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time and one-han over 40 hours. smith
orr Co. 1881 W. warren.
MACHINE DEsiCNER-Ks-w a ma
chine designer for developing special
machinery Tor the manufacture OF nail
hls. clippers, ,vse,.r'. ,,e,s SCI scissor. or and
man who has had experience desisning
machinery for this industry II you
want 10 Join an alert organization made
up Of young successful executives. tell
us about your experience. listing the
names OF your last three employers,
showing Job held. when you commenced
with and eft the hrr. and other infor-
nation that will help In determining
your fitness for the job. We will not
correspond with your present employer
careful investigation. II We decide to
Interview YOU Tor The job, your expenses
10 our plant will be paid. GENERAL
MANUFACTURING CO. 4204 Lyndale
Avenue. North Minneapolis ~. Mtnn,
MACHINE designers. layout. detsiiers
nent. Machine designing experience pre-
ierred SIS hours. Postwar future. Apply
En-CellO Corp. l4l0l Third.
MACHINE repair men, experienced on
Billiards. See USES Tor referrsi'
Budd Wheel Co. 12l41 charievoix.
MAGEE wire machine operators, Ss2-hour
s,s,, vees sS9d earninGs on plecercrs sssi:
Milford Clairmount car 10 door.
MAINTENANCE man for office building
white. also painter. wall washer and
inside window washer. No seaNnal lay
of. See Mr.. Wade Washington Boule-
vard Building Room 1901. RA $3.50.
MAINTENANCE men needed. tinsmiths
electricians millwrighs pipe filters
painters. carpenters Apply TernS'edt
Mfg Division Of General Motors Corp.
1907 W Fort. AZ Livernois
MAINTENANCE mechanic. bakery essen
tiai Industry permanent, steady. good
baying JOB. overtime Apply In person
Ward Baking Co. $500 Toledo.
MAN wanted for small plating shop
good pay and overtime. See Mr.. EsStin.
10000 Cratiof.
MATERIAL handlers ana laborerS Budd
wheel Co.. i2l4l Chsrlevoix
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newspaper.
Screaming ancicnt and splendid
oathS. Fisher disappeared into
the night because his leading
essay for the current issue OF the
paper had been killed by
Congressman George SadowSki.
The censored story vas 10 have
revealed the true facts regarding
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Deatb notlreS

