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Evening star., 1942-06-14
Army Buying
Continued From Page C-5)

Dorothy Shaver. clothing expert and
vice president of Manhattans Lord
g. Taylor department store, who will
serve as general consultant on mer-
chandising.
Invariably civilians are impressed
by the fact that QMC's idea Of
marketing is to acquire merchandise
with uniformity, utility, speed and
hairline price. That is, the Army
buys by specification, "expedites"
the manufacture of goods by send
ing its own men into plants to
smooth out difficulties and dickers
for proper prices on the basis OF
elaborate (but fair) computations
of raw material costs and profits.
Specifications and the TBA tta-
BILE of basic allowances) are the
heart and soul of ONO. They are
the heritage that the Army will
pass on to civilian life when this
war is over, says Business Week.
Program Outlined.
Assume now that the Army Is In
Quoting 100000 men, the report
states. Here is how this setup springs
into action:
First the TBA is consulted in de-
termining the overall magnitude Of
the supply problem. Then Congress
is asked to appropriate the neces-
sary monies. Once such monies
are on hand, each of the four de-
partments of ONO procurement
consults its specifications, combines
them with actual orders, and then
gives this amalgamation tonspecial
overseers. such as hardware Or tex
tile experts civilians are prominent
here). From these focal points, the
orders are relayed to depots-that
is, field buying and storing agencies.
In turn. the depots farm out the
orders Cd by outright purchases.
or (2) by bids. BY and large, bids
are used as the most democratic
form of purchase. Any manufac-
turer who thinks he can supply the
Army with what it needs can write
to the proper depot for an invita-
ton to bid. He is then notified by
mail each time a contract comes up
in his field. This procedure con-
tinues for the duration, unless the
manufacturer fails to bid three
times in a row. In that event, his
name is stricken from the invita-
ton list.
Small manufacturers have often
wondered" says Business Week.
will ONO consider me? Will it
help with priorities? Will 1t accept
new products. like wood cot in
place of a steel cot? The answer
is that ONO goes to bat on priorities
Gin consultation with WPB), that It
gladly accepts new manufacturers.
and that It's avidly seeking substi-
tutes. On the other hand. as in
civilian life, the manufacturer who
can make a speedy delivery with the
least fuss is chosen"
Evening star., 1942-06-14

week Endtng SATURDAY, June IS, I942
toustatisns Furnished by tAs Assseistsl Pressl
1912 Stock and SALES Net |
1lRh LOW Div RafA IauE cuas
Evening star., 1942-06-14

prove that each
operation could
be timed to the
minute-and the
mechanically ac-
tuated assembly
line was born.
od ay tn e
same man, a
D a n | S h = born
pattern m a k e r
a n d m a S t e r
foundryman be-
come one of the
worlds greatest
production ex-
perts, is adapt
ing that mech
Evening star., 1942-06-14
Willow Run Genius
Built First Moving
Assemb|yLine
Sorensen Has Teamed
With Henry Ford for
Nearly 40 Years
BY DAVID J. WILKIE,

DETROIT, June 13.-Some three
decades ago a man towed an auto
mobile chassis on a rope through
various assemly processes to
Evening star., 1942-06-14

Unit Of trading, 10 shares. In bank:
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganiSel
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed BY such companies. Rates OF divi::
dends in the foregoing table are annual
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. E Declared or paid 50 far this year.
Payable in stock 9 Paid last year. Pay:
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-06-14
G u R B

fBy Private Wire Direct 70 fhs stsPJ
Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, June
Is, 1912.
Stock and Sales
Evening star., 1942-06-14

Buy War savings stamps and help
stamp out the Axis.
Evening star., 1942-06-14
B O N DS

By private wire direct to The Star.
Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
June 13, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Moresby. Already they have their

