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Evening star., 1944-04-14

said in announcing the action yes
terday that other organizations were
expecting to make similar recon-
mendations. The Atlanta branch OF
the association has about $500 mem
bers.
|. Establishment of a committee on
citizenship to conduct schools for
instruction of Negroes in "their civil
and political rights and response
bilities" also was recommended by
the association, Mr.. Scott said.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
PimIico Entries

For Saturday-Clcar and Fast,
riKST RACE-Purse. $L500; claiming
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Society Urges Negroes
To Vote in Georoio

ATLANTA, April IA (R.-Partici-
patton Of Negroes in Georgia,s
Democratic primary July 4 has been
recommended by the Atlanta branch
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
G. A. Scott, chairman of the
groups Public Affairs Committee
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Poles Piun SocioI

The Polish Club OF Washington
trill hold its regular monthly social
at 8 pm. tomorrow In Stansbury
Hall, 5832 Georgia avenue NV.
Frank Skalski's Silver Eagles Orches-
ira will furnish music for ballroom
and folk dancing. The social is
under direction of Egno Leneski,
910 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
JAIL Meeting Hears
|MeNuH Urge Postwar
Internal Cooperation
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 14.--War Mani.
power Director Paul v. McNutt said
last night that the management
labor Government co operation
which has been achieved in war:
time can create after the war IAN
economy Of abundance that will out
strip any prosperity this country
has ever known, and make 1t en- :
dure."
He told the American Federation
Of Labor's conference on "labor In
the postwar world" that the con-
tinued labor-management coop
Grafton, coupled with courage and
imagination" can achieve peace
time miracle"
I'VE can guarantee every map
and woman who wishes to work a.
full-time job at q fair wage he
said.
Situation Relatively Good"
The manpower situation Is "rela-
lively good" Mr.. McNutt reported.
Manpower has been provided for
munitions, and with certain excep-.,
tions the production programs are
on schedule or ahead, notably the
crucially important aircraft pro-
gram," he said.
The most critical shortages nov.
are in supporting activities such az
railroads, lumber, coal and cotton
textiles, he said.
One problem remaining, Mr.. Nc
Mutt continued, is that from now
on, we must expect most Of our
able-bodied young men will be with
drawn from our production and
supporting industries" for the
|arned forces, and "the military
must have as many as they need"
Production Rate High.
But he said the Nation is in 20
fairly sound position" to meet this
factor. Labor shortages, he de.
lclared, are causing less damage to
war production now than at any
time in the last IL months.
William Green, AFL president,
said expressions of opinion at the
|two-day forum demonstrated that
American business, labor, agricul-
ture and Government, were united
in common postwar detectives.
ITO me this represents the great
est victory of the war;" he de-
clared, because it proves conclu-
sively that America Is united for
the winning Of the peace"
Eric Johnston, president OF the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce, told the forum in a tele-
Iphoned speech from Seattle, Wash,
that the United States postwar econ-
omy, to be successful, must be en-
lcouraged but not controlled by Gov
lernment.
Labor Must Help.
Labor also has its responsibility
in helping achieve this end" he
said. 1T must oppose unfair and
ruinous laws which would cripple
business, which would discourage
investment in new job-making en-.
terprises."
Robert Gaylord, president Of the
National Association of Manufac-
turers, said there would be tough
going" in the period of transition
from war to peace production with
unavoidable dislocations in employ
ment.
IF the public is deluded by the
dream-planners' promise Of jobs for
every one, it will become so disap-
pointed with the immediate transit
ton period that it viii holler for
Government help" he said. "The
enterprise system might never get
its chance to function successfully.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Ignores
Bullets

WITH AMERICAN SEVENTH
ARMY, Aug. p uNS)-The self
assured calm of an American
military leader which inStiIls
confidence in his men-was aptly
demonstrated today by Gen. Luz
Glen *. Truescett. commanding
general Of the Sixth Army Corps.
when he rode nonch a lantly
through a hail Of bullets.
As French Maqms and Ger
man snipers met and hotly en-
gagged each other, . Truescott
braved the hail of lead SEEM
ingIy unconccrncd by the Skirmish.
Al the hottest point of the bat
tie. a jeeP came Ieisurely up the
road
Ike stars marked the vehicle,
and there in the car sat Gen.
TrueScott studying a map, unwor-
ried by the enemy snipcrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
; Great Wdrships
Launched al Once

