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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-20
OVER THE NETWORKS
THURSDAY, JULY 20

EaSttfn WAT IIme P.M.
Changes in programs as lis ed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
Marines Speed
hopping up
Of Saipan laps

PEARL HARBOR. July 6. UPl-
u. S. marines and soldiers began
mopping up the last-ditch japanese
defenders in northern Saipan Thurs
day as Adm. Chester w. NimitZ held
high hopes" of exerting increasing
pressure on Japan with his Pacific
fleet now approaching peak eff
cheney.
"a japanese Domei news agency
broadcast, recorded by FEC. said
y. S. warships and planes bonn
)arded Tinian and Guam. Wednes-
'ay while planes attacked Rota and
Pagan, also in the MarianaS.D
Nimitz was confident that the
bloody Saipan campaign was near
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
Warnings Given
On Typhoid Germ
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Continued from Page II
ag and sewage, better sanitation in
general. as we'll as screening OF
doors and windows should be part
OF every commmity'S sanitation
program.
Our irrigation ditch water is al
ways considered contaminated and
should not be drunk unless either
boiled or chlorinated. 1t should be
boiled twenty minutes. Chlorinate
with any fresh, well-stoppered,
household strength, hypochlorite So
luton, such as Chlorox, Hypro, Blk
Loxol, or Purex. Add four drops
OF the hypochlorite to one gallon
of water, and allow to stand 80
minutes before drinking. Filtering
water by any method does not dis
infect water; it only removes the
sediment, and part of the germs.
Young children should be train
ed not to drink ditch water, or
water out of faucets or hoses de-
livering ditch water. If children
persist in such habits, typhoid shots
should be given regularly, starting
with three shots, one week apart.
Cne booster dose should be given
each year. If anyone is planning
a vacation trip into the country
where the water supply is doubtful,
typhoid shots should be taken a few
weeks before leaving or call the
health department for an appoint
ment.
There are many sanitary Short
cuts now being taken, due primarily
to the fact that we have labor
shortages, and shortages of critical
materials. Typhoid fever easily can
come back to us if we are not
careful. In other words, be sure that
all food, milk and water are clean
and keep your premises clean. If
you see anything that is dirty and
unSanitary, please report it to your
county sanitarian, Lawrence Niles,
in the health department.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
Churchill Lists
Robot Casualties

Continued from Page Il
London totaled Sits, while 62,868
persons were injured.
Churchill refused TO guarantee
the success of counter
against the robot bombs, but he
disclosed that the government has
now decided to open deep, modern
air raid shelters in London which
previously had been kept in re-
serve for emergencies.
COMBAT RAIDS
The government, he said, is do
ing everything in human power,
and We have not failed yet"
That's the only promise I can
make yet he said. Il must. how
ever. make il perfectly plain and
do not want there to be any mis-
understanding about it, that We
shall not allow the battle opera
tions in Normandy or the attacks
we are making on special targets
il Germany to suffer.
They come first and We must fit
our own domestic arrangements into
the general scheme of war opera
tions." wv
Churchill thus disposed of the
cry raised in parliament and in the
press in the past week for some
form of retaliation against the Ger
mans. possibly the indiscriminate
bombing to destruction of some of
their cities, including those not
essential 10 the war effort.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

Shell does not
want you in trou-
BILE. You're much too
pretty. Besides if a
piston sticks you
won't be coming in
for free water, air,
windshield wiping,
ETC., etc. Nor would
oil, tires, grease jobs
and things like that
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
Nazis Stiffen
Resistance
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ry T Gorrell reported from 1.-The
vicinity of La Haye" that he battle
for the Nazi-held bastion OF the
west Normandy front ragged Violent
ly throughout the night, and by
mid-morning still had not taken
a decisive turn.
Earlier advices said La Haye had
been y-passed on both sides, and
Gorrells report that it was being
encircled inc icated that the spear
heads had turned in for a junction
below the town which would trap
its German garrison.
1t. Gen. Omar N. Bradley'S Unit
ed States first army was reported
StOrming southwark from l6 newly
captured villages in some of the
bloCc lest fighting of the Normandy
campaign, surprising in several
respects even that on the approach
eS of Cherbourg.
More than 300 American Maraud-
er medium and Havoc light bombers
SWarmed to the support of the al
lied armies in France today. The
ninth air force planes struck in
formations of six to SO at the five
main rail lines radiating from the
be.tle zone. They also aimed a pin
point blow at two bridges within
the city of Caen.
The attack, one of the heaviest
of its kind, incluced about 80 sep
arate thrusts at bridges, embank-
ments, and tracks along the Nazi
rail arteries vital to the battle of
Normandy.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
FIREMEN RESCUE BOSSY

STEWARDSON FURNACE. Pa
July 6. (UP) - Beef took a decided
drop recently when BosSy, a COW
owned by Mrs. c. S. Bechtel, fell 40
feet from a we'll platform into chilly
waters below, as it crossed the
boards en- route its barnyard home.
Although the water covered its body.
BoSsy was able to keep her head
up until local firemen rescued her.
The following day she was up and
around as usual"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
SMALL BUSINESS GROUP
STATES WEST HEARINGS

WASHINGTON, July 6. CUP)-
The senate small business commit
tee will hold hearings in Montana
and the Pacific coast states from
July % to Aug. hear testimony
on the problems of small business
in reconverting to peacetime pro-
duction
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

ing n successful conclusion. although
he believed there would be a hard
fight there until most of the re-
naming japanese are killed"
A front dispatch said the Japan
eSe were believed massed in the
ridges near Marpi Point airfield. at
the northern tip of Saipan, facing
a long valley filled with U. S. men.
tanks, trucks and supplies.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
RAMBLING REPORTER

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matoes, and a lot of other things
Armstrong boaSted.
Lou snapped Pinkus Greenlee
"hoW do YOU work one of those pres
sure cookerS?' Lou looked blank fol
a minute.
oh" scoffed Armstrong, II dont
use those silly things. I just use 6
big kettle. It's really very simple.
No doubt it is simple for Arm.
strong, All it takes to tighten a jal
lid is brute strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
HELD AS ROBBER SUSPECT

LOS ANGELES, July s. (UP) =
Russell Lane, A, wanted in Dallas,
Texas, in connection with a bank
robbery, was held here Thursday
after his arrest by FBI agents and
city detectives. Lane admitted be-
ing in Dallas at the time of the
robbery, but denied any part in the
crime
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

hind her car, not realizing it was
driverless. The line was long.
There was very little of the i'm
patient honking usually heard in
such instances. They must have
understood.
Maybe the war will teach us to be
patient yet. No?
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
: E R ME PYLE
Reports
On Invasion
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eventual shipment back to America,
where they are retooled for further
use.
Each gun is connected by tele-
phone to the battery command post,
in a dugout. AT all times one mem
Der of each gun crew has phone
to his ear. When a plane is picked
up within range the battery COM
mander gives a telephone order,
stand by!" Each gun commander
shouts the order to his crew, and
the boys all jump to their posi-
tionS.
KNOW THEIR JOBS
Everybody in the crew knows his
Job and does it. There is no neces-
sity fer harShnesS or short words
on the part of the gun commander.
When a plane either gets shot down
or goes out of range, and there is
nothing else in the vicinity, the
command is given. "Restl" and the
crews relax and squat or lie around
on the floor CT the pit. But they
don't leave the pit.
Sometimes the rest will be for
only a few seconds. Other times 1t
may last a couple of hours. In the
long lulls the gunnerS wrap up in
blankets and sleep on the floor OF
the pit-all except the man at the
telephone.
1t is the usual German pattern
to have a lull from about 2 to 4
a. m, and then get in another good
batch of bombing attempts in the
last hours before dawn.
The nights are very short here
now-from IL p. m. to 5 a. m.-for
which everybody is grateful. II
actually starts breaking a faint
dawn just about 4:30. but the Ger
mans keep roaming around the sky
until real daylight comes.
Our own patrol planes hit the
sky at daylight and the Germans
skedaddle. In tie first few days.
when our patrol planes had to conn
all the way from England, the boys
tell of mornings when they could
see our planes approaching from
one direction and the Germans
heading for home at the opposite
side of the sky.
CLOSE UP SHOP
AS soon as it is broad daylight
and the last Rest is given, the
boys crank down the barrel of their
gun until it is horizontal, and then
take a sight through it onto the
stone turret of a nearby barn-to
make sure the nights shooting
hasn't moved the gun off its posi-
ton. TIL II some of them gather up
the empty shells. oilers get wood
fires started for heating breakfast.
and others raise and tie the camcu-
flage net
They're all through at 7 a. m..
and half the shift crawl into their
pup-t Mt beds while the other half
go to work with oil. ramrod and
waste cloth to clean up and re-
adjust the gun. There will be no
more shooting until darkness comes
again.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

