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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Detroiters Different

Here in Detroit several items
arc running countcr-'rcn7 For
example. Salcs Of butter are ~
y brisk pace and when groccrs
run short o'eo sales pick up
accordingly Lard and luncheon
meats arc said 10 be selling hot
'crNhan they did ar he start OF
r - =.llTTTii7iFz- 90 t3=-t-
And a Detroit grocer re-
marked that houSeholdcTS here
have more money than points
and arc willing 10 paw tho price.
mo matter how high for an
'ratiOncd foods rather than spend
their points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Liquid Savings
Near 10 Billions
In 1st Quarter

WASHINGTON, May 21-After
paying the largest tax bill in his
tory. the people IN this country IN
the first three months of 1913
added $4,000, 100000 10 their cash
in demand and time deposits,
largely cash on hand and in
checking accounts, S2.600,000,000
10 their holdings of government
bonds, S00.000,000 TO their equity
IN private insurance, mostly life
insurance, and paid off S700.000,7
600 of debt other than mortgages,
according 10 an analysis made by
SEC.
The survey showed that indi-
vidualS' liquid savings showed only
a small decrease from the high
point recorded for the fourth
quarter of 1912. indicating only a
small decrease in income after
taxes. Liquid savings for the first
quarter OF 1913 are estimated at
SO, 900, 600, 900, which compares
with revised figure of S10,500,-
100000 for the record fourth qua
ter OF 1912
In connection with the suhstan-
tial addition 10 individuals deposits
and cash, the commission notes
that although not included in the
analysis. corporations other than
banks added $500, 060, 600 10 their
cash and deposits in the first quar-
ter of 1913 by far the largest in
crease on record.
The commissions study shows
that liquid saving by individuals
in the calendar year 1912 as re-
-vised amounted 10 500, 500, 600, 600
against $40, 5O0000,000 in 1941 and
,S4 300, 100000 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Cheese Plants Hit

The situation is So bad that
some Wisconsin factories are
stopping production Of swi IS
type. Munster and brick cheese
and output Of cheddar is down
although the army takes 20 per
cent.
a Toledo packing house that
normally keeps $4,000 pounds of
lard on hard now has double
that amount and expects 10 have
100000 In 50 days Cham store
Spokesman say II should be point
free.
y ChlCaCnan- complains
cause abundant peaches are high
point value merchandise while
not 50 a bu n a ant pears arc
lower in points And tho hiph
point peaches and even higher
-pa.Ht- pif44-4ifttt, ttf- .,-ittt ttff;-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Auto
State Accident
Figures Show
Some Queer Quirks
BY SILER FREEMAN

The state police have some
interesting data on traffic acci-
dents in Michigan. Last year
more than l0o,12 were re-
ported, which resulted in 1919
fatalities, 28.694 injuries and
7S,027 property damage crashes.
This was a drop Of 377 per cent
in deaths, 1873 per cent in in
juries and 24.5 per cent in prop
erty damage.
But an analysis shows that
the reductions were larger on
rural trunklines than in urban
areas. This was 10 be expected,
traffic dropping more in the out
lying sections while increasing
in communities where war ac-
tivitieS were concentrated.
The analysis also showed that
non-pedestrian accidents were
reduced more than pedestrian
accidents. The explanation is
that more persons are walking
these days than ever before and
that some who are now walking
are unfamiliar with pedestrian
hazards.
The state police also reported
an increase in the number of
accidents after dark. More fatal
accidents occurred between 2
and 3 a. m. than any hour Of
the day. despite the lack OF
traffic at these hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

The American consumer won
be bulldozed by coupons.
This is the discovery which re-
suited from a Dow-Jones survey
OF nine great markets-Detroit,
New York, Philadelphia. Cleve-
land. Chicago. Los Angeles. San
Francisco, Cincinnati and Mil
waukee.
Ten weeks Of point rationinG
proves that the public is cllnglng
10 its old habits and preferences
- and Is going 10 continue TO
cling TO them even if II means a
slightly empty stomach on occa-
sions.
Here arc few of the things
brought out:
. Americans want red meat
and good cuts. too.
. Sales Of rationed cheese have
dropped 80 per cent.
. Lard has become a drug on
the market.
. High point canned fruit and
peaches are not selling,
. Oleomargarlne won't move.
. Butter sales take q back seat
10 meat. where meat Is avail
able.
. Sales Of lunch con meats.
Spiced ham and bologna are cut
draStlcally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
No Clear Definition Of Government Policy

Up there has been clear definition of government
policy this crucial question: Jesse H. Jones who federal loan
arranged financing
pointed that he believes
should be closed down although he that final
disposition of the lies within the discretion Of
The National Resources Planning Board the other hand has
of partnership between
and industry owned plants
If the DeSvernnc formula followed the analogy
will Worlds example
after Of the temporary buildings raised and
preparations made the fair site public
park Mr. Desvenne that liquidation of special
plant capacity should be regarded legitimate of
Of the Apparently Mr. Jones thought that such
plants should be dmantled but locked and
emergency wartime facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
LABOR BIG PROBLEM

The agency found instead that
while 81 pcr- ccnl-ai-thasa-..aetie-
tries complained Of labor short
ages and 81 per cent had difficulty
getting enough materials, only ~
per cent listed as a primary con-
Slderatlon their ina bility 10
procure war orders.
Furthermore only onc-third Of
the sampled plants fclt they could
1nCrCaSe- current outputs with cX-
listing equipment, labor and mate-
rIalS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Detroit Produce

APPLES Mich tu tfs -" T.
mn g9.,,' . s,.- r... 49,, -,
1855 Wash toN Dcur .u' 'xua farl
ms 1855 81 81. faur 81 H. Wresars s.
asrARkGrs y r,iama r-.. CO.
kvocADos caat Oats. o. sos n1
BEANS La hu hampers AJAX s. Htsa
= hampers Na.rrNrc., .f-inn-' - 81.
BEETs-No supplies on ne mAfse'
BFOCCOIf Pom ,-'s ARR taHf
far 20 good - - ordinary 81 800
CABBAGE 50-Ib sacks domestic round
type. Miss SIS 40. Ca 81 IS.
CARROTS Gait l. a cr's e-d07
trhs 25e-f So mostly 50 20. fa.r 50.
Tex l. \ cttS S-d"t - M hshis
t,puet. washed. s. Do. few s. %
amt larger 50 75.ft.
cFfERY ma lem crts trimmed tops
frd.yIduaNe washed f-doz s., SIX
s. ~. g." higher Pascal ~ -es. s.
cDRS Tex sacks white do2 50 -
p3. fair. s. p D., yellow. $50. ie~
crcrMBERS Pa. hu bsk,, fancy
g. go, choice Se Ais hu tskts generally
LETTUCE l. a crts Iceberg Cant
ssirss dist IS do7 So sf1Gs6
LINES Pa, p, bu. cartons So 20.
N 81, - ha cartons few - ~
MUSHROOMS OHIO pms. p l-l-27 isr
ONIONS, so.Ib. sacks. Texas. Including
some delivered basis. yellow Bermudas
generally good med, SJua.0l Cr5sta'
White WAX generally co'd mod. 50 IL 20
3 u. yellow Boilers. few sales 81 80 :. -
ordinary condition Sl7a, Bahosas r S
30 !. ?.3,nch, delivered basis, s. 90 u
ORANGES - Florida Virc-hound tovc,
comb. grade NalenctHs an sizes 81 75ff
80. California standard boxes Nalencias
all yizeS. s. -.
fair 20 good quality - SOFA, mostly 81 a..
best So ordinary -
PFpPEES Nexican - bu. ciis. Cali.
fornia Wonders fair, 90.
POTATOES lO0.In sacks. delivered
basis Louisiana Truuphs a. 80 g.
N2s: Alabama Victory grade and o.. 5
No SIZE y. 50 -.
Spinach virginia hu. hskts steO
SQUASH Express receipts Florida hu
hampers yellow fair 10 good 81 3. white
~ rs hslf hu green type. 81 70 ?. poorer
NV as p E, soc AAcorp per bn So
sTRAWBFN,RiFs 2tqi cr,s Rjack
rnores Most stock ordinary 20 fair won
ditipnt KeutuCkr. according 90 condition
S4SOd6s0. Tennessee L.. $ No hest
81 30 fair S5.5oas 20, Louisiana 2a-q'
TOMATOES y ION cartons mea 81 60
Wo'housr S-lb bshtsN ohio med 81 %
small 20. large 81 Sn. Irdiana med
S2l5H225 small 20 med ard med %
large 81 qo ~ Mexican original iues
ripe. 6x7. - o.; Texas 4 80. I
. sx6 1928 few best 81. mostly s. 80
- TtrRNIPs - Nississppi I'm baskets
punched 81 7NT . Virginia. - IS
TuRNip TOPS Bu baskets Missis
Eppi, 81 -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Occupancy Of Cars