BOYfK -Iuseph Henry Ted June ~
beloved sou OF Nj. ana MA Thomas
Bower 1851 YuIk 81. Windsor dear
brother oi rhOmss p. Windsor, Michaei.
luti hosrateo from German prisoner
lamp DouEiaS 81 Peters seminary
Marguerite MeKssa, Funeral 8 so
IN @sdnesaAy from Janiasr BIDS
Funeral Home SIS W London ST.
81 Glare Church al Q d. M.
I.APP-June 10 Is45-Edrsr John
beloved husband of LOttis dear father
m Mrs John Osgnod Hart -MN Paul
u, Dudecs glandiather ~ J0sephln,
John Cispp and Fl1fcuce Upton
funcrs. from teyAusufh FunCIal Home
100 " kirby. - Cess. "Wednesday.
DE yoGfLAER-Luiu Dale. o. 1875
? dear sister of william Dale. Funeral
from late feAidencc a. 9.45 Juekdsy
m.ulu and a. fhe cN1fr1 of Tire
a. 10 RsALy Mqndsy
kASMEsKI-tuus "a Celu,s Of
lO734 East outer Driy, vite ~ the
iats Vincent desr mother a. MS 9
s9;i s!6sIo. MR NJ. ~ 4n!i' sasssl.. M, n. "a
Jacquea. MIL=k Aeksas+@- Clarence
nd FRANK KaEmlski. Mrs J. Trautman
Mn A Monoary ana Mrs J LsEsiyti
ss,. S5i.dsSsf5 Il so ssnasAi'S,'n ,,oS S
u Peteu Funsrsl homo. i2oS7
GrstiOt and ais At PATRONAGE 81
s, Joseph Church.
MADsEs June %. of 5000
Hslburt oei9ssd husband NJ jessie
dear father Of Kenneth. Mn Chrystai
Betty Seariss gFshdfsth thef ~ five grand
children Funeral Hrvicc. Tuesday ?
2 IN at a u. Peten Funeral Home.
/ 2O57 Grsti1t
MA MATHEwS-Orpna r. June a. Of
lalsl RQ-LC..C- deA- -xl2te1-af-t-er~-
" ROLAND H. Eus,is and Mrs.
kunics Cronin Funeral Srvice Tuesday
? m. sJ = u Peten Funeral Home.
&N'f bfaDoi
23-Iuhn ei-a2pa
ChsrlevoiY beloved husband ~ Evs
dear fs'het ~ Mn Katherine Jung
John PA. Nicholas William SKt
Henry ana Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman and
q sndchlldren. A. 4 n Peters Funeral
Homs i2oh7 Crsiiot until Wednesday
% IN TarT AZ ~. Peters Lu-
fhcrsn Church Cnene and Pierce. from
II noon, 2 m. "wednesday. time Of
service
RosESbUsCH June "a suddenly
Hugo ~ s7i Nottingham Crosse Puinte
Para beloved husband of Mabel KruSs
RoSenbukch dear brother OF Herman
cs-t Or Frrtts =tDFE ara -trs=iste Otto
2 0Senbusch. Funeral service WEDNESDAY
2 m ~ the A. "A Peters Funeral
Hon" i2O57 Gra'iot avenue
sCHMtt FLtsG-IiermSu Sof 1878
Middle Belt road. husband ~ Anna. be
loved father ~ walter. Herman n Jr.
and Mrs. AHce 3 Phillips brother ~
ArK-AciS ShatkA and NJ
Theresa Bluege Services A. Selma ".
riedt Sons Funeral Home 1928 Grand
Piver wednesday e. . IN
STfwtRT-June a. Alice 2. beloved
mother ~ DR. Kirk and Clifton sunt
- John stewart FuneTat from
Harvey A Nicely Funers' Home S2s3
Ne sybafy Grand "Wednesday AZ ! m
Burial "a Featun MichiRan---
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Lulu Dale DeVoqeIIeer

Services for Mrs Lulu Dale Do
Vogelacr. 50. Of 1896 Hurlbu'. viii
be hctd I'M the residence a 941
tomorrow morning -af-A ---Hi - 20
Church of Annunclauon ~ 10
m Burial -v-tIiii IN :1ti f.tit0tt
Cemetery
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

VINO regulations governing eligibilily
Tor employment II YOU we're laEt en-
pioyed as an essential OF locally needed
activity, you must nave a statement
Of availability II YOU are qualified for
employment In critical occupst tion you
must be referred throught the United
states Employment Serytce-World War
"a veterans Excepted
ACCOUNTANTS city plan cifectuators
governmental ANALYSTS personnel exam
iners. principal and senior economists
estimated salary S2fUO 90 $1,000
Detroit civil service Commission 18Th
Floor Water Board Building 90
ADJuSTER and collector for monthly
ins'ailmCnt accounts tn Detroit must
have car and willing to accept monthly
earnings ~ $40 % start plus adequate
car Allowance and Advancement Apnlv
city Finance Co. iO242 Jos Cam
rag- TR 2-i2S4
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's your
chance - help build PSI Mustangs In
southern California We can use de-
Hsners, str - anslys,s, model builders,
AerOdyna micists craftsmen and lofts
men See North American Aviation rep
resrntstive A. your nearest USES ofiice
AIRCRAFT ,coling designers. checker.
layout men. detsIlert Ryan Tool A.
Engineering Co. 1Ul5e John r.. OF
37s7 Woodward
AIRCRAFT arc welders. certified on
chrot Noly. aircraft tubular steel Top
rates So hours per week Aero Products
Co iioso Grstiot PR 1900
ARCHITECTURAL, structural. electrical.
fc1lGn enginccrA- building noerafing on
rineer electrical workers. Detroit Civil
Service Commission 18th Flcnr water
Board Building, Q. 90 a. N. 10 as .. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

POSITIONS for neat appearing. young
boys, over Is. as ushers. Apply Stage
Door Fox Thsater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Denls Speechless.
MOuthpiece Quits
RY FRANK MORRIS

Wayne Countys Democratic party is like ship without
ruddr today, headed toward teracy and loose thinking
because Ferd Fsher he editor Of the party weekly
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

Testimonials aeclaim it, sffirac, G~
NID-FAC FORNl Ia ladaA -And-Eet- -iAs
rsTIef On sale nnw Mt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

MATERIAL handlers ana laborers Budd
wheel Co.. i2i4i Chsrlevoix
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SKILLED and uaskilied men wanted.
maintenance. bench. tool milling, tool
grinders. tool boring mill. cutter grind
ers. layout inspectors. machine repair
elArfririans A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

STONE CUTTER = Experienced. steady
york. top vsres. Brown and Rsisch
Company. i7i25 Van Dyke Avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

MUELLER BRASS CO Of Port Huron,
Mich. requires the services of workers
tor immediate placement on vttaily
needed war work. Good working condi.
tons. good wages. United states Employ-
ment Service nearest your home until
June rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

=? 9? =? /?
make yo'i frri 50 nervous. Jittery. high
strung. cranky, tlrcd--at such tlmes1
Then don't dclay--try this great neci-
cine - Lydia Z fsaEhs-T1is= =FnzsVst7aa
Compound 70 Relieve such syn ptonls.
Il helps GATURL'
Piukham's Con pound IS famous not
only 10 relieve suCn monthly pain but
also accompanying LcIYQuS- res less,
weak feelings o! this nature. TAKEN
EegNlarlY-=lt helps build Up resistance
against such distress. vCry IcE-slhis
trIU0 10 do!
ttyJ Prand stomaChic teaAei Follow
l4oc. directions Buy .JcGsf --
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
PERSONALS

LOsT-striped taifs'a Knitting bag con
-ia+t4tftf unttHTSrpd tNss'stt reward.
I'm 3-1gSs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Science Conquers
RHEUMATIC MISERY

since time ont ~ mind
PAIN has hsSn associated
with rheumatism and
kindred ailDs nts such "a
sriaiira, ltunbago and
neuralgia. " Y ~ tt
fOitNi IA correlated ;
il the uunder mrdirfne
which - dating sn nu'h h
10 end needless suifsrtng
Only MD fN fOR
MtIt combines the ~
ro- active, co-rfiirirnt in
gredirnis necessary Tor
rssuittul treatment. MD
tAt tORNiIt oifers
Hii that 'nni-rn pharrTIa
reutirai science has Dis
COVERED to relieve painful
Al na,4inn4A- Hundreds ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

DESIGNING ENGINEERS - Experienced
on layout and design on chassis compo-
nentS. excellent postwar possibilities
Hudson Motor Car Co, East jefferson
a. Conner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

the appointment Of Arthur Kos
cinSkl 10 the federal court here.
Fisher charged that SadoWski
conSpired with A. Milton Wine
man. owner of the Wayne County
Democrat, TO withhold the facts.
Being a sensitive newspaper.
man. Fisher refused 10 be edited
by a COngrcSSman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
LOST AND FOUND

f.ADYS gold Hamilton watch lost IN on
around vic. ConsresS-Grtswold. Reward
pr 1925
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

training preferred but not required:
Applicants must have certificate cf
availability and USES clearance. Sshry
and expenses. Reply Boz B-il53. De-
troN Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

STtwART-June ~ Alice beloved
mother ~ DR. Kirk and Clifton sunt
-Nf John -trvar- Funeral from
Harvey Nicely Funers' Home S2s3
Msybufs Grand "Wednesday st II m
burial IA Featun MichiRAn--
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

DESIGNERS. tool and die. checkers.
iigs and fixtures and layouts essential
work Apply Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co.
500 McCrsw Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

DETAfLERS fet stfactursi steri and
miscellaneous iron. postwar opportunity
The standard Fabricating Co. 10000
Crafiof
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

