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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
.UNRAtoHedr
Mrs. Kelley

Lawrence {. Rock. program
chairman of the United
Northwestern Realty Associa-
ton, announced Saturday that
Patricia Kelley of Kelley Real
Estate will speak at the regu-
lar luncheon meeting on
Thursday in the Fisher YMCA
at 1915 p. m.
Mrs. Kelley is a member Of
the organization who devotes
most of her activity 10 the
field of business opportunities
and il is on this subject that
she will talk. g
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

lodge. two other residence
deer have wandered farther
east into Oakland County
a. far a. Walnut Lake
road and Woodward. where
one was hit recently by an
automobile.
THE lodge itself is OF
magnificent cedar logs
brought from the Pacific
Coast and is located on top
of Haven Hill, the high
point of the surrounding
country.
There is also a gate
buildings, large garage, sta
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Associated Press Photo

bles, milk house, outdoor
swimming pool and five
complete sets of farm
buildings.
There is a sheepshed
800 feet long and 65 feet
wide.
THE whole area eventu-
ally will be equipped with
such hings as swings,
camping sites, baseball dia-
monds, skiway and tobog-
gan slide.
Zone of the lakes has a
sandy beach, ideal for
swimming"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Interest High
InIdedIHonne
Builders Show
President Reports

Unusual interest in the
building of the 1916 Detroit
Builders Show Ideal Home
at James Couzens Highway
and w. McNichols road was
Saturday by Ernest
o. knight, president of the
Builders Show.
Each weekend since the
home was announced I'm the
newspaper has brought
surprisingly large crowds to
inspect this ranch type
home during the early
stages of its construction"
Knight said.
GET GOOD IDEA
"NoW that framing Is
completed, visitors can get
good idea of the charac-
ter and size of the struc-
ture. G.
"FlintkOte asphalt roof
shingles were laid this last
week and serve 10 empha-
size the low sweeping lines
Of the One-story home with
Its breezeway and attached
twO-car garage.
Exterior brick work will
be started this week, the
red common brick being
furnished by the Detroit
Common Brick Manufac-
tnrers Association.
SCHEDULE GIVEN
"The construction sched-
uIe of Hoffman & Silver
man, builders of the home,
calls for Its completion by
March I, at which time the
j. l.. Hudson Co. will deco
rate and furnish every
room completely.
1T II our hope that the
Ideal Home can be opened
TO the public on March Is,
and IL will be held open for
public inspection during
regular daytime and eve
ming hours, including sun
days, from that date until
the 1916 Builders Show is
over"
Dates of the coming Build
erS' Show TO De held in Con
vention Hall will be from
April Is through May 5.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
t945s Permits
Hit 7,3O3,738

Detroit building permits
were issued during the year
l945 for the construction of
1881 new buildings 10 cost
S47. .S07. .S48 and 7,16l permits
for additions and alterations
10 cost S19, ,495, 800, or a grand
total of 14,752 permits involv-
ing an expenditure of SGT ,3O3,-
7S3.
During the year of 1914
1873 permits were issued for
buildings costing S27 .225 ,9SS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Manager Unit.
Plans Growth

Plans for expansion of the
property management division
of the Detroit Real Estate
Board during 1916 were an
nounced Saturday by the new
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13


Contemplating taking advantage of benefits
offered by the CT Bill of Rights through the
Veterans Administration i'm which the govern
ment allowance for training is S65 month for
single men and $50 for married, the program will
be supplemented by apprenticeship in architects
offices.
This combined income will enable the veteran
whose training in architecture interrupted by the
war TO resume and TO gain practical experience
Since there Is scarcity of architectural help the
program will be of great value TO the profession
well the veteran and will enable offices To
pete more planning for future construction
Ditchy announced that the chapters Feb Is meeting
would be for members only and that March Is Nhe
chapter would join Michigan Society of Architects
In its 32d convention which will be held in the Rackham
building,
GEORGE NAVE and Louis Musetti reoined their
~ firm, Nave a Musetti, at I2S43 Mack
Nave has returned after three and a half years
the south Pacific and Musetti after spending
lesser period in the armed forces.
I'm informed this firm handles all forms of real
estate az well apprasas and insurance They specialize
In apartment property.
HE sales staff of Seldom and johnson, Inc. ha. been
enlarged
Warren O. Ssei,e yr has been added TO the north
Wes: branch office. managed by Hansei d. Wilson
To the Mock branch office, managed BY
WMi' m H. Wheien, George +. Short and George a.
Russell added.
TIVE second half the Detroit Bowl
ing Leagues gets underway Monday night.
Frank T. King h chairman Of the of realtors
and Lawrence j. DO"d secretary
IE best procedure the part Of homeowner who has
frozen pipe is call plumber immediately He will
take full responsibility for thawng the pipe without danger
10 the property either from hre or from bursting
BENJAMIN LEVIHSoN. president of the Mehisan
~ mo..eass So.po,ato" lS.t 1a; & Deer Informed BY
been appointed to act IN adUisory capacity for
Continued Page Two)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Along Realty Row
With PAT DENNIS
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

