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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25

the Royal Armour Corps. David
Niven, who served with a rifle bril-
gade during the war, also will return
shortly. Both Greene and Niven
made several propaganda pictures
for the British.
In other European countries,
American movie producers report,
the transition from the wartime
theater-dominated in occupied ma
tons by the Nazis-to a peacetlme
footing has not proceeded rapidly
enough for Hollywood to determine
which stars it might find interest,"
ing.
Signe to Stay Here.
During the war, Republic stole
Czechoslovakia's foremost actress,
Vera Hruba Ralston, and she Will
remain here. Jean Cabin is eX-
pected back to resume the American
career he started before the war in
Moon Tide" Cabin, who fought
with the Free French, is living at
present in Paris where he plans to
make at least one French film be-
fore returning to the United States.
Signe Hasso has turned down Of
fers from the Royal Theater in
stockholm, where she was star
for several years, to stay here. She
was the only Scandinavian impor-
tation during the war, arriving here
after hazardous journey across
Siberia.
Even the Queen Mary couldn't
carry all the Germans and NaZl
puppets who would like American
movie contracts. When Hollywood
film producers toured Europe re-
Gently they were besieged by for
mer Hitlerites who wanted to act
here. Among them was Max
Schmeling The former Nazi para
trooper, who took part in the in.
vasion of Crete, got fiat no
| Hollywood hasn't Jared so well ir
Turing prospects from south of thu
border. Cantinf1as, the funny mar
for millions of Latin Americans
came up from Mexico City to tall
about a picture, but not enough
money was forthcoming to persuade
him to stay. The Mexican movie
industry, now prosperous, has beer
meeting American offers almost dol
lar for dollar
There's nothing the producer
want more right now from SAINT;
Claus than mantilla -and-fal
beauty from South America VIII
would captivate filmgoers in thi
country and also the millions of fan
in Latin America. Such an acquisi
ton would help Hollywood retail
the Central and South America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
Something to See
BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
There are many mechanical aids
to acting. One of them is always
provided to assist an actor or group
of extras who are supposed to be
watching some offstage moving OBJ
ject while registering the appro-
pirate emotion of fear, farewell,
horror, grief, or just interest. Usual
ly the moving object is not the
moving train, departing ship, or
vanishing lover of the story. It's
likely to be a white handkerchief
tied to bamboo pole, and moved
by the prop man in the desired line
of vision. That's what it was when
Myrna 10y drove off in a stagecoach
for a scene for Genius in the
Family
When extras, as spectators
watched Deanna Durbins vanish
ing train in Because of Him." il
was a kitelike box pulled over ar
| imaginary horizon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
Back to the Farm
By Jay Carmody

abiding reflected publicity which
constantly photographed scany garments
which would make farming the most attractive occupation the
world the garments could be believed Unfortunately they look
inpactcathe garments necessarily the hapey girls
The editor onist who tires scanning these photographs
Hoywoods leading like nothing
better than the feel the good EARTH The word pictures the
rugged operators vegetable farms stock aer and the
like almost commonplace the photographs OF the snbonnet
Sues Even Boris Kao Bosws tire of the one about the
monsters real JOY in love which the culture and similarly
gentle and beautiful flora.
Farmers Not Dietantes.
earthly yarns
the dabblers deantes aded urban
turned from their metropolitan rouns to toy extensively with the
They farming pay chickens
Joel McCrea avacados and Thomas Mtc cattle in Oregon
The innocent seeing the pictures and reading the
agricultural bulletins capital might
gather than the biggest dilemma of stars life the choice between
aive
personal gave
Hollywood motion
lures 1t if having found country life the dylc the cinema
modestly decided not to recommend others.
found
dull 10 mention screenpay however prominently may have been
publicity
change
months There obvious assumption that the lives of those who
America with possibly dramatic their
as lives any group.
Well, maybe those shady ladies
cooners and radio COMICS types
Theme
Washington
months State Fair The southener and the current Our Vines
Have Tender Grapes"
Hollywood explained devotion the soil
probably thought why beyond the
fact that the stories each its appealed producers
a. suitable cinema material
likely, say asked looking
something different That admirable attitude 1t would be ad
mrabe influenced subonsciou by the fact
that congestion cities during the has vista
ATTRACTIVE than the spacious of the country
Certainly of the current century has been
perfectly life look attractive
cities standing line. stood
thousand other He has stood until
his arches fell, his heart broke, his mind collapsed
the should like
position life offers him. therefore
everything line for the
farmer The their stalls yearnng to be fed MIXED The
the field waiting be harvested The pumpkins the
waiting Thanksgiving Christmas The hogs be butchered
the butter to be churned
Inherent in Landscape.
Hollywood about the drama of these
there per boar, motley
promise full of distance from the
Man really position to ask for
would he be likely do IT. of course Hollywood wants
Margaret OBrien Richard
objection they obrude
solitude beautiful onness
Farming, Hollywood picture. exaggerated
its other people be
comfortable its livestock
special than in real life.
Actually things make difference 1t just the quiet
that counts, at least for the time being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
HOLLYWOOD.


