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The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21

The new age limits provide for
the acceptance OF men between the
ages Of 10 and 26 as Aviation Ca
diets in all branches, including
bombardiers, navigators, pilots, as
well as Air Corps armament, en-
gineering, photography and metep-
rology ground officers.
EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
The simplified test will pay no
heed TO previous education but is
designed to determine the ap-
plicanfs fitness 10 pursue success
fully the courses of instruction.
The test is authorized for bomb
ardiers, navigators and pilots. Ap-
plieants for Aviation Cadet ap-
pointments in the other branches
must still have specialized train
ing.
Enlistment for such training,
open TO civilians and to the per-
sonnel OF any component Of the
Army, now makes approximately
1000 900 more men eligible for
such training.
RUSH BOARD HERE
The men Of Keesler Field are
responding by the hundreds to the
Aviation Cadet Boards call Tor
applicants The board, located in
Block 27, Building !, just east Of
the main Post Exchange. has been
giving an average OF 20 physical
examinations daily ana are pre-
pairing for an ever-increasing vol
ume Of applications in view Of the
age-limit reduction and the new
simplified test.
eligibility for armament train
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
Here's a Tip

Those noble soldiers who sat up
nights during the cold spell TO see
that no water pipes froze In their
barracks should have stood In
bed.
The Corps of Engineers points
out that In all heated barracks
there Is no need for an all night
watch when the mercury falls be-
low freezing. Just keep the fzu-
cets trickling, and all will be well.
So N the weatherman flaunts
the local Chamber OF Commerce,
again, this winter, just keep your
barracks faucets trickling 4 bit,
and you can sleep those precious
hours before reveille sounds Its
rude awakening.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
Kees sler Joins
Effort
in Expansion
Maximum Number Will Be
Enrolled in Classes
by corr. JOHN R. PARSONS

All limits size Of classes al keesler Fields huge Air
Mechanics school have been lifted and the maximum possible
number Of students viii be enrolled in each beginning
class announced Mai William p Sloan Assistant Command
ant OF the school, following conference Tulsa Oklahoma
with Col Arthur w. Brock Jr, Commandant and Maj Gen.
Rush Lincoln Commanding General Of the Air Corps Tech
niea Training Command.
Last month The Keescf ACTS stepped program going
N day week and by substantially Increasing the size of classes Now
governed SPACE equipment
the number of instructors available
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
More Good News

Did you see the Ada Leonard
show yesterday, or Monday? How
did you like it7 We thought the
show was pretty good. For those
of you, however, who prefer en-
tertainment on the classical side.
USO-Camp Shows, Inc, is taking
care of tha., too. Virtually every
concert artist in the country has
volunteered to make camp sp-
pearances this year. Among them
are Jaschs Heifetz, Albert Spauld-
ing and Lawrence Tibbett.
Anyhow. Ada Leonard and
Jascha Heifetx have something in
common. Both are C string ex-
perts.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21

Brownie Shade. Midge Goodrich,
Bernies Little. Der Tnomps N.
Mildred Cobb. Glars Friend. Con-
ME Van, Ethel Button. C1nler
Johnson. Viola DePuyt, The -Four
Dsbs and the Violin Sextette.
Junior Miss" Broadway COM
edy based on the New Yorker
stories by Sally Benson. wiil be
staged here February 20 and
March 2. Starred 0ill be Barbara
Bel Geddes and Meiba Rae.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21

