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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
General Motors Wins
National Safety Prize

CHICAGO, May 1s INS)-The
National Safety Councils wartime
award for distinguished service to
safety went today TO General Mo-
tors Corp.
To win the award, approx
mately $4,000 hourly rated en-
ployes maintained previous high
General Motors safety standards
by holding the frequency and Sc
verify Of accidents in 1914 10
rates far below the averages for
similar organizations, the council
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Safety Award Won
For Sd Year by GIN

The National Safety Councils 5
wartime award for distinguished
service to the cause Of safety has
been won for the third consecu-
tive time by the General Motors
Corn, il was revealed today.
Despite the employment OF
thousands of inexperienced men
and women. more than $4,000
hourly rated employees in Ameri-
can and Canadian plants kept ac-
cidents at a minimum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

wife, Jeanne, 6S3 W, milwaukee,;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo NAL
colin McInnes, 1873 Prairie.
PFC. ANDREW ~. .MOLL, p,
infantry April %: Germany; hos
pitalized, England Cass Tech
graduate; National Stamping en-
ploye; in service December, 1912;
overseas September, 1914; son of
Mr.. and Mrs, William Mol, 1880
Milton, brothers, Cpl. Gerald, Sgt.
Robert, Cpl. Irwin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
LUMBER HANDLERS
FAcTORY-sTEADY
WORK--OvERTINE
sbi w. BALTIMORE

MOhh-ONENIlhE
s6i w. BALTIMORE
LuMBEg sesier,. lumber handlers; yard
half over 20 hours; plenty Of overtime.
smith-ou Co, izssf W. Warren.
MACHINE sdIusters. men 10 learn en-
veiope machine adjusting, essential In
dustry. permanent after the war. Ap-
ny IN person. wolf-Detroit Envelope
MACHINE dekigner-New opening. Some
experience desired. Excellent opportunity.
Bundy Tubing Co., 12345 East o Mile,
between M.e7 and Hoover road
MACHINE designer Experienced on
multiple drilling equipment lie Maire
Tool d Efs. Co., De 1910.
MACHINE repair men. experienced on
Budd Wheel Co. i2i4i chsrievoiH.
MACHINE repair man for stamping
shop. day SHIFT. good pay Flow Grin
Die a stamping Co, if72o cloverdsls.
MAINTENANCE MEN needed. tinsmiths.
sslee,ricisns; s,,.1l1 millwrishts painters pipe
plant patrolmen, Apply Tsrnstedt Mfg.
Division OF General Motors Corp. 6307
W. Fort AZ Livernois.
MAN for stock room, with auto parts
experience. Knorr-Msynard Inc. ST43
woodward.
MAN or woman With car TO deliver
vital war messslss days IN West Dear
s3s shelby Western Union telegraph
| Co.
MATERIAL handlers and laborers. Budd
Wheel Co. l2iAl Charleyoix
MECHANICAL KRGIHEERs-Skilled In
chassis engineering good postwar poSsi-
I bllities Write Box ssi. Detroit Times,
Detroit 81,
MEcHANIcs-unusua opportunity for
2 fully experienced and Quslihed truck
meeh.iics 20 work on nset 81 local and
work nov and after the xaT: fire work
ing conditions with top pay to start
John Y. Ivory. so35 Woodward. MA
1920.
MEcHANTcs-IImitsd experience only
requirement Time and ons-hsif tor
Industry The Pullman Co, Railroad
. Retirement Board. z4s Vast Fort street
see Mr. Kochan
MECHANIC for general repair and
maintenance work on trucks and cars.
Also tuneup man. Mefcfr's Csruge. ae3
eth St. wyandotte. Phone Wy 1917.
MECHANIC for truck work with tools
4s-houI wsek. knou Maynard. Inc.
MRN wanted for war work. no expert
| 'a@N hNNss@hhFs VFNAhtn1 NJ. taNst
Louth steel corp. 500 8 LivernoE
avenue at railroad. between W. Fort AM
W Jefferson.
MEN. Is or over, to break In as ma
chine operators, truck mechanics ana
A.! s':iEn eo:tssr taisH. ssa' or .1rs .I
With experience preferred. Borden'S ic'
Cream Co., i47b7 Dexter.
MEN 10 twinf retail milk routes durinl
vacations; experience preferred or VII
I train for JOB, eIcelient oPportunity
sood pay Apply ssao rs.nty-,hird 81
MEN wau0d. experience not necessary
Good TateNoi pay and excellent workin
conditions Bunfy Tubing Co. 1884
y Vile. between Hoover Rd and No
MEN and boys ior super markets som
expeLisnce necessary. i44es Gratioi
Ar s5l5.
NiLLWPfGHT maintenance work
must have osn toois postwar future
good transportation Apply Genera
spFirs Bumper Div, 1850 =. Crane
Blvd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Ssss sOSYStAs sS uaorms NAN FURNISHED ha tTs NJ
night. Sunday or holiday work. Tels-
phone inquiries are not Satisfactory.
Please apply In person at employment
office. 14th floor. The J. J.. Hudson Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
ARMY DEAD
EUROPEAN AREA