Bob Hope went from radio to pic
lures. So did Bling Crosby. Frank
Sinatra, Don Ameche and about
dozen other top ranking personah-
ties. It took a gal like Ann Sothern
to reverse the procedure and 60
from pictures to radio-aad make
a success of both chores.
I'm still wondering how Annie
persuaded her Metro bosses into let
ting her put the Maisie series on
the air. Not only does the studio
frown on its personnel attempting
a weekly air show-it took Frank
Morgan two years to break the Ia
boo and other players were never
able to make it-but they are still
starring Miss Sothern as the cellu-
loid Maisie, and had she failed as
broadcaster, the film Maisie would
have been affected in popularity.
But you can't keep a good gal-or
Maisie-down, and I understand
that AIMS Crossley rating is as
high, or almost as high, as Frank
Sinatra'S.
when l retire from pictures, in
four or five years." Miss Sothern
tells me, I'm going to give all my
time to radio" But why give uE
pictures?" this writer wants tt
know. 1--WE been in them 10 years
already and five more make Is anc
that's long enough for any one tx
be a movie actress. I think they'll
have had enough of me by tina
time" I wouldn't know about that
Likes Character Roles.
There's Joan Crawford still goinl
strong after 20 years and Claudett'
Colbert and Irene Dunno have beef
stars longer than Miss Sothern an,
they show no signs of retirement
But almost anything can happen il
Hollywood in five years. And If An
can get the parts she wants-an
she knows what she wants-sheI
probably still be in there pitchin
in 1855.
THE only pictures I'm intereste
in are those that give me char
acter roles" says Ann, whose bah
face, blond hair and blue eyes max
her seem younger than her age
somewhere in the early 30s. Sh
wanted desperately to play Anna /
Anna and the King of Siam"-"bl
they said I didn't look old enough
silly, isn't it?"
, AS you know, Irene Dunno pla!
Anna and in my opinion the role
more suitable for Miss Dunno. B,
then, who knows-Ann had as b
a struggle to get the Maisie role
, Metro some seven years ago.
, Il had always played ingenl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
Girls Are Not
Barred From
Film Fights
BY the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
The price of admission to a movie
nowadays may include the spectacle
of a top star being given thor
ough going over by another player.
While it's true that the screen
fights of Abbott and Costello
spilled over into real life feuds-
most of the punishment and bat
ting remains strictly on screen.
While violence can be laid to the
postwar trend, strictly speaking, it's
been going on for a long time In
films. Ladies aren't barred, either.
Marlene Dietrich received two Sc
we're maulings in films before the
war, one from John Wayne in
Seven Sinners" another from a
jealous woman in "Destry Rides
Again"
Joan Bennett and Vivian Blaine
went around and around in mob
HILL" until the violets were knocked
of of Joan's bonnet and they had
to start all over again.
Paulette GODDARD in the unre-
leased Kitty" gets a beating from
Dennis Hoey, onetime sparrine
partner for Bombardier Wells.
Barbara Stanwyck turns the
tables, and beats up Van Heflin il
Love Lies Bleeding"
Joan Bennett gets sound trounc'
ing from Dan Duryea in botf
Woman in the Window ane
Scarlet Street
THE Spoilers" Is years ago, con-
tributed the first famous screer
fight between males and the patterr
repeats. Gangster films we're full
of them; the Nazi and Jap cycle o.
war films showed much of physica
combat between men, and more re-
GENTLY. the murder films like Dicl
Poweli's Murder My Sweet SHOW
actors of top rank getting unmerci
full sluggings. They call it enter
| tainnrent .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
Coming Attractions

