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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
STOVES AND HEATERS

sew gAs slows st7.s5
pAfMl BROS
sene ffr-r1 ETes near fourteenth
ffatH freHf R.vfr near Scnpo.rrst
oprn Thaer Ff sa' EVes
sTOktRS available Cor consumers ~
rs faaf H- mote ger season. Furnaces
ana uo fe~s tor replacement Repairs
wa aH pes ~ heating equipment.
Awffraa Automatic Heating CO.
Trrre Pf 9~ut FfGt MafE
ST6NF Kanma1oo combination
vft. uafrcialH. good condition SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE

ROBSON. s2TO-vAcANr
; rms. attic. hot air III. paved a..
43-fo0t lot; near schools and direct
transportation
NU-BuILT HOMES COLO 1924
CoLORED - ROoSEVELT-W Warren !,
Z rms sim hit. 81 $50 terms; inn
mediate poss'nl W HANCOCK li.l.>
MAN = rms. fun basel sim. ht,
A.1a0, immediate poss ~. Al condi-
ton. DkLMAR-N esimingier- rms,
h. q. heat 81 2o0. TAFT, brk veneer,
2fam. 6-6. sep. furnaces. 50 600 On
SLOBiN TR i-O366 TY T-Tit5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
I GOLORED. l0er-DOWN-

COI.OREp fas5 McPherson. 6-rm
OH heater included To be painted
side drive. $3.50 On Maple - s.
rms, circular arches craft-teX I'm
ish n a lear gar $500 On
smedley ifs r. Warren TT 1922
COLORED - u9g3 Jayl.- e-family,
- 500. terms. 735 Jos. CaVpau. 2
family. 2 rms terms
cannon Bros 1850 sherman Fl 0l 80
OREn Tillman Ave Beautiful
cottage. new BuckCote. painted walls
Al condition 81 500 terms Rag
bn. Fl 1920
COLOREp. Nj vernon between
3ffIsh and John r brick. : rooms
4 bedrooms painted wallis Tew fur
mace also AlEer brick 70 rooms.
TO S.S772
COLORED Have several singles and
flats. viii sell for 1850 On. owner.
1885 pfme Rank Bidg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

MEAT counter clerks We VIII train
you. good paw while training super
Markets offer unusual opportunities
6-iI00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
PERSONALS


A DETECTIVE service, J. G s;
licensed; industrial commercial and
private; missing persons. etc. Mel
1900
A LIQUOR habit stopped at hapae- AZ
mold. 2i6l Nat Bank Bldg. IlA. 1884.
GALL KLEIN" Recommended by
users Gallstones; Liver. Gall
BLADDER; Gas, stomach. TO
7-l7fO
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safe.
fast. inexpensive Lifetime Euaran-
lee Doctors references. Electroiysis
clinic. TO SSH.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently lec-
trolVsiS: So hour Ani1inette Aust,
2563 Lakewood IF sop
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment While
working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic 81
57l5 Second NJ. Palmer IR l-T2f2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FILI.GER Jefferson - Gentleman or
lady; excellent meals and trans
portatlon. x Ii 01f6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27


BRICK : rms ha'hs stove b.:
~ n i0t 'afEe harg a n4'c1in,
80 son knieht Monar1 Co ca 12fA.
5.1 FLAT completely decorated e
ana out new furnaces ness l0ol
s''tes and REFS awnings $ 500.
terms tN 1-55n0
SELDOM & JOHNSON 1850
COLORFD Is End Fnsleaaod. So.
gas ht $1,000 an Broker TO sG3hs
COlUKEu BNRGKIN- rENTsYi.-
FASLA 2-fam trk p a-Al--tA-if-
r1mTmn VACANT terms
cor ORED Hancock 3s2s IS
frame. "a rms bath stove ~ part
hsnr. $1,000, easy terms. owner.
COLORED Monica 70 ,--lrlcA o4p.rNt
ls-F---fs,- So anN easy Terms Sas -
Ga 5000
C0LOEED Cameron Westr1ins'cr
family fiat. Sft0o. Sia10 Or ;
-ood cond move rsh, in TO s-ostT.
C0I0EED Delmsr, 4 0st brick -
ts!l4ne. ;, 2pr easy terms SRsrfz.
ca lf00
ORE ~ Nontcaim go brick 80
Oats M nea' expense $1,000 terms.
owner ca O'06
COLOREu p3i Alser. 8 flats. ilr-
mace 8 PhN, terms owner "a COOS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
BUY ELL-LEASE