During the German occupation
of southwest Russia, the coke and
chemical plants of Eastern Russia
were the main source of supply for
iron and steel works and in 1913
increased the production of coke
20 per cent over 1912, producing
100000 tons in excess of plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

Costa Rica's health campaign to
promote the wearing of shoes was
checked in 1943 by the high price
of footwear. Domestic sole leather
of low quality is used in SO per cent
of all boots and shoes, according to
the Department of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

Industrial promotion of the United
States and Canada in l943 was 20
per cent higher than 1912, but in
that year U. S. production was l21
per cent higher and Canadian pro-
duction 159 per cent higher than
the 1889 average.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

The present library at Pennsyl-
vania State College contains more
than 100000 volumes, in contrast
to the l,500 volumes in the first
library at Penn State in 1859.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06

War-t time Note
Mrs. R. M. Henderson kept her
temper even though her car stalled
in most conspicuous place at Sixth
and State streets, Ell Centre.
Groaning, she left the dead
thing standing where it died. and
went to nearby garage for help.
Cars came along and stopped be-
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-06
Officer Cheats
Hangman by
Ending Own Life
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Continued from Page u
army court-martial which found
him guilty of the murders CT Dor
othy Evelyn Douglas, 19; Lourdine
LivermCre. l8. Captain Aubrey G..
Serfling, 81, Preston. Mimi, and
Police Officer Arthur B. Simpson.
After shooting Miss Douglas and
Miss Livermore at the Officers
club, Swancutt left the clubroom
and went to the officers quarters
where he aroused Serfling, his ccm-
manding officer, and shot him twice
in the abdomen.
FINALLY SHOT DOWN
The 3l-year-old lieutenant from
La Crosse. Wis, then Communicated
a staff car and ordered Sergeant
John E. Roberts to drive him to
nearby Arlington. Here he shot and
killed Officer Simpson before he
was shCt by Policeman c. f. Cole
Swancutt then was returned to the
Camp ANA hospital.
He pleaded innocent on all four
counts of murder at his court-mar-
tial after a l2-officer military panel
decided he was sane at the time of
the shootings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
MALE HELP WANTED