NATIONAL-"Spring in Brasil"
with Milton Berle, starting
Tuesday night.
CAPITOL-"Hold That Blond"
with Eddie Bracken and
Veronica Lake, starting
Thursday.
COLUMBIA-"And Then There
Were None" with Barry Fitz-
gerald, starting Thursday.
EARLE-"Too Young to Know"
with Joan Leslie and Robert
Hutton.
KEITH'S-"Frontier GAL" with
Yvonne De Carlo and Rod
Cameron.
LITTLE Thousands Cheer"
with Kathryn Grayson and
Gene Kelly.
METROPOLITAN-"Love Let
ters," with Joseph Gotten and
Jennifer Jones, starting
Thursday.
PALACE-"What Next, Corpl.
Hargrove?" with Rober
Walker and keenan, Wynn.
PIX-"Verdi," an Italian must
cal, starting Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
Cake
Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
George "Gabby'' Hayes-called the
outdoor Monte Woolley by his
friends because of his great beard
had an unhappy accident on the
set of bad Mans Territory" Each
day Gabby has to have the beard
sprayed with fireproofing, just in
case a cigarette, match, or open
flame might touch it of. On his
18th anniversary in films, Ann
Richards brought him a cake she
had baked herself. Gabby thanked
her and set it beside him until
lunchtime. The prop man, spraying
the beard, saw the cake and sprayed
| IL fOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
Filmdom at Play
BY the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Enrol Flynn, Eleanor Parker and
Director Jimmy Kern got away from
boredom on a kitchen sequence in
Never Say Goodbye" by inventing
a game with a loaf of stale bread
and some of Flynn's golf clubs,
which they call kitchen golf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
WASH. GRAND OPERA

Constitution Hall, Dec. 6, $3.50
Pagliacci d "CaUalleria"
MARTIkELLI, DoREE, svED. DUN
MING, REMINGTON, sIMEokI. n. Y.
co. $50.
81. 20, $50. s.; SO. So 90, $3.50
The Hecht Co., d. 1926. willard, MA. 1878
Magee,S. Bethesda WI. $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Two Billions
For Homes

A S2,OO0,0O0, ,O0O-and per-
haps larger-financing pro-
gram TO speed the home con-
struction industry into peace
time production was an
nounced Saturday by the
United States Savings and
Loan League.
Immediate availability Of
this amount of money in the
liquid resources of the ma
tions savings and loan aSso-
Citations and coo peratiVe e
banks is enhanced by the fact
that these traditional home
financing institutions are not
dependent upon government
innovations. guarantees. or
appraisalS" for getting their
funds 10 work at this time,
Morton Bodfish. Chicago,
league executive vice -presi-
dent. stated.
Reconversion 10 the produc-
tion OF houses should be but
a short process, as with the
other types Of consumer
goods. such as cars and re-
frigerators. he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
MUSIC LESSONS

PATENT Your Good Idessi Send you
sketch for confidential advice. Polaches
Patent Attorney Engineer. 1234 Broad
way New YORK
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

EXPERIENCED tailor Wanted-Man with
experience In alterations ~ fine suits.
coats. dresses. excellent working condi-
tlOns. steady position Apply Mt.
PnSner, third moor. Sst Kay, Wash
ingtOn Boulevard
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

WOMAN wanted for pay roll and cash
break down: permanent position: no
Saturdays. Address BOX B-4440. De-
froft Times Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

WOMAN OF girl for housework; small
private family. good home; stay nights.
1890 West Seven Mile road. Phone
| TO o-21O7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
MALE HELP WANTED