~ u hNA<A<h~ $3.50 - -
Your beer tavern. roomi0g house or
confectionery 0HtipIF ~
BUSINESS SALES
53s Naccahecs Bids II. 1913
Buy OR SELL your business thrauEh
KELLEY, 1909 Woodw' d. TIE. 2-37on.
DRY cleaning solvent slanf for ssle.
Includes property buildings equip
nent and stock. Wen established re
taiI trade. can after s p M daily,
anytime sunday. 52is MItcheN\
WE HAVE THE BARGAINS
81 RMS Into - npis with Water &
rcfng IUc Sj0s rent 500. GpQd
money maker. - 800 fn
p RMS Rrick nr Woodward Ire.
$50 lease, same owner 10 yrs.
Is RMS above Blvd nice brick Inc.
KITE SIN N 81 nv III
o RMS mr. Masonic Tcmple Inc.
S400. rent $40; long lease l1w eX-
,-.-s--.-A-,l-4-- -a.-i--A4--4nA -.il-y.
BOWLING alley ard CLASS &C Inc
Sl00oo monthly good condition
throughout. SHOWS larAe pto!Ns
$50 900 an,
CT ass &C. Prop included ~ s.
Inc $1,000 monthly Basy location.
@SIl 0u0 dn
IMPERIAL SALES - saS
$3.50 Woodward. I'm 5ot Open 10 Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

HOTEL WASHINGTON 2t3o Csss
Convenient, pleasant rooms, 81 daly
and up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOMS

ATTRACTiVELY furnished room
laundry Chope Place, near Grand
River TY u isHt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A BETTER POSITION

= III I IN vi IV.N
OFFICE TECHNICAL MECHANICAL
MEN WOMEN RON,S-GIRIS
Come in Write or Phone CA fss0.
DETROIT SELECT SERV. BUREAU
1914 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
CiiL-R41H -ciE,.e. Employment. apn-
dresses kitchen hD.pCff aaA work
,rs cEht CssninE stock maids.
2fla "a Forest lf s-haf3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HOTELS

ROBSON. s0I5 i.room income fur.
nishcd heated $50. OR sl22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

A Defense Homes Project
$500 DOWN. MOVE RIGHT ~.
can John Quiulan. ca s7oi
4 FINER SELECTION
Many models ready % move in. AT
m desirable locations. close 70 stores
and transportation Only 500 down
buys 3hedFoom home with rec. room
m Gratiot-7 Mile sec, Let Us give
yaa tgl! details
TURNER & WILSON
12Si4 last Nile Pr 1896
ALCoY. BLOCK s or SMILE
3 bedrooms large lots, rec SPACE;
close 20 schools. trans. and shoppings
only So Goa. $500 On. So per ma.
open afternoons. 4. HOLSTER. 1853
r. Smile pL ffn9
FAST DETROIT DEFENSE HOMES
Wv. modern, 3 hfdrWs $500 f'W1.
EVFRTS RoSevills 0aln RA 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED

q , d. ..,..l,s.. eIi
49,.
f''t N' ~ ht 90 'H'n
AL CASH DETER lS - BOl rs
81 eommss IN Gnrsntee ca ooos
ALL CASH FOR yplls' IElftRTY
l.----L L--Lllit-l n b a s.l1
srsAvg aVAfT.Auf
Tho frrs, and r-.at D. rrr.efe p.al
rst,.e and fret.f,rr. earvt.o AIefq-
e- htt,.n- or es..u. ,ou cannot 81.
f.rs ar1fb.rg M me hos, t.xDert-
$500 ,,,.r,.'',...'.c. 90 ..,,.. ,@,,
UnWrp 1sprt~ 3 rOwpkNY
Est lssi-auu Gr8vIng
nne Rdr ca o72i
CASH -t.r ro,.rel properties eurk
dfaIs. save commission ava time.
smcfIey 4t6 p. Narren TIE i-sip2
CASH BUYERS
CE8GER IEALrOi-E. ~ sih9
Cash Tor sio-ie H0me 3 10 See
H1aurree 1890 Plymouth. VI - 10
FAST srDF gtrssi----7777-- esfs.
Now b. fhc time f9 scl Cash walt
ing CAL ~ 1858.
J Vs. CARNEY 1922 Chalmers
- siDE CASH bmcrs vatinF per-
-aral attcnt hvcn,r TW l-7121.
t.&t,.f.Tfyt. ,,il. ..a. r-s to- INNS.
.4o .1s'r or "a. IN n---.,,.s-, s,e.
t.lt. sna4mau Hooker a. -n6l or
rt 1f.e con hammond R.Hlinc.
-
HANNAH
go, coNTfSrOrs YEARS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
FLATS FOR SALE

