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Washington Journal., 1945-12-28

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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
If He's Odds-On--He Wins

millard took dead aim on the
field with the three-year-old
son of Okapi Yesterday. The
speedy Swoon went out 10 set
the pace and Rcmillard held
Leystan about fourth until
nearing the head Of the stretch,
when he made his move and
took Lcyslan away to win
easily by three lengths from
the pacesettcr, with Big Wash
third.
LcyStan ran the six furlonCs
i'm l:l1 As. which equalled the
fastest time of the 1fneeting.
previously achieved by Diamond
Dick Night Crawler and Bold
Question.
ID appeared for while that
Lcystan might be the shortest
priced horse Of the meeting. At
The last odds-hoard reading,
however. hiS price hobbnd uD
from 3 to 10 90 . 10 5 lis
b7clcrs collected $3.50 straight.
$40 20 place ard $50 TO
show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

starting when he went 10 Flint in
the Michigan State League
Brought up by the Indians in
1912 Gromek won two and lost
none, then was farmed TO Balti-
more, winning 10 games for the
Orioles in l943. Then he came up
10 stick with Cleveland.
He coached intramural soft
ball and basketball while at
tending st. LEdislaus High in
IIamtramck, but played no
baseball because the school
didn't have a team. He played
American Legion ball during
the summer months and IL was
on the SandlOts that Cleveland
scouts spotted him. He is single
and as likeable a bachelor AS
you'll find around the circuit.
Bagging 20 games is a consider
able feat, which figures reveal.
Over the leagues 43-year-old his
tory, 20 or more wins a season
has been registered but DIS times,
according TO Earl Hilligan, the
leagues figure-minded service
bureau head. OF these. Cy Young
accounted for some 15 in a bril-
liant career which saw him pass
the 30-win mark no fewer than
five times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Lion III
I'm Shape

Eugene (Scrapiron) Young. new
trainer of the Detroit Lions after
serving in this capacity for Notre
Dame teams the past Is years, is
amazed al the excellent condition
Of coach Gus DoraiS' squad. now
in the second week of practice in
Windsor.
"A few Of the boys are a
little bruised and one or two
are slowed up with bad ankles,
but aside from that they're In
great shape" Young said yes
teTday.
"In fact. never In the wears
have been i'm sports have | seen
a football team I'm better condi-
tion this early in the season"
Young has an answer for this
too.
The new men know they
face tough job In winning
places on the squad and so came
10 camp in good shape. The old
timers remembered the bad
start the Lions had last season
and did the same.
"As result the injuries
usually suffered during the
early scrimmageS have been
avoided"
Newest arrival in the Lions
camp yesterday was Dom Sigillo
Chicago Bears tackle the last two
seasons, who was obtained in a
trade. At 230 pounds and with
the professional experience he has
had, Sigillo should do much "a
strengthen this position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Packers Fear
AN-Stdr Passes

CHICAGO. Aug. 2S CUP)-The
college all-starS went through a
blackboard drill yesterday in anti
cipation Of their classic meeting
Thursday night with the profess
sional champion Green Bay Pack
erS.
They will hold their full dress
rehearsal for the game tonight.
The Packers got into the mood
by turning on the lights of their
Green Bay, Wis. Stadium.
Coach Curly Iambcau Of the
Packers said he feared a passing
barragc from the collegians. The
all-starS defeated the Great Lakes
Blue Jackets. $50, last Saturday
and captaiizcd on passes for every
touchdown
On the basis 0f advance sales. e.
was estimated that $4,000 10 So
600 fans would jam Soldiers Field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Gromek May Reach II

The Tigers have only IS games
left TO PLAY and on the basis of
every fourth day. the slim left
handler would start no more than
nine times. OF course, with close
finish looming. like last year,
Harold may see more action than
the regulation pitching schedule
calls for.
With 16 wins against 7 defeats
Steve Gremek, the Hamtfamek
right handler who came off the
Detroit sandlots to gain great
fame in the box for Cleveland,
appears TO be likely 20-game
winner. Roger Wolff, of the Sem
RtorS, with - to date, may make
1t. With Ia each, others who have
an outside chance include Dutch
Leonard and Milton Haefner, also
OF the Senator's
Ferriss takes his place with
Eddie Summers Of Detroit, Nean
Gregg OF Cleveland, Red Russell
Of Chicago, Hugh Bedieut Of
Boston and Monte Weaver Of
Washington as pitchers who
won 20 games or more in their
first American League season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
ZelIer Enthusiastic