All qualified men viii now be
enabled 70 take the air mechanics
course Il they wish to. stated Maj.
Harold L. Kreider, Executive Of
flref.
DOUBLE TErDrR'
Facilities Of Kccsler's Replace
ncnt Training Center were more
than doubled recently and the
RfC is now able to feed" quail
fed men 20 the school In alrnoss
unlimited quantities.
Substantial increases IN tho
number nf instructors. both enlist
ed men and civilians. have been
made. All men who are graduates
of the aircraft mechanics course
Al Chanuio Field. Ill. hays been
asked 70 contact the Assistant
Gommandant through their Aquad-
ron commanders In regard 70 spe-
eial duty with The Academic De-
partment
Keeslcr Field thus assumes an
even more vital role in the ma
tlonal victory drive and rs yearly
/ graduates VIII number In the lens
u thousands.
ENGINE OPERATION
T Friday. the important engine
operation phase begins for the
schools most advanced class.
Mounted in steel and concrete al
the test block. aii danger Of cas-
ualiies in men and motors Is elm.
mated Here students will learn
how 70 start an engine In the field;
10 know when the motor is In per-
feet condition. 70 know when il ID
safe for the pilot TO take of. Mo-
tors In the tea. block will be put
in incorporating condition and
students win learn 10 become ex-
pert tFosfble shooters BY finding
the difficulty for themselves.
MoYlng~ln operations at the
fields hangers win be begun to-
morrow by the Academic Depart
ment with the structures branch
taking over In Hangar 4. The
numerous planes used BY tho
structures phase were formerly
housed In tents.
Hangar J is scheduled 70 bs
taken over shout February S;
Hangar 2 shout February iz and
Hangar | about February 10 The
aircraft inspection phase win use
hangar space in all three OF thess
hangers and wiil use classroom
space in Numbers sIsd 2. TIE
aircraft maintenance fundamentals
phase will use classroom space in
Hangar 3.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21

ing is extended to civilians. for
mer Aviation Cadets now IN civil
life and to Aviation Cadets cur
rently undergoing instruction, pre-
ferably to men who have had
training in engineering or science.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
WHATTA CONTEST

BRO0KLEY FIELD, Ala. Jan.
Ala contest is being held to de-
eide which soldier In camp fas the
prcttiest girl writing to him. Need
ed 70 enter the contest are. two
letters from ner and her photo
graph
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
From
A.. M.
to
M.
By sgt. Clifford X. Jaffe

You're not - American soldier
Z you don't grips 4 little. iozf
= little. and gish-eVeFy now and
then-that you xere home, horne
IN the life you knew as civilian.
However, you're not an Amer
scan soldier Il you don't thrill %
the Heavens when you hear ne
eugiers sound retreat. and ihen
see the flag waving n full glory
- the inspiration q the Star
SpsnKled Banner as Cd Glory Is
lowered. a. rest for the night.
We know there are hundreds Of
lnxplrafinnal sights On this Post.
The Air Mechanics school in full
blast a. night. with ne mean
descent lights an eerie back
ground. The buildings booming.
the mess halls teemlnK with hu-
nanity. the rockies stomping IN
cadence on the parade grounds,
the traditional return Of sslu.es
between officer and enlisted man.
But. some day when you feel
blue: when you wish that you
were home; when you miss THAT
girl. walk out to the flagpole near
Post Headquarters at five O'Clock,
as the golden dsy turns into the
blue Of night.
Stand retreat.
Watch the Replacement Center
soldiers at rapt attention. Listen
70 the buglers as they sound re-
treat The Star Spangled Ban
ner echoes over the field, and the
flag is lowered.
II you aren't proud, then, Of
being in the o. DIS, il you aren't
tingling from the tips OF your
toes to the uppermost thstch Of
hair on your head. then you aren't
an AFnerfra1 soldier
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
Second Post Theatre
Will Open Sunday

The second War Department
1o00-msn theatre will open at
keesler Field Sunday al 2:45
o. m. The theatre. located In
Block rs. will start perform
anees IS minutes later than the
shows Al Theatre No. I. Pro-
grams for both theatres will be
the same. Plans are being made
to present daily morning per-
formznees. except for Sundays
and holidays.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
TROUBLE. TROUBLE

CAMP CALLAN. Calf. Jan. III
PVT Joe ID Mcreerio was wait
ing auziously FOR = letter from his
glgl friend but when he got it he
didn'i read Il because he was
afraid 70 have anyone decIpher
lne ahorthand she xrote In Il
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
Capt. Doane Becomes
Post Police Officer

Capt. Ethridge y. Dosne.
Squsdror Commander of the
ss6th Technical School Squadron,
las succeeded st It. Albert r.
Selk4 as Post Police Officer. L.
SeJke will move 10 The Sd office.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
Effect Sweeping
Aviation
Board Swamped

Drastic revision of Aviation Cadet requirements through
reduction of the limit from 20 to 49, has been
by the War Department
In
written examination system
ried whose dependents
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
Stickler for Rules

