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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-11-02
RETURNS TO CAMP

Private Percy Lee left the city last
week for his camp in Nebraska where
he is stationed, after being called to
the city on account Of the death Of
Mr.. Preston Hardy
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-11-02
BY Ruth Taylor

/ Tie greatest task .ve bar. now Iha
pcac. b.s come IS MT the de- auc.ion
of what is bad in the world but the
introduction Of what is good, the con
sauet-vc tasI, Of mental rebuilding.
This is the most difficult Of all tasks
Iof reconstruction.
Fields can be cleared Of the rubble
of war. On the backgrounds the
grass will grow again. Cities can be
rebuilt new buildings erected to take
the place of storied landmarks. The
material scars will be gradually eras-
ed or softened by the kind hand of
time. But the greatest reconstruction
work will have to be on the minds of
men.
First, help must be given to those
who have suffered under t he brutal
hand of the tyrant. Their lives will
have to be built up, their spirit raised,
SO that once more they can walk
alone, free men in a free world. This
requires understanding, patience and
sympathy - combined with an ability
to inspire. We must make the once
conquered realize that. while we are
ready to help. we are not trying to sap
their own courage and initiative by
charity, that we believe in their own
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-11-02

Mr.. E. L. Rankin, son Of Mr.. w. J.
Rankin Of Magee, W in the office
last Saturday. Mr.. Rankin resides in
East st. Louis, I'll. He is in the pos
tai service business.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1945-11-02

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

THE teen age cnubmcS have a
4 tough time One daA ihcs
are round and rosy and every
body SAYS how cute they arc
Suddenly they grow UP and are
not at all pleased 10 be plump
and called Sucar-plum
That's when a daughter ne a>
. friend In her mother hs'
what's a mother TO DO when the
Young lady decides that milk ls
fsTtentug ard saes- an some -.!lAA-
diet and refuses to- eat -ood
wholesome food" Put t5r foot
Gown a little cooperation
works better.
ono mother I kno,p went on
= diet With her daughter aud
now they both have super i--
urcS. The mother kept her
caloricS around Loo day and
Sally had GOO calolIcS All
three meals were planned d
around the protective foods and
the chief difference Was mills
Sally had three glasses Of whole
milk
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Mid-Meal Snacks

EUt ClTiS Pi1y taIr' Ct10rr-
ur 70 isn't tnr three meals q
dsy that's pwuug ON thc extra
pound, its AN The siu0 You ca'
between meals, A chocolate h#
counts 400 ralurlc>. "a soda ipo
rs peanuts, 100 ,Calouo> m4
SOFT drinks count from ID 10 100
Aid them up,
OF course your mother won 3
lct you skip breakfast puck ~
your food and rum your health
bur = vcu =rat .ttc Vegetable
and meat and clean up your
plate and drink a glass of milk.
LA..E mother Will let YOU skip
Inc pie. and she won insist on
You're taking second hclplngs OF
four hot Biscuits
Stop Stulhng and start taking
Is MINUTES Of exercise a day
and in no time AT all YOU can
have figure like Betty Cradle
CapruEh' 1915 hr klug Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

YOU'LL WANT a rodmsote
unlncd coat TO wear over its
r,eft print -rircSs or other frocitS,
Pattern 1916, nice in sheer wool
with prints.
Pattern 1916 COMES in sizes
-. If. l6. is. 20: 80. 80. 81. Sc.
IS. 10, T., n rs, is, size SO.
dress. takes 2as yards 59-ins
redlngete 26 yards 5i-in.
This pattern, together with a
nccdlcwork pattern for personal
on household d Q ora ton. 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
-Aieh jaeludeS-a Reedlewerk
pattern Tor linens and garments.
Write plainly name and address.
style number and size.
Send an additional IS cents
ior the Anne Adams Book Of
patterns tor spring. Free pat
tern for four aprons printed IN
book
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Bake Separately

a roast that does not have
-reem for 4 stHffng can be baked
with dressing in a separate pan
and served with the meat To
stretch the meat flavor, baSte
The dressing with drippingS from
the roast while cooking. Dress
ingS will require from 45 min
uteS 10 one hour 10 bake IN a
moderate oven.
There are almost as many
different types Of dressing or
>tul6nCS As there are meat cuts
10 serve them with. BY making
use of this variety II will be
moro pleasant TO serve the
tauily.
Bread is the basis for most
,tutfingS. This includes yeast
bread. corn bread and crackers,
Fat is an essential Ingredient
10 prevent sogginess and meat
tat is preferred since II extends
the meat flavor
Ground pork sausage supplies
food value and flavor to stuff
lings which are delicious with
beef or lamb. Fat from the
sausage makes additional fat
for the dressing unnecessary.
ScaSoningS too are essential.
Salt and pepper. Of course; veg
clables, herbs and spices may
also be added
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Bread
Stuffinqs
By PRUDENCE PENNY

