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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Fenestra Adds
Building Panels

A new line Of metal building
panels" hat may be used 10
sheath the floors. walls. parti-
tons and roofs Of Virtually att
types of buildings was announced
Saturday by Detroit Steel Pro-
ducts Company.
The new products provide both
framing and covering material in
single unit. il is said
This represents an enlargement
Of the Fencstra line of steel win
dowS, doors and other building
products. il was pointed out.
William Gillett, who has
headed the Holorib division, and
who is in charge Of the new Fen
eStra building panel division. con-
Quoted the research and develop
ment work that has resulted IN
these new products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

az the Fort Shelby Hotel sky
room
Three of the following candi-
dates arc to be elected TO the
board of directors:
Horace II. Dickinson, Henry w.
Mason Frank j Mueth. Fred a.
Rohn. Walter J. Torbet and Henry
r. Whitman.
Jan. -. the first session of the
spring term Of the Estimating
School Will be held al 7 p. m. IN
the plan room of the exchange,
439 PenobScot Building. This will
be its nineteenth consecutive Sc
meSter Echlin NJ Kaake, a prof.
Get marager with the Albert Kahn
organization. will continue as IN
Structor. The work of the school
is limited 10 the architectural
trades
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
'NAHB Farley
"opens Jan. IS
More Than 1000
TO Study Building

More than 5000 members Of the
National Association of Home
Builders of the United States and
their architects concerned with
building millions Of needed living
units in five years, when peace
comes will be given what amounts
TO postgraduate course IN
building problems when the as
ISOLATION meets for its first
postwar building exposition and
annual convention Jan. - 10 20
in Hotel Sherman. Chicago, il was
announced Saturday
-Four days OF the convention
period will be crowded with pro-
grams on subjects vitally affect
ing the building industry, said 10
be the second largest in the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

of directors since policies and
programs for 1915 will be dis
CuSSed and worked out. In adj
dition there will be the election
OF officers for the ensuing year"
The Detroit Real Estate Board
has six directors on the NAREB
board.
They arc Atkinson, Hugo J.
HcSSe. an elected director a r.
Saunders. president of the PreSi-
dents and Secretaries Council.
Donald y James. president Of the
Michigan Peal Estate Association
and Col Walter G. Piper and
Leonard r. Reaume, NAREB past
presidents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
State RedItor Chiefs
To Meet in LANSING

The first meeting for the l945
board OF directors of tho Michigan
Real Estate Association will be
held Al noon Jan 10 m Hotel
Old>. Lansing. A. r Saunders
e NocutiVc vice president an
nounced Saturday.
COMMITTEE appointments for
1915 will be made at that time
he added land W. J.. Cooper,
Port Huron. outgoing president,
will open the meeting and then
the new president. Donald ID.
James. Detroit, will take over
his duties"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Clark Organization
Sales Hit 5 Millions

The Elmer NJ Clark organiza-
ton reported Saturday sales of
more than S5,OO0,O0O for 1914, an
increase Of 20 per cent over 1913.
and the largest volume OF sales in
the 25-year history Of the firm,
Sales have been active in all
types OF residential property,
Clark states. with a particularly
large demand for existing homes
built within the last six or seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

and discussion
of trade prob
lens, will iea-
tuTe the re-
Su m ption oi
meetings of the
division IN Oldo
w "A yn o Club
w Q q n @ s d a y
noon. r. Bliss
w o lfe. chair
m a n Of I h z
G r o u p a n g
nounced Satur-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
OTHER SUBJECTS

Among other subjects 10 he
taken up according 10 Joseph +
Merton vice president and pro-
gram chairman. VIII be- STANDARD
ized building codes. the building
trades and the home builder and
modern sales methods
AZ the annual banquet WcdncS-
day evening the new pres dent
VIII bc introduced by retiring
president Gerholz
Nixon Will present six home
design awards
interpreting the Exposition
will be a feature OF the Thursday
session
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Attorney 10 Address
UNRA on Thursday

Ezra II. Frye, attorney vii
speak on Restrictive Covenants
at the meeting Thursday noon oi
United Northwestern Realty Asso.
citation in the Fisher YMCA. 5. J
Anstey, vice president and pro.
gram chairman Of the realty
group. announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

