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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1943-06-18
NEW SERVICE CLUB NAMED II
HONOR OF DR.. CARVER

Australia - "Portscape," an Ord
nance Depot Camp paper, located in
California, relates that service club
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

dy's dark-blue eyes. "Oh, you
did? So what now"
Uncle Cal rubbed his hands.
IL shall have to have ten dol
lars"
Ten dollars?" Hildy stamped
her foot. Things have got 10 a
pretty pass when / can't enter
tain IA guest without you pop
ping up and demanding money.
/ But we won't argue before
strangers. III give you five dol
lars and not penny more.
Nov, Hildegarde," said I'm
Gle Cal dreamily. "Gentlewomen
never haggle.'
Sometimes, Uncle Cal" Hill
dy said, Il could wiring your
wretched neck" She looked at
Jonah. Lend me ten dollars for
a little while, will you, Jonah"
Wonderingly, Jonah produced
a ten-spot. Uncle Cal took ii
politely, but with a CLEAN in his
pale eyes.
That is quite satisfactory,
young man" he said. I'VE may
now consider the transaction
closed He looked down the
path toward the horse, who has
surruptitiously poaching off a
honeysuckle vine. Come along,
sweetheart" he called.
Bucephalus ambled forward,
snagged anoth er sprig OF
honeysuckle on the fly and halt
ed beside the trio, breathing
softly down Jonah's neck.
well, Hildegarde," Uncle Cal
beamed upon her. This is CAPT.
tai, 1t means oats for Bucepha-
lus."
"Oats to you said Hildy.
This generation. Uncle Cal
observed vaguely. seems singu-
larly devoid of respect. But no
matter. Come, Bucephalus,'
And humming tuneless
tune, Uncle Cal moved away.
Bucephalus bestowed a parting
/ breath upon Jonah's neck and
followed.
Jonah, touch dazcd, looked
after them. Who was that" he
inquired family.
(TO Be COntinued
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
. SERIAL STORY
HETERRIBLE EYE
BY EDWIN RUTT s ss'. .:.";s. 's ;ss
CoPYRi0HT, tol3.
NgA 0GRvicg. INC.

tell you things about that guy
that would make your hair
curl"
How did you happen to make
this discovery" Hildy asked.
There was still dash of numor-
the lunatic in her voice.
by chance" Jonah said SOM
berly. The depravity of Good
King Wenceslaus had rendered
him somber. Quite by accident,
during some Photographic re-
searches"
But what do you want Fa-
Their TO do about it,"
Il want him." said Jonah, ito
buy the Terrible Eye"
why sell it? If it will do all
you say, you could make your
e' erlasting fortune"
True" Jonah said. But
right now, I've no chance to eX-
plot it. To begin with, TT Navy
is going to get the undersigned
in about a month. Beyond that,
I'm not interested in revising
history. I'm no more interested
in unearthing a lot of forgotten
scandals. And l certainly don (
want all that divorce and black
mail traced to my door,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
High|iights from
the Latest Books

Hes in Submarines Now
(McBride: so clears up most
of the mysteries about undersea
craft, details the training of a
pig boat sailor, and his activities
in peace and war. The U-boats
get little publicity, except in
major sinkings. but they are an
important branch Of the Navy.
Bombs Away " in 6:
$3.50 is John Steinbeck's story
o ia bomber team. Steinbeck has
written the book, after touring
Army air fields to gather data,
so that the parents of Air Corps
men and all the rest of the folks
at home may appreciate the
work these boys do, the training
they take. All proceeds from the
book go to the Air Forces Aid
Society Trust Fund.
1.-The Flying Guns (Scrib-
ners; S2). There is no letup In
action from the moment Lieut..
Clarence Z. Dickinson, u. S. N,
flies into the attack on Pearl
Harbor until the victory at Mid
way. A fine record Of naval avi-
alton.
TECHNICAL DATA
If you really want to under
stand this war in the air, check
in with Fighter Facts and Fall
lacies" (Morrow: S1.25) which
will supply you winning points
in any argument over the rela-
tive merits Of war planes.
Also recommended are Jor-
danoff's Aviation Dictionary
(Harper: $3.50 so that you can
understand that young U. S. Air
Corpsman on leave. and The
Man Behind the Flight Char
per: $3.50 which will give you
an idea of what the Notifying
personnel are doing TO help win
the war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
OATS FOR BUCEPHALUS
CHAPTER Nv

