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ESSENTIAL woRK-we need - men as
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sslesmen attention Extrsordinary propo-
sttton attractive commissions paid weekly.
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HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT, retail experience neces-
& ana aoe saaTE 4HE HfeRf HeP co
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CASHIER AND PARTS CLERK by automo-
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CLERK-salary. s14s.se per month; high
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not necessary; good salary, vacation with
pay hours. 6-day week. Apply to any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or office, n
FOOD CLERKS, essential work: we need
1000 clerks immediately. no previous ex-
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fooD s
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MIR. CURLES. AT. l1l2.
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TABULATiNG MACHINE OPERATOR, rBn
machines; salary, S15S.36 per month
must be experienced; permanent position
lold-established essential industry: chanc,
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THE HECHT CO. has openings for sales
people, full or part time. Apply to per
ST. at eth NV.
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philadelphia Orchestra Gains
INe1U Laureb in Concert Here

orchestral sections, the percussion
and the strings, is an example Of his
theories which has awakened keen
interest among musicians.
Contrary to the general effect
of new systems" in composition
the Suite is pleasant to hear and
charming In its style. While no
attempt can be made from one
hearing and without a knowledge
of the composers theory to Judge
it for the value Its new idea may
have, as work for general con-
sumption it is decidedly attractive
and ITS craftsmanship is expert. He
has brought the percussion irstru-
ments out from their ohscurity and
placed them in the foreground as
descriptive mediums. Conversely
the strings become subordinate ex-
cept the cellos and their tone is
reduced to an indefinite color.
Through the soft and monoton-
Gus agitation of the strings, the
various instruments of the percuS-
sion section, drums, cymbals. bells,
xylophone, tambourine, castanets,
piano, celesta and others, dart with
eAASAA AAiAASAAuoA 4uallty dIlu AL dll
extraordinary variety Of effect. For
this alone the work would be
unique apart from the harmonic
system. Mr.. Gesensway claims his
Suite" to be without program yet
such is its appeal that Unconscious
ly a program is formed in the
mind OF the listener. There was
no reservation in the applause at
its conclusion, which brought the
composer from his chair in the
first violin section several times
to acknowledge it.
But even the tried and true
reached higher stage of perfec-
ton last night and the perform
ance Of the Haydn symphony has
never been excelled. 1t was cameo
clear in detail, exquisitely right in
style and in imagination. Mr.. Or
mandy was inspired in his direct
ing and the orchestra caught fire
and chiseled phrases of amazing
beauty with deft artistic skill
Stravinsky's fantasy for orchestra
Fireworks" was also programmed
but with the interest absorbed by
the other numbers its place of i'm
portance was negligible.
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white. Apply
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on Montgomery Co.
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Family life, good
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RE. $500, Ext. SOB.
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CO., 1g0I l4th st.
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Apply employmen nt
1SBuRGH & BRO.

filters, seamstresses
fits. Apply to per-
, THE HECHT CO.,
Evening star., 1945-03-14

'AH persons to be hired in this
area. must be referred BY the local
United States Employment Serpice
ONce, unless the specific adpertise-
nent indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

"Tis not for us to question why
It's but for us to buy and buy-the
Sixth War Loan drive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Sonora Head Sees
Jobs for All
Predicts Employment
Will Last 10 Years

Critcizing full employment sd-
who urge large scale
government projects 10 provide
Jobs for returning servicemen,
Joseph Gerl. president Of Sonora
Radio and Television Corp pre-
dicted that private industry will
be able TO absorb every man who
wants a job during the next 10
years"
Gerl spoke before a radio in
dustry roundtable Friday evening
June Isl al the Detroit-Leland
Hotel.
Host at the dinner roundtable
was the Graybar Electric Co., Inc,
of Detroit.
"Tn the radio industry before
the war we employed somewhat
less than 100000 persons" Gerl
pointed out. "The plans of manu-
facturers in the industry-based
on the known demand for radios
and television sets indicate
that during the first three years
after the war we will take on
another $4,000 employees TO
make a total OF 100000 directly
concerned with the manufacture
OF radio, television and cleo
tronic equipment.
But that Ii not the end,'
Cerl said. when we take into
consideration that we will prob
ably have as many as 5000 new
frequency modulation stations,
1000 teleYlsion- stations, and
considering the growth of radio
service dealer shops, phonograph
record shops. dealers, distribu-
tors, etc.--by the same ratio
which held in the automobile
business, we may reasonably ex-
pect that as many as $500, 900
persons will be engaged in the
manufacture, sales, servicing OF
radios, radio-phonographs and
teievision sets, and in the broad
casting and teiecasting sta
tiOns."
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

