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Evening star., 1945-09-21
Potomac Commission
Checks Oyster Beds
On Day Cruise
BY NORMAN A. KAHL,
Star staff CORRESPONDENT,

COLONIAL BEACH, Va, Sept
21.-Members of the Interstate Com
mission on the Potomac River Basin
set out today to explore oyster beds
in this vicinity as part of a gen.
eral inspection of the river below
Washington.
The commission members anC
about dozen technical experts ar
rived here last night after leisure
ly trip downstream from Washing
ton on two boats-the District Com
mlsSioners' Mary H and the Sewer
Divisions Virginia.
The purpose of the three-day trip
according to Edwin R. Cotton, secre.
tary of the Potomac commission, i:
merely to familiarize members with
the river as basis for future dis.
cussion. Emphasis will be given, he
said, to water conditions in relation
to fish and other marine life.
Informal consideration of the de.
crease in shad along the Potomac
was given in talks among members
of the party last night.
Chairman = Harold Sothoron
Marylan' y Prince
Georges ommis.
sion W. possible
effects of pollution on the spawning
OF shad in the river. Senator
Sothoron pointed out that pollution
studies in other areas in the United
States has indicated that it has
little effect on the life of shad
except in spawning grounds.
The Senator said the spawning
beds for shad generally in the Poto-
mac are in the area between Alex
andria, Va, and Indian Head, Md.
The commission is also discussing
the possible effect of shells from
the naval proving ground at Dahl.
gren, Va, bursting in the Potomac
After the inspection trip today
three commission committees viii
hold organizational meetings at the
Washington Hotel here and discus.
other matters relating to the tide.
water Potomac.
The committees are the technica
groups the public relations and tn
audit and finance. The full com
mission will meet later in the day
The party will leave Colonia
Beach tomorrow morning and is ex,
pected to arrive back in Washington
at nightfall.
Among the experts attending tn,
meeting as guests are Col. j. D
Arthur, jr., Assistant Engineer Com
missioner of the District; M. c
James, assistant director of tn,
United States Fish and Wildlif,
Service; Edwin Warfield, chairman
of the Maryland Department o
Tidewater Fisheries; Ellwood John
son, engineer of sewers of the Dis
trict, and Emil Press, assistant t,
the director of sanitary engineering
in the District.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Service Patients to Hear
British Embassy Concert

Field Marshal Sir Henry Matt
land Wilson, British member of the
combined Chiefs of Staff, will visit
Walter Reed Hospital today to
invite patients of both Army hos
pital and Bethesda Naval Hospital
to a benefit concert at the British
Embassy September 30.
The st. Andrews Society, which is
sponsoring the benefit with pro-
ceeds going to Disabled American
Veterans, said the hospital patients
will be special guests ct the invita-
ton affair.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Real Estate License Case
Continued to Oct. %

A hearing on charges that Sha-
piro, Inc, attempted to sell 10 lots
or more in a subdivision through ad-
vertising without first obtaining a
real estate brokers' license was con-
tinued yesterday to October % by
Municipal Court Judge Almond
Scott.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King made no objection when
the defense attorney requested that
a plea be entered later. Mr.. King
said the subdivision was in the area
| of Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Ex-Murine Wins $500
For Money-Soyinq Ideu

Willard E. Knight, 1929 Minnesota
avenue Sc, former Marine now
employed in the Marine Corps Pay
masters Department, has received a
check for 5000 for submitting an
idea which will save the Marine
Corps an estimated $4,000 annually.
His suggestion concerned an i'm
proved consolidation of data on the
research analysis form used in the
Inquiry and Investigation Division
Iof the Payn1aster's Department,
oficialS said.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Army, Navy Casualties
Increase 536 in Week

Fy the Associated Press.
American war casualties have
reached l,071 ,266, or 536 more thar
week ago.
Comparative Army figures in the
latest count are: Killed, 205 ,569 ane
205 ,045; wounded. 1893 and 571,.
SOB; missing, 24,131 and 25,O82
prisoners, 120,988 and 12O,567.
Navy figures: Killed, 54,068 anc
$1,000; wounded, 80,236 and 79,752
missing, 11,197 and 1892; prisoners
1879 and 3,605.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
Rev. Charles Smith, Canon
AT Cathedral, Resiqns

The Rev. Charles w. F. Smith
canon at Washington Cathedral
since l941, has resigned to accept a
call to st. Andrews Parish, Welles-
ley, Mass.
His application for release, it be-
came known this morning, will be
acted on at a meeting of the Ca
thedral Chapter today.
Canon Smith formerly was rector
OF Christ Church, Exeter, N. H., and
member of the faculty of Philips
Exeter Academy.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
5, ,000-MiIe Trip to Marry

Travelling 5000 miles from Aus.
tralia to her wedding in Antrim
Northern Ireland, Miss Lillian I
johnson became the bride o1
William j. Agnew, radio officer in
the Merchant Navy.
Evening star., 1945-09-21
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
REGISTRATION

Saturday morning, September 22nd $50 to II AM
For children twelve and oIder
Sunday morning, September 23rd, lOOOAM to 12OO
(For children five and older)
The Washington Hebrew Congregation Religious
School provides tenyeor course Of religious educo-
ton leading to the confirmation Of children in their
sixteenth year.
Evening star., 1945-09-21

TELEvISION COMING UP William Flavey empoye of the
Consolidated Engineering swings his
works the 88foo televSon completion
atop the Harrington Hotel. of
York have applied to the
televson station hotel Star Staff Photo
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
HitIer's S Enemies
Held as Heroes

BERLIN. July 90 lUPi-The Ber-
liner Zeitung, published by the city
council. devoted its entire third
page and more thar a column of
the front page Friday to the first
anniversary OF the attempt on Adolf
Hitler's life
Leaders Of the abortivc revolt
against Nazism were hailed today
az heroes.
Participants. through their anti
Fascist act. Joined the army Of Ger
man patriots" the Bcrliner Zeitung
Sid For III our day only he who
actively fought against Hitlers FaS-
ClSm. against its spirit and support
trs who were dcstrov-lg- Germany,
can be termed German patriot.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

4 Transportation
TWO PEOPLE desire ride to San
Diego this week end To return in
week if possible. 535 Vine 1923
6-Help Wanted
COMBINATION office and sales
girl wanted. Prefer local ident.
Apply B. F.. Goodrich Co. III
Nam, Phone 9l3. I-26
LADY IN Ell CENTRIC 10 do laundry
for marine couple. No khaki. Con-
tact Box GA. c @ Post-PrcSs. 7-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
See MIR. HORTON

WHITE BOUSEKEEPER wanted
Middlc-agcd or elderly woman
preferred. Good wages, room and
board. 724 Hell or Phone 1868. 7-23
8-SituCtions Wunted
~.--~-~~~O~~~---~-@-
PAINTER WANTS WORK. 305 E
Orange, Phone 1890. Ia
WILL DO LAUNDRY in my nome
Service mems q speciality l26
Brighton. ia
MAN DESIRES work on ranch. EX-
perienced. