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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
Warren Names
State Aids

LOS ANGELES, April %. CUP)-
Governor Earl Warren has an
nounced the following appointments
to state positions:
DR.. Elmer Belt Of Les Angeles
and DR.. Harry z. Henderson Of
Santa Barbara to the state board
of public health for four-year terms
beginning January Is, 1914.
DR.. Joseph Zeiler of Los Angeles
and DR.. Anthony B. Diepenbrock OF
San Francisco, to the state board
of medical examiners.
DR.. James c. Tobin, Los Angeles.
was reappointed for a four-year
term to the board of chiropractic
examiners.
Other appointments included:
Edgar E hampton, Los Angeles,
a member Of the board of appeals
of the California sterilization COM
mission; Mrs. Edna c. Plummer,
Los Angeles. and Miss Grace E.
Barneberg. San Luis ObispO. trustees
of California Institute for Women
at Tehachapi.
Governor Warren said he would
reappoint Kenyon Scudder, former
Los Angeles county probation Of
ficer. as warden Of the California
Institution for Men at Chino on
MAY l.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
WildIife Meeting
Starts Move to
Help Curb Ducks

All possible cooperation in solv-
ing the duck damage problem OF
Imperial Valley farmers was prom
ised the two county representatives
ATTENDING the National Wildlife as
ISOLATION at Chicago Thursday
morning.
The valley men. Charles Nice of
Brawley and Rudolph Miller of Ell
Centre, found the conference and
general meetings all Ultra con-
Servative. In the three day meeting
only Is minutes were devoted to
duck camage,' Miller told the Post
press.
Miller also advised that ON Mon
day the valley Representatives met
with w. o. ONeil, Ducks Unlimited,
Tuesday with Secretary of Agri-
culture Claude Wickard Thursday
morning with Dr.. Ira R. Gabriel
son anc staff of the U. S. Wildlife
Service.
All promised all possible cooper
alton with Imperial Valley farmers
and their eight-point program, u
Miller advised. we expect further
support following committee meet
ings and in general find the out
look very promising"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
Imperial lags
In Fat SALVAGE

While the rest of the Southland
housewives again amazed war pro-
duction experts by setting a new
all-timc high in March fer collec-
ton of household fats. Imperial
county turned in The lowest per
capita collection.
The valleys total was $500
pounds as compared to q quota of
$3.50 pounds, the Les Angeles War
Production Board reported Thurs
day. The balance of the South
land counties reported a total of
l46 per cent of their quota.
Private rendererc claimed We'd
nesday that they have scheduled
regular pickup dates in each of
the valley towns but they pointed
out that the only cooperating stores
in each of the towns are the large
chain and independent merchants
NeighbOrhood stores are not CO.
operating as rule the BraWley
renderer said.
Southern California in March
turned in 97O,426 pounds as COM
pared to a quota of 743,350 or lac
/ per cent over their quota. The
March collection which increased
in every other county over Feb
ularY for a total of 16300 pounds
remaining stationary in Imperial
county
Butchers in three El Centre
stores. A 65 p, Safeway and Cook S
stated that many housewives oJ moi
understand that they may use
cans holding one and two pounds
One pound of waste kitchen lat'
when turned in to the butcher will
net tie housewife two red meat
points four cents a pound cash
plus providing desperately needec
/ grease for munitions.
/ One butcher remarked that while
there is little cooperation on tht
part Of the majority CT the houSt
wives, many are faithfully bring
ing in their grease. Even the mar
ines help, another said. One grouT
of marines brings in a fivc-gallor
can every week
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
Stimson Views
Nazis Weaker
In Air Defense

WASHINGTON, April % CUP)-
German resistance to air raids
steadily is decreasing and damage
inflicted by Allied bombers steadily
is increasing as the Allies press
their aerial warfare against Ger
many and occupied Europe, Secre-
tary of War Henry L. Stimson said.
Probably the Germans are
boarding some of their air reserves
for the time when they judge an
extreme emergency exists" Stimson
said.
They still have enough fighters
to make each attack a battle But
1t is becoming more and more ap-
parent that the average of German
resistance is decreasing and be-
coming less forceful and the DAM
age to German installations is in
creasing.
The Allied command in London
has reported a steadily increasing
attrition in German plane output
since January"
Circumstance are similar in the
Balkans, Stimson said. He recalled
that formerly it was very costly in
planes to attack the Ploesti oil
fields in Romania. but that the most
recent attack on Ploesti and Bucha-
rest was made with a loss of less
than two per cent o. the bomberS.
:. There is a little line of drama
IN the meeting of the Allied forces
in the Balkans from the east and
and west" Stimson continued. 1T
reminds us of the time during the
war between the states when Sher-
man, coming from the south, came
up and met the northern army
along the Potomac. That was near
the end of the war"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
Taft Proposes
Subsidy End
WASHINGTON, April %. CUP)

