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ARMY WOUNDED

ANDREW. NORMAN ' e PFc.-son of Mrs.
EtheI a. Hughes, st. Louis.
BLAIN WILLIAM r, PFC Husband Of
Mrs. Miriam J. Bisin. Grand Rapids.
cEBELAK. NORMAN r. PvT.--son Of Mrs..
Mary 5. Cebeisk, Grand Rapids.
DENEMARK WILLIAM c JR.. s/sGT-
DILLON kOBEkT l., PPc.-son Of MrI
julia Dillon. Jackson.
GRAMAcKI, JOSEPH J.. PFc-son Of Nm
Helen GIAm1cn, Bay CIR,
CUTscHENRITTER. VICTOR ", Set
Son Of Arthur J. cut1ehenri,tsf niles
HAGEMAN. EUGENE D, s. /sGr.-Husssnd
OF -. ~ tioAsis sc. Z HsEsman' cssl,ss -,
HALL FAYnossb" s"'9aa' CO Ppc'"HasO.nd Psc'Htas Of
HAEc2o5eex'' gilLihM I'll h 6. Nns2a y s@auss.ne of
Ma vsrnna Hancock. Milford
HARRISON, cLoID JR,. PFc.-son OF
Cioid Harrison ST. .ons".y.
JENEMA. MERLIN X. PvT-son Of Ger
.JURHs' JosEPH z, .T/s-HuISsnd Of Nh,
Mary l. Jurs' ssgnsw.
KApERA, STEVE W. PFc.-son OF nrr.
KEToLGl w1iSo A. cpL.-Huse.nd Of
Mis klAaEx iass x EtisoR4a Esiaie 4aai. 4s-u.e.na
Of Mrs Elsin Kinney. Grand Blanc.
kLACZA. MITCHELL J., CFL--Son of hrt.
Joaephlne Kiaczs, he!dndale.
=, ,KLoMP. JONI L. PFc.-Husbsnd OF Mrs
Viva Klemp. AuskcFon.
o, hSobLt8Ch VEkhQE l. Pfc.-Hu'oana
KKAsCiCh. MICHAEL J.. PFC.-son Of
LEE HARRY JR.. pFc.-Husbsnd Of
" IIooMits LoRvE e. e. FSv7Tn.-HusbAna O, nr,.
IA ENn cole 4NFHFfF Alma
Fiorehes e C. ..3,S.S I've. LIe.ood 0'-S0H u
,M,sIKELyEY, WILLIAM G, PyT.-HaSesna
MILLER. JOHN =. PIC 2Hasbane OF Mn.
Jssnns,,s Miiisr M5uni Morris
o. Va. Los ~ ns,1ripF. sn.-dsn. u -'' S-'S
'F. 500" c'i.etes -. = sGr.-son Q:
A..s sg.t.s .,slsor ao4et
OEPTs LESTER l. FFc-IIusosnd OF
Ms Dorothy NJ. orrii' 81. Clair.
PRIEMER. -ADoLPH J, stsCT-son Of
MA Louise Puemef, CledwiA.
s..,-.,, rv,.,---r ,,yr ,,..s, 49,,
"a yf5-r0ps 5,,r "a sSA 81,
Ms Ftna v sam Brown ci,v
MrL Lyle Storey. siAlwsH.
WALKER KENNETH E PFC --IuIband OF
M Msude Wslser, St Johni
MA Margaret "e,n' Holly.
prpr u,pc,o pvc ,,,,,s.-.
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DECORATED

S/SGT. JOSEPH CALECA. 20:
infantry; awarded the Silver Star
for gallantry in action on Feb
ruary 25 in Germany; in service
March, 1943; overseas May. 1914
son of Antonio Caleca, 2691 <.
Congress.
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War Reporter Killed

LONDON. May q (UP)-The
Exchange Telegraph announced
today that William West, 35, one
OF It's war correspondents in
Burma had been killed by a Japa-
nese sniper April 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Lest We Forget--Lest We Forget
Detroit Battle Hero Roll

Today's biographical sketches
Of Detroit servicemen killed,
wounded, taken prisoner and dec
GRATED, according to official army
and navy releases and next Of
kin:
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PRISONER
SGT. JOHN l.. MCGUIRE. 20,

SGT. JOHN l.. MCGUIRE, 20;
infantry; February 6; Germany;
previously reported missing; grad
uate Of Cass Tech; Ford Rouge
worker; in service April. 1912:
overseas October, 1914. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James ID. MCGUIRE, 15347
Asbury Park; brothers, 1t. James,
Marine Pfc. Morris, Louis, naval
discharge.
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Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

OF soldiers
from Michigan have been liberated from German prison
liberated announced by the department 20
from Michigan. az
Ousate casualties FIVE killed. 53 wounded six miss
ing and IS taken prisoner the department announced The
killed three wounded and missing
I'm gin o
be informed change in status.
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MALE HELP WANTED


VINO regulations governing eligibility
IIa poysd ss an essen. 0S or @ locally M needed &
OF availability, II you are qualified for
employment In critical occupation
you must be referred through the
World War II Veterans Excepted.
Al MEN for machine repairs. EDw.
6 BUDD MANUFACTURING CO..
i2l4i chArlevoix.
Al POWER Zimmerman, must be
capable OF hammerinE stainless steel.
Apply Briggs Mfg. Co.. 1881 Mack Ave.
x PERMANENT poyf,icn. Estsefished In
Surance route. careful training and sales
assistance. Only reliable man under so,
interested In permanent connection. need
apply. Phone CA 2l2s.
AIRCRAFT TOOL DESIGNERS and
professors needed Immediately. Perms-
nent. high priority: overtime. Company
representatives. will interview applicants
May , through May 5. Apply at the
nearest office OF United States Employ
ment Service.
AIRCRAFT-Ensineerine designers. lay
out and detail craftsmen. illustrators.
stress analysts and linsSmen. ConsolI-
dated Vultee Aircraft Corporation. Stin-
son Division. Employment Offee. 354oS
Main Street. Wayne.
AIRCRAFT engine mechanics. Fsuge In
spectors, laboratory attendants. tool and
hxture inspectors. Junior metallurgist
miIlvrish., =, y pipeht,srs must have
Corp 7soi East jefferson
ARCHITECTURAL. Structural Electrical
Design Engineers, Water system Labor
ers. Hospital Orderlies. Fire Fighters
Detroit Civil Service Commission 18th
Floor, Water Board Building, 8 q. m.
N t4S p. m
ARMORED plate weicers needed. Apply
Briggs Mfg. Co. 1891 Mack Ave.
ASST. SHIPPING cLERK-7sc per hT.
70 start, time and one-hslf over 40 hrs.
See Mr.. Pen. 325 w. jefferson.
ASSISTANT production and freezer man
wanted; good wages steady work.
Frozen Products Co., 6727 ca. River.
AUToMATic-Hand screw operators and
setup en- cone, Greenlse, cridley- and
wsrner.swassey; plenty hours: postwar
Possibilities Ex-Cell-O Corp, @l4lol
Third.
AUToMATIc-Band screw operators and
setup on cone. Creenlee. Cridley and
Wsrner-SwaSSey, plenty hours. postwar
possibilities. Ex-cell-o Corp. 14lol
Third.
AUTOMOBILE BUMPER wanted; a.
hour week. TOP wages, steady employ
ment. see Mr.. Nestle. highland Chew
rolst CO.. i7ssT woodward. TO
$4,000.
AUTO MEcHANics-Experiencsd. per
msnent postwar positions. Weekly guar
srteed; vacation with psy. See Nr.
Stout. Detroits Oldest Pontiac dealer.
CLARK Auto sales. 1911 Woodward.
AUTO MECHANIC and two truck wash
ers wanted. afternoon shift, for inter
view, apply Borden's Farm Products.
$500 East Forest.
AUTO MEcHANrC-Avaiisble VINO. for
neet maintenance; modern shop. stssdy
postwar; essential work. union wages.
Deacon St vi r.3elo.
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PFC. EDWARD w. LEWAN-
DOWSKI, &c; infantry; April Is;
Germany; Champion Spark Plug
employe; in service August, 1914;
overseas 3 months; son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lewandowski, 17402 Jos
Campau.
PFC. THOMAS j. PANACKIA,
26; April 8: Germany; hoSpitalized
in England: Thomas Built Homes
employe; in service August, 1914;
overseas January. 1945; husband
of Fillmore. father of Valerie and
Barbara. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
Seph Panackia, 1927 Santa Clara;
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MARINE PFC. HENRY ID.
PAPENHEIM. %; April 2, Okin-
ava graduate Of ST. Anthony's;
apprentice al Murray Body; in
service, May, 1874; overseas No
vember; husband of Marguerite
tslnce July); son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Heinrich Papenhcin 5057 Semi
mole; high mass, July and al
81. Anthony's.
PFC. ELLIS RUCKER, 25: in
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NAVY DEAD

