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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

jams, ielleS and preserves.
Point rises in canned or bottled
vegetables were confined TO as
paragus and mushrooms which
are classed as Semi-luXury Spe-
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT
Way to Relieve
Itchy Pinples

When your skin IL irritated with
pimples. red blotches and other
skin blemishes. and you're crazy
with itching torture. here's quick
relief. Gel f. Csc box of Peterson 3
Ointment al your druggist and ap-
ply this delightful, soothing balm
Itching relieved pr1mpt'ya ~martiue
soufh-d. Your skin looks hrttpr. feels
batter. Also wonderful Tor itching OF
feet. Cr8tEs between toes Try DO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

Mr.. Phaneuf pictured in fed
eral court where he pleaded
innocent to charges of i'm
personating a navy ensign
hero. Police say his story
Of hef6ism was so good
that he duped Miss Helen
Retell, Highland Park theater
usherette. into promising 10
marry him. She said today
that lit was off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
PART TINE CHARGES

10 t7e UNIONS allegations that
the company failed 10 operate the
plant full time, and transferred
manufacturing operations 10 other
plants while constructing n new
building at Willow Run. the Ford
spokesman said
THE recently inaugurated
program Of transferring many
Of the small manufacturing
processes 10 other Ford plants
and subCOntractorS was designed
60 de two things-first 10 help
block the manpOwer shortage
nv taking the work 10 the
worker and thereby solve his
transportation and housing
problems, and second, To In
crease the final assembly space
AZ Willow Run i'm order 10 speed
-tip- the production or ffyaWay
planes"
II was pointed out that the
original plan was to produce only
knocked down bOmberS or ships
in sets Of suhaSSemblieS az vii
low Run, hut recognition Of the
potentialitieS the plant caused
the war department 90 order an
increasing quota Of "hyaWay," or
assembled planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
MANPoWER PROBLEM

I'm regard TO the manpower
the company maintained
that q solution was being at
temped by transferring some Of
the work 10 other areas i'm which
workers were already available.
This was assumed 10 be rehuttal
TO the UAW-CIO charge that the
company refused to transfer
skilled men along with work
transfers, despite the fact the men
would be nearer their homes if
this were done.
The companv's reply 10 the
union declared further:
THE union representatives
display further gnorance-we
assume that II il ignorance and
not deliberate misrepreSenta-
tion--in their claim that despite
the fact that the plant ~ idle
six hours "a day, two new build
ings are being erected which
will require much more per-
sonnet.
"One OF the buildings under
construction is an additional
hangar designed 10 speed fight
testing and delivery OF the
continued increase in completed
bomberS. and the second build
ing IL TO he warehouse and
storage place for spare parts"
No reply was made TO the
unions accusations that Willow
Run officials refused 10 hire
available Negro workers. nor that
government officers ar the plant
were afraid Of the power of the
Ford Motor Co"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
! Million Income
Reved|edbyCI0
Photo by Times stan photographer

Continued from Page Three1
find them, TO all registered vOt-
ers I'm the nation.
"a few thousand dollars here
and there may do some good
but, IL we are 10 actually carry
on "A real campaign for the re-
election Of President Roosevelt
and the election to Congress Of
men and women sympathetic TO
the peoples cause, we must
speak in terms Uf dollars and not
cents"
The fund would also be used TO
tide the union over the postwar
conversion period which Adde's said
would hit the JAW harder than
any other union in The country.
In discussing growth of the
membership, Adde's pointed out
that, in 194l, Michigan local uni
onS represented GA per cent of
the total membership and, this last
year dropped TO 666 per cent. on
a percentage increase basis, Can
ada has led all other regions of the
union during the last three years.
INTERNATIONAL'S SHARE
The international union receives
40 cents of each dues dollar paid
into a local union and 81 from
each initiation and readmission
fee.
Cost OF publishing the United
Automobile Worker, official union
publication. was S453. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
ADVERTISEMENT
says Oracle ALLEN

