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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-05
PUBLISHER

dry weather goods stores perhaps.
Wat Ford Tells Of an application to
an acquaintance of his for the rent of
a mule and ten acres of land. Press
ed for an explanation, it finally APP
peared that the applicant wanted the
mule to ride and the ten acres to pas
ture II on.
Shoes Are Growing Scarcer. Even
children's shoes are harder to get,
any shoes Of leather, for most leather
and all of the best is, very properly,
going to the soldier boys. Applica-
tions to the Ration Board cannot be
always effective for the reason that
leather shoes just are not. Some tips:
two pairs Of shoes worn on alternate
days, and placed on shoe tree when
not worn, will last longer than three
pairs worn continuously. Also, leather
shoes worn in the dew will deteriorate
much faster than shoes kept dry.
There are cheap canvas shoes that
can be slipped on for wet going and
replaced by leather for other wear
and it will pay. All ~rationing and
price control measures are to keep
the spectators from buying up
things and selling them back to the
others Of US at high prices and great
profits.
Ho, Hum! Boha, Miss, Apl. list.
Mr.. Geo. Fee, Al, suffered severe burns
when a container from which he was
pouring kerosene on wood in the kitch-
en- stove exploded at his home about
IL miles east Of here Saturday morn
ing" (Commercial-Apeal April 2nd.)
Of course it couldn't happen here.
Germany Is Whipped, there should
be no more fighting but the indications
are that there will be. $3.50 Of the
Germans voted for Hitler and they
were fully aware of where he was
leading them; were easily persuaded
that they were a super-race destined
to overmaster all others. The notion
must be shot out of the men no matter
how long it takes, then educated out
of the youth. 1t will take a lot of
doing but we shall not quit. Maybe
they will be able to use at the front
some of the old men and let the young
ones come home.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-05

sic vas given at the Baptist Church
at Ethel, Miss.
The choir has the following trips
scheduled: April 9Th, Pickens; April
18th, Kosciusko; April 22nd, Big
Creek at $3.50 o'clock and Winona at
,7:30 o'clock; April 18th, Alderman;
May 9th, Canton; May 18th, Tchula
at 500 o'clock and Yazoo City at 500
o'clock.
The choir will also furnish special
music at the Holmes Junior College
Commencement Service, May Goth.
Miss Jane Wilburn, Pickens, is ac-
companist for the choir.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-05
Current Comment
BY N WILLIS

That Swarm Of Light Brown Birds
that descend on any tree having ber-
ries or fruit is made up Of Cewar
WARNINGS. Seen close their soft col
ors set off by wax-like red and yellow
bands makes them among the most
beautiful of birds. But that's about
all the good you can say for them.
They r gluttens, stay in fiocks that
will descend on a holloy, privit or
will descend on a holly, privit or
hour. They seem to be gone now but
will reappear in mulberry time. The
greedy things will eat until they can
swallow no more and then get null
berry, for example, as far down their
Threats as they car and wait for di-
gestion TO make room to swallow it.
To grape and fruit growers in their
nesting range-mostly north Of Ten
nessee-they are a nuisance and a
rather expensive one at that, punctur-
ing and spoling much fruit they can't
eat. Their only note is a musical
tse-e that you will often hear, but
you may have difficulty in finding the
birds with your eyes. Seldom will
you see them close enough and in a
light that will allow you to appreciate
their beautiful coloring and form.
Five British BattlesnIps and as
many first-line aircraft carriers are
announced as being in the Southwest
Pacific and actively taking part in
attack on the Japs. Such an ggre-
CATION of big ships indicates at once
a considerable number of cruisers, de-
stroyers, attendant craft, to make up
. balanced and powerful fleet and it
is pleasing to know that they are
there. Our own feet is several times
the strength Of the Jap Navy and can
go freely wherever it wants but the
British can take over the South Pa
cific and the Indian Ocean, and clean
out the Jap shipping from the Bay
of Bengal area, and the East Indies,
which they will, no doubt, find great
pleasure in doing. Doubtless there
are many more British men-of-war
east of Suez than have been an
nounced. The French battleship Rich
slieu is also reported in that area.
She is a powerful, LEI ship, no doubt
accompanied by a considerable num-
Der of lesser ships and indicates that
France is actively fighting the Japs.
In Lighter Vein. Commenting on
the number of dry holes the oil COM
panies are drilling in Mississippi the
Editor of the Daily News makes the
suggestion that instead of filling the
holes they be pulled, cut into suitable
lengths and sold. as post holes, there
by ~salvaging some of the expense of
drilling. The idea is commended to
our live hardware dealers.
Another Idea Is Suggested. Place
to park autos is not easy to find ever
now, what will it be after the building
of new cars gets going again! So a
portable parking place that can be
folded up and carried along in the
car would be highly useful. Sold by
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-05