MANY MEAT cuts are custom
vi made for a Stuffing. Such
meats include the boned cushion
shoulder pork. lamb or veal;
lamb or veal breast; crown
roaStS of lamb or pork, and beef
heart.
In preparing meats which do
not have a pocket for stuffing,
other tasty ways 10 serve a
dressing may be used. Pork
chops may be Drowned and
baked on top of a casserole or
dressing, or they may be braised
on top of the range with a ball
Of dressing cooked on top Of
each chop.
a Nam slice can be spread
with dressing, topped with a
second ham slice and baked.
This type Of service viii make
large individual portions pos
SiblC. For this same reason beef
round steak or flank steak is
frequently spread with Stufiing
and rolled and tied before cook
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Matter Of Preference

Some people prefer a light
fluffy Stufting made with faxed
bread that is not dry and needs
no added liquid. Others like
10 use dry bread or crumbs
and moiSten them with milk or
soup stock Both kinds will need
added moisture If they are baked
IN a pan outside of the meat.
Egg increases the food value
and flufinesS of Stuffing or
dressing but is not absolutely
necessary if liquid is added.
For variety. fruit may be
added 10 any Stuffing or dress
ing. An apple stufiing or a
combination Of apples and
prunes IS particularly good with
pork, Grated orange peel or
orange juice is fine in a Stuffing
for veal or lamb. Raisins make
a delicious addition TO a stuffing
for smoked pork. Mushrooms,
while not a fruit. are considered
tasty in a dressing for beef or
veal
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Easy Diet Program
For Mothers, Daughters
RN InA IEAN kAIN

she is helping her grow mp 10
be "a beauty,
In was tun I'm that family
with Just the two of them .
Dad is overseas. It's o different
story i'm a biC family when the
mother rs oveTworked, She CoC-
20 lot of trouble 10 prepare
good food and hasn't much pa-
urnCc with d teen age NounESter
Uho decides 10 60 on a hunger
strike But ! don't believe there
IS any mother who would not
,ry 10 hclp # her chubby dHugn-
rrl talked il over with hCl
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Preserve MpVootens

TO KEEP wool socks soft and
To minImilc shrinking wash and
rinse IN lukcWarm water. DO
not soak Squeeze water out
gently without WringIng or
twisting and DO il as quickly
a. possible Press out excess
moisture IN turkish towel. shape
and dry flat or on a sock form
al room temperature indoors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Exercise Daily

They took their exercises to-
gether. including brushing their
hair. 1t was all fun. My hat
is off to that mother. She VIII
never have a delinquent daugh-
ter on her hands and ny steer
ing her into good food habits
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28

California redwood frame
sPressed wallboard panels
= Dustproot door stripping
'42-lb. weight
For % garments
'Size 6ox2Sx2l1a
UNDERBED and BOX CHESTS for
storing blankets, out-of-sesson clothing
I.69
NOTIONS DEPT-sEcoND BAsEMENT-FARMER
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Wallpaper Remover

WALLPAPER CAN be- easily
removed II YOU use the water IN
which onc-fourth Of a pound Of
>sltpetcr 10 a gallon OF water is
dISStuvcd. Soak one strip al a
flmo
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Dreaded Chops

BREAD CRUMBS will adj
here TO meat cuts such as chops
and tenderloinS much better II
the meat is prepared and kept
IN your refrigerator four or five
hours before cooking.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-28
Fragrant Vacuum

BEFORE USING the vacuum
pat some Sachet powder I'M The
bag II gives the room a clean.
delightful odor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

