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Evening star., 1942-04-18
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BAG-Lady'a black patent, containins
Reward Mrs shinsler, s4s5 wis. ave
BANJO-UKE and tan leather brief case
with valuable papers. Liberal reward: near
IL I4th ,sa and Kenyon sts- NV Mary H. Parker
BLACK sCoTTIE-Male; no collar: strayed
bies." reward, Oliver aois.
BRooCH, Jade green Buddha; lost THURS
Ss,oser sns tset Hoss Re reward Rev rhd round Dept
CLARINET AND SAxoPHoNE. in brown
canvass case and old black case (respl;
nr. 10Th 4 Florida ave. Reward. WI. 1913:
CLARINET, American Standard. 3 fiat.
isHsrd ssTis 6lser se ssgf sSs Navy Yard ''rs''ar
COCKER sPANIELCsqff. female; strsyed
vicinity Kensinsten. Md. Reward. Phone
D,ACHsHuND PUPPY; BLACK: ismalsi VI.
Oliver 91lb.
EYEGLASSES In maroon case; vic. of 21st
Reward Republic 272l.
making Sn head. black nsr2inss 2i SC on whis.
reward RSSs e0e ia .oiso. o' s2s pahss 0a q nv: W.
l,asrd ryR scarf Ss Ma 7fdo sf0s ras s s e ta1'a'
.oSsFT 1ssSsa Asp sa sns rns with ..n.
mental value. Reward. Adams 231e.
LOST: between, House once Bids. and
hsndSss contsinns a9 M valuable 0Is papers % box
inside with name n. G: Bei:wiaser:"
notel.
LOST wEpNEspgAY ssgs ,,Is NIGHT; pearl pearl opera
square. essrins Initials C. l.. b. u
front Of nt. pntyersits Club 1sth a.; ysai liberal
POCKETBooK, mans. brown embossed
leather, cont. Identification cards. keys and
cash; lost in Capitol Theater. Reward.
PURSE. black patent leather, slliEator
STYLE style; containins aann about SIS. Please call
PURSE. .lsdys, large black. Sc. vic,
papers. Reward. DI 3b77 after $40.
EN5D..nons L gelleS sold sse VIII R.xsHa initial:
g.sI bSd or e nw c0is. Lee
erai reward. WA, 36s5. los
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER-White, black
and brown. white tip on tail; strayed VI
sId einity 1das Bradbury Heishts. Reward Trini'
WRIST WATCH. lady's: white gold; green
stones and rhinestone trim: gray ri56on 6on
blk. 35th st. Reward. Box 161-v. Star.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, Hamiltoni vicinity
OF Fla. ave. and N. Capitol st. NV. Re-
ward. H. Dawson, 31-A Bates ST. NV. 19'
WRIST WATCH, .iady's. EiEin, gold. mod
ernistic. Wednesday morning, vicinity car
stop on u street at 18th ST.; streetcar to
7th St, or wharf car; reward. 1884 10th st
NV. Telephone Adams 296l. is
REWARD-Pair contact lenses, ladies'
dressing room, Willard Hotel, Tuesday eve
ming. Phone Ordway 0944.
$50 REWARD-Black male Scottie: round
black collar. Trinidad 1858.
$50 REWARD.
One platinum and diamond ring, ! large
diamond and 40 small diamonds. Phone
Mr.. Green. Ma 357b.
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SIGNS

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BACHE BROS. SIGN co.
F. Bayard Bache-Philip F. Bache
Signs of All Kinds
Truck Lettering A Specially
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Evening star., 1942-04-16
THE EvEsIa6's HIGH LIGHTS.

WNAL. 4:3O-Sir Gerpiar Shankar Bsipai,
Huh Commissioner from India 10 The United
States, speaks before q meeting oi New York
Businessmen
WNAL, 5.i5-An interview with W. w.
BIsisdeII. thiei oi The Honolulu Fire Department
WIN. 7;30-Maudes Diary: Barney Bull,
winkIe pitches the opening game for SubuTbsn
High
WRt 73O-N Peate's Gang: The lOumsl
Morgan Trio pays guest visit.
WWDC 7.30-Home Of Brave Capt John
J. Ssekss Of the Special Sevitss Branch United
States Army, on The importance Of Art in
the Army"
WSV, 8:00-Death Valley DAYS. True
story Of hr. PinkehOn. en'eTprsiRu undertaken
Of plstsNills, Cslif
WlM S;05-Csptsl Motoring: W |,
Robinson, assistant safety director Of the A. A,
A., discusses The effects Of driving while sleepy,
WMAt. S;30-Tsk by Gov. 0ConoT Of Mary,
land.
WRt 83O-AIdfiCh Family HsnT goes
travelling in order 10 win respect al home
WISV S30-peoples Platform India
China and the War discussed by Krishnalal
Shrldhasn. indian adviser TO Chang Kai-shek;
Owen baltimore. author and also adviser TO
Chang and Dr.. heng Chi, director Of ihe
Chisa Institute in America
WNAl, 900-TOwn Meeting Of Air What
Are ths Essentials Of Lasting Peate|' dis.
tuSed BY Henry ]. Allen publisher; Clark N.
Eithelberger, chairman Of The Commission 10
Study me Organization Of Peace and Dr.. Harry
D. 6ideonse, college president
Evening star., 1942-04-16

WRc, 9;00-Bing Crosby Hour: Movie Star
Ronald REAGAN, Movie Star Sabu and HaTmonita
Expert Larry Adler auip with Bing,
WINK q;05-NaiiOna Symphony Hour: Re-
tordings Of Strsvinskys "Peirouthka" suite and
Song Of the Nightingale e-chinese March,
VOL. o;30-Spoiliuht Band Freddy Martins.
WJSV. o;30-Big Town: Announcement Of
the Big Town" safety award winner in
addition 10 the drama, Graveyard Shift.
WRC. i0:00-Rudy VaIIee Show; Rudy and
lawn are invaded once again by Edna May
Oliver.
VOL. t0t5-pepreseniaiNe CeIIer Of New
York: Youth and the War"
WWDt, i0:t5-pan Politikon Forum: George
Washington University students discuss The
Rules of Warfare.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
EVENING STAR FEATURES.

Star Flashes Latest news with Bill toYIe,
Mte daily; WhAl. i5S and Ass pm.
News for Schools: News Of the world pre-
pared and broadcast especially for classroom
listening In The Disirlc elementary sthoOlS
WMAl. this afternoon at ais otlotk.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
SH0pT.WAVE PROGRAMS,

LONDON. 5t5-HeadIine News CSC, 9SS
meg. 3t,3 m.; esd. Ills meg. 25.5 m.
MOSCOW, 6;t5-BroadcaS in English: RKe
iiS meg. 25.2 m.
LONDON. 7;00-War Commentary; CSC e.5S
meq., 3t.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg, 2S.5 m.
LONDON, S;30-Brtain Speaks CSC. e5S
meo.. 3t.3 m.: GSD. HIS meg. 75.5 m.
VATICAN CITY, S:30-News Broadcast and
Comment; HNJ. 90 meea 3t.06 m.
8 MOSCOW qt5-News in English: RKe,
ti.S meg 25.2 m,
LONDON 9;t5-Ameritan Guest Niuht With
B. B. C. Orchestra; CSC. 950 meg 3i3 m,;
6SD IT'S meg, 2S.5 m.
VATICAN CITY. 9;30-BrOadcad in English;
HyJ 90 meg 3i.06 m,
GUATEMALA. 9:35-Latin American Songs;
IOWA. 968 meg, 81 m.
MOSCOW, tl;t5-Commsuis in English: RKE,
ti.S meg Isl m
GUATEMALA, i1:00-Nsws; IOWA. 96S
meo.. 81 m.
LONDON i2:t5-Demouar Marches: CSC,
q.58 NEG. 3i3 m; GSl. Gil meg, 49i m.
GUATEMALA i2:t5-Con1eri With harmba:
IOWA. COS meg, 81 m.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Make haste Slo,Dly" is a good
slogan to tollotU lUhen encourage
ing a fearful child to become
more dangerous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Special Notices
Lost and Found
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter Krsjs~ski. ~; Phyllis Hundzinski
Ka1Imier. Krsso~l.k. Is; sophi. woj
John Paiazzola. 20; MARY d. Parisio. 10.
Joe Smolski, so Emma ignotowich. SO.
David r. Duane, 81; Julie M. Lewis. ~
Howard Moran. II: Frances vymazai ~
George Nufer. 20: HELM kostro. 30
Cornelius Van Pol.n "a; Nell clousins. ~
Paul Lada. n simonns A. Blais. 10.
TED Buckley, az Helen Nisso, %
'' @ses.y % Snd'rNoOd' a. Elizabeth J
Tony miller. 10: Irene Moldovsn. IS.
Glen l.. schIough. 10 Annie Meuches 'te
John II. Lschsnee. 20; Nancy r. b. owen
Robert J. Laidisor Jr. ii; Josephine J
Richard L. Lsunan. az Mary J. Johnston
Charlie, v. suiiin,. Jr.. q; Clara zeient
charl.. p nccarty. as: Ruth sau.r. ..
Herschsl c. Archer. -; Marie 2, Toppin
rs
ThomA, 2 Latehney. 2s: Helen n. ralui
waiter Mod1ewski. 7s: Auc. Mishion
Richard Bordin, 20: Lillian HueuI. IS
Oscar NJ Kramer. "a loge straus, -.
John Persntesls -. Christine Johnson
w,liIsd J. ,spicsr so. M.rs.r., a Fa,
Charles skoian. 81: Agnes Essliek, n
Francis A. DrysdsIs. %. Rita kwieeien
John Bymbo.. 50. Fanny cOnstsntinOu
enesr W Psrren. 30; Betty J. samp.
saul Harrsn. % Mon, v. Triv.s. 10.
Ffsdsriok X. Hlllard 10 Dana r. Hssly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
J. W. DeBeaubien
Auto Executive Victim
Of Heart Attack

