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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Defies Death Again
Detroiter on Ship Sunk in Java Battle Ends His
Furloueh Here to Return TO Sea Duty

Robert Foley, 20, a crew men,
Der of the Inflated tanker Pecos,
who was home on furlough by
grace of an old plank and feather
pillow, returns to active service
tomorrow with the unaltered
opinion that 1.-The navy is great"
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Foley of $685. Trumbull avenue,
Robert was a carpenters mate
aboard the Pecos which was sunk
by Jap dive bombers who may
have been led by German pilots
south of Java in March.
200 OF ss6 SAVED
Robert was among the 200 men
of the 600 aboard who survived
the merciless attack on the tanker.
the oil covered seas and ensuing
enemy sub fire on two rescue
vessels.
1.-THE bombers first appeared
about noon," Robert said, "frOm
then until 4 O'clock, it was ter
rible. One fellow said he
counted Al.
"They were Zero fighters and
must have been operating off an
aircraft carrier. We believed
they were led by German pilots
BECAUSE the leaders would power
dive on us while the Japs would
glide In, drop their bombs and
sail on"
When attacked, the Pecos was
Iunescorted. She summoned aid,
however. from nearby American
.destroyerS before she sank.
AFLOAT s HOURS
"When we finally had TO
abandon ship" Robert related.
1--WE had to throw everything
overheard. including mattresses,
gratings and planks TO help US
float"
With his swimming ability, the
plank and the pillow, Robert kept
afloat almost five hours. He was
then picked up by one Of the de-
stroyers. One of the rescue ships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Dear Nom /
Soldier Joe lLouisl Gives
Message on Radio

NEW YORK, May II QNS).
A boy named Joe spoke to hin
and to all mothers Sunday
on the army hour" radio prograxn
in which American soldiers in far
flung parts of the world sent their
voices home with Mothers Day
greetings. Joe, not otherwise ideE-
titled on the program, said:
"Thls In Joe, mother. This
army's all right and I'm doins
ohay. I fought q lot Of fights
before but this fights the big
gest one I ever been In, and It's
one i haven't any doubts about
helping to win"
Joe" it was announced later
by MIC, was Pvt. Joe Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

TO defend them today against
an enemy as much intent upon
the destruction of Christianity
as II IL intent upon the destruc-
ton of Judaism"
Campaign contributions will be
solicited by $500 volunteer work
erS.
Fred M. Butzel Is chairman OF
the drive: Isidore Sobeloff, execu-
tive-director; Henry Wineman
chairman OF campaign executive
committee. and Mrs. Hyman C.
Broder. chairman OF the women's
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
. Jewish Drive Opens
3 500 Volunteers Seeking $685., 900 to Support SIS
Agencies During Annual To-Day Campaign

A drive to raise 1886 900 to sup
port So Jewish agencies and
causes both local and worldwide
was launched today by the Allied
Jewish Campaign.
Marking the opening of the an
nual Today drive was banquet
held last night in Hotel Statlef
attended by about $50 persons
Including ali the jewish leaders
of Detroit.
Guest speaker was Sir Norman
Angel. author. lecturer and win.
ner of the Nobel Peace Prize in
1923.
$500 SEEK FUNDS
"When Christendom IL pre-
pared TO defend the rights of
the jew" he said. "then, and
not before, IL will have given
proof that IL II I'm condition TO
defend its own rights, as II has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

was sunk by an enemy sub, and
the other was forced to leave many
struggling victims behind in its
flight to safety.
Aboard the Pecos at the time of
the attack were 206 crew members
and 700 survivors from the air
craft carrier Langley, previously
sunk by the Japs.i
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
Return From Enjoyable Vacation