AUTO mechanic for general auto repair
inG. Must be clean and good Best
working conditions and wages. De Soto
TO $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

a
DRAFTsMEN = Experlsnced. fof con.
yeyoT, sheet metal work and industrial
SaxheTs Apply Mr.. Underwood. DetreG
Corp. i3005 Hillview blocks soutG
OF Fenkell. 3 blocks vest OF Meyers
DRAFTsMEN needed for parts drafting
;hsonsh %Mc Ss neeessarS seS Fenn.,.dt ~
Division General Motors Corp. o307 *
Fort. at Liyernois
DRAFTSMEN Layout. detsilers. expeE
enced on tool design and special ma
chine design postwar future o4-hoR
week, EK-Cell-o Corp i4l0i Third
pRAFTsMEN Men snpetiene.d y
Ing conditions and postwar opportunk-
ties. CH sfaa.
DRIvERs-Experieneed for Iona distance
hauling, new. heavy duty equipment.
only drivers with accident tree record
need apply. Trans American FTeigh<
Lines. -f5i Fifteenth.
DRIVER SALESMAN bevsf-
age route; splendid opportunity for
discharged veteran pleasant worK high
earnings sweet Sixteen Beverage CO /.
40 W Canned
DRIvERS-FoT vanS, must be leaders
steady and sober. no others need apply.
no $500. sl9i Liyeno!S
pRIVER-WAnted for light d0iiysk
Apply 629 Woodward. N
DRY CLEANER OF helper In dry 4
lnE room. GOOD starting wages K~
kediord Cleaners. siioo " Mekieh5s
ELECTRICIANS-Limi experience ord
requirement. Time ana one-hAf for ovfF-
lime Vacation with pay. Essential indnS
Try, The Pullman Co. Railroad Re[-~
ment Board. 44S West Fort street Sos
Mr.. KOchan.
ELECTRIC crane operators wanted for
var work -McLouth- -Stsai- Cefp 4 500 s.
LlveInolS avenue Al railroad. betWa<a
W Port and W Jefferson
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. must have wa
tools, excellent postwar futsTe In lSpS
war plant. good transportation. Rp&
General Spring Bumper Division. 26cs
T.. Grand Blvd
ELECrRIcAL ESGfEEER-AuiomAtic en-.
perience necessary. steady work ~ris
Box ss2. Detroit Times Detroit 81
ENGINE and chassis designers AID
dFaftsmeh. attractive salary for senior
men With unusual opportunities long
program pOEtwGr fltuTe Norman l..
Miller A Assoc 27Sl T.. Jefferson
EXPERIENCED cold header operator
ana art up man needed A. once 50
hours weekly. : 30 p m 10 ( 90 a m.
Apply IN prrTurr, trct|rS offie@-rE
Zawada fowns Robinson Nut Co,
ash Cabot
EXPERIENCED man on Setup, and re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

CRAFTSMEN Layout. detsilers. expert.
enced ON tool design and special ma
chine design postwar future S4-hoa
week Ex-Cell-O Corp l41Oi Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
BUS TRANSPORTATION

SAND BLAST or SHOT BLAST
alb 10 so lbs. ic per pound hauling
ertrs z - {. Manufacturing Company,
A37 wet Jsffertnn CA $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

MANUFACTURER has opening fof !
hve wire salesnen 20 sell something
entirely ncW lu pipe line cleaning
machine Tor Detroit and vicinity Ags
2h 70 30 car necessary. reference ~
glired. salary Plus car allowance.
Monthly bonus great future for riFht
men permanent iuferVieW granted ~
factory represeniatitc Write c0mpie's
details giving address and phone num-
bei confidential Address Box sal,
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Deatb Aotices

RowLEf-Msy II. Bessie tnee snedi
keTl OF sol University Place, Gross.
Russell dear daufhter OF Mrs Mar,
SnedlkeT. sister Of Mrs. Ella Gotten
berg Mrs., Pearl Depuis. Mrs. Heller
Lebot and George Snediker FunsrA
from the verheyden Funeral Home
1890 Mack al Outer Drive, Monday
a. 2 Burial FoTestlswn
al Tesidsnee. aoso4 Nesbit. CRATIC
Township, beloved wife OF the late
Frederick. dear mother OF Mira Merritt
Oaket. Margaret. Fred and william
Funeral from the Verheyden FunefA
Home i63oo Mack al outer Drive
Saturday 81 SIS and TO St Joan o'
ARC Church a. o
voLLMER-MAy IL. Elaine OF 47os
Belvidere Darling infant daughter o
Howard and OrieldA Conraos vollmer
sister OF EVERY. Funeral services Mon
dsy. 4 p. m, Al A. n Peters Funtra
Home. l2o57 Cratiot ave
wALsH-GeorEs May IL dear hus
band of Agnes dear father Of Mrs
Mary Dederichs. siSgt George l.. Jr
and 1t Louis c. Walsh one 6rothel
and four sisters also survive Funera
from George p WaTTick FuneFsl Home
1898 r Grand Blvd Tuesday, 9:1s
a m 81 Anthony's Church a. 1918
wIRTH-Msy II. Barbara Of i9o6S
Rilbourne. beloved wife Of George
dear mother of PVT warren Of 4 8
NC sister OF Mrs. Catherine Fein
sueT and George Condo Funeral serV
ice Monday. l p IN. at A. n. Peter
Funeral Home, I20S7- GTatiot i-a
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Advance Planning

