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Definitely Sub-Minded

We definitely rnnded out here the coast and
embracing both and tailored types with easyo-wear
length jackets boleros fucoated Color
rampant and then again go for great deal of awhhe.
Among the Spring displays that created furore is the
miniature Mother Mission Of California Diego which
placed in the gardens Of Ambassador Hotel 1t is
faithful reproduction the mission which
fourished in the days Of Spanish padres
William NJ Connolly Of Holland Mich, built the reproduc-
ton at a cost Of approximately $4,000.
That is really the exciting thing California
always doing something spectacular call il Holly
wood stage play il you wish, but everybody enjoys
And Los Angeles proudly raises its sunny head and
bids for place the fashion spotlight Of America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Born Bachelor
Is a Sad Problem
By HELEN ROWLAND

SPRING is the time when a normal man or
woman takes nose-dive into love. Or para
chutes into il unintentionally, but cheerfully.
1t seems there are two kinds of men those
who are constantly falling in love-and those
who want to fall in love, but just can't. The
latter are product of this strange new machine
age, like vitamns and the fue and dictators.
SOME MEN cant fall in love because they
have selfshly played at love too long and too
lightly, and have worn out their emotions in
the search for variety and thrills Other men
can't fall in love because they have become cyni-
cal and are afraid of their emotions. They can't
take IT,
But both of these are almost ronantcistS
beside the self-made bachelor-the man who
won't fall in love-
YOU KNOW the type the kind who would
let woman stand between him and a steak
Smothered with fried onions and who would not
give up an afternoon on the links or a fishing
trip for the most exciting romantic adventure
The kind who has made a god OF his personal
comforts and amusenentS.
The sef-made bachelor is a bachelor because
he doesn't need anybody 10 help HIM love himself
HIS one grand passion is the-love that hr
iaVishes on himself. and none of il spills over.
HE DOESN'T even need woman 10 help him
spoil and coddle himself. lie can be a mother
to himself thank you; and he spends practically
all Of his time in trying 10 find out what Baby
Boy wants next
lie is collection Of habits. and his life is one
long battle to defend his freedom and his self
indulgences. What he needs is year of military
training.
WHEN HE thinks-uSt academically- of
falling in love and marrying. and considers that
It might mean tying himself down 10 regular
hours and sacrificing some of his pet Injuries in
order 10 pay for the necessities he puts the idea
away from him exactly as he would shove aside a
plate Of cold soup or burned chop. II doesn't
tempt him for moment; it just makes him
Shudder
But don't blame him lie was born that way
lie has made pet of himself all his life ever
since he played with his own pink toes in his
basSinette.
THE MAN who cant fall in love may be a
sad problem: but the man who won't fall in love
seems really Sadder 10 me because his case is
hopeless. Placing all your affection on yourself is
putting your love in the wrong bank where IL
yields no interest
The only love that pays any dividends is the
love YOU share or give away. And. as Ebert
Hubbard once said. The love you give away Us
The only love YOU keep"
Distributed b. Kns Features sgnd. Ins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Los Angeles Bids
For Fashion Prestige
Ky MARCILICAS

LOS ANGELES, April II.
SINCE THE FALL of France last Summer there has been
controversy the struggle between East and West
In establishing Of style supremacy AS see the pic
from the Coast that both California and
New York have definite positionsunmited possibilities
while New York equipped produce and distribute in
quantities California vertabe garden Of inspiration with
wealth of creative designers who through the movie indus
try alone powerful fashion influence the civilized
world.
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Now GIemorous Wiltshire Boulevard

Yes Paris has had its Champs Eysees New
York its Fifth but this Easter just past Los Angeles
place along fashion mighty with its gIamorous
Wiltshire houexart-a hQssomned stretching from the
city proper the blue Pacific when all FINLAND stroled in
festive array.
Among them, caught glimpse Of socislite Marcea
Gump wearing especially designed for her by
Damon Clifford designer Warner Brothers studio.
Red green and pink bowknots placed around the
hemine of full skirt Of black and white striped tafeta
with dfessnakeF top and trick ehaPeae Of black
bows. A small sable wrap topped the frock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Day and Night

