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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12
PENNY LANDS A jon
CHAPTER m

~ "a
Penny sang good morning "a
q bright and cloudiess day. From
her window she could see white
plurnes Of smoke floating lszily
up from the vslley-hugging mills.
She had realized last night that
kirkto~n would be no paradise.
She had known that a community
nestled 80 close TO the smoke Of
the steel mills and the SCOT OF the
railroad yards must absorb some
hlacknesx.
But Penny was not prepared
for the nightmare Of ramshaokle.
broken-down buildings that made
up kirktown. They looked for all
the world as though they were
held together with elotheslines and
built on foundations Of tooihpicks.
The river was not a stream At
all. but a rusty. smelly. steaming
sewer. II cut the town In half.
On one side the Kirk mills rose
in black majesty. They were huge.
powerful. impressive i. and dirty.
Central avenue lined the other
side. its dirty-faced buildings
fronting the river. TWO foot
bridges crossed street and river.
providing access to the feneed-in
mills. To the right. as far as her
eye could see. stretched buildings
and furnaces and railroad yards
the Kirk industrial empire. To her
left. devoid Of all sttractiyeness.
lay the shattered. bruised. smoky
residences and commercial struc-
lures that marked the remnants
OF her dream of Kirktown.
Though the day had just begun.
Penny was already tired. She
parked her car YEARLY. sitting
another urge TO leave kirktown
behind her forever. Surely some
where in this hroken-down hodge
podge OF derelicts there must be
some saving note OF charm.
In silent depression she walked /
down Central avenue. She had 4
never seen so poor a business
street. Merchants showed no pride
In their establishments. Most Of /
the windows had no displays.
She wandered UP one street and
down the other. Only the avenue
At the top Of the hill. where the
John Kirk Memorial Auditorium
had been erected. defied the uni
serssl ugiiness.
Here. on a plateau overlooking /
the teeming mills. q few daring
souls had built middle-class homes
that bloxsomed like GASES in the
eooty desert. Here were Kirk
towns only patches of garden.
Back on Central avenue again
abe paused to rest in front OF q
restaurant whose interior was the
most inviting she had seen since
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12
Approve Rolling
Mill for Portland
PORTLAND

PORTLAND ~ Final approval
for the construction Of a steel
rolling mill here has been given
by the war production board and
its plant site division. Sen. Charles
McNary announced in a telegram.
Plans fer the plant were sub
mitted by the Oregon Electric
steel Rolling Mi. Inc, year ago
and the Reconstruction Finance
approved financing Of
the mill in April on a 4s-scre site
beside the Willamette river.
Sen. .McNary said the plant
would have one electric furnace
with a capacity Of $4,000 tons Of
steel annually and that a second
furnace eventually would be added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12
, SERIAL STORY
LUCKY PENNY
BY GLORIA KAYE

TIE STORY: The war has worked
. change N Penelope KIRK. wealthy,
eroilec and =. she has FLED var
torn Europe and returned % the
family estate At kirkfovn. the mill
town where her grandfather built
MS fortune A. she gszes Al the
memorial auditorium bruuested ny
her grandfather she overhesrs = man
r1skinE disparA<ing remarks about
her family and herself shs r~cog-
ri.rs thr speaker es Jim Nsckerr. q
tnru7rr rarts NORTHUMBERLAND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12

that caught her startled eyes when
she turned at the sound OF crash
ing dishes.
TO be eontinuedl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-12