Sure" agreed Jonah affably,
Think what would happen if |
put the thing on the market!
Murder, divorce, blackmail and
and all sorts of things would
, rampant. Scandals would be
uncovered by the minute. There
would be upset conditions COM
pared to which this war would
.ook silly"
There certainly would be-"
Furthermore, the whole con-
:eption of history would prob
IDLY have to be revised. You
Inow Good King Wenceslaus?"
"Oh, intimately"
Don't jest" said Jonah dark
y. THE records have it that
Nenceslaus was a pious man.
But don't kid yourself. | could
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
FALSE ALARM

CHICAGO - Earl Petersen,
of Green Bay, Wis, left his
suitcase in bus depot while ne
went out to get a cup of coffee.
Returning and finding his bag
surrounded by the police de-
partments bomb squad, he open
ed it for their inspection. IT
contained a suit of long under
wear and an alarm clock which
had produced the ominous tick
ing sound.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
BY EDWIN RUTT

Jonah Logan has invented "The
Terrible Eve" q device which will
accurately televise scenes OF the past.
when he and hes assistant. Mahoney.
scale wall In an effort to obtain an
Interview with Henry l.. Claiming,
the camera king, they are diseovered
by girl. She reveals her identity
as Hildy, Channing's daughter. and
promises TO help. Since Mr.. Claiming
10 Autocratic and In allergic TO photo
graphers In airy fern. u will be DIFF
ficult TO arrar"e meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Police Bond Total
Is 70 Million
Largest Number Sold
by Mcclellan Station

The Detroit police department
sale of war bonds will probably
total 20 million dollars, proud po
lice officials revealed Saturday.
Highest individual sales were
chalked up by the Mcclellan
Street Precinct with total of So
1875 in % days
Inspector Arthur J. Heidi per
mlttcd Chenc street station 10 holC
the lead and then on the last day
OF the bond drive shot through
$4,000 in sales to ovcrtake In
Spector Walter SteltS statesmen.
The police department sales:
Mcclellan. S3,13S.575: Chene
So, $3.50; Conner. 1852, $50
Mounted division. SISSY. 800
Schaefcr S1,3Si .325: Fort, SlO44..
600; Bethunc. S1,023,300, Palmer
Park, SS07 $50; Dawson, SS03,350,
Trumbull, Sos. 200.
Hunt. S7O4275: McGraw. $3.50
OBS; Petoskey, S503 075; Detective
Bureau, S456,625; Grand River
$500 $50; Garfield, S357925; First
Precinct, $3.50 $50. Traffic division
S296, 700; A id ent Prevention
Bureau. S287750; Motor Division.
Sl7S. 600; HarbormaSter Division
$50 AS, Traffic Court SD, $50,
Public Vehicle Squad. SS.475.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Post $500 Reward
For Word of Bow
Lost Allen Meal pines
Fate a Mystery

