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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-22
ar River Group
OF Baptists Will
Meet October Is

Several .'uncr, Of the fn-t
BAPTIST Gnu. ,l Henderson alc Of
iiciuls IN T.. Far Rivci Baptis' ~
s"ci1ii"n AIT uIc expected to toe ON
hand to "ii.r.at" at the annual meet
ir& "i that b. Ct" on Wednesday. ne
'"hcr -. al 49, ZION Baptist Chrrn.
some 'Iitcrn lies cast Of Henderson.
y sl/cable delegation from the local
rhUrCh Is C.p,ctCd 10 attend.
Rev. T.. NusfIc"t Gardner. the ;.us-
tor. l. clerk no.. the association. Mrs.
". w. Parkc. VI Henderson. Is SUI
rcr'ntandCut of the Wuman's Mis-
sIGHuiy Union I the association.
i. Edward Allen. of Warrculrr.
scn"uj superintendent for Warren
county. ig MODERATOR. VI. Il. Nycock,
Of Theron. :. .uCiatiunal Sunday
scnrpl superb .Gdcnt. and Re-. john
Edwards. pa.'. Of NJ. Zion church
and host 10 tie meeting. is Baptist
Training UnI"u superintendent lor
..c AREA.
The Valley settler., 1943-04-16
tJCS?JJAl- N CJ5S

y -
Nj l, Ananook Of Eklutna spent a
few eoys ct the hospital this week
for treatment an6 observati on.
Mrs. George Venue is being treat
&c in the hospital for sciatica.
Frank Porovena of Independence
Wine has been hosrite lizee for a
IS severe case Of Influenza.
Pneumonia has MADE Yrs. Pill Sher-
woo6 hospital patient this week.
Pauline calugan Of Eklutna is ct
the hospital FIR observation cne
treatment.
Frank Wetson he's been stee6ily
and will be able to leave
the hospital the first Of the week.
lGrs. Pauline Watson Of anchorage
is q patient in the hospital.
From The New York l.orl6-Tolea ram.
"Th2 news you rea6 from the Soviet
Union S cs accurate as ony that can
be Given from great country at war
They % not always tell the whole
story, enS the figures noy s ometires
be out Of line, but in general, what
they say 1 $ true.
The sources OF inf ornation arc ex-
c eptionally trus tworthy. They orc .
the Soviet press, official ccmnunt
ques an6 aye-Wi tness observation.
Co~r1nioucs ore issue6 cech neon ane
hi hit. This winter they consisted Of
o pa-e, listin1 points ro-coptured
boy the Rec army, an6 several paues
of 6etoils on in6ivieuol operati ons.
There IS no case known to Moscow
correspon6 onts OF & false Soviet
e lain to capture Of any point.
VII en- German count er-s.t acks have
RESULTED in re- capture Of points,
The Valley settler., 1943-04-16

VALLEY q III. PASTORS
Churcn service $500 pm.
Tecnes9a5 4Ven1ne service 6:OO pm.
Tooerc" h'rth
Soncay HePoo1 lO:OO am.
Suncey Services 11:oO am.
ST. MIC Ills CATHOLIC PASTOR
Rev. pa! n Sneeo
Suneey IS 10:oo AIN.
49,.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
LOS EFECTOS DEL CAFE
SOBRE Ell METABOLIS-
MO, Ell PULSE Y LA PRE-
SION

Los medicos brasilenos J. R. Va
lie v r. F. de Mello han estudia-
do los efectos sobre ell metabolis-
mo: 10. del cafe puro; 20. del
cafe sin cafeina; 80. del cafe des-
cafeinado, pero mezclado con clor-
hidrato de trigonelina = otro al
caloide del cafe, cuyos efectos han
sido describes por K~ohlrausch.
Despues de haber determinado la
cifra del metabOlismo nasal antes
de la experimentation, Vale y
Mello hicieron ingerir cafe a va
rios sujetos. E metabolismo fue
entonces registrado con la ayuda
del aparato Benedict-R cada
treinta minutes, durante las dos
o dos horas y media que siguierOn
a la digestion. La elevation media
del metabolismo fue de SIS por
ciento (cafe puro); II por cien-
to (cafe sin cafeina) Y, y 0.3 por
ciento (cafe de~scafeinado mas tri
gOnelina). Despues de la ingesti6n
total Sc nota un aflojamiento o un
debilitamiento del pulse radial,
al mismo tempo que I'm aumento
de la preston sist6lica. A 10 largo
de la segunda serie de experien-
cias (cafe sin ~cafeina) Sc ha COM
probable que ell pulse y la tension
arterial no Sc habian modificado
apenas; en- fin, al anadir trigone-
lima a este cafe descafeinado, sc
nota una disminuci6n de la fire.
cuencia del pulse y una caida de
la preston ~sist6lica (lo que puede
explicarse pOr la acci6n vagot6ni-
ca de este 1ltimo alcaloide).
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
Ell ACIDO NICOTINICO
EN- Ell
DE UN E