CHAMBERLAIN. LYNDON r.. PIC -Hus-
band Of Mrs. Graes W Chamberlain. Augusta.
HARvATIs. JANIS v, PvT.-Son OF MrS.
Franess D. Hsrvatin. Bay CITY.
KIEgUNEN. CARL j.. Tl5-son OF Mrs
Mary Kinnunen. PeIkie
KoKi. ANDREW PVT Son Of MrI Eliza
beth Homz, C4Tsonville.
LEE. RICHARD D., PVT -Huiband OF hrb
Barbara n Lee Saglnss
LOSING. GORDON r., = SCI Husband
OF Mrs. Doris NJ. Losing Port Huron.
MCDONALD. DAVIS n PFc-son Of hrs
hyItls n McDonal9. FieLtors; -. -, AZ.
Margaret Molloy, Harbof Beach.
OSBORNE. RICHARD F.. PFC son OF
Mn. Grace Johnston. Battle Creek.
PEpICo. RUSSELL n CPL-Husbsnd OF
hrs. Lets L. PsdiEo, WlliamIton.
REDMOND. JAMES n. PFc,-soR Of A
c. Redmond o~oS.o
SETTER, LOUIS y. PVT Husband OF
sIsH. JESSE n. TI5-son OF Mrs. Eleanor
J. Sifk Niles
sURIK' PRANK A. sCT.-Husbsna Of Ml.
PhylA ~. Sunk. OsoSAo.
PACIFIC ARIA
CAsADY. DALE V. SGT son of Grover
c Ca'AeJ' bronson.
PARsIOLA, CARL r., isT LT.-son Of
ChArlss n. -eAEAi1lA-LAks Li%Sss.--
ROGERS. PHILIP l.. PFC -HusbAnd Of
Ma Maxine RoEen. AoFries.
TRAVER, AYZKL. SGT Husband Of Mira
Priscilla y. TfaveI, brtgnton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
10 Windsor Men
Out Of Germany

Ten more Windsor area war
prisoners have arrived IN England
from various German camps, II
was announced today.
PIT 1T LIONEL r SILVER, son o. NJ
and Mrs Moe silver Montreal
FLIGHT OFFICER ROBERT L THoAP-
son son az Mt and Mrs william Thomp
son DougsN road.
SGT RAY EVERETT husband of MTs vera
Everett 3ss Bruce
SGT JOHN HENLEY soh Of ~ and Ara
Carl Henley i2z2 Argyle
l. CPL LYLE ROBERTSON, son of William
Robertson 4sS Campbell
PVT HUBERT BELLEHuMEuR, husband
of Nrk Doreen Bellerumeuf. Nechttte road
PVT JOHN KIscEAK husband of Mrs..
Jean KitchGk 1854 Peifter
PVT ALFRED STERLING. brother o.
Frank Sterling Main street LaSsNe
PVT v y MacDofALD. son OF hrs. y G.
MscDonAld 100 Windemere.
PVT EDWARD TuRGEON son OF Nf. and
Mrs. 2. TurEeon l245 harentetis
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