Miss Fern Stout and Miss Mile
Chapman returned Saturday night
from an extended tWo-weeks' pleas
ure vacation trip through Sand
point, Kellogg, Wallace and Occur
d Alene, Ida, and Spokane. Miss
Chapman visited her sister, Mrs.
Glen Stonebreaker, in Wallace for
a few days, and the rest of the time
they spent visiting other friends and
sightseeing.
While in Standpoint staying with
Mrs. Oscar Linton, mother of Miss
Chapman, the girls went for a 80
mile bicycle trip one day, to see the
old Talache silver mines. The mines
are about IL miles out from Sand
point, and three miles from Pend
Oreille lake, Miss Chapman said,
and although there used to be a
booming mining town there in the
old days, the place is absolutely de-
serted now, with the exception of
the Waterman who guards the
place. The girls declared that the
ghost town and mines were sights
of exceptional interest and well
worth the time and energy required
to pedal the distance on their bikes.
They went from the mines on down
to the lake for a short while, re-
turning to Standpoint that even
ing.
"All in all, we've never had so
much fun rolled into one vacation"
the girls enthusiastically conclud-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30

sings her own one-time hit tune
"A Tisket, A Tasket."
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
Old fairgrounds
Will Serve
Military Men

SACRAMENTO Interstate Fair
grounds in Spokane will be used to
provide overnight leave billets for
the estimated $4,000 army and navy
men who will be in camps around
Spokane. it has been announced.
The Playground buildings will be
fitted up with cots, blankets, show
CT baths and other facilities and
will help solve the problems of
soldiers and sailors who come into
Spokane for the Week-ends and who
must have accommodations
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
WPB Acts to Permit
Electric Stove Sales

Approximately $4,000 electric
ranges, frozen since May 2, have
been released by WPB for sale to
the public upon certificates as to
need. The action releases all cleo
trio ranges in the hands of dealers
as well as ranges having factory
sales value of $50 and over which
are in the hands Of distributors and
manufacturers. Ranges having a
factory sales value of less than $50
are held for defense housing or war
agencies
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
Hospital Notes

Mrs. Virgil Dutton was admitted
to the hospital as surgical patient
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Rhodes of Troy had
her tonsils removed on Monday.
Miss Sharon Wilson also had ton
sis and adenoids removed on Mon
day.
Miss Yvonne Hamil of Troy was a
surgical patient at the hospital
Tuesday morning.
James j. Nichols of Spokane was
admitted to the hospital Tuesday
night following an automobile ac-
cident which happened near Troy.
He was bruised and scratched but
not seriously injured.
Howard. Eggert was admitted to
the hospital Saturday night follow
ing a serious accident at the mill
of which he was the victim. It hap
pened when a piece of timber flew
from the tail-turner machine on
which he was working, and drove
itself completely through the up
per part of his leg. The latest re-
port is that Eggert is doing nicely
and is on the road to recovery.
ErWard Nichols had his tonsils
removed on Monday.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
lnstolIs Officers of
New UroIond
Gronge