A RCHITECTS of Michigan will organize COM
IA bned program of veterans training and archi-
tectural apprenticeship Roger Allen, Grand Rapids
architect and president of the Michigan Society Of
Architects stated here following the societys recent
board meeting.
Clair W. Ditchy, president of the Detroit Chapter,
the American Institute of Architects reported that
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

has been COM
pleted, viii
provide one OF
I h @ fine S {
es a n y
where for the
public obser-
walton OF wild
life.
So st a ted
d o n aid D.
James of the
raaltCr irp1
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
James Praises
Newest Park

The y square mile area
running from M-59 highway
at Highland TO the northerly
limits Of Milford, whose ac-
QUESTION by the state for d
park and recreation area Just
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

Found Paying

ReconVerslon OF develop
ments have permitted home
borrowers as a whole to con-
tinue meeting their obliga-
tionS for principal and inter-
est payments at the record
level achieved during the war.
This is the general conclu-
sion of w. w. McAllister. San
Antonio, Tex, chairman of
the United States Savings and
Loan Leagues home building
and home owning committee.
26 CITIES
His observations are based
on reports from savings and
loan managers in the 70 cities
which during the war wit
messed the greatest degree OF
expansion.
Replies to our survey
from managers located in
areas I'm which IL would
seem the problem of con-
yerting to a peacetime basis
would be most serious are
practically unanimous IN
the statement that there
has been no increase I'm the
number OF loan delinquents
since vi Day." he said.
The league officer reported
other observations of condl'
tions from the savings anc
loan managers in the follow
ing war-inhated cities:
Seattle, Portland, San Fran
cisco. Oakland, Berkeley, Sar
Mateo and San -Diego-CaL
Galveston, Houston and -Sar
Antonio: Wichita. Kan.
Shreveport, La; Birmingham
Ala; Memphis; Jacksonville
Fla; Columbus and Savannah
Ga; Charleston, S. c.; Nor
folk and Newport News, Va.
Elizabeth, n. j.; Buffalo
Dayton and Toledo, o.; Pom
tiac and Flint, Mich.
CIVILIAN GAINS
Most OF these communities
he indicated, showed a gain il
civilian population betweei
1910 and 1943 of more thar
Is per cent and some OF then
more than 20 per cent.
"All replies to the survey
point out or imply that the
current level of residential
property prices Is high,'
McAllister continued.
"Some observe that prices
are still moving upward
while Others see them level
ing of somewhat, |. E., the
rise Is no longer taking
place, or II continuing Is at
a much reduced rate.
"OnIy S per cent observe
any decline In the general
sales price of properties
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

dent Clarence
w. Treadwell,
w g r g a n
nounced Sat
urday.
X e n n @ [ h
d r a pc r will
head the nu-
nicipal affairs
C o m m j ttee.
S a m u el j.
SlavenS I h e
| G gisl ative
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

c h m a n.
r ic h a r d S.
Hickey.
He stated
the first meet
Ing. of tn e
year W oul d
be held in the
Olde e Wayne
Club Tuesday
noon. w h c n
NJ. p. Hodell
will speak on
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