Although still convinced that
the baby drowned, police Saturday
obtained $500 as reward for in
formation leading to the return of
.2-ycar-old Allen Grant McAlpine
The money will also be paid,
according 10 a stipulation approved
by the county board of auditors,
if the Youngsters body is located
and death was other than an ac-
cident."
The brown-haired fodder diSap-
peared April -. When last seen
he was less than 100 feet from
swollen River Rouge near the Nc
Alpine home al 1888 Hazelton.
dragglngS, however, have
failed TO reveal any clue.
In a circular put out by Supt,
Berg. the missing boy was de-
Scrlbcd as weighing 30 pounds, > =
feet. tail, fair Completed, blue
eyed and wearing a blue coat and
blue snow pants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Il call upon all miners who may have abandoned THEN
work Immediately the and work for then
government Their country needs their services
those Of the members of the armed forces.
Il confident that they do not wish retard the
effort that they patriotic other Americans
that they will promptly this call perform this
service.
Il repeat that investigation of the of living
being made in the mining areas and that the government will
insist that prices be held accordance
prosecuted.
Whenever the miners submit their the War
Board 1t will be determined promptly fairly
with the procedure and law applicable all tabor disputes
any adjustment of is made will be made retroactive
The production of coal must and shall continue.
Il propose to talk the radio nation
on Sunday at 10 p. m"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Makes Threot Of Force

y stated that if work not resumed by 10 o'clock
Saturday morning should all the power vested in
President and commander in chief protect the national in
prevent further interference with the successful
prosecution of the
Except few mines the production of coal has virtually
ceased. The national interest is in grave peril
Il have today by appropriate executive order directed the
secretary the interior the fuel administrator and
whose department the bureau of mines and the bumnous
coat division take possession of and operate the coal mines
for the tnned States Government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
War Bonds Gifts
For Art, JingIes
To Spur Salvage
May Il, Date for Next
Tin Can Pickup Here
Is Deadline for Entries

A contest, with war bonds as
prizes. was announced Saturday
by the Wayne County Tin Can
Salvage Committee, 10 increase
tin salvage throughout Detroit
and the county
Every one is eligible TO compete
with cartoons, poster sketches,
jingleS and articles, Terry Bannan
chairman of the tin salvage COM
mittee, announced.
All entries must be in by
Saturday, May -, the date of the
next tin pickup here. The rules
are simple.
First prize will be a $50 war
bond, to be awarded for the best
effort along any line TO bolster tin
salvage tFhe next three prizes
will be S25 war bonds.
Should the winners be school
students, their schools viii be
awarded War Production Board
salvage pennantS.
Judges in the C0niest-MIu- hr
Edwin j. Anderson, chairman OF
the Wayne County Salvage Com
mitteel John McGilliS, of the WPB
salvage division, and Kenneth
Burns, chairman of the Michigan
Salvage Committee.
All entries should be sent to Tin
Can Salvage. 262l Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

LONDON. May l GNS)-The
United Nations, slowly but surely
are winning the battle of the Az.
lantic, Admiral Harold r. Stark
commander of American naval
forces in the European theater,
said today.
He made this statement at a
ceremony in the Claridge Hotel at
which he accepted, on behalf of
the United States Naval Academy
a replica of John Paul Jones bat
tie flag made by Yorkshire women.
Far he IL from me TO belittle
what the U-bOat has done and is
doing" he said, "but we know
the U-boat's fighting losing
battle. Slowly but surely we are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Educators Outline
Pre-Draft Courses

LANSING. May 1 (UP) - DR..
Eugene NJ Elliott, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, today
announced plans are being made
for a conference of educators on
pre-induction courses for teen age
boys.
School administrators, prtnci-
pals, teachers, college representa-
tives, and several national consult
ants will attend the conference TO
clarity detectives and methods Of
training used in the pre-induction
classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Text of Presidents
Decree on Mines

WASHINGTON. MolI -(lP-Tet Of President
zoos, rtif'S SfOtopCAt ~ the coal strike:
Thursday April % sent telegram to John L. Lewis
Kennedy president and ecrearyeasure OF the
Workers pointing out that the coal strikes were
with the prosecution of the and chal-
machinery for the orderly and
peaceful settlement disputes and the power of the gov
erumcnt carry the
said that the continuance and spread of the strikes would
The effect the of the Gripping
defeat appealed the miners to work
submit their the National War Labor
Board for final determination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Noted Producer
Views Detroit