81 J. William DeBeaubien. de-
scendant of the family which set.
|9tled Detroit go years ago, and
longtime Michigan automobile
executive. died in the Hupp Motor
uCar plant. where he was chief IN
hspector OF war materials.
y Funeral services will be at
a. m. Friday in Holy Name Church
Pin Birmingham. Burial will be IN
Birmingham's Greenwood Gene
I terry.
n A heart attack was blamed for
the death Of Mr.. DeBeaubien. who
! collapsed while at work. He was
"a years old.
MIR. DeBeaubien had previously
I'm associated with the Olds
Motor Works, at Lansing. and
general superintendent of the Pom
tiac division of General Motors,
in Pontiac. Subsequently. he was
connected with the Fokker Air
craft Corporation, in New York
sand with the Breavette Boat
Works in Gravenhurst. Ont.
Mr.. DeBeaubien leaves his wife
Eileen: four sons. William j..
Philip f.. Jules s.. and Richard
c.: and two daughters, Eileen A
|, and Rose Mary DeBeaubien. His
home was at 1877 Hardwood street
Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
DEATHS

Mary Rsdolcieh. 1t41 Frederick. a..
Mary Hoover. 1928 Palnster. as
yeIla A. Archer 20024 Lichfield road. IS.
Cisnde.s Potter. 1853 Cotton. 50,
Reoecca Robinson, ana Tfllman, 81.
David Judkins. ais Madison, 4e
Nellie Thornton, 1888 Antietam. 7,
Vivian hintsr. 2oo9 Congress, e.
Mary Zemsnauskss. 5000 street: 81.
Mary Beveridge. 1858 LewerenI. 81.
David c. Myers, ga West Palmer II.
Matthew Bling. 23i5 Third. so.
William Herbert Strickland. 5255 Roose
Joseph Robe. $3.50 After rs.
Charles r. Coulter, 1885 Stout. ~.
sophia Nelson. 1902 Blackstone. 80.
Willie Jackson, 1853 Russell So.
Oscar A. Christie. 5402 Chase. Dearborn
Charles Dennis, 1851 Russell. 40.
Frank Fielder 1875 whitcomb. 81.
Bessie Abel. 1894 Glynn Court, 81
William striek. 1908 Maiden. So.
Dymilis Negip. 1897 Baldwin. rs.
Claude y. Lusk. $4,000 Evanston. 81.
Margaret Alice crummis. 1889 Carmen
Ward TomIin. Marine City so.
Macon Donald. 1909 Merrick. ~.
Thomas Walton Barnes Jr., Quincy -.
Katsrryns Zielinsks, 510s Harold. 81.
Isabelle Parke, 1874 Woodward. SO.
John n Gavin. 5000 Mortified. as
Lena Coopersmith, 273s Elmhurst, as.
Nellie cottrerl, 654 Charlotte. ~.
Rose kukia, oZZ2 Tnirty-thfro, oil.
Catherine Wenino Bertrand 17127 Muir
land, 50.
Oliver Crossett. Hiagars Fails. ~. Y, ~.
Henry Harrison, 40 Chandler. IS.
John shiver, e73 East Ferry, as
William J. Edwards. 1212 Wheelock. ~.
xsntippe r. Nelson, i2s Avalon, Highland
Park, 90.
Caroline s. Young. 1871 Geneva. So
Frank J. Doran. 1880 LaSslls blvd. rs
Elizabeth Anderson. 1890 Lasalle, II.
Gordon Thomas Loutti, 12115 Woodmon
road. S months.
Joseph T. Blythe. 1891 Tuxedo. 81.
Agnes Stonge, 1899 Fairview, 20.
Harold Barton Hill, 3t55 west Chicago bou
ievard. 81.
Oak. II.
Anna Goetzke, s0e Manisttque. II.
Nefiie Miller Rswls. 6OO3 Mortified. 81.
Angelina s. Johnson. 1722s Hawthorne. 80
John Jeter. 1871 Maybury Grand, J months
Rose Clapa 2256 East Kirby. 81.
Arthur Jones. 5217 Mt. Elliott. rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BIRTHS