The Sanders organization, with
q stores in the Detroit area, will
expand "as soon as conditions
permit" Fred w. Sanders, secre-
tary-treasurer. announced today
on the 10th anniversary of the
system that grew from one small
store in 1875.
Sanders announcement followed
recent purchase of the Tuttle and
Clark building on Woodward just
below Grand Circus Park. the
first step toward resumption or
the organizations building pro-
gram since construction was
halted in 1889 by war restric-
tions.
1--WE hope this new store, the
first in more than five years,
will be the beginning of a long
era OF development, and our
program for the future Is that
sanders will continue TO grow
with Detroit as it has In the
past" Sanders said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
What'sNew
In Business
Eureka Williams
Made Comebacks
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Two companies - Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner and Williams
Oil-O-Matic Heating which ran
into operating difficulties dur
ing the 1905 and later
changed their managements to
correct that condition, have
joined forces under the formers
name. For both companies war
goods manufacture in recent
years converted prewar deficits
into net profits and both have
revised their lines of products
to meet the changing demand.
With the change back 10 pro-
duction of civilian goods, Eu-
reka plans 10 add several new
lines 10 its prewar vacuum
cleaner business. One is a cord.
less laundry iron which is
Gated by placing II on an
electrically heated stand and
another is a garbage disposal
unit for home use In addition,
Eureka is negotiating contract
with Montgomery Ward & Co,
a prewar customer, 10 supply
that company's cleaner require
ments for about three years.
Eureka already has been paid
for most Of its preliminary de-
sign and development expense.
The contract would involve pro-
duction Of cleaners on a cost
plus basis providing a rate Of
profit varying with the volume
of business. Eureka believes a
substantial volume of business
would result from the contract.
II all stockholders Of Williams
accept Eureka's offer Of one
share of its stock for two
shares Of Williams, Eureka's
outstanding stock will be in
creased 10 456 6,9i9 shares from
241,9l9. In their 1914 fiscal
years Eureka earned Sl.20 a
share on its stock and Williams
earned Sl.37 on the Eureka
stock offered for II. Combined
earnings would have been Sl.29
a share, The earnings trends OF
the two companies have been
roughly parallel. Both earned
over 81 a share in 1885 and 1885,
had a severe drop in 1887, and
then four successive years OF
losses which ended when they
got into war work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
He Missed, Tool .

While II was the difference in
time - Sheboygan Wis. IS an
hour behind Detroit - which
caused Admiral Scott Carpenter
10 miss the Board Of Commerce
cruise boat, a Sheboygan busi-
ness man lacked any excuse.
He yas visiting Frank Kaiser
Of Nelson. Baker in the latter's
suite when a glance out the
window showed that the boat
was already well under way. A
frantic ship-shore phone call TO
his family and arrangements
were made 10 rescue his dog.
which he had left locked in the
family car.
Said his wife. her voice drip
ping with sarcasm
The dog should have known
better than 10 trust himself out
with you alone"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Grains Show
Strong Tone
Rye Sells at $I.52,
Highest in 20 Years

CHICAGO, June 16 qNs)-
Grains were in active demand to-
day and rye scared as much as
sac before meeting with realiz-
ing. Barley also was strong.
All rye futures sold at new sea-
sonal peaks while July hit Sf.52,
the highest price for any rye con-
tract in 20 years.
Wheat and oats also reached
new peaks for the season, with
wheat gaining as much as lac
and oats as much as lac.
At the close' wheat was 1c 10
11sc up with July at Sl7014.
Corn finished unchanged 10 sc
up, oats sc to ll+c higher. rye
&c 10 l7sc up, barley lac 10
3Ac up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Rails Climb
To8-Yr. High
'Keiy' Pfd. Sets Pace
With 7-Point Spurt