The first step in the ad-
vance planning Of plumbing
and heating, whether il be for
a new house or for the i'm
provement Of an existing
house, is 10 discuss the mat
ter with an experienced
plumbing and heating con-
tractor, experts agree.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Mushroom Possible
In Existing Homes

Existing homes may be
modernized TO include a first
floor washroom, experts de-
clare.
Closets under stairways,
old-fashioned pantries, or
some other unused space may
be profitably utilized to pro-
vide the convenience OF a
first floor waShroom.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

HINDT-May 10. Frederick J, Of elo
AlgonQuin beloved husband OF Ida WIZ
man Hindt. dear brother Of Mrs. Lillian
KissinE Flossie Mrs Edna Horn.
Elmer the late Mrs Emma Kreemer
and Lyra Hinot Funeral services Mon
dsy 3p m a. A X Peters FUNERAL
Home. l2O57 GrstiOt Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

KELLEY-Agnes. May 10. le45: beloved
wife Of the late James L. Kelley; dear
mother OF Harvey Ralph J Kelley
and Mrs Frances j. Miller. dear sister
Of Abigail LoomAn grandmother OF SGT.
lanes l. and Harvey A. Kelley. &c
J. Wesley and Dale X Miller. Funeral
from John j. Heelon Funeral Mansion,
1910 W Grand Blvd, corner W. War
rem Monday At z Q m
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

KIRsCHBAUM-May 10. william s Be
loved husband OF Fanny tnee MeTkel 4,
dear father OF Howard Earl and Jack
FUNERAL from Geo p. WArriok Funeral
Home. 1923 East Grand Blvd honoay'
= D. m Auspices Of Jubilee Lodge. No
Aa1 L q % =
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

GRANDE-Vincenzo. age 60 suddenly.
beloved father Of Nancy and d-krances
SiraEusA Pietrins Laun, Agatha friis-
rito John and sam Orlando Funeral
MondAy from residence. 1908 Helen,
al $40 a m. and Our Lady ~ Help
Church AZ 9 - m lnterment MI Olivet
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

LATHE HANDS. al srounc Frinders.
. bench mfn and 81 too snc DE max.
eu Sss NJ Laks D0rreily P-wers
EnsineefinE Company, $3.50 MlehiESn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

LAYOUT MIN Wust bs srperisnoed
tIsitsmen On plant layout ana equip
mon must comply attn wkPC rsgl-
-ations DodFe Truck Plant 2iso0
Mound Poa6 north ~ q Nir Pcsd
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

NOMINATION T. May IA, ie4s, ,-has-
band Of Marian Flsherty Bow fstnsr of
Warren James Bow brother OF Loren {.
Bow Al chapel OF the william
Hamilton Co. csu Ave. corner Of
Aiexsndrtne. until MONDAY ! q N In
state al ST Paul Episcopal Church from
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

Laundry Workmrn niFhu or days.
s,esdy/ work hiFhelt vases usnspor.
tstt2h Plymouth BUS Oasmsn Blvd =,
gIsuf Rive carr Quality Laundry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

LUMBER scalert lumber hsnelsrt,
fard men fan or part ume time snA
one hall over 80 hours plenty ~ over.
ilme Smith Orr co l4ssl "
Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

JhNlTOR -- Ligat swcFplng sH'4r4ays.
ss % - noa0 Allan Uniform O.
Eat' lcffefslu
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

DUNFEE-Msy .. Harold Of o351
Baldwin. beloved husband OF Norma
Callahan Dunfee. dear father OF
Harold Jr son OF william Duntee
brother Of Mrs Helen Gifhn. Mrs..
Mildred Barton and Mrs Edna Mae
David. al OF BSi!siFs o Funeral
service Monday, m. u. Peters
Funeral Home 120S7 GratiOt
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Sprinq Rains
Now Lawns

Lawns in the Detroit area
should be moved before they
get too high for efficient cut
ting, landscape experts agree.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