New Type Refrigeration
Capital Investment.
MANY PROBLEMS
"The war has left many
problems In the hands OF
owners and managers Of
property" Hickey said.
Most of them can be
solved by group discussion,
study and action.
Besides the wartime
problems there are other
such az building code re-
forms, better check on
prospective tenants for de-
STABILITY, equipment and
D maintenance problems.
This division OF the
board provides, 1 believe, n
nucleus around which n
larger group Of those inter-
ested can be built.
broker realtors
are coming face to face
with problems which at one
time were believed to in
volve only owners and man
ayers, and we expect some
of these brokers to work
with u.s."
PROGRAM CHAIRMAN
Appointment of Jerome p.
BisSchop as program chair
man for the group was ac-
companied by the announce
ment that programs for the
year are to center around
practical problems of prop
erty management, led by
speakers who are specialists
in the subjects. and followed
by general discussion.
Frank T. King has beer
named membership chairman
Hickey said. and will be ln
charge of the move which Is
expected to enlarge botf
membership and attendance
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

the plan also was approved by
that organizations board.
Allen, who also is a news
paper columnist, spoke at a
dinner in the Rackham Building
after the board meetings.
In talking of the veterans
proposal, he said:
Already architects in Ian
sing, Saginaw and Kalamazoo
have entered into such a pro-
gram. The plan will be state
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
DREB N a m e S
Chairmen

Chairmen Of standing COM
mittees of the Detroit Real
Estate Board, so far as they
have been named, by Presi-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Hiohland PIX. Permits

Building permits issued in
Highland Park during Deee1n-
ber. 1945, totaled nine at So4,-
-h75.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

New Type Refrigeration
Without Capital Investment.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

STENOGkAPHER Tor, publlSnlng nrm a.
to ' start caii at 1888 oath St NV. or
Sep Rr ssG 10
positon posi- % with fRi respected, established organ
isation; Advancement for person of intelli-
sitSa sitions ano central location. siso monthly.
sTENoSGGR.APHER-perm, position on g.
p1s one With ates
and exper. with railroad claims. GAR
4NSK Il a. n4se openings for
e@peamens sS1sa eee 4h oo Apas
RR9 h ssR and ss. uns.r sss mo ~
initiative. accuracy. speed paramount;
4eaF Hssk Assoe Sc aa's ME- aooS a. AS
STENOGRAPHER for general ONCE work in
Silver Spring. perm; position for competent
sae'e stase exne2 and ss age Box Sd STAT
sTENOGRAPHER. contractors office. Ap-
ply MARTIN BROS. 1909 Conn. ave. NV.
En- p e
mo-; permanent and immediate oppoTtun-
ksans ss ySH vsh a an uNRp ~ ME
TORS. INC, 2015 West Virginia ave. ne.
sTENOGRAPHER with thorough knowlsdge
Of shorthand and typing; AMERICAN RED
CtOSS, NatlOudl NAVAL MSolCdl ScutCAs
Bethesda. Md. Oliver 500.
STENOGRAPHER and general ONCE work.
short hours, pleasant surroundings. Ma
TIONAL PERMANENT BUILDING ASSO-
CITATION. 719 10th st. NV.
STENOGRAPHER on regular stafi Of scien-
tifc institution: 5-day week.; interesting
work, excellent working conditions; oppor.
tunity for advancement. For interview eau
Elk. S100. Br. 39.
TENOGRAPHER-Perm position open
with old established local organization;
yancement. an BOX Sos-D. Star. i3s
TENOGRAPHERS-A large, local cor
poTation needs several young women 70 1iol
cancy with mechanical engineer; / fol
sss sst dD mns Sc nd hsh for scheo Sss
college education preferred; not over &c
yrs. OF age: 5a-day, 44-hr. wk. Write
giving details regarding your exper;, edu-
cation, your age, how soon available, sal
airy desired and vacancy you are inter-
ested in. Box 144-E. Star.
STENOGRAPHER, general ONCE work, per.
manent position with financial institution
splendid opportunity. good salary; tele
sTHNoGRAPHsR saThsi G Pafii for stenographic ans
| general ONCE work, by AMERICAN OIL co
Permanent position, attractive workint
conditions, 5-day week; S160 starting sal
ery with regular increases; must be undel
40 years OF aee. Ofices located In s.w
section. For Interview. phone Mr.. Mont.
Eomery. ma. 1920.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SITUATIONS MEN tcont.,