D. Grant Mickle. Detroit's
traffic engineer. has an inter-
esting observation on traffic.
Studies in the East show that
46 out of every 100 male work.
ers drive while only 8 out OF
every 100 women workers use
their cars. And occupancy OF
the male workers cars averages
only "a per vehicle while those
OF women workers show 80 per-
sons per vehicle.
What do you make of that.
Watson?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Largest Honiing
Tool Built Here

The job OF building The largest
honIng tool h. the world was com
-plCtcd today III MlcrnmatIc Hone
.Gl4..-AIQG- S.ka...-iv--lf
n required tlvc months 10 turn
oar the giant tool built boy the
company TOT q private contractor
10 be- Used iH war production
Forty feet long and ilia inches
IN diameter u j. more than q
third again As large as the previ-
Gus WofiG-, DicgcSt honing tool.
l-hIch had . i4.tFselef 1T effiis,- : s 2
inches
The tool is used in making the
final precision finish on the borcs
II -un barrels. aypl4ne motor
cylinder, and SIMILAR work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Labor Shortage
Biggest Problem
Of Little P dnts

WASHINGTON. May p QNS)
The Office Of War Information
today asserted that small business
Is far less concerned over any
inability 10 get war orders than
over labor and material short
ages.
Noting that IS per cent Of the
firms employing not more than
l25 wage earnerS are engaged in
wa. work, owl said that half the
small manufacturers expect their
10 be as good this year
as last Two-thirdS. IT sand, are
satisfied with present backlogS of
pTdarc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Wheat Up
Again;
Oats Weak

CHICAGO. May u QNS) =
Wheat futures recorded further
gains today, with prices advancing
&c 10 1lsc before meeting with
near the close May
shot up TO Sl46l, but closed at
Sl.45a4.
Oats were under pressure and
slumpcd 17sc for the May con-
tract. The latter dropped TO 60ac
from high OF 63c.
Wheat closed sc 10 &C higher,
corn unchanged. oats unchanged to
l7sc down and rye &c 10 &c off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Canned Goods OF

a top charge and deliver
grocer IN San Francisco reports
that canned goods sales arc or
about 81 per cent or more But
hp SAYS that super luxury
items \Cll wcll when he can get
them from caviar 70 manCocS
\ big Ncw York chain reports
that IN placc\of tho normal 500
~ q pound boxes 81 American
cheese u usually sold per four
week period, u l~ now selling
$50 Butter sales arc OF, hut
lend lease lnSurcS hftlC pilIng
jp,tbcrc Soar arc scarce and
lcllo and gelatin arc dolcd out
hy EToccrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Livestock Markets
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO May 81 GNS) -HOGS--l5.
500. steady 10 l0c lower; top. Si4 S. bulk
Sl4 25Ml4.50 heavies. Si4 80 n l4.55: lights
.si+ 25%ri4 b5;--ifrht tights Sif-1011i 40,
1873
CATTLE-70o; steady. Calves-4o0
steady. Beef steers. choice, $3.50 II 80
medium s14nl6; yesrlings S13n17
butchers: heifers. S12nl575: cows. SO n
IA. 50; bulls. SllNl4 So calves. 50 n rs. 80
feeders $12nl5 stockers: steers. Sl3Nl6
cows and heifers. SO n l425.
SHEEP 500; steady: lambs Xia-7an
1928, common. Sl4Tl5 50; yearlings
sl3 so q Is; feeders, slfa Is, ewes, ST.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Liquidation of War
Plants Proposed

Although tendency
ming the clouds practical problems including
liquidation plants the of the problem.
In discussion of the subject Raou f.. Desvernne
York and former president of the Crucbe
proposed that after the offer modern
efficient convertible plants for safe
He further suggested that highly
plants which be needed arsenals for producing
and other national defense
specifically urged that plants should bc operated
government with private enterprise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Market
Rallies
At Close

NEW 1Olkk, May Il iINS) J.
The stock market met support late
today after extending yesterday
late reaction By as much as a
point.
On The recovery losses were cut
TO a minimum, and many key
issues moved about last nights
closing levels.
Trading was at n slower pace
than on the recent rise TO new
three-ycar peaks. Sales approx
mated a million shares. against
yesterdays ! 29S 40 shares.
Among stocks 10 suffer extreme
losses Of point or more were
ChrySlcr, Union Carbide and Good
fieif
Major issues in stccls, coppcrs,
rubbcTS. utilities. oils. aViationS
and amuScmcntS showed fractional
declines. Union Pacific was an out
standing strong spot, rising more
than = polnlS-ln peW-h high
American Gar and Foundry. which
climbed better than a point. was
another stock 10 reach a new top.
Allied Chemical moved up a point.
Movements IN the bond market
were narrow and trading pro-
Cccdcd al a slow pace
The curb market was irrcgularly
lower III moderately active trad
ing. Prices changes were fractional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Ex-CeIl-0 Corp.
Auain Votes 65 Gents

Ex-Cell-O Corp. has declared a
dividend of 65 cents payable July
l, 10 holders of record of June 10.
A like amount was paid April /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
HoudaiIIe-H
Paws on I Issues

Heudailie-Hefshey Corr. has de-
clared dividend of 25 cents on
the Class B, payable June 18 TO
holders of record June a. The firm
also declared the regular quarterly
of 624a cents on the Glass A, pay
able July l to holders of record
June f9.
Like amount was paid on
Class =. March 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

"Nour Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOffUV fNNH UWNTN
TOLEDO, O., May Fl CINS) grain
on track:
wHEAT-No. ? red. Si.e2s G1s 3t..
CORN-No. 2 yellow, Si.06a l07, No. 3
yellow, s1.o4 n Los
oATs-No ? white, 6fig e5Hc; No
3 white. 80 a q, - ne.
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. 81 70lg a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. May 81 (INs)--Cash grain
WHEAT None
CORN No, ? yellow, sl.07; sample yell
low Si.O3Gi.Ofik
oATs-No. ? white. 66l1e; No. white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
EAST BUFFALO
EAST pIfEEAIO - V Nav

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. MAY 81 GNsl
HOGS Il 100 fairly active 1oc 10 l5c
lower: good and choice. l60-270 lbs. usu-
ally averaging 190-240 lbs, SASS. 70
mostly 1890 and IS similar weights
trucked-ins, sI4 son 1865. few STATS;
rough sowS S13 so 1878.
CATTLE-200 active. steady; good
mixed yearlngs SIS 50 medium kinds.
Si4 5OTl sortoffs downward to Sl3 so
beef cows Sl2u 1880: cutter and com
mon. SO 50d 1l.5O; inner. S7.7Sde:
strongweight sausage bulls. Sl3 500 1915
lighter averages downward 20 S1l.
CALVES-200: vealed trade slow; barely
steady: good and choice, SIT. somewhat
sparngly 10 SIT so.
SHEEP--400. only scattered lots lambs
on sale firm; good 70 barely choice Me-
skins, Sl5 shorn yeariings, Sl3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
PITTsRrRGH LIVESTOCK

PITTSBURGH, May y INSJ-CATTLt
200. steady. Steers, choice. sic. so "a II
medium TO good. Sl5.75 n 1880. common.
ais: medium TO good sl2 500 II so;
common. $9112; cows, good to choice.
Sil 50 n 13; medium 10 good Si0nll;
Gamers and cutters. Sc. 50 n 10; bulls. good
to choice. sl41 1880, common to medium,
500 - so
HOGs-250; active and l0c lower, l60-
$50 lbs, xl4. so n 1855. 10000 ms. sli s.
1l4T5; 200 220 lbs. STA. $50 l4.75. 22O
250 lbs. si4.551 14.75 250-2e0 lbs. si4 81
1855: 290.3JO lbs. Sii.l56i435. 10O-l5t
lbs S137 5M lt25: roughs, S13 IA rs.
SHEEP-500 steady. Choice lambs
S1475T Is; medium 10 good clipped. Si2 ,,
n 10. rs; common lambs. clipped. s6.25n
S6Ie
CALVES-75: active: good 70 choice
SI6.751 1873. medium TO good. $l4Hl5
culls and common, SsM IL so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

