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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
BY RED GRANGE
The Original Man-in- Motion

1t may be difficult TO imagine
now, but the University of Chi
cago has been represented by
many fine football teams.
The men in maroon were deS-
cribed as western Goliaths, were
81 favorites when a daring pass
turned the tide against them in
the fourth period of a remark
able game won by Princeton Da-
vids, 21-l8, at Stagg Field, Oct.
%. 1922.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02

time deficit to surge ahead in the
second half for the Bluejackets'
18th victory in Is starts.
Minnesota. the only other Con-
ference team to play last night,
toyed with Lawrence College of
Appleton, Wis, for a 1870 vic
tory.
Indiana entertains University
Of Mexico tonight i'm a non-con-
ference game. Friday Indiana
meets Michigan. and on Satur-
day Michigan plays at Illinois.
Minnesota at Iowa. Northwest
ern at Wisconsin and Ohio State
at Purdue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Sports Roundup
By HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK, Jam = tAP) - II you've been wondering
what the year will bring in sports you con sto with the
fact thot high school boy will fight main bout in Modson
Souore Garden Frdoy night Thets taking anything
away Billy Arnold the young PhadePPon who u tusse
ten rounds or less with the venobe Frtzie ZWic. IN
fact think its greater novelty to find tighter sur
ficenty interested in education stoy high school,
Billy has impressive knockout record and he's probably as
good weight there around these Days He may be
oreot fighter somes doy but he's still high school kid
fighting the ring hot has been used by the geoest boxers
Of the post 20 years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
When Men Were Men

The new" Garden opened for boxing Dec. ~ 1925FNshen
Paul Berenboch retained the light heavyweight title by out
pointing Jack Deoney and little than year oer Feb
IT, 1927 crowd Of q Ola pod the largest indoor fight
cote recorded SOL 6l3 to Jimmy Maoney fight
Jack Delaney Since then such men os Mickey Walker
Harry Greb Tommy Louehran Jack Shokey Tony Canzone
Henry Armstrong Jimmy McLornn Primo Conero, Borney
Ross Lou Abers Jim Braddook Tiger Flowers Johnny Dun
dee Billy Conn Nike McTeue Tony Goento and Of course
Joe Louis have fouoht in The Garden rinq You can I
easily list OIL but you don't find high school kids any
list
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Willie Green stors
in Flower BowETilt

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan.
2-(P)- Center Willie E. Green
was amost the whole show when
Texas College of Tyler, Tex, de-
feated "A. & T. College Of
Greensboro, N. c., 1870 in the
annual Negro F o wer Bowl
game here Yesterday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
The Monifor-leader
TUESDAY JANUARY Z, l945 PAGE 10
Two Sugar Bowl
Records Sheltered

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ZIP
Two Sugar Bowl records fell
in Dukes 1926 victory over
Alabama here yesterday:
The 8-for-8 forward passing
performance of 18-y no ] d
freshman Harry Gilmer, repre-
senting all of Alabama's aerial
efforts, set a new bowl mark of
100 per cent competitions.
The total score Of the game
SIS points-Was another record,
topping the 38 total made by
Georgia Tech and Tulsa last
year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02

BALTIMORE - Johnny FL
nazzo, 1874, Baltimore, outpointed
Ossie (Bulldog) H arris, 1866,
Pittsburgh (l0); Billy Miller,
1873, Pittsburgh, outpointed Pc
dro Firpo, 1892, Camden, N. J.
CO..
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02

/ program if adopted might close
down many sports, especially If
most 4-Fs were put into uniform.
Byrnes explained his attitude
on deferred athletes thusly:
II can not understand how ath-
letes unfit for service can COM
pete with the best in the land.
in the cases of those re-
jected for punctured ear drums,
for instance, they seem to hear
the signals all right | imagine
that they could hear the first
sergeant all right.
And as for those tricky knees
that seem to stand up on the ball
field all right, l suppose they
would be able to stand UP, at,
say Verdun."
AS for an order hating sports
other than horse and dog racing,
byrnes told reporters that he
has mot given consideration to
ii at ALL"
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2-(P-
Proposed drafting of 4-Fs would
be driver-blow at golf, hitting
| such stars as Byron Nelson ahd
Harold tJng) McSpa9ep1 =, :.
War Mobilization Director
James F. Byrnes suggested in
Washington yesterday that 4-F's
now deferred for physical
reasons-be indicted for limited
service or for assignment to war
industry il existing manpower
controls prove insufficient.
Nelson, McSpadcn and other
leading golfers are here for the
72-hole Los Angeles open tourna-
ment which starts Friday,
Nelson, 32-year-old Toledo.
Ohioan and former u. S. Open
and Professional Golfers Assoc
iation National champion, has a
AZ classification heca,xe &C
->s--->f~.22--s. - 4f9r.sS cfe fined 3s "a
condition, usually hereditary,
characterized by tendency to
profuse and uncomfortable hem
orrhage even from the slightest
wounds"
Nelson won S46,766 in war
bonds during 1914 tournaments.
McSpaden, "a, of Philadelphia,
VINO was the second high money
winner of 1914 with S28,70O in
bonds, is az because of hay
fever.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Georgia Tech> Eastern Stars are Losers
Observation-Disclosures
HELPED Princeton Win

/ Chicago buffeted the smaller
Tigers for the better part OF
thr quarters, the fourth open
ing with the count 1877 in their
favor.
Princcton'S outlook immedi-
ately grew gloomier. John Paul
German, diminutiye Tiger quar-
terback, seized a punt on his 81
and started TO run it back when
penalty put the ball on the
one.
A kick seemed in order and
then came what was probably
the forerunner of the present
day huddle, for just before the
teams lined up Howard Gray,
Princeton left end, called Cor
man and Johnny Cleaves. right
half, into hurried consultation
This pair played together at
Mercersburg.
KICK UPSETS CHICAGO
AS they lined up German
barked: Kick form a t n.
Cleaves back"
Block that punt" chanted
Chicago roofing section.
Ticaves droppcd back 10
yards behind his goal line, faxed
a kick, ran to the right and as
Maroons stormed through hurl-
ed a 3O-yard pass to German,
who slipped through the Chi
cas- line.
Little Johnny stiff-armed big
Johnny Thomas out of his way,
but this slowed his speed and he
was thrown so heavily by Pyott
on the 40 that he had TO be car
ried from the field.
With only 10 minutes to 60,
nobody-except perhaps the tt
ger players-deemed it possible
~f3i' 49, = +%nse and P.1css5 !,
eG{ eeffeatu itfffe Maroon. bue as a
result of the play some quality
hitherto possessed by the west.
erners seeped away while it
gave the visitors something they
had lacked, imbued them with
confidence, added zip and dash.
Following an exchange of
punts, with six minutes left,
the Chicago center made a crazy
pass to Zorn which bounced off
his shoulder into the arms of
Howdy Gray. Without breaking
his stride Gray dashed 43 yards
for touchdown. Try out point
succeeded.
FAILS BY INCHES
The Tigers went wild, ripped
and tore to Chicago's three. Har-
ry Crum scored touchdown.
Another point was added.
Answering the almost fearful
plea of Amos Alonzo Stage, the
Maroon took to the air, had the
ball on Princeton's six with six
seconds left.
Chicago's quarterback switch
ed to plunging. Two yards were
made inside tackle. Two more
through center. Another thud Of
colliding bodies and the ball
was only yard from the last
chalk mark.
Once more desperate Chicago
plunged and when the weller Of
players lifted the ball was inch
es short of the goal line.
Nobody heard the final whist
lie in the deafening roar that ex-
ploded as the referee signalled
No goal"
No wonder people still talk of
this game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
BowIing's
|Ai-Hitters'

BETTY PETCH - 5O2. La
dies Minor League.
FRANCES COULON - 491.
Ladies' Friday Night League.
GEORGE ESSMAKER, JR.-
$50 (232-225). Civic League.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02

The University of California
developed an x-ray machine
which shows organs of the body
IN three dimensions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Remember These

This deportn,nt most vivid men,orss
den fight when Tommy louehron got from,
the floor give superb boxing display in defending the light
heavy title against Leo Lomsk In Arnolds division, per-
hops the notable the first Of three meetings
between Ross and Molonn and the clashes between Zvc
and Armstrong And Fritze may have lot to soy about
whether Fridays fight will send the year off good ort
With his skill and experience, Zivic probably make
Arnold look very bad if he decides fight that way And if
he's wiling take his chances with the Arnold punch Frtze
turn it into whale of a scrap.
Don't Kid the Kids
The between these famous old fighters and the
plsss4" t1ay .ear tv Arnold isnt the Only kd
OF age ger the top bnGrg this yeor NtorY OF
the boys who poyed in yesterdays football teen
ooers lust out of hjoh school,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