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 81
INS)-The $4,000 ton aircraft
carrier Antetam and the 1900
ton cruisers Chicago and Los An
geleS We're -ehriStened here in a
triple ceremony. the largest of its
kind in American naval history
and probably in the world
Both the Chicago and the Los
Angeles were paid for by war
bonds purchased by residents Of
the respective cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Grand Rapids Stork
Wins Ambulance Race

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 2T-
The stork yesterday Won AN so
mile an hour race Mth m
ambulance Mrs. Maurice Stevens
Of Sparta gave birth 20 a 4-pound
4-ounce girl a short distance from
81 NaryS Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Neoro EIks 10 Parade

CHICAGO. Aug y ms -
Bill "Bo1angleS Robinson. So. to-
morrow VIII Lead tile grand parade
Of the independent Protective
order Of Elks. largest Negro
fraternai organization in the
world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
British Want
Children Back

NEW YORK. Aug - INS)-
English parents. VINO sent their
children 10 America in 1910 to
escape bombs and a threatened
invasion of the island. were ready
today for their return, despite the
robot hazard
The L. s. Committee for the
Care of European Children re-
ported that 6l0 Of the so chill
dren sent 10 America stlll remain.
but the parents are anxious for
them 20 return. The parents were
described as feeling that the robot
bomb terror soon will be abated.
About 30 younger children have
been returned since the robot
bomb siege began in June. and
all youths reaching military mill
tary service age have returned.
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
CANE OF PIT t>n TAKE

In connection with the fund.
which - an elaborate intcrna-
tional game ot put and take, -
he Sar1 1T - contemplated that
various member nations VIII
quickly convert their paper cur
rency deposited with the fund
into dollars 10 restore their dew
astated areas with machinery.
equipment and supplies pur-
chased in The United AtaIeA.
" hen and II dollars become
scarce. the management Of the
fund j. authorized 10 cali upon
the nited states for Il loan nf
additional dollars
In addition. the agreement
gives the management ~ the
fund the right 10 demand that
the nitcd states sell add
tional currency TO the fund IN
unlimited amounts IA exchange
for gold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Would TREEIT COLD

This provision would frceJe
us Ia the present debatahle pol
Icy of buying unlimited guam
Titles Of gold at So AN ounce.
~ for the bank. the initial
subscription is only begin
ming. One-fifth of the >ub>crip-
tion can be used for foreign
loans made directly hN the
bank, and the other four-fifthS
rs surety fund 10 back the
banks guarantee of foreign
loans made bY private sources,
Lord John MAYNARD revealed
frankly that he cNpeCt>d most
of the funds going into foreign
loans would originate in the
United States.
RukcSscr further disclosed tina
s successive roNl~Ior~ az fund plan
reduced The area over winch M,
United States would exercise
NrtA power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Honoring Dieppe's Heroes %ssss.: :"

PiperS and drummerS of
the Essex Scottish band
passing the reviewing
stand filled with survivors
of Dieppe during the pa
rade in connection with
memorial services at Wind
SOr hOnOring the heroes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

WfTn BODY painter pertehtage ard
guarantee excellent OPPORTUNITY -riEht
man Apply SIT snyder, 1873 Ham
F3Hr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
NeWFirHllS
Formed

LANSING, April z CUPl-The
Michigan Corp. and Securities
Commission today had announced
that Incorporation papers have
been filed by the following Detroit
firms:
Burns Realty Go, 1887 San
Juan drive; Kathryn Burns, De-
troit, to deal in real estate; $4,000
common stock
Clayton-Sherman AbraSives Co.,
1896 Lonyo road Robert L. Rosen,
Detroit 20 conduct general manu-
featuring fabricating and process
ing business; $4,000 com m n
stock.
d. s. VI Electric Co. 6209
Hamilton. Emory * Fought,
Morris NJ. Meats. Detroit, TO con-
duct general manufacturing bust
ness, $4,000 common stock
Dunn Engineering Co, l5147
Wyoming Henry Dunn. Joseph
r. Hanna, Detroit and Harold A.
Warwick Highland Park, 10 con-
duct manufacturing and engineer
ing business; $4,000 common
stock.
The commission also announced
the dissolution OF the Brewster
Aeronautlcal Corp, New York
corporation licensed 20 do business
IN Michigan with offices IN De-
trot The firm listed 500 600
common stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Al SURFACE grinders on gauge
work only. Apply Lauer Tool and
Guass Go $500 Frre.and
A GOOD place % work War work.
or pGad-.4t~ fat l.aE-aER- tae----i-7--
as for peace You need not b. skilled
Lots OF overtime Come. talk u over.
Mt. Brown, HosSlns Mfg. Co, 44f5
I.awt0n
A LARGE financial institution has
few vacancies for men between the
ages OF - and As as investigators
and ad1usters Promotion assured.
304 Capitol PARK Bldg CHI TAO.
A c co T. s. 5 PAYABLE downtown
wholesale house As hours hup post
war opportunity state axe expert
ence draft status salary expected.
Address Detroit Times. B-s9, De-
trOit 81
AIRCRAFT cuttue tool company
needs cutter grinders. surface grind
ers external grinders ana Brown a.
sharpe $50 ~ optrs Messou Go
1920 Woodward Heights Blvd. Fern
dale
AIRCRAFT manufacture needs screw
machine operators receiving room
help buffer Pleasant working com
tiuons SfhrUl week. Rolls Royce.
lnc 1877 L.verro.s
ALL around gas station attendant
sood saiar, opportunity f1r ~
capable men Cal VIZ 5-Q5iZ days,
81 5i77 nights aud sunday
Az established insurance route eH-
peuence nor necessary, permanent.
can ca 1i2s
ARC WELDERs. fttrrs general shop
helpers. top vases, plenty OF over
time Must comply with WMPC.
Copco Stebl 4 Eus.neesue GO.
ARC WELDFRs Tor war plant, must
comply with WMFC steady work
ana overtime Steel CoUperage and
Cuatne CO.. foO1 BeHufalt
ARC WEIuERs. Diemakers and la
hnrers Must comply With WNPC
rue Arpy Ter1stedt Mtg. Div,
1907 West Fort 81
ARC WFLpERs wanted Apps
Douglas a L.mason. ss36 Linc1lB,
between = and
ASSEMBLIES Sr7-F rIaad.ers.
Model Makers spot He.dar- Labor
ers "a Class EaHreer Good p-sf-
var prospects Nea s'Hrfirs rates
good "arkre condition. square u
-fo $3.50 RIvard
AssFNB[ERS JoEers craiers end
stockmtHA Zoo war w0rt uA cap.
ecssatAW wartina wHEa- cosy 'rats.
FeiAra. Ny'or Tfl&N CO., $3.50 FEN
eraI
AsSFM BLFRs HiAh earnings 9r
piecewurk basis ard plenty overtime
ClaIrmount streetCar t1 door AUpe
Motors Metal Mi4 Co.. 5s36 Milford
AssENBI EFs uIfufl ry,rume Nan
.pN General FlertriN CO. Tor ste8ds
employment $3.50 Third.
AsSEMBLERs spot Welders stock
Handlers Material Handlers. Labor
ers Briggs MIG Co, 5 Nile and Mt.
Elliott
r ASSISTANT LOAN MGR = Man win
small loan experience viii be la a
permanent, good paying position as
collection MGR opportunity for al
ysncement 20 position oi mEr Cal
ar. Hutton, RA 605S. Ter app I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Spartans Win First