PAcKERS-Msn for packing ana wrap
ring dept. Apply IA person. Employment
office. i4th n. The J. l. Hudson Co
PHOTO engrsvers, flat bed and rotary
press men and helpers. type layout man.
copy writer, Closed shop Call or write
Hancock w. Detroit
PHOTOGRAPHER - Position opened for
experienced all around man must be
Al 20 qualify. Fashion Photo Studio,
lis45 conant. TW Lass
PIN BOYS. white. sleeping quarters
furnished. Riviera Recreation. 0337
Grand River.
PIN Settlers. white, clean sleeping
quarters; lots o. lines Cleneagle Rec.
Teation, l2i2o Livernois.
PINsETTERs = white, Apply Beacon
Recreation, 6f3e West Vernon highway.
PIHsETrERs-white. set double or sin
ale. good sleeping quarters. Argyle Reere-
alton. Northlavn. near Grand River
PIPEFITTERs Wsnted-Apnly 10 Muir
ray Corporation OF America, TOO
Russell street.
PLANER Hands TO operate 4s" cincin.
natl plsner on machine tool istAil. no
Teconyersion period Apply EI-Ieu-O
Corporation. l4l0l Third
PoRTERs for super markets-2o 10 SO
years OF age Apply employment ofnce
The Great AtlAni!E And HAcinE Tea Ce
54o7 Hecla, near Twelfth
POSITIONS for neat appearing young
boys over 10 rs usheO. Apply stage
PRESSMAN-Gordon. permanent poSi.
Chicago Addressing Co 720 south
Dearborn Street. Chicago 5. Illinois.
PRINTERS-Permanen positions op.n
for compoSitorS. plsten preSsmen, cylin-
der pressfnen. offset pressmen, .l,ho-
graphic cameramen and plate makers on
both day ana night shifts. Esis blished
Union plant, IDEAL WORKING conditions,
fnest small city In Michigan 70 i've In
Application must include age. employ
ment history. references and recent
photograph, II available. Appointment
will be made for interview IN Detroit.
Write Box B-42eo. Detroit Times 81.
PRINTING PREssMEH wanted steady
work, Apply Prince & Company. so3l
PRODUCE men up 10 IS years q, age
some experience preferred. TO train for
department management Work near
home Apply employment Office, The
Great Atlantic ano Pacific Tea Co,
5f67 Hrcis, near Twelfth and h1rby
PROOFREADER = Detroits Oldest and
best typographical plant needs a com
piete sii-around proOfresder Tor a perma-
nent situation. The Thos P. Henry Co.
Al Burroughs.
PROoFREADER wanted for union al
shop TO work night shift. permanent
Job. Apply Geo. WillenS Company. 457
West Fort St
RADIO Repsirmen-The J. l. Hudson
Co. requires the services Of an experi-
enced man 10 repair various types ot
radios. Apply In person. Empl0 ymenI
Office, l4th floor.
SALES PROMOTION MANAGER-Op
pOrtunity for an alert sales minded In
ciyidual with actual experience IN
house-to-house selling. The product q
well established in the appliance helc
and Is backed by sound and ef.l
cient organization. Home office in DE
troit Only those individuals who are
interested In moving ahead need apply
In reply give full psrticulaIx eoverin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Index to
Times Want Ads

PsE
Auction sales
Automobiles
Auto Loans
Auiomobncs wanted y
Auto Parts and WreckinE
Auto. Truck Repairing
Bank Loans
Board and Rooms
Boats and Equiomeni
Building Alterations
Business Opportunities
Bus transportation
Buyers Guide
Csrpe, and Rus Cleaning
Chicken Houses 4,
Coal and Coke
Dancing Instruction
Death Notices
Diamond Loans
Electric Refrigefstors
Electric Washers
Electric wiring
Employment Agencies
Funeral Directors
Furnaces for sale
Furnaces. on Burners Repaired
Furnished Rooms for Rent
Furniture Household Goods 3 4,
General Repairs. service
Cold JevelTV Wanted
Help WAnted-Femalc
Help Wanted-inStruction
Help Wanted-MAle
Help wanted-Saiesmen
Household Appliances
House Treilers
In Memonam
Loanx on Real Estate
Lost and Found
Lumber. Building Material ,.
Machinery and supplies
Miscellaneous Tor sale
Money 10 Loan
Mortgages
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Moving and Storage
Music Lessons
Musical Instruments
Painting Decorating
Patents Patent AttornevS
/ Personals
I Pets Poultry supplies
| Piers and House Raising
Plumbing Heating
Radios and supplies
Radio Service
Refrigeration Service
Real Estate 4
\ Acreage for sale
\ Apartment Property
\ rungaloSs foa sale
7 Business Property
\ Farms and Lands for sale
Flats Tor sale
Houses. Flats 20 Rent
Il Houses for sale 4.
Hunting. Fishing Pruerty
/ Income Bungalows
/ Industrial Properties
I Lake and River Properties for sale
Land Contracts
Little Farms for Sale
Resorts
suburban Real Estate
\ Vacant Lots
Real Estate Wanted
Refrigeration Service
/ Rentals
Rentals Wanted
Screen. Storm sash
sewing Machines
Sewing Machine Repairing
situations Wanted
Special Notices z
store and office Equipmcut
stoves and Heaters
storm Sash
swaps
Trade Schools
Trucks CommercisI Cars
UpholStertnE Drsperies ,
Wearing Apparel
wanted Miscellaneous
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Deatb notlfes