CENTRAL. 562s mr.. McGraw. frame,
a-1 rms baths stove ht.f iuNcr
vacant, $3.50, easy terms. owner,
ca 1852
RI MHURST rev doors 20 rpxtcr.
Sc ntlck 10 roof furnaces in
excellent condition double garage.
Sf-50uy FUN price - 100 cash hN-
ance 500 per month includlrg tnt
prn and tax NJ Ward IN 3Tio0
HANNAH REAL ESTATE
HARMON - -Four family brick SO
rooms bat siF pas4s Aa3t Oakland
LIKELIHOOD, 912-9l4
Good go brick nat nrepiaces tie
baths p0rChes, large yd Pear gar :.
priced % sell terms "a o32l
HOMER WARREN & co.
IA SALE PURITAN SIC.
I nedrms ba'hs each tiied Kiich-
ON breakfast rnom, fireplace par
quet floors. AGAR garage IN i-4300.
ELMER n CLARK
MFLDRUM. 6i2l NR JEFFERSON
~ 2 b furnaces tuh -hAsc.
81 500 splendid investment.
REAUME 4 Sill OWAf. INC.
PA Nsbf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

Mode Ret aa9 Pears >ltania roads
Dn !cN Fit NlTry Owner
GA f4g3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

rv,fr'--sy-ff-r...-. NOM
dIHctte. fgA basement BT0fTF E----i-
condition ort 50 500, teens $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
Situations Wunied-Female

COLORED chauffeur wants work
experienced Ault0n Cohb. OR 5g-3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALEAWEST

cnLnREp-l42la Charest Mod. 3
rms i'm. poss Si,54a tn-To 6-55i1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

t7ff r ri XII ESTATE, Serv5oe,
seldom Il Johnson Inc. offices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27
Income Bungalows for Rent
APIS. FOR RENT-Furnished

CHFRRYLAWS. 1890 nm uprs
heated Italian people prefeEFra,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

COFFEE SHOp--Giris for pantry,
soda fountain. high school girls. Tart
time. No sun. or holiday. good nay.
Mr Stsmper. lobby Murphy Bldg,
Congress az Shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-27

2 pcs recovered. $40 up. General.
36s5 GRAND RIVER. TY., 4-l200.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
HOME ARTS CLUB MEETS OPA DIRECTOR

Friday evening the Home Arts Club met at the home of the president, Mrs. Thomas Morcom, for the special purpose of meet ing with Mrs. Mildred Hermann.
 Mrs. Herman, a past president of the Alaska Federation of Women's Clubs, was the delegate this spring to the triennial meet ing of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, which met in St. Louis. She gave very interest ing account of the trip and the activities and plans for the com ing three years.
 Among the things which were Of interest to this group, were the postwar plans and juvenile delinquency programs suggested.
 Mrs. Herman displayed the beautiful pin which was awarded, to her by all the Women's Clubs in Alaska for her fine years of service.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
A CORRECTION!

The meteorite which was dis played in the window of the Alas ka Airlines recently, was not from Annette. Creek, but from Aggie Creek, a tributary of the Fish river, Is miles east of Coun- cil. It was recovered during the 1922 dredging season of the in land. Dredging Co, and donated to the University, of Alaska by r. K. Dent of that company. We are grateful to Esk:l Anderson, of the Department of Mines for this cor rection.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
DESTROYER LOST AT SEA

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.- (AP)--A 50-ton destroyer, the Warrington. and two small Coast Guard patrol boats, went to the bottom of the sea last week in the hurricane, the navy reported to- day
 Casualties of the sinking of the destroyer were heavy as the War rington carried normal crew of 23O officers and men.
 The 125-foot Coast Guard crfat Jackson and Bedloe, each carried a complement of 35 men.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
FIFTH EIGHTH ARMIES MAKE LITTLE GAINS

ROME, Sept. 18.-(AP)-Pow- erful assaults by both the Fifth and Eighth armies against heav- fly fortified German lines in northern Italy, made scant prog ress yesterday, and fierce fight ing continued to rage along the broad front.
 On the Adriatic coast Canadian and Greek troops fought their way forward few hundred yards and reached the northwest ern corner of the Rimini airfield, which is scarcely more than two miles from the southern limits of Rimini itself,
 On their left a bloody battle was being waged for the village of San Marine on Monte LaBate.
 German parachutists strongly supported by Tiger tanks, contest ed every British attempt to gain ground.
 The Eighth Army bridgehead over the Marano river, Widened from 612 to eight miles.
 Allied headquarters gave warm praise to the Brazilian Expedl- tionary Forces, which have gone into action with the Fifth army.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
 NOTIcE,

Please call The Nugget office if you fail 10 receive your pa per regularly. This is the only way we can find out when you have been overlooked by the delivery boy. The number Is Main l2S.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18

BUSINESS TRIP Plan going Chicago, New York, Washing ton D C., and points between. Can represent additional Alas ka merchants, lawyers and others on share-expense basis. Thoroughly familiar with mer- camille, financial, legal and equipment businesses. Large personal acquaintances in De- partments and bureaus in Washington D. C., and in the States. Alaska references Want to go in October and re- turn to Alaska in November. Dan Hightower, Fairbanks, dast Date Sept, 27th. Pub
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
AMERICANS ARE FREED OF NAZiS

THIRD ARMY HEADQUAR- TIERS IN FRANCE, Sept. 18- CAP)-50O Americans, mostly women, were freed from the Ger man internnent camp at Vittel, which is 18 miles southeast Of Neufchateau.
 Some men in the group were of other ,nationalities. including British. :.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-Telephone operator.
 Experience unnecessary. LONELY? WRITE BOX 26, VAN- COUVER. WASH.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18
ARCTIC CLUB MEMBERS
 ATTENTION!

Badmir4on will be resumed at the School Gym Tuesday evening ali e:30 o'clock for members and foficers of the Post.
 AGNES CALVIN. Sec.
The Nome nugget., 1944-09-18

India has one-fifth of the worlds population.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Patterson Defends
-Canol Oil Project
Says Too Little, Too Late
Policy Was Defeated

WASH1NGTON, Jan g INS)
Under Secretary Of War Robert
p Patterson tonight defended the
Canol oil project in Canada after
the Senate war investigating com
mittee had criticized It Ger. Bre-
hon Someren for carrying for
ward the Sl34 900 900 project
Patterson issued q statement
prMsing SomevcIl as an Eek
tremely able Officer" and adding
that under his direction the orig
nal situation Of too little and TOO
late has been changed into an
extrapfdinarily efficient flow Of
munitions food and medicine
TIE committee headed by Sena-
tor Truman CDl Of Missouri. de
clarcd Somerell. chief Of the
army service forces, originally
ordered the project undertaken
without adequate consideration
or study
Il branded as "inexcuSable" his
continued inSlStenCe on carrying
through The project AFTER experts
had warned repeatedly Of ITS "Un-
and c. = .ae,ss il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Funeral Rites
For Mrs. Hoover
SET for Monday
Death Of Ex-Firsf Lady
Comes Unexpectedly
in N. Y. Hotel Suite