Elaine Corse. p565 Woodmont.
Lois Cherry. 705f Ferdinand.
Mildred DeYonker. 1880 Pennsylvania
Ruth Dow 1897 Marlborough.
Margaret DeGiorgio. s452 Philip.
vicie Ellis. i23 East Montana.
Agnes Emmendorfer. 1885, Fairmont drive
Leah Ellington. s37 Tromoiey Rd., Or Pie
Susan Franchak. 1919 Monte Vista.
Evelyn French. TOE Drexei
Geraldine Forshee. +e471 West Ann Arbo
road. Plymouth
Katherine Feeney. l2s4i Chelsea.
Helen Gorniak, 1885 spencer.
Shirley Oaudstte, 1883 ST. Jean.
Helen German. 1913 Washburn.
Elizabeth Henry. a12o Chens.
Elaine Ingram. 1888 Mark Twain.
Willow Jewett te745 Vaughn.
Jean King. 1927 St. Joseph.
Louise Kotrssh $3.50 Mt Olivet.
Lsvanis Kittrell. 1851 West Kirby.
Vivian KAlmbsch, 1885 Wade
Nathalie LsBexu. sf4 n. Highland. oorn
Arlene Mack, 632s Perkins.
Rita Mscheski. 224ss Lambrecht. II. bet
W Nattson. 1927 Monica.
iepjuk, 6e24 Waldo
Newstead, 1892 Ohio.
asterxyk. 1927 Grstiot.
8ousos, 1l034 Auburn.
Dos 1889 Russell.
k4hsch. $50 8. Blvd. Rochester
u Tininger $50 Concord
4nMkfhe Torongo. 1884 West Winchester.
Katherine Union. e5s West Warren.
Dolores Van Denburgh. 1855 Cortland.
Sue Vollhardt. 1881 Mansfield.
Maxine Wright 1921 MAybury.
Anna Ward, 1895 Harding.
Willie Weaver. 5243 Third
Mildred Zellef 1918 Asbury Park
Emily Zapor. 507s Renviile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys we're born 10
Laura Angel. 1872 BayHs.
Helen BeiE. 1909 Minock
Aline Boyd. 1905 Beech road Plymouth
shirley Bockmflier. a31e Emmons
Elsie Bernhard. ana McCIuns. Sounded
Township.
Elizabeth Bicssk. 1888 AIeoy.
Agnes Brewer. $3.50 Wagner.
Ruth Bos. 1891 crescentwood, East De.
troit
Frances clark. 1880 RroadstrA.t
Eleanor Cobb. 2ss73 Ryan road, Cen,el
Line.
Marie corteI. sI5I Longworh.
Barbara Crisi 1882 Benitesu
Rosemary Dillon 1897 Patton
Edith Damron. ~ w. cicotte, River Rouge
Mary DoTscht 1897 Twelfth
Reithel Duncan. i2s04 August
Janet Dachyshyn, 1887 Brickley. Ferndale
Naomi DeCook. el20 Gunston
Hiidegarde Elwarth. 5o52 Maxwell
Mary Finneil. 2e055 Johann. Willow. Mich
Carrie Fleming. 3el visger road. Ecorse
Adele Clarity. 1888 Scotch.
Ellen Gudenau. 5es7 Field
MARY Giuliano. 1897 West Outer drive
Grace Harms, TAI Morrer
Mary Harris. 1921 East Warren.
Jean Hutchins. 16e03 Greydais
Alice 1acovacct, 1854 Hawthorne.
Opal Jacobson, 1910 Tyler
Blanche Krohn. 257 East Marshall. Fern
dale.
Marie kulikamp. 26i7 Ashland.
Jenny Kemp 241t Van Dyke.
Annabell Kaiser. 1894 South Harvey. Plym
! outh
Mildred Lindsrmsn. 2s2li Van Born road
! Inkster
Dorothy Lsmpe, 1878 snowden.
Stella Lskatos, Oils Dearborn.
lIngeborg Lofstroni. i1742 whitehili.
Anna Mainous, 1879 Indiana.
Alada Msthie, 2366 Vermont, Royal Oak.
Vivian Murphy. 1se0s Hull
Elsie Moroney, 6134 Lemay.
Ruth Maggie, 1895 westpoints. Dearborn
Eileen NARROW. 4230 Burns.
Cleo Nara. 1889 HALEY.
Helen O Mara, 1888 Maxwell.
Edith Proctor, seas Middlesex. Dearborn
Ann Pirtle. 212e Lenox.
Ella Rlckel 1880 stansbury.
Jeanne Reed. ei44 Louis
Irene Rennie, $3.50 Banner. Dearborn.
June REFER. 354 Adams Court, Ferndals
Josephine Rancilio. SOFA Manila.
Sue Schmidt 2s Ramona Terrace, Pontiac
Juliann Sterling. zoos Euclid, Lincoln Park
Merlyn Shaw. 6l4 South Vermont. Roys
| Oak.
Dorothy smith. 7425 Middle Belt. Inkst.r.
Virginia Van New Kirk. 400 Twentieth.
Frances WiilcoxsonI 1888 Schoenherr.
Helen werth. 5227 Tarnow.
Theresa waun. $3.50 Lane.
Virginia WalI. 1928 Brest road. Ecorse.
Martha wilkon. 22i5o Donald. East DE
/ troit.
Theresa zul.' ia7s arS eGsv'y.
Girls were born 10:
Minnie Brinker, 1919 Northlawn.
Helen Bouse, 1880 Maple.
Ruth Bryan. 1850 Pelham road. Dearborn
Mary Bezsire, 1918 Nickel, Dearborn.
Ann Bocsn. 1909 Marcus.
Pauline Cote, AFRO Blaine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Edward 6. WiIIems
Services ARRANGED