Brenda Marshall has two new
outfits, both in brilliant shades
an aquamarine wooden dress
with -eeat and matching tuFbaH-
in chill pepper red, and a din
ner gown in royal purple crepe.
This last shows a slit skirt.
short kimono sleeves and two
large mercury wings of anne
thySt sequins embroidered on
the upper bodice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Dramatic Turban

Ann Sheridan. who shortly re-
turns to the screen in Navy
Blues" has a striking hat, a
dramatic hair-concealing turban
in white linen straw. It's de-
signed TO show Just the tips
Of her ears and pair of lovely
aquamarine ear clips.
Ann completes the color COM
bination with a black sheer
WOODEN frnck the -neckline
. touched with white. and a two
inch gold bracelet set with
aquamarines.
Exotic Merle Oberon has
chosen deep ruby red to Offset
her dark beauty. She wears a
long-torSoed suit in ruby wool
Jersey and contrasts it with a
wide-brimmed black chapeau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-17
Styles
That Star
In Spring

WHAT DO the stars like 10
wear when not Sciptillating on
the silver screen? Well, here
are some of the pet costumes.
chosen by various film luminar-
les for their Spring wardrobes.
Bette Davis, who is vacation
ing at her New Hampshire
farm home, has chosen dusty
pink silk surah in a simple
dress with conventional design
in navy. She matches the de-
sign in a wide-brimmed hat OF
navy rough straw and navy ac-
ceSSorieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04

BEAUTY OPERATION Wanted permanent
position. excellent opportunity. Glory
shop 560s RenVille.
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MAIN OFFICE
1879 CAss AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
be-, Ar,II- u. Florence Platt. 20.