Wise old Zeller made no bones
about how he felt after watching
Bridges work.
He had hop on his fast
one he never had before" Zeller
said. And his curve Is work.
ing beautifully"
Bridges hasn't been duckins
baseball in the army. He played
with post team at Camp
Crowder, Mo. and later managed
a team at Washington. d. G.
base. About three weeks ago he
pitched full nine-inning game.
In New York tonight another
Detroit schoolboy IS ready TO
stand EN- on their heads.
Bill Glane, the Chadsey High
School pitcher. is due to get the
starting pitching assignment for
Babe Ruth's team against Ty
Cobb's club in the All-America
boys game.
Perhaps young Bill Is getting
the honor because they have n
lot OF faith I'm Detroit school
boys. You'll recall how Bill
Pierce. like Glane q left-hander.
was the sensation OF the 1874
game. Pierce IN now Detroit
Tiger property, on option to
Buffalo.
Glane. however. is showing
every bit the promise of Pierce.
They say he has a high hard one,
that really sings. And he y
only II v
Big league scouts will food the
Polo Grounds tonight. and it's a
cinch Glane will get plenty Of at
tention. II won't be a novelty
for the kid, because they've been
on his trail for long time.
He wants 10 finish high school
before he takes his pick. and he
prefers the Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
GIdne TO Start
In AII-Star Tilt


NEW YORK. Aug. 2S 49, More
than 10000 fans are expected TO
be on hand to witness the second
annual East-West All-Anerican
Boys baseball game at the Polo
Grounds tonight.
With Babe Ruth coaching the
East squad and Ty Cobb in charge
OF the N'eE terms. the game will be
broadcast nationally with Harry
WismCr OF Detroit and Red Bar
ber doing the commentary.
Bill Glanc, l7-year-old Detroit
pitcher who hurled ChadSey High
10 that c'fls prep championship,
Is scheduled 10 start for the East
team
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

I'VE don't expect any help
from the service this year"
Crlsler said, "One player. a
marine, may get his discharge
in the next couple of days and
he would help. That's all we
can expect. Any one else
wouldn't be able to get into
condition in time to play regu-
larly for u.s.
The marine due TO be dis
charged is Bob NusSbaumer, who
played left half last year until he
was sent to Paris Island. lie
was the team leading ground
gamer and would give the back
field some much needed expert
ence and poise.
Don Robinson. n pilot in The
Army Air Forces. via be dis
charged i'm the next few weeks
He is stl suffering from a knee
injury and may have it operated
on before returning TO school. Don
hopes to be out for the 1916
squad
With less than three weeks left
before the opening game with
Great Lakes, CriSler put his club
on fullume basis yesterday.
Within 10 minutes after reporting
the BOYS were busy at contact
work. Then there was long
scrimmagc which will be part Of
the program each day until the
week of the opener.
Jack WciSenbergcr, who missed
the summer session, was on hand
and took an active part in the
kicking and passing during the
Scrimmago. Jack. from Muskegon
Heights. was one Of the most
promising freshmen last year and
is likely 90 have a starting berth
when the first game rolls around.
CriSlcr announced all games
would start az . o'clock, Ann
Arbor time. Ann Arbor uses the
same time as Detroit, which is an
hour different from the university
which operates on slow time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Bob Tales
Tommy Bridges Back
at the Old Scene
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

A quiet little fellow. graying AZ
the temples, strolled into a qui@
ball park at Briggs Stadium yeX
terday.
He wore the summer khaki Of
the u. S. Army. He moved along
the empty aisles with a sure step.
He was no stranger here, yet he
must have sensed the strange
stiffness in contrast TO the roaring
crowds of the past.
Yes, Tommy Bridges was
back I'm town, back with the
Detroit Tigers after % months
In the service. His reception
committee on the lot was a
small one. only Zeb Eaton, try
ing to get his pitching arm back
In shape, and Russ Kerns, the
new Tiger catcher.
We mustn't forget Alex Okray,
the Tigers clubhouse boy. Okray
has son named Thomas Bridges
Okray. and only recently he
named his latest family addition
Eddie Mayo Okrsy. Alex was
too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Has Changed Lille

Bridges hasn't changed much.
Now 3S, he is bit grayer and
heavier. He weighs 165, 10 pounds
more than when he went 10 work
for Uncle Sam.
The pitching hero Of the 1898
World Series still is the same
modest fellow Detroit fans grew
10 love.
Discharged only last Sunday,
Bridges lost no time coming TO
Detroit. After a conference with
General Manager Jack Zeller.
Tommy made a quick change
from his army togs into a new
Tiger uniform and had a good
workout.
His modesty bordering on
pessismism, Bridges is taking a
"wAit and see" attitude. He will
work out Mt Briggs Stadium fora
about a week and will join the,
ball club when he feels he IL At
and ready.
But there was gleam In
Tommy's eye after he finished his
workout. He was testing himself
carefully on the rubber. and
whatever his spoken sentiments,
you couldn't escape the feeling he
is ready TO do the Tigers a lot OF
good
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
EX-Ksat EsOY
Still Curious

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Aug.
% (UP)-Staff Sgt. Bill Green,
former visiting team bat boy at
Yankee Stadium back from a year
as a German prisoner of war, had
two questions 90 ask today
do the Cleveland Indians
still need rs much consolation as
in the old days?
2-Do the St Louis Browns Still
carry so many bats?
"Thcy never had much use
for bats but they sure had "A
load. 1t was like pulling KIP,
working for them"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Times Carriers Play
Chicago for Title

Softball games at Mack Park
will be resumed after a night OF
wrestling tomorrow when the Car
rier teams of Chicago and Detroit
Will take over for a night. At
6:45 two Chicago clubs will play
a slow pitching contest and at 8,
Detroit Junior carriers will play
Chicago the third game Of their
series. Each team has one to its
credit now.
Hudson l54, Metropolitan cham
pions, meet Bills in regular De-
troit S of t b al ! Association title
at $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

with % victories and 9 defeats
and Trout with - and Il
With 20 triumphs already in the
bag against eight losses. New
houSer has already made the
select group for the waning 1945
season. Dave FerrisS, the sem
Sationsl young Red SoX recruit,
has also bagged 20 with only six
setbackS.
While Newhouser may reach
25, which In itself II a glOr-
ious achievement, II is doubtful
III he will be able 10 match
his super mark of 1914. He
would have 10 win nine and ii
II not certain he will pitch
In that many games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Hdgg Comes Back
To Win on I'd Day

KRISTIANSTAD, Aug. % (UP)
--Gunder Hagg. Swedish distance
runner, making his second appear
ance in as many days, won the
| 500 meters event yesterday In
3 :53.4 over an ordinary field.
Hagg ran Sunday at Copen-
hagen and was defeated at the
same distance by his countryman.
Lennart Strand. who ran IL "
3 .58.4. Hagg'S time was 1856. y
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
KdrpeIes- -ReindeI Win
City Doubles Crown

Leonard Karpeles was aboard
another winner yesterday as he
and George Reindel teamed 10
win the city tennis doubles at De-
troit Tennis Club.
The KarpelcS -Reindcl combina-
tion trimmed Ray Gibson and
Frank SkicrsH in straight sets,
G-2. 6-2. G.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