FFAs MfDthhOtI FtNs NOpAE
PFC. HAROLD J. NOBLE, 20,
infantry, April Is. Germany; at,
tended Mackenzie J. L. Hudson
employe; in service April, 1913;
overseas September, 1913; only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin d.
Noble, l0395 Beechdalc.
Pre-. ALBERT =. PIERsANTE,
20, infantry. April II, Germany;
attended Miiier High Bohn Alu-
minum employee in service April,
fi994i33;- fi994i33;; overseas. March, 1915; son
of Marco Piersante. 2684 Scott;
brothers. Pvt. Joseph in France
and Officer Candidate Vincent.
PFC. ALGER r. SoULARD,
n. engineers, April l6. Germany;
previously reported missing on
same < date: Continental Motors
employes--iH-s service September,
1913 overseas October 1874
wife. Cleo Mae. 1922 Mcclellan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
HISTORY TRACED

Acceptance was by Dr. Stanley
Insley, president of the medical
society.
Detroit in 1S45 was discussed by
George W. Stark. president of the
Detroit Historical Society who
told how ST. Mary's Hospital de-
veloped from l2-bed institution
10 the present capacity OF 375
beds
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
st. Mary's
Centennial

The story OF St, Mary's Hospital
Is really that OF progress in med
ical fields, DR.. Arturo Castiglioni.
research professor OF medical his
tory at Yale University yesterday
told 200 guests at the institu-
tons centennial banquet LiH-the
Statler.
"The different social. political
and scientific influences have
played a paramount role In tho
sHolutiaR of medicine, - said Or.
Cahtiglient.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

! cASHfERs-several cesirsble openings
for cashier prcfersniy win tune room
experience: excellent working conditions
! Sd GooY-R Sl4sef Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
PACIFIC ARIA

BIAEcHi SAM ". CPL.-son Of Mrs san.
tina Bianehi' Hobart
cAIFREY. FRED j.. PVT Son of Mrs
Mae CaffTey, Climax
COOK, CLYDE n. Pyc.-son Of psioert
Cook White Cloud
HARING. EDWARD c PVT Husband Of
Mrs vsrds W, H'rinE:: kiiam'zoo
JARoUs. LUTHER C. PFC.-Husbsnd Of
Mrs sue JArOuS Lansing
JONES JUNIOR l.. PVT - son q Mrs
Eva Jones, Rosebush.
KELTs. HUDSON B.. s/SCT son Of Mrs
Jessie Kslts Boyne city
KNIGHT. ROY T., PVT Son OF MrS Cora
EnlIhlr lr-Cs fiAteft-
koHLHoYY, HERMAN A. PFc-Husbsne
OF MIRA. Rost 5. Kohlhoii, south Haven,
LANWAY. HRuCE l. S4SGTr-Sen OF hsrr
Lima Lanwty, Kingston,
LEE, hARioN a, T/S-HuJbsnd OF Mrs.
Lots Lee, powsgiae
MfcHALAK, CLEMENS A. TtS-son 81
Mrs Agnes " Miehslak, Calumet
NORDEk ALPH W, PVT - Son ei Mr.
stella G, Hofdsn. Rock
RIOS MIKE JR. PFc--sons OF Mrs susie
Rios, Grand RApids
SNYDER JACK H PVT Husband Of Mn
Faye D. snyder. Battle Greek
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

MAN or woman With car 10 deliver
vital war mesSsFts days In West Dear
horn and vicinity See Mr. sxsrthout.
s3o shelby. Western Union Telegraph
m
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

LAUNDRY workmen, nights or days:
steady work. highest wages; usnspor-
tstion Plymouth bus. Oskmsn Blvd.
Grand River cara Quality Laundry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
ENSIGN ARTHUR ROSS, Nc

u ~ - r. - %J'
navy, March II,
South Pacific;
awarded Pur-
pie Heart; High
School OF Com
merce gradu-
ate; attended
Lawrence Tech;
Hudson Naval
Ordnance en-
ploye; in serv-
ice December,
1912; overseas
February. l945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

u Z. Bkh-
~ A X ID a.
u T. r T n r X,
30. inf a n try,
April 10, Ger
many; attended
St BcrnaFd
High +. L.
. a c o BIS en-
ploye IN serv-
ice J a n u a T y.
1914. overseas
August, 1874
Sen OF MIR and
Mrs. Adelaide
-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

COLDWATER. May ls tUPl--
II. +. Taylor 81. former cheese
manufacturer at Tekonsha, died
at his home yesterday Of a heart
attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Detroit \
Casualties

Today's biographical sketches Of
Detroit servicemen killed, missing
and wounded, according to official
army and navy releases and next
OF kin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
TABLEAUX PRESENTED