Los senores Rubinstein y Sha-
Kun, del Institute de Medicina Ex-
detrimental de Moscou, han descu-
bierto que ell acido nicotinico es
indispensable para ell desarrollO
de la larva de "galleria melone-
lla". Precisa una pequenisima can
tidad de acido nicotinico, 5 a 10
miligramos por cada 100 gramos
de medic vitaminado. De este mo-
do ell desarrollo de una larva de
'galleria" nuevamente salida a
luz puede servir de test biologico
de los mas sensibles para detectar
c~antidades infimas de acido nico-
tinico.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
Ell Poerna de un
Heroe

En- la Espana imperial Sc ha &C.
lebrado recientemente I'm homena-
je, una function de agradecimien,
to, a la "Italia Imperial. Reuni-
dos en- un teatro de la Corte, ma
no a mano, preclaros representa-
tes de ambos imperialismos, Sc re-
present6 una obrita italiana de t.
tulo cursilisimo que sentimos no
recordar exactamente y, CORES
pondiendo a tai delicia, en- senal
de noble vasallaje, ell inclito man.
co Milan Astray escribi6 I'm ms
pirado poema titulado GEL legio-
nario", que lego un representa-
tie de la vieja farandula. Siempre
fueron curiosos datos de locura
los frutos del numen arrebatado
de los generates, que en momen-
tos de ocio Sc sienten tocados por
las musas liricas Y con una vaga
idea de esa nombrada relacion u
oposici6n entire las armas Y las
quieren ejercitarse, con la
misma dignidad que llevan los fail
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
Derechos y Debe-
res del Poeta

La revista francesa Fontaine ha
tenido la idea de publican un MI
nero especial y "permanente" So
bre los derechos del poeta. Con
este motive Francis de Biomandre,
que comenta la noticia, exclama
"IComo 81 ell poeta tuviera dere-
chos. Sobre quien, en- e%fecto, y
sobre que tiene ell poeta derecho...
va que no tiene deberes?... Como
poeta, claro esq.
Suponemos que estas crueles y
maravillosas palabras %produciran
a la vez ell orgullo y la deception
de ciertos poetas. Orgullo, por-
que una vez mas quedan reconoci-
dos csc derecho a la arbitrarie-
dad y eli absurdo que los simples
morales conceden a los discipulos
de las Musas; y deception y pena
porque ell negar derechOs a los poe
tas sobre algo o sobre alguien, es
como matar la iniciativa en- cier-
mes de una association de poetas,
va fraguada en- ciertas mentes, q.
defienda frente a la sordidez fra
y mecanica del mundo los dere-
chos y haberes de los que cantan
la gracia sutil.
Los poetas son los hijos NINA
dos y desgraciados de la literatu-
ra. A menudo reproducen la vieja
polemica seg1n la cual tai es,
naturalmente, ell punto de vista de
los poetas- ell poeta debe cobrar
como ell p~rosista, pues 81 su parte
es mas breve es tambien mas con-
densada y sugerente. NosOtros, por
nuestra parte, apoyamos esta rel
vindicaci6n sin negar por clio al
poeta su derceho a la lagrima mo
Fortuna o al arrebato fuera de lu-
gar.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
La Ia CONCESSION DE :
PIEDADES A PANrt9
HECHAS POR Los ST vSl
DOS UNIDOS, ES Az sS9
MENTE E~NCoMENnaIIII