This one is going the rounds at
Camp Lee. Va, where Tech Serg-
cant Jack Tierney passes II on us:
A sentry at q motor cavalry
camp heard hoofbeats on night.
He called, Halt, who's there?".
A horse whinnied and the soldier,
. stickler for rules, called out:
advance and be mechanical"
Did You Know?
ARMY ADDENDA: The lions
snare OF approximately s273, ,440,-
900 the Office OF the Quarter
master General spends annually
on food goes to the farmer :.
To grow potatoes the Army uses
each year would require a field
about 10 miles square II the
canned vegetables were to be
stacked one on top OF each other
the pile would be nearly 5000
miles high =. About 58G, 700 head
of beef cattle are purchased every
year to feed the soldiers :.
That's equal 10 whole steer
every six seconds About L.
$4,000 acres were required to
produce the cotton used by the
Quartermaster Corps last year. &.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
wHo TO BIAME7

FORT OoLETHORPE, Ca. Jan.
n-Pyt II. Harris Howser Jr. has
snly himself 70 blame II he finds
gut ne doesn't Ike army life.
Eowser was chief CLERK OF the Ma
eon county selectiye service board
70. ] at Lafayette, Tenn and ne
GRATED himself
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
b. S. Q. Recreation
Center in Biloxi
To Open Monday

The temporary USO Center IN the Biloxi armory at Rail-
road and Fayafd will be opened 70 the soldiers Of
Keeser Field Monday. January 26, It announced No
formal opening contemplated according Carl Fischer
recently appointed USO director here
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
'HappyGo Lucky to
Feature Gals Gags

Keeser Field soldiers win be another girls gags
and rhythm show when the muscal-comedy Happy
Go Lucky" PLAYS here February 2 and B
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
First Patient

- EeazIsr FssIs.s dsnfai Gin
E hh opened iaaf week.
was P WiehsU p somms.
aeith 8 who had sig
cavities Glled BY fst Il Les
ier - Freeman if marked
sec1ad time Is Freeman
saensd ~ Amy dental clinic.
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21
SEVEN


Seven Kousler Field Officers
were notified during The past week
by the War Department of their
nominations 20 the ranks Of Col-
onel and Lieutenant Colonel
Il Col. Leo p Post Executive
officer. and II Col William J.
Hanlun, Group Commander of the
cath Air Bare. viii become full
Colonels Their appointments will
give Keesler Field three full Coi-
onels on duty The other Is Col
Arthur W Brock Jr Commanding
Officer.
SENIOR PILOTS
Becoming Lieutenant colonelu
VIII be Nal William r. Sioan. As-
sisfant Commandanl. Mai Samuel
A. Mundell, Maj. Leon 4 Brown
field, Morale officer. Mai. John
c. Coylngton, head Of the fields
Aviation Cadet Board. and Mai.
Donald 3 Smith. s-i officer All
five men are senior pilots and are
In their thiriies, They viii join the
ranks Of the youngest Lieutenant
Colonies In the armed forces.
Colonel Post. IS. ls the second
generation IN a family Of airmen,
his father having been one % the
pioneer balloon pilots The Colonel
volunteered Tor the Aviation
School Of the Signal Corps In 1917
and a few months later was sent
70 San Diego, Calf, for flying
training and later = commission.
Since, his ritc tn rank has been
rapid
At the height Of the Airplane "
Baitlesbip controversy. Colonel
Post was member Of the crack
bombing squadron under Mai.
fcoutlnBsd On nsst page
The Keesler field news., 1942-01-21

are = order ~ Co~p RzleA
Goulns. 3e3n5 :. s 5 zhs
has aeeom< ne frs mar -
kees5sr field - hS accepted
for Officer Candidate Schae.
Gualne left iasi week for ?
Monmouth. :. ! and study a
tns Signal Corps scnoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

HOSTESS d lreet and scat pe0pIt ID a
night CLUB. goOd salary i' start App.'
to D. m Mickey SHOW Bar, o-4
l,asi SINrr NM
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12- $3.50
Cash ana carry. 81 so: IS years expert.
ence, 1905 guaranteed. Detroit oriental
Rug Works. 1922 Broadstreet Ho. 5000.
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered furni-
turc cleaning guaranteed, insured, sNl2.
s. 3O cash and carry. - 80. We clean
tackled down carpetiug. Garfield Rus and
Furniture Cleaners, 5i35 fireman. Tyler
5-l50O
BINDING, FRINGING. REPAIRING
AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING
sxi2, So 50 40 Yrs Exp Madison 1918
FOR defense specials. call La Belle Clean
ersi save the difference Townsend $1,000
FOR defense specials can La Belle Clean
ers. save the difference. Townsend $4,000
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 45i5
Collingwood Rugs cleaned; insured. Tele-
phone HOgarth 3iOO
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TRoLoGIsT-Madame Fioye Know the
truth. s64l East Forest. PLAZA 076s.
AsTROLoGER PHOEBE CARTER 49, Con-
suItat!on daily: very reasonable. AS
Helen (nrar JeffersonD
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