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. S. WAR
BONDS.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

the fleets Little Warspite" for
she carried 15-inch guns in addition
to her other armament. When the
Terror went to work the Axis forces
ashore thought that battleships were
in action.
made several trips aboard the
Terror before Stukas finished her
career And never shall I forget
that the conclusion from her 15-inch
guns was so terrific my body seemed
as If it were being folded up like
an accordion.
The blasts from hail of bombs
crumpled the Terror amidships off
Libya. She took the death plunge
in June, 194l. The shells poured
into Axis bases in Libya by the
Terror, Ladybird and Aphis totaled
approximately 5000 tons last year
alone.
Since all these ships were orig
Evening star., 1942-08-18
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inally built for river work only they
had quite problem to face when
ordered from China to proceed full
speed through the Pacific and In
dian Oceans to join the fight in the
Mediterranean
They made themselves seaworthy
for such strenuous voyage in the
following fashion: Compartments
forward and aft were shored up and
temporary messes were rugged up
around the battery deck. An extra
water tank and two sampans were
placed aft on the upper deck All
the 6-inch guns were lashed and a
5inch breakwater was erected be-
fore the foremast gun to block the
big waves coming over. The three
ships reached Malta and Alexandria
in six months.
With that kind of resourcefulness
the little Aphis probably will pro-
duce many more stirring adventures
In months to come.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
By LARRY ALLEN,


ABOARD GUNBOAT APHIS
WITH THE BRITISH MED1TER-
RANEAN FLEET. This f1atbottom
625-ton gunboat which waddles like
a duck through the coastal waters
off Libya and Egypt is adding new
chapters to the glorious saga of
The Little Big 3" which made life
miserable for Axis forces.
The Aphis, like her former COM
panions-the 8,000-ton monitor
Terror and the famed gunboat
Ladybird-has pumped so many
shells into Nazi and Fascist posi-
tions from Tobruk eastward to Sidi
Barrani that she has worn out two
sets of 6-inch guns.
After ~ years service, frst along
the Danube in the last war and an
other hitch later OF II years in the
Yangtze River in China, the little
Aphis is still in top fighting trim.
1t Is bristling with 6-inch and s.
inch guns and with batteries Of
machine guns.
The Aphis is always ready for
anything. 1t can even do mine
sweeping and carries depth charges
to cope with submarines
Riding aboard the Aphis makes
you feel like having your feet
barely out of water She sits fiat as
a pancake on the sea, takes only a
5-foot draught and can push her
speed up to IA knots. She Is one Of
the most weirdly camouflaged ships
In the British fieet-she is funny to
look at, but terrible to meet in
action.
Feats Of the Aphis.
Admiral Cunningham, until re-
Gently the commander in chief of
the Mediterranean fleet, once told
me that when a book is written
about the Mediterranean war 1t
Evening star., 1942-08-18
British Gunboot Aphis Adding
New Chapters to Great Saga
WoddIine Little River Vessel Blasts
Libyon Coast With Her Many Guns

should be centered about the Aphls
and Ladybird. He thinks that what
they have done in this war surpasses
the imagination of Joseph Conrad
This is sample of what this ship
which looks like Mississippi mud
scow, has done:
During the bombardment of Bar
dia last year the Aphis, ignoring
powerful enemy coastal batteries
perched atop cliffs, glided close in
shore taking shots at every enemy
ship that could be seen. The enemy
couldn't depress their guns low
enough from the cliff tops to hit her
The Aphis was close enough inshore
that the only weapons the enemy
could use on her were machine guns.
And she sank five enemy ships
before turning tail out OF the har-
Dor. Her skipper was decorated
with a DSO for that feat. In
another venture she was caught
amid a heavy storm and carried far
of her course. But she came
through and made Port Said
although heavily battered and halt
filled with water This year her
principal job has been to lombard
Tobruk under the command OF
bearded and jovial 1t. Comdr, Frank
Bethel of Aldershot.
Joined Terror and Ladybird.
The Aphis has fired thousands Of
rounds of high explosive shells In
bombardments she has staged In
company with the Terror and Lady
bird, both Of the latter having been
sunk in the summer Of 1941.
The Ladybird was attacked by n
flying Stukas in Tobruk Harbor on
May II, 194l. Struck by two heavy
bombs and burning fearfully, she
slipped slowly under water, but hring
every gun as long as their muzzles
remained above the surface.
The Terror won = reputation As
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Fronk Foy Gives Court
Visual Proof He's Broke
a, the Associated Presa

b. the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1s.-Called
into court by his former attorney
who is endeavoring to collect $500
in fees. Comedian Frank Fay gave
a visual demonstration Of his lack
of financial resources.
On the order of Court Commits
sioner Harold Shepherd. Fay turned
his pockets inside out And disclosed
only S3
Haven't you wallet In your hip
pocket" the commissioner asked.
Il haven't any hip pockets" the
comedian replied, and tipped up his
coat tails in proof.
Attorney Hy Schwartz is demand :
ing pay for his services in represent
Evening star., 1942-08-18