FOR SALE-Two lots on East Madi-
son Street, Durant. n. II. Frizell.
2 tnp
FOR SALE: Baby Buggy. Mrs. P. R.
Roby, Durant. 30-2tnD
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-05
TCHULA

The Woman's Auxiliary met in the
home of Mrs. P. M. Smith Monday
with eleven members and n visitor
present. Mrs. w. G. Gwin, president,
presided at the business session and
gave the devotional from Mathew
5:25-34 and led in prayer.
=. the close OF the meeting the
hostess served a salad course and cof-
fee. Mrs. J. L. Shields will be the
hostess next week.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
enjoyed an Easter egg hunt on She
noah Hill Saturday evening. The
younger classes Of the Presbyterian
Church had an Easter egg hunt Satur-
day afternoon on the church yard.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1945-04-05
Holmes Junior College

John Tucker had charge Of the
Wednesday morning "Y" meeting
which vas held in the auditorium at
l1:00 o'clock.
Evening star., 1945-12-20
Army 10 Promote
Retiring Officers

Under a new Army promotion
policy announced late yesterday
qualified officers who have served
long periods in a particular grade
will be promoted prior to retire.
ment on the first day OF their
terminal leave period.
This will affect hundreds of off,
GERS in the lower grades who have
been unable to obtain promotion
because of the lack of authorized
vacancies.
The ruling applies to second and
first lieutenants who have served
in one grade 18 months, captains
and majors who have been in those
grades for "a months and lieuten-
ant colonels of 80 months. In COM
putting service so per cent addi-
tional credit is given for time
served overseas in grade.
To qualify for the promotion
however, officers also must have an
Evening star., 1945-12-20
GNU Alumni to Give
Annual YuIe Concert

The George Washington Univer-
sity Alumni Association will pre-
sent its annual concert of Christ
mas music in the Lisner Audi
torium, Twenty-first and H streets
NV, at 8:15 pm. tonight, it was
announced by Dr. Charles W.
Holmes, president Of the associa-
tion
Miss Hazel Arth will be the fea-
ture soloist and the University Glee
Club, directed by DR.. Robert H.
Harmon, will sing the traditional
Christmas numbers, with audience
participation in two of them. The
,eneral public is invited.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

whose property was confiscated by
Germany during the occupation Of
the republic 70 report the fact to
the Embassy to safeguard their
claims. Further information can be
obtained at the Embassy, 2349
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

efficiency index Of 40 or higher.
Forty Is the average Of ratings
given by commanding o1icers and
Is classified AZ excellent" A
superior rating has q score Of 50.
Oncers who already have re-
verted to inactive status or who
are eligible under the new ruling
will be promoted In the Ofiicers'
Reserve Corps or the Army Of the
United States. In the case Of Ma
tional Guard officers they will be
given the option Of the o. r. c. or
the A. u. S.
Evening star., 1945-12-20

Czechoslovuk CIuims Asked
The Czechoslovakian Embassy to-
day urged all Czechoslovak citizens
Evening star., 1945-12-20

NEW YORK-PHONY PONY Admiral William F. Halsey,
who failed to realize his dream of riding Emperor
Hrohtos white horse down the streets of Tokyo tries
white steed OF wood presented him at dinner given in his
Tuesday night by the Military Order of World Wars at the
New York Yacht Club Charles Ham, former national
mander of the order is at right under the admras flag
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Mats Match
Tiger Sweep