gilbert AxeIl. %; Florence Platt. 20.
casrner Heniel. 20. Dorothy Maruwskl. 10
Lowell II. Raukohl. "a Laura l. Hsney, 20
Joseph Bierzynski. IS. Rita Skotkke, 10.
FLOYD r Peterson. 30; Virginia Beach 81
Lucius +. Gillette, IS; Dorothy NJ. ker
stem, %
Granville Hail rs; Stella MAeiag. ~.
Robert J. Witteman, IS, Eva s. Ran
kin, 40.
Raul STORAGE. 81; Grace Stein. II.
Edward welka, 20: Alice Kolakowsk, Il
Douglass Elsey. %; Helen Drader, 20.
Sam Virgins. 20; Aquills Ford. 10.
RAYMOND J. Mondro, 20. Ida G. 10th. II
Delhert Porman. 81; Maryan Drangin. 20.
Merrill Schemm. 20; Ethel Kramer, 10.
Edward szymanskl, q; Helen slapczyn
ska. ~.
Thomas Strange. ~; Barbara Martin, is.
Lawrence NJ. Randels, ls, Elizabeth 7. Nc
Cusker, 20.
George spauiding. q: Alberta Case %.
William r Seymour Jones. IS; Msrsare
NJ Boyd. 81.
william wagasy. q; ROwsna Z. Grif
Frederick w. Schmidt 81; Marie slyker. %
Gordon L. Maveal, rs. Dorothy A. Jeisoh
20.
John Johnson, "a; June Tocher. Is
Ray s. Budgick. 80; Stella Blaszkovski 70
Bruce Swiderski. "a; Sophie Kwasna, "a.
Rober, Steele. % Ede Brinkei. rs.
Andrew Clieny. 81 Edythe 10th. 20.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Maroon Mharan 90 Mar, keko. as
NanucI Maros ~ Irene fariglan -
PRANK = orr 800. Mapiene al spauli ne
Rc'sBa p. ve'te, 90 Minnie r salveia
AIif,a D Mou,r7y Ss eileen \. rlana
wilmer Henry O. Lucille stsmpsr. 26
samuel ?. Bsdarsk. Is Helen a. Pialis
James y care 30. mary /. Parson, "a
Thomas T. Frcnd, 20, Louise Mccfeary
Taae n stewart -: LILY p. Pocock %
charles Mayo 10 Fnid Zinrer 20.
Frank FerrArs IS. Mary Chesshrough. r.
waiter F. Lawson. q. Dorothy y. CONN.
AlsN s1o,t, 81 Josephine Rarzyk. n.
joseph = 10lldz. IS. Leona A. Was
rats Mas ~ Mary c Murphy. p,
Henry p. Burger %. Lillian a. Guess 10
'HNr lcIn. st. Grace &. Larsen 33.
ropeU s. once a Violet COOP y
Joseph Kazrar. "a, Margaret Fodor IS.
Joe Greenherg -. Title Plnsky. %.
L l1d Nuts Huntocr. 35. Cor!nne Louise
Martin a.
Cous.rFHu Harris -
David Red Rladen Jr. -; Hazel Louise
Gerald schr.ner 70 Mildred schniman. o..
Robert FnEei p Dorothy Robertson, p
George tieN Mazcka, %: Ann Agne'
Adowrs 90.
John Ferguson 80. Mary Sirschan -
Lawrence l.. stocker. % Lillian sokanof
al
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BOYS
Rels were born o..
Emma MGno2, says ST. Auhin
sarah Morgan. 2T7'2 Brinker. Rosevine.
Msrha Miller lo.67 Russell.
Fneriis Madrid, 1913 Fifteenth.
cara McGoueh' 25s Erskine
Anne Nawr1t. i065t stark road. Plymouth
Rose Nicaa fa0 Kitchener.
! Wanda Okankowsk d205 Moran.
Katherine PucloVski, 1Of3 5 Patricia
Mary Potter 4t3 W. Woodland, Fcrndale
Theima Fettapieee. 3oi Catalpa. Roys
Am Polm,o. ss2t Ansten.
Ruby Rye. 6iil cadet
Annalisa Roberts. 1867 w Grand Blvd
MEdred Roberts. SOS w Philadelphia.
Nae Rudy 1857 Gladstone
Munel Regalado. e6s Tennessee.
Anna Rice i6i4f Log Cabin.
Pose s,egfried. 50o7 Fourteenth.
dorothy street. 6i0f Epwurth.
Mae Si6wart 1877 Glendale.
lCladys Schenkel GiI4 Fisher.
DorothY steenbergh, 81 = Eliza. Haze
Laura sullivan. a525 Cas-
Lillian Skrobecki, 1851 Thirty first.
opal stein i20s " Forest
Katherine Smith. 725 whltmore road
Hattie schulz li066 Whithorn.
Mary Snyder 1347 Newport
sophia so,erkon, 2234 Howard.
( Ellis Sisson. 1851 Helen.
Nan futile. 14q45 Prest.
Mildred Thnms. 1922 Nardin.
/ Elizabeth Veresh, 59l & Solvay
Margaret VsrcAmman. 5s15 Lef
Frances vagi 34is Montclair
Virginia Wesley. 20o6i Wabash
Alice wettlaufer. i3a33 Jane.
IAhene Young. 1883 Howard.
| Ida YOUNG. 1888 Harding.
| lula Zywica 5000 Brace.
lrs Zimmerman. ll2e waterman
|
j Girls were born 10:
Alice Msrchesotti, i6o3 3, Pngrm
Bernice McMahan, 1928 Delmar
Helen Morris. i6503 ONO.
Leona Muscat. 100 Abbott.
J Catherine Oliver. $40 Monica.
\ Edna Phelps. 1878 Hamburg
Mildred Pool. 1851 Yinewood.
lMry Penenn. l603l Mddiebury drive
mary PREM. 1920 Hayes.
Eileen Persia. 1s055 shoenherr road
iFvr,vn PennsEf7+nl Henry. Melyindale
Cecilia Peters. 223e Harper.
lOlive Poole 15747 Woodingham drive.
Virginia Phillips, 1875 Derby.
Florence Pierce 1851 Meldrum.
Evelyn Rsndazzo, 1925 Gilbert.
Florence Ring. 5il5 JOY road.
Frances sherrin, $500 Ivanhoe.
Helen superko 5053 Ternes, Dearborn.
Margaret Smith. 1874 Josyn.
Mildred sinkel. sf2s Wisner.
Esther Schroeder, 17l35 Straihmoor.
Elizabeth Stevenson, 1914 Eighteenth.
Frances stenzhorn, 1921 ST. Marys.
Adehne Sexton. 1859 Mckinley.
Leona studer. 1900 Flanders
Wilma Schmidt. 6i63 Dequindre, Roches
| ter, Mich,
Evelyn schmaedeke. ass Drexel.
Bertha Susewitz. 1882 Tracey.
Helen TRACER. 1903 Whitcomo
Josephine Toomey, 1927 Nineteenth
Rosa Tate. 1884 Lumpkin
Lillian Thompson, 1855 Antietam.
Helen VoEler, 1850 Haverhl
lThelma Vann. 2oi2 Chene
| Helen Wycykowsk, ls054 Dwyer.
Esther Washington. q77 f. Philadelphia.
| Elfrieda Wager. Van Dyke.
lAnnabelle Wilmer. 1924 Mcclellan.
Mildred Gibson. 204 w. summit Ann Arb
LENA Zick. TAOS Kingsbury. Dearborn.
Rosemary Zammitt. 1881 Bagley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted
Willie lee Mauxy from Chauncey.
Ceslra Gfansanu from Gransenio.
Lawrence Wren from Adehne
lrmehn r Polno from Frank Horati0
I.ofa " Weaver from Horace r.
Helen Hardness Brooks from Raymond
Phillips
Nora Harbedisn from Hampsr Zoon.
Helen Bender from Edward y.
Dwelie Paschal from Mattie
romme Louise Flood from Simuei
Katherine Syitesi Chrisiy from Robert J.
John r stevens from Sarah.
Mar KAMA from Peter
Thomas J. GutoWski from GeneNieVe
Mae Hawkins from Durward Raymond.
Martha .Plsnchez from Alfred.
Mae McGray from Malcolm.
stella Murray from Louis.
Ida Griffin from Frank
Donald A. Moody from Dorothy L.
Katherine Miller from Leon A.
George Darauv from Nora
cara Sanderson from Jack W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
DEATHS