William Morris, well known
theatrical producer, arrived in De-
.troit. Saturday, to get the feel"
of the armament industry that will
furnish atmosphere for the forth
coming musical. Roll Up Your
Sleeves
With Howard Bey, Broadway
scenic designer, and Lou Wolfson,
the Morris manager, he visited
several plants and conferred with
UAW-CIO officials who are back
ing the venture as a sort of indus
trial version of This Is the
Army"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
S540,250 Bonds
In River Rouge

The City Of River Rouge solo
$40, $50 in war bonds at a bono
auction rally in the high school
arranged by businessmen, it was
revealed Saturday.
Nine cakes of soap brought
$4,000 from city officials. A
plane cushion sent by a pilot to
his mother brought $4,000. and
a group of children who offered
their services for eight hours
raised the sale another $4,000.
They Will take care of babies.
Roy Howell was the chairman
and Harry Whitlow of Wyandotte
the auctioneer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Detroit Boys Invited
To Join Victory Band

Boys between the ages Of 10 and
17-With one years eXPefieHee-fff
playing band instrument Satur-
day were invited to join the De
partment of Parks and Recreation
Boys Victory Band.
The band rehearSeS s p m Mon
day at Elmwood Recreation Cen
ter. Uniforms are furnished free
plus drums and larger instruments.
Information may be obtained from
Vaughan Sunderland. TYLER 6-3S62.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
We Are Winning Battle
OF Atlantic, Stark Says

winning the battle of the
Atlantic.
I'VE are winning because Of
the same hardihOOd and will 10
win that were immOrtaliZed In
the famous words of John Paul
Jones-'We have just begun to
fight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Girl Shot by Father
Given Chance 10 Live

BAY CITY. May ! tUP)-Ten-
Near-old Geraldine LlSk. shot Tues
day when her father went bCrSerlt
and fired on five members OF his
family. was given a fair chance
10 live today after amputation OF
her right arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Less Luggage TO Be Made

WASHINGTON, May I CUP)-
The War Production Board today
curtailed manufacture of luggage,
ordering an overall cut of approx
imately 40 per cent and limiting
pieces 10 seven basic types.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Resume Citizen Classes

Citizenship classes, suspended
for Easter vacation, will be re-
.Sumed Tuesday night at z o'clock
i'm the Gallagher Memorial Recre-
alton Center, S4l9 Vanderbilt. il
was announced today. The classes
serve potential American citizens
lin the west and southwest sections
lOf The CITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Woman, Hit by Car, Dies

Mrs Harry Suuin, -, Of 10lS
Jones. died Saturday in Receiving
HoSpltal'of a fractured skull after
She walked into the side Of a
street car Thursday at Michigan
and Fifth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Did John l. Sullivan Fight
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The famous heavyweight champion was
noted a. NoraCi0us eater. Gould be have
eaten and fought As be dld " he suffered
aftcf-eaflnp p1insr Don't neglect stomach
tf U.trr pains Indigestion. gss pains.
heartburn burning sensation. h'oat and
other conditions caused tor excess acid
Gtt a. 2Jc BOX o. Tdla Tablets from your
drugEtst First dose must convince 0r re-.
torn toN e. "a and set DOUBLE YOUR
Monty BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Quota for Wayne
Over Subscribed
By S75,OOO.O
u. s. Goal Exceeded
in War Bond Drive
by 4 Billion Dollars