Moresby. Already they have their
own hospital.
This new touch OF feminism Is
the hallmark of Port Moresby's
new stability. But 1t imposes sacri-
fees, too. No more bathing of
sweaty bodies in the open. Old
time baths now have shoulder
high palisades OF thick yellow
bamboo split in halves. Other
touches appear in grass skirts which
hang from roofs or are draped
across tied-up brown mosquito nets.
But their original wearers are far
away, on the other side OF the Owen
Stanley Range. on whose cloud
enwrapped peaks rain now falls
almost continuously.
Procession of Airplanes.
Across these hills, with their
short, green trees and dead, brown
grass, moves an endless procession
ard crisscross of the reasons why
Port Moresby is strong: Fortresses,
Liberators. Havocs, Kittyhawks,
Airacobras. There are always more
airdromes and more traffic circles"
above them.
Port Moresby had nothing six
months ago, not even much geo.
graphical advantage. But the ba-
tie of Milne Bay saved Port Mores-
by, and this new Singapore will
stand beside Guadacanal as long
as wings made in Americas fac
tories are spread over its BOOM
town defenses.
When we came in aboard Mai
Gen. George c. Kenney's big BIT
Fortress there was a quarrel of
nature over the hills, rainbow and
sunlit clouds and bursts OF rain
falling on perspiring bodies. We
manned our machine guns as our
giant wings dipped low and our
pilot chose his airdrome.
An alert was on and the runways
suddenly deserted. But nothing
happened. And then we knew that
in this new system of American
defenses on Australian soil Port
Moresby would become-until bet
ter bases took its place-a true
Singapore, not too confident but
self-reliant and sure that its labors
would endure.
(Copyright. 1941, by Chicago Daily News,
Inc)
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Junior Misses <
Fur.Trimnled
Dressy and
Casual Coats

20 Originally S39.s5 to S4s.95
Casual Coats, trimmed with
wolf or raccoon. TWeeds and
mixtures (properly labeled as
to wool content) in red.
green, blue and brown. Sizes
9 to IS in the group $4,000
8 Originally S6S.00 to $500
Better Dressy Coats OF 1907
wool. Piled high with luxury
furs-silver fox, lynx-dyed
fox, or ocelot. ack
and colors: sizes 9 to IS
in the group $500
Some Fur-trimmed Coats
Subject to 1910 Federal Ex-
else Tax.
Remember, Junior Miss is
a size, NOT an age!
tYoung Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Pon koresby Grows
In Strength 10 Pass
That Of Singapore
Increasing Air Power
Factor in Confidence
Of New Guineu Bose
BY GEORGE WELLER,

ny u6OnNL WELLLh,
rcfsien Correspondent Of The Star and
Chicago Daily News.
eOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA,
Dec. l0.-'Little Singapore" has be-
come adult. Port Moresby has
grown up. Today Port Moresby is
stronger than Singapore ever was.
Slowly and haltingly- but with in
creasing sureness it is becoming
what Cavite, Singapore and Soera-
baJa never were, fortress whose
walls are mountains and the blue
waters Of the Coral Sea, and whose
eyes are far-striking aircraft.
Only when one returns to Port
Moresby after few weeks alb
sence can one see in perspective
what has been accomplished. In
this interlaced and scattered
stronghold of closely woven hills
and airfields, sweating under the
grayish, wet clouds of the still un-
powerful Port Moresby has become.
What is here now is here to stay,
come rain or sun, come fever or
air raid. Port Moresby will stand,
for her invulnerability has been
hewn by the sweating arms of her
defenders, white, brown and black,
America, Australian and Papuan.
At first one is lost in the labyrinth
Of developments. New roads send
clouds of dust over one's jeep, in
crusting ones body again in tan
dust, caking 1t again with the same
old perspiration. Mosquitoes still
hover over ones typewriter. There
is the racking noise of machine
guns over one of the many fields.
New aircraft, new faces, new gossip
are everywhere.
American Nurses on Hand.
Somebody has taken away the
old worried Port Moresby. Here
Is this new one, where paths to
showers and latrines are laid out
in crushed stone with boulders for
borders. Drinking fountains are
still created by twisting brass fau-
Gets upside down. Ones helmet
still hangs by ones cot.
When Jap bombers come over the
anti-aircraft goes stabbing upward,
but there is more of it, much more
When it patters down on the grass
roof 1t sounds like hail. In the
bad old days it sounded like rain.
Some things stay the same. There
IS still the brown bottle of quinine
tablets and the blue bottle of salt
tablets on the mess table. Butter
still drips soupily yellow from the
knife. and all drinks are warm.
But fighters now have vitamin tab
lets, and now there are wounded,
too. What the Japs do with theirs
In the Buna rectangle is uncertain
Perhaps they evacuate them in sub
marines; perhaps they move them
along the coast by night. Here the
Japs' and our wounded are now
in the hands of American nurses,
the first women to return to Port
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Shower Curtain
Ensembles
2.99

Only IS sets and they'll
60 in a jiffy. Wide choice of
colors. The shower curtains
are a full 6x6-ft. the
ruffled drapes 54-in. long.
% Originally SOC to Sis
Radiator Covers. Various
lengths and widths. Some
shopworn, sold as is 29c
Is Originally soc Heart
Shaped Pie Plates. Oven
proof glass ---------- 15c
8If Perfect $3.50 Hall China
TeapOts. Fancy shape. Sec
Observation-Disclosures,
Seventh Floor.)
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Clsdrdses! Originally
$500 and $500
WOmen'S
Dark Slips
sl.OO

Just 100 Of the black
and navy slips you
need. for under dark
frocks. Rayon crepe
and rayon satin in
sleekly fitted styles.
Broken sizes.
100 Originally S1.6s
and $500 r ayo n
Crepe or Rayon Satin
Slips, In Tea-rose,
Lace-trimmed or Tail
ored. Broken Sizes
Is Originally $2.25
Tailored Rayon Satin
Slips. in Dark Colors.
Broken Sizes --S1.69
IS Originally $500
Two = Piece Printed
Cotton Pajamas for
Lounging or Sleeping.
$3.50
IS Originally $500
Rayon Satin Slips in
Light and Dark Col
ors. Tailored or
Lace-trimmed. Small
Sizes Sl.99
10 Originally $500
Rayon Sheer Gowns,
Daint1ly trim m e d.
Broken Sizes ---$3.29
CLinserie. Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Gift Shop
Clearance

100 Sets Originally 3 for 81
initiated Tumblers. Not
every initial ---S for 35c
4 Originally $40 Cocktail
Bars. In simulated leather
s Originally 81 Glass Win
dow Brackets. For potted
plants soc
s Originally $50 Spun
aluminium Coca Cola Cool
ers. Reduced to IS
3 Originally 1-50 Pottery Ash
Trays. Reduced to 75c
II Prs. Originally 81 Salt
and Pepper Shakers. Shaped
like candles es----75c
5 Originally 81 Dresdenite
Flowers in Bowl. Now 50
4 Originally $40 Dresdenite
Flowers in Bowl. Now S6
2 Originally S14 Figures Of
Horse and Rider. Now 81
3 Originally 81 Peruvian
Vases. Now w------ 81
6 Originally 1.50 Small Peas
ant Figures. Now 81
10 Originally $50 Mems Tie
Racks. Wood -- -----1.50
4 Originally $50 Brush and
Comb Sets for Men. Now
$3.50
3S Originally 75c Miniature
Pitchers. Now ---- SOC
30 Originally 75c to 1.50
Figures. Horses, cats, llamas,
etc. --.. SOC and 15c
40 Originally $50 Christmas
Door Decorations. Reduced
to ----------5 SOC
Odd Plates. Platters, Saucers.
Cups. Lug Soups, etc. u off
Other Gift Items. Damaged,
u to u of
tGift Shop, Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Originally SS95 to t79S
Sport Dresses
S4.44

ana LWO-pleCe StyleS III
featherweight wool mixtures.
Solid shades Of beige, blue or
red. Broken sizes.
8 Originally 1896 Au-wool
Cul0ttes in grey mems
wear flannel. Sizes II to
~ Sl.ZS-
80 Originally SS.95 to S12.95
Sport Dresses one and
tWo-piece styles in wool mix
lures. Also two-piece wide
vale corduroy suits, Beige.
green and red in the group.
Sizes IL to l8- S6.44
Al Originally S2.95 and S3.95
Skirt wool-and-rayon
mixtures. Monotone plaids
and solid colors. Sizes "a
to 30 in the group SOC
4s Originally $7.95 Evening
BlOuses and Jackets
rayon crepes and rayon vel
vets .sequin and embroi-
derry trimmings. Some fully
lined. Sizes IA to 18 in the
group ---------------Sl.69
10 Originally S5.95 Knickers
red corduroy or grey
Menswear flannel. Sizes II
to 18 in the group-s1.29
6 Originally $2.95 and S3.s5
Sweaters pull-ons with
short sleeve Blue or
yellow. Slightly soiled. Bro
ken sizes ------$2.19
18 Originally S3.95 to S5.95
Blouses with short or
long sleeves. Tailored and
dressier types -. in rayon
crepe pink, red or white
included in the group. Bro
ken sizes ---$3,l9
5 Originally S1z.95 Ski Suits
:. navy rayon gabardine
with lined jackets. Sizes IL
10 ~ $Z.88
All merchandise properly
labeled as to wool content.
tWomens Sports Shop.
Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-12-10
20 Pairs Mes's Originally
$50 Tan or
Black Shoes
4.44

For dress or business. As
sorted styles in . good range
of sizes.
40 pairs Mems originally
$3.50 Leather House Slippers.
Popular Opera styles in bro
ken sizes -------------$1.29
20 pairs Mems originally
$3.50 California Casual"
House Slippers. Comfortable,
wedge-type bottoms. Good
range Of sizes ---------34.2S
IL pairs Mems originally
$2.S5 Pullm = n Slippers.
Complete with case, broken
Sizes -U.z0 -
10 pairs Mems originally
$2.Se Terry Cleth Mule Slip
pers. Broken sizes --S1.oo
TN. M. e. HoRM.S
Evening star., 1942-12-10
knitted
indies

10 Originally S2.25
Famous Make Girdles,
Mixture Of Rayon and
Cotton Woven With
Laxtex' Yarn. Small
Sizes ---- soc
10 Originally S1.39
Cotton Knit Union
Suits. Broken Sizes,
39c
50 Originally $2.25
and $3.50 Famous
Make Girdles. Mix
ture of Cotton and
Rayon Woven With
Lastex' Yarn. Small
Sizes -Sl.39
Reg. U. S. Pat. on.
KNITTED Undies, Main
Floor, r Street Building,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Originally 1893
DRAPERIES
7.98

Just 35! Rayon-and-cotton
satin damask draperies
sateen lined for more body"
A full 2a4 yards long. Choice
of blue, green and wine.
Is Originally 1898 Quilted
Pads. Black on one side.
white on the other. Size
55x75 inches - 81 ca.
zoo Yds. Originally 69c Gre
tonne Remnants. l to 3 yards
alike. All so inches wide,
29c yd.
(Curtains and Draperies,
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Originally 1888 axd t2195
Junior MiSSeS'*
SUITS
sl2.88

Exactly 40 unusual "findS!"
Tweeds, twills and f1annels
(properly labeled as to wool
content) in red, green, grey,
blue, green and natural. Sizes
9 to Is in the group.
23 Originally S7.99 to $3.50
Junior Misses" Pastel Ray
on Crepe Dresses. In one
and two-piece styles $2.99
25 Originally $500 to S9.95
Junior Misses Rayon Crepe
Maternity Dresses. In black,
brown or blue. Sizes 9 to IS
in the group $500
1s Originally S19.95 to S22.95
Junior Misses Jackets and
Goats in beige, red, green,
grey and tan -- $8.99
Observation-Disclosures Miss Is
q Size-Not an Age.
young Washinetonian Shop.
Third Floor, F. Street Building.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Clearance!
Cotton
Gabardine
RAINCOATS
1919