BARNEs--sspi ] Raymond b beloved
father of Afs. Marie Pearson and Cpl.
Ted T. Barnes. son % Alfred SchlAppi.
grandfather q Charles Pearson brother
% Forrest Mrs Leroy Greiner and
Mrs Ray klfkpstrick Funeral TUESDAY,
. n. from the Harper -Mullgsn
Funeral Home i645o Hamilton ave.
CREMERS-Hslen beloved mother Of
Andrew Cremen and Ronald Cremers
Richmond dsurhtsr of Nj and Mrs
Emil Nerbeke, Richmond, slater % AIT1-
sylvia KoAovich East Detroit: Mrs.
sylvester MutiAu MIS- LoTens Carroll.
Wanaedeli ana MiSs Donna verbeke, all
~ Richmond Charles vsroeke. New
Haven Pfc Emil Neibeke Hassii, and
T s Albert G. ycrbese, Germany.
Funeral services : 80 a m, Monday.
Sfpt IT - Beebe Ereet. Plchmonc,
Mich a. 2 a. n, ST Augustine'S Ca'ho-
lc Church, Richmond. Burial church
Cemetery
EsOELMAS-AuT so. Carl. husband
~ the late Ksthern dear fAihss of
% Louisville Ky and Elck q Psnss-
cola Fls.. grandfather % three grand
children. Funeral Monday s4S a m.
from a " Peters Funeral Home. l1o57
grsrI0t snd $50 m a. our LADY
Queen of Heaven Church
nv W W -hNAAf > NQgfNlN '. JtWlIh
H beloved husband ~ Bess y LoomisI
dear brother oi william hp. Fannie
LundStrum % Lansing and Mrs Ray
BAILEY Service Burrell Funeral Home.
= z W fpHkHti fussfisy -
KAkLY-ArthuF n Angus, so. Of
ll2ls Minfsn. beloved husband Of
veronica Woiff Esfey dear father OF
the Rry. ~ Arthur Jr Ensign Robert
Fstrt Carl USkR and Mary Ann.
brother ~ John and sister John Dominic.
. ? Funeral. Monday. 30 m
from u Peters FUNERAL Home i205T
Grs,io' and a m. A. Our Lady Of
Gouc Counsel Chufch
kINAIH -AIoert August 81 brotnet of
MIS- EmmA NoeTScNel and Louise
Funersl service Tuesday p m a.
4 o. Peters Funeral Home, i2o37
Grstiot
MILLER-Arnss mother u Mrs Mar.
garet PRANK Mrs. Isabel Scott and
James \ Miller sister q Mrs Dorothy
Pscdi Funeral Tuesday 80 , from resi-
dence. 6T60 Elnock Avenue Burial
NorthvieN Cemetery
SCHwARL-AuE 81 Sohs 2i7s Cra-
not. beloved Wlfs q Gustav Funeral
Monday. IS a q from \ y Peter,
q m e. -. Joseph ChuIch, Jay
snd Orleans
STFYER-EriI sge - years % 1882
bios1 Acres blNd loving husband ct
kmiif dear br1'hfF ~ FRED RiChsfd
and Als Ida Runds. Services from wm
Clyne Funeral Home 22372 Crstioi
avenue East Detroit sunday ; 2. N
Cremation White CHAPEL
TOkARskI--Aug 81. Bsrnice. dear
mother 81 Leon and And rev grand
mother ~ Andrew Jr Funeral Tuesday
~ $50 m. from the Wultk Funeral
Home i432 = Csnheld Ave 81
Josaph Churrh 81 10 m. Inter
nent a. III. CiiVet Cemetery
VICKERY-Rose S20s Brooklyn wife
the late Duncan Vickery Died suddenly
AUG 81 Funeral Monday Sept , from
Needham Funeral Home. Chatham. ont.
A. 2 .. nj
woLFT-EIi a Woiu sept J. ls45.
brother 81 Nra Esfcls Kahn CheriGs
A and sci = Woir Funerel services
~ rharsI - ths Wm Hamilton Cr
sqTS Csss avenue Monday mornlng, a.
II O'Clock
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

has opening with excellent postwar pos
sieilities for capable and experienced
stenographer: salary sl63 per month
for ss hour, 5I1 day week. Cali Mr.
Ginger, TIE 1-s41O
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

kAkLN-Arthur VI August so, OF
li2IS Minfen. beloved husband Of
veronica Woiff Ksfey dear father OF
the Rev Fr Arthur Jr Ensign Robert
Cetrt Carl tshR and MARY Ann
brother ~ John and sister John Dominic
o ? Funeral. Monday. $50 m
from a u Peters Funeral Home l2OST
Gra'lof and o.. a. Our Lady Of
Coo Council Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

NILLLR-Arnes mother ~ Mrs Mar
garct Franz Mrs. lEAbsi Scott and
James \ Miller sister q Mrs Dorothy
Rscdi Funeral Tuesday 80 ? from resi-
dence. sTs0 Hlnock Avenue. Burial
Mort 81 yfsH CeH~sffrF
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
EDUCATIONAL
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

BIZ invited % all the best parties. never
lonely, always In dempnd. All popular
dance steps taught Talented teachers,
strictly private lessons. Special cpnrye,
50 so Free trial lesson with each In
terview Call fOr appointment Open IN
a. m. 10 10 .. m. Hollywood Dancing
AcAdemv A2li MnnrMard IL 2laa7l al
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

woLFT-En wo'ft sept !. ls45.
brother ~ Nfa Estcus Kahn Charles
and sci Woir Funeral services
~ charsl - ths Wm p Hsuil'rD Co
sa7S Css avenue Monday mornins. a.
1 o.rfulE
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
! MALE HELP WANTED

ENGINEERS = Structural or reinforced
concrete immediate employment TTus-
| con Steel Co. as WAYNE liTeef.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

MEN wanted for full or part time work.
We have q new proposition which you
can make yourself from IS 20 $40
daily. You make 100 . commission. We
furnish your complete equipment free
Apply Dennis Studio. 1885 Jos. Cam
pau for interview
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
Furniture. Household coeds

A BARGAIN - rnnerspyfny resttressss.
Auy size Ssmplea. SIT Mitchell yFJ{ni-
tufs CO 1000 Crstiot.
a BEAUTIFUL early Amsricsn bed and
dresser, solid ash, pltscned w s-1sos.
A BIG CLEARANCE
LARGE TILT BACK CHAIRS. .....,74
studios, al springs .. s........... "a
3-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE. LARGE
VANITY, CHEST AND BED... 10
WARDROBE, Double door. mirror. 20
Hollywood Bed, Inc. spring. mattress %
GAS RANGES
Brsnf new fuii sire table top. ee
No Priority required Bur Rizhf 81
WAIN-RITE
r3os GRAND RIVER. AZ co ASyp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

MAINTENANCE men, experienced On
electrical mill and pipe ana sheet
metal work Apply Dodge Main Plant,
\ Jos CAmpsu, at Smith st.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
VETERAN wants Job hauling. Have own
truck. Steady. TY 4-i374.
Situations Wanfed-Femole
CURTAINS washed and stretched wool
and cotton blankets washed, prices rea-
sonable. 2o37 Trumbuli.
CURTAINS neatly done in home, 81
pair. TIE 2-47s4.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes day
work, laundry. $3.50. carfare. TR
RELIABLE colored girl wants general
housework. day or part time TX
4-s356.
RELIABLE colored woman vixneS day
work. cleaning and laundry. TY 4-09s6.
COLORED girl. housework, assist with
cooking, home nights TR 2-S922
COLORED girl wants days. Call MA
os32. Miss Wesley.
coLoRED girl wishes day work. TU
2-f6O7
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02
HELP WANTED---Instruetion

LEARN practical nursing quickly a.
home Big demand. High Wages. AgeS
1880. Wayne school. Address Box
B-iS2S Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-02

MAINTENANCE millwrights. electricians.
steamfitters and oilers, qualified men
needed for postwar work. Edward @.
Budd Manufacturing Company. l2l4l
Cha riaNNiY A Nnniia