district since Pearl Harbor.
AllsS Row, who won the last
title and is returning TO Detroit
after an absence of several years,
served notice she'll be tough TO
beat in this competition. She
toured the tough Oakland Hills
layout in 7S, women's par TO have
seven stroke lead on the field.
She was out in 40 and returned
in 3S despite hitting into the lake
on the sixteenth. With the penalty
she still had a five.
The champion has Mrs G.. a.
Wettlaufer as her opponent in to-
days match.
Miss Shirley Spork, a graduate
Of the public links now at Lake
pointe, was second with a fine IS.
She battles Mrs. a. T.. Wilson, an
excellent match play player in
tOdays opener.
Mrs. w. II Bretzlaf. the for
mer Irene Dill, who now lives IN
Indiana, is among the contenderS.
She was bracketed with Miss Rus
sell, Mrs. Sam Byrd, Mrs. J w
Lee and Mrs. Don Weiss with IS
in the qualifying round.
Iodays palrings,
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
9 So-MeLQHe Row, fs, vs. Mrs G 4.
s3s-sirs Don weiss. ss, vs.. Mrs W l..
McGiyerin 90
oao-kl.s NJ. Russell. IS, vs.. Miss rhersse
e.45-Miss 81 coaItrlsh, 50. vs. Mrs. 7.
q. Mclaughlin "a
s.5o-Allss shirley spork. IS. vs.. Mrs, \.
s5s-Mrs ). j. ". Lee e; II. IS. vs.. Miss Jos
lo.oo-@rs. v Il Bre,zlan Jr., ss vs. Miss
lo.os-Mrs sam Byrd. ss. vs. Mrs. Don
,o.,o 49,. FIRST FLIGHT 49,,
10 l5-Mr, " Fiees 100 ,,,Mrs. VIII
10 2o-siH. g > strIcker 90. a. Mrs p
10 zs-Mrs Estty Robson lol, vs. Ms
10 3o-Nn Glsrs newton es. vs. MS
10 .35-sMrs x E!sseiIe 1ol, vs. Nh"
TO 4o-hir, j. tuea 90. vs. Mrs Jack
10 t5-Mrs 5. 3 Dalzel loI. " bliss
sFCoNp FtIGHr
90 y P. y h.t'f awe w altf D =
so 5s-Nu b pydeo I0t. w. Mrs
~ Ie.tvNe.t IUs
81 ? sheppard 1o5 ,s Mrs
iiso5-sln G B ru.ae loi. Va yIu ,
II lo-M-, james Berry loi W Mn p n.
Fensh 100.
l.i5-Mt r p Crawford. iof. VS. Mrs
-A FIed HeVie. los
u 20-MIu Pearl Booth 1Os. vs. Nrs
q. Chamber, los.
u 15-hirE J Keunard. 1O8, vs.. Nit
q g OstCrrsn no
IttRD FLIGHT
.ap-Mu " h Appcby. 10. vs. Mrs p
BIoteuck lls
ll.s5-hu 81 GLADDEN. III. vs.. Nrs
p QlalkrutI.sh. ia.
ll f9-'tH E L1-.mcf, III, vs. Nrs
" lean. lfs
- fa-, H..y @gaia log y' 'Mr' C
li.so-are s.arsg. 40. VS. Mrs
ii.s5-ie 81 o.cu8. uz ". r. a.
i1ag-..r * d cra.rae. iil. vs. ,s.
- o'-,f IS -saErf. li7. va Nls
,sts-,t q. E.-agls lia..
ar Hs b. e. Nr'aa medal .,3
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

even money that your horse will
win if he is bet down 10 odds
ON AT the Fair Grounds. In 81
days of racing there have been
- winners and 16 losers at
Odds-on.
LeyStan. however, is the horse
that pulls up the percentage
for the heavily played favoritcS.
Since his FIRST start Of the year,
July -, when he gust missed
beating the handicap mare,
Pig Tails at Is 10 / Leystan
has been followed by the betting
UublIc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
4 SalUbuck Brings S21,566

NEW YORK Aug % GNS)-An unidentified racing
Belmont Park collected S256650 yesterday for $40 ticket
the daily double
1t the largest daily double payof history OF New
York raging. with s. ticket returning S4.31390
The crowd which had contributed S34 2l2 gasped
when the payoh posted after Junction City, shot
captured the second He coupled with Buddy Bones who
the first with odds of 81 o l.
There only % winners in the 81 bracket sic
ticket the lucky combination
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

made the grade,
cog m G win
nerS viii again
he scarce IN
the American
Lea ue this
year
II will be re-
nenhered that
the Tiger aces
were far out in
front of the
field in the 1914
a yer a es
n ew h o us T
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Rams Siqn Tackle

BOWLING GREEN. O,NNugs
"a lPN- General manager Char.
Irs y HChl1 Walsh ol the Cjate-
land EHm, today signed Bill Ger
dos -]3.U1.Ud tackle. GCIjas
played WfH the Chicago Car
dnals.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Eastern Grid Opens