EAST LANSING. April q
CUP Michigan State College
Won It's first practice baseball
game yesterday. defeating the REQ
independent team. 8 TO o.
Coach John Kobs used three
hurlerS. Tom Ashley, Detroit
Bob krestel. SwisSville, Pa. and
Meredith YarIng. Elwood. Ind,
but the SpartanS suffered the loss
Of shortStop Dana Costin Wapole.
\. H., who pulled muscle in his
leg and may be out Of Saturday
opener against WAYNE University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Death 9otlteS

nIEDRICH April %. carl Of 240f
Helen dear brother Of Minnie. Mrs
Edna Evans and Rudolf. Funeral
service Friday At D. "a a. a. II
Peters Funeral Home. 1867 Gfatiot
Ave Deceased VAS member Of
v. p W. Fire Dept. Post 30. 1889.
HARkIs Ben. beloved HUSBAND ~
Bess dear father of Mrs David
R0sen, Mrs. Henry Poner, Mrs. Fhu
Brothers Chapel 1893 John r.,
THURSDAY. $40 p. m
kAI FMANN April -. EllzAoeih, ~
1902 Glsnheld. beloved wife ~
Henry; dear mother OF seaman. 1sf
class. Erwin H. and Harold "
sister Of Mrs Edward Cischke and
Paul Lsossin ~ A "A. Peters Funeral
Home, 12O57 GratOt. until saturday,
10 q. m. In state A. Our Savior
Lutheran Church. Elmdale and Dick.
erson from ~ noon until time of
serviCs. Saturday. p. m
LHYLE (smiihD r. y April rs,
Sarah Cecilia, beloved wife Of James.
mother ~ oliver. carl and Pvt. Rich
ard n LhyIe = 8 Army Funeral,
80 O'Clock Friday, from NE = q.
and o r. Harris Funeral Home 4251
Cass Ave and 900 D clock, our Lady
~ me Rosary Church
NIECZkON sal - Anihont beloved
husband OF Jane'te, dear brother OF
Mrs O. SiWinski OF Baliimor ,
Frank. Mrs G. Miodvszewski, Miss
O MleczkOVski Mrs. Frank Bory-
seWicz 81 MONROE Mich Funeral
Saturday ~ S;15 from Leo A Nh
laws Sons Funeral Home. 4flO 81.
Auhin Ave, and a. 81 Barh0lo-
new Church a. 10
ROsSMAN-Apri rs. 1874, Cecilia
Rossman. beloved wife Of me late
jacob Rossman. dear mother Of
FRANK Rossman, Mrs. Katie Braun
and Mrs. Elsie FAX four grand
children snd seven great grandchii-
dren also survive, Funeral from John
, Heelons Funeral Mansion. 1870
West Grand BlNd corner West War
rem. Saturday A. 9.45 ST. Mary IS
Church. downtown, ~ 10 80 a NJ.
STOVH,-April %. Ro.e Anna. 1924
Maiden. wife 81 the late Ralph dear
sister % Frank. George and r. @.
Jacobs Funeral services Saturday,
p. m al A. n Peters Funeral Home,
2OsT Grattnt Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Stroh Rolls Red Cross
Match in Wyandotte

Joe Norris Stroh bowling team
will meet Sam Richardson's ALI
Stars in a benefit match for the
Red Cross at the West Side Rec
reation in Wyandotte tonight at
$50. John Crimmin ms. CasS
Schlaff Fred Bujack and Their
man Gibson will roll with Richard
son with Herman Bengell as
master Of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
ST. Cecilia Elects
Grid, Cage Captains

81 Cecilia High elected CO.
captains in basketball and football
and gave % awards 10 gridderS, II
10 cagers, in highlight Of IT'S annual
athletic banquet last night About
800 attended Ia see Gene Lareau
and Jim Durochor named football
captains, Bernard Meek and Gene
McCauley basketball captains.
Tony Weitzcl, NJ. C., introduced
speakers Hunk Anderson, Billy
Rogell, Lloyd Brazil. Ed Krow
and Raw Pau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