Postal Telegraph Companies 50 war
messages can be expedited
Both companies said the action,
advocated recently by the CIO-
American Communications Associa-
ton. had been postponed as long
as possible because holiday and
other special-rate greetings con-
tributed to morale. Low-rate mes
sages to and from members of the
United States Armed Forces over
seas would not be affected.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
State Department Aide
1estifies in bahr Axis
Conspiracy Trial
Passports Boord Official
Says Prisoner Told Of
Escape From Gestopo
n the AseociatNd Press.

~ ths Associated Press.
NEWARK. N. j.. Aug. 18.-Testi-
mony that Herbert Karl Friedrich
Bahr told Of escaping from Gestapo
agents at the Swiss border was pre-
sented by = State Department ON
cial today as the Government sought
to prove Bahr was Nazi spy.
In outlining its espionage con-
spiracy case yesterday. the Govern
ment said the escape had been faxed
by the Gestapo to give Bahr refu-
gee standing so he could return to
the United States.
Ashley J. Nicholas, inspector of
the Board of Review of Passports.
second witness for the Government
produced as evidence Bahr's pass
ports and State Department records
concerning them.
Met Bahr on Drottningholm.
He said he conversed with Bahr
aboard the Drottningholm in Jersey
City several times after July con-
corning a 81 900 and $500 bill in
the prisoners possession and Bahr
told him he obtained them in Switz-
erland for the sale of a secret de-
sign for q steam turbine
Then. the witness continued, Bahr
told him about the escape and
how the Gestapo fired at him. He
was taken into custody by Swiss
ofncials.
The nrst Government witness,
Grover D. Bushman, immigration
inspector OF the customs service of
the Port of New York, produced the
passenger list Of the Drottningholm
which docked June 80 and was
combed by Federal agents for sew
eral days before the 300 passengers
were permitted to debark.
Bahr, 29-year-old honor graduate
Of Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
was indicted on a charge Of con-
spiracy to commit espionage by en-
tering a plot with eight men in six
nations to forward to Germany in
formation vital to the American war
effort.
Prosecutor Tells Story.
The fake escape story was unfold
ed yesterday by John Morrissey, as
sistant United States attorney, in
his opening speech to the jury Of
six men and six women.
Jauntiness Vanishes.
Bahr listened gravely to Morris
aeys account. the smiling jauntiness
which characterized his arraign-
ment gone.
Mr.. Morrissey said the Govern
Ment intended to prove every
charge In the indictment" Convic-
ton would leave to the presiding
Judge, William F. Smith, the ques-
tion Of imposing penalties ranging
from 80 years to death at a place
and In . manner to be designated
BY the Attorney General.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Wire Firms Seek End
To Singing TeIeqroms
BY tkt Associated Presa,

By tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. ls.-Permis-
sion to discontinue singing tele-
grams and other special-rate social
wire messages has been asked of
the Federal Communications Com
mission by the Western Union and
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Invention Aids Sutvooe

An Edinburgh (Scotland) man
has helped the iron salvage cam
paign by inventing a tool for re-
moving the stumps Of railings with
out damage to the coping, thus
averting much dissatisfaction among
house owners who donate railings.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

Ing Fay In court contest for per-
mission to visit his adopted son,
Dion, Q years old. who is in the
custody Of the comedians former
wife, Actress Barbara Stanwyck.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

ties of coal and metals from frei-hs
cars at night, sold them 10 retaiIe 3
and reported the losses TO the au-
thorities in the morning
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Prison to Cheaper Breed