The invocation was given by the
Most Rev. Edward J Mooney.
archbishop OF Detroit, followed by
a tableaux by the Catholic Players
y portrait Of Dr. William Hit ftfHsf VI VI
-DeHaitfs gift Of the Beaumont
Lectureship Foundation 10 the
Wayne County Medical Society,
was presented by DIR. Lawrence
Reynolds. chairman Of the founda-
tINn c0rr ~ iftAo
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Housing Suit
Filed by Ford

Ford Motor Co. attorneys today
filed petiNon in federal court
for an injunction to restrain the
Federal Public Housing Authority
from seizing land in EcorSe Town
ship for a new housing project.
The Ford suit, which followed a
statement yesterday by the FPHA
that the l,4l0-unit project costing
S3,500,000 would be started at
once. came after five downriver
communities sent delegations TO
Washington TO head off the con-
Struction and force an inveStiga-
tion by the Mead committee.
Declaring the FPHA authorities
have acted in IAN arbitrary and
capricious manner" the Ford suit
asks for a show-cause hearing.
This was set by Judge Edward j.
Monet for May 2S,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Buy War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 90 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
SPECIFIC CHARGES

Other charges in the Ford peti-
tion were:
FPHA disregarded the ques-
ton of whether additional hous-
ing for war workers is neces-
ssry.
Failed 10 perform pHbfic duty
by informing the President OF
changed conditions in the area.
There will be a surplus of
housing when the project is
completed in eight months esti-
mated time by the FPHA.
a total of $50 war housing units
In the Willow Run area. deserted
since The exodus of workers after
the recent cutback announcement.
will be moved 10 the new housing
project in Ecorse Township.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
- Honor Roll
\@ Official Casualty List

Outsate casualties announced by the department today
total Is dead. 80 wounded and IS missing
Naval casualties for the outsta list two desd and
wounded.
OF kin been notified and have beeD kept
informed OF any change in status.
The following list covers Michigan exclusive of the Greater
Dar
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
MISSING;

PVT. Alloy
SIIS MAJEN-
SKI, %, Infan-
Try Dec 20.
l. uXe n1bourg;
Garw o cd IN
d u les en-
pioye, IN SerV-
ice. April 1914;
overseas Sep
tenaber, 1914;
wife, Eugenia
MS Richard
an d Aloysius,
2127 L Han
s...Ls
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Sitting and shearing experience pre-
feryed but not necessary. Chase Brass
= Copper Co. l4%so Woodrow Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

CORSET .sitter.-Ths I: iiudson CO.
enccd tn Atffng and selling better Grads
ccrsets. Telephone inquiries are not
satisfactory. please apply II person 70
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN AREA


ABEL MAX T.. PvT.-son Of An Beatrice
BELoECIE MERTON e PFC-son OF
@s srns9r.ssa&E Hri. N asasaEi. Iron slfiE
Mrs. hAuee z. Bowers, wllio~ Run.
CAMP, HARRY v, lsT LT-Husosna Of
Mrs. Helen ! Camp, Lowei
HynER. CARL R, slsCT.-son Of csorg,
MARTIN, JoHs G, 5 sCT.-son Of Mn.
'tsss moRTos' 7 iua sosERT f1e' NJ crL.-Hu,s.a4 @.
art Dorothy j Morton. Kssgo HaFeof
sup.R wtLTER. rFc.-son Of Mr' An
ml.i SssF s:s. Assstt. sssFf fsl., .y:; son Of
rIpPEss. CORNELIUS PYc.-son 0, Mira.
''ssnss sossrs : hsssapE GsHd h'GlSc Son Of
Frederick A. Rone.rr'. Hancock
SHAW. WILLIAM n, 40 LT-son Of nrs
Hazel y. shaS. sAEinsv
TYSON. KENNETH y slsCT.-Iiusssnc
OF Mri Eiinnr :, Tyson Midland.
MITTsTst Josephine vsseus. nusssEon.
PACIFIC ARIA
Lyons HERMAN tsT-tT-ha.e.nc nd
% MrI Lucille Lyons Lansing.
NAVY DEAD
CROCC. JAMES -IR=cPlz-n -ngMea-
Ysihsr. James b. cross sF., csae~in'
vELrR-IoHN JR, PVT, UsNcR-wlf.
Nu John vslik Jr,, Crsne Haven. Parents.
hfrsss hfs-5efn Vsitr sr9 Grand hsSth
NAVY WOUNDED
cAsTAEEpA EuGENE A, CPL usMc--
Parents Ag, and Mrs Anthony otstAutdI
Bay City.
DoRkzY-JoHs- -tto-rH- zZfEUSEF-
aothes. Azs Laur. Mae pownsy' oosssise
GRIFFfF KENNETH p rTc-, tEHCR--
PIrtnI Af and Mrs. Ceorge Griffin Howell.
GcSTkrSOS HARRY c, PVT tAACk-
Mother biYE. ELLEN J speroeck, Battle Greek
GUSTAVIsON. AUGUST Y, PFC, uSMCR-
wife Mra Katherine X. Gusttvison' Ann
Arbof.
KRUPA EDWARD H. PFC uSMcP--
Parents. Nj and Ma. Harry y Krups Flint
YovlsH. ANTHONY JOSEPH BY. 3 g
USNP-Wiis Mrs. Bsrniee Glare Yoylsh
Crsnc Rspici PareniI, Ar and Mrs. Joseph
Yoyith Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