the heartsches. the sacrifices cannot cease
until this war il over and IL rciH NOT be
over until IL is really won,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
WOMAN LOST

s. lbs That's what Mrs { d Wells. Fl Worth.
SAYS the AiDS Candy Plan did for her Whites
Il weighed 10 lbs when started the Ayds
plan and now weigh llS lbs. can wear size
IL again
The experience Of Mrs Wells may or may
not De different than yours. bat Why NOT try
the Ayds Plan Look az these results, la
Cllrical tests under the direction Of DR. Won
Hoover. 100 persons lost IA 90 IS tbs. aver
age IN fee weeks with the Ayds Plan.
(SWorn 20 before a Notary PuhC) It's an
easier way 90 reduce No exercise No drugs No
iaratIvcs SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Only s. p The large siEs. so days supply Phone
Crow cy-Mtner Co, Frank s. Seder. Ernst
Kern CO.. sears or Wards CurnIugham's
K,a,els Sans WslsreeoN and leading
doug counters. Mtkeson Robbins, dis
trIbutor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

Believe It or not, Mr.. Ripley
they are assembling 28-ton tank,
at the Chrysler arsenal by hand
If you want proof of this, stop al
the ordnance school adjoining the
Center Line tank plant and yoL
Will see two Of the hand-assenbled
MAS ready 10 roll into action.
The first OF these tanks was
completed late yesterday after
noon by a crew of i army main
tcnance men and a Chrysler in
structor. A few minutes later
No. 2 was finished by another
crew with the use OF nothing but
hand tools.
OF course. parts and assemblies
are made in the Chrysler plants
But the job Of putting them to-
gether is done by the trainees
the aid of cranes. electric
drills or power tools of any kind
The only help they get is from
A chain lift. an 11-tOn affair which
in the field Of battle would be
hung from a repair truck. Other
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Pay Roll System
Of City Fought

Two changes in the computing
and budgeting of municipal pay
rolls were proposed today in the
first public hearing of the city
wages and hours committee headed
by Councilman George Edwards.
The revisions stemmed from a
hearing on demands of the AFL
and Go city employees unions
that hourly wage rates of munic-
ipal garage mechanics be raised
from $1.15 to the S1.34 scale paid
fire department mechanics.
Edwards and City Treasurer AL
bert +. Cobo assailed the current
system of making budget esti-
mates on city wages and salaries
before industry has been surveyed
for prevailing rates. The system
should be reversed, they contended.
Corporation y Counsel Paul +.
Krause said II the city follows a
policy Of raising municipal wages
after the budget has been written,
an emergency fund must be in
.cluded to provide for such in
.creaSeS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Survey Reveals
Failure 10 He|p;
Collection Jan. 10
Bannon Says Total OF
I,5oo Tons Should Be
Realized on Saturday

Thousands of Detroit house.
holders are not helping the war
effort by saving and preparing
their tin cans for salvage, a city,
wide check by the salvage COM
mittee showed today.
Terry Bannon, chairman of the
committee, reported that, although
Detroit is doing a better job than
most cities, it still is falling far
short of its possibilities.
"To my way of thinking"
Bannon said, lazy person who
doesn't put a pile OF tin cans at
the curb, Saturday, January is,
the next collection day, Is neg
lecting a patriotic must. IL
shows that the householder has
not yet realized the importance
to the war effort of complete
cooperation I'm the tin salvage
drive.
BASED on the number OF
homes i'm Detroit, our collec-
tions should total more than
1,50O tons of cans at the next
collection. We ask every one
to help u.s."
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
400 Navy Cadets
ToF|ying School
Photo by Times STAFF Photographer

Four hundred Detroit and Mich
igan naval aviation cadets were en-
route today for flight preparatory
schools where they will be given
12-week courses in fundamentals
before going into actual flight
training.
The new courses are in addi-
tion to and precede the normal
training which naval aviation ca
diets have received in the past.
From the flight preparatory
schools, the cadets will move into
civilian pilot training centers,
where they will get their first
taste of actual flying.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

| a / e S [ in
years.
"T h q lg
C h a n ge I'm
hats" he says,
won't come
fro m N e W
York, Holly
wood or the
army. IL will
C o m e fr o m
C h n n z es In
hairdress (be-
G a II n q OF
women work.
ing I'm fac
I o es), and
from changes
I'm habits that
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
U. S., British Waive Claims

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP).-
The state department announced
today that Great Britain and the
United States had agreed TO waive
all claims against the other ariS-
inc from the collision of war or
merchant vessels, or from dam
aged cargo or salvage operations.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
HELP OFFERED

The original and the four copies
are each different color. There
is no explanation for this in the
three pages of instructions that
accompany the form. The instruc-
tions are written in small insur.
ance policy type.
At the top Of the general in.
it is thoughtfully
pointed out that the nearest office
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
OTHER CHILDREN
N. 7. Bars Horse Meat

NEW YORK. Jan. Z GNSl -
Take il from Mayor F. II. La
Guardia, horse meat won't be sold
here. LaGuardia termed eating oi
horse meat degrading" and said
II an attempt IS made 10 sell il
here he would ask for local law
forcing the dealer 10 erect a sign
of a horse. Il feet high, in front
of his shoD.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Unionist Named WPB Aid

WASHINGTON, Jan. z (UP).-
Thomas F. Lynch of Boston, inter-
national representative of the In
ternational Brotherhood of Book
binders. today was named assistant
to w. G.. Chandler, director of the
War Production Board division
Of printing and publishing. Lynch
will advise Chandler on labor
matters.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Prosecutors Gel
Help Of Police in
Staying Of Pair
Detroit and MI. Clemens
Join State in Trying to
Locate Scene Of Killings

In an attempt to correlate the
slim clues in the bludgeon slay-
! ing OF Stephen Goldyga. 35, and
Leo Grobelski, 27, policy racke-
teers, the prosecutors Of Wayne
and Macomb counties conferred
today with state police, Detroit
detectives and Mt. Clemens police.
Prosecutor William +. Bowling
said he hoped the conference
would help reveal the movements
of the slain men from 4 p. m. Sun
day when they left Goldgya's
home, telling their wives they
would return in "a couple Of
hours"
An attempt will be made also,
Dowling said. TO determine where
the double killing occurred. The
beaten bodies were found Monday
in a parked car near Mt. Clemens
TIME OF KILLING
Although their bodies were not
discovered until Monday after
noon, investigators believed the
men were killed by $50 p. m. Sun
day. A witness said he saw Colby
gas car parked in front Of his
home at that hour.
Macomb County Prosecutor Will
bur F. Held, aided by state police
and Detroit homicide detectives,
questioned the two widows yeSter-
day but they were unable 10 throw
any light on the deaths, he said.
Held, however. said he was
practically convinced the slayings
could be traced TO their activities
IN the Detroit and Hamtramck
policy racket.
Goldyga and Grombelski oper-
ated policy racket in Hamtramck
until last October when police
raids put them out Of business.
IN OTHER RACKETS
Investigators offered several
theories in the Slayings but none
could be subStantiated. One was
that the men had been killed
while attempting 10 shake down
an illegal enterprise, another
was the possibility they may have
attempted 20 muscle in" on
other gang activities in Detroit.
Detective Lieutenant Harry
OBrien and Detective Sergeant
Hyman Ulnick Of the Detroit
homicide squad said the deaths
may be linked with those of
Frank ZajkowSki. alias frankie
Reed, and Walter Red" Tylczak,
both former associates Of the
slain men.
Zajkowski was fatally wounded
by two men, last May 3, at Wood
ward and Baltimore avenues while
Tylczak'S body was found in a
ditch near Mt. Clemens IN 1888.
Both had police records.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
1000 New Tires Gone
In Warehouse Fire

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7 (INS)
-Four thousand new auto tires
and hundreds of recaps were de-
stroyed last night when fire swept
the Goodyear Rubber Company S
warehouse here
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