WASHINGTON, April 28. CUP)
Senator Robert A. Taft, CRD,
Ohio, said he will propose an
amendment to the price control act
to ban use of food subsidies after
January l. 1945. except when au-
thorized by direct congressional ap-
preparation.
Taft announced his intention at
senate banking committee hear
ing on extension of the price con-
troll and wage stabilization acts
which expire June 30
Economic Sterilization Director
Fred NJ Vinson, testifying for the
second day. told Taft that CON
gress has the right to operate any
way it wants 10 cn cubsidies."
However, he aodeG, its a great
responsibility"
Vinson told the committee that
he had no intention of breaking the
Little Steel wage formula.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
List of Polling Places and
Election Officers
SPECIAL ELECTION


ALAMO PRECINCT
Polling Place: Alamo School.
Officers: Ira NJ. Preece. Evelyn p.
Maring. Elizabeth |. Tuttle, Sarah
Higuera.
ANDHsDE PRECINCT
Polling Place: Imperial Irrigation
District Office.
Officers: w. j. Ball. Jack Osborne,
Evelyn Pima, Mark Bascow.
BRAWLEY NO. l PRECINCT
Polling Place: White Residence,
104 West 3 Street
Officers. Maudc Mercer. Betty
Simon, Flossie Michael, Louise
White.
BRAWIIY NO. 2 PRECINCT
Polling Place: Warner Residence
2l5 Wet q Street.
Officers: Lucy J. Warner. Marguer-
ite Lambcrson, Dell M. Peter
son. Geraldine Allen.
BRAyLEY NO. 3 PRECINCT
Polling Place: Witter Grammar
School.
Officers. II w. Paul, Edith ker-
shaw, Loi5 w. Stanley, Emma
A. Guirsch.
BRAWLEY NO. 4 PRECINCT
Polling Place: BraWley Union High
School.
Officers: Zoe II Baker, Jessie M
Juvenal, LyncttC Hutchinson
Belle Niece
BRAWLEY NO. 5 PRECINCT
Polling Place Ruth Reid Grammar
School.
Officer: Eugenia L. Stewart, Paul.
inc Price, Nordica McFern, Mar
gle Harding.
BRAWLEY NO. 6 PRECINCT
Polling place; Faure Impliment
Store.
Officers 1yril B. Marking, Eugene
Marsh, Ola Gabard, lone F.. Weir
bhfh w DJ NJ. EhE1bINti
Polling Place: Rogers Garage, 19t
Ncrth Plaza.
Officers: Howard BOW.eS. Christ.
inc F.. Bryant, Manila M. Kaetz
Betty Jones.
BRAWLEY NO. & PRECINCT
Polling Place: City Hall.
Officers: Clark PlemonS, Mary
Humphrey. Syble Stewart, Julia
Lauraine.
BRAWLEY NO. 8 PRECINCT
Polling Place: Wear Residence,
435 K Street.
Officers: Clara M. Smith, Olive
Mae Wear, Lucy Conners, Allie
M. Eaton.
I. BRAWLEY NO. 10 PRECINCT
Polling Place: Gerry Garage, SOB
South Bird Street.
Officers: Watson Imrie. Elizabeth
Walch, Fay l.. Howard, Cecil
Middleton.
BRA1NLEY NO. ii PRECINCT
Polling Place; Pound Residence,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
Airline Chiefs
Wait Hearings

WASHINGTON, April %. CUP)-
Representatives of % airlines are
meeting with Civil Aeronautics
Beard Examiner Francis Brown to
plan procedure for public hearing
scheduled to consider applications
for new air service on the west
coast.
Discussion was AIMED at Simpli-
fyins the formal hearings, which
are TO be held at an unannounced
date. The applications propose
routes generally covering points in
California, Washington, Oregon and
adjacent states.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28