stella Lewandowsk. 1852 East Lafayette
IwHnam' l. Powell. l5s9s Asbury Park. a.
i6Bee Hermann 55EI Mcctstiau, 81.
Jacuh Rapp abb Crane, rs.
William J. Palmer. 6437 Reissman, rs.
Philip r. Rem seO5 LaSalle boulevard, rs.
Halle r. Frank 1900 Belleterre. So.
James Arthur Morrow. 14s24 Linnhurst. IS
Charles Hewings 1920 Van Dyke, 81.
Jacob Geyer 3424, McDougal SO.
Donnie IRwans. 1929 East Fort 80.
lCharles g.. Powers, 1929 Third, IS.
samuel T. Buckley. 2739 Sixth. 10
Harry Allen 1870 Woodingham. so.
twintam Albert Misch. 602 West jefferson,
Alyson May spearpoint. 1907 Monte Vista
IWirmm Wyiis. 4200 Toledo. -
Dorthea T. Butler. ls050 Revere. 80.
William Breis8eheP. 3g4l Lemay. II.
Nelson Boyer. 3i9S Van Dyke SO.
Anna l.. Krause, 1921 Livernois 50.
MARY Jane Malley. 1891 Linwood. SIS.
Edward George Shaw, $685. stanton. 81.
Agnes Koniecza, 1851 Auburn %.
lYetta Cooper 26s9 Boston boulevard So.
Frederick Voorhes. 1890 Coyle. IL
George Kregoski. 1850 West Euclid, 30.
James Strickland 1912 Delaware. 40.
sophia Ksfadir, a23 Macnmh. rs.
lEarline Lyons SIS Illinois. so.
IWade Mallay 1903 Third. 81
Leon Painter, 1861 Glendale. SO.
Wilbur Ziehr 3i43 Drexel. 20.
George Yates, 1897 Cooper, 81
Charles Hunter. 1897 Lycaste. IL.
Marian r Sharpe. 35l Rosedale court, 10
Edna NJ. Richards. 1898 Gartnsr, Sc.
Madeline ilsHFyiller 1923 Mack "A.
Eva L. Cowen Sill East Grand boulevard
SIS.
Grace A. Pumey 1901 Pasadena, SIS.
lNetue Micka. qis9 Prairie. 40.
Felix Francis Farney. 1876 Mortonview
road. Dearborn, So
Ncllie Hoffman. 1911 Russell 81.
Kari A. Otto. ALSO Three Mile drive, ST.
Benedetta DeGregorio 305s Van Dyke. a.
Howard w. Adams, 50 Glendale. Highland
Park, SO.
drive. SO.
Vito Guaiani. 3i74 Hilger. 65.
Frank Nyka. 1891 Dwyer, al.
Catherine sczcepanski, $685. Richardson
SIS
Myrtle Palk 3I70 Madison. Sc
Minnie Badosky, 1886 Marx 81
Clarence James, 3s4e Belvidere, 80.
Andrew Meyer. III Beividere. 80.
Andrew Meyer. III Cederhurs, 50,
Albert II Ryckman, 1913 Northrop. II
Louisa Grams. 1917 Pingree, SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
statesmen WANTED