More about George Brennan,
and what he thinks the ladies
will be wearing on their heads
come Easter. Easter, by the
way. comes on April IS, the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
So YOu Want % Raise!
Boss Must Fill Form No. Io-2 Feet Of Questions
in CoIors-Attach Extra Sheets if Needed
BY SCOTT WIGLE

This is a story about a govern
ment form-and we don't mean {
Washington sweater girl.
It's War Labor Board Form
No. 10 for use when making zap,
plication for approval of volun.
tary or agreed upon wage or
salary adjustment to use their
own words.
This form is over two feet long
and must be filled out in quin-
duplicate like the Dionnes) by the
employer who has agreed to give
more than 10 per cent of his en-
plOVeS a raise.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
GASOIINE

A-COup0n 3-Good Dec. 20 Jan. n.
A-COupOn Good Jan. % 10 Mar. q,
A-COupon 6-Good May ~ 10 July 2i.
FUEL OIL
Coupon Good for 10 gallons until
Jan. ~.
Coupon S-Good for II gallons pntr
Feb. q.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Thousands Spurn Detroit's Tin Salvage Drive
Kahn Will
Benefits
Children

The will of the late Albert Kahn,
world-famous architect, was filed
for probate by his executors today
before Judge Thomas c. Murphy.
Kahn, who was known as "the
man who built Detroit" because Of
the many buildings that came off
his drawing board, left an estate
estimated at more than Sl,500,000.
Bulk of his huge estate he left
in trust funds for his four chill
dren.
A so per cent interest in his
business, Albert Kahn Associates
he left TO his brother, Louis.
His widow. Mrs. Ernestine Kahn:
A daughter. Mrs. Ruth X. Rohtman
Iof Birmingham, and fiis son-in-law,
Harry L. Winston, also of Bir-
Imingham. were named executors
of the will.
DIED DEC. 3
Kahn died at his home. pos
Mack avenue, December S, after a
long illness.
In his will he set up 5000 trust
funds for his eight grandchildren.
To his nephews and nieces he left
$500 each.
All his personal property, his
paintings and sketches, the family
home. summer home and farm in
Oakland County and $4,000, Kahn
left TO his wife.
Seventeen employees of his firm
are 10 receive personal sketches
that he made in Europe.
tn Detroit Founders Society
will receive $4,000. The Univer-
sity of Michigan medical depart
ment was bequeathed 81. 500.
TO the Detroit Community Fund
he left $4,000, held in trust: to
Temple Bethel. $1,000, and TO the
Jewish Welfare deration.
$1,000.
There were many small beQuests
TO other members of the family.
OTHER CHILDREN
Besides Mrs. Rothman, Kahns
other children are Mrs. Rosalie X.
Butzel and Mrs. Lydia K. Winston,
both Of Birmingham, and a son.
Mai. Edgar A. Kahn, now serving
with the University of Michigan
medical unit overseas.
Major Kahn was named in the
will as an executor but Judge
Murphy allowed Mrs. Rothman 10
serve IN his absence.
Another brother. Felix. now
lives IN San Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
Tanks Built by Hand
Soldiers Assemble Them at ChrysIer Arsenal
in Training for Battlefield Conditions
BY SILER FREEMAN

wise, it's all done by hand with
much sweating and toiling.
1t isn't that Chrysler has rur
out of mechanical devices tc
assemble the General Shermans
( The idea Is 10 train soldiers Il
dismantle and assemble tanks
right behind the front lines.
There are nearly 300 men now
at the tank school. They are
divided into four groups. The
first group works on the turret
accessories. The second tears
down and rebuilds the engine; an
other group works on the repairs
and adjustment of the chassis,
while the last is given the job
OF assembling the tank as a unit.
, WEEKS ON CHASSIS
The soldiers are divided into
groups ranging from two 10 six,
each under a ChrySler-trained in
structor. They spend two weeks
on the chassis and four weeks on
building up the tanks.
Hand-assembled tank No. l
took the group of Is just eight
days 10 complete. 1t was sent
out for A test on the track and,
after the government o. K. will
be sent TO the battle front.
The trainees are sent in from
division encampments.
They live in barracks adjacent TO
the school.
r. w. Utley is in charge of
the school with Roy Blanchard as
his assistant. T. II. Billiard is
school superintendent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
RATIONING TIMETABLE