LOQUER-MAy Il. Joseph. suddesly, oi
loved husband OF Lillian dear brother
of frank and Michael Of Chicago and
Philip Of Cincinnati Funeral from ths
Verheyden Funeral Homs. le3Oo MACK
at outer Drive. Tuesday AZ
SowAK-May 10. is45. Harold. be-
loved husband OF Josephine. nee StanEey
loving father of Anthony. dear son oi
Bernard and Katherine. dear brother oi
SIT Raymond In Hawaii. Pvt. Richard
J Donald Mrs Dorothy Cichoeki Irene
and MsrgAret NoWsk Funeral Monday
from residence 1901 Middlepoinf
Dearborn als q n, St. StephAn'
Church, Detroit a. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

LAHOREPS snc material izIrtlsT1-
EDW g. BUDD MANUFACTURER
co 12ial ChArievci1
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
AUTO MECHANIC

All around used car man. steady post
var work gUarsntsed 81 so per- hour
plus overtime Must have FOOD refer.
ence Srt used car manager. Wood.
ward Chevrolet Inc. 1880 woodward
AUTO MEcHANIc-AysilAble VINO. for
fleet maintenance modern shop steady
postwar. essential WORK union wages
Mr.. Harrington. Shell Oh Co. foot OF
Deacon StNl 2-39lo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

DRIvERS-FoT vanS, must be leaders
steady and sober. no Others need apply.
10 5000. Sl9l LiYerno!S
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

DRIvERs-Experience for long distanss
hauling, new. heavy duty equipment.
only drivers with accident tree record
lLihes-f5t Fifteenth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

ISf se& WSs s6S
xIKckXJf voTf7Ts wanted. Apply ssss
ARMoR plate weldsrs needed. Apply
briggs Mfg. Co.. 1881 Mack Ave,
ARTISTS tA-BI with creative ability
for sketehing Bring samples on appoint
ment. Write Bon s27. Detroit Times.
ASSURED good steady Jobs with postwar
future, for oolored men and boys, With
old estsolished business Call Mr Jones,
ca $3.50.
ATTENTION - External and internal
erindtrt, must be capable Of doing first.
class work on high precision cages and
tools. Apply Vinco Corp, slll Sehaefef.
AUTOMATIC ENGINEERS. college grad
uAte, truck and body design; experience
necessary. wnts Bon B-ss5. Detroit
Times 81.
AUTOMATIc-hand screw operators and
setup on cone. 0reenlee. Cridley and
WArneT-SvaSey. plenty hours. postwar
Possibilities, Es-Cell-o Corp, l4lOl
Third.
AUTO PARTS : ASSISTANT MANA
GER; EXCELLENT POSTWAR oPPoR-
FLOYD RICE
FORD DEALER-i43OO LivERNOIs
AUTO BUMPERS. PAINTERS CAN
MAKE UP TO $3.50 PER WEEK.
CLEAN LIGHT SHOP. FINEST EQUIP
MENT. GUARANTEE PAID vACA-
TIIooNN. TTIooNN. FULL TIME POSTWAR POSI-
FLOYD RICE
FORD DEALER-l4300 LlVERNOlS
AUTO BUMPERS and painters get In
essential war work postwar job for
eight men lots OF work most mode IN
shop IN city See Mr.. Lowney, Woody
Pontiac Sales i2l4O Jos. Campau' TW
l-l600
AUTOMOBILE bumper wanted. s4-nT.
week. time and one-hAli for overtime
top wages excellent working conditions
Highland chevrole, Co. 1887 Wood
ward TO $4,000.
AUTO mechanic. first class top wages.
44-houT week, time and "a advance
ment opportunity private flset main
tsnAnce, steady postwar lob With Old
established firm insurance. hoSpltalixa-
tion vacation WITH pay. bonus and all
ideal conditlenSe Phane Nj SNOW. CA
$3.50 after 10 m
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