APPLY BETWEEN ! AND 3
ssia WAGNER. NEAR LlVERNOIS
Statesmen FOR PART TIME WORK
Some experience. United Shirt Distributors
IFS State at
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Death lotifes

KAIP-June g. Peter OF STA Mt. Olivet,
beloved husband Of Anna, dear father
NJ Mary Ann. Peter. Anthony and George.
Remains AT A. II. Peters Funeral Home,
f205T -CFatat ave until 10 n. m. Thurs
day May he viewed al German Calvary
Assembly Church, Gunston and Glenheld
from noon until time of service, Thursday.
y p. M.
father OF Emil H.. Mrs. Esther Streling
Joel C., Fred and Eric G. Lindberg. 1r
state at George =. Warrick Funeral Home.
1923 East Grand Blvd. until Thursday IL
a m, and al Swedish Emmanuel Lutheran
Church. outer Drive AT Dickerson, from ii
until e. time Of service,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Male Help Wanted
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor lob--driVine a
pleasure car Healtaful profitable and
steady Aee ~ 10 5B. Apply 2i2s Trum-
hun. after a. m.
EXPERIENCED janitor for large apart,
ment house IN northwest section must
be white and married. salar $50 per
month and unnlrnished f-rooml heated apt.
with light and gas included. State age and
experience and give references. Apply Box
B-60s5 Detroit Times
MESSENGER BOYS wANTED-Boys foi
messenger delivery work, with bicy cles
Apply $50 state ST
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EXCEPTIONS
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cedlng the next Insertion; II 30 a. m.
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MAIN OFFICE
1879 CAss AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
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PROF. ELTON, ASTROLOGY
Consultations daily. 10 20 5. TUESDAYS and
Fridays I'm 9 Closed Sunday 34ls John
R., between Erskne and Eliot SpeciAi 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
Christ Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-7333
REVEREND TRAEB-- Consultations Daily
Old Timer in Detroit. 1917 Michigan.
afayetfe .(7ec
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PLAsTERrNG
PRINTERS

ATTRACTIVE cards. ST. 80 thousand let.
terheads envelopes blotters, 81 IS. 1850
First. Cherry 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
MASON CONTRACTOR

GL,EESoA, -Incnrporaied-ln.
dustrial, commercial construction con-
traitors 1905 Dexter Boulevard. Uniyer-
sity 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Male Help Wanted
7MEN7

NATIONAL Corporation will employ men.
Is 10 50, TO set up equipment for sales
men. Approximately S32 per wk 10 starr.
Apply 10 West Warren, Room 10, between
ln-10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Male Help-Salesmen