WASHINGTON, msvo q,
La concession de ciertas D,..
des, hecha pOr los Esta5o,
dos a Panama, la cual ha y5'1
tamente elogiada por Ell prs,ii|
tie Ricardo Adolfo de la Cp,,l
proyoca 10 que el Presidents n
sevelt ha dado en- lamar n,.1
tuaci6n deseable.
Los sistemas de alcantarrl
y los bienes raices ubicado,
las ciudades de Colon y PaD,l
fueron cedidos a la Repdblca|
Panama por una ley especial u
bada por ell Congreso de los n
DIS Unidos, ell cual liquid6 tamil
la deuda de Panama de s2,7l
600, que Sc necesitarOn para
construction de carreteras.
Ell Sr. Tom Connally, Presij
tie del Comite de Relaciones
teriores del Senado de los F,
dos Unidos, quien presento Ell !
yecto de ley al Congreso, Sc
mostrado muy satisfecho Dor
aprObacion de esta ley, que Vi
a contribuir a estrechar las r
clones con la repdblica istmei
Ell Presidente de la Guardis
claro que esta acci6n del gobie
n-orteamericano demuestra eel
dadero espiritu de entendimie
justicia y cooperation hacia
mama, la cual por su parte, ha
mostrado su deseo de coOperar
los Estados Unidos en- la def
del Canal de Panama y continr
ofreciendo tai cooperation con
tusiasmo."
Los concentrates de Ia pre
estadounidense, en- general,
considerable que con la cones
de los titulos de propiedad a
mama, los Estados UnidOS hal
gregado a su Politica de Bu
Vecindad nuevas acciOnes |
mantener ell programa de uni
americana.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28
LA LUCIA ~HEROICA....
(Viene de la pagina p

(Viene de la pagina p
davia, de mantener en- alto su es-
peranza y de HERR cuando pueden
al enemigo Odiado.
Els que, como asienta la autora,
los griegos piensan en- terminus de
siglos. Conspiran e inventan ma
neras de hostigar a los nazis, no
porque cream que la victoria de
los Aliados sc convertira en- reali-
dad dentro de seis meses, o de un
aho, o aun de dos. Lo hacen por-
que e y saben que a la larga
ell invasor sera expulsado de su
suelo, como han sido expulsados
tOdos los demas que 10 invadieron
en- una historic tan larga como
ardua.
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

mes, en- los cantos melancolicos.
Hubo sin duda generates con nu-
men. Pero estamos SECURES que ell
insigne africanista pasara a la His
toria, mas que con los dorados O.
ropeles de la ret6rica, con, los ne
gros crespones que orlan aquella
su Erase insigne: iMuera la inteli-
gencia!
La gaceta., 1943-05-28

Acele ell Dia de la Victoria
Compre Bonos de Guer1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
i4.Year.0ld Girl
Asks About Working

War Problem Clinic:
! am IA years old and would
like q part-time Job working after
school end on Saturdays. / have
applied several places and was
told they were not allowed to hire
any one under Is years of age.
Can / secure working papers ?
do not want TO take care OF
children. MISS NJ. A. II.
Dear Miss NJ. A. H:
Boys and girls between II
and I6 may accept "helpers"
jobs I'm private homes or on
farms without a working per-
init. They may also accept
certain jobs that have been de-
clared safe for young people,
sue" as helpers in stores, res
taurants and offices - fIepS
secure "A working permit from
the board of education. III you
have specific questions about
the regulations or working per-
init please call the Detroit
Board of Education. Cherry
1850.
MRS IRENE II. MURPHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
War Problem Clinic:

With the labor shortage acute,
IL is only natural that able-bodied
men and women should feel a
desire to find jobs.
ore letter received recently by
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
tells of a 14-year-old girl who
would like to work after school
and on Saturdays and has applied
at several places to find girls
under IS are not hired. She asks
the CLINIC TO inform her, and
this question is answered by Mrs.
Irene Murphy, family and child
welfare secretary of the Council
of Social Agencies and a number
Of the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel of experts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Official Casualty List
ARMY WOUNDED
Mediterranean Area

BABJAK Pfc. Joseph A Mrs.
Ks,ttr.rt n Bsniat, mother, 3a1i
rrr
MARUT. PVT. Michael Mrs Var
Hsmhsz. sister. fif8 Thfe'n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Honor
Roll