ROCHESTER. n Y, Aug. IS
tUP) University OF Rochester in
augurateS the eastern college foot
ball season when IL plays the
Case School of Cleveland here.
GpDt
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

Some six years
ago the person.
able Pole broke
into pro base
ball as a short
stop for Mans
field in the
Ohio S ia ( e
League. Injury
TO a shoulder
while playing
for M a n sfield
turned him 10
pitching -. his
mound chores
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
oDDS-oN ODDS

Other horses have won more
race, at the FAIR Grounds this
season. Bold Question for in
Stance, is the champion with
>sNen victories. But the thrCo-
.NcAr-olj LCystan is the addS-on
Morse. The. only one that has
won cycry time the fans bot
hIm ruWn 20 less than even
money He has won here th.oe
tmD and eacb time you had f0
bo' more than lou expected to
WIN
It's just a little better than
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

II Detroit raccgoers wanted
70 do the right thing by Ley
stan they would have at least
a carload OF carrots and a case
Of sugar cubes delivered 10 his
stall al the Detroit race track
today
Leystan is the horse that de-
livercd for them when he gall
loped homo by 1hrce lengths in
the Charley Rowe purse ycStcr-
d4N.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
ST. Louis Now
-Four Behind
BY LEO MACDoNELL

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 28-Harold
Newhouser was the first to win
20 games in the major leagues
this season. Dave FerriSs of the
Red Sox since has tied the will
lowy Tiger left-hander in tri-
umphs.
Now. against the Browns here
tonight, NeWhouser will seek to
be the first TO win q games.
Sigmund (Jack) Jakucki is ex-
pected to hurl for st. Louis.
The Browns, showed deep down
into the second division not long
ago, looked to be out of the race,
but in the dizzy championship
scramble the title holders are
again in the running.
Last night the Brownies swept
a five-game series with the Chi
cago White Sox by winning the
finale. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

He died ycSter-
day following a
h q a e attack.
He will be bur-
led in Grand
lawn cemetery
q ftcr services
AZ the Ere d
Woods Funeral
II ONE S45 Q
Plymouth Road,
Thu rs d a y at
l D. m.
Mr.. Bartlett
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29

Who owned the WALTER BARTLETT
West Detroit Recreation up until
last year, was one Of the most
respected proprietorS in the city.
He and his son, Ralph, won the
father and son championship here
in 1882.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
SpOr
20-Geme Winners
Still Scarce in A.
sy LEO MACDoNELL

ST. LOUIS, Aus, 2s - While
there may be more than last sea-
son, when only Harold New
houser and Paul DIZZY Trout
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Sees Little
Help From Services
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Aug 2S-Thcreu be Greenbergs. Keers
Telers the Michigan football squad players
reported opening practice some
of be WhO up
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
SETS PACE

Trainer r. S. Young sent him
QUITO win in a eauGp July ST.
S.ntNhiu back 10 nose out Shout
Abolt ON Aug. '10. His l6nly
defeat as a favOrjte came when
Crack Reward and John @
ruhi.t uVSrd hum ont I'M
handicap Aug rs lie was going
as an entry WITH bjs >iablrpa'c.
FIsadla.s Pal and they We're
held AZ % 60
The Canadian rider. Pat Re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERIcAN IEAGII

DETROIT lNevhouscr 7o-Tl at st. Louis
(kramer s-i7J, night
Cleveland JFeller l-Ol at Chicago tLopst
BIO. night.
washington tPlsretu l1-l2l at PhladeI-
phA tNcwsom 6-16i
Boston ,Henn an a, New York tBev-
eins g
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Three Champs Play
Inn Same Bracket

Marjorie Row NEs Don Weiss Margaret Russell three who
have held the title in the bracket in the match play the
Womcns District tournament which under today at Oak
land Hills That If they todays matches the
viii provide excellent
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Rowling Vet
Dead at 81

Funeral arrangements were
made today for Walter Bartlett,
81, veteran bowler OF 40 wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
Broke In at Short

The 2S-Xear-old Gromek, Cleve-
lands most consistent mound
performer during the war years,
has an interesting background.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
-FOUR GAMES OFF