730 A Street.
Officers: Erna M. Pound, Jessica
M. Puryear, John w. Collins,
Lorena Beechey.
BRAWLEY NO. IL PRECINCT
Polling Place: Huckleberry ReSid-
encc, l149 G. Street.
Officers: Mary Huckleberry, Joe
Candearia, Edith c. Payne,
Dorothy Lucio.
BRAWLEY NO. Is PRECINCT
Polling Place: 996 Main Street.
Officers: ChaS. C. drummer, Will
liam. w. Ward, Zen C. King, Leo
q. Mesa.
BRAWLEY NO. Ia PRECINCT
Polling Place Hidalgo SchCol.
Officers: Luther l. Duff, Johnnie
Mae Wilson, Verlic Burton, Rose
Garcia.
RUENA VISTA PRECINCT
Polling Flace: Buena Vista Service
Station.
Officers: j. 7. Little, j. w. Kemp,
Susie Edwards, Myrtle Spear.
CALEXICO NO. 1 PRECINCT
Polling Place; No. / Road District
Yard. 1908 Emerson Street.
Officers: Harry F.. Rogers, Martha
II. Rcsaon, Josephine A. Eyraud,
Laura Little.
CALEXICO NO. 2 PRECINCT
Polling Place: Ell Rcy Hotel, Bird
and Imperial.
Officers: Ben w. Curry, Helen
Mains. Stacey Zimmerman,
George E. Hermann.
CALEXICO NO. 3 PRECINCT
Polling Place: lockwood School.
Officers: j. Herbert Mccoy, Clara
N. Raab, Charlotte McLachlan
Madeline Britton.
CALEXICO NO. 4 PRECINCT
Polling Place: City Hall.
Officers: Oce A. DctSon, hlmeda
Webster, Wahneta EcholS, Ruth
E. Ferguson.
CALEXICO NO. 5 PRECINCT
Polling Place: Dool School, 873
7th Street.
Officers: Maude Reddish, Matte
L. Young, Blanche Brazie, Mary
l.. Crook.
CAJEXICO NO. 6 PRECINCT .
Polling Place: Sleem Residence
543 Giles Street.
Officers NJ. j. Sleem, Mona Await
Florence Kneckel, May f.. Sui
Ivan.
CALIPATRIA NO. 1 PRECINCT
Polling Place: City Hall.
Officers: Jerry j. Farmer, Leona
Werve, Joyce Martin, Bessie
| Young.
CALIPATRIA NO. 2 PRECINCT
Polling Place: High School.
Officers: Joseph G. Writ, Ola B.
Sperry Mary M. Sinclair, Fran
ces Correu.
CALIPATRIA NO. PRECINCT
Polling Place: Eastside School.
Officers: Joseph WedlaW, Evelyn
Quincy, Ola Hamlin, Cora May
berry.
CENTRAL PRECINCT
Polling Place: Shenas Residence.
West Of City Limits CAFE.
Officers; Alice Farmer, Giennie
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
Sneak Jap Boat
Speedily Sunk

GREEN i5La.;I. SoU,n Pacific,
April 25.-Delayed) tUP)-The first
Japanese ship to appear in the
Rabaul area in recent weeks went
to the bottom of Rabaul harbor
after direct hits by three marine
torpedo bombers, a marine corps
combat dispatch revealed.
Pilots planting their bomb loads
on the heavily camouflaged, medi-
um-sized cargo vessel were Major
A. c. Robertson, 535 Marguerite
street. Coronado, Calf: First Lieu
tenant Frank D. Bell, Ogden, Utah
and First Lieutenant Miles M. Glid-
den, 1876 Selby avenue, Los Angeles
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
TEXAS MAXINE RaTS-S
COTTON ON ATOLL

SOMEWHERE IN THE PACIFIC.
April %. CUP)-Marine Gunnery
Sergeant Glynn L. Whitworth, a
former Texas cotton planter has
succeeded in growang the first boil
CT cotton ever seen on this viz
tually barren island.
The sergeant, whose home is in
Long Beach, Cal, is having "a
bale of fun" with his cotton, q
marine corps combat correspondent
reported.
He has been known to count his
l8 bells and observe, 1t sure seems
like old times to be growing cot
ton again"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
CLERK ISSUES TWO
MARRIAGE LICENSES

County Clerk w. j. MCClelland
has ISSUED two marriage Ii
censes. One was issued to Albert
George Manfred, 81, marine, and
Gloria Tsaystsalis, 81, Long Island.
The other went to Jesus Valdez, A,
Brawley mechanic. and Noeni Ia
pia, 38, Brawley housewife.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
House Member
Eyes !GI Bill