SMITH. opt Douglas Mrs. Edna
smith mother WebberIHe
NCC NV, Pvt CHARLES " -Wrs
Ffra N.D7rr mother fH
BFRHl ~. Cotton - Mrs
Laura Er-g. mother. Crrtrna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Boy Friend Wants Girl
10 Marry Him al Camp

War Problem Clinic:
The boy ! am engaged 10 en-
listed in, the air corps and left
last month When his applica-
ton was accepted he was allowed
seven days at home before re-
porting for duty, and we we're
unable 10 be married in that
length of time.
Now he wants me 10 come 10
the camp where he is stationed.
Not having any friends there,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Woman Wants Information
on Eviction Notices

War Problem Clinic:
l am renting an upper fat and
the rent includes heat My land
lord lives IN the lower fiat and
the house is for sale.
I understand there Is a three
months waiting period from the
date Of issuance of certificate re-
lating 10 eviction VIII the fiat
be heated during this period?
II. a. w.
Dear IT, \. w:
Consult the legal department
of the OPA, 600 GriswOld, Ran
dolph 0737.
IRENE r. MURPHY,
Council OF Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Proud of iceland Baby

Swain was in the North Allan
tic at the time of Juniors birth.
a little later he was transferred
10 the amphibious forces, sta
TONED in Morocco and Alglers
preparing for the invasion Of
Sicily The two stars on the rib
bons that decorate hrs blouse are
for the major engagements that
marked the first landing of Ameri-
can troops on tho Sicilian coast
and for the part he played at the
battle of SalCrnO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
War Problem CInie
Lists Jobs Open
To Youths I4-l6

think it would be unbearable
Would you advise me to 90 OF
stay here? Could go there anc
be married and return 10 De
troit? Will the government give
me an allotment?
MISS DESPERATE.
Dear Miss Desperate:
Please get in touch with the
American Red Cross, Home
Service Division, $50 w. Lafay-
cite, soon. They can advise
YOU and help you make plans.
ELVA NJ. FORNCROOK,
Executive Secretary of the Con-
sultation Bureau of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

Coxswain Mate 1/c "Chet"
Swain, now on furlough at his
home, 1450S Glenwood. who
has spent eight Of his IS years
in the u. S. Navy and has seen
battle action all the way from
/. Sicily 20 Iceland. went into a
store near Reykjavik Iceland 20
months ago 20 buy box Of
matches
In ms own words here's what
came of n.
"I1l admit the boys AT our
Iceland operating base had told
me that the girl behind the
, counter was a good looking
! blonde. I wanted some matches
ana. WE'LL was wearing
black beard about two inches
long.
RECoUNTs CEREMONY
"she never saw my face until
n few DAYS before we were mar
ried by the Bishop OF Iceland in
a ceremony that took half an
hour and was conducted In two
languages-Icelandic and Enge
hsh.
"Not long afterwards I was
transferred 20 North Africa and
later with the forces that in
yaded Sicily.
"Our son. Chester Jr., WAS
y more than four, months old hey
fore ] iearned that he'd been
born. I've never seen him. hut
heres his picture producing a
snapshot from ms Wallet and
As soon IS this wars over he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02
Army Commands Shifted

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec
. 4NS)-Maj. Gen. Shedd today
assumed command of the u. S
Army's Antilles department, sue
ceeding Mai. Gen. Pratt who was
assigned 10 become commanding
general of the Third Service
Command in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-02

and his mother will both he
DetrOiters."
"She understands English
swell and speaks 1t just as we'll
as I do"
YEAR OLD JANUARY -
Chester SWalm Jr, who will
celebrate his first birthday next
January -. is the FIRST child Of
an American scrviceman and an
Icclandic bride TO be born in Ice
land.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Chicago Livestock