Peru will enlarge the bakery in
the Central Penitentiary In Lima,
and all bread not consumed by the
| prisoners will be sold to the public
In plan to help lower living costs.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Roll Thief Gonq Broken

Buenos Aires. Argentina, has ar
rested A railway station master and
assistants, who stole huge quanti-
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Here's how we can make
this change and still
guarantee freshness

AS always Edwards delivered direct from the
its kept in the bean and ground l the minute You
buy. This is natures way Of protecting freshness In
addition sales carefully watched that pound
sold past peak goodness Only with this control
could we guarantee freshness in the victory bag.
There's been change in the blend You continue
enjoy luxurious Edwards knowing its the ch full bodied
coffee that's been the favote Of thousands for years
And if you tried Edwards, much the beter A
new coffee thrill waiting in your first steaming cupful.
Have grocer grind pound for you tomonow-exacY
night tor your avore coffee maker Notice Edwards low price
compared 10 other quality coffee Then try Edwards
moneY-back guarantee. Buy extra WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
with what you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
IANDSCAPING
lawns AND GARDENS
LAWS MOWERS sHARrENE

SPECIAL for April 81 sharpen. AdJu
lawn mower. ~ years experience. Ant
home u BROOKS, 1859 Lincoln. near We
Grand River
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~ S p IL c IN o n S

Positions are open with l.. $ Government
Mar Ordnance pa part naeHi- Il 81. h2a=per
}rar starting salary. for men who can use
micromrters on inspection work.
AnnLN At Or MEInE TO
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CLEANERS. DyERs-DEuyERIEs

Al CEMENT work floors. drives. So
walks, guaranteed workmanship, estimat
fEu0t $3.50
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HHT pee EARN BIO MONEY quickly
and easily selling the sensational ELEC-
IEl-llE- HDItSk.-Sl 4@4.-E-e--.---t.-Ar ma "a
"a, for resfauTants taverns. sandwich bars
etc Easy % demonstrate SELLS on
SIGHT Here's SWELL OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOtI To make SOME REAL DOUGH-
act now We can sfiB supply EN- Write
~ wire ELECTRO DOG HOUSE MFG. co d.
beUt r. ZTZ-Zis Lowman- Bldg, Seattle.
Wash
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SEWING MACHINE REpATR
SEWING MACH, VACUUM REPAIRIN
STORM SASH

Al SEWING machine vacuums rrpsird
in homes. 81: free estimates Vinewod
i-5q7O Sundays Prospect s2S5
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RIDING ACADEMIES

oUTIAND RIDING STABLES. 1i-Mile
Birmingham. Bridal pain. Boarding
a.irses. Reasonable.
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FRUIT BASKETS. FLOWERS DELIVERED
FURNACE CLEANING. REPAIRING

BEAUTIFUL Faster Flnwers-- Fruit has
kets Farmers oatlet." 1924 Gratiy;.
~ Sq7s.
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MET,L. RAGS. WASTE PAPER
PAINTING. DECORATING

NORTHERN WASTE TO 6-37ss-H iEhes
prices, free pickup service. Factor
SaINaEe
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UNITED STATES
AIRCRAFT PARTS
SCREW MACHINE


We CAN ff-tctc uTETETOTE nv -
AND WARNER q SNAStY SCRFW
MACHf&t, SFfsaSIe-.1 PEftffeA NJ F,
NEW EQUIPMENT PLENTY OF MATE
RAT INCENTIVE PLAN SEE MIR
591f FEDERAL" STREET
MONDAY NJ. RETURLIC AIR
CRAFT PROpGCTS. plE. THE AVA
TON CORP
ALL-AROUND MACHINIST
Able to operate milling ma
chimes, lathe, internal and ex-
ternal grinders in small shop
An old-timcr with plenty of
background and zip will find this
a good place 10 work. Write
Box. A-929. Detroit Times.
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MAIN OFFICE
Death notlces

sCWFFMANN-April 3 Anna j.. wife RI
TIE late William. Funeral Monday q5
4 m. from A. n Peters Funeral Home
l2057 GratctF 10 a. I'm a. -, John
Berchmau Church.
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NJ FLOOR 5audjBg. nnlshine best ma
ferials OWN power. Reasonable. olive
oOsi.
Al sandlns rchnishnG noofs. guaranteed
workmanship. estimates. latest equip
mont. To g.I27J
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ALL-AROUND MACHINIST
ASSIST DEPT. HEAD
FOR JEWELRY DEPT.