LABORERs wanted for warehouse
loading and unloading: good pay
good working conditions, plenty VI
overtime. 1925 Grand River.
LABORERs for war plant. must
comply with WMPC: steady work and
overtime Steel CoOperage and Coat
INK Co, fO01 Beaufait.
LABORERS wanted. is 10 SO years
81 age good pay steady work, Apply
Armour A Co, 1928 Division
==AHeRERs asR|3s3s@p st=s-s7-
LATHE HAND First class. for sent
production mus, be able 20 work
from bluepripts s5T Mt. Elliott.
LATHE hands. gage makers. inter-
nal grinders surface grinder hands.
thread bsckon grinders IS hour
week. IN 3-7676. Master Gage Co.
2222 Fenkell
LAUNDRY help rs To so. no expert
ence necessary. earn while YOU learn
SAM WASH LAUNDRY, fOOl Sixth
~ Hamilton Charlevon Transports
ton
fs7EfrN are welding. wages pal
while training under competent In
structors. previous factory experience
preferred Graham Paige Motor Corp.
s305 West Warren.
LICENSED Iourueyman TO do repair
work steady employment Bruce
Wisle Plumbing A. Heating Co, sil7
Hamilton
LEADERS. gaugers and warehouse
men. 4s-nr week, approximately
$500 month. W. NJ G. release Call
Mr. Peters. sun Oh Co. TR ASA.
LUBRiCATloN MAN No age limit
excellent postwar opportunity Buick
Bf-ath sf6f sass
MACHINE OPERATORS get top pay
'ng Job IN essential war work. ~
experience necessary. Thinker Detroit
Axle Co 1913 w. Fort.
MACHINE rcpsirmsn: must be able
20 make own parts defense industry
25l2 r. Grand Blvd Al -. Aubin.
MACHINE repairmen needed here.
Budd Wheel 12l4i Chsrlevoix
MAN 20 help on truck. setting monu'
ments and delivering grave markers
top wages good working conditions
See Mr. Raisch. i7i25 Van Dyke Ave
MAS Permauen, position for stor
age clerk experience not necessary
Apply Employment Dept, the y
SlegeL CO.
MAS or woman for theater Ianitor
Work Inquire evenings Globe The
alter. $500 Grand River.
MASON Helpers All year around en-.
ployment good working conditions
RA 1927
MATERIAL eeHtFe4 man cote yrarr
- age. familiar with shop operations
material routing and record work fo'
prominent industrial concern. Write
Box Bliss Detroit Times 81
MATERIAL HANDLERS and UN-
SKILLED WORKERS Essential war
work. Eiectromaster Inc. 1903 l..
Atwatsr. nr Jefferson and Orleans
MATERIAL HANDLERS on l0-hour
sniff In essential war industry Apply
r l. Jacobs Co. 5000 LOnyo Rd
near West Warren.
NEAT Managers. Meat Cutters
Good wages unusual opportunity for
Advancement A a Z Tea Co. 5470
Hecla TY e-ilOO
MECHANICS WITH TOOLS
FOR GREYHOUND LINES
Essential. progressive AND postwar
positions eRcelsnt MACS Apply,
With rslease 1911 " Fort
MECHANICALLY inclined men 10
train a. Machine Operators Day
and night shift men 1909, precision
war work Must be draft exempt
interviews s o. 8 g. m s432 Butler.
Hamtrsmck. 5s4s Cass Ave MA O2e0
AIDnL-k- -4.-Es2i- FE4ssH- fs-f- As-7ti-er r7sf r.
salary and ktchfnetts apartment.
OLDs Hotel i6l West Vernon
MES 80 years and over Help the
war effort and keep IN physical trim
~ working as waising messenger
days no niEht o. sunday work See
NJ SWafthout Western Union Tele-
graph SIS Sherry 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
MALE HELP WANTED

ARC WELDERs. Dismakers and Ia
horers. Must comply with WMPC
rule Apply Ternstedt Mfg. DIV,
63u7 West Fort ST.
ARC Welders for war plant. must
comply with WMPC, steady work
and overtime. Steel CoOperage and
Coating Co, 1901 Beaufat.
ARC weldsrs for defense work: must
have release. American Boiler Works,
1851 Bellevlew.
ASSEMBLIES. stock handlers. model
rr1Nrrs- Sr0t- wVfrvrs, raD0feTt, End
class engineer. good postwar pros
poets and new starting rates. with
opportunity To up. grade. SquaTr-D
Co. 5000 Rissrd
ASSEMBLERS, boxers. oFstefs aud
stockmen: 1905 war work. no exp.
necessary wartime wages. easy trans.
Federal Motor Truck Co, $3.50 Fed
eral
AssEMBLERs- High earnings on
piecewOTK basis and plenty overtime
Clairmount streetcar 10 door. Apply
Motors Metal Mfg Co, 1896 Milford.
ASSEMBLIES. spot Welders, stock
Handlers, Material Handlers. Labor
ers. Briggs Mfg. Co, . Mile and Mt.
Elliott
ASSISTANT cAfetaker. Chapel Court
Apartments Gait Mr.. Manning, CA
O32i Homer warren a Co.
AUTOMOBILE bumper Good wages.
overtime over ~ hours. Good work
ing conditions. Highland Chevrolet
co 1887 Woodward See Mr. Nestle
AUTO MECHANIC Essential work
- hour week. Good wages. time and
one half over 40 hours Clean, light,
modern shop. White Motor Co.
1850 Twelfth -
AUTO mechanic, make up 70 $3.50
VII Odds Sales. 1928 Ord. River.
TT 1900
AUTO porter good pay. good work
INK conditions steady work , "a day
week must be experienced. Fort Pom
tisc Sales, 6373 ". Fort vi l-s5O0
AUTO porter. full and part time
come ready 10 work highest wages
1880 Woodward, near SMILE Rd
AUTO SERVICE manager. recondi-
t.aning and seTvieing used carr
Nfea0N AflA Der mo. 10 TlEUt IHTfF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

~ SURFACE grinders on gauge
work only. Apply Lausr Tool and
Guage Co 1850 Freeiand
Al Tool MAKERS Experienced m
Gage Mnrk RADIUS TOOL g. DIE
co. i1El BUFFALO
A GOOD PLACE TO WORK
war work our products for war
are the same as for peace You
need not be skilled Lots Of over
time Come. talk 10 over MI Brown.
Hoskins Mfg Co 4445 Lawton
A LARGE financial institution has a
few vacancies for men between the
ages of IS and a. as investigators
and adjusiers Promotion assured
500 Capitol PARK BLDG. Oh 77f0.
ACCOUNTANT who has had
est Accounting Experience IN Manu-
tIrlng Plant Must-be faAt on his
and mentally alert. permanent
.'tion with reliable company.
write Box BIS. Detroit Times -
ACCOUNTANT. experienced IN federal
frCUTTTr Hnd eTCTES pr0fitE axes E0ed
pay and postwar future Address
Box B.4s7. Detroit Times. 81.
AIRCRAFT manufacture needs
screw machine operators. receiving
room help pleasant WORKING condi-
tons 50 hour weekly Rolls Royce.
Inc. i4t71 Livfrnois
AIRCRAFT cutting tool company
needs cutter grinders. surface grind
ers Brown A sharpe No. 13 opera
tors WeSs0n co 1920 Woodward
Heights Blvd Ferndale
ARC wELDERs. httcrs. general shop
helpers top wages plenty Of over
time Must comply with WMPC.
Copco Steel a Engineering 90
ARC wELDERs Douglas Iona
son. 563s Lincoln. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
MALE HELP WANTED
wMC REGULATIONS

VINO REGULATIONS
GOVERNING ELIGIBILITY
FOR EMPLOYMENT
W YOU WERE LAST M
PLOlFD A. An ESSENTIAL
OR LOCALLY NEEDED AC-
TINITN. YOU MUST HAVE A
STA1EMtN ut or ANAILABIIs-
ITN. ~ iOt ARR CT ALI
FLED FOR EMPLOYMENT ~
\ CRITICAL OCCUPATIONS,
YOU MUST BIZ REFERRED
THRO UGH THE UNITED
STATES IN 10y " y Nj
SERVICE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

late % l2O = Columbia street! hus
band OF HATTIE NJ father OF 20.
mund ~ and Leslie =. OMEN
Funeral from kfed r. H4HtstSI
Funeral Home. s. Esst vernon High-
Vsy Monday 300 m ~ Peter
and -Psul- tJssstltt Caurrn ~ F-tc
Burial -. Aarys Cemetery, Monroe
Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Truck drivers and helpers
for furniture delivery IA large Detroit
store Delivery IN city, eight suburbs
Give full particulars IN hfst letter
TO Box B-i2s Detroit Times, 81
WANTED Furniture truck drivers
and helpers for delivery ~ furniture
and warehouse merchandise Apply
Emp. Dept, 9Th Floor East BIDS.
CrOwley,s
WAREHOUSE men. no experience
Necessary. See Mr.. Smith service
steel Company. 1855 Franklin
WAREHOUSE men. drum washers
4s-hour, 50 day week Socony
Vacuum OIL Col. $3.50 avery Ave
WARNER A sWAsEY screw ma
chine operators heat treat men.
machine repsirmen. Apply 7 30 M
10 SIP m. - A. Woodwork Co.
Wanda ~ Jarvis Ferndaie. fshe
John north bus 10 plant
WEST SIDE plant good jobs now
open for men with or without manu-
featuring experience No SUNDAYS.
good wages 81 hours = week kmcri .
can Brakeblok DIV, Merritt -. a.
McKinstry
5 MEN and women (whltei 5-Hx-
Cellent appearance. for dignited re-
search, interviewing on Detroit news
paper survey. 3 DAYS week. weeks.
Call Supervisor, CA s07o for APP
point ment.
COLORED OF white for window
cleaning able o. use belt 500 per
month with lunches Apply Miss
Porter, Women Hospital, i32 T..
Hancock
COIORED men For dsS work In
tial business union pay. steady job
Ask for Nj Nate Crosse Pointe
Food Company 1891 Holden
COLORED- men for lnedihie and
fertilizing department See Mr.
Malone Detroit Packing Co. li2o
Springwells.
COLORED BOYS II or over for
general factory work CSC per hour
20 start 2760 West Warren
Male and Female Help Wanted
ADVERTISING AGENCY wants eX.
pvrienced man or woman cops writer
for radio commercial Write details
10 BOX B-423. Detroit Times, 81
CLEANERS - Middle-aged men and
women fof theateT cleaning good
wages Apply stage door. Fox Thea
ter between and a m
FARM man and wife for small farm
near Detroit man able-to operate
tractor wife for general housework
~ laundry satits Apply Mon.
day, s40s w Vernon Highway
MEN and women FOR candy and
bakery factory; hne working con-
ditions. excellent pay permanent and
steady work. Apply 100 oakman
Blvd, Sa m 10 8 m
q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