WluANW tleAuihk tIhurs "a htt muir
10 start Apply s a. m, ready TO
work. 62s West Larned
BARpRERS general factory; :.
trucking. sweeping. etc defense In
dnsry. 25i2 +. Grand Blvd.
LABoRERs wANTEk Apply SSss
LAUNDRY HELP txperienosd or
inexperIencsd drivek wash room
heipers ssy shift.~D Banner Ldy..
1888 BrooSIpk
LEARN are welding wages raid
while training under competent in
structors previous factory experience
preferred Graham Paige Motor Corp.
s5ul Vest Warren
MACHTNIET- EXPERIENCED Ut Esrn1-
experienced man Tor machine rspsir
work ln essential industry; perrna-
ueGt after ne war: must have USES
referral MA 222i. Wot Detroit En-
veiope Co. $50 Plquetts.
MACHINE OPERATORS Fet top pay
ing 1ob in essential war work. no
a experience neesssafy. Timken Detroit
Make cp fai&\W. Fort
MACHINE repalfman N must be ahls
No make own parts deieqEV Industry.
-ll2 Gtau0 Bisd
MACHINE repa lrrnen needed hers.
Bufd Wheel, i2ifi Cnarlevoix.
- --esa-7---a----azal- laK- general IVORY:
also machine w0rS; goo1 wprkInx
tU6HIT3i's RppIy HIcniEAn Paper
BOX COMPANY f2s Cass
NAN (Whfs of coioredJ Tor general
work IN paint shop Craig Truck
Painting Co. 1917 East Garfield.
MARRIED man. Is 70 50. with car,
for ersaFa~stssu rfahf trV@affuatrrrras
$40 month plus 7sc each cali. Must
I've In JOY I'd and Grand istv~s
vcinlfy' state sRe. phone, addr~ss.
present occupation Re pl.es rnrfsdshs
i.sl BOX B-sT3p. Ds,rolt Times 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Three Titan Squads
Play This Week End

Three University of Detroit
teams are scheduled 90 see action
tins weekend. Tho baseball team
meets Romulus tomorrow after
noon; the net squad tackles De-
troit Tech at the same time and
the golfers invade Indiana u. FRI
day and play in the Purdue-De-
troit-Notre Dame tranquil r
match Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

A c G . T. y r 5 PAYABLE downtown
wholesale house As hours due post
war opportunity. state age expert
ence. drar status salary expected.
Address Detroit Times. B-s9. De-
tr0it 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Al SURFACE grinders on gauge
work only. Apply Lauer Tool and
L.-aaa O.. aahl EL-nLand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

AUTO truck mechanic. union wages
shell on Co. foot OF Deacon, VI
Z-3s1N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

ATTIC mechanic. make zeal money.
call $50 rE 90q1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Sam S Holds Drills

Sans baseball team Will prac-
tice tonight AZ $50 ~ Northwest
ern No. , and Sunday at l o'clock
on diamond No. ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

AUTO body bumper Warm light.
clean shop good pay. Ist. ofr work
Nr Kleppuer. Louis RaseNCo, af3i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

ALL plumbing, heating repaired and
installed Free estimates. Mike Gulu
Jr. TW 1-l41s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

LEARN arC welding wages raid
while training under competent In
structors previous factory experience
preferred Graham Paige Motor Corp,
s503 Vest Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
MALE HELP WANTED
VINO REGULATIONS

GOVERNING ELIGIBILITY
FOR EMPLOYMENT
If YOU WERE LAST EM-
PLOYED As An ESSENTttL
OR LOCALLY NEEDED AC-
IIXIIY- VOL MIST HAZE A
STATEMENT OF ANAILABII.-
ITY. ~ you ARR QUAIL
FLED FOR EMPLOYMENT IN
A CRITICAL OCCUPATIONS,
YOU MUST BIZ REFERRED
THRO Gu THE UNITED
STALLS EMP 10y MEN I
SERVICE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Order War stamps delivered
10 YOUR home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
SOuIhpaW
Gets am Ace