AN EXCEPTIONALLY good position is
available for first class used car man.
Must have best references and know the
business thoroughly. See Mr.. Knowles
$3.50 r. jefferson. Chrysler-P Plymouth Sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY oPERAToR-All around ex-
perienee; $50 guarantee. Fashion Beauty
Salon, sos Industrial Bank Building
BEAUTY OPERATION wanted. permanent
On position .as excellent opportunity. Glory
INEXPERIENCED GIRL-White for genera
Homework 2 children stay nights; pri'
vate room. $40; references. Tyler 1920.
INEXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL, light
housework; care child. 1740i Indiana.
\ University 2-04s0.
GENERAL. small family. good home; pri,
vate room. 1885 santa Barbara. Uni
versity 1881.
/ good home. 1927 Grand avenue. Town,
send s-4O4s.
HoUsEWIVEs-Who wish part time work
Large commissions paid for pleasant
work done at your leisure. No money
needed. Miss Meyers. 500 Woodward
HousEWoRK-General white, private
room. excellent home. small family
University 1851,
LADIES 40 TO so years-If you sincerely
want work, we have your answer; short
hours, good pay. Phone Cherry o672 for
appointment
LIGHT colored or white stay, child.
No cooking. no laundry. University l-s12s
MATTRESSES
Young, dark haired. size 1914; for New
Tropics; union house. union wages. Apply
between ? and 4. Wolverine Hotel
SODA DISPENSERS
Have immediate openings for rs girls
must be is years old or more: preferably
living al home, must be neat, attractive
and have pleasing personality. straigh,
hours, no split shifts. work as hours per
week; one complete day on each week
highest salary. meals and uniforms flirn-
ished permanent employment, eXceTfent
opportunity for advancement. free train
Ing for those who qualify Apply Thurs
day. 2 ?. m. Personnel Office use Mar
entette 81. entrance
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
1927 TWELFTH STREET
MATTRESSES WANTED AT ONCE
IRoblnhoods, 20176 Livernois. corner
Chippewa.
WANTED. GIRLS 20 work contingent.
Fountain salespeople. must be At least
us years old. Apply 100 Oakman Blvd
a. m. TO IL noon. except Saturday.
WHITE. Laundry, excellent
home, children, stay nights. Telephone
University LISA
WHITE GiFl-Mothers helper stay nights
good home. University 3-2559.
WHITE Woman-Housework stay nights
1905 Melrose, upstairs.
WoMAN-white. general house work. m
laundry, good with children. Tuxedo
2-759o
YOUNG girl as companion 20 lady, help
with housework stay nights. Mr.. Bush.
2140 Falrview. Drexel $40.
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MATTRESSES
SODA DISPENSERS
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.

1927 TWELFTH STREET
MATTRESSES WANTED AT ONCE
Robinhood's 20i76 Livernois. corner
Chippewa.
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IPIloI.STTRING
yENTuATING CONTRACTORS
WASTE PAPER, RAGS. METAL
WELDING sCHOoL-wYANDoTTE

NORTHERN WASTE Townsend s-37ss
Top prices. Free pickup service. Factor
salvage. ~
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HoUsEWlVEs-Nho wish part time work.
Large commissions paid for pleasant
work done at your leisure. No money
needed. Miss Meyers. 629 Woodward.
second floor
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! SALVATION Army Reliable men; steady
! or odd Jobs. (crocker) Cadillac 22e5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04

NATIONAL "Mobas" shades. custom
Venetian blinds; cleaning. repairing. re.
painting TYLER 4-S0t1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
NEED A JOB?
GOT A CAR?
WANT TO WORK?

II you're neat appearing, over % and quail
fly / can assure you 81 $40 per week 20
start. Can Madison 1851 tonight between
and for details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Male Help Wanted

AT ONCE AN EXPERIENCED VACUUM
CLEANER SALESMAN & T o r r
SELLING No CANNASSlNG GOOD
DRAW MUST HAVE CAR. APPLY BE
TWEEN AND II a NJ
SEARS. ROEBUCK & co
1855 FAST GRAND BOULEVARD
BLOCK LAYERS wanted at-once. Apply
IS louisiana. Phone Townsend 7-4572.
BOYS. IL 90 u. wishing 20 obtain news
paper routes IN their own neghborhoods,
earn money and acquire valuable business
experience. may set fuil details 10y writing
me circulation dept. Detroit Times. De-
troit Mch.
BOYS WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES -
GOOD PAY; VACATION WITH PAY.
STEADY WORK, 80 EXPERIENCE NC
ESSNlY. SEE Mr.. sWARTHOUT. ROOM
ZQ6.-b36 SHELBY ST.
BOYs-i7-23. neat appearing. experience
not essential. earnings range SIS $40
weekly 3i05 Bsrlum Tower. 5 30 m.
BOYS ca. II 70 20. permanent position
Must be neat and free - travel. Prompt
Us a m SCI BOOK Bidg
BUTCHER WANTED EXPERIENCED only.
eood pay. 30i Custer. Telephone Trinity
e57s
COLLECTORS t2i-Excellent pay steady
route. monthly instaiment accounts. 6is
Hammond BifE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-04
Employment Agencies

JONES Employment. ais Beaubien-
Workers: Couples: Porters. Maids
Mattresses. Columbia 1910,
RIVARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced col.
ored maids. cooks. laundresses. couples.
1892 RVard. TErrace 2-9fG3.