NEW YORK. Jan 8 CUP)--
Tentative plans we're made today
10 hold tho funeral Of Mrs. Her
bert Hoover. wife Of the former
president ln ST Bartholomew
Church here AZ II a m. Monday.
She died Of a heart attack last
night in her Waldorf-Astoria suite
az the age Of IS.
Herbert Jr and Allan the
Hoovers sons, are on their way
here from the West Coast and
definite plans viii be made after
their arrival tonight. Burial viii
be al Palo Alto, Cal
Mr. Hoover was with his wife
last night when she was stricken.
Shortly after 7 p. m, while pre-
pairing 20 leave for dinner, Mrs.
Hoover suffered an acute heart
attack. Mr.. Hoover summoned
their personal physician and also
the house doctor, but Mrs. Hoover
died within 10 minutes.
Mrs. Hoover. the former Lou
Henry, was born az Waterloo, Ia.
in 1878 and would have been SO
on March %.
She met Mr. Hoover in 1898 on
the campus Of Leland Stanford
University, where both were study
ing geology. They were married
the following year and spent their
honeymoon An China where Mr..
Hoover had been appointed an
adviser on mining TO the Chinese
government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Shoe Stamp 18
OK. Indefinitely

WASHINGTON Doc s up
Shoe rauonlng officials hope 10
keep ration stamp Is valid indefi-
nrtely and have no plans calling
for us cancellation unless they
discover widespread countertciung
of the stamp. a spokesman said to-
day SO far. this is not a worry
Stamp IS and arp.ane stamp
No. ] are now good for shoe pur-
chaScS. The alrpIare stamp was
validated in November and off
Gals said at the time thatit would
probably be SIX months before the
second stamp would be good Shoe
buying is about normal az present
officials said. indicating that the
public, accustomed 20 rationing,
has abandoned SCare-huyInC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

272e Vermont George F Sikor>ki,
1850 kennebec Dan G.. Frank,
l4725 Petoskey, Charles W. Rice,
sos W GoidenGate; Arnold VI.
Comfort, $3.50 kenney: Charles J..
AleS. 9355 Peter Hunt Haday j.
Abraham. TIP Elmwood Christian
{. ChrktiansOn, 1885 tphals
Pvts. Franklin {. Doty, lg34s
Bauman Alan Il. Little. st New
port Carl j. Norrell, 1910 Spring
wells.
Keesler Field. Miss. L.Uerator
bomber mechanics school. PIES
RHO Metsler, TAI Brush Roy \
Cress. 1857 Winfield Benjamin
Mishkanis. 1886 Thirty-thsd
James l.. Scott. 1863 Post Elmer
III. Caesar, 1887 Murray Hill.
Fred T. MalIon. 1910 Crawford
Robert l.. Scanlon. 1881 Casper
Detroit; Carl r.. Schoenlng, S57
ST Clair. Crosse FetHte.
Fort BenrlnE. e. -.-----L- ----
school, sgt Frank V. DeNercN
3677 GladWin; PYts. Arthur +.
Armes, 2ll5 Eighth. John Dull
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
DETROIT SUNDAY TINT
Job Deferments
Out for Youths
Order Affects Registrars
1922 end Students

WASHINGTON. Jan 6 lINS)
ScleCt.Xc service took further
steps % solve the soldier man
power problem today by Wiping
our occupational draft dolcrments
for regI,trauts IS 90 - wears old
The move affects fathers and
nou-tathcrS alike unless they are
on farms producing food or come
under a sharply-dehned list Of eN-
captions
National draft headquarters
also moved t0-curtall student de-
tcrmentS 20 marked degree
BON actions. Maj Gen Her
shoy draft director. explained. re-
feet 'the demand for tho armed
forces Tv-wIth VS. yet and the sup
ply is diminishing
Hershey disclosed significantly
that local boards failed 10 meet
their draft quotas by 100000 men
IN the last quarter Of 1913.
only 90 1000 pro-Peari llarhor
fathers were indicted in the pc
Rod he said compared o'hiS pre-
viOuS estimate that AGO had 20
be called before Jan. 1.
He estimated Curtailmcnt Of de-
fermentS for IL 10 22-year-oldS.
beginning Feb ] would affect ap-
proXimately $4,000 10 10000
young men
Occupational defermcntS In Of
feet on Feb 7 for this age group
viii be continued until scheduled
expiration dates, Hershey said.
bat VIII not be renewed.
Local boards have been directed
10 continue careful consideration
81 defernentS for men over q
Who are in critical occupations,
with fathers over % normally be-
ing given consideration over non
fathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
r0NoRHNT or AIMS