The first officers of the newly
organized Uraland Grange were in
stalled on July "a by National Dep
uty Master Ira E. Shea, who was
here from Washington.
Those installed were:
Master-H. L. Fitzpatrick.
Overseer-Ben Graham.
Lecturer-Mrs. Ben Graham.
Steward-George Davis.
Assistant Steward-Hedge Ham
mons.
Chaplain-Lew Schrubbe.
Treasurer-Elsie Hoyt.
Secretary-Alice Fitzpatrick.
Gatekeeper-C.. c. Madison.
Ceres-Agnes Fritsch.
Pomona-Wilma Mcclure.
Flora-Helen Husek.
Lady Assistant Steward - Nancy
-Gilchrist.
Executive Committee - Brothers
Daniels, Gilchrist and Mcclure.
Those assisting in the installation
were Orvile West, marshall; Nellie
West, implement bearer: Elsie
Helms, regalia bearer; Margaret
Weydemeyer, chaplain, A. c. Mac
key, acting master and Mary Moses
at the piano.
Following the installation, Broth
er Shea explained the secret work
of the 4th degree.
When asked where the name
Grange came from Brother Shea
said, The name Grange comes from
the name of the early English plan
tatlons of the nobility. Many of the
Officers titles were taken from the
same source
Members of the Kootenai Valley
and the Tobacco Valley Oranges
filled the chairs and exemplified
the opening and closing ceremonies.
Those assisting were Master L. C.
Ohlerich, Overseer E. A. Rice, Lee
turer Margaret Machett, Steward
Howard Helms, Assistant Steward
Orvil West, Chaplain Margaret Wey-
demeyer, Treasurer H. P. Weyde-
meyer, Secretary Julia A. Beebe,
Gate Keeper A. G. Mackey, Ceres
Elsie Helms, Pomona Kappa Rice.
Flora Dolly Bowen Lady Asst.
Steward nellie West.
Master Fitzpatrick appointed the
following home economics commit
tee. Sisters HaWorth, Kuchenski
and Knots. Sisters West and Match
EFT explained the work of the home
economics committee and lecturer.
Brother Ohlerich extended greet
ings to the Uraland Grange, Brother
Shea and visiting Changers from
the Kootenai Valley Grange. An
invitation was extended to the new
subordinate to become Pomona
members and attend the Pomona
meeting in Eureka August %.
In closing Brother Shea said he
had been asked by q city man,
What is the Granger In answer
ing he asked the man if he belonged
to any civic organization, lodges,
church groups, business groups, etc.
The man said he belonged to
many such groups. Then Brother
Shea told the man, THE farmers
have neither time nor money to be-
long to or attend SO many organ
lzations, SO they have combined it
into one organization, one to which
the whole family can attend in
body
And thought the farmer was
dumb" was the reply.
Brother Weydemeyer, acting coun-
ty assessor, asked the Oranges to
work toward a bond issue to finance
the Redistribution of land in the
county.
Bruce Leighty delighted all pres
ent with his music.
Brother Shea left on Saturday for
his home in Seattle but expects to
return to Montana in September to
his work. Three Oranges
were organized on this trip.
GRANGE REPORTER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
THIEVES TAKE NOTICE

The parties who stole one brown
and white male cat from my cabin
on upper Libby creek Thursday
July %, are known and are being
watched. If said pet is not returned
to the owner at once, legal proceed
ings will follow.
GEO. .MANWILLER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

The Pioneer picnic will be held
August at the Pioneer park. Come
and bring picnic lunch and dishes.
Lunch at 100. All those having
lived in, Lincoln or Flathead county
prior to 1900, or those having con-
tinuous residence of rs years are
eligible 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
Two Funniest Comedians
In Ride EN- Cowboy

Hailed as the most elaborate as
well as the funniest of the Abbott
and Costello starring comedies, Uni
versals Ride En- Cowboy" takes
over Thursday at the Kootenai thea
tire. Headllners in the large support
ing cast are Dick Foran, Anne
Gwynne, Johnny Mack Brown, Sam
uel S. Kinds, The Merry Macs and
Ella Fitzgerald. Featured musical
and dancing aggregations include
The HiHatters, The Buckaroo Band
and the Ranger Chorus of 40.
Hackgrounded against an Arizona
dude ranch, ride En- Cowboy
is said to contain everything neces-
sary in the way Of parade grounds
for the antics of the two stellar
zanies, including Indians, rodeo
aces, bucking broncos, wild steers
and feminine pulchritude Among
the players are a bevy of bathing
beauties and the seven most beauti-
full cowgirls in the world.
Backgrounds Are Unique
Two of the most picturesque dude
ranches IN oOuIneTn Cal1tOrnIa-the
B-Bar A near NeWhall and Rancho
! Chihuahua in Solemint Canyon
were among the four location sites
used by Director Arthur Lubin in
the production of the offering. A
third spot was Ravenna, whistle
stop SO miles from Hollywood,
where Universal built a tepee vii
lage.
Romantic interest in ride En-
Cowboy is carried by beautiful
Miss Gwynne, Foran and Brown.
Miss GWynne portrays rodeo star
and daughter of the dude ranch
owner. Foran is the author of best
seller Western novels who has new
er been west of Broadway, while
Brown is the ranch foreman.
Queen Of Swing
Ella Fitzgerald, Americas queen
Of swing vocalizing, makes her
screen debut as the ranch cook. She
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
Mostly Natives

Of the employees in the United
States steel industry, 80 per cent
are American citizens and 10 per
cent of these being born in this
country.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30

The average household uses eight
light bulbs a year, last year the
Army bought more than 100000
to light the way to victory.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
THANK YOU

! wish to thank the voters of Lin
coin County for the splendid sup
port given me at the Primary Nom
mating Election.
ELDON J. SCHUCK,
County Clerk.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-07-30
TO THE VOTERS OF LINCOLN
C0TTNTY.