:. Funeral arrangements were be-
/. Ing made today for Edward G.
Willems, So. foreign representa-.
tive for Detroit manufacturers
! who died in Harper Hospital
I after. police said. he shot himself
through the head in his room ir
the Detroit Athletic Club.
Willems was found. fully
!. dressed. with a .25-caliber auto.
matte in his hand. lying on his
bed He had lived at the club for
over "a years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
why should hare TO go 'ioay up on the
roof for a sunbafh!'
7 Locals, in Battle
With Lewis, Resign

CLEVELAND. June 3 GNS) -
Discord within John l.. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America.
District No. so. was revealed today
with the resignation of seven local
unions which charged Lewis with
operating dictatorial machine
against the interests and demands
of the membership" The seven
locals have a membership Of 1900
in Ia plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Kenneth Moss, from Agnes.
Madeline Eddy Nelson. from Harry.
John wandell. from Alice.
Victor Farley, from Violet
Mary MickowskiJ from Adam.
Susie Nichols. from George
Arthur Thomas. from Helen.
Eva Daley. from Eugene.
Essie Lesley. from Paul.
Ruth Martin. from Leroy.
Teresa Quick, from Earl.
Jessie Price. from Clarence.
Thomas Gomulka, from Lillisn.
Shirley Eisenberg. from Larry.
Alison Zimmerman, from David.
Chester Cebula, from Lottie.
David Snyder, from Rosemary.
Viola Kohler. from Fred,
William Wheeler, from Hardinia.
Marie Partridge, from Albert.
John w. Smell. from Winifred.
ANNUrsMENT
George Nevers, from stephsnle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Obituaries
AdoIph FinsterWdld
!. PhiIanthropist's Butiol
in Woodmere

Funeral services for Adolph
Finsterwald. noted philanthropist,
and founder and president of the
Finsterwald Clothing Company
were held today at Temple Beth
FL, followed by burial in Woodmere
Cemetery.
|, Mr.. Finsterwald died Monday
of heart attack IN MS suite al
eIotel Statler. Survivors include
8his wife, Helen Marymount Fin.
; sterwald: three sons, Miles and
7 Joseph of Detroit and Frederick
\ I'm officers training school at Fort
Bragg, N. c.; daughter, Mrs.
Roserna Simon of Los Angeles,
and five grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Male Help Wanted

ROOMs-Morton's Riding Stables. Harri-
son road at Five-Mile road BEDFORD $3.50.
HoUsEMAN wanted. experienced IN house
56f3
IL YOU now are or ever have sold photo
picture coupons. investigate Denis
studios new ot1er Isl, no bonusD. 60i
Eaton Tower.
LABoRERs wanted. Apply AZ Kercheval
and Algonquin. New factory building.
James A. Moynes Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Scratches
LINCOLN FIELDS
40 So.