until June I, any type work giving expert
Tslations; nederate pay II right type work.
wsITEE srs1 news e. wants perm job hous.
sxesl. s. recommendation: modest salary. DL.
YOUNG MAN, honorably discharged Air
Force veteran. neat, intelligent, quiet dis
position and trustworthy Of confidence.
would Ike position with airline or other
reputable organization. Box as4-D. Star.
YOUNG MAN. coiored, wants position as
shsSsur sa:nsss %sl TE tISik Isl a9ss aIysr with D.
man On radios and Electrical sS spplisnces
SATURDAYS, is also mechanical engineer
and Craftsman and has car available.
INvEsTIGATIvE, interpreting. personnel
mgr, salesman, wholesale; exserviceman.
world travels. age SO, college grad, lin
spglstic gay auahhcations. Write Box 407.D.
CoLoRED MAN wants job as truck driver.
ssbf! iIs MAN wants p4Ett.ms work.
sItRsaan VERSATILE .E.I,n school teacher g. has
etc; ali offers considered. Box ssS-D.
RELEASED FROM ARMY in grade of It
necton With progressive Business @ sss or i.sai sSn
frm. Future possibilities greatest i'm
Posianss an ss rRP R2s dSoKP bStP SsS sssr
caterer or business places. MARION Me
COY. RE. 6497.
RESPONSIBLE POSITION desired BY
tive with FEA, buying and selling here and
a6r1ad .T1s Boy 20l-D. Star.
ACCOMMODATIONS tax and bookkeep-
Ing service for individuals and small buSi-
nssses by public accountant, BCS degree.
Write Box 3f4-D. Star
child. has degree In civil engineerinr Jee
sires employment in Washington area; have
years civilian engineering exp, 4h Army,
= overseas; Army exp. covers airfeld and
cantonment layout, Coordination OF con-
struction and maintenance, supply and
trans. OF tactical units as a staff officer
! DO not expect to match my highest
Army salary. I am looking for a position
tnat Z. otiers . future. Bog 147-A; Star.
ALFkED sTiDMAN TIRE CO. desires .
position for head bookkeeper who is being
replaced by returning veteran: salary ex-
pected around 5000 per month EX 1851.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
HELP poMssTlc.

WyoMaN ys0 I.s soI ch.y; from an. to m.
WOMAN. white, 70 as very lish. house
ikespaaf ie ana ,sist o Ttn ssre q eonvaissc
ATTRXcTifvE II IiviNG HSGo otARfHRs t in mod
srn country home; s.h.w. laundry, cook:
2 adults. children; health card: good
CAPABLE WHITE WOMAN for general
houssw9rk small family; no laundry: live
LIVE IN: gh;w:. cook: Georgst9wn: niess
WAGES; references. AID. ob31.
WANTED reliable. full-time maid; come In
day Sunday. Washing By machine, but ne
ironing. Must be interested in children.
good wages, References required. Call
CAPxBLE MAID, Sac per week: 10 am.
through dinner, nc, Sundays; small fam
4433 Warren st. NV.
MUST HAVE SOME ONE reliable. honest
dependable. sSalary open; 'g.hw., good
cook; care for 2 children, in school; nc
This Is 9 good place to work. Good salary
SO applicant must be good. Call co. 0935
1880 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Wanted middle.
AGED colored woman maid for girls club
$50 month and meals fEs
Evening star., 1946-01-13
HELP DoMESTIc.

CHAMBERMAID, full time. for small hotel;
good hours and wages. Apply MRS.
CHXMbERMxip -WSIAsITfSsEss.Liye IN or
out, white or colored: other help employed;
ana Sundays ~ q after lunch: ss8 8 week: @ s1. rsfs
erences. 302S p st. NV. MI. 1195.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
TYPIST. experienced. rapid; good salary
NEW YORK JEwELRY CO., 727 7th st.