SUGAR
Stamp IO-Good until Jan. IL for
three pounds.
COFFEE
Stamp 2S--Good until Feb. for one
pound for each person over 10.
DEADLINEs
To get Ration Book Jan. IS.
For inspection OF tires-yAn. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08
WHAT'S ASKED

Item II of the form asks that
the dates of the pay roll period for
all employees be listed. Then,
number actually working" and
total man-hourS worked" and
average straight time hourly
earning"
There is lots more of the same.
After the employer has sweated
through the form, it is turned into
the nearest office of the wages
and hours division, then goes to
the Cleveland regional office, from
there to the Cleveland regional
office of the War Labor Board
and sometimes from there TO
Washington.
After that, there is nothing
more to do but wait. However, IL
is advised that you not hold your
breath. Months have been known
to pass.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

of the wages and hours and public
contracts division of the United
States Department of Labor will
provide assistance in the prepara-
tion and filing of the application"
And, brother, we'll take book"
that you will be asking for the
assistance.
The form asks for 80 items Of
information and one small en-
ployer reported that he was over
three days filling it out.
Throughout the form is literally
sprinkled the phrase, attach addi-
tional sheets if necessary" There
is nothing in the form that says
the government will supply the
necessary paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-08

All of which hasn't much to
do with ladies hats, except that
IL gives you little better idea
OF this Detroiter who tried ap-
plying horse sense to ladies'
hats and became an artist at IL.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
BUS GIRLS,
DISH WASHERS.
PORTERS.

No experience needed, good
pay, vacation with pay; 49,
hour week. Apply at any
Peoples Drug Store or at II
P st. ne.
PRICING CLERK, must be
familiar with drugs and
chemicals; excellent salary,
good hours, vacation with
pay. Apply E m ploy m e n t
Dept, Peoples Drug Stores,
~ P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

FOOD CHECKER CASHIER,
Experienced National cash register sys-
tenn Sl25 month and meals. Apply Miss
Silver.
HARVEY'S, 11O7 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
REAL OPPORTUNITY
GAS STATION

Attendants ., colored, experienced cal
washer: Sl20 mo, 1905 N. j. ave NV
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
but may. consider also capable man witt
industrial selling experience; sales-mainte
nance representative in Washington: sal
Of steel strapping vital for eficient packae,
ing and car loading: permanent position
with excellent future age limit AZ years
conhdential replies MUST include complete
details of education experience draft
status Boy 11S-H
Evening star., 1943-10-31


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for part
ART ARTrsf NE waSrEpMwssbnston "s7 MI sGRfr adrer-
tisins agency desires full-time services
capable of handling newspaper Iayouis
400 for appointment. Henry j. Kauf-
near Bethesda. Couple preferred. Modern
home ,,rnf ,ed eec COD gas; heat farm product;
Nj Mehrns. ' WI pS 7!a. moHSn evennss TsssfS Call
COOK for restaurant. experienced only:
good working condtions, no sunday or
eoSUSTTER s!, Fl CLERK. szpsrispcsd phar-
COUPLE; white. for ianitors of apartment
eeaS nSaSe .nd Man n to %. run stoker keep place
not reply If you use liquor No objection
rzht r. mdas paope ase Box hs S ssod r Job for the
couple, young. good pay, pleasant sur
roundings and 4-room furnished bunga
low on poultry farm. Phone severna
FARM N FAMILY. experenced to work
sbares sma VeAieauIpped Aiso 1Fs farm SALARY
GtffAk}sfs snd Asn'ls sinsers S"H Wanted to make
at wo oS1d 1894 spPGsv ssRPGGrtun'tY Phone
MAN AND WIFE. no objection to husband
with other job to live in or out; woman to
guest home; references required. 1904 Que
st.. NV. Salary. 500 per mo.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, no children, to
Living quarters and good salary Apply
Colonial Investment Co, s17 9th NV
sALEsPsoPaE SAL cashiers CHECKERS
department 9TH floor. The Palas Royal,
G ST, at 11th.
HAVE YOU a special skill in music. ath-
letics, dancing, dramatics or crafts? Rec
reation Dept, Alexandria. offers unusual
opportunity to teach your hobby. Short
Call Alexandria 1905
Evening star., 1943-10-31
HELP MEN & WOMEN tcon..)