PVT. GEORGE X. IAllMAh JR.
'ee- TALLMAE-Pvt George II. Jr-
- axe Is died u wounds In Ger
many. April rs 1913 dear ton
n George IT. 81. and the late Adeline
Tallman, dear brother Of Duane, b 2/e.
and Pvt PAU Misch. Virginis, Joyce
and May Memorial services sunday
Methodist church Dwyar and stockton
Rev Richards oiheiating
A., May IT. OF s7si
Mrs. June Castpnguay and Bruce, also
leaves three slstert, one brother and
one gIandchild Funeral services Mon
Sanersl Home iTas Lsvndsie.
i6. Alice. widow OF the
late Isaac y, dear mother OF lvor.
prans, Hairy and Alfred Services A
ssturrAy az 10 -..---.--.--.-5.----.5---
of 1854 Morrsll, May
!s,-ia45 beloved wife OF Michael
dear mother Of Michael J, Jr.. Mrs.
pE5m0ud srstdy, .Mrs. Thomas Nor.
rissey Pfc Jane. l. Y. =. Army Gear
.tss Mccarthy h f1 sss 2sip' YORK cits ' James and
Charles Mcc4uIy OF England. Funsra!
from Terry McCoyernts Chapel, os2f
West Vernon highway, saturday At $50,
toty Rsdeemtr Church AZ 10,
JAcoB-AiaI. beloved husband OF MARY.
Ssag i,ihss Of NJ, Mr,' JossPs ossDs Sg,'ssa S.saa
sam, Aubrey, David and Mrs Herbert
snhsi OF chiesss;- grandfather Of IA
drsn brother OF Prsiti Of Toledo. o.
Services az Lewis Bros- Chapel, 1888
j0hn r., sunday. p. m.
MuRPHY-wluilm ;. tBiddls Msy
IS beloved husband OF Grace brother
~ Mrs Catherine Hsnlsy and Elizabeth
~ Albany. y. Y, Funeral from parlors
of j. sutton a. Son. zl47 Trumbull
Ase Monday morning al r 30. st.
Dominics Church at 0 Deceased .
LL-eI-be4- Howard -6skmHn-fuEt
PLETTL-MichRsl May 10 husband o.
Katherine LsbAn. John. Nicholss. An
thony and Peter grandfather OF
grandchildren and Two great-gTsndchil
dren Funeral. saturday. $50 a m.
from a IL -Fa.sEs SaHetsi Home, ize5f
Gratio,, and o .. m. az 81. DAVE
REIMAs-stiunfe;- mEy Is. OF 1873,
Veronica, East Detroit. wife OF The lat
Chnst, dear mother % Louis, william
Mira. Emma HAinEngsr. Mrs Eari Pit
man and Otto sister OF Mrs. Marihi
Splii,1stoeSser, grandmother Of rrsnd
children and J gTest-grsndchild. FuneIs
service. saturday at 2 . N. from a. II
Peters Funeral Home. f7o5z Grstio,e
TLAGAN-Bisnche g, Nay II. wife o
Rober, J.. mother OF Robert J Jr,
Col Stanley T., overStss IN the Al
Force. Monica SGT. TIC Allan W
Funeral Monday a. $50 from reIid,ucs
l73ob NorthisSn. and a. Jesu CSilEch
Church
nttoD-rnse c--.1sy-iz beloved NJ
OF Joseph NJ dear mother Of Russo
and George Mark. MIRA. Haze Doan an
Rustel Wood sister Of Nrt. SeFHe v s-=
I John Joseph Andrew and Ann OlseWsy
/ Funeral from paTiors Of J. sutton a. Son
4l47 Trumbuil Monday at 2 80,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc
H9AsH FOR FUNERALS
3462 Z JEFFERSON u 7i7e-T
O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
PVT. GEORGE II. IALLMAN JR.