A sPECIAIs-9xl2 SO so. guaranteed in
sured. tackled down carpets cleaned on
your floor. Detroit Carpet Cleaning and
Laying Company Incorporated Estab-
lished 1905. Madison 1898.
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed 9Xi2. sCientid
cauy cleaned. renovated. $3.50; insured.
Federal Rug Cleaners, 1925 Hamilton.
UN. i-35O0
GUARANTEED and insured gxl2, 80 SO
Furniture cleaned beautifully. Michigan
Carpet Cleaners. PL. 1870. 1000 Jos
Campau.
SERVICE RUG CLEANING CO.-Guarau-
tecd, insured 1910 Lawndale (Lata-
yette) Vluewood . $40
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ADY'S MOVING-Lsrge vans, insured.
50 so. 81 20. two men, any time. Town
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL housework: no cooking or Laundry
one child: stay. University l-2@ot.
CfRls-Care Tor ehi.rcn hght dutes s'hs
nights Vermont 1-o2Jo
HOSTESS to street. and seat people % a
night CLUB. goOd salary 81 STAR Alt-
20 D. m. Mickey SHOW Bar a.
East seven Mne
EoSfFRY BOON sell The t,pe of hosiery
W. friends and nrighbors are rrAiuA
fcr We've rli someh'uk that's urntai-
ATE. Royal crown A1sieD Sampsl'
527 Woodward
HOt SEWlNES Wuuld lo4 Hkt 'H mAhr
$50 extra between now and CHRISTMAS
See me Mr ammttmaH. $40 Pam N''A~'
Buidlng.
HoUs EWORK small home ra laundry r
cookinE. tNptry1tca with tU'Ia sttt
ST. Cn'versify ..lt
HoUsEWoRR sXptreroet. gol1 wages.
small family l55a5 krCntrest drive.
University s-pGse
HOl'sEWORK- Experienced nH agnar
cooking. private room exec rst Nasrt.
Hogartn .i36
HOUsEWORK- General waite n1 iaag.
dTy Adults. SIS NireWcod assoc -ais
Junction
HOUsFWORK general. private room, NJ
cooking; stay nights STEADY. tnNeiSty
1.S4lS
HOUSFWORKER-Ex small Cat.
~ laundry one child private room
stay nights, excellent wages Hucsrih 1922
HOU SEWuRK- kvl. like children;
STAY or 80. Sio-Sl2 taycrs.'H 1870
HOTEL STATLER
Mattresses, experienced tray service. Apply
personnel office
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Minuteman Transfer Co.

SAVINGS up 10 sos under present long
distance tarin low set-on storage rRses;
low as 81 per month. ROBINSON STOk-
~ L-L - NA-LlLa rE l-AlIA
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WAITRESS good hours, wages American
management. 4t6i West Jefferson
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Lawns, Garden Supplies

a : T9p coll sand loan, back dirt. 6i7U
HazIet+ Tyler $3.50
ANY QUANTITY. INEXPENSIVE SOD
9 : -Mile-Northwestern Hwy.
sHRUBBFRY Shrubs. top dressing, sod
dins. sseriug, reasonable piompt service
Tyier s-u6Zl.
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Situations Wonted-FemaIs