WASHINGTON. May I up
Secretary OF Treasury Henry Nor
gcnthau ~. announced tonighr That
The S12 0o00u0000 Second War
Loan drive already was overSub-
scrIbcd by nearly Si00o000,o0o.
Latest reports. ne said, showed
that Sl6e04Oo0.O00 worth of secu-
r7trr~ ir.ty3. t,rrtt Sotti. Even tIuuEr
tho drive ended otlciallyFAmd-
night. sales recorded tsUSht and
mail order subscriptions post
marked mp 10 midnight VIII be
added 20 the total
Unofficial estimates were that
the final ,otal would approach
$4,000. O00 900, an oycrSubSCrlp-
ton of nearly S5.0000OO,000.
Tho world greatest arsenal Of
democracy. Wayne County has
over-Sub>cribed its Si4N 600 00o
-uar-h hand quota by mere than Sf9,-
100000
This Information nearest APP
proaCh To The actual total of sales
here since the second war loan
drive opened three weeks ago,
came Saturday from The seventh
federal reserve district hcadquar-
tiers in Chicago. which embraces
Lower Michigan
All of Lower Michigan has gone
at least 30 per cent over the top
Of its S22O.O00.000 quota, making
the total around S330000. 600 And
the returns are not all in, by any
means.
FINAL FIGURES LACKING
C. S. Young. president of Chi
Cages federal reserve bank and
general chairman of the war
finance committee of the Seventh
Federal Reserve District, which
includes all of the Lower PENN
sula. Saturday wired Walter s.
McLucaS, chairman Of the board
of National Bank OF Detroit and
head Of the Michigan war finance
committee, as follows:
AS this great drive draws 10
n close, I am delighted 10 report
subscriptions are still pouring In
unanimously. We will exceed
the nonbank quota by virtually
so per cent.
"Heartiest congratulations
and thanks to you, your assist
ants and your field personnel for
splendid work"
McLucas said that no official
local figures will be released until
the final tabulation. probably next
Saturday, because we can't pos
sibly work through this bank of
mail and untitled orders until that
time"
SALES STILL MOUNT
Bond buying everywhere in De-
troit and Wayne County seemed
10 have taken a sudden upward
surge rather than tapered off as
the overSubscription figure.
mounted hourly.
Ford dealers OF Michigan. com
posing what is known as the Dear
born branch of the motor COM
pany. reported today they had sold
So, go. 900 in war bonds up TO the
last accounting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

ADNERTlsEMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Calls on Miners to Work

7OT The United States Government,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

CARLSON STU Notwithstanding displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph qllt.
Convert your attic into an income. We
hnance. Smaley. Madison lsii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

SERVICE RUG CLEANING Tackled dow
,NtG,frC specially E4a' ahirc1 Irs.ie1
fH4n IavutH.c. NfunVpnd -shlu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Technical Schools
Male Help Wanted

A-t.AI IoNORlIE nrlhsrr i." or spare
time hs .n4f tu uH-s. t.'.'tt~It.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Food Price Rise
.ReportedinState

LANSING. July Q During tho
three months ending June ID food
prices IN SN Michigan citIeS
checked by the department Of
labor and industry rose an aver
age If > to Is per cent with some
items such as fresh fruit rising
as much as s. per cent u was
announced today
Despite price ceiling, the price
NJ meats rose 10 n"arly All critics
checked from ] per cent Io Flint
20 nearly , per cent lr the Sagi-
nav area Fresh fish prices rose
30 per cent m Lansing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
\ AZ, CEMENT I'm IN W0RRKK-AA
lrTIIEs 4 IINTIRlN

RI ECTRIC supplies light fixtures nuores-
CENTS Ray lu167 GJauJt RI. 800
ELECTRIC WIRES cables svIftnr. a4
kIufs. lowest prices va East Adams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

FINEST quality $50. I -rade .r5n.te marx.
ers now Nlt Il. terms TO. N-bH23
net Monument Works. g1tt vs. Dawson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
rAINTING AID DECORATING

