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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Brain Game

Give yourself 10 for each correct answer
through question slH, 40 each for the re-
naming two questions. Any score ss or
higher 10 excellent
1.-The names Zeke, Frank,
Betty, Oscar, Helen and
Nelly are aeronautical terms,
usually heard only in the
Pacific theater of war. To
what do they refer?
2-What sport would come to
your mind if the terms epee,
foil and saber were men
toned?
3-True or false: Worms. Ger
man city which has fallen to
Americans, is known chiefly
as the home Of the famous
/. G.. Farben chemical plants.
4-"Rolling Stone" is the title
of a new autobiography writ
ten by a veteran actor. Iden-
tify him.
5-James Viscount Bryce was
The author of: (a) The
Wealth of Nations, CD The
American Commonwealth,
(c) A Child's History of
England.
$40 increase and diminish the
volume and to sustain notes
on a piano what are used?
What river was the scene of
the baptism Of Jesus?
S-When Henry Ford organized
his company to manufacture
automobiles in 1903, what
young man bought an inter-
est for a few hundred dol
lars. became business man.
ager and finally sold out to
Ford in 1919 for $35, 100000?
ANSWERS on Page Seven)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Mix With Celery

Cut remaining figs coarsely
with scissors and mix with
about y cup mayonnaise, 4
cup sliced celery and l table
spoon lemon juice. Heap spoon
ful of this in each peach half
and put a dot of it on the figs.
Decorate with walnut pieces
and serve.
For a luncheon salad, put
spoonful of cottage cheese un-
der the peach, serve with cinna-
mon toast or hot mullins, and
you have a complete meal--and
a mighty good one.
Dried figs can be used in
practically all recipes calling
for dried fruit and they add
new taste. appeal to cooked and
dried cereals, TO mullins,
cookies, cakes and desserts of
all kinds. Try these cookies.
Choeo-Fie Cookies
] cup brown sugar
y cup melted shortening
2 squares chocolate, melted
egg, we'll beaten
Ia cups -four
n cup milk
cup finely chopped dried
figs
y teaspoon salt
l teaspoon vanilla.
Mix brown sugar, melted
shortening and well beaten egg
thoroughly. Then add -four and
milk alternately. Add melted
chocolate, figs and vanilla last.
Drop by spoonful on a creased
cookie sheet and bake Is TO 20
minutes in moderate oven (350D
degrees). When baked ice with
an uncooked chocolate icing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Horoscope
BY Frances Drake

Look in Section Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is According the Stars,
EorS 1urd1 Anr1IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

MARCH 2I TO APRIL 90
Aries-Less stimulating than
yesterday but carry on as per
schedule finishing as well and in
some instances better than other
times.
APRIL 2l TO MAY 20
Tawus-Make your way care
fully - some tricky spots that
might mislead unless you are
alert and ready for action. Keep
pace with successful trends;
save time, energy.
MAY 2f TO JUNE ef
Gempi-Teamwork with fam
ily, fellow workers, between en-
ployer and employees, officer and
private, essential for final
scores.
JUNE 2s TO JULY 2S
Cancer Same holds for you
as for Gemini now. Be wisely
careful. Things can get ont of
hand If you are too quick or in
dulge pet peeves. Forget self,
serve unselfishly good causes.
JULY ~ TO AUG. 22
Leo-Be guided in action by
demands of your position. May
get farther here by proceeding
slower, but surely, and Of course
along right lines. Be diplomatic.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 2S
Virgo - Profits, money trans
actions less favored now than
production of needed commodi-
ties, business stabilization, build
ing, farming, clerking, general
war work, home affairs.
SEPT. 2L TO OCT. 25
brd-If hard work is on
your program, take il calmly,
amiably. You'll need poise, good
judgment. Refrain from con-
tention, any connections ( h {
could lead you from right path.
OCT. 2L TO NOV. 22
!Scorpio - Take stock Of self !;
carefully consider the most
urgent work to be done: improve
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Ave questions and Ave for the last question;
score, s-io. brilliant; ia, bright; A-s, AN-
erage; Oh, dull,
Name the girl: Light she
was and like a fairy, and her
shoes were number nine:
(a) Caroline. CD Clemen-
tine. (c) Adeline.
2-On the u. S. Distinguished
Service Cross. it says: ta)
For valor. (b) For heroism,
(c) For victory.
3-One of these pairs means
just the opposite; (a) revo-
luton, instruction; (b) nor
NAL, ordinary; (c) alacrity.
Incidence.
4-'People in - houses
shouldn't throw stones: (a)
closed, (b) glass, (c) new.
5-"The era of Good Feeling" in
United States was during the
term of: (a) President Mon
roe, (b) President Mckinley,
-te4 President jefferson.
6-Match these columns COR
rectly; the words go to-
gether:
tal celestial fvl disease
tbl pulmonary (vD direction
tCl mortal txl land
tdI afable tyl music
(eI gubernAtorial ca thrust
ANSWERS on Page Seven)
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fer pattern for doll and clothes;
directions.
Send Is cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Only Is cents more brings
YOU our new 1945 Needlecraft
Catalog 95 illustrations
Of designs for embroidery, toys,
knitting, crochet, quilts, hand
craft a free doll pattern
printed right in catalog.
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
LEGAL NOTICE
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL BALBOA
COMPANY