LABORERS wanted rifb/rriou,y Foo6
postwar loh good pes clayton shUmsn
AhrAklKal % asnN I'm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
LIQUOR habit stopped at home
Arnold. 246i Nat. Bank Bldg RA 72s+
GALL-RLESZ - Prescription ior liver
gsI1 BLADDER. Eall stones. GtomAch Eat
TO T-lT40
HAIR REMOVED -fOREvER-ssfe. fast
inexpensive. Lifetime guarantee. Doc
tors references Elecirolysis Clinic.
TO 6-3llt
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER fast.
inexpensive Lifetime guarantee Doc
tors references. Electrolysis Clinic TO
s-3ll4
MAIL ADDRESS, telephone messages S3
month. l22s Majestic BLDG. ca $500
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Doctor De swsrte Peetsi Clinic
57is second. nr. Palmer TR i-7747
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1888 daily TE $4,000 evening"
SONG. poems wanted. 20 be ssF 20
music send poem for immediate CON
sideratlon Five star Music MAStfrs. 777
Beacon Blds Boston e Mav
sONCWRrTERs songs published
monthly advance royaify. nnd your
offer. free book on <songwriiinE. Holly
rose Ave Hollywood Cal
swAMPEp -by bins2 Avoid gsrnish-
ments one place 70 pay everything
CRKDfT ADJUSTMENT co
$50 Barlum Tower CH s7S7
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

KELLER operators and die Eork Apa.y
bIgE' hfg Co il65l Macs Ave
KITCHEN men and polfrs Mea'S gni-
forms furnished no nights guncsvF
hpiidaN TCifph1ns inquiries ere not
sausfAeiory Plsase apply IN person At
empioymeDt c;flce iSth noor Tks J L
Hudson O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

| DRIvER-SALEsMAN- bevsr-
age route. splendid opportunity for
discharged veteran, pleasant woTE high
earnings. sweet sixteen Beverage Co :.
I 40 W Canfeld
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

DRY CLEANER OF helper In dry 4
lng room, GOOD starting wages ~
kedford Cleaners. siioo " MeNieh3'
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

JUNIOR plant layout man g. rsss
small plant laFcuis prcsir4H sKperience
oT training crEirshie Th.s prt.flrn
offsrt nne JFp0rflrl'y ftf srrsrre-
.nfnt f1snef Er3y DtaDI- Division.
F.sc'w wooo Unit ~ Fau and Wet; ed
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

FURNITURE Salesnien wanted sEperi-
cnced tAleamen f0g steady good paying
position must be subrr anc Dependable
Tor store doing bufinr1r IN legitimate
manner Phone 2-7O6o or WIits direc,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
SGT. RUSSELL N. WIZARD

Rr wIARD-Sgt Russell w. Field
- Artillery. Killed In action, DoIt-
- muad-GeFmsHsE APfItfe 1915,
son Of Mrs Haiel Wizard brother Of
TST4e Alvin l. IN Burma. Harold z
and Mrs Nellie Oelheld Memorial
services ht-ec1r rrIatforrf r.-1urrr1-
Second and Grand AYES Highland Park
sunday. May l3 st } .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

hAiETENANCE MEN needoo 'insrpht.
electTlcians. niwriEhis painters pip.
ft'efs csrpsn'ers hnd offir~ resssrFers,
Plant pat0lmen Apply Tcrnffsdf ME-,
Division ~ General Motors Corr ss0T
" Fort AZ ffveru0ir
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

ERIVER-Wanied for light d0iiys
Apply 629 Woodward. N
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
PFC. ANTHONY sklBIKsKI

mr. sKIBINskI-Pfc. Anthony. killec
- In action on Luion. March ls. sof
- OF Mrs AlyinA Sklbinski Surviving
5 sisters and 3 brothers. Memorial mas
at st. JoSephAt Church. May 30, 10 q. N
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scar 81 training for all except
totally disabled Young men.
Tnpfc IS ample indication That
many Cong cssmcE are iniluenc-
cd hy 90, obJCet4o- ol NnsIis.-
uus minority They know that ir.,
opposition can defeat thCU '1r &C.
election. Consequently IrgaIdies.
ul personal opinions. Dc ftquac.
considerable courage 60 NOt, Cos q
measure that promises potent 0p-
position at the polls
W. would not suggest that ali
those oppused O. compulsory mil
Itaiv training. as a necessary part
90 thu defense program 20 the
United States. are C1W sIdIN 10 BE-.
fIArR o. face the issue MANY ui
them. no doubt are just as sin.
corc as the advocates 81 the tram
ING program
Nevertheless. as politics ops ratt
in the United States. a. IS Vsll
known that the active opposition
&c q small minority can insure the
defeat 81 almost ans candidate
THIS Is one of thu danEcTs tha'
C.rirunts q democracy and ~
Times makes u practIcally Impos
sIgle fuf the Congress O. act ir
tolhRently 90 the long-rangc IN
tcrcsf e the nation