Chuck NicOlai, one 81 the
leading southpaw golfers In this
area, scored "A hOle-in-One yester-
day at Maple Lane. his first ace
In 10 years Of golfing. NicOlai
used a No. I iron TO sink his
tee shot on the l63-yArd No. ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
TRADE ScHooLs--MALE
Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising
displays, posters. 1909 Brush St.
Telephone RA. e114
ALTERATIONS
SIDING. PORCHEs, Steps Paru-
tions.. doors. windows. house raising.
la 3l37
ATTICs CONVERTED
ATTIC
Made into EXTRA ROOM, S1s5 Up
Properly insulated. nicely finished
additions, alterations: carpenters and
plasterers available for all home re
pairs, no money down, easy pay
ments. Phone day or night.
VAN MYERS. Contractor
3444 Second TIE. 2-22ss
CEMENT WORK
RAISING. levelng. cement block
piers moderate -uLiceA. eazy terms-
Highland supply Co 1888 Wood
ward. TO s-t770; nights, TO s-oe76.
CINnERS
CINDERs-Delvered everywhere, 81
yard up. HO 0440; TY 7-3o45.
CLEANERS-PICKUP. DELIVERY
STORE fur coats NOW cleaning
"Luster Tex" Famous CT, co iii.
ELECTRICIANS
ABLE licensed electrician. commercial.
residential wiring base plugs, ranges,
attics. Northeast section. AR. $3.50,
EHteTRfc'L SUPPLIES, ffNTUFES
ELEC. supplies. fixtures. nuorescents.
Rays. 1913 ,Gratiot. PL. 1880
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. ETC.
Al DUsTLEss floorsanding. hnish-
ing own power. TIE. 1868.
FLOOR sanding, est free. HO Ol75.
Own power TE 1866
FURNACE CLEANING. REPAIRING
FURNACE REPAIR
Smoke and dirt hazards eliminated.
CRATES. fireplace installed: thermostat
controls. 24-houT service New fur.
naces available for replacement. No
money down. Make first paymt. next
fall IS mo. 70 pay TR 1-O340.
AMERICAN STANDARD HEATING
CLEANINI OUR SPECIALITY
Furnaces. boilers cleaned. repaired
linn service Penn Furnace Repair
FI 7s40. TO s-303i. NJ 627a
EXPERT furnace cleaning and repair
ing all makes. TO 6-4561
WHEN furnace smoke. call Us
Chmueys. furnaces boilers cleaned
and repaired. OIL osss
GASOLINE SANFR
vACU-MATIC saves Up 20 30re gas
80 DAYS FREE trial TT Pima.
CUTTERS
CUTTERS. by expert workmen.
Roofing brick siding, cement piers.
ANY time Tf 4-5T96
HOME IMPROVEMENT
BEFORE making home improvements
call me HOUSE DOCTOR" tor sug-
gestions and IDEAS no obligation.
Ia 05OO. REsTRtCK LUMBER co.
"since 1854.
HOUSE RAISING
Al FUENDATIJS. REPAIRS
Houseraising. Piers. Carpentry
CITY WIDE SERVICE. TN 6-56o7
ICE SkATING-WINDSOR
saturday. wrestling Tuesday Windsor
Arena SO McDouEaN Windsor
MATTRESSES Renovated
A DEFENSE against nigh prices.
Have your mattress renovated.
Miller. 9q0s kERCHENAL. Ii 7esf-
MATTRESS renovatng; tnnersprng
mattress teas quality workmanship
guaranteed Hadley RA 5000
MATTRESSES \renovatsd like new
guar star Mattress no. 56so.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al DECORATING rooms papered
s. up Az 1857
Al PARERHANGING- kALsOMtNE
= PAINTING ANYTIME- -2-0719-
PAINTING. decorating. wall wash
ing Workmanship guar. TO 6-6333
WALL washing. decorating, paper
cleaned. Call anytime. TE i-35siS
PLUMBING AND HEATING
ABBOTT sewer service cleaned cleo
trlcaNy, results or no pay. days.
nights Sundays TE 1910.
ALL plumbing, heating repaired and
Installed. Free estimates Mike Gulu
Jr TW 1.141e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

LABORER--Learn slaughter butcher
trade, steady, year around work:
good pay plenty overtime. see Mr.
Malone, Detroit Packing Co, 1l20
Springwells. :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

LABORERS for war plant. must
comply with WMPC, steady work
and overtime. Steel Cooperags And
Coating Co. f00i peaufait
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

FOUR AUTO PORTERs - Experi-
snced men wanted at once. good
working conditions: excellent salary,
plenty OF overtime Il. NJ. Gregory.
1855 Grati0t avenue.