Detroit. Michigan, April ;, ~.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF The Michigan Central Railroad Com.
pany for the election of Directors, and OF
three inspectors Of Election. ana tns trans
action OF other business as may be law
fully brought before the meeting, will he
held at the principal office OF the company
Room 400. Michigan Central Terminal
Building. In the City OF Detroit, Mich.
gan. on Thursday, May 3, ls45. At lt
o'clock A NJ
The Stock Transfer Books will be closed
at 3 O'Clock p NJ on Friday April 10.
1et5, and will reopen At 10 o'clock a. NJ,
on Friday, May e. i945
JOSEPH NJ. o'AiAHoNEY. escrstary
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
Emergency Tin Can Collection

THE USE of tin for all war
purposes has made serious in
roads on our national stockpile
of TN. Meanwhile, imports Of
tin continue TO drop and the
tin requirements of the war
machine continue TO increase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

says Terry Bannan, chairman
of the Wayne County Tin Can
Salvage Committee.
IAN EMERGENCY tin can
collection has been set for Mon
day, May II. 10 meet this in
Creasing need for tim
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
By MaeLean
By Wall Disney
BY Jimmy Halo

pleasant little that will give you message
every day. a numerical puzzle designed to spell out
nrst the number
ietters or more subtract number Is less than Q.
ada g. number Start at the upper lett
check OF your key
numbers right read the the letters unde
the checked figures give Ala
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

Give yourself 10 for each correct answer
through question six, 40 each for the re-
naming two questions Any score ss or
higher 10 excellent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14
MARCH pl no APRIL QO

For Saturday, April II, 1913
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-14

ANSWERS on Page Seven)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
U-M Expected
to Give Army
Stiff Battle

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 9-(R)-
University of Michigan's grid
iron squad is gaining experience
rapidly and stands a good chance
of playing its best game of the
season so far against mighty Ar
my in New York, Saturday,
Head Coach Fritz Crisler said
today.
1.-THE Northwestern gam e
which we won 20-7, probably
was the best we played all sea-
son and l think there is con-
siderable indication we will play
even better against Army,
Crisler declared.
Michigan will be meeting the
Cadets on the gridiron for the
first time in history and at a
time when Army, combining
speed and power, is considerej
to have the finest pigskin ag-
gregation in the nation.
Prior to the Northwestern
contest, the Wolverines regarded
the coming Army tilt with con-
siderable grimness but today's
practise revealed that Michigan
expects to give Army a tough
struggle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
Former Irish Ace Stars
for NAVY in Duke Game

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-CP)-
Navy's most valuable man IN
beating Duke last Saturday was
Bob Kelly, former Notre Dame
backfield ace, says Coach Oscar
Hagberg.
Hagberg and Captain c. D.
Humphreys, Navy athletic direc-
tor, both praised the fleet back
at the football writer's luncheon
yesterday.
"Our tackles remain a queS-
ton mark" Hagberg remarked
land we'll know more about our
attack Saturday when me play
Penn State"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
BOWL-O-DROME
Ladies Minor League