ming, the turret gunner. was dead.
The tunnel gunner, Harry, Ferrier,
had got hit in the head and was
fighting dazedly to remain con-
scious. The whole instrument panel
had been shot away from right in
front of Pilot Earnest. His face felt
torn open, but his mind kept ticking
on steadily. He saw he was heading
toward a cruiser and he just kept
going that way, falling lower and
lower, struggling to keep the plane
level so that the torpedo, If he lived
long enough to drop 1t from where it
would hit, would launch properly
Pilot Earnest was Is years old, but
that's all he kept thinking of at the
time-keeping the plane level so
that the torpedo would launch prop
erly and hoping to get close enough
for the torpedo to have a chance to
hit.
The plane kept taking bullets all
the time. There was no way to
dodge them. But, by some miracle,
it was all small stuff and the plane
kept right on going and Pilot
Earnest's mind kept right on tick
ing and Mr.. Ferrier kept fighting
sluggishly, in a dazed way, to keep
conscious and work the tunnel gun.
Then Pilot Earnest dropped the
Evening star., 1943-04-15

torpedo and found himself past the
Jap ships. He knew he was past
them because the anti-aircraft fire
wasn't coming in, on his face any
more. 1t was on his tail and he
looked around and saw that two
Zeros were there, too, out to finish
him, of. He was very tired and he
didn't care much. There had been
big letdown in him after the tor
pedo had got of. Besides, there
wasn't much he could do about the
zeros. All his controls had been
shot away. He was flying on his
tabs. The tabs are the things that
control the settings Of the elevators
and rudders and all the flight con-
trolls. 1t was as II the steering wheel
Of his car had been shot off and he
was trying to steer with brakes.
tTo be continued.)
(Copyrisht, 1913, by North American News
paper Alliance, 1nc)
Evening star., 1943-04-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

debts other than those contracted BY my
sell. y; A. poDD, 4211 Kennedy ST.,
DODGE 1885 s-DooR SEDAN; MOTOR,
Dull 53827; serial. 3.906-359. Sale, Eich-
bers's Auction, 1927 r. NV, April Il. to
settle garage lien. RELIABLE SUPER
SERVICE. S2OO 11th NV,
Evening star., 1943-04-15
Police Solve Burglary
Hour Before Victim
Learns of His Loss

By the Associated Press.
A1LANTA.-The Atlanta po-
lice department solved a burg
larry an hour before. the victim
was aware of his loss.
Harry Reinhold came in to
report that his briefcase had
been stolen from his automo-
bile.
60 into the Detective Bu-
reau and get it. he was told.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
HELP MEN.

Houseman or Kitchen Man.
Here is . real opportunity for reliable
man with experience. We offer room,
meals, laundry, good salary and vacation.
HEBREW HOME FOR THE AGED. 1126
Spring rd. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
HELP MEN.

Truck Driver, Colored,
Steady work. Apply 3610 Bennine I'd. n. e
Evening star., 1943-04-15
COLORED BUS BOY.
as2 week, l day Oh. 1887 10th st. nv

CASHIERS,
Ages 45 to 80. active and accustomed to
standing several hours at q time: clear
record essential: must have. good vision,
accuracy ut figures and .eElhle nandwrit-
ing; full-time evening shift, 6-dey. 81
hour week; steady work, paying $3.50 per
month to start, with automatic increase.
ALSO GUARDS,
able to stand several hours at 4 time:
good moral character and clear record Of
past employment essential; steady work.
start.
ArrLY WEEKDAY MORNINGS.
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
3Sth and prospsct Ave. n ". 4sofeetawn.
ssss. 49, - 2 IS psss1e NJ gen dlH aiEHesssa..
Evening star., 1943-04-15