Thanks to a recent surge, Luke
Sewell's nine is up in third place
but three games behind the sec
ond place Senator'S and four
games back of the pace setting
Tigers. AS a result, the bob tailed
two-game series between the
Tigers and Browns looms highly
important to each of the clubs.
Thus far, the Tigers have found
the Browns comparatively easy.
but it may be different story
now, what with the league leaders
back in the form and Steve
ONeill's clan wobbling.
The luck of the draw has
helped keep the Tigers on top.
but whether or not they can de-
pend on this help is something
else again. If they hope to win a
pennant, il is about time they do
something for themselves. The
Yankees are not going to keep on
taking double-headers from the
Senators, and if they do they
might wind up, along with the
Browns, dangerous contenders for
the flag.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
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~ -. Fhtla o-2. FhiiR a. BAi5r 4
IodaTN Games ~ ltat gFu
only lAnf-t S,heEHltd.
ANERICAS ASSOCIATION
hanaAt tiU q. milwaukee
Laahtills e Indiana polls o.
NtHoeapnlit q ~ Psni
Toledo it CStumtus ,
tNTTRNtTIoNAI .IFNItr
Nfpert. SO. Nyraguss 81
lfFsff ftty HaItiruars
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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
THEY LOOKED BAD

Beaten in all three games by
the Indians, the Tigers have little
te -bA-hspPy over tt1CIr showing
IN Cleveland Their vaunted
power at bat was toned down 10
a tiny firecracker pop by Bob
t'eller. Then their miserable
fielding lost a good game pitched
by Paul DIZZY Trout Trout
has no complaint, however His
own error led 10 two of the Cleve-
land clubs three talhes in that
game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-29
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
lestsrdayt hetaitt Drt 81 stI night
ftL Chi ' Cisr 81 chi
Onlr tans nrhrduirt. Wash II pbUs rtfht.
To-Day oAmfs b0s at Ny.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

LARGE oil company requires services ot
Mechanics and helpers. 4B hour week.
with time and half over 40 hours
Call Mr. swan TR l-2bAA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

~ kNrED -tys-GA1b!de And Carbon
Chemical Orp0rAtion-ProceSs operators,
nurses RuardA. painterf dTaftEmen,
> sIlArAlniAiE.- -ph yKici3nx.- pipeGiteIs. cleo
ttcian4. u. AnAlytl1. carpenters, chem
iEtE clerical workers. Instrument me
chAnics. electrical mechanics. mechanical
enginetn' maintenance m h a n c 3.
cumptUtueter operators. laboratory ab-
iistsnta. laboratory giAss0lO~efa. Trans
p0rtatiun 10 Job site reimbursed Com
psny representative Sill interview and
hire a. the Y s. Employment Service
ia East JeyTSfSJn
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

DEALER WANTED -- Biz routes make
good living 200 iarm-home necessities.
medicines spices foods etc well known
every county For particulars write
RaWleighS Dept. NIGH li0-l42. Free
port. Ill
SALESMAN experienced IN selling sd-
Veriising novelties 90 take orders for
popular JUMBO Post Cards from cafes
hotels. night Cluns. tourist camps
banks etc Liberal commission state
qualifications fully JUMBO, 2ol7 5.
Michigan. Chicago 10. III.
EXPERIENCED alcsman With car sell.
ing boys apparel ddpts and chudfCn's
shops fOr, 'ssf-Seliing bays and men 8
wear acccSscry lines The Crown Co,
) s. MARKET s.. Chicago 8 III
SAL LESMEN-Join our sales force i'm.
mediate earninrs established organiza.
tleE-P PFeaHet- iH demand Apply morn.
ings. 700 Selden Car essential
SALEsMES wanted 10 cover retail trade
with loV-nriccd table boudolf and pin-up
lamps Commission basis state previous
experience Edward Shurack. as ives,
22nd 81 New YORK ~ Y
sALEsMEN-Pencils. mechanical BRIDES
LIBERAL commissions Corone, i22 East
ash 81 New Yors
VETERANS you ere inyi'cd 10 come
ana see ne two opcnll-S IN ny sales
organization founded 2 years aro
viii teach you how Permanent, Call
10 2 p. m. sl4 Ford Bldg.
B. Z. Taylor.