Vans-on-the-LJIke co., Bon
ME Meeker, 416. Medea Beauty
Shop (3), Marta Peltier, $50.
Fuller & Peltier %, Edith
Schroeder, $50. Petch Tool &
Die (2), Betty Petch, 453.
D. N. Cooley (D, Helen Cab
lau, 482. Goebel Beer (2,
Sandy Frederick, 446.
Ludwig Hi-Speed %, Evelyn
Schonschack, 384. Bill Murray
Bar (2), Bernice Wissner, 395.
Swan Drug %, Gladys Car
ter, 398. Pomeroy's Life ms.
ca, Frieda Van Lac, 434.
M. r. Anderson, Ford, ~,
Mildred Stadler. AIS. Sieber-
ling Tires (D, Marion Harder,
400,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MACOMB RECREATION
Ladies FRIDAY Night League

Mayfair (2), 2O28; R. Hockins
432. Priehs Motor Sales ID
1868; v. Madaus, 479.
A. A. A. CO.., 1879. j. Rinard
1923. Donahue Bar CD, 1881
E. Oates, 439.
Blue Rock, (3), 1882; NJ
Thornley,, 423. M. r. Ander'
son, Ford co., 1701; r. Golden
bogen, $50.
LaCroix Painters (2), 1898
p. Andreas, 43l. LaCroix &
Groesbeck %, 1880; M. Keller
38l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
BOWL-O-DROME
House League

Copeland Mfg. Co. co. 2088;
P. Plyler, 458. A. & w. Root
Beer CO.., 1905; H. Bauman, 429.
Korte-Yde Grocery (2), 1854;
w. Starkey, SAC. Monitor-Lead-
err UD, 1856; E. Mumea, 500.
Modern Electric Cd, 2210; p.
Kruger, Sill. Miller InSur-
ance (2), 2238; S. Ciaramita,
ACT.
I. O. o. F. (2), 1898; G Tath-
am, Arg, 534. Altes Lager %,
1898; j. Madou, 548.
Detroit News ca, 1881; p.
Hogue, $40. Post Eng. Electric
%, 1869; M. Leitz, 526.
Post Eng. Carp. %, 1912; r..
Hay, 481. Tomlinson Olds (2),
23l7; A. Moore, ssh.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
BOWL-O-DROME
Civic League

Mt. Clemens Rose 90, 2497;
G.. Essmaker, Sr., 557. Thomas
Lunch CO.., 1884; Ward, 492.
Van -the-Lake %, 2271;
F. Ehrke, 545. Terrace Gardens
(2), 2121; F. Beine, 459.
Berridge Sales go, 2391; o.
Derosier, SAB. Badger Decorat-
ing CO.., 2156: J. Henry, 487.
Rotary Club CD, 2114; T. De-
Groot, 484. Kiwanis Club (2),
2O35; M. Levine, asa.
Kurz Tavern %, 2319; Soen-
en-, 481. Eagles (2), 2266; D.
Renwick, 483.
Hillcrest Studio %, 2100;
Bane, asa. Franks Market ca
1880; E. Briley, 516.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
BOWL-O-DROME
Ladies Major League

Smoke Bros. co.. 2072; Ethel
Pearson, 448. ID. N. Cooley 60,
2202; Alice Lindsey, AS.
Bill Murray Bar co., 2265;
Rosemary Duckwitz, 456. La
Croix Decorators ca, 2508; Ann
Norton, 562.
Sierens Novelty (3), 2166;
Dorothy Frederick, 487. Bath
City Garage Cd, 2l26; Mary
Thornley,, ABB.
RIB Shops ca, 2272; Ruth
Hockin, 495. Bob Eastman
Chicks ca, 227l; Pat Fow, 472.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MACOMB RECREATION
MOnitor-Leader BE- League

Dads Place co., 1916; A.
Redlawsk, 480. Bannow Drug
ca, 2346; E. Valentine, 588.
Mt. Clemens Dairy (3), 24l8;
Elk. Voght, SAT. Batkins Radio
CD. $500; w. Willmarth, 52l.
Wolcott's Mill 90, 1882; l..
Wolcott, 49l. State Farm lns.
Cd, 2234; j. Reynolds, 469.
Matkin- BObcean go, 2l64; G
Carpenter, SIG. H. g. M. Dist
Co. %, 2l28; A. Anderson, 534
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Lutheran League