The program committee Is made
up OF Howard J. Ely, chairman;
James r. Atkinson, Ernest O.
Knight. Donald d James, Ward
s. Van DeuSen. Charles l.. Ken
drick ]. Warner WolfSton, Hans
Gehrke and George c. Ewald, he
..IA..A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

h "A We been
held in No
Vember but
which was
called off at
the last min
ute because
of the war
situation" he
said.
at will be
the y e a r y
most innpOr-
tant meeting
of the board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
STORM WINDOWS

as the installation of storm
windows can he Justified i'm al
most any house from the stand
point Of fuel saving alone, we
recommend storm windows and
proper humidity.
II one has n humidity meter,
II should read not less than 80
per cent or more than 90 per
cent TO be in the proper COM
fort zone.
III proper humidity Is to he
maintained, IL il necessary To
keep the water pan in the warm
air furnace. or the pans on the
radiator shields of hot water or
steam heating systems, filled at
all times.
1T may take a. much as Is
gallons of water day in zero
weather In the average house to
keep the humidity at a proper
ffvfi.
This can be done best nv an
automatic humidifier which is
regular equipment on many of
the modern furnaces"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
NAREB Directors
Meet Jan. Is
Realtors Iq45 Plans
TO Be Formulated

The board Of director, of the
National Association Of Real Is
tate Boards will meet at the Drake
Hotel in Chicago Jan. %, 70 and
II, James r. Atkinson OF Detroit,
NAREB vice president. announced
Saturday.
This meeting takes the place
Of the originally planned real
tors convention that would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
MIA Meets Thursday

The Detroit Mortgage Bankers
Association will hold its annual
banquet and election of officers at
Hotel Statler Thursday at $50
D. m, William a. Howe. secretary
treasurer, announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
PLUMBING Defined

Plumbing is the science Of get
ting water where u Is wanted and
how it is wanted and then getting
n away again, says the Plumbing
and Heating Industries Bureau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
LAND PLANNING

a land planning panel discus
sion with Hugh Potter Of HouS-
ton. Tex president Of the Urban
Land Institute serving as mod
orator VIII present several speak
erS considered authorities in this
field.
The "GI Bill OF Rights regula-
tions Will be a subject scheduled
for the program
a Builders School on What's
New" with Curt G. Mack IS the
"schoolmaster." viii provide a
course OF study on new materials.
equipment and methods.
The annual dinner Of tho board
Of directors viii he held on tho
evening Of Jan rs. followed by
election nl officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Realtor Brokers
Meet Jan. 10
Reports Of Sales
Will Be Featured

Reports Of sales in the areas
covered by members Of the brok-
erS' division of the Detroit Real
Estate Board, along with an
nouncement of plans for the year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Useful Purpose

Dollar for dollar, no single tea-
ture OF a home serves A more
useful purpose or receives more
use than the plumbing system.
eNnprfS declare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Amendments to The

Sales Tax Act
will be -
e d al a
luncheon meet
ing OF the leg
iSlatIVe G o M
nittee in IIar-
Club on
Friday
On Tuesday.
Jan 10 at y
o'clock n 90 n.
I h q a n n u a |
election meet
ing will be held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Moisture Aids
.HoneHeatinQ
Increased Comfort
Results, Experts Hold

The proper amount of moisture
in one, home during the heating
months is important not only
from the angle of increased COM
fort for people but also increased
life for household furnishings,
rugs, furniture and drapcs, Appa-
lach!an Goals Inc pointed out
Saturday. DRY skin about
which many women complain 50
often during tho winter. has been
traced in some cases, 10 INSULT
cient humidity in their homes. il
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
CLOSED SESSIONS

Ten committees will be in
closed sessions all day Jan. II.
formulating policies for the com
ing year and considering subjects
requiring action of the aSsoci-
alton
The official opening Of the
exposition Is scheduled for $50
a m. Jan -.
Mayor Edward ! Kelly Will
cut the ribbon drawn across
the grand stairway which leads
10 the exhibition halls with A blow
torch, Symbollzlng postwar build
lng construction.
Robert p. Gerholz ~ Flint,
president of the association. and
George +. Nixon Of Chicago. ma
tional conventiOn-cXpoSition chair
man viii. after Mayor Kelly's
remarks. lead the procession OF
builders into the exposition halls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Care Advised

Plumbing and heating should
have good care until V-Day hits
the bars on material and man.
power. home owners are warned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
FEELS WARMER

proper humidity il also inn
PeFtant from the angie 0f fuel
conservation, for moist air ac-
tually feels warmer AT lower
temperatures" the experts
stated
This makes il possible to use
less fuel i'm heating homes when
the proper humidity is main
tanned.
I'm cold climates this can not
be done without condensation
or frosting on the windows UNI
less tight fitting storm sashes
or the equivalent are installed.
"It then becomes "A problem
OF whether one wants the proper
humidity and II willing To put
up with condensation on the
windows. or whether he prefers
drV windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Traders
Set Meetings
Exchange TO Hold
Three This Month

The Builders and Traders FIX
change Will hold three important
meetings this month. + j Brun-
ncr. Secretary- manager, an
nounced Saturday.
amendments TO the Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
,engre ~ EsAsE Ifres -lnrI TYPO

likeness Of Judas and after that he
was one of the three naughty old
men who peeked in on innocent
SuSanna's bath. Then Mrs. Pietro
began to suspect maybe appearances
were what they seemed.
Pietro pleaded for better assign
ments.- lie begged for his razor-but
the village council was adamant II
was more than he could stand
He became a drunkard
He fell down on assignments. The
artists complained. They said he
was unSuited as a wicked old z@H
drinking somehow had made ton
benign and benevolent. His jags had
softened the contours of his classical
features and made him look like
Santa Claus.
There was nothing for the village
fathers (and motherS) to do but let
him shave. Pietro was given back his
razor-and peace came back TO the
village and Pietro's household.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
tjRs.An(jQnt tjs 'V)|QQl

IN 18th and early 10th Century
Rome, when Italian art was in its
y fullest flower and such giants of
the brush as Michelangelo and Ra-
phael were conSorting with immor-
tality, there was a shortage of models
on the Left Bank of the Tiber.
The situation turned from bad to
worse, work on great masterpieces
was held up and postponed and there
was no Giovanni Powers or Enrico
COnover TO supply the needs of the
geniuses of the Renaissance.
In the depth of all this artistic
despair, an unnamed Vatican official
suggested a permanent colony of
modelS-and one of the most unusual
villages in the world, Anticoli, on the
road 10 Rome was laid out.
Only short time ago GIs Of Cen
Cral Clark's command passed through
the village and its ancient model mar.
ket in the central square-where the
same medieval fountain Raphael saw
still splashes in the golden sunlight
and the same picturesque groups of
Anticolians gather for Roman artists.
In the beginning, the VatiCan's
interest in model-power equalled that
OF the artists. Unavailable models
delayed Michelangelo's work on the
world-famous muralS in the Sistine
Chapel Raphael and Bramantc, also
in the service of the Pope were in a
similar fix -
There were councils, discussions
and deliberations, and finally the de
cision to found the settlement of
models.
1t was, and still is, a model village
in the true and widest sense. 1t has
a model government, model families,
model husbands and wives, model
children, model parents, even model
MISUNDERSTANDING life there has
always been one long model of ease
and contentment.
The populace is divided profess
slonally by age. On one end of the
22 April I, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

market place are the old men with
flowing boards, capable Of posing as
Moses or any other Biblical figure,
ancient philosophers, oracles or what.
ever venerable character is required.
The elderly women are particular.
ly versatile. They are trained To act
as harpieS, the Medusa or a Sibyl and
at the snap of the fingers-to be-
come motherly old women.
The younger married women are
the madonnas OF Italian art, and their
unmarried sisters are the counter
parts of the American magazine
cover girl.
The young men of Anticoli spend
most of their time on the athletic
field to improve their physiques along
the old GreCo-Roman classical lines.
Then there are the tiny tots, who
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

angels, imps or ordinary babies.
Unlike the American system,
where models registcS with agencies
that peddle their services, the Anti.
coli models are classified at birth.
The tale of poor Pictro is a IA
vorite of the Anticolians. Pietro had
raised a large family and his model
ing chores were easy and profitable
until there was a sudden increase in
the demand for bearded models.
Smooth-shaven Pietro was ordered
to grow a beard and the council con-
fiSCated his razor
The model grumbled and grew
long, ApoStlc.like whiskerS. The re-
suit was disastrous for Pictro and
his family. The artists found him a
perfect Biblical bad man.
First they had him model for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05

CTS. The communication was signed by H. L. Faulkner, chairman.
 Curtis Shattuck asked that gtbe legislative committee be instructed to obtain and study copy of the bill introduced by elegate Bartlett to enable city councils to enact revenue bond issues.
 Attorney General Ralph J. Rivers was introduced as a new member Guests were: Lyle Anderson, chem ist, fish laboratory, Ketchikan; Will liam Maitland, USES, Anchorage, Linn Peterson, General Manager, Sitka Cold Storage; Henrik Valle, general contractor, Seattle; Mike Harris, construction engineer. USCG, Keschikan; Roy Stewart, WING, Juneau; Phil Senour. Alaska Airlines, Anchorage; Waiter Stuart, Ketchikan; Arthur Peterson, Ju- neau; Charles Hood, WING, the Aleutians; Clarence Bands, con- tractor, Sitka; Lew Williams, Sec- retary of Alaska; Robert A. Hen- ming. Executive Secretary, Alaska Development Board.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05
Development ;. Board Meets
 Local (. of {.
Five Members Make Short Talks 10 Assembled
 Members, Guests

Juneau Chamber of Commerce members this noon at their meeting in the Baranof Hotel Gold Room, welcomed, as their honored guests, Gov. Ernest Gruening, head of the Alaska Development Board, and the four members. Leslie Nerland, Fair banks; Jack Talbot, Ketchikan; An- tonic Polet, Nome, and Wilbur Wester. Anchorage.
 Homer Garvin, President of the Territorial Chamber of Commerce introduced the Development Board men, saying this is indeed a red letter day." referring to the years of effort put forth by the Juneau Chamber and other Alaska Cham bers to have the legislature create the board.
 Gov. Gruening said the board hoped to be able to put Alaska more on the map, economically" To be able to accomplish this he urged the cooperation of all in- dividuals and Chambers of Com merce.
 Jack Talbot told of the big oppor- tunities that lie ahead and stated that this World War II had pushed Alaska ahead, while the other war put Alaska development behind by many years.
 Wilbur Wester, board member from the Third Division, made a plea for more roads in the Second, Third and Fourth Divisions, stat ing that they were vital to the de-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05
OFFICERS oFELkS. ARE IN5TALLEDAT
 MEET LAST NIGHT

Installation of New Exalted ruler and other elected and appointive officers for the coming year was held last night by Juneau Lodge B. P. o. E. Mo- APO. Following the ceremonies, a feed was served to the members. ss sT Eg
 Installing officers John Walmer, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, assisted by Arthur Adams, Acting Grand Esquire, Ralph B. Martin, Acting Grand Chaplain. and Henry Messerschmidt, Acting Grand Secretary, conducted the fol- lowing elected officers through the rites: 4@ E Leonard J.. Holmquist, Exalted Ruler; M. H. Sides, Esteemed Lead ing Knight; Ellis Reynolds. Esteem ed Loyal Knight; V. Power, Esteemed Lecturing Knight; H. L. Mcdonald, Secretary; William Franks, Treas urer;- M. E. Monagle, Trustee; H. M. Porter, Tiler; A. B. Hayes, Alter nate Delegate to the Grand Lodge;
 Leonard Holmquist, Delegate to Grand Lodge.
 Appointive officers installed were: R. c. Copstead, Esquire; Lou Hudson, Chaplain; Neil Moore, Organist; Ed Shaffer, Inner Guard; R. E. Robertson, Presiding Justice.
 The kitchen crew that provided the feed and cleaned up the place afterward were Minard Mill, chair man; assisted by R. H. Beistline, W.J. Walker, James Orme and A. Ks MacLean. "A crowd of local Elks and visitors attended the ceremonies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05

velopment of that part of Alaska
 Leslie SNerland representing. the Fourth Division, said that the open ing of air mail service between Juneau and Fairbanks seven years ago was just a start towards this development board He too urged cooperation of all chambers to make it a success.
 A somber note was sounded by Antonio Polet, the Nome member He said that Northwestern Alaska, hidden under a blanket of censor ship for the past three years, was in a bad shape economically We are back to the year 1900 in de- yelopment," he stated, saying the people of the Second Division would have to start at the begin ming. Polet said their few indus tries, which had taken AZ years to develop, were either not running or had been taken over. Admitting that they had quite "reconver- sion" problem, he asked for the aid of the gotherl divisions. fT
 Other matters coming before the Juneau Chamber before hearing from the Development Board mem bers, were: A letter was read from the Seattle Chamber informing the Juneau Chamber that Alaska was not to be included in the Federal Aid for Airport Construction bills now before Congress. They urged the Territorial Chambers to take up the matter. The letter was re- ferred to the Territorial Chamber
 Senator Allen Shattuck moved that the minutes of the Executive Board be adopted except for the clause referring to approval of Delegate E. L. Bartlett's bill extend ing Federal Highway Aid to Alaska. He stated he had further facts and figures that he wanted the mem bers to study. The motion was seconded and adopted.
 A letter was read from the Parent Teachers Association asking the Chambers support in the drive for money for. the Juneau High School Scholarship Fund.
 Another letter, from the Salva- tiop Army, stated that the goal this year is $4,2o0, and asked for gen erous support and volunteer work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05