ural cotton gabardine rain.
coats treated for water
repellency. Belted and boxy
styles, smartly tailored and
cut with deeper armholes for
easier wear over heavy cloth
ing. Misses sizes in the
group.
5 Originally S2s.s5 Coats %.
genuine Harris Tweed in blue
or tan. Sizes 10 and IL,
sz1.ss
2 Originally 1896 Coats
1907 wool luster tone. Tan
in sizes 10 to 12- S26. 90
2 Originally $500 Coats
100eo natural wood fleece
with "zip-in" lining. Size
16 ----$l5.00
3 Originally $500 Goats -.
cavalry twill in navy only.
Size 12--Sl5.OO IL
3 Originally S22.95 Casual
Coats cotton corduroy.
Tan. sizes 10 and 16; grey
size 16 ---$l3.50
1 Originally $500 Coats
all-wool houndstooth
checks in gold or blue pre-
dominant. Sizes 10, II, IA.
$12.95
1 Originally S22.95 Suit
houndstooth check in all
wool to match above coats.
Gold, in size r. Sass
1 Originally S55.ee Coat
100% wool plaid in bright
color with collar OF lynx
dyed wolf. Size 18- -$38. 8.eo
4 Originally $22.Ss Velveteen
Suits soft dressmaker
types. Brown, size Is; wine,
sizes IL and Is; black. size
IL -----$15.oo
ALL MERCHANDISE PROP
ERLY LABELED AS 10
WOOL CONTENT.
's''tNjL Ness: se'i +. ~ H,sss ssit& t&,,jT jTai's
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Children'S
SHOES

30 Originally $3.50 Jr. Miss
Simplex Black Calfskin OK
fords superb quality
from first to last won-
derful savings broken
sizes AZ to 6l2 - S219
35 Originally S4.0O Girls
Famous Fit Rite Ghillies .
smart tan elk ties with welt
soles :. sizes 121a to 3, 1929
25 Originally $3.50 Jr. Girls
Brown and White Shoes
popular moccasin styles
with leather soles broken
sizes Az to 7-------S S1.59
Children's Shoes. Second Floor,
F st. Building, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1942-12-10

Just IA suits reduced
for quick clearance! Just
the thing to wear under
your winter coat for added
warmth! Exceptional buys
to be snapped up at once.
Fine tailoring, fine fabrics
-. all properly labeled as to
wool content. Sizes 10 to Is.
5 Originally $3.50 Miss Teen
Skating and Sport Jackets
sizes 10, IL and IA in the
group at half price >.
s2.s9
3 Originally 1885 Miss Teen
Ski Suits here's your
chance to save on the type
of ski suits every Miss Teen
adores sizes 10 to Is :.
SS.s5
1 Originally sl.S9 Miss Teen
Printed Shirts pretty,
practical prints size 10
only -----$1.00
20 Originally S1.50 Miss Teen
Seersucker Shirts won-
derful for school and sports
wear sizes 10 to Is, Csc
4 Originally S8.95 Miss Teen
Slack Suits sizes 10, IA
and is sharply reduced,
for immediate clearence
s3.s9
l3 Originally S1.65 Miss Teen
Cotton Knit Jackets toss
them over your skirts and
slacks sizes 10 to l6
S1.oo
"a Originally $2.ss Miss Teen
Spun-Lyn Sport Blouses ..
excellent quality rayon ..
tailored to perfection
sizes 10 to 16 ----SI.50
8 Originally $1.29 Miss Teen
"Jeep" Hats younger
crowd favorite at exciting
savings Soc
lMiss Teen Shop, Second Floor,
+ st. Building. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1942-12-10
Junior MiSSes'*
Originally SS.99 to SI295
DRESSES
500

Date and desk fashions In
one and two piece styles, in
cluding rayon gabardine,
rayon crepe in black and COL
ors; sizes 8 to Is in the
group.
'Remembpr, Junior Miss is
a size. not an age!
tYounR Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-12-10
LUGGAGE

2-Women's originally S7.95
Overnight Cases. 21-inch
sizes, damaged ---S2.50
1-Woman's originally $4,000
Leather Bound Hat-and-
Shoe Case. initiated wrong,
S12.95
@-Women's originally $12.95
Wardrobe Suitcases S6.95
B-Men's originally $4,000
Sharkskin Leather Upper
Cases and Club BaEs. Slightly
shopworn ------$l4.95
(The Hecht Co.'S MODERN
LUGGAGE SHOP-Main Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Orders Divorce
Of Air Ship Lines

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6 GNS).
The civil aeronauticS hoard TO-
day ordered AMERICAN Export
Airlines. IncA 10 sever its relations
With American Export Lines Inc.
The parent firm, q steamship
company. was directed 10 diveSt
itself Of control al The airline
within the next six months,
According 20 the CAB the ship
firm exercises virtually complete
control over the airllncS. with
financial and administrative rcla-
tons closely interlocked between
the two companies. CAB ordered
the companies 10 present a plan
az Investment within SIX months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

wAITREss-No Sunday or night work.
Gold Tower Coffee shop, lobby Barlum
Tower Bldg. Cadillac Square.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