The sccond-place Washington
Senators continue only a game
and a half behind the Detroit
Tigers following twin triumph
over Cleveland last night 10 match
Detroits two victories over the
Athletics.
Marino Pieretti pitched a three
hit >hutout for Washington TO
win the opener, Z 10 0, and Alex
CaTraSquel esSaycd another fine
starting role with a 8 10 0 seven
hitter m the second game George
BinkS hit a bases full homer IN the
opener at rookie Pete Center Suf-
fered his first defeat IN seven
games. An ll-hit attack. which
reached a CreSccndo in the fourth
inning when four runs scored,
beat Indian ace Steve Gromek in
the second game
The Yankees made four runs in
the ninth 10 top Chicago'S ace
night game pitcher, Earl Caldwell,
. W l. illA.' rAllBltA WillNli
scored two runs and a homer by
Bud Metheny which scored two
more, did the damage
The Browns continued their
hot streak" at ST. Louis with a
10 TO s win over the Red -Sox
which they sewed up with a seven
run rally in the second
Ken BurkhaTdt, Card in a /
rookie, became the first ST Louis
pitcher to hurl three straight
ShutoutS since Howic Pollet left
for military service in l9i3 when
he blanked the Braves at Boston,
10 0.
Chlcago'S lead in the National
was reduced 10 6lg games when
the Giants beat their ace. Hank
Wyse. 9 10 3. al New York. II
was the second straight defeat
for Wyse, league leading pitcher,
with a record of 1873
Jimmy F'oxX, who won his first
game as a major league pitcher
Sunday. came back yesterday to
give the PhilS their fourth
straight win with a homer and "A
single which topped Cincinnati,
4 10 3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Bait Casters
Open Tourney

The nations top ranking fly and
kpait casters are in Detroit today
10 open the 37th annual National
casting tournament. The meet,
which runs through Sunday, has
attracted around $50 casters from
all parts of the country. II IS be-
ing held at the Scott Memorial
Basin on Belle Isle.
Today'S events include the five
eighth distanct bait, junior dry
fly match; women'S official dry
fly event and the thrce-elghth dis
tance bait.
Tomorrow's program calls for
the salmon distance fly. junior
wet fly accuracy. womcn's wet fly
accuracy and the trout fly dis
tance.
Michigan hunters will be inter-
ested in the action OF the War
Production Board when II meets
in Washington today TO consider
relaxing some controls over shot
gun and rifle ammunition.
According TO dispatches from
Washington. the WPB clearance
committee was not expected 10
recommend an immediate COM
plete cancellation Of restrictions
on production of ammunition for
civilians -dnrt shooting
galleries are likely to- bc ratloned
on the amount OF ammunition. but
the quantity Is expected 10 nc m
creased
The ammunition picture appears
10 be much brighter because lead
is now the only scarce item IN
Volyed in the manufacture, ac-
cording 10 the WIPE announce
mcnt
Ceiling prices have been cstab-
lshed for both new and used shot
guns which were declared surplus
by the army Nearly 100000 shot
guns were offered for sale IN var-
Gus cities at the same levels at
which guns normally sell an the
civilian market
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Hound Field Trials
Are Set for Sunday

The Multi Lakes Sportsmen's
Club OF Walled Lake viii hold It's
annual coon hound field trials
next Sunday The meet carries a
purse Of $500 for the finals.
The event is sponsored jointly
by the Multi Lakes club and the
Oakland County Field Trial Asso-
ciation.. The committee has APP
proved the Richardson Farm al
Oakley Park for the races. II is
one-half mile west of South Union
Lake road and viii be open TO the
public.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Times SoftbaII
Tourney Schedule
WEDNESDAY,
Al NAIk pARk


3 Al-Hudsou "a winner Compo-
CraN.sy-Nlurf tprgtest 60 BE- decided
OO-DcuOlt Chils W Pepsi major
slmfn
g. 3O-BriFrs All stars Va BtlS.
AT ALLEN fARk
e 7o-Ruhl Va River Eyugt @. Alien bars
vs. Fitzgerald.
TIT RNDAl
3O-tWO Girls "a Winner Detroit chicks
PCpsi-Cola major women
o .OO-Hudson Motor Va Buggt Bomocrs
FRIDAY
tO-Hudsuu Girls vs Loser TWO Detruii
CnirkS cr Hudson Girls "a. Winner INO-De-
tralt Chicks
n Detroit Chicks beat IWO the first game
Wtu be played.
N IWO beats Detroit Chicks the second
game wtll bs played IS the Detroit Chicks have
one loss and would be eliminated n defeated
s. OO-LucaI laA Va winner Bills Bar briggs
All stars or Local iS4 vs., Loser Hudson
Bfiggs H0mbcIs
II Hudson beats Briggs Bombers the second
game will be played
" BriFgs Bombers beat Hudson the tirs'
game vii be played as Hudson Motor vii be
eliminated
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Roxy Defends Title
AGAINST an Unknown

Walter Roxy, junior heavy
weight wrestling champion, faces
the task of beatirg an unknown
10 retain his title tonight az Mack
Park. Johnny VanSky, Russian
grappler, issued q challenge for a
shot at the bel' but Roxy has no
idea as 10 his prowess. In the
other feature Eddie Lewis will
meet Gordon Iessel of Milwaukee.
Louis Klein vs.. George Connel and
Pete Kazenko vs.. Benny Trudel
are the short bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
DYoungster' S Homer
Pays Off lippy

NEW YORK. Aug. y fUP)--
Seventeen-year-old Tom Browns 5
first major league homer. the first
hit into the upper deck OF Brook
lyns left field stands this season,
didn't cAcn net hlm The Usual r.
ward "a carton Of cigarettes.
Dodgcr manager Leo DuroCher
took them Too young 70
smoke ne said
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
last ONLY MoMENTARILY

Sweep SWinger wasn't quite last
at the clubhouse. turn. He was a
head IN front of OK Sugar. A few
seconds later he was last but only
momentarily, as Woodhouse took
HIM up on the outside.
Instead of 45 lengths behind the
leaders. Sweep Swinger trailed by
only IL at the first turn. on his
previous form be looked a winner
right there.
And that Is what he vas
With WoodhouSc flaiilng away,
whipping him from gate 10 finish
and never giving him a chance 10
think about Sulklng or climbing.
Sweep Swlnger ran 10 victory He
was third 10 Camps First and Ben
Gray al the turn for home
And here comes Sweep
Swinger on the outside" boomed
announcer Edward Miller on the
public address system.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

The crowd Of 1900 roared the
9-5 favorltc on. There wasn't any
question OF the result. Sweep
Swlnger was rolling lie shot pas,
before they hit the eighth pole.
He left Camps First at the SIX
tecnth pole. With WoodhouSe still
fiartrng away he carried the blue
and white silks under the wire
four lengths IN front He ran the
mile and a sixteenth IN l.46 40
under us pounds
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

But this time the color bearer
from the stable of 1t Cmdr. T. D.
Bull didn't have a chance 10 daw-
die along behind the leaders. Lit
tie Hcdley Woodhouse, the Jockey
from Vancouver, b. G., stung that
idea out of him with the whip AS
they left the gate IN the Kim Pat
terson purse at the Detroit race
track yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
WASHINGTON PARK

Weafhsr clear uack last
Fiyet Race -Memphtsn Psloms Linda.
RrIctIru Uncle Dave Zee Ho
Second Psee-Serr mighty Arab. Cifio.
Miss Tulial0ma Avian Chsrieue
Third Rarc--WFrflsr DanafA Red Sweep
~ Wlugaiour Wblsic Talklr WalkiU
Fourth Race-Knight6 CIT, Ei!iel
T0Eer.
Ffffh Pace--Msrtisn Sfiuginr Bee.
sixth Race RockWDod sonny
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Berry TO Exceed Mark

Last year Joe Berry of the AS
appeared. in SO games. This year
he probably viii exceed that mark
in relief roles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
MALE HELP WANTED

AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS-Here's your
chance to help build Psi Mustangs In
Southern California. We can use de-
signers, stress analysts. model builders.
aerodynamicists. craftsmen and lofts
meL. See North American Aviation rep
resentatiye at your nearest USES office.
I ANOTHER truck mechanic. hrSt class
I experienced on Ford trucks. All around
man with welding experience. STEADY
work year around. married man pre-
I ierfed vacation. postwar security.
/ Austele Coal and Coke Co.. 6405
! Mitchell.
/ ARC wELDERS-Expertenc an mild
| test. Graham-Paige Motor Car Co.
/ S505 w. Warren
| ASSEMBLIES. shipping room nelp.
/ Apply a. m. 20 8 p. m. The l.snvi al
/ Detroit Corporation, 2272 East Jefferson
AUTO mechanic real opportunity for
good man. $3.50 per hour. otrmsrent
I position. Alkon Buick 140o bidole,
/ Wyandotte. vi 2-5O60.
AUTO mechanics for truck repair, per.
Mr. Conn0r. S0cony Vacuum OH Com
pany, $3.50 Avery Avenue
AUTO MECHAEICs--Steady postwar 100
With old established hr;n Private Ford
feet TOP wages. - hours. then time
and half. vacation with pas bonus
and all l1eal coudi tiQns7-- Phone MT.
vincent. ca $3.50 after 10 a. m.
AUTOMOTIvE artists. experieneed men
with creative ability for sketcblnK and
rendering Brink samples Apply Hudson
Motor Car Co, East jefferson az
Conner
AUTOMOTIVE clay modelers Expert
Cnccd men Tor 0ne-uuaftef ana fun
size work Apply Hudson Motor Car
Company. East jefferson. 40 Conner
BAKERS. helpers. cake department ex-
perience not Necessary permanent posi-
ti0n Apply IN perAon ward Baking
Company, 5000 Toledo
BAKERY HELP-Men Is Years IN Yver.
Tor eSseutial Industry no npefience
necessary ready work with good oay
time and half over 40 hours good
w0rklng conditions Russell ST. coach
stops az the bakery door Openings on
hoth dsy sud nifht shifts Apply
~ p N. Farmerest BAkery.
seo7 Russell
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
Famous Charge Wins
For Sweep Swinger
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Sweep finally has ended OF lhoe Ianous tndes
in
QUESTIONABLE always laundering
behind few days he came from do lengths
neck and bead Tor all OF "
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

COMPOsITORs, craftsmen needed fof
permanent positions as hand compost
tors and makeup men. Excellent op-
portunity TO secure steady postwar en-
pioyment. Tnos. r. Henry Co.. II
Burroughs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

WfafUfT rIfF| fTaCf '8a'
FI.t Ps,e-Flect Queen. Carte. RIrse
Ig NarsF Quest
second RFce-SffttnF Trlck Grand PC'cr,
pute u Bsll PDuzn Ally
Tnlfd PEcr-Sickle DsIt Epee Nss' kee
Fs.ssay Island
Fourth Racc-KcuEsr Rsior mAt0rv. VA
Atsnt FiH Pi.C
FtWh Race ReHus NUIsr
sixth phce-Rlver W.f, Antiriul.
seventh Escc-lsOthlC
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

CHIEF mecaauical engineer, thoroughly
experienced On die cast work. In reply
give fun particulars as 10 qualifications.
dydilaD Dility. salary required. Box
B-4205 Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

WISNowsKI-Elizabe Aug. IS. be-
loved wife Of Frank j.. dear mother OF
Isl II. Arnold and Ruth grandmother
OF Michael: sister OF August. Henry and
John Miller and Mrs Joseph Mitten.
Funeral. "wednesday, az 10 a m, from
residence I1I75 FIndIay. and at 10: 30
A m al St Dayid'S Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

nf IkOlI
weather Uiees tIerk, fast
y irc PhCe-BUusWo.
Slvth pa~e--PutErY
seventh RAce--S sect Olgs
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

cLRRK-Young man for shop office,
pay rolls. shipping and stock records.
Concrete Steel Fireproohns Co, 24lt
Vinewood
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

CLERK for shipping and receiving de-
partment. permanent position with con-
struction and equipment distributors In
north west section. VIZ 10000
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

CARPET workroom men. experienced In
laying carpet. floor and wall tile. Apply
In person. J. L. Hudson Co.. Employ
ment Otfice, 14th Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

CLIPPERS and grinders on die work
only. Apply Briggs Mfg. Co, 1851
Mack Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

COFFEE counter attendant. with ex-
perience handling cash. good wages.
Apply in person. Shores Cafe, 1920 w.
Warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ELECTRICIANS helper pipefttter's
helper. maintenance helper Compost
Forging Inc. 230o W jefferson. cor
uer Fifteenth
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

RTCIANs-EHperienced In factory
construction and maintenance work. old
established frm. TO I'll 500. Mr.. Oks-
Corp o2OO Russell!
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

CARPENTERS. steady work: large pro-
gram In Detroit Unity Construction
Co. i5945 Jas. Couzena Hwy. UN
3-54O0
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ELECTRICIANS Good postwar future
for qualified men. Edward G.. Budd
Manufacturing Company. 12141 Charlie
voix Avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ELECTRICIANS wanted. 500, city
license required. state age union sfffli-
atoms and electrical education n any.
Write Box B-4290. Detroit Tines.
Detroit 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

SARATOGA
weather dear track. 'aft.
Firr Hsur--JHTylu Bay
no RaHr--Sun Flame Pyluf Prest-s,
s. ,rt Lets Dance FfsddleA Came
-..Fr Rarr-Aea pep CuCkp0
fHurtH Fsrr-StAnlev. FlattGtr.
seventh Earr--~fzgc Bond
Flrh'n Facr--Elagt Feast. FsiH Roman
EetakDm Nups. justice
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP rnechanic -
Experienced preferred. General Electric
Co. $3.50 Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22
MALE HELP WANTED

WALL HELP WANIED
BAKERY Statesmen - Experience not
necessary: guaranteed galary plus COM
mission. Ward Baking Co. 5000 Toledo.
BODY DraftSmen-Cheekers. full sire,
minor layout and detailers, you must
be qualified. Edw. G. Budd Mfg. Co..
l2l41 Charlevotx.
BORING mill operators. horizontal and
vertical lathe. milling and drill ptess
own setup and have tools. Northera
Engineering wks.. Z. Atwater. cor. chens.
BoYs-The J. L. Hudson Co. has open
ings for boyS OF neat appearance be
tween the ages OF Is and 30 for stock
work. Apply In person. Employment
Ofhce. l4th floor.
BRAKEMEN. switchmen. signalmen.
Assistant sisnslpsn and Mechanics
ROAD for the REDEPLoYMENT or
TROOPS AND MATERIALS TO the West
Coast. Apply TO Y s. Railroad Retire
ment Board. 449 W. Fort Street. or 10
any U. 5. Employment Service Offce.
BUS boys and kitchen help. Also dian
room room an. sad supply men: 10 yyears or
and meals furnished Stouffer's ReStau-
rants Room 6l2. Empire Bldg. i0T
Clifford.
BUS BOYs-MealS and uniforms fur
nished. no night sunday or holiday
work. Please apply In person Employ
ment Office. l4th Floor. The J. L.
Hudson co.
BROACH DESIGNERS. layout detailers.
experienced On oToach ana cutting tOoia.
5S-hOur week. no reconverSion period.
Apply Ex-Ceil-O Corporation, l4lOl
Third.
BUS DRIVERS, motormen-Tighest paid
operators In the world. Excellent post
war prospects for qualified appncantS.
Department Of Street Railways. shoe
maker at 81. Jean, 3 a. IN. TO AS
p. m. daily except sunday.
CANvASSERS-Furna and boiler re-
pairs and new installations This posi-
ton Is worth investigating Call for
appointment American standard Fur
mace Co. TR l-7943.
CARBIDE and Carbon Chemicals Cor
pOTatiOn wants process operators, nurses.
chemists. clerical workers paintagS,- In
strarfeft mechanics craftsmen. efPctrtcat
mechanics. machinists mechanical engi-
neers. carpenters, maintenance mechanics,
physicians, comptometer operators, pipe-
filters, laboratory ASSISTANTS. ctectTtctanS.
laboratory glassblowers. junior analysts,
TEanSportAtlon 10 Job site reimbursed A
company representative will interview
and hire al the u. s Employment Serv-
ice. ll2 East jefferson.
CARPENTERS, bench hands. nallers:
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22


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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-22

THORNE-Ethel c. August 20. OF 23o23
] 3 Mile road beloved wife Of Eugene
dear mother of Dorstha BrySon, Ethel
Wears ana TIC V z. whittaker U. 8.
Army sister Of Mira Letl,ia Dickson /.
Martin ~ Kansas City. Kansas. and
Leslie. Andrew James and Jesse Holts-
claw OF 81. Joseph. Missouri Funeral
Peters Funeral Home. i2o57 Gratint.