STRUCTURAL steel layout men. e1perf-
enced Apply Hudson Motor Car Com
pAny East lcfferson. AZ Conner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

uiscellaneous iron. pOstwar opportunity
The standard Fabricating Co. 10000
GratiOf
DETAfLERS and layout men Apply
employment office. Continental Motors
Corp" f2soi East Jeffersqh
DIE casting machine operators Expert
enced and men 20 break In on operatinr
die casting machines STEADY nov and
postwar. Good pay. Michigan Die Cast.
ing Co, s6Si East Seven Mile Road
DIE DESIGNER Snd JIG designer ex.
pefience necessary permanent position
for risht man. Kalamazoo Stove A Fur.
mace Company. Kalamazoo. Mich. Goa
tact your nearest USES Company repre-
sentative will be In for tnterviev end
hire "wednesday and. Thursday. June
~ and "a
DIE and tool designers. layout men
detsilers. Apply RYAN Tool and Engineer
Ing. iai5s John r, or 1851 woodward
DIE leaders needed Apply Bfiers Mfg
Co. 1881 Mack ave
DIE MAKEPs needed Apply Briggs
Mfg. Co.. 1881 MACK Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SHEET metal man: must be able 20
lay out own job; GOOD wages: postwar
opportunity. Apply In person. Champion
Hamtramck
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

DEsIGNERs-Automot familiar with
automatic clutch and transmission con
troll including electric units electri-
cal engineer preferred must have ere
tive ability Hudson Motor Car Co.
East jefferson at Conner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

AIRCRAFT ,coling designers, checker.
layout men, detsIlert Ryan Tool A
Engineering CO. 1879 John n. OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

CLERK FOR shipping room man or
veteran interested In postwar future
this Is training for managers position
with nationally known corporation. no
experience necessary. good salary while
In training 40 hours per week. 394O
Woodward ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

TOOL and sb desisners. layout men.
defsllers Apply Ryan Tool ard Engi-
neerinf isiso John r. or 37s7 WOOD
Eprd
rrinders and borinr sifi op>rst0ra sA-
hour .eek Apply Escsiio csrps,
1907 Third. -
TOOL CRIB stfen1sn,. berr.r. laborsr.
isri'or Apply N p>rsnn. Vino, corn
lhydEaulic pixlxionl lefA ~. Dul
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3aE1 3 JEFFERSON RI 217s-7e
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

MACEE wire machine operators. Ss2-hour
week good earnings on piecework basis
Motors Metal Manufacturing Co-5936
Milford Clalrmount car TO door
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

DIE MAKEPs needed Apply Brirgl
hfg. Co., 1881 MACK Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

kINsEL's, SANS, PaUL's CUT RATE
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

sAtEsmEN-Excerlent earnings. Intro.
ducins our Home University Encycio-
pedia and Master Guide Bible: conven.
lent weekly payments full or part tfme.
experience not necessary. L. n. Price
Mercantile Co. 1919 woodward
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SHOE SALEsMEN-1he J L. Hudson
Co. has openings Tor shoe salesmen with
or without experience. Telephone IN
quiries are not satisfactory Please apply
IN person at Employment Once. 18th
Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
MALE HELP WANTED

ARC velders, experienced N mild Etee
and be sble 10 pAsx navy vertical test
Graham -PsiEe Agsof Car Co sho'
NeEi warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SHOE repsirman: all around man:
steady position TO one who quaiihes.
Apply In person. J. L. Hudson Co.
Employment Once. 1sth Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
STAYS on WAGON

Hardly any one knows where he
lS. except the scores Of friends
who have received postcards from
cedar Point. where Fisher says
ne is surrounded by tremendous
supply Of whisky. but IS remain
ing on the wagon.
''ts congressman, Sadowski
- sometimes brilliant. hut a.
AN editor ne stinks," Fisher
said II have been dancing too
long with Wineman anyhow. IT'S
too much 10 have SadOwski join
the waltz"
Fishers story told how k0Scin-
SKI was the choice OF most Demo
cratic leaders for the fcdcl al
iudgcShip. while Mrs. Clara Van
7trtkrr1,- -bcnocrdt1C UTrTOUIt COM
mlttCcWoman. wanted The lOb 10
70 10 Frank Fitzgerald. and Com
gresham Louis Rabaut wanted
tHF iOb "a uo 20 himself
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

hoTART t.o1 I,,1tsl GRINDERS slot grinders; sur
Good wages, steady work. Plant II at
AL York St, but apply at Republic
Aircraft Products Division. The Aviation
Corp S9f4 Federal
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