coUPsEP. GAYLORD p. PVT. UsMcP-
Parents. Mr.. and hTS. Harold CourseF. Crane
cWPRIER. JAMES CHARLES. PKARMA
Edward currier. 81. cisir
HARPER. MARVIN ". JR., PVT. UsMcR
wife. Mrs. maria W. H,rper T. water
HSrper ST. WstFrvliet.
HOLLIS. DONALD j.. PIC. UsMcR-Psr-
en'i M. and Mrs. Donald S, Hollis, New
Buffalo.
RrrFlE. ROGER A. CPL. usMcR-Psr-
en-, ~. a1c Mr; cn,Tle' Rilin Fountain.
Stanley }. Rozek, MuiEsgon.
soHoREc. JOHN CHARLEY. &c. UsNR
Parents. Mr and Mrs. John sohoree. Che
Saning.
TOPHAM WILLIAM II. PFC UsNc-Psr-
en,s, NJ. and Mrs.. Bernard Topham. sAgi-
nsS.
wALMsLEY JAMES =. PVT, ovsMcR-
vile Mrs James a Wsim'ley' Cas- City
NAVY WOUNDED
GEsT JOSEPH LEO. &C. UsHR-Par-
en,s. NJ. sne mn Leo Cest. BUR- oak.
SPENCER. ELDoN DUANE. PHARMACISTS
MATE ) G. UsNR-,MotheT. Mrs. Amy W..
Spencer. Battle Greek
rKLBIzoFT. LOUIS. EDWARD. ENSIGN.
CSSB-Father, Louis A. TeloiIof. Monroe,
NAVY MISSING
THOMAS. EDWARD JAMES. ELEcTRI-
CLANS MATE &c USNR-Mo'her. Mrs
Julia Veronica Thomas. Grand Rapids.
-. ToxE. =
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MiDDLE-ACED couple for caretaker:
living quarters and salary. So67 West
Grand Blvd MA 6234
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

PAlETERs-Llmited experiences only re-
9uirement. Time and one-haif for over
time. vacation with pay. Essential In
easirs tlssn, fns sa.rS raiinsp nsa Co. RsisosS Re
See Mr.. Kochan.
PART-TIME MEN-Nov employed. avail
able for different periods between 8
a. m. and 9 D. m. for various depart
ments. Telephone inquiries are not sat.
SSiS5y poysni pIfs.. ps. .pHS n sods per:2p on AZ
PERSONAL CLERK : Some experience
helpful; downtown war plant; postwar
possibilities. Address Boz B-il8A.
Detroit Times 81.
PIN BOYS, white: sieepinf ousTters
furnished: Riviera Recreation, 1887
Grand River.
PIN Settlers twhiteJ, set double or
snsls good sleeping quarters. Arsyie
recreation. Northlawn, near ca. River.
PINsETTERs-Leagues still going on.
PLANT LAYOUT MEN needed for recon-
version prosram: engineering training
preferred; however. viii eonsider thoss
having drafting experience. Ternstsdt
Mfg: Division General Motors Corn.
o3o7 W. Fort At Liyernois.
PLUMBING, sheet metal men with tools.
Truck furnished: steady work. Fl 4elo.
PLUMBER-Must have license ton
wages s4le Mack Ave. PL 1914.
POSITIONS for neat appearing youns
poys over IS a. ushers. Apply stage
ROOM CLERK-Appiy assistant man.
afer. Tuller Hotel.
ROUTE sALEsMAN-For vacation worn:
Dairy or bakery experience preferred.
Borden's Farm Prod, $500 r. Forest.
SALESMAN to sell small farms. fun or
part time: experience not nscesssry:
craving account arranged; earnings un-
limited. See Louis savaee, Newman
farms Inc. 17e7 Penobscot Blds.
SAVERS = Wanted By medium srs
COMPANY, rod wares. plenty Of c~sr-l
nme. zoo Z. kAdsmAchsr. w 1.3e2os
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ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN AREA

BLIyIN, ROBERT M. T/5 - Son OF Mrs
Fern Bliyin. Hastings.
BROWN CLIO 7, PvT.-son Of Clyde r.
Brown, Mason.
cADD, LOWELL C., PVT.-HuSbsnd OF Mrs.
Mae CAdd, FLINT.
coURTER, ALVIN T., PFc.-son Of MsS
Harriet NJ syers, Shingleton.
DAMN, GLENN z, PFc.-Husband Of Mrs
Agnes p. Damn. Grand Rapids.
REED. MILAN s.. I'D LIT. - Son Of MIRA
Vera Reed. Ludington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

All money sent at sender's risk. DO not
send cash or stamps. All checks drafts and
money orders should be made payable TO THE
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
International News Service has the exclusive
rirhts ~ use for reproduction In any form all
nfvs tisps fch.t credited n n o. not other.
wise credited N this paper,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

DRAFTSMEN--Layout detailers, expert
enced on tool design and special ma
chine design; postwar future: 54-hour
week. Ex-cell-o Corp. i41ol Third.
DR1vERs-Creyhound Lines. Rare op-
portunity for security and Advancement
for qualified man. Highway possibili-
ties.D Apply 35ll w. Fort st. WMPC
ruling observed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
NOCNDED

SfSGT. DONALD X. BARR,
%, infantry: April 2, Luzon; Hud-
son Motor Main employe; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Barr, $3.50
JIdlnVIeW.
PVT. WESLY y. FURTON JR..
IS Infantry, April 9. Germany,
ROTC member at CaSS Tech:
worked for Central Steel Co, stlll
hoSpitalized; in service July, 1914.
overseas February. 1945; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Furton Sr.,
$40 Continental
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
BUS TRANSFORMATION
TRADE SCHOOLS-MHLE

hcETYLENE, ARC wELDERs
BODY. FENDER REPAIP-INSPECTO
Blueprint Reading. Drafting. Diesel
Approved Under CT Bill lof Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. l4oo W. FORT
Detroit Time Study School
Time study. tool designing. drafting.
blueprint. shop msth. inspection.
2s47 GRAND RIVER CA $3.50
designing. engineering.
day, evening classes.
Open 1o-9
Detroit College OF Applied Science
s203 woodward. at Seward. MA 6472
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
HAILED AS LANDMARK

WASHINGTON, May 4-Action
OF New Jerseys Legislature in
requiring that two-year American
history courses be given in the
states high schools today brought
high praise coupled with a warn
ing from Hugh Russell Fraser,
chairman of the National Com
mittee on American History.
Fraser. whose expose two years
ago OF lax history instruction in
the public schools aroused nation
wide indignation, created a fu-
ror in the l.. s. office Of
education and caused his abrupt
departure as an editor there. said
the New Jersey enactment con-
stituted an educational landmark
MEDLEY OF COURSES
"The statute will assure New
Jersey students adequate his
tory instruction II the instruc-
tors actually teach American
history" he said.
"Three-fourths OF the history
courses being offered In our
schools now are a medley Of
sociology. economies, political
theory and the socalled social
sciences mixed with varying
amounts Of history, but all
dished up under the latter's
name"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

LEARN BARBERINC
Day or evening classes. Phone or write
CREENE'S BARBER COLLEGE
$50 Michigan Ave. CA 2914
LEARN. modern barbering, days or
ewes. Approved under CI bill. Det. Barber
College al7 Z JcffcrxDn RA 6O7i
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
OETROtTE..& &,ET1MES

Published every Week Dsy Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company al I225 Times Square. Detroit 81.
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit. Mich. as secOnd-cian
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
Deatb notites

Deatb notites
we bisbIy rloips that fbes
dead SbsB soi bsps
A. died % VAN" xo
:: |; :
Listed here are the funeral or
memorial services for the brave who
r!ed In the service OF our country
iST IT. WILLIAM J. LEONARD
NJ LEoNARD-Apnl 2s. LIST 1t. VIII
- liam j.. UsAAc. at Foster Field,
victoria, Tex. Formerly OF 177s9
Goulourn; beloved husband Of Marion
,nee LAdemsni son OF Charles P. and
John sehsuer. Frances, Mrs. Frank
Kamego. sat. Robert, sEt. John T.,
Sgt Charles and Pfc. Joseph. Funeral
from the Weitenberner Funeral Home.
] 3b4l Grstiot. Saturday ~ 10 and
Our Lady OF Good Counsel Church AZ
~ ihttiWtHt sit. OliNtt'
BROwN-GlAdys r.. OF 1873 Pierson.
wife OF Charles y, mother OF Audrey,
Gladys and Thomas, daughter OF Mrs
Mary Walker. sister of Coleman Eng
lish. Services al SchrAlyrtedt sons
Funeral Home. l662e Cd. River. satuI-
day a. 1880 .. m.
GoRNEY-Frank. HUSBAND o. the late
Mary, dear father OF hrs. Agnes No
wakovski, Rose ZglicIynski, Cecilia Bush,
Clara Hsrancksk. Helen LoTkowski and
Marie Romsnski, fourteen grandchildren
and thirteen great-grandchildren Funeral
from 4S10 Jos. CampAu. Monday 8. 80
a. m. TO 81. Hycinth Church at 10.
HOPPE--Lucy M. OF 3se4 Gilbert St,
wife OF Theophiie. mother OF Mrs. Scott
Macdonald. vada Maiden and Lyle c.
Armstrong. Service at SchmalLriedt
Sons Funeral Home. i6625 Grand
River. Saturday at Sis p. m.
KOSETZKo-May 3, Anna. OF s2so
Canton. beloved wife Of Ludwig. dear
mother OF Capt Walter H.. u, s. Army.
Charles M. Konn and Mrs. Marie Beck.
mann graPe@o.hs5 Pets9s sS,, o.
CrAtiot. untii Monday 10 a. m. In
state al Grace Lutheran Church. Van
Dyke and Phelps, from IL a. m. until
ilsss- HaEE.ea-AeH
sTEINHAURR Martin, age So, OF
1851 Gable. beloved husband OF Clara,
dear father OF Harold. August. Cpl.
Martin Jr.. U. s. Air Force In England
and Mrs. Gladys Schroeder Funeral
services Saturday AZ g.; 80 from John L.
WySocki Funeral Home, 5224 4. Nc.
Nichols road. Holy Name Church at 10.
Interment Mt. Olivet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

VAN STRATEN JOHN Jr PVT Son Of
Joha Van Stralsn. Grand Rapid.
WRoBLEWsKi, RICHARD =, sfsGT -
Husband oi HTI. Irene L. WToblegXkl, Anta.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MEN wanted. experience not necessary.
Good rate OF pay and excellent working
conditions. Bundy Tubing Co.. -l2345
MEN to load milk wagons: essential
St Jean
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
OCTSTATE
NAVY DEAD
FUaOPEAN ARIA

ASELTIHE, ROBERT. PFC.--Son OF Mrs..
Mary i. Assltins. wsbbeITvills.
BEAUPREY. CLARENCE J.. sGT.-son OF
MS Maxine Beauprey, L'Anse,
BOukDY, RUSSELL r.. PFC.-HuSband OF
MIA Bessie p. Boundy, Belding.
CHAMPION. DONALD W, PFc.-HuSband
OF Mira. Hora Champion, Quincy.
JosLYN. ARTHUR l.. PFC, Husband Of
hrS. Hilda NJ. Joslin. Battle Greek.
ARMY WOUNDED
AcKERMAN, LEROY J, PFc.-son OF Mrs.
Ethel NJ. kckerman. Flint
: ANDREW NORMAN e PFc.-son Of Mrs.
Ethel a. Hughes, St. LouiA.
BLAIN WILLIAM p, PFC .-HuSbAnd Of
Mrs. Miriam j. Blain, Grand Rapids.
CEBELAK NORMAN r.. PVT Son Of Mrs.
Mary s. Cebeiak. Grand Rapids
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