TOOL and die bench hands. experiences
on progressive. dies good working eopdi-
,inns with old reliable hrm' Mr.
Thomas Townsend 7.l50O
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Eau Allaire. II. Florence Boyer a.
arnold sSltsrs 80. Geraldine Hevby. 2s.
Msletiua ATYanlus. - Rachel Jude. 81.
G.cnn Xlns 20. Asyilyn Puff, IS
laan McBrids, al: Clsdyi hllis. AZ
I1aN ia. ws,sS SlsSh - l6n5ls hsisn s5iSP shsiiSSP
Donald James. a. angela KiGsick. 40
Ralph II .Halc y. MarEhre, Thrashws, IT
AAul y sehsfsr. 80 AAraiyn CARING
!. eah r LsPnnte. 90. cermslns N Las
Fri Ioap7i 81 M.rs ps1ld a.
trdnk ZmgfA 20 Br1nisaNs BiachuTs : 7
Joseph y Spoeale. 3 3 Frances A PtTrino a.
Ri.rsrd Rar'r' 90 cnafiotis =. cr,v.
IIberj sp,rsnte 70 Ciar, sdso IS
Michael Si~s % Josephine JsCtIn %
stephen = CVnls. - FiFsiht. sisrId.
Glenn G Mccsr-of ~. -Ensl KIT 20
'oseph Mitchell % rhersat s. Ksll-
H5Sh Green. ai Jessie mnes -
EcHc,h Gi'bsrt go Martha : Gross "a.
Ys,aev Feriis 81 I-en, cisIsileS,a 3i.
ttH1' Prrvs 20 Dclnrei Eisnn 20
NaS BURN o. June y LONE %
william MArthsO u TheimA ft7Etrs.d
Ftaata ? raHlo.u. 80 Ance N MaeI,er IS.
william walker 20 MsrY o Kilksy IS.
Frank Zsrny 80 AEisla Harat as
FranF ~sanff 90 Hlrtls hcLrsu 90
len Frisf man 30 Esther cohen 2s
jAr- Bvan. 10 Doris MJCEey. -
AKcI " PFfs0n 35 Patricia Reilly 35
James o Hart 3s Mildred Crosby IS
Rsbeuo s Vital 81 Jane ~ Piersante D.
Feuy : Carter a. Jeanne Chspotun. -.
1nsFrr RatiFcr 30 Dolores / HcNie 20
inaep1 Z PERI ~ France Falsstu. 20
Guido ? vsncneu % rulchcfts spennato
20
Mlrtsei DaWfs 20. Hattie Bcfsrsks -
Francis scream as johanna Cora "a
MsF F-is--.h 81 Nerir vt0.otc a.
plurU Nirdsr. 40 srFiris Ln~n 30,
rslr'y Meyer 20 Aucrev P}ocrE ~.
Louis q Shr11e % Ruth Akih IS
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A-The. insured serviceman
has the right 10 c h ange the
beneficiary al any time without
the knowledge or consent of the
present beneficiary. You will not
be informed OF the new bene-
ficiary, as this information is
confidential and is only released
at the written request of the IN
sured serviceman.
Q-Under what conditions II
IL possible 10 he reimbursed for
medical treatment without prior
authorization from the Veterans
Administration? X. {. -.
A-Such claims will be con-
sidercd only under the following
conditions: Treatment must have
been rendered in amedlcal emcr-
gency, when government faclli-
ties were not available and delay
would have been hazardous and
in addition. IT must be shown
that the disability for which
treatment was rendered was
service-connected and Of com
penSable or pensionable degree.
Or for relief OF a condition
which was aggravating the basic
service-connected disability.
Q-DOes time i'm the Enlisted
Reserve Corps count for point
score, or for any other purpose
In establishing c t.iv q service
time i'm the Army? g. +. l..
A-No A release from active
service 10 a reserve component
IS accomplished under Army
Regulation 615-363 Such E.R.C.
status is NOT active service in
the armed forces. II is "a re-
turn 10 civil life without reln-
gushing control over such
enlisted man
Q-DoeS the American Legion
extend membership % those who
have entered service since Sept.
2, 1873, the date of the cessation
OF h0stilities? 4. V. Is.
A-No.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

eligible for pension because de-
tendency does not exist, a claim
for pension benefits may never
theless he filed AT any future
time when dependency does
arise.
Q-Where is the SIS WILD
ROVER now serving and where
and approximately when will II
arrive I'm the United states -
Mrs. r. VI.
Alt recently arrived al
Raclfe, Brazil from Bahia. We
cannot determine when II viii
return tc the States.
Q-I have q letter addressed
10 my husband while overseas
from the Veterans Adminlstra-
tiOn, which states they have
complied with his request for
change Of beneficiary. Could he
change the beneficiary without
notifying me, as / am the bene-
fciary? VIII they tell me who
il the beneficiary N write TO
them: MRS. VI. =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

ri, ambition to become Newspaper
correspondent Slotkn plans to attend
college AZ wayne University. lie IS now
In the tenth grade OF Central High.
Slotkin, Is. lives a. 1928 " Euclid
and in only four month, a. earrer in
Virginia Park ind Seward avenues, has in-
creased his route from y customers 20
90 and his profits 10 SIS week. he has
$40 IN the bank and $1,000 in war
bonds
Slotkin enjoys sports PLAYS bi,kcthall
in The Detroit Time, Caruef A,b'cue
League. SWIM, and play, b4,kt,bill on
school teams
HIS parents Mr. and VI, Norr, slot
hin. Rhoeheartsdlv entprs @ .neespipcr
csrtvine a, an ideal rlr.uuc ltru-,,hool
vocation IN te4ch and encourage hos' 20
b responsible
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Ar NAWvup &U1UpV7UTyuz pETRoHaAETfAES
- NA~ ~ Answers to Veterans

III am an hOnorably dis
oS charged veteran and would
like to obtain free hospltaliza-
tlOn through the Veterans Ad-
ministratlOn. How should
apply for it?-F. B. VI.
A-Applieation for Hospitali-
zation and Domicilary Care,
Form PHO, should be filed with
Veterans Administration office
or facility nearest your resi-
dence, and you should not at
tempt 10 enter a government
hospital or Veterans Admins
tration facility until your ad-
mittance has been authorized by
that agency. No reimbursement
OF medical expenses is made un-
less previously approved by the
Veterans Administration.
Q-What Il the meaning Of
4he following address: L. :. ).
aTR-i?-Mrs. 4. J.
A-The U. s. S. ATR-4 is an
auxiliary rescue tug.
Q-My son has named me as
beneficiary on his national serv-
Ice life insurance policy. l would
like To get a loan on this policy.
How can I do lt?-Mrs. A. NJ
A-As a beneficiary OF a Ma
tional Service Life Insurance
policy. you are not eligible for a
loan on the policy. The privilege
Is available only 10 the insured
when the policy has been con-
Serted 10 a permanent policy.
Q-My son lost his life on
Okinawa last June. At present
i am able tsprovide for my own
support, but would I be eligible
for monthly death compensation
benefits If my financial status
changed in the future Mrs.
W. r.
A-Since there is no time
limit as 10 when dependency
may arise. II you are not now
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BIRTHS

Mildred stAiey. s340 Roscmon,
Jean srn4eciniE, 1886 Gallagher. Ham
Marcia Mslehsr. 1909 N1xaLA- -
nATy CSnFeI, 4645 ashland
Ethel Burke, 1878 Ridgew09d.
nndrsd Tysar. s55s Herman ofcns5al.
Ann Carol s6zo ElmifA.
EcnA Ci.Aa 7$7S Hanover
wilma Cuccheftt 1880 Gallagher
BsfbaIa Easisy 74ss4 Tylef.
TobesA shinAmufA. 0G2 Baldwin
frcitn Cooniey. l6izs Stgsthmo1r
Dorothy Zimmel. 642s fingef, Dear59.n.
Eleanor Bruhs 1900 S4st0EA
sylvia Russo $3.50 Helen
Theresa DedoS l742 Eiscusf.
Hern Pilgrim 4324 Martin,
Gsdts Pennington, aLss senecs
Christine Ciseys 200Oi Powers. pesfherr
S5phis srsfrsn. il 3sO McDouEaa Hsmfuulk
t,elyn Walters. .Jo73+ Barton Gsf5ea Gv
Ns+n ,. bssa. Fo.a'. 7s9s zss ssLlt,issr %Ll,at.r
Ntus Wsran. I297a Tryu7.l H.sa.Ana
Msty oo,eh $3.50 Evergreen
Roe haehes lo2s M,7.lo nrs-7r.n.
Fl,aris uammeyer 2o9 Sfsua River.
ci'os woist so2s rsrrsmout
india Roy s249 Mlnocs
N.'l,rs, i' 'c.aar-.d sssi pss';cr. Ss's s-rsa,
Iu-iIls Ciarcalo. 22oe Concord
CtnFyievt SsplenzA 12ls Bc.visr-s
Asnnir NsiarE IG33l HgA
JlliA oven l294S Cnelssa
Irra Bishop s7e7 C0r-UIf
- drct BT7Fn 3tsT Piqgr''c
Es.sn NOsf1Eirr fz52 Wa-si.k
ltr1e Fenig lSs FfedNfHk kA' DF'rot'
Mona Cua0fo Itl4 kgtct 20
Marion BUNTING 24f1T Pockfrrd Dfsrr9fr.
Eselyn Howard ef1 HhvetL D's'oofh-
2 ltahe'f weary loltl l-ti4f.'e.l
liane Cotton 4el q en1Alf
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Caetaria har'ln. l3.o A,a.ii
b.iothy L4alT1. .ss - .-r..., i,.t...
Josephine t.hE 80 fj-II.ns.f
Iloroihy Lieakf. b'4L 'enil.'s.
sfsce rtell-- <y'vv ''NUeIt
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

ACCOUNTS payable ana general Office
CLERK high school graduate; must type.
Win train. see Miss simon. OcSford
Printing Co. oOS Howard
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Any Questions?

THE DE 7 ROfT TIMES
mails personal answers TO
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi- Z
leges OF serv C m on and
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TRUCK mechanic with tools Must be
experienced. Knorr Maynard. Inc s743
"a
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Births Marriages Deaths
DIVORCES


Mildred Z. Reynolds from Don z Reyn
LeQnA -. Bel from Cg-n S bJe,
Marie A CQgauH from B4AA II
! E11G- -EAfaaE- ffeFa Efrtrrr
Kathleen overly from Dewey ?.
Helen Wonzei from Harold 2.
Phy4h C. Golfer from Royal =
James grinnAge from Madeline
Kathleen r. Berarcinein from Leo
Liable TatmAn iFoa. BAftey fs--1s1.
Dunsd Che.leN from Geraldine a.
James Jskubison from Msry
Rose foan Rom Jusrph
Frans hrniEI from Frances
E-El--e4-v Hamilton f;om william
Hafie y Durand from ChRE.G4 --
hsfYe Gay from Lonnie
ADIia Flood from Edward
Etts Janet Perry from Lester p
Mary Lucas from Frank
Anthony John Ihic fwm FOSina ~
Emily PUToi from Theodore
Jsne NJ DonncI from John
George l. ttByetst from Eers z
Eniaoeth Hayes from. Theodos'.
Anna GtoscFnovirn from SAM
Jane 4 PoIon from Charles a.
Elzs beth c Kfanz from EDslc1 =
Aiiene smith from N.'0u-
winifrsa NeConesa ,r-T George
Anscn Nsbrcy from william.
Isy W Davis from Ralph.
Helen Rarr from Peter
agnes L iinArrict from F~y.
1tmes BTysuu from Ccnsvic,s.
Russell u MAYER from Helen
Patricia Mons from Ra,ah.
Jebnns Scumiu from DsIleI
Frank FElApl from Maricft1.
Evan Campbell from Richard
Joseph EschAryczuk from Martha Il
Fl0rrncc RUuyOn from Ernfft
Ggstav Befhke from Mar oliver
Marjorie Morris from EDWARD
Etlth p Smith ;Tom Dayton
Frcds Bsbb from Reed
Frms J Schuifl from Wf"'sn
Herni-r TAR from s'eDtcr,
Russell C-yrI from Zslcra
pufh Treusln from james
Hrrrty INrss from NfrT
Ecrni-e Clrm1rs from T rg.cs
Grfdic Bale from CrEflet
Anna Lsreir from John
rnvssrf Hifgenbe,ham from Csr-iE
Forr H0'kH from Fstc.le.
E'he' LrW3f from Essie
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