Al WALL WASHING-DECOEATISG
ANY time Free estimates Il. 1-3.Nl.
AL paper hanging kalsomrus and paint
lna sans ume Tt 1-01sa
HOUSE PAINTING paper haners paper
removed rv steam Plsla 7i-2
PAINTING and d,,ortrt guaranteed
workmanship Temple 2-sIt2
PtPFEHANGING HOGAGTH $3.50
Guaranteed. reasonable Price. immediate
service
PLUMBING NND HLNII\G
GOOD usrt bathroom uHfhis available '.r
installation without pr0r''es Madison
nllu.
TTT-NBTNG HEATING Installed no.
-naI-e1---eu 4---4e-a.l7 ,A t't-'t+t4t- tr7-
40 S2b7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON NATURALIZATION displays.
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph qllt
Convert your attic into an income. We
hnanee. Smaley, Madison lsi'.
BICYCLES AND TRIGl
REBUILT bicvcies: all sizes. Crosse Pie.
Rrvgic 1901 MACK. Tu. 2-4.3u.
ttRrtT NND RtG tILN\I>G
SERVICE Rug CLEANING Tackled down
,ttl,trc specially t4a' antrc1. insafed
'Hi1 lRVnts.c. Nin"V'od -.shl1,
pNL\r WORK
A 4AA-GGII55AAffkFss;AS4 -W6RK-Aa
TOM S4ltI-S--I,iIA--I4t- s-eA
ADDISON Cement work ,su Nutsl
concrete az Its hest CiiHotd a>-3
BLOOM auug aud ceirent WORK special
lsIrs m alterations can CataNo Bros,
OGyc it+u
CEMENT WORK side drives, garage Npars
guaranteed A.,r estimates Murray 1884.
GARAGE floors. rat walls. driveways; sat.
tstaction guar, year 10 pay. IN. 1880.
sTECI Nl1TTNG cement work Garage
floors .T8' walls sidewalk dr'Vtv HNs.
60. TWmuioHk ..u40I. Iwuhrtoh l-1poh
IIICTRICtL SUPPLIES 4 IINTuRt>
ELECTRIC supplies. Hight fixtures nuores-
CENTS Ray lul63 GJauot Pl.. 800
ELECTRIC WIEES cables switches rI
KINDS. lowest puCes va East Adams
LtNf>TRor GHI>G
OLD e,yes cleaned and repaired. ,ais-
1919 ut ali Kinds ca. oi5n.
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. .I1G
Al DUST FSS SANDING. diminishing own
rover Estimates. Guaranteed Noismsn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
INSULATION


.a Wool BLOWN M walls at'lc saves
r.t.. comfort rs f.s3au- lives RI Alsg.
90 NtBtR ND HtIfDING NtTIRIAI>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
ROOIING nm MINI

RO5 .LFE SKATING nightly cBg,.ng
EXERCISE f'r better health % Windsor
Arena 512 Mgpoussll. Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
In Menoriun

Us LOWING MEMORY H., as dear mother
Mrs justine SmauCsA Husband John
rr7 children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
BOTTLING DEPARTMENT

po,k au3 warehouse men Vth nr without
experience. white or tpI"re1 Apply = ~
go m Personnel OfNce. Dossin Food
Products $3.50 Gratio'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
RADIO sERNIIL


BE store cberkup. calls. ST. iI,si
Housekeeping shop. 50l7 " 9ddWaf1.
f-ItH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
rIr MIXING A>p uE,tr>o
PIT uBI>G- IICt>>ED

80 DIGGING, No MESS.-seVsfs drain
cleaned. electric machine. hncs. coup
mcnt Ofeson 2ifs.
so DIGGING SO MISS .eoers drain
cleaned elecfrir machW, inest equip
meut Oregon 2tts
SINKS CLEANED sewers cleaned ~ectr
caiN zee pump service. reasonable
Madison Uulu.
SINKS cleaned 81 3 hour sewer service
Duke Us 226ll Also p-umh-n. hAlutr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
IkNINTRot GHIN1
floor SANDING. WANING. me-,

UI % e,yes cleaned and repaired. cal
1909 ct I'll. tnds ca. ufto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

AAN.l INSELBRIC SIDING AND o.
- ROOFING MODFBNlLING. ~
? Porter TO h-ttf1