SCRIPT WRITER, with secretarial expert
or woman interested in radio production.
Box ODD, Star
care for 9-year- -old boy after school in ex-
change for bedroom in apt. use of un-
limited phone and kitchen. ia. 1907.
FREE RENT-Ground floor for honest white
couple exchange care small rooming house
near Capitol. Inquire 1853 @ ST. NV.
DRUG CLERKS, experience
desirable, but not necessary;
good pay; 8-hour, 6-day week;
vacation with pay. Apply at
any Peoples Drug Store or at
Employment Department, II
P st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-10-31

With some college training under 35 years
OF age, for work with figures OF a nom
accounting nature. Reasonable ability, ac-
curacy and a liking for detail essential
Those with mathematic major preferred,
portunity for adyancemept Apply week
day mornings. Personnel Dept, Rm. 300,
Capital Transit Co, 36th and Prospect
streetcar) to door These positions will
pc of special interest to those residing In
GEORGETOWN or nearby Md. or Va. as this
travel fine
Evening star., 1943-10-31

M E HANIC, EXPERT
ENCED, TO WORK ON
EVROLET TRUCKS;
PERMANENT POSITION;
GOOD PAY; REFS. RE
QUIRED. APPLY AFTER 4
PM. PIONEER LAUNDRY
920 RHODE ISLAND AVE
NE
Evening star., 1943-10-31
SALESMAN
MAIL-ORDER WRITER,

FIELD. THE MAN WE WANT SHOULD BE
ABLE TO SHOW SEVERAL LETT Ett.a .,
CEssFULLY SOLD ETHER BUSINESS
BOOKS AND SERVICES OR FINANCIAL
PUBLICATIONS AND SERVICES. LARGE,
REPUTABLE PUBLISHER CAN OFFER
EXCELLENT FUTURE. NO APPLICA-
TON CONSIDERED UNLESS TT GIVES
FULL INFORMATION ON THE FOLLOW
ING: AGE, DRAFT STATUS, NATIONAL
1TY, EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE, PAST
EARNINGS. SALARY EXPECTED. RE-
LEASE NECESSARY IF IN AN ESSENTIAL
ACTIVITY. BOX 456-D, STAR.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
WAREHOUSE MEN

We need several young men for ware
mouse work; can earn S32 80 fer a 4S-hr
week to start, with advancement up to
S4S90 after weeks NATIONAL BIS
CUT CO. 336 Randolph pl ne.
statesmen.
Gan you stand making $1,000 per
nronth' Are you willing to put in the ef-
fort to do this? We are swamped with
prospects who should buy for protection
before they need it. If you have a car and
a successful honorable selling record, drop
in and have chat with us
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY,
BIadensbure Rd. at District Line
WHITE BOY. REFINED. 1915 YEARS
old: experience not necessary; interesting
WORK permanent position Apply Mr
LEWIS 3r TuOc cA1rz
Evening star., 1943-10-31
HELP WoMEk.
MANICURIST.

Good salary. Hamilton Hotel Barb
Shop. 4th and X SITS. NV
YOIING WOMEN
Evening star., 1943-10-31
WATCHMAN

Hours m to 4:30 m; requires per-
formance OF some janitorial work; salary
s25 for 40 hours. time and a half for
overtime; essential industry; perma nent
employment, Phone DI 1900 or apply at
Personnel Department. United States News
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