WASHINGTON, April %. (UP)-
Representative Edith Nourse Rog-
ers, RD, Massachusetts, ranking
Republican member of the house
veterans committee, joined Chair
man John E. Rankin, Cd, Missis-
sippi, in defense Of the committee S
delay in passing llle so-called "GI.
bill of rights.
We're trying to get a bill that
will be workable" she said in re-
sponse to charges by American Le-
gion Commander Warren II. Ather-
ton and Senator Bennett Champ
Clark, DD. Missouri, that the vet
eran benefits bill deliberately was
being delayed in committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
TWO NEW MEMBERS NAMED
TO WAR FINANCE GROUP

Two new members of the Imperial
County War Finance committee
were named Thursday by Herb
Fawcett, chairman.
Mrs. Maude Mercer, BraWley, was
named to head up the woman's
division of the committee. She will
organize women's clubs in the
county.
Paul Post, Brawley, was appoint
ed county payroll deduction chair
man.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
DIES IN PLANE CRASH

SANTA ANA, Calf, April q.
CUP)-Second Lieutenant Robert
Joseph. Phoenix, was killed when
his P-38 fighter plane plunged into
the ocean off Newport Beach, army
officials announced Thursday. He
was on a routine flight from on
tario Army air base.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28

WASHINGTON april %. tUP)-
Selectiye service regulations now
provide for designating registrants
unfit fer military service according
TO age and occupation.
The federal regiter carried as
amendments TO current selective
service classification regulations,
instructions to put men who would
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
New Rule Listed
For Eordfeees

otherwise be 4-F in IA CF1, 2-B
tFD or &c tFD if they are in es-
sential industry or agriculture, in
"a III, 2-B CHI, or &C HI if
they are over the draft age of 49,
Limited service -egistrants who
would otherwise be in la Qimited
service will be classified PA U),
2-B IL or PC IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
mastering Out
Checks Issued

WASHINGTON, April %. CUP)-
Checks totaling 1858, 800 were mail
cd out to 3.345 honorably discharged
veterans or their survivors in the
first l2 weeks after congress passed
the mastering out pay law, the
war department said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

hereby given pecial will be held the
California Tuesday, May 6h 1914
submitted the Of the electors such
required to submitted by the
At said special election the polls Will
be of O'Clock PM
election will be held
precinct this county,
appointed precinct officers
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
DATE PRECINCT

Baxter. Marybelle Riddle, Max
inc Morris
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-28

Polling Place: Eucalyptus school.
Officers. J. II. Wylie, Isabelle o.
Dubois, Olive Cannon, Rose For
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LAKE LOTS
GREAT LAKES BEACH
II Miles From Port Huron
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BIG SALE
Selling Out Reasonable.
Office On Property or Write
Box B-4s2, Detroit Times 81
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
STOVES AND HEATERS
UPHoLSrERING

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YOUNG WOMEN with SONS expert
encs IN detailing, drafting or tTac-
INK small Automotivs parts. y. SIDE
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fobin Bldg 1905 Broadway.
COLORED elevator operator and
maid wanted good hours. Apply I'm
ploVment office 9th floor. Grinnell
Bros 1913 Woodward
COLORED dishwasher and white
waitress for sat. ana sun, lalO0
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

Bun nLE NhsnlnE ouuts cAiled IpIl
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3i6f
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wash and carry. TY s4sis2
LAUNDRY done Al home cash and
carr call PL 1874
RELIABLE colored Girl wishes days;
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2hSS
WALLS. ceilings. woodwork washed
neatly; references. TR 2-0s7t.
COLORED girl wishes general clean
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II 2-2260. Five days
CoLORED girl desires days work /,
cleaning SIS 80 and oarfare ME 0ss6
COLORED woman wishes day work,
laundry and cleaning. TIE 2-3bOs.
COLORED girl wishes par, time work
as waitress. TR 1889
COLORED girl wishes part time
work RIA 2Qa4
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HANNAH

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Making better sales for our clients
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-WESr