FOR JF,WELRY DEPT.
Able 20 meet thc public and over , r. 10
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
MONTGOMERY WARD d CO.
MICHIGAN At sCHA EFFP RID.
pEAHROHN
ASSISTANT PUBLIC SERVICE ATTEND.
ANTS 20 perform routine Work involving
contacts Win fhe pubic Ip municipal serv.
zee such Hs sc.nuS ana serving fu'Gs and
retire 1mcnis C0.juCtp, Ices ~ parking iot
entrance, etc Numerous vacancies az 3ac
20 t5C per hour 10 be fucd uy connective
examination. Applicants must be az least
lt gears OF age citizens ~ tho United
states. and re dents OF the city OF Detroit
Tor one year immediately PRIOR 30 The cx-
animation. excepting persons with honor
Hhle Army Navy or Marine discharges.
For fun details and applications write or
.pply 20 Detroit Cyii Service Commission,
Randolph S'rlet, Detroit. Michigan, on or
before Artl r. 1872.
AUTO MECHANIC HELLER also auto
sreaser Apply ssii Wasu"r
d ATT EN uAETs 10 assist in hospitals. clinics
and larnrA'nrirs. several vacancies A.
~ ..N1 per year '1 Pee tII"t bv competitive
fNar1fua' .oue Applicants must be not less
man eighteen years ~ aEe citizens or the
0''od state. ard residents - me cry ~
Detroit f9t ono wear Immediately PRIOR -
IAN rNaWna' won, eNofp1nE persons win
7nnor7hlo Ann N7NE ur Marine dis
changes FOR rN d4iaIv srd sppHc,tions.
"rrir 7r sprtt 90 tpr Detroit CipH Service
1Wn' Iss."n. 18TH fInur. Water Board
kHIIrc 1i Randolph street Detroit
Michigan. on ar uctHre hrrl ~ 'qi2
Automobile Mechanics
IN use 'hre' hiEn class men idea work
n- condition 81 10 per hour See Nr Burt
Griffith Oldsmobile Co.
'n22' Grant River Ha-9~H 5000
ATTENTION Mon who have home work
shops Nth metal working machines
Make money during YOUR spare fTc help
ing y0ur cnunfr. doing defense work Write
ing equipment owned 9nd hours abie 20
work Address B1V A-Pt- Detroit Times
AUTO mechanic AL man good PROPOSE
ton Arpv ll21 Grand River
Bus DRIVERS f0f Department IN Stfco'
EqUvaf S. CItv ~ Detroit tppru, mutcly
tw1 hundred vacancies expected n fhe near
culture ~ fne tr SO Ycr hour to hc fHed
HF soWn'ti've cy7uirsttur yearly aver
ago earn uls ouFnE 1871 appra, mated
- 300. Applicants must uot ho Joss than
1T NOR more than fu rgHrs 90 age and
citizens uf ffo United shtslee Wri'e or
aup. tn The Detroit CfvU Service commits.
SION, 18TH FIDnr. Water Board Building.
Randolph Street nctrur Michigan
"f apply to any OF tne pSR offices or car
t.fsrs whore applications or other infor-
nation REGARDING th.a examination viii be
rten un'' Further notice.
CARPENTFf sS who rsn lqv cement blocks
winng 'o work outside Detroit Dr. Boil
500 Past Vernon Highway Cadillac h02t
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CARPENTERS