a Also extra or extras,
xd Ex dividend.
Evening star., 1943-06-22

CHICAGO, June % Hp u. g. D. Az
Salable hogs. 1900 total $4,000; slow.
early trade 1920 lower most decline on
weights under $50. pounds: later trade
1920 lower on all weights: good and
choice 1sO-250 pounds. 13. 5000: top
1895 sparingly: 25O-36O pounds. 13 6o-s5;
few GOOD and choice 15o-1S0 pounds.
13O0-e5: sovs 1920 lower; good and
choice 360,b00 pound sows. 13.15-35; few
1910
salable cattle. 1900 salable calves. 500
fed steers and yearlings steady to weak
trade less active than Monday; instances
weak to IS lower on strictly good and
choice steers; bulk, 14.25-165 so: top II .25
choice Color ados feed lots mates having
brought 174o on Monday; several loads,
l6;50-90; best long ,yearlinss, 1873;
heifer yearlings. 1890: heifers weak: bulk.
13.75-16 90; cows steady TO strong. mostly
strong; bulls fairly active steady. with
weighty sausage offerings UP to IA 65;
vealers UNCHANGED at Is so down: stockers
and feeders steady at IA .UO-l5 SO; mainly
IA 4.50-l5.0O: choice 700-pound stockers
going out at 1880.
Salable sheep, 1900: total $500:
fairly active, generally steady: two doubles
good s6-pound Colorado fed clipped lambs
with No. ! skins. j 25; odd lots medium
to good clipped lambs 1880 and under;
native spring lambs grading good to
strictly choice 15.00-16.00; double good
IdahoS frst Of season. 81 pounds, sold
straisht at 1900: native slaushter ewes
downward from s.c5; few medium Grades,
1.25.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON,
Stock Prices Uneven
Al Close Despite
SeIective Gains
Short Covering Reported
Factor in Stiffenine
Prices Late in Doy
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

Associated PreSs financial writer.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The stock
market fiddled with selective and
modest recoveries today, but the
notes were too faint to touch off
much of comeback symphony.
Slight improvement appeared at
the start. Prices soon retreated,
however, and by midday declines
Of fractions to point or so pre-
dominated.
Rumors then began to seep into
boardrooms regarding an imminent
settlement Of the coal labor crisis
which had earlier depressed issues
of companies threatened with fuel
shortages. Prominent steels, rails
and industrials slowly converted in
itial recessions into fractional ad-
vances. Short covering was said to
have been partly responsible for the
stiffening Of trends. There was little
ow-through on the upward re-
versal and irregularity was the rule
near the close. Turnover of around
700,00 shares was another one of
the years smallest.
Numerous customers continued to
stand aside pending important Eu-
ropean war news and indications as
to the administrations next anti
imitation shift.
Attracting support were United
States Steel, Bethlehem. Southern
Railway, Pennsylvania, General Mo-
tors, Chrysler, American Telephone
Western Union, Westinghouse, Sears
Roebuck. International Harvester
and Oliver Farm. Among laggards
the greater part of the time were
Woolworth. Douglas Aircraft. United
Aircraft, Allied Chemical. American
Can. Loew's, Paramount, United
States Gypsum. United States Rub
Der and J. I. Case.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
New Orleans Prices

NEW YORK, June - LP-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady to Is cents bale
higher here today, infenced by trade buy
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Insolvency Is Denied
In ChiIds Co. Brief
By the Associated Press.

BY The Assoclated Press.
NEW YORK, June 22-The Childs
Co.. restaurant operators, yesterday
denied that it was insolvent or that
the total value of its assets was
less than the amount of it's liabil-
tiles, as alleged in petition for
reorganization filed by three cred
itors last Friday.
The denial, contained in formal
answer filed in Federal Court. was
accompanied by an affidavit of Peter
Fuchs, company treasurer, who de-
clared the statements in the answer
we're true.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Snider Holders Vote
For Merger With
General Foods
Exchange Of Shores
On 4 for s Bosis
Receives Approval
BY the Associated Press.

ROCHESTER. N. Y, June o.
Snider Packing Corp. stockholders
approved today proposed merger
with General Foods Corp. under
which they will receive four shares
Of General Foods stock for every
five of Snider held.
Physical merger Of the properties
Is scheduled to take effect shortly.
Burt c. Olney, Snider president
will become general manager of
General Foods Snider packing di-
vision, while S. E. Comstock, retir-
ing as Snider board chairman, will
be retained for consultation.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. June 90 GP,.-Quiet deal
mss in cotton futures today was dominated
by routine evening up in July prior to
6rst notice day Friday.
Trade price fixing and spot house
buying balanced scattered hedge selling
and liquidation occasioned by the more
favorable crop accounts and . continued
slow spot demand.
Late afternoon values were UNCHANGED
to cents a bale lower, July, 2O.24: Octo-
ber. 1884 and December, 49, So
Futures closed 5 cents Q bale hsher to
Evening star., 1943-06-22