! wish to thank you for the SPLEEN
did support given me in last weeks
election and solicit your vote in
the general election next fall.
CLAY PARKER.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

Modest Butch, the one-man naval
air force whose exploit Of downing
six Japanese planes in one after
noon on the Gilbert Islands brought
him world renown, was anxious for
some rest and relaxation,
1t. OHare has been ordered to
report to Washington next Friday.
There was much speculation among
members OF the family, Just before
his arrival, as to his mission. Be-
lief was expressed that he might be
In line for q high Navy decoration,
but 1t. OHare only laughed when
this was later suggested to him.
He declared he had no idea why
he had been summoned from the
Hawaiian Islands to Washington,
adding:
Evening star., 1942-04-17

Edward H. O'Hare, the Navy's No.
air hero, found many peace-time
memories In the Salt River Valley
of Arizona, where he wooed and
won his bride of seven months, the
former Rita Wooster Of Muscatine,
Iowa.
I'm on q vacation, and, boy, does
1t feel good" declared 1t. O'Hare,
after he and his wife fondly en-
braced at the airport when he ar
rived by airliner from San Fran
cisco last night.
Tears shone in Mrs. O,Hare's eyes
as she greeted her husband, whom
she had not seen since the wars
outbreak. They were tears Of hap
piness, though.
"Oh. Butch. it's so good to have
you again." she said.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
"In the Navy, you 90 where you're

"In the Navy, you 90 where you're
ordered"
In Los Angeles yesterday, 1t.
O'Hare was asked how 1t felt to
fight q sky battle with American
forces outnumbered nine to one.
His answer:
"You are dry as dust and thirsty
g.. you don't have time to consider
the odds against you you don't
think about throwing bullets to keep
alive you just want to keep on
shooting" He said the Grumman
wildcat" he was flying can outfiy
and outshoot anything the Japanese
have.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
laps Select Former
Bombing Suspect as
Quis|ing in India
Rash Behuri Bose Now
Broodcostins PIeos
To Icy Down Arms
By BLAIR BOLLES.

The Japanese already have chosen
their Quisling for India. He is Rash
Behari Bose, who fled his native
country 30 years ago under suspi-
cion by the British police Of having
thrown q bomb in the streets of
Delhi during a ceremonial elephant
procession led by the viceroy, Lord
Hardinge. Rash Behari Bose is no
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Movino Pictures Initiated

In Britain, motion pictures are
now given censor's certificates, ~"
for universal exhibition, "A" for
adult audiences, and III" for se-
lect gatherings.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

Pack up your troubles In your old
kit bag-but don't waste wrapping
paper on them.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

"Shall I wrap it?" asked the
salesgirl. Quoth the raven: Never
more" Save paper for the Gov
ernment.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Ii. 0'Hare Is Coming
To Washington on
UndiscIosed Mission
Nuvy's No. ] Air Hero
Stops Over in Phoenix,
Where He Won Bride

Rs the Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz., April 17.-Back
in war conscious America today,
husky, handsome 29-year-old 1t.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

The Worlds Greotest Artists Victor Records
RECORDS FOURTH
Evening star., 1942-04-17
n RICHARD CROOKS

Popular Americon-bom
tenor heard in Victor's pop
uIor album Of Stephen Fos-
ter melodies. Victor Record
Album M-354. ----$4.43
Evening star., 1942-04-17
ALEXANDER BRAILoWsKY