time. q
 Among officials appearing before the board are Frank Heintzlemarl, Regional Director of the Forest Service; Lyle Anderson, head of the Fisheries Experimental Laboratories in Ketchikan; Frank Hines. Re- gional Director of the Fish and Wildlife Service; Steele Culbertson. Fisheries Management Supervisor for the Fish and Wildlife Service; B. D. Stewart, Territorial Commis- sioner of Mines; Homer Garvin, President of the Territorial Cham Der of Commerce, and Jack Flet- cher, President of the Juneau Ro- tary Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05
BOB THINNING DEVELOPMENT BOARD HEAD
Reporter for Empire Chos- en to Organize
 New Office

The Alaska Development Board went into it's second day of session today in the Office of the Cover nor, discussing the broader aspects Of industrial development in Alaska with various Territorial and Federal Officials.
 eThe Board has appointed Bob Henning of Juneau, reporter for the Daily Alaska Empire, as acting secretary to organize the office of the Alaska Development Board. He will occupy Senate office space on the second floor of the Federal Building. Appointment of a General Manager will not be made at this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-05
FRANK BROUGHT HERE
 TO FACE TRIAL

That there will be two first degree murder trials during the present Court term here seemed assured today following the arrival from Ketchikan of Eunice Vivian Frank. indicted by the recent Grand Jury as a result of First City staying.
 The defendant was brought here in the custody of N. O. Hardy, Deputy U. s. Marshal at Ketchikan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
DEARBORN TOWNSHIP
VACANT
HUGO J HEsSy pEIlToR
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81 l.Gn asE a

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DwYER 1is,3-s rrpr.. full hs>s
mont. hot air. freshly painted IN ana
cut, gsrsge TW t-<ssa
EAST DETROTT-Airost sev rc,rrs
lsrge lo' side drive, $3.50. 81 soc
down balance unothly
IRWIN. KICHr a HiNys, INC
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Cleoneu-Dyers-Laundries

CLEANS CARPETS ON TITy FLOOR
Estsbnshed l9ls TO S-53Ot
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

Absolute SatlSiactlOn
OUTSIDE PAtNTINC-PAPERfN
IE O63g--' EAST SIDE
EXPERIENCED painting and wall wash
Ing quick rrvicc TU 2-OT34
EXPERT painting. paper hanging rea-
spnable. We leave no mcsS ~ O2as
PAINTING and decorating nrst class
workmanship and materials. no 1865
Painting and PaperhanginF KAlsomiuing
CALL ANY TfME--TE 2-0T7a
WALLPAPER removing. plaster repairs
floor sanding. We rent steamerz. floor
sanders po'ishers, LADDERS etc.
A. c. JOHNSON co -HO o2s1
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
BUILDING ALTERATIONS
CABINET MAKERS
CARPET. RUG AND
FURNITURE CLEANING

CARPENTFP repairs Of ali Kinds Housc
hold snd csbine. IN 2-S932
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
HOUSES ron RENT
FLATS YOR RENT

FIVE rooms OF furniture for sale ch
leaving city. house rents for s2a
TE 2.1TA0
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
RUMMAGE SALE

Cottage and porch furniture, chairs
clothing. shoes. dishes books daily .
20 sundays 10 10 J. lO42l Grand
River.
TODD check protector. Model 3 2 sleriric
sheet protsctoErzph good condifinn
reasonable CAL Mr. NaFes CT ss0O
TRUNK. excellent condition. tan Belber
Luxury uifoT. drawrr trunk, a
deal for travellers SOS. TT. i-274O.
UNDERWOOD ,ypcwTter for sale. 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
1900 Woodward Ave.

C0MPLFTE So, Golf clubs with bse
mems Canadian hockey shoe skates and
nes baseball glove TE l-2f62
COPPER and brass furnaces sno-lh
capacity. reduced 20 $3.50. $3.50 Grand