Team No. 3 co.. 2l84; Mart
Miller. 448. Krause Service CD,
2484; Ray Diener, 564.
Farmers Milling CO.,, 2O43
Richard Coulon, aga. Eschen-
burg Tire go, 230l; Conrad
Ratzow, 525.
Schlitz 90, 22l6; George AL
wardt. SIS. Cooley Mortician
CO... 2O62; Elmer Sahrow, 445.
Priehs Sales CD, 2408; Her
man Timpf, Jr. 528. CARING S
Red Cap. Cd, 230l; Al Dobner,
504.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MACOMB RECREATION
Victory League

Eagles B-3 CD, 2ll6; D. Rem
wick, 488. Harper Drain %,
1928; L. Thompson, 495.
Sears g. Roebuck GU, 2O48;
Light, ASS. Miller Bros. Cd,
2l25; T. Prins, 497.
Reds Bar (3), 2l23; G. Mac
Cam, Sr, 486. l. o. O. F. (O),
1912; Hess, 428.
Monitor-Leader go, 2l60; D.
Weber. 504. Eschenburg Tires
CO.., 1871; S. Rich, Ala.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
Ladies Monday Night League

Berghoff ca, 1916; d. Pasick'
419. LaPointe g. Co. CD, 1862;
Molly Guiette, ABB.
First National Bank (D, 1923;
Gerry Livingston, 372. Con-
sumers Power CO. (2), 1922; M.
Malfait, 800.
Boy Chips CO.., 1474;
Helen King, 346. Bar SO 60,
1888; Clara Bergman, 468.
Ladies Auxiliary (2), 1851; P.
Gustafson, 424. Monitor-Lead-
err Cd, 1869; Gladys Houghton,
1874.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MT. CLEMENS RECREATION
HOLY Name League

Macomb Beer Store co, 2448;
Louis Peltier, 523. Phelan S
Upholstery CO.., 237l; Tom Bry-
er, 5l8.
Altes Lager (2), 2525; Fred
Tuscany, SOS. K. Of c. CD;
1922; Bob Bourdage, $50.
Mcmahon Coal ca, 2463; Pete
Grim, SIC. Gillett Refrigera-
ton CO.., 1900; Don Albrecht,
ton co., 224; AL King, 586.
Old-Brue CO.., $500; Don AL
brecht, Sill. Progressive Press
ca; 1888. Ray Champagne, SOL.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
At The Alleys

Fraser Sweet Shop (D. 2351;
G. Studebaker. $50. Seiferlein
Garage GU, 1912; o. Miller, 495.
Mc=Oley Airport (D, 1882;
o. Mckinley. 4l0. Steffens Coal
& Lur/cer co, 2048; w. Ward,
482.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09

Home 10 said to b the safest
place, but statistics show that
about one third Of all accidental
deaths occur there.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
MACOMB RECREATION
Zion Church League of Erase

Steffens Motors 90, 2170; c.
Morehead, 466. Hilton's Ben
dix CO.., 1898; D. Hilton, 40.
Star Ballroom %, 1879; II.
Holmes, 479. Boske Garage ca,
2016; r. L. Malchow, 400.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-09
BOWL.O-DROME
Progressive Four League

Ingleside Inn CD, 1886; Au-
gusta Jordan, 1876. Levine S
Market ca, 1886; Edith Stem
house. Asst. LaCroix g. GrOes-
beck 90, 1923; Hazel Doyle,
ass. Wolverine Potato Chip
CO.., 1849; Mary Essmaker, 800
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
. cath lotltfs


ALBRG,nI-rco. -, oscar 1. OF 50i5
Maxwell. beloved hustsnd OF Anna ann,
Viola vogel Mrs. LeonA Hamilton Mrs
Irene DeBakeT and Warren brother Of
Mrs Frelda Ernst, Mrs Caroline Cham
berlain ana the late Mrs Minnie Thiery
gIeat-grsndchildren. Funeral service.
Monday, ? p. m. at A. IA. Peters FUNERAL
Home. i2057 Grstiot
ASDkUs-tNovackl Katherine age %
years, beloved wife OF AndrcN. dear
mother OF Mrs. Cardiac baelyn II.
ots S sfTh' MTs ppaohy pass NEs Be- S19 Soysr cs s
Cyril CM sc ana Joan Andrus.
grandmother OF seven grandchildren
sister OF Andrew and George Sovack
aud MIS-. MaIgaret L1ncaster Funeral
from the residence, 502S Maxwell ave
nae. Time later. Calumet papers
please copy
CAsTERTOs-Feb. 10, Alma, OF 1891
StrlnghAm court. beloved wife on Alfred
Funeral Monday. q 30 m. from
A, ". Peters Funeral Home. l2O5I
Gratiot, and 10 a. m. at St john
DoNAHUE-Eeo IA, i945, Eeraon'
loving son OF Lille. father OF Oryille.
brother OF WilbcTt and Mrs. J.
Huugh. Funeral from g. II MCNeely
Funeral Home. 507 ". Grand BlVdp
Monday Al 2 p. m.
gsRAzER-EE;sss. E;s 10, 1872 i,,s Rsoa5,s aSrol,b,s
Allan II. Frazer. mother OF John p.
Frazer and Mrs Frances Jane Car
michael Funeral service al chapel OF
the william r. Hamilton Co. Cas-
avenue corner AleSandrinc Monday,
eork-RafSsr. Joann of 1880 Barlow.
A. ~
and Rose Goik, dear sister Of SGT. Ray
mOnd In Y. 5. Army sisters Ramona,
Rose Marie Cecilia Ann and albert
Funeral Wednesday 20 St JosephatS
Church Time later
LIND-Feb. II. Christ, OF 347o Bcsls,
father OF Anthony, Nick, Mrs. Katherine
kalbpr. Mrs. Barbara MOrelll Frank,
Albert Rick grandfather OF seven grand
children. Funeral Monday, 80 a. m,
from A. II. Peters Funeral Home ana
~ a. m. az ST. GATHERINGS Church.
MAsKE-Feb Is. Carrie OF 1851 Ham,
burg. beloved wife OF Henry c. Funeral
Peters Peters funeral i Home, lao57 GraIio,.
sLIwINsKI-Wnliam beloved husband
OF Marion a. dear father OF Corp
William Sliwinski, overseas. ana Marion
brother OF Mrs Cecilia Kohlman and
john Funeral from residence, l26oO
Good counsel Church at 10 Inter
ment IN M Olivct
STRACKE-Feb 10. Augusta, o. Middle
straits Lake. Mich, beloved mother oi
Mrs Richard webb. Elmer OF Long
Beach. Cal George ot Flint, Mich
Helen and cara StraCke grandmother
on FIVE grandchildren Funeral service
Monday, TT At A H. Peters
Fanegal- Home 20S7 Cratiot
THOMAS - Feb IS. Robert Jr Of
i2O7l Corbett infant son Of SGT Rob
crt and Lillian Bolton Thomas grand-
SON OF Lynes " Bolton and Mrs d {.
Thomas OF Aberdeen. " {. Funeral
service Monday. 34S p nj. az II.
Peters Funeral Home. l2oA7 Gratiot
Please omit flowers
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

MEcHAHIc-UnuSuAl opportunity for =
fully etpsnenceo and qualified uucx
mechanics 20 woTs on fltel % local ard
intsfcity eqHpment e1su,isi pcst~ar
work nOs and snrr the var. finr worG-
lac conditions Win top pay ~ start.
John y, ivory so3S wo0dvatd MA
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
PERSONALS

swAMPED Oy oils Avoid Sarnlsh-
meptS one place 20 pay everything.
s,, ssSiSn CREDIT rdHoI ADJUSTMENT &c 60 s,.7
BUS TRANSPORTATION
CHICAGO lss' ssiaS 4as
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DE- LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CAss at BAGLEY RA i3ii
WAR AIDS
ALUMINIUM castings prompt service,
bench Mork Ideal Foundry. 2iso HUI
ser LIE s933.
ARC aeeiylene welding aud set up time
available sure Weld Co., 2ll3 T..
Moodbtidge. ri i076
AVAILABLE grinding time for nst form
tools Dearborn Form Tool Company
DE $50
AVAILABLE time, specializing. In o. ID.
and I y. grinding lonr or short runs
Roosevelt Grinding Co, ROseviilt i94o-W
AVAILABLE time on pillows nut ,lottsr
capacity up 70 ii4 slottinK on other
nuts al sizes PL 407S
EXPORT Grating. biE ones our specially,
open capacity 100 600 board t. weekly
Culman. We 1880. -
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turret lathe production runs, also tap
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