APPLETON, 1868. n. schoolcraft-
Rrk home. paved st, tile features
basel, 40-n lot, $500 dn., plus
costs. OPEN,
o. r HART co. GA 100 no 1881
ARcoLA, l772. Mr.. FORD RID.
5.rm nome. prewar style. prewar
material. fun dining room, attic,
bsmt vestibule. tile hath. all large
rooms: !. acre good rich garden soil
Only $500 On, balance like rent
open u noon 10 s p. m. daily.
owner. DE $3.50. TO s-44et.
CRUISE, 1882
OPEN UNTIL SOLD
Beautiful gas-heateo i-bedrm. brk.
bsdrm. dn I2x22 Nv. nm. hre-
piacet Jr dinette 81 500 worth of
shruhbery; must he sold AT once.
BRUToN REALTY co. We $3.50
DALE. 1855. mr.. schoolcraft-Brk.
home paved ST tile features base
ment. 9O-ft. lot. $500 On. plus costs.
OPEN
o p. HART co. GA 100 Ho 1851
LEISURE, y. or FENKELL
Brk. rm. 3 bedrms firepl. 90 II.
lot, car gar. storms, screens, ex-
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LOUISE. HIGHLAND PARK
Very clean. 3 bedrms, close 10
schools bus. stores. screened m
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE COM
MISSION Hospital workers MAY
bury. typists communicable disease
nurse swimming instructor, 18TH
Floor, water Board Bldg, 500 =.
m 10 as p m. daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

DINING room hostess for Cafe
Rouge a postwar future assured
pleasant working conditions; good
pay. Apply employment Office. Bag
lev avenue entrance. Hotel statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

COSMETIC DRUG. cigar clerks. "a p
per1enced preferred: good salary snd
commission. Chance for good post
var positions. Apply emp. ofnce'
IJggett Drug 400 Woodv ard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

coMrTnMETER- eptrs Fast side
firm wants experienced girl II eNcep-
iionAl Ahinfy for analytical ~ork.
Reply. stating sNpsr. present saiar> D.
PoN R--1Ss Detroit Times. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

CoMPToMETER operators texpsri.
enceaD. good pay; 4S-nour. 81 -day
week socuny Vacuum on CO.. F03
W Grand Blvd nesr Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

CoFFEE SHOP - Girls for pantry
sofa fountsin: high school girls part
time. No. sun OF holiday, good pay.
81 stamper lobby Murphy BIDS.
Congress Al shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

ELEVATOR optrs. tcolored). I hrs.
30 min per day. less 20 minutes re-
lief twice daily: uniforms, hose, shoes
Furnished Apply Emp, OFFICE. The
I Eihann Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

GIRLs-io are needed. 1898; career
minded Train IN an old established
world recognized profession essential
during peace. douoly essential during
war. paid training Western Union
Telegraph. Miss MHyvilie, Room 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

FOUNTAIN salesgirls, must be is
years old good pay, excellent oppor..
tunities for advancement. Meals ana
uniforms furnished. Closed sundays
and holidays Apply nearest store or
100 oakman Blvd. 8 10 5. Fred
Sanders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

COOK experienced short order, good
working conditions; top salary. Apply
Brass RAJ 20 W Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

CIRLS-To pack candy. day work
clean. air-conditioned room. Closed
Sundays and holidays Time and half
over 40 hours week Apply 100
Oakran Bvd : "a 5. Fred Sanders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
CARPET CLEANERS. OVERS
LAUNDRIES

CURTAINS. tabieciothes, bedspresds /.
prompt service. Deliveries IL Week
Curtain Cleaners. TIE i.ssit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
New Brick Homes

S. 900 TO Sc, 500; , and bdFms !;
excellent locations 1r.-h,is and
school. large living nm. fun dining
rm. RABAUT, CHI 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

COOK. white. second assistant. good
paw. excellent equipment. well esap-
iished boys camp. RA 1890. MI
Walker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

COMPTOMETER operator. ENceilen,
opportunity Sstart $3.50 Five daN
40-hour week. Apply Fires'one Tire
A FURTHER TT -frs ftrTrT -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

LIGHT houssVork SINAI home l'
Laundry. 20 oooking IN !-5s0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

FILE CLERK - So day, 4s-hour
week. Apply General Electric Co..
ZOO Antoinettt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

ELEVATOR operators. white girls, no
81 perisnes -nr-traininK necessary
steady. pleasant work First National
Bank Bldg Apply Chief starter or
noor, qglf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted
Apply Rainbow Tea Room. ITO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

CASHIERS Tor super market good
pAt, GrEdy work Tons quality
Marker i4tSs GrNttot. AR 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

FOUNTAIN girls. soda and lunch
eonett. experienced. white s55 10
start raise every month. up TO $40.
kaplan's Drugs. 1900 =. Jefferson.