TYPISTS and Stenofraphers, Good
transport alton facilities old reiisbie rrm.
Zenith Carburetor Division. $50 Lycasts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

-FOUR men age IS % IS, by local
portrait studio. 10 sell 81 90 article
everyone wants you collect 81 90 flrSt
call your commission. You DO not buy
or deposit anything Samples furnished
Apply stevens studio l232 Washington
Blyd
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HERE pleasant little game that will give YOU message
II every day 1t numerical puzzle designed spell out
fortune Count the letters first If the
OF letters substract A. II the number than
add 3 The result your key number the upper
hand of the rectange and check every your
numbers left 10 right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU.
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MALE HELP WANTED

Al METAL hnishers Must bs qualified
ON full body and loose panels Edward
G Budd Mfg. Co, l2i4l ChATleyoil
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EXPERIENCED nr sishel day ~qrx.
cleaning and laundry Templs i.<1es.
RELIABLE colorrd riri wishes hoss,
rsie work. days prsfeIted. n a-e53s.
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prsrtic,l ,parr time home study and
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10 so. write for free details Auto
crafts Training. Address BOX B-46li.
Detroit Times 81.
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wages Learn quickly at home. Fine
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High school not necessary. write iot
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Practical Nursing Address Box B-fel3,
Detroit Times 81. -s-
WOULD ike 10 hear from reliable men
who would IKE 20 train in spare time
10 overhaul and install refrigeration ana
Air-conditioning equipment. Should oe
I mechanically inclined. Will not interfere
with your present work. For Information
| ing name. address. age and your WORK
[ ing hours. Utilities Inst. ADDRESS BOX
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A CHURCH circle employment. 4134
Grand River Kitchen help. laundresses,
dish washing. maids part tme' hoteh'
Z i 4-oooos u
A POSTWAR POSITION
! oFFTcE-ExECUTIv
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DETROIT SELECT SERv. BUREAU
1916 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
\ CALL WEST SIDE Employment for
cooks maids day workers. cleaning
I laundry. 42l0 West Warren. TY
! ELECTRICAL WORKER. 81 "a; male
venereal nurse. So 632-s3 .o36; forestry
helper, 81 o5-s1 10: senior dentist.
S3,Te5-S4 l4o auto electric repalrman.
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/ Ice Commission. 10th noor Water Board
( Bldg
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| Competent help OF all kinds Office,
restaurant. domestic available immedi-
ately. 1880 Cratioi. CA 02s4.
JONES EMPLOYMENT, 4ils Besubien
COlored couples, hotel cafe. counter
girls maids office workers. s25-S3o-
s3s co 1910.
NORTH END OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. hotel
cafes domestic workers. Positions oi
all kinds. 1880 Oakland. TO s-o93s
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

DRAPERY woRKRooM-we have OPEN
Modern airy workroomx. steady positions
for those who qualify Apply IN person.
Employment office, l4th floor. The J. l..
Hudson Company
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

DANCING INSTRUCTORS IS young
ladies' with dancing talent for instruc-
tors and partners Refined SURROUNDINGS.
Earn $50 10 SIS weekly. Experience no.
necessary. Apply Hollywood Dancing
Academy, All Woodward. TX 2-so72.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

DANCING instructors. To teach al Ar
thur Murray's, the Arthur Murray
studios will select a few applicants -
train for instructors positions. must be
a, least AZ ycarsLold with years ~
college sales type preferred opp't FOR
Advancement 20 supervisors, ipterviewers
and branch managers. Full time, perma-
nent position. Apply in person after 10
a. m. Do not telephone. Arthur Murray
studios 1909 washington Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

EXPERIENCED girl for general house.
work. no cooking no heavy laundry:
stay nights: s22 and up. 1885 Wood
/ fngham Drive, UN 2-I413.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-14

Mildred Z. Reynolds from Don r Reyno.1h
LeQnA -. Bel from Csan 5 ble,
Marie a CQgagIt from BaAil II.