Brilliant pionist who plays
Chobis Values, Vols. I
and z, in Albums M-s63
and M-864. Together $S.34
Evening star., 1942-04-17
| LEOPOLD sToKoWsKI

Sentimental gentleman Of
swing. Marie, Who ond Star
Dnst are among the 8 pieces
he plays in Musical Smart
Set Album P-8O.---$2.60
Evening star., 1942-04-17

A fovorite soprano with
opera, movie, and concert
audiences, who sings Mi
Chiamano Mimi (Lo Bo-
heme) and Debnis lie jour
tLouise) on Victor Record
l7l89. ----Sl.05
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

coLoRED-wEsr SIDE BARGAINsi
Choice 2-familiss and singles.
CRUTCHER-<764 Mc0raw, cor. woodrow,
rooms with 3-room In
come; good location: Sass down. 0rea'
Northern Realty. Fitxroy s7l0.
COLORED-Cottages for sale; city wide;
reasonable down payments. Chester
Smith, Cadillac asia.
COL0KED-six- room frame and garage
East Side; 5000 down. Great Northern
Realty, Fitsroy s71o.
COLORED = Rent basement for club
parties; nicely arranged; all conven
fences. $50 Frederick.
CoLORED II you don't see what yot
want, call US. Goles b. Bryant, Fits
CoLORED-Colfax- fireman; Q rooms. A
Con-, gar; real barg.; $1,000. no. 1874
COLoRED; Marston 3-family brick
81 800. terms. Cannon Bros. ~. 0l40,
room cottage; $3.50 down
Great Northern Ready, Fitzroy S7i0.
this. Mcclellan, Q rms.
h. a., gar: $1,000. $500 DIN. TT. o-oseg.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ac
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Business Opportunities

IA REAL BARGAIN IN modern tourist
lodge trailer park n bought Immediately !:
also OZARK land In Southern Missouri and
Northern Arkansas. r. J. Baker, 1850
DIX. Toledo Rd.. Melvindale. Atlantic eIti.
CONFECTIONERY, light lunches; going
| business; near school and defense plant:
sacrificing. 5000 McDougaIl.
| CONFECTIONERY store near school
American Express agency; excellent bus :
mess. Townsend 6-s573.
CANDY, grocery, z rms, steam sioker. All
for 50 900. Bogusian. 4i27 Vernon.
CONNER confectionery. across from
school, complete stock and fixtures: four
rooms, bath Ia rear. 500. $3.50 Newport.
Drexel 652e. n
GROCERIES AND MEATS. MODIFY
MARKET MUST BE SOLD
WEEK. MAKE OFFER. EXCHANGE
FOR FARM OR RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY 1877 GRATfoT AVE. NEAR
MANNING.
lCRoCERY Beer, wine. cold meats /;
Gratiot business section; good going
business. Plaza $3.50.
good paying business. ex1
eellent eolored location. Must sacrifice
Trinity 1-ssss.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Adl
sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

LINCOLN PARK - Pingree at southfield.
broom FLA homes. Open. Noel d Krieg.
MELVINDALE, rs defense homes: low
paynts. Bollinger. 2700 lakewood Blvd
5945-5-room brick: gas:
air conditioned. See today. Tuxedo
PISA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Board and Room

CONNORs-GRATIOT section. 12459 West
phalia. Large front room, suitable for
2 or 3 gentlemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

FIVE sIx-KooM house-F1st wanted
East side: reasonable. Fitzroy 3s49.
|FIVE-ROOM single, lower. Northwest
section; three in family. uN. l-o22s.
WILL DECORATE free for rent this week
adults; references, Write l4o72 Noyara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Money to Loan
On Reel Estate

AT 4h%: Insurance Co; money for good
mtg. loans; land eontraets bought. Edw.
Henkei Co, Hammond Bldg. Cadillac 2e35.
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Neuv Houses for Sale