Approximate Sales Today.
HOO A.A.--l34.19O 1900 Noon 26S. 500
100 Pm. 397.6l0 200 Pm. 52S,22O
Total 69S,l7O
funit OF trading. 10 shares; sales printed
in full. In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed By such companies
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un-
idends are not included.
4 x-dividend xr x-rights. Also extra
OF OF. extras q cash or stock. Paid last
paid so far this year h Paid in Canadian
funds; Accumulated dividends paid or de.
clared this yeN.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, June 90 tPN.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for June 81: 1850 pur-
chases involving Sl,741 shares; 2,s31
sales involving 1925 shares, including 81
short sales involving s33 shares.
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, June 22-The Associated
35 commodities today declined TO 105 81.
Previous day; lo5 81: week ago; l05.42;
"0n'h 0' ls4s' a9 1a4.. 1877. 81 i siasa-4o. 80
Hish --1o6.s2 1892 a5.12 1925
Low 1o343 1854 77o3 637s
Id26 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1943-06-22
Washington Exchange
SALES,
BONDS.

Mergenthaler Linotyp.-5 at AZ, 90 AT AZ
Washington Gas 81. 80 pfd-lO at 1907,
Wsshinston Railway g. Electric pfd.-5 at
Evening star., 1943-06-22
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan. 22 P.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1943-06-22

'Ex-dividend tnlus extras, Paid 50
k.0c extra. m S1.50 extra. Paid in
lp42, yS1O extrL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
WAR WORK WAITED

CAPITOL TOOL coMPANYTT II
FOOLS -FIxTURES--CA0Es
$500 MACK PI.A2A i422
WANTED tORS in arc Weldirg. snhcon-
tract work desired certirsd weldefs
Guarantee Welding Co. 1851 Mack. Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
GIRL OR WOMAN

GIRL OR WOMAN
10 fun addressing machine in downtown
othce. No experience needed. Typing an
asset but not necessary. Can Cherry 5f00.
extension 80 for interview
GIRLS If You are between the ages OF
rs and IS and are interested In obtain
ing work In one 81 Detroits cieanest fac
tories, experience not necessary, apply
National Automonve. Flores. 1928 Hoover
road. or 1857 Gratiot at HArpeT.
GIRL forSelArlcai position. accurate with
figures Anf knowledce OF comptomeier;
permanent position with good pay. Gail
Mr.. Mages Cherry $500. Ext. 27s.
GIRLS and ~omet 10 work In bindsry (.
Z no experience Necessary; steady work
good wages ockfotd Printing Co, COS
Howard 81
GIRLS for general office work. typing
necessary. under IS. Ockford Printing
Co. 6os Howard ST.
GIRL~-Generai Office work good salary
permanent position. Apply Askins. 1888
Griswold.
GIRL Tor general office work, short hours
good pay. star Glove Co, 1850 Grand
River.
GIRL. white. for general no cooking or
laundry good pay. University 2-s52e.
GIRL for general office work. Apply 1927
Michigan Ave. Randolph 1885.
Girl. for housework steady. 1857 Cher
rylavn. University 2.5ifi.
GIRL Tor general, home nights good pay
Apply $685. McGraw.
GIRL for homework; stay or go, SIS.
NorthlAUn Spfq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

Urls - OPENINGS FOR COMPTON,
ETERS OPERATORS AND GENERAL
CLERICAL. STEADY, FULL TIME
posiNoNs At GOOD PAY AND
WITH EXC ELLENT FUTURE POSI-
HiLITlRs. ALL Mr. IMAGES,
CNEERY ssnn ENTENsfON ON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

COLCRED - Employed couple. college
graduates; housekeeping room in quiet
home. Trinity 2-04Ts. after g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
SHlARMAN
208 HAMMOND BUILDING
HIGHLAND PARK

FREEMOar. 33is-Now VACANT
regular dollhouse Five beautiful roona
Only 81 200 down ri. 2z57