initiated.

A. Marshall Thompson, Vice-President and Chairman o{ the Board of Directors of the Scott Grafi Company, was born at Canandaigua, New York, in 1872. He has been associated with the firm since 1914, serving in the capacity of both president and vice-president. In addition to these business activities, he has served as a Judge in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, since 1938.

He is a graduate of Pennsylvania University and was admitted to the Bar in March, 1897, in Pittsburgh. He served as a member of the Faculty of the law school of the University of Pittsburgh for over 30 years and from 1920-40 was Dean of the Institution.

Judge Thompson has contributed much to the lumber industry in his capacity as an officer of the Scott Graff Company and his counsel and advice and his excellent and intelligent service has helped the company to obtain the position that it holds in Duluth and the Northwest.

The Scott Graff Company of Duluth, Minnesota, began as a saw mill in 1879. In the early 1920's, because of timber depletion, the plant was rebuilt and reorganized to engage in special millwork field on a national scale. In 1942, it devoted its full efforts to the war in producing wood barges for the Maritime Commission. For the Commodity Credit Corporation, 2000 grairr storage bins were prefabbed for delivery tc the wheat lands of the Dakotas. It is now engaged in the manufacture and distribution of Millwork.

Mqckintosh & Trumqn Exponds

I. Y. Mackintosh, of Seattle, Washington, announces the incorporation and plans for expansion of Mackintosh & Truman of that city. This is an old wholesale lumber firm whose history and that of its predecessors goes back several generations. Mr. Mackintosh has been in the wholesale lumber business in Seattle since 1907.

The officers and directors of the new Mackintosh & Truman, Inc., are: I. Y. Mackintosh, chairman of the board; Fred W. Gottschalk, formerly with the American Lumber & Treating Company and Timber Engineering Company, president; G. L. Fairbairn, vice president, whe will continue to handle eastern sales from the Chicago offrce, the Marsh & Truman Lumber Company; G. R. Berry, secretary; Norman L. Neve, treasurer, formerly with the Marsh & Truman Lumber Company. Offices of the company continue in the Vance Building, Seattle.

John Hunter, Twin-City Lumber Company, Los Angeles, visited the Twin-City San Francisco office during the last two weeks of April. While in San Francisco, Mr. Hunter took a trip to Oroville and looked over the Plumas Pine Lumber Co. which is owned by the Twin-City firm. He also was accompanied by Hac Collins on a trip through Northern California.

Forest Growth Will Meet Nqtions Needs Soys Weyerhqeuser

Grand Rapids, Mich., May 5-It is entirely possible that future forest growth will meet all the nation's wood requirements in the years to come, declared J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr., president of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, in a luncheon address today before the Forest Products Research Society.

Speaking to 500 members and guests at the eighth annual meeting of FPRS, Weyerhaeuser cited a nearly completed study by Stanford Research Institute which will project the probable demands for all forest products through 1975. Findings of the Stanford research group will be released, according to Weyerhaeuser, later this summer.

"We are closer than many of us dared hope, and far closer than our critics have admitted, to the day when all the forest products that our dynamic, growing economy demands can be met from current forest growth," said Weyerhaeuser. "The Stanford report is, we believe, a most reassuring independent finding that forest products have a bright future. Although our company retained Stanford to conduct the project, the Institute's estimates and projections are entirely its own."

Glen Morquord ln Hospitol

One of the close friends of Glen Marquard advises that he has been confined to his bed in Tracy Community Memorial Hospital for some time. Mr. Marquard is owner and operator of the M & M Builders Supply Company, of Tracy, and formerly was a Hammond yard manager in the Imperial Valley.