Bus Driver and Outside Worker
For private school: good salary. permanent
noSition Call WI 2023. To nm
Evening star., 1943-04-15
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
Bus Driver and outside Worker
pe.ton Rs,'s cs ssh0G VII s0sa ss sss:'s'
Al SALESMAN,
CAPABLE OF EARNING
$4,000 TO $4,000,
To sell vitality essential service to restau-
bts ior
Repeat business assured; no pFiorities.
Wiii only consider live wire. aggressive.
hiah-typs man, Of proven sales ability.
TABULATING MACHINE
OPERATOR.
IN siOn With r ss
phone, stating experience. salary ex;
eusrsnty Fire Corp. Baltimore. Nd.
statesmen
livery: fast-selling bargain proposition;
commission on delivery; no collecting, no
per week gracefully: daily draw against
earned commission; no investment,, Nc
YOUNG MAN, COLORED,
rs'fss Essehsnse Ga i1 TOO an St. 'e
FOUNTAIN HELP
phsPmaes slo1 1stS t !. n% Ae.el 00'ee-
Bookkeeper-Accountant.
ma mage nsser i By lsrse e vhoisssie % marfst, fruit
and vegetable firm. Permanent position to
d nS Must easa ns ast rs stfme eysr
education and past business experience ref
erences. Give complete information in ap-
ERRAND BOY,
Coed Pay sDlepsid 9pPS5tsalty ts learn
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
Boy, white, u Is , to q: messenger ,ss sSa sork
District 159.
ROCK-WOOL INSULATION.
ssen CO. es MI 4oas aftsG pm
CARPENTER,
YIN 1tAN N1ON.
SHAPIRO, INC. 1341 CONN. Av. DU. 7777.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Experienced in portrait work.
Top salary to right party.
Apply White Studios, 922
Nat. Press Bldg, after 10 am.
I,ABORERS. COLORED
Steady work, good pay.
Apply cinder block plant,
7th and T sts. ne, Hudson
Supply & Equipment Co.
MEATCUTTER, experienced;
good salary, good hours. Ap-
ply 2516 Columbia pike, Ar
lington, Va.
PLUMBERS,
Must be 1st-class mechanics;
steady work, good pay for
right men. Apply Day Bros,
1400 Spring rd. NV.
DELIVERY BOYS FOR BI-
CYCLES. Apply Mr.. Charles
Alexander, Argonne Market,
1913 Col. rd. NV.
PAINTERS. Come ready for
work. $40 L st. NV.
ELEVATOR BOY, colored,
from 7 to S pm; pay, $50.
Apply 816 E st. ne.
CABINET REFINISHERS, 3
needed, must be experienced;
guaranteed top salary in
town. Ask for Mr.. Schneider,
Georges Radio Co., SIG 9Th
st. Sc.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN FOR
AUTO MECHANICS, GAS
STATION ATTENDANTS,
TRUCK DRIVERS, HAUL
ING BUILDING MATERIAL.
APPLY w. H. WEBB TRUCK
ING CO., ARLINGTON, VA.
IVY 1871. 1e'
MAN (WHITE), EXPERT
ENCED IN TRUCKING AND
WAREHOUSING; SPLEN-
DID OPPORTUNITY IN ES-
SENTIAL INDUSTRY FOR
RIGHT MAN. APPLY FOR
AP P DIN MENT, NORTH
1872.
JANITOR,
Must be steady, handy with tools,
willing, over As yrs. of age; no
living quarters; hours, 6::15 am
3 pm. Phone Mr.. Birrel, Hobart
2476.
FURNITURE statesmen.
BEST PROPOSITION IN
TOWN. PERMANENT POSI-
TION. MARVIN'S, 734 7th
ST. NV.
ASSISTANT SHIPPING AND
BILLING CLERK FOR
WHOLESALE LIQUOR CON-
Germ, MUST BE OVER 81.
-
Evening star., 1943-04-15
BOOKKEEPER.

One Of Washinxtons largest furniture
stores offers permanent position for COM
petent man to handle invoice register,
daily reports. etc. Please state age. draft
status and briefly, past experience. SALARY,
81 800 to $4,000 House a hermann, 7th
and Eye sts. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

LABORERS, COLORED.
Steady work, good pay.
Apply cinder block plant,
7th and T sts. ne, Hudson
Supply & Equipment Co.
MEATCUTTER, experienced;
good salary, good hours. Ap-
ply 2516 Columbia pike, Ar
lingtOn, Va.
Evening star., 1943-04-15
.TANTT0R

JANIIOR,
Must be steady, handy with tools,
willing, over As yrs. of age; no
living quarters; hours, 6:15 am
3 pm. Phone Mr.. Birrel, Hobart
2476
Evening star., 1943-04-15

ASSISTANT SHIPPING AND
B1LLIN CLERK FOR
WHOLESALE LIQUOR CON-
Germ, MUST BE OVER 81.
DISTRICT 1854.
Evening star., 1943-04-15

CARPENTER,
CONTRACTOR.
SHAPIRO. INC, 1341 CONN. Av. DU. 7777
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Experienced in portrait work.
Top salary to right party.
Apply White Studios, 922
Nat. Press Bldg, after 10 am.