BIE.tE family washing; specializing
SHIRTS Hunroi lsdy, neat worker
7 t.-t.t TlH
81 ,..E washing ronng, specializing
sHH curtains stretched. called, uenv-
I..i ItfE.-f'r H.2s
Exp tH'hE.Eu c.iHred girl wishes days,
references. t'sr f-ri5b
L.eHt '-t.r'd g.r WISHES Gay work. 81
sl--- -----i---- t----r-v -rf-J
I.allhEIf .rH.. Ir tsP.sf general Office
a.sa Afternoons .nF TwiuhrJok i--a6'.
srHo.-sIEL wants afternoon sob Tt.
---.t
r..D.tH 4H wants general cleaning o-
t8H. work. week 40 Gays. 1888 ST.
A-a.r townsend s-tsfs
CHaat.rD.. FaI,rorce1 isIagJy or clean
IHs aV car faye .qt 3su5
CJlUEln sir wants pa, time or day
- TF 2-7iH7.
C1IOEED woman IIef work also c,lared
mar. ltfI-r . OH Tnlf
.e9HDkHf B1ustEeepef 6 DAYS employed
couple ran take fuI charge home nights
s.. l9r week Tyler 6-s1a.
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WOMEN

q 90 g5 wears old with executive or semi.
executive experience, Who want an oppor-
tlulN lu thcatey work With excellent
feature can Nr. Blsic, Cherry 1921 on
MONDAY from DO a. ~. 90 ~.
WOMAN 90 man who would like % make
extra money in spare time without inter
iernE with regular employment Lingerie,
hosiery, haherdashery. special Christmas
items Write Box A-6ig Detroit Times.
YOUNG rirl-No washing; charge small
home stay nights. Atlantic 5s33.
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Fenale Help Wanted

WAITRESS. good hours, wages; American
management 4i6i West Jefferson
Lafayette e@O6.
WAITRESS wanted SIS weekly 90 star,
and meals Neda's Bar. 30l South Green.
NiucNCHt .s2to
WAITRESS. white, glod salary steady
work. experienced. CAL Is , m Dear
h.gu tsNt
Wal GFsS Experienced. good wages.
O. Tr's GOOD Food. 1904 West Vernon
pCer-raD
MATTRESSES wanted Experienced steady
va-h, touI pay Toms Cafe 7'ol MI.
ft..t.
MATTRESS. experienced $40 S25 weekly
aas -usht. lsil2 Grand River vermont
MATTRESSES wanted -5io2 West Vernon
HlHVhy Master chef Barbecue
WhITEf SSES wanted Experienced $50
weekly, la Sundays steady Apply 1875
WtHunr
WOMAN Waite. o. ca-s for invalid. stay
rahts SIS 29a5 Fullerton.
WANTED White E.rl or woman Tor gen.
ersI. stay or go nights, SIS week 1891
pHrbursf UHversi'y 2s5ab
WHITE GIRL for general Homework. 22J
Riverside drive. foot Of preXel
WHITE GIRL i1r Homework TYLER 6-15sI.
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Carpet Laying, Repairing

CARPET .NYING. binding. refringing.
max ~ = all kinds. Northwestern. Gail
IOearth 800
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

ADN'S NONTNG-Large vans, insured.
50 so. 81 20. two men, any time. TOWN
send S-ui32.
ALBRIGHT-Mo storage. Grating and
shipping service anywhere. 2l7 NIL
waukee, Trinity 2-2ili.
ATLANTIC Padded yans-insured truck
ing. 50 load. Free estimates, TWinbrook
1-6l05.
COULTERS moving, storage used furni-
ture bought Cadillac 2iiB. TOwnsend
s-427O evenings Sunday.
EHALT- Local. long distance. insured, free
estimates. 1922 Livernois. Lafayette 1855
IVORY MOVING. Storage Company; local,
long distance all loads insured. Town
-youu S-sI55. nights. sundays. TO. 1898.
Minuteman Transfer Co.
Expressing. moving. baggage. open nights
CADILLAC 7120 1920 ST. ANTOINE
MOVING Trunks. furniture. appliances.
RED s CARRIAGE, Warren and Twelfth
Tyler 4-s622
PACIFIC STORAGE - 81 room trucking
81 %. Before moving storage. Lenox
o272
RETURN LOADS wanted Immediately in
Is states Winner Van Lines. Local and
storage 1859 quincy. University 2'66ou.
ROBERT PALMER-Moving, carriage. fur
ulLlre pianos, refrigerators. 33i1 Harper
Plaza 1910.
SAVINGS up TO SOC, under present long
distance taun low set-off storage rases
low as 81 per month ROBINSON STOk-
lAGE. go East Willis. IL. l-4I1s
I vICToR's MOVING. sToRAGE-strictiy
I hired men, established since 1924: lowest
flat rates. 1929 Syracuse. TW. 1-OosO
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HAIR REMOVED Permanently - Electro
iysis. Antoinette Aust. 1858 Lakewood
fVernorl. Ienox S032.
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I WILL not be- responsible for anything
purchased by my wife. Mrs. Matilda
SChabeI. Elmer Schabel.
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MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic,
noted reader. Grand River. Appointments
daily. TNler 5-H9O7.
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HAIR REMOVED FOREVER pain
less. Treatments, 81. Lifetime guaran-
tee Doctors references. Electrolysis
Clinic. Townsend s-3114.
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MADAME ELIsE-Unusual French reader
(Teapot Dome. Sand and Fire solve
your probems--love. business. Columbia
270O. 4417 Second, ca.
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"CHRrsT's COMING" Free proofs OF
Christs imminent return from differ
ent sources Write Sheall, 263-Dt, Duluth,
MINI
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DON'T BE FAT-Don't look old. Use
Crysta-Jell with utmost confidence. Bis
box Sl4q at Sans. Hudsons, Druggists.
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Lumber, Building Materials