Listed here are the funeral or
MEMORIAL services for the brave who
died in the service of our country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
TRADE ScHooLS-MALE

= tt@te1 - s~ka~
ACETYIENE. ARC wELDERs
BODY. FENDER REPAIR INSPECTOR
Blueprint Reading, Drafting Diesel
Approved Under GI Bill Of Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 400 " FORT
Detroit Time Study School
Time study, tool designing, drafting,
blueprint. shop math Inspection.
2547 GRAND RIVER CA $3.50
designing. engineering.
Gay, evening classes
Open 1919
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s2OS woodward. at Seward Ma s422
LEARN BARBERIHC
International affiliate, q. l. approved
Day OF evening classes Phone or write
GREENE ; BARBER COLLEGE
800 Michigan Ave. CA 29il
LEARN, modern barbtTing, days or
ewes Approved under CI bill. Det. Barber
ColleEf BIT n Jefferson HA 6G7l .
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
ARMY WOUNDED


BARBER. MARK J.. PEc.-son Of Mn
Beatrice Barber. PIN,
HEUCHEY. DONALD a PEc.--Hu,Osne Of
hrt Ueslh ~ hsughsy. Battle CFess
JOHNSON. LIZ ". PFc-son Of Nn,
sirne ! johnson Guinnesaee
KINsr JOSEPH Z. sCT,-son Of Mn
hsIy kina, Me- buffalo 60.
Of Au. valsn e Kopeinth. Mount MofriI
kosTrKi DONALD J. PVT Son OF AFt
Gertrude Roster. Grand asP'ei
LOWE. HARRY rKc--Hs.s.s1 sf Mr.,
Bsrnice r Love. Carson CIV
MAcKowiAK. cAsiMIR ". Tl4-HuIhsne
Of Mrs Nefma MAeso~las. Boyns City,
MCGOWAN BERTRAA W. SGT Husband
OF .dr,. Nc h.sra ~ MeG."Ap rv pm M, ., u
MoRDEs Rpcn P PFC --Husbsna Of
Mr Msrfsr'' C noresn: rcr, Huron.
PFEScorr- MERTON W PFc-Ha1bsne
OF Ma As4hs NJ -rrrseatt. CEtsesy-
HANsCM, WILLARD A., sGI.-son OF Mrs.
MA LsviHs Il niITIsld.. Gfsad Rapid
sAEEHY LLOYD a Tl4-Hslssne Of an
SHOOK. LELASp N 4-son o. Mu.
Ruby Shook. AontsontJ
sAYpgR.= CLARENCE ser-HuIoGna
ei Mi -Jsas SNYDER. hfs.isss''
ETTTT- RAYMOND {. Z 5-Hufbend o.
HF, AHHs stitt. Holland
swGRTs FhhvEY R TIS-son Of Hrs.
Hi!sa H. SsartI, Byron.
TAEPKL CLARENCE F PVT son Of
Charles Taepks SeS Boston.
TACC WAYNE X. 'PFC Son OF Mrs.
''Il. 'TILTEa LYmaN ! ryscT Son q, Mrs
Myrtle y Teifsr H.naerson
TEALKZE FRANCfS p lsT 1T Husband
OF ku. Dorothy A. Tha!Esn. Pontiac.
WHITNEY. ROBERT l.. PFc.-HuIolne
oi MIA Wsiva Whitney, LspeeI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
PERSONALS

a LIQUOR habit stopped at home.
arnold, 246i Nat Bank Bldg. RA 1884.
- Prescription for liver.
gaA bladder galiKtoneS, stomach gas.
TO 7-1740
HAIR REMOVED FORRvER-SAie. fast.
Inexpensive Lifetime guarantee Doc
tors references. Electrolysis Clinic.
TO s-S1l4
on and after this date ] Harold W
Hoffman. ALL not be responsible for
debts contracted by my wife June r.
Hoffman. 2l245 Goddard Road. Dear
born. Mich
PiLKs AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment, while working.
Doctor De Swartc. Rectal Clinic
s7I5 second. nr. Palmer TR l-7242
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1865 daily. TE $4,000 evenings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
NAVY WOUNDED

cAsTAEEpA EuGENE A., CPL usMc--
Parents Mt and =hrs- Anthony cistauteE
HAg CITY
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