PART-TIME MEN-Now employed. avail
able for different periods between 8
a m. and s D. m for various depart.
ments Telephone inquiries are not nat
iSfactory. Please apply In person at em-
ployment office. 14th floor. The J. L.
Hudson Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
WAR AIDS
TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE
TRADE scHooLs-FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE train
inC 81 so weekly Hygiene School
$40 Twelfth TR 2-sS7O
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

enee necessary Full overtime and excel
lent postwar possibilities Apply Me-
Louth Steel Corp, 900 8 Ivefnofs
avenue n railroad. between W. Fort
and W. jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

MEN needed at once for skilled and
serni-skilled machine work. Also material
handlers and laborers. Essential var
xors. 4s-hour week. chrysleT Corpora
ton Highland Park plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SALESMAN for paints. Man who has
thorough knowledge Of paints. with rood
selling oeckrround: no night work: Per.
manent posit ION Personnel Dept :.
Peoples Outfitting Co, $50 hiehigan,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

PIPE FIrTERs - Factory ma!ntenancs
and construction work. Apply 4315 w.
Fort ST., corner Clark. The Timkenr
Detroit Axle Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SODA FOUNTAIN MAN = Pull time.
Meals and uniforms furnished. 80
night. Sunday or holiday work Teie-
phone Inquiries are not satfsfactory.
Please apply In person q, employment
office. 1ath floor. The D. L Hudson Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

DEPARTMENTS. workers, entering
railroad transportation. Join an industry
vital to the war effort. RailroadtnS- n
rcaf and colorful career with many
opportunities for advancement. Railroad
rights In . basic industry. Vacations
with pay and stable labor relations.
vide diversity Of JOBS. calling for .
great variety Of skills and training. are
available. That ls-there is Q jeb for
every kind OF worker. Report 10 Y. s.
Railroad Retirement Board. 4]o West
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

TOOL and DE bench hands: ssesiiens
;",a4. rTTslns ..sa a ro2s ssss ,r,
Nr Thomas TO T,isoo L A Yours
spNnE ana Wire Corp Heibfooh snd
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

MEN-Tne J. l. HUDSON Co. mas several
openings In the warehouse receiving
ana shipping department Telephons
inquiries are not satisfactory. Please
apply In persoo at employment ofnce
Yfth fjoor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

PREssER-Modern plant. Hoffman ma
chine; top wages plus bonus: steady.
Pastor Cleaners, lOS16 Fullerton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

SKILLED workers needed for var vorx..
tool and die makers tool room workers,
machine repair mechanics msinten anc0
electricians. maintenance plpentters,
maintenance tinsmiths miiivrfrhts For
Interview with company representative
apply a. United states Employment sery-
Lce on June rs or as
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

STOCK room assistant 70 vorf m
stock and receiving room. splendid
postwar opportunity Apply Champion
Haurtrsmcks Mich
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12
LAUNDRY STARTS MOVING TO NEW
 LOCATION TODAY

With the new Snow White Laun- dry building on Shattuck Way here pronounced ready for occupation, removal of the laundry establish ment's facilities to the new location was set under way this morning It is expected to require little more than a week to complete the moving job and get the new plant ready for operation.
 Milton Daniels, Snow White Laundry manager, today stated that it is expected that service to customers can be resumed by July g, when his firm will again begin to pick up bundles.
 AS soon as the laundry has mov- ed out of it's old building that structure will be razed and work will follow swiftly on the addition to the Juneau Cold Storage, ac- cording to w. s. George, who stat ed that work on the new cold storage unit should be commenced within 30 days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12
.FBI TO INQUIRE
 INTO pILFERING