ALTERATIONS modernizatinn repatEtpg
an kinds reasonable. prompt, free
estimates TY 1871
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GENERAL FOREMAN

Far MACHINE SHOP sAAii77t. fpA PTS
WE NEED HIGHLY EFFICIENT ST.
PFPVISOR WHO Is FAMILIAR WITH
CLOSE LIMIT Production WORK ASD
WHO CAN HANDLE HlS gM&- ORGAN
ZATfefA
SUBMIT ~ 4 LETTER 4 WORK his.
TORY SHOWING PLACES WORKED
TYPE or WORK AND SALARIES RI
CETVFD. ROX a 100. DETROIT TlNEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

PLUMBING MATERIAL
40 DOwN PAYMENT, UP TO . YEARs
TO PAY: INSTALL 1T YoURSELF OK ~
NFcFss Will INSTALL. TERMS
ARRANGED FREE. CALL VERMONT
e-2qO3
SEWERS In yard and under floors cleo
frirany cleaned. no digging free es
innate NsEara 9iOa.
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BATHROOM and kitchen remodetne add
tions. alterations, complete including
plumbing pi3sterirE. wiring. tile. roofing
and siding SO down payments Up 10
Eve years 20 paw w s-29n3
COMPLETE MUpEESIZtNG SERVICE
Gillespie Back. li779 Cloyerdals. no $500
FIX your nome, wen pay carpenter. Ed
terms Fes'rck Lumber no. 2l2l.
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
Ines IN the big Sunday Tines Want Ad
-arffUNf
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rnoNoGRAPH MACHINES FOR RENT
QUITE. PILLOWS WADE. RECOvEREn
rIINRING. HEATING

PILLOWS, QUILTS Made or recovered
feathers wool l000l Joseph Campau.
TE n-lnLI
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THE ORIGINAL CYANIDE GAS co.
Work guaranteed University 1-10j0.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate fsf
iays " N. big sunday Times Want Al
seetirst
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Al FURNACE cleaning. repairing; new
used furnaces Installed. reasonable. OIL
1919.
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EXCELLENT OPENING
WITH TOP-FLIGHT=
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION

FARM SUPERVISORS 70 direct and SUI
pervise inmates in correctional insritu-
fi0n m The care ~ large orchards gardens
and grounds One vacancy AZ 81 $50 per
year 10 be MED ny Competitive examination.
Applicants must be At least twenty years
and months II age ard citizens 81 the
-tRited states. For tdu details and apnll-
s--t'-tce- t'7uu;szf7u 18th Fi1ur Ha+rr
'roit. Michigan. on Or before Apr.!-ll-lal2
HELD EXECUTIVES
The only Large National Organization ~ its
Kind has Openings IN Michigan Counties i4E
men ~ S3Iesman8ger. Retail Speciality
Sales Small Loan or Auto Finance expert
cnce- No product Ia sell Weekly salary fat
those who qualify Must nave car ana
Doe bnnd7b'e In reply ing STATE axe. last
number Write Box N-993 Detroit Times
GUNFUs Tor correctional institution ~
~ perform W0FK IN Safeguarding a Wg'
rfcIral power plant w pumping station
several vacancies AZ 81 7iO per year 20 he
tIi'a ~ competitive examination Appb-
.cants must re hctWeeu thirty and forty five
wears ~ age. citizens NJ the United states,
and residents ~ The CITY OF Detroit for one
excepting persons with honorable Army
navy or Marine DISCHARGES. For aplica
t'prs and fun details write or apply 20 the
Detroit CIEH Service Comm ssipu. 18th
Floor water Board Building 735 Randolph
street Detroit. Michigan, on or betor'
April ., 1882
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ines N the big Sunday Tmes> Want I'D
: :
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ICE CREAM MAKER

plant helper. Apply Mehriay. 20 A. M
ssIi Wagner. See Mr. Deicnmyn
MEDICAL STUDENT 20 take case histors
in hospital. Apply IN person, MARI GEM
eral Hospital 1865 Trumhuu