CONCRETE septic tanks, elsterns, well
pump, used oil burner with tank
HYGIENE EQUIPMENT CO.
i3s4S Grand River VIZ. 7-540o
INSULATION headquarters-All types; low-
est prices In town. Fillmore Lumter,
24204 GratiOt. Prospect 1855.
QUITTING BUsINEsB-FoundAtion coat
ing, basement windows, clean outdoors
dome hampers. G. G. doors. motor OIL, In
terior hardware, etc. 1858 Lenox Ave.
Prospect 1888.
NEED PLYwooDI We have plents
hand. 3-16" thick. sizes 'x36"
S6"xis' box grsbe salvage, Sc per square
LIBERTY LUMBER 500 RADCLIvF
REMoDEL-RERooF
Grand River Lumber-Ph. Rec:ord o104.
SMITH-ORR CO.
ROOFING, ASPHALT sHINoLEs
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MILLWoRK. HEEr METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 W. WARREN. Phone OREGON 0700.
2-CAR GARAGE. s1s5. u. q. Housewreck-
ing. 1905 Dequindre.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
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gall KLENz' Recommended by users
for liver gall bladder. stomach. gas,
gallstones. Prevents operations. lnforma-
ton Townsend 7-l740
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SEWING AT HOME
STENOGRAPHER q CASHIER

STUDENT PUBLIC HEALTH NURSES ID.
perform general puulc traHh n.fs.-t
service IN a major murI,tpaf public rsa.-a
program NumtTgJs taCarciCr az 81 iAf yer
year % be flied py ,9mp.It Sc examine
ton. Applicants must be- between twenty
ore ard thirty years % are and citizens
Of tne Tinted States. For o.. d'a'. arr
applications. write 90 apii} to me Lffr
civil Service Cpmmitsinu. 10Th ll1r Water
B1srd Building 755 Eands4ph stfec' Dr
frlf Michigan until further rrttC,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

DIVINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Means Hap
pness Reverend Hazel DamTau, 1I41
Ferry Park. Trinity 1T292
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
YOUNG WOMEN


csc PER HOUR
AEes 10 10 %, high school graduates or
equivalent. for our telephone operator
training school. instructions free; no eA-
por.euCe necessary, but typlsts required
starting salary upon graduating 3sc per
hour Apply Room 2i0. Traffic Dept, 10
"a m o. 3 p. m.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
CONGRESS AND SHELBY STs.
S. GIRLS for Government war work on
mailing sorting filng and clerical.
Typing experience not necessary. See Mr..
StRuch First Floor, i. l.. Polk d Co.,
43l Howard St
COIORED-G ENER A l. HoUsEWoRk
AND LAUNDRY. STAY NIGHTS. ST.
WEEK UNIVERSITY 2-6476.
tight homework: stay
nights; So adults. Townsend s-5967.
COLORED-General experience; no wash
ing. no cooking. Townsend 6.lii4
COLORED - Homework, So days. good
pay, private room, bath. Hogarth ss49.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

FAMOUS WANDA 49, Learn your future.
Consultations Daily. SOL Clairmount,
Trinity 2-l4Oa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

MADAME X--Astrologist; daily readings.
13i5 West Canfeld; ring apartment =. y
MRS. RAYE-Astrologis featured at State
Fair 1897 Mitchell. Plaza 2503.