TYPIST, young woman, for permanent Do
sition with nationally known motion pic
MIR. YATES, 732 Earle Theater Bldg. IS:
TYPIsT and general office worker. TO-
30: must be accurate: 35-hr.. 5-day week;
MR saAsE ao Gos Sst
TYPIST, with stenographic, experience
preferred; temporary work. 5h-day week;
TsS YEA Rsh EgTETE ApPy IN WASHING
TYPIsT; part time. interesting heraldic
ALDIC INST. lilo r st. NV.
sst H9'tiSs SBDs sShSsy asg LSSb, SSf,
GGT FL Eli 4'a cfEkkv v for photo-.n-
ary; opportunity for aavsncement. s IHoo See See
MR.. KAHN, 9th floor, Washington Post
TYPisT WANTED by Washington ofice of
national association; good salary; 3s-hr.
TYPisf- CLERK for interesting work with
permanent position, good pay. MR.. La
tx. = for assied
ds Room SSS'fVr SS kRgy
TYP1sT.cLnRR. iR sna e I've permanent interesting
week: $40, ,Slbo month; opportunity for
Wiitc llitciFlSW. kiriie
details regarding age. experience, when
available, address and telephone number,
Box 62-D. Star.
IST-CLERK, permanent position, s.
day wk. AMERICAN COUNSEL ON EDU-
CATION, 744 jackson pl. NV.
permanent position, disability and re-
tirsment benefits; 5-day week; telephone
TYPIsT AND. FILE CLERK - Permanent
position, Interesting work and excel. oppor-
tunity for advancement; 5-day wk.; per-
sonsl % intsrysys only De not tespn1ns
1720 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

ATTRACTIVE Saleslady for downtown no.
now THAT IIiaiS" The WAR fs Is OVER sean and tn.
influx, of temporary people are Drifting
Derm manaser M m Tor R the soath Post hssa Tor
perm resident Of B. c. h or Ariinsaon o'e County IN
x BE- e discussed sasss and az
interview. Call DI. 9344 for appointment
ASSISTANT to executive housekeeper, ex
cellent salary. and working conditions
Once nGs aoE eaafss HBxssAboR sa5y lso Rs5
X st. NV.
COLORED, to assist dentist and clean of.
nee; me- exp exp pre- prefer must be light complex
qualifications. ia. 1414 or RIA. 1850.
WANTED-some one capable of teaching
psone en- S os nahs A5 Sst ss d s
SELL DRESSES FROM NEW YoRk~riftl
ave, New York, arm desires women to sci
tised Vogue, Mademoisslle; good commis
MANNER. 3l5 Fifth ave. New York.
WILBUR ROGERS have openings for
time saleswomen to sell dresses. coats
suits; these positions should appeal t,
salary, plus commission and bonus. COM
in or phone MIR. M. WARRIN for furthe
information. 1911 r st. NV. RE. 0335.
RETIRED GOVT. EhIPLoYE to take phon
messages in nice quiet private once; part
time basis; state name, address and phon
number. Box 19-D, Star.
LooK-LOAN GIRLS. The opportunity o
a lifetime. Start as q secretary or cashiel
with q good income; excellent working con
ditions,. progress to executive positions
proportionstely paid; + you live ne, Sc
corner 18th and H SITS. ne. If you desir,
to work NV, see Mr.. Freeman at tn,
EQUITABLE, 18th and Eye NV. ONCE
ing financial organization, which has I
branch offices and executive Offices in Wash
ington, See Mr., Lawrence or Mr.. Freeman
now. 18th and Eye NV. 18th and H ne
WANTED AT ONCE-Researcher for radi,
program, network station; full or par
time, permanent or temporary; research
experience required; unusually pleasant
interesting work. Call ME. 5000, Ext
223s. after 2 am. Monday.
Evening star., 1946-01-13