MYERS - Emma nee Toblan. died
suddenly April 20. age 90 beloved
wife OF me late William n Myers,
dear mother OF Clarence and Pie
Harold. Mrs Marco Cece and Earl
Myers dear sister Of MAJ Tohian.
Funeral Monday a. D.. m. from
Ridge Funeral Home m Trenton In.
terment IN ST Charles Lutheran
Cemetery. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

MNERS-Apru %. Emma Tobian.
age IS suddenly beloved wife Of The
late William " Meyers, dear mother
OF Clarence Pre- Harold. Mrs Marco
Cece and Ear Myers sister 81 Max
TObian For further Information
phone Ridge Funeral Home. Trenton
O24O 1922 vs. Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

WOMEN-4O years or over: help the
war effort and keep in physical trim
by working as a walking messenger,
DAYS no. night or Sunday work. See
Mr. swarthout. Western Union Tele-
graph. 53s Shelby street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
BERT BAKER

GRAND RIVER. AT LIVERNOIs
AUTO spray man bumper real OPP
p0rtunlty, get into business FOR your
self shop located In busy garage
We furnish space night heat and
equipment no cash Investment. real
chance for ambitious man good for
$3.50 week. Johns, 1888 f.. Jeffer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
DELIVERY MEN
EXCELLENT JOB FOR GOOD MEN
TOP WAGES STEADY
BORDEN's iCE CREAM co
1907 Dexter
DESIGNER
I1HAFT SMAN

uRAFTSM
Centrally located war p.ani-HItn a
sound postwar future
DIT UNIVERSAL DUPiiCATOR
123 p Milwaukee a. Hastings
DESIGNERS drafismcn. -aetaleIA-
esst side defense plant, - hour week.
Box . il6. Detroit Times, 81
DETAlLER Layout man on hydrau,
Mic circuits shop experience preferred.
-l,Aae-eat-A i-t.4y--lsA+i- ~ +---t- s.
DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE Labor.
ers City Planners Fire Fighters
Rsfreshment stand Workers 18TH
Floor Water Board Blfg > A. ~
10 4j~P. VI daily
DETROIT Diesel Engine DIV TX
pgrienced tool room help. tourney men
only bench hands. shaper optrso mill
optrs grinder opifs lathe optrs
gauge grinders boring mill uptrs.
Apply daily sA NJ to- p NJ.
1900 " outer drive
DfEMAKERs Die Tryout. Lathe
Optrs. Shaper Optrs. Millwrghts
Pipe Welders and Filters. Electric
puu and Motor Repair Armaturr
Winders. Assemhlsrs stock Handlers
Trailer Driver Briggs Mfg. Co.
1854 Maek-Are--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

WOMEN or Girls--i6 or over. for
food factory; good wages; 6-day day
or night shift. Borden's Ice Cream
Co. i4707 Dexter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

LAWLER--April n, l944. suddenly
John r dearly beloved husband OF
Eva n. tnee CushmanJ, q ea
brother Of James. Frank Albert
Mrs. Edna Powell. Mrs Irene filkln.
all OF Cleveland q, A. the J ".
Nancy Chapel. Lincoln 1ne Hancock.
Services and internmsnt at Cleve-
land
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

WOMEN White, IS TO SIS. for coun-
ter service experienced or inexperi.
enced. no nights. Sundays or holi-
days Broadway Market restaurant.
Broadway and Grand River. .---