3sc PER HOUR
Age Is 20 %. high school graduates oi
equivalent: for our telephone operators
training school: instructions free; no ex
perience necessary. but typists required
starting salary upon graduating 3sc pei
hour. Apply Room 2io, Traffic Dept
Western Union Telegraph Co.
CONGRESS AND SHELBY SITS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Male HeIp-Saiesmen

tsALfSMAN-S5 900 "a wear or better 10
right man who IL willing 10 work, call
ing on auto dealers. fleet owners, govern
ment projects. ordnance plants, etc. Detroit
area. Auto salesman preferred Must be
draft exempt. neat appearance, pleasing
personality. Also car and finances TO
travel. Excellent proposition for right
man Personal interviews 10 all who
qualify. Address Box A-63l, Detroit Times.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
YOUNG WOMEN

WOMAN for general Homework; stay
nights. Apply 3457 comstock. MADISON
6ll2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

MATTRESSES for bsr-room. $3.50 Liver
nois. Tyler 4-s6Se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

SHOE Statesmen
Experienced shoe statesmen wanted FOR
fuu time work excellent opportunity for
advancement Apply
r H. FYFE a CO
WOODWARD At ADAMS
SHORT order cook: steady work. good paw
Apply 770l Mt. Elliott street
STRUCTURAL STEEL or sheet metal Law
out and setup man, Apply in person
Gabriel steel Co, 1900 Sherwood ST
THE Detroit branch 81 large truck
MANUFACTURING has opening IN parts de-
partment for ambitious men with ex-
perience IN parts and stock room work
Permanent position for those who qualify
Time snd half over 80 hours per week
Mr. Woodland viii interview applicants
before II a. m
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK COACH
go25 VERMONT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Situations Wonted-Femole

CLEAN1SG-x3. carfare; any kind work
wall washing. 50. Call Townsend 7-60Ti.
NEAT colored girl reliable, wishes tight
Homework. ehildrens care Townsend
S-1493.
RELIABLE colored girl wants days OF
hand laundry work Trinity 1897
YOUNG colored girl; general housework
home nights; no sundays -F1tzroy 042e
coLoRED girl. experienced in Homework
no laundry: no cooking. Cherry 1924
READ Times Want Ads for proht--uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

Colonial Emp, 1860 Broadway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Male and Female Her Wanted

READ Times Want Ads for proht-us,
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

EXPERIENCED meat cutter and grocery
clerk, male and female: good pay. Call
Trinity 1883. Thursday night, 8 10 10.
MIDDLE AGED men, women for selling
good wages 5O2 Lincoln Bldg, rs a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

THE ]. L. HUDSON co.

THE J. L. HUDSON co.
Has openings for junior girls II, Is and 10
years OF age, 20 work extra days during
the week In its stock department High
school graduates and girls living at home
preferred. Apply employment office. ifth
floor. between $3.50 and 1880 a. m
TWO MATTRESSES over 81: good wages;
good tips: good hours. MI Ferguson,
s7OO Dix avenue, at Waterman.
UNDERGRADUATES nurses Apply at
once. MARI General Hospital, $685.
Trumbuli avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

MATTRESSES Experienced, wanted /;
steady work. Apply Happy Landing Bar
becue. ii705 Conners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
YOUNG WOMEN 10 TO %

For light office work Permanent. High
school education. No experience or training
necessary. Opportunity for advancement 10
operating positions. Night work at nrSt.
Rating - cents per hour TO start. Apply
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Traffic Dept. Room 2io. New Telegraph
Building. Congress and shelby streets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Employment Agencies

COOKS, maids. SIS, SIS. $40 wk. jacob
Service. 703 Farnsworth. TIE. 2-7106.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

WOMEN for diet kitchen; snort hours;
steady work Apply before 3. 1900
Tuxedo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

SHORT order chef: male or female
nights No Sundays Hamburger restau-
rant; excellent wages must be experienced.
1904 w. Six Mile road. Local references
required.
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