CONTINUED On Next PassJ
Evening star., 1946-01-13

| SALESWOMEN for ready-to-wear depart.
oes ns snf odr sl faRs 4aE ARRy co
SAL a ifssswomEN for upholstery depsr.msMnt en-
BURaH BGPse & BRO. 7th. sth and = sts. NV
sALEsWoMEN, permanent work on s.
ass sss wssh ssy for x st.
saALLEswoMEN-curtis Publishing Co. ha
fGa Sales sSG pss :
essential, resident Of washington. p. G.
Sss suburban sm g g'eIs e or oIs n shSp eSHI
s9HT With ssh schoo
selling p rsn yaa
isai positionl onp0'.a ABLY Nj Mr.. siesei' WILLIAM
HAHfNs HsAAfHfNs%oSRN SG lssa eRpsTieneea sne in sein,
dresses, coats and suits; ADEQUATE salary
plus commission, liberal discounts; pleassn
$SdkaS so soneff sRRs eo 's 81
sEEfaMKsTREsss. SEA III ssi,oress alteration women
unity and GOOD salary. Cali EN-. osS4
| sEAMsTREss, with experience on lish
canvas goods; steaSy go w95k; so9d 2d,. pay; :. o
sEAMsTREss for slip covers. upholstery o
sRRsst Salary slsa 4
pl. ne pI -4400, Ext. al.
| SEAMSTRESS, white; 5-day week: must b,
neat worker and steady. with good oppor
| tunity. FIR. 1928.
sEAMsTREss WANTED: Drapery ant
slip cover seamstress, experienced pre-
fefted but not essential: steady position
See forelady. Apply w. a. ]. SLOANE
l117 Que st. me-
| SECRETARIAL POSITION for network
station. in program dept: age. Is to 35
must be Industrious and eager to learn
Write full and explanatory letter. statins
salary expected. Box 66JD, Star.
SECRETARY--Must be able to speak
read and take dictation in French. Writ
information about yourself and salary de
sired. Box I'D, Star.
SECRETARY, preferably with some knowl
edge Of bookkeeping: old-established flrm
permanent; 25-35: $500 per mo. Box 40
i e, Star.
Northumberland once work in well
established firm, Pleasant telephone per
sonaIity and typing necessary: Some short
terestine. 51s-day week Of 80 hours. Sal
ary. S3b per week; also yearly bcnu
l, making earnings S1,940 hrst year. Bo
163-D. Star,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-07
CITATION TO HEIRS

In the Commissioner Court for the Territory of Alaska. Division Num- Der One. Before FELIX CRAY, Commissioner and x-Officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of ERNEST THORSEN, Deceased. TO ALL HEIRS AND PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF ERNEST THORSEN, De- ceased:
 You are hereby cited and admon- ished to appear before the Probate Court of the Juneau Precinct, AL aska at Juneau, Alaska at 10 o'clock A. M on the 16th day Of December, 1946, to show cause, if any you have. why the real property hereinafter described, which belongs to the es- tate of deceased, should not be sold as petitioned by the Administrator on October IS, 1946, in order to obtain funds to pay costs and ex- penseS of administration, funeral expenses and claims against the estate.
 The real property to be sold is de- scribed as follows.
 An undivided one-half inter est in and to that certain piece
 and parcel of filled in tide lands in the City of Juneau, Alaska, situated on Willoughby Avenue
 and described as:
 Beginning at Corner No. 1, identical with Corner No 2 of the Ernest Fuller property and
 from which Corner No. II of the
 Juneau townsite, U s. Survey
 No. ' bears East 69 deg. 49 min. 26 Sec North 32037 feet, thence
 from Corner No. l South 45 deg. 36 min. East 5549 feet to Corner No. ?; thence South 46 deg. 09 min. West 5010 feet to Corner No. 3; thence North 45 deg. 34 min. West SCOT feet to Corner NO. f, luetlIlCdl Wllll OOl Ilcl NO. of the Ernest Fuller property;
 thence North 45 deg. 52 min. East 5016 feet to Corner No. l, the place of beginning, together
 with the two frame dwelling houses thereon 24 by 48 feet and
 12 36 feet in dimensions and
 situated at 228 and 232 Will loughby Avenue.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Probate Court above men, toned this 18th day of October, 1946.
 (SEAL) FELIX CRAY, U. s. Commissioner and Ex-Officic Probate Judge, Juneau Precinct. First publication, Oct. IT, 1946. Last publication, Nov. ', 1946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-07
"SAWM!LL" JOHNSON
 FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for Torvall (Sawmilb Johnson, 57-year-old sawmill worker and longshoreman and a resident of Juneau for many years. will be held tomorrow after noon at o'clock from the Chap el of the Charles w. Carter Nor tuary Brig. c. o. Taylor of the Salvation Army will conduct the services.
 Interment will De in Evergreen Cemetery
 The deceased, who was single, was horn in Oslo, Norway, and has no known surviving relatives. His body was discovered under the A. J. Dock last week, and death pro- noanced due to accidental drown ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-11-07

Everyone had a grand time but there were lots of little sleepy heads Friday morning.
 Donald Beitinger, well known son of Bill and Gertrude Beitinger, was married to Javan Modlin on Sep tember 28. at Minneapolis, Minne- Sota. The young couple plan on returning to Skagway in the Spring, Don recently received his honor able discharge from the Navy.