Several instances of theft and de- struction of U. s. Government prop erty from the abandoned Duck Creek Army post and from the Juneau air. port have recently been brought to the attention of Federal authorities here, with the result that strong action against violators is to be taken.
 Assistant U. s. Attorney R. L. Tollefson today declared that any thefts or destruction of Government property brought to his attention will be immediately turned over to the FBI for investigation and will be followed by prosecution of offenders. He pointed out that the statutes provide maximum penalties for such offenses of $10,000 fine. ten years imprisonment, or both.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12

dies must be made, estimates of cost prepared, arrangements for fi- nancing made, sites acquired and architects and engineers employed to develop the designs and prepare the working drawings and specifi- cations"
 Under the War Mobilization and Reconversion Act of 1914 the Ad- ministrator of the Federal Works Agency have the authority to make advances of Federal funds to states, territories and other Federal agencies which will aid at this time, the planning and preliminary actions in regard to postwar public work. Under this advance planning program, however, these allotments and advances are to be made in the form of loans and to be repaid if and when the construction of the public work is undertaken.
 MT McGinty further stated that various types of public works are eligible under the provisions of this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12
WEIRD TRUCE |5ARRANGED
 JAP ISLAND
Garrison Commander Saws Everything Goes But
 Won 'tSurrender

OKINAWA, July 12. = A weiro truce has been arranged with 2 Japanese major commanding a gar rison on an island off Okinawa whereby he permits Americans tc swim and hunt shells on the beach but refuses to surrender "as long as there are no orders from the Elm peror or his representative"
 The true negotiations with the Japanese commander, who shall be known in this account as Major Watanabe, started June 13 when an LCI broadcast an appeal to the island garrison to surrender.
 After preliminary negotiations, Watanabe met American officers. He was wearing full dress uniform Amiably, Major Watanabe signed the Americans short shorter bills. The Americans left him to consider surrender.
 Next day messenger appeared at the beach to report that Watanabe had decided not to surrender with out word from the Emperior.
 A yellow memorandum signed by the Japanese commander said
 We will refrain from harming any parties engaged in non-military pursuits such as swimming, picnick- ing and shell gathering on the shores of the island"
 He also expressed thanks to the American officer and everyone in your party for your friendliness and warm heartedness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12
SHRINE PICNIC
 E NEXT SUNDAY

The annual Shrine Picnic will be held next Sunday at Aux Bay Public Beach, rain or shine, according to Frank M Hermann, President The last meeting of the chairmen of the several committees was held last evening at the Scottish Rite Temple, and all reported that every thing was under control except the weather man. It was generally agreed that Pluvius seems to have the upper hand right now. but hopes that King Sol would take over by the end of the week.
 Shriners and their guests are to be on the lot at the rear of the Federal Building not later than noon, Sun day. All should drive around that way to pick up passengers if they have space. This likewise applies to invited guests with cars.
 Inasmuch as it has been prac- tically impossible to purchase picnic eating utensils, the food committee suggests that those attending take their own. Wives of Shriners and other guests are to take their salads or cake with them. All other food is being prepared.
 The Entertainment Committee under the direction of Homer Nord- ling promises plenty of entertain- ment and surprise stunts. Shrine Lii" is reported to have been fat tened up and ready for another ordeal It is rumored that she has a Pal" to help her this year There will be plenty of ice cream, cones and cokes for the kiddies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12

Act. such as highways, roads streets, bridges, etc"
 Two new members were welcomed into the club today. They were Dr c. Earl Albrecht and Dr. John Clements.
 Guests at this meeting were: Dr Richard s. Green; The Rev. Will lam Forbes, St. Philips Episcopal Church of Wrangell; Major Arvid Reed and Lieut. James Corke who are here in connection with the dismantling of Excursion Inlet; and Levert Goddard, Pacific Electric and Manufacturing representative of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12
MtGINTY EXPLAINS ADVANCE PLANNING AT (. OF {. MEETING

The Chamber or Commerce, at the regular weekly meeting held at the Baranof Hotel this noon, enter tained as guest speaker, Earl Mo Ginty, District Engineer for Alaska of the Federal Works Agency who gave a brief outline of the Advance Planning Program under tn e George Bill' or "Reconversion Act" for Non Federal Public Works.
 MT. McGinty explained to mem bers that sufficient consideration has not been given by many to the fact that construction requires advance planning, which requires time. Surveys and preliminary stu
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-12
BROOKS HANFORD NOT
 MAKING HOME OUTSIDE

Brooks Hanford, broker for sev- eral wellknown firms, intends to make his headquarters in Juneau, although his family may go south for a visit. The Hanford residence has been sold to Roald Copstead.