A HOME in Dearborn Highlands costs no
more; beautiful; reasonable. DE. 1855.
ACT NoWl HOMES GOING FAST :.
Defense houses, insulated. finished. mr.: al
west side plants; 90 payments at $5o, karle
and Lipville, bl west Wayne Hd., Isl
bl. north Ford road.
DEFENSE homes. S2,2s5: $40 down.
Crown Bldg. 27o40 Michigan. DE. aba.
GRANDvILLE-wARRE : b-rm.: fully
modern; 40xl3b; $4.77o. FLA. OR. 1o<0.
JOHN Rio Mi.-Blding rs comp. homes. 4
rms, utility: 81. $50. Model open. Pl. A263.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Houses for Rent

UTICA, Michigan. sl5< Devon Drive-Foui
rooms with half basement. 2 acres. s22
Olive 59l4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28


BUYERS-Any east side property; cash.
terms. Burd. 1vanhoe 3340.
CASH for homes or hats properly priced.
IsMEDLEY. 446 Z. WARREN. TIE. 1872
CASH In As hrs for improved property any
where In city. Norman SKY, TO. s-o3OO
CASH waiting for any kind Of property:
east side only. Lenox 0414.
FIVE OR SIX RoOM single. Northwest sec
tion. From owner. BEDFORD 1910.
FULL value paid equities in used homes
regardless location. condition, fore
closure. no commission, PRINCIPALS only.
Give full particulars. Address Box 1894,
Detroit Times.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property.
East Side only. Tuxedo 1881.
HOUSES, lots. farms, lake prop; buyers
waiting. Fielder, 1904 Telegraph. DE. 1870.
READY CASH BUYERsi Houses. flats
apis. See US first for quick actionl
c. w. WHITE. 1850 Hastings. TIE. loose.
sINGLEs-Fiats. East side quick deal /;
cash or terms, HEITMANN. Lehox 2of6.
fats, northwest section.
Geo. w. Taylor. ss3e Grand River. Tyler
5-106e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Business Property for Sale
Mortgages

mortgages
FREE APPRAIsAL,-Mortgag loans on
older properties White or oolorec. Also
land contracts purchased. Schwartz, A7
Book Building. Cadillac <2ie.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Ssctiou'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Business Places for Rent

HASTINGS sTREET--Large store, excel
lent business location. Taylor. Terrace
I2-95e3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Bungalows for Sale


oMIRA (nesr State Fair)--3-4 frame In
come; good stoker: 2-car garage $3.50 :
rents for $50. monthly payments t37, terms
Will exchange for good single.
SARGENT. $50 r. State Fair. TO. s-2ssi
WISCONSIN, i7i44-North OF Smile; lower
vacant; recond: immed. poss. 100 dn'
1895 Wyoming. UN. 3-415o.
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Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Employment Agencies
EXECUTIVE PERSONNEL

FEMALE
MISS WARE MISS JORDAN
Juniors Juniors Juniorsl Wanted! I!
To help IN defense program-You can do
your part ve-a though not boy.
Come, about your job In the war.
Jr. Receptionists. Il. Il. " ..... Si00-110
Jr. Stenographers .....,,........ eO-100
Jr. Comptometer Operators $50. S5-100
Jr. Iypists ...ttsrs..sss oO-lOV
Jr. Steno Comptometer .......... 9O-11O
Jr. Typist comptometer ..s...... 100-110
Jr. Bookkeepers ,some typng) -. s5-110
Jr. File Clerks Uttle typing) go. $4,000
Jr. File Clerks ................. To- so
COMMERCIAL
Mr.. REYNOLDS
Al Cost Accountant tMfg. )... S350-400
Accountant (Bldg const. Exp).. 100000
Co.'S, -Time-Payroll Clerks 49,. 10000
A large number OF immediate openings for
boys and young men IS to IS requiring no
previous experience. Timekeepers. Jr Ac-
countants. Typists, Ofhce Boys. General
Clerks. etc. Starting salaries $50 70 $15l
per month with overtime pay after 40 hours
and total earnings up TO 5000 per month.
1884 BOOK BLDG. CA. $3.50
BoULEv'RD oFFICE-POsITIoN BUREAU
4i6 Stephenson Bldg. Blvd. -Cass. MA. 34os