This explains both the nature
end the two-taced policy Of Soviet
f.uSSia and rs direction IN Asa
and IN Europe Passive and qWeS-
cent IN Asa. that policy IS slowly
but surely and with definite clear
cut obRCiipcS beng increasingly
galvanized into activity on the
European continent
A large section Of The American
people. animated by admiration
friendship and sympathy, and not
knowing the'ultmate aims Of the
masters Of the krcmln, have
little or no concern regarding
Soviet Russia 5 designs. believing.
as they do. that they Will not adj
Versely affect the interests Of TINS
country
The correctness Of that concept
may indeed be questioned. II viii
depend largely on how far Amer
lean interests are Stakcd in the
coming general world peace
Sc. rcclY has tie Rcd army
crossed tho Polish border than in
MOSCOW vU7CFy -aTr r-7r~r-rii II tt-rfrf
claim 20 the Baltic states-LatWa
iythonla LIthuania. These three
free republics We're taken over
and occupied hy the Red army
together with more than one-thrd
q Poland, when the Germans in
vadcd The latter country IN Sep
4rF--F fI-4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Service Notes:

West Texas borbardIer quad
raugle schools Midland. BIZ
Spring. ChAdress and san Angelo
have turned out another class Of
AHls-blasters ln the form Of
bombardiers including nine from
the Detroit area Wdal b from
other Michigan points They are
From Ch.ld-esS second Its.
Walter NJ. Czap>kl. 519S Trenton,
Bernad y. Garrett Jr.. &-5U5 "
MCNIChoiS Everett l.. Ryan. 5000
MoutroSc Detroit George H. Ben
nett Adrian Richard L. Peterson,
Graylng. Robert I. BioWman,
Clifford VI Baumlcr. Iron Noun
tan. Edward \. GrcenW aid. L4c-
lnctor, Donald X, TAYLOR, P.ytu-
Outh
Midland second Its. James 4.
Golden, 4J3J Boston Lloyd :. I'd
wards. 1885 Sherwood. Dc'ro.'.
Hr+,-,-,-A X, : 7 i-s---
tramck George y. Paris. Pontiac
San AurpIO- Second Its. George
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Turnover
Causes Listed

Seventeen war workers must be
hired by busy war plants before a
net increase of three workers for
every 100 employed is shown, the
WPB announced Saturday IN pre-
Senting publicly the causes for the
heavy labor turnover in war fac
tories.
The WPB cites IS reasons for
the huge labor turnover. They
include desire for better wages
and opportunity 10 do more for
the war effort. no chance for adj
vancement and dislike OF working
hours and conditions.
In the cases Of women workers
inability 70 care for both job and
home and no necessity for money
earned are cited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
II Peter Pain strikes yoUwith erUmbIing
Muscle Poin. Rub in BEN.GAY.. Quick!
Amazingly FAST relief
and here's whyT

eSeienee, fSr many years has depended
on two pain-relieving agents methyl
salicylate and menthol. Every doctor
knows these two precious ingredients
And .. Ben-Gay contains up 20 ga
times as much Of both than FIVE other
widely offered rub-ins. Actual labors-
tory tests prove this. So insist on the
genuine Ben -Gsy NEXT time Peter Pain
strikes! Get Ben-Gsy't fast relief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers

4 recent medical discovery now being
u~,l hy doctors and hospitals every
whore has r-Trru unusually successful
in the treatment ~ stomach ulcers
caused from excess acid u Is harm
loss preparation yot so effective that
hoo many ,as's 10" pairs ~ stomach
ulcers disappear almost Immediately
aft"r 10 Is used Also recommended
for gas pains. ind gesfi0n and heart
burn due 20 hvperocldity. Sufferers
may now Fry this ~ home ~ obtain
ugA bottle ~ turiu from their drug
CIst iurin contains Nus new discovery
in ms UureSt form Essv p'tate. Just
mix two teuspoarfuIs IN n half glass
~ H,-4A - ,tr~t~ Init -t-tfie- Try h0ttie.
if must satisfy or wrrtV refunded
turiug for sale hv Cunningham aud
drug stores eteryV here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

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