LINCOLN FIELDS
Fourth Race--oId smokey
Finh cIasrmont. Radio Cru.
ssde
seventh Race Some Count. tli,ls Gay,
Rsby Rather. Jimmie Tom. Lyner.
Eighth RACE -Slewelrs Own, Top
Runs. Country Miss, Chic Prince.
Launsgo.
Ninth Race-Declsred OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Death Hotites

Att.fN-June g. fss2. Albert Pssrson,
husband OF Elizabeth Alien father OF
Harold r. Elwyn and Clifton G.. Allen.
FunefaI services at chapel OF The William
r. Hamilton Co Cass Ave. at Alekndrins.
Saturday 30 o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Maid Waits Sentence
For SIdpping Boy, 5

Shrewsbury avenue. today faced
sentence after being found guilty
Of assault and battery by Record
.er's Judge George Murphy. for
shaping a five-year-old boy en-
gsted TO her care.
rhe boy. Anthony Psyton, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Payton OF
S62 Chicago boulevard. said the
'maid slapped his face twice and
police said he still bore marks Of
the blows II hours later. She also
left the boy alone in the house.
the parents charged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
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eighteen and forty. citizens OF the United
States and residents OF the City Of Detroit
for one year Immediately prior to the ex-
animation, excepting persons with honorable
army. navy or marine discharges. For
full details and applications. write or apply
10 the Detroit Civil Service Commission.
18th Floor. Water Board Building. 735
Randolph street, Detroit. Michigan, on or
before June 10Th, 1912.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ines IN the big SUNDAY Times Want a.
sectionl
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ALERT GIRL for lunch counter; experience
not necessary: good wages and condi-
tions. Apply s7o7 West Warren.
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Portrait Photo Finishers

Portrait Photo Finishers
Wanted Immediately: good SALARY for ex-
perienced, efficient 6nishers, $40 Charievoix
Bldg. corner Park and Elizabeth.
sALEsMEN--Garage equipment and ma
chine tool experience. We are preparing
sales drive now for peacetime delivery.
State full particulars as to age, salary
expected. references and territory covered
We want men with established contacts In
the machine jobbing trade. Erwin Huber,
2l5 Fulton Bank. Lancaster. Pa. !.
statesmen
We can place two live-wire men In positions
paying in excess of $1,000 yearly. This Il
q permanent position, rs we are not affected
by priorities. See John Boo. s1s Fox Bldg.
Statesmen to sell beauty supplies and
equipment In well established territory
Car necessary. Drawing account. For ap-
pointmsnt call Temple 1-sz75.
SHELTER ATTENDANTS
Michigan Humane Society. 740i Richmond.
See manager.
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GASOLINE STATION
ATTENDANTS
FORMER CHAIN STORE
MANAGERS
OR
STORE OWNERS

ARE YOU THINKING OF YOUR
FUTURE
Permanent employment In offered 10
w men OF your experience. Good salary
Pleasant surroundings and no night work
This IL an opportunity TO render q patri'
otto service TO your country while beins
prontably employed In an essential food
Industry.
Mills Bakery Co., 5165 4th Ave
GOVERNMENTAL ANALYSTS for munici.
pal service to make Investigations and
reports upon operating procedures. prse'
tees and conditions OF municipal depart
ments Several vacancies at salary levels
of S2.046 TO 81. s3s per year 81 $50 tc
81 $50 to July 1, 1922 to be filled by com
petitive examination. Applicants must be
citizens Of the United States and must be
between the ages OF twenty-five and forty
Eve for the junior grade positions; and
must be at least twenty-four years OF age
for the higher grade positions. For full
details and applications. write or apply 70
the Detroit Civil Service Commission. 18th
Floor Water Board Building. 735 Randolph
Street Detroit, Michigan, on or before
June 10 1912
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