DICTAPHONE repair man. Help war
effort now. build for war; opportunity.
pleasant work done In our customers
Offices. Age 40 20 30. Similar expert
ence desirable but not necessary. Apply
Dietaphone Corp. iloS Park Ave. Bldg.
DODGE MAIN PLANT-war work: no
experience necessary. Apply Dodge
Main Plant. Jos. Campau. al Smith.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MEN wanted for war work: no expert
ence necessary; full overtime and excel
lent postwar possibilities. Apply McLouth
Steel Corp, 800 South Livcrnois Ave.
at Railroad. between W. Fort and w.
jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MEN and husky boys. 16o pounds or
over. for general creamery plant work.
Apply Borden's Farm Prod. $500 Z.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
NAVY WOUNDED

~Fridoy 4,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MEN and boys for super markets some
experience necessary. 144s6 Cratiot.
AR SSlH
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

DRAFTSMEN - Experienced for con-
veyer, sheet metal work and industrial
washers. Apply Mr.. Underwood. Detrex
Corp, i30o5 Hillview. blocks south
OF Fenkell. 3 blocks west OF Meyers
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

requirement. Time and one-hAlf for
overtime. Vacation with pay. Essential
Industry. The Pullman Co, Railroad
Retirement Board. 449 West Fort street.
| See Mr.. Kochan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

CRAFTSMAN. checkers, layout and de-
Signers; experienced on aircraft or ma
rine gas engine work. For interview,
Packard Motor Car Co.. 1850 East
Grand Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
LIBERATED PRISONERS

ScHctTEN. DONALD !. PFc.-s0n OF
johanna b. scholten, Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

DRAFrsMEN needed for parts drafting;
engineering ability helpful. referrAl
through VINO necessary. Ternstedt Mfg.
Division General Motors Corp. 6307 w.
Fort at LivernolS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

ELECTRICIANS: steady inside JOB for
man on maintenance and construction.
See Mr.. Bacon. General Motors Re-
search, ass w. Milwaukee, 10th Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MAN, capable OF handling small tool
and die shop. with ability Of handling
men and layout work. Must comply with
VINO regulations. Write Box Boa.
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MAN for procurement dept. TO assist In
the purchaEing OF steel for east side
plant: excellent postwar opportunity:
give full details In first letter as TO en-
perience. age and former procurement
experience. Address Box B-3f4l, Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

requirement. Time and one-haif for over
time. Vacation with pay. Essential indus
try. The Pullman Co.. Railroad Retire
ment Board. 449 West Fort street. See
MT KOchsn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MAN 10 assist In laboratory, making
ointments. liquids. etc. See Mr.. Davy,
10 70 IL. HartI Medical supply. 1879
Broadway.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

TELEPHONE-CHERRY $500
Subscription rate tin advancel by mail 10
my place In the United states, Canada or
Mexico. ION Canadian subscriptions add locs
10 cover var import tax
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

DODGE TRUCK PLANT-Men 20 work.
experience not necessary. Dodge Truck
Plant. 2i5oo Mound Road. Just north
of Mile Road,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MEN = so to so. Salary. room and
board. Call Miss Williams. Dearborn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

ELECTRICIAN, licensed; must have own
tools; excellent postwar future In 1907
var plant: rood transportation. Apply
General Spring Bumper Division, 1850
East Grand Blvd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

Listed here are the funeral or
rled In the service OF our country
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

NEW. YORK CENTRAL r. R.-Essentisi
war industry needs brakemen. switchsrs.
men. baggage mail employes. ysrd
clerks. switeh-tenders. locomotive car
maintenance Of way. stores and siSnal
depts. For interview. apply at 4lo
" EOrt Ratlro.A
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MECHANIcs-UnusuA Opportunity for
tsy c soss .. and su1nsS rSes
intereity equipment: essential postwar
work now and after the war; fne work
ing conditions with top pay 20 start.
John y. Ivory. 5o35 Woodward. MA
5000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MAN. middle-aged. to run elevator, dis
tribute freight and help In laboratory.
See Mr.. Dsyey. 10 TO IL. Hartx Medi-
cal Supply, 1879 Broadway
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MAILING machine operators wanted By
medium size company; good wages,
plenty overtime. 400 8. Rademaeher.
vi 2-1620.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

j. a l.. hand screw and lathe onerators
Who can set up Own Jobs Handy man.
Hsroot Machine Works. FairNfsw at the
River.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05
lMALE HELp WANTED

AUTO BUMPER for collision Shop. good
wares. steady work. Ass Second
AUTO mechanic. full or part time.
excellent opportunity for good man:
511-dAy week. ideal working conditions.
top wages. Griffith Olds, lo22o Grand
River.
AUTO MECHANICS = Experienced with
shop. Dave Kennedy Co., Ford Dealers,
1880 Harper. PL $3.50.
AUTO PAiNTERs-IIigheSt wages: sx-
eellent working conditions. permanent
postwar position, essential war work
Thos. j. Doyle super Service, 625l
John r.. TR 2-64oO.
BAGGAGE men, Detroit Creyhound
Terminal: A few openings for men be
and sdysncsmsnt. Apply immedistely
3oi1 w. Fort st.
BAKER-Ali-sround. good wages ana
working conditions Apply in person
after 2 80 p. m. Shores Cafe. 1900
West Warren.
BAKERY HELP-Men io years or over
for essential iadgStEy. -sEpefieaee
necessary; steady work with good pay.
working conditions. Russell 81. coach
stops az the bakery door. Openings on
both day and night shift. Apply a M.
10 y. m. farmcTest Bakery. SSO7
BOARD IiAMMERMEN-Open or all
lnree nhiis for experienced hamrerrnen.
The Timken-Deuolt Axle Co, 43l5
West Fo,,
BODY bumpers. plenty OF work and top
wages psie, siz-day week; ideal work
ing conditionS. Griffith Oles, lo125
Grand River.
BOILER operator. elderly man: high
pressure city license; -lesdy work. Wayne
Soap Co., s47o Copeland. vi 2-O3ol.
BOYS, MEN NEEDED-s bus boys. 2
receiving men, pot washers; expert
ence not necessary. Clean, pleasant sur
roundings No sunday, holiday or late
evening hours. Meals and uniforms fur
ni1hed. Apply 6l2 Empire Building, lO7
Clifford St, corner Washington Blvd.
stouffer'S Restaurant.
BOYS, twhitel; le and over, wanted
for filling and releasing Ice cream
Inoaiah gooe hours Frozen Products
Meals and uniforms furnished. Apply
nearest store or 100 Oakman Blvd.
8 10 S. Fred Sanders.
BOY yesEs-e.ar arfeF- -4.4aii-eiefA
Apply Detroit Times. Mr.. Asges. fourth
BRAKE MEcHANIc-For truck work.
with tools; top pay, 4s-hour week; good
postwar future. khofr'haynsrd. Inc.
5743 Woodward.
BUS BOYS-MeAls. uniforms furnished.
no nights. Sundays or holiday work.
Telephone inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please apply In person at employment
office. l4th moor. The J. l. Hudson Co
CABINET makers and machine men.
experienced In store fixtures good pay,
steady work. Apply 979 Crstiot.
CAN WAsHER-ESSentlsl food products:
4s-hour week. steady. Fsirmont Cream
cry. sos z. Milwaukee.
CLEANER for dry cleaning plant; must
be experienced; hishes, hourly or weekly
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MAINTENANCE MEN needed. tinsmiths.
electricians, millwrights. painters, pipe
htters. carpenters and office messengers:
plant pstrolmen. Apply Ternstedt Mfg.
Division of General Motors Corp, 63o7
W. Fort at Livernois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-05

MATERIAL handlers on 1o-hour shift
IN essential war industry: must comply
With WhPC. y. /. Jacobs Co.. $500
Lonyo Road. near West Warren.
MATERIAL handlers and isoorers. Budd
Wheel Co., 12l4l Charlcvoix