ELEVATOR operators-Colored: Z hours
2Qp minutes per day. less 40 minutes
relNf twice daily. Uniforms. hosiery.
No nights, Sundays, holidays. Perms-
nent positions for those who qualify.
Telephone inquiries are not satisfaetory.
Please apply In person at smploymsnt
office. 14th floor. The J. l. Hudson
IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

.~ Friday May 49, I945 >~~-~~~~~~~~>->~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

FOUNTAIN sALEsCIRLs--Good pay. es-
meals. uniforms furnished; closed sun
days and holidays. Apply nearest store,
8 to 5. or 100 Oakman bivd Fred
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

STEWARD and assistant steward: must
be experienced and familiar with hotel
work. Apply Employment Office. Shelby
Street entrance. Hotel Book-CadiIisc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

STOCK handlers and general factory
help; Good postwar opportunity. Apply
employment office. Champion Spark
Plus Co. e525 Butler avenue. Ham
tramek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

TENDER for snnealins furnace. expert
vest section. Apply 1881 Lyndon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19


WANTED Mechanics and
parts men for important assignment IN
China. Must be thoroughly experienced
IN truck service, No others need apply.
Automotive dealer service and parts ex-
ptrfsnce preferred. Good pay plus over
seas bonus and srpsnsss. Apply At your
nearest ", :, kmploymsnt Service.
wANTED-Toolmake Good postwar pos
sih!iitiss. Bundy TUBING Co, ias4s 2.
Q Mile between h-e7 and Hoover road.
WAREHOUSE Men wsntsd-Cood pay.
Advancement and postwar vors assured
Lambert = Lovnan, Inc, i7i7 Twelfih.
WATcHMAN-Good position In retaii
store for rniddle-sgsd man. cleaning
work Involved. Apply IN perSon. The
Rollins company, 1b7s woodward Ave.
WEST SIDE PLANT-cood joos nov
open Tor men With or without msnufso-
turing plant experience no Sundays,
FOOD wages so hours q week American
Brakehiock Division, Merritt 81. a.
McKinstry.
YOUNG MAN-Engineerin department.
some dr,ftins sxperiencr helFfui down
town var plant poet Sar possibilities.
address RoE s-333s, Detroit Times 81,
HEP WANTED-Iusirue'ion
DO YOU like TO draw. skstch or paint.
write for talent test 80 ffe Give
age and occupation. Box B-s3+ Detfpii
Tiriet d.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

CRoCc. JAMES usMea-
Ysthsr. James \. crosg 81. c!se~iH'
vELIR.- JOHN JR.. PVT. UsMcR-wifs
MF,- sss Mrs. John veiir sr' Grand Haven
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

GENERAL Office vorE. permansnt posi-
ton; company-wide Insurance available.
retirement plan. Apply psrscnnsl efnee.
sixth hoor. Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. Clifford and Barley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

The busiest man in Detroit,
come Wednesday night. Feb. IA
will be Russell A. Shields. Hell
take something like 1,2OO golf
caddies to Olympia that night tc
see the Red Wings play the
Rangers.
The boys will be the guests OF
Olympia in one Of several parties
arranged for them each year by
Shields. Also included are a
show at a downtown theater and
trip to Briggs Stadium to see
the Tigers play.
Shields, owner OF the Bob O
Link golf course, long has been
active in caddie work here. II
was through his efforts that
classes were organized at several
YMCA branches for caddies. His
idea is that golf clubs and golfers
should continue their interest in
CaddieS even during the of season
Shields will be as interested IN
the hockey game as any Of the
Youngsters who will witness the
Wing-Rangcr clash. He played
the game as "a boy in Northern
Michigan. Has a scar on his head
las a reminder of his hockey days