NEW YORK. June 16 CUP)-
Railroad shares advanced TO new
highs for more than eight years
today TO feature a generally
higher, active stock market.
A decline OF more than a point
in American Can and few other
minor declines brought the indus
trial average down slightly. Utili-
ties firmed but their average was
below the eight-year high
achieved yesterday.
Gains in rails ranged 10 more
than a point In such issues as At
lantic Coast Line, Great Northern
preferred. Western Maryland is
sues, Kansas City Southern. Nor
folk and Western. and the Mis-
souri-Kansas-Texas issues. The
latter led in turnover and Katy
preferred at its high of as was
up 7h points. Erie was very ac-
tive and up more than a point at
new high.
In the utilities new highs were
made by several of the preferred
issues which had sizeable gains in
some instances. Oils registered
minor advances. Radio Corp. was
active and at new high. Ameri-
can Tobacco B made a new high
and then eased TO a small decline
Steels were steady TO firm. Mo-
tors balanced off small gains and
losses. Minor declines were noted
in Corn Products, National Steel,
Chrysler, Union Carbide. Proctor
e. Gamble. Douglas Aircraft, Pull
man, Sears-Roebuck and Colum-
bian Carbon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Clever Coup

Griswold street is talking
about President A. +. Barit'S
clever coup st the Hudson di-
rector'S meeting
Heretofore, any two Hudson
directors could call special
meeting Of the stockholders at
any time they deemed such a
move desirable
Az the directors meet which
followed the stormy stockholder
session last month. a motion was
quietly introduced changing the
bylaws 10 provide that a ma
iority of the board of directors"
is necessary 10 call a special
meeting.
Barit thus pretty effectively
forestalled any tempt by
CarSten Tiedeman 10 take the
Fisher deal direct 10 the stock
holders, because Barit has iron
clad control over employee di-
rectors and they are in the
ma iority.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Bendix Corp. Elects
General Counsel

William T. GoSSett, a member
Of the law firm of Hughes. Hub
bard and Ewing, has been elected
general counsel Of BendiX Avia-
tion Corp, Ernest r Breech.
president. announced Saturday.
GoSSett will continue his connec-
tion with the law firm Of which
he has been a member from the
time of its formation in 1897 by
former Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Hooper 10 Address
Life Agency Cashiers

William d. Hooper, manager OF
the Detroit office OF the Retail
Credit Co, will address the Life
Agency Cashiers Association OF
Detroit and Windsor on Wednes-
day June 22e9-at- 22e9,- -i2ff55p Il ff55 p. m, at
the Olde Wayne Club. Detroit,
on the subject, History and
Workings OF the Life Insurance
Inspection Business
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Livestock Market
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June "a tGNs HOGS 500
steady TOP SI47s. bulk. Sl475 heavy
medium, t1475 light
si47s light lights S14 5o0l475 packing
sows Si375@fA: PIGS Sl225nl42S.
CATTLE-i ooo STEADY Calves 100
steady beet steers good and choice, SIS 50
01s common ana medium sl2 E0a1e so
year.inEs SlsG1T.5o Butchers Heifers
Sliai7.7o cows Sesi425. bulls, Sioe
IA so. calves S1oa16So feeder steert
Si2ulS so. Stockers-SteerS &llGl5 50
COWS and heifert sssOWl425
SHEEP 500. Steady. Choice lambs
.Sl4 5ogiS3s cullS and common, sl2 SOC
ia sprinE lambs Slsals2S yeariirEs
SI2Hl5 ewes s6as25 feeder lambs
.Sll. 5OaissO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

tors Corp. will
speak TO men,
bers Of the In
dustrial r d j.
tors Associa-
tion OF Detroit
al a in n g r
meeting Fri-
day, June 20,
al Huylers in
he Fish er
Building on the
sub ject. "GI
Joe Returns 10
I Industry"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

officers h aV Q
been elect e d
for tn = year
l9i5-l946:
James + Nc
Cam, pre- : J.
d ent: Arthur
w. Greenfield
a n d Frederick
a. Smart, vice
presidents; Bill
a. S C h a u r,
secretary, a n d
William II. Nc
Gov, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Lou Maxon.
w ing W a 4
formerly asso-
ciated W ii h
the Maxon or.
ganization in
the sa m e Ca
pacity in 1913
and 1914.
His new ap-
pointnent was
announced con-
current w it'll
his resignation
a. diractor of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o. June 10 tlNs -caih srIln
" "wAEHT-No. RED. 81 7s',. No , red
coRS-No. 2 yellow Si.isis No. yellow,
toArsSNo. 2 white. 77s74c No , white
s6YBzAHs-Eo. yellow, s7iSs7ls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Directors named for a two-year
term include James 4. McCann,
William Z. Milligan. Arthu Shugg.
Harry T. Eastman. James II.
Kanter, William J. Mccoy, Ray
Stringer and II. Peter Trosper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
PTTTSPURGU

PITTSBURGH. June Is tISS t--CATTLE-
$50. STEADY steer good % choice SIS lA
.common 20 medium S1250615 heifes
good 20 choice si4.5Oal5 medium ~ good
S12aI4 50, common q medium. SioHl2
COWS good q choice. sl2 5OdiS common
20 medium Sgal2.
HOGs-None.
SHEEP-None
CAlNES-None.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Webster r-Chitdgo
PAYS 10t on Common

Webster Chicago Corp. has de-
clared a dividend of 10 cents on
common. payable July ? 10 stock
of record June 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Maj. Hagedorn, who took part
in the liberation of the Philip
pines, has helped more than 500
returned veterans adjust them
selves TO Jobs at New Departure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
wINNIpEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. June IS ms Rye hnlths
ls.e 10 zee highsr today July, y: 80. !
cciobsr. 81 4gs4s FeTN, Decern1er- ~
I'D.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
ruICAGO CAsH GRAIN

CHICAGO, June J ms i--Caah gram close
WHEAT-Eo. , hard, Sl.77. -
CORNING. , yellow, sl.i7as' no ysllos
81 1879; no. yeiov st.io' sample EFsa'
yellow 81 07i7e i3h
'oATs-No red. special heavy. AVE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
DoW-Jones Bonds
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK. June is-saleS on the Ncv
YORK Stock Exchange today totaled 400
600 ShAres
Biz board sales throughout the day.
Open 10 il:oo-3so 600 shares
li.0o 70 close-Tlo 600 shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

advertising Of the Nash Motors
Division of Nssh-Kelvinstor Corp,
Wing has been Identified with
leading national advertisers for
-Z1 years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Industrial Editors
To Hear GIN Aide
Il years.

Maj. Raymond E. Hagedorn,
veterans counselor at the New
Departure Division. General Mo-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
{. D. Wing Joins
Mdxon, Inc.

The appointment OF c. D. Wing
as an account executive of Maxon
Inc. was announced Saturday by
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
J. {. MCann Heads
Life Underwriters

Detroit Life Underwriters AS
Sociation announces the following
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

Dr. Glenn Casio, center, chief chemist for the newly
formed Top of Michigan Company shows two Of his back
ers Manerd Bureigh ef president of the Great Lakes
Greyhound Lines, and T. Mel Rnehart president Of the
Highland Oil Company, samples Of synthetic rubber pro-
lord plant The shoes soed with Ethanite and bags
contain white carbon black made by the gas process
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02
ElueatloNal
W Iaaal 0NA PVlvOta INaVVVVVaVV
MareNaNlllaa

ANANn NEW iee egeAM hNA FeVF
 ease, MeA( .eElhdeh MeAt heneN, AhA MsAl l hleee IMAsN pNes StVlp'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-02
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