MoToRMES BUS DRIVERS Highest
paid Operators In the world FICfNent
postwar prospects for QusufiSd. sppi.
esntA VINO rules Department Of street
Railway Shoemaker and -. lean,
sA. NJ. 10 = 70 p. NJ daily except
Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

effort and Keep In physiesl trim ~
working a. q walking messenger Days,
no nishts o. sundays see Mr sSsrih-
out Western Union Telstraph Co. SIS
shelby 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

afternoon shif,s Apply Personnel De
partmsnt, 1880 a m. to . q. IN. N. A.
WoODWORTH Co. Wanda at jarvis,
Ferndale. Jonn p. buses so direct 70
nlAnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

MEAr MANAGER Interested in men up
10 IS years ~ are for mana sinz esf
mett department ESperispot NJ; necsr
Sagy as sc Will train you Excellent
postwar oppoTtuaity. Employment oifics.
krOger Grocery a Baking Company.
Also Merritt Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

CAR WASHER-9Oc per hour 44-hOur
week time and One-half over a. hours.
steady JOB tot good. reliable man. bring
release or referr6l card and references.
Woodward Chevrolet, 1880 Wood
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

NEW YORK CENTRAL n R.--Essen,isI
var Industry. nsedI brsksmen. sxitchsr.
telegraphers. warehouse men, bsgghrs
mall employees yard clerks. Sritchtent-
ers. locomotive. car maintenance of gay,
stores and signal depts Applicants must
comply With WMPc rules For intsrviev
apply at Third street Freifht House.
Fiftssnth street station
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

MEAT CUTTERS. meat nsnsFers good
yaEes. unusual opportunity for ADVANCE
ment The Great Atlantic and pae!ar
Tee Co Employment office st70
Hecls Ave near Twelfth ano Kiroy
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
TRADE scHooLs--MALE

ACRTYLESE ARC WEI.DEKS
BODY. FENDER REPAIR-INsPEC'TOR
Blueprint Reading. Drafting Diesel
Approved Under C. I Bill OF Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL, 400 W. FORT
Det. Time Study School
Our trained men are being placed
IN plants and trades such as.
Radio Time Study
Plastic Drafting
RcfTlCtraiinu Blueprint
Ait-eaHcltlouing Tool Designing
hatem9tiYe Process Eng.
Shop Nath. Diesel
Licensed by the state. approved under
CT Eill Of Rights Free Information
2s47 Grand River Avenue CA $3.50
-DtkFTfNti-Tool designing. engineering,
day. evening classes.
Open 1919
Detroit COLLEGE of Applied Science
s2O3 WOodssf4,- seward Na S422
LEARN modern baroering days or
ewes part or full time Det Barber
college 3i7 Y jefferson RA 6a7l
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

MEN. OVER 80
To work IN stock rom. perrnsner'
sition Apply United states Rubo<r
$3.50 Cas-. NJ wood~'d n Ird BrVd.
MiDDLEAGED man for bFhi wort 'i,-
day week good pay Leo y. Morris,
1893 Cas- Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

htiLWRIgfT
steady employment postwar rppnrfu-
nifty. must b. experienced man Apply
CHAMPION SPARK PLUG co.
sS2S BUTLER HAMTRAhCK
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

MEN 20 WORK IN ihlpptnI department.
40 birth certificate OF nstuTsilzs ION
papsrA neceSasrY Men. 20 70 so yesfs
81 are will be cnntiderec Sc. Mr..
McFsvn. 32S W jefferson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

CADILLAC Motor Car Division needs
electricians. plpehtterS. metal pattern
makers millwrlghtS. laborers for foun-
dry and material handling. semiskiiled
or unskilled help Employment oince
open 73o q m 10 p IN Monday
through Saturday, 2s6O Clark at
Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

LABORER-Younr man 10 learn good
trade. union wages 20 start. Apply q
a. m. ready 10 work $40 West LAxzsed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

cABINETMAkER Apply o's Grstiot.
CANADA DRY Cngerale. Inc. has
opening for eK-seTvice man in their
tales department. Cali A. DeMoSs, TIE
10000, for appointment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

CLERK-PersOnAl Work. some experience
necesSAEy - -eaisHEe fizfit aanntcwn 10
cation, Address Box B-303o. Detroit
Times Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

Meals. uniforms furnished no nights.
sundays OF holiday work Telephone In
euiries are not satisfactory. Please
apply In person al employment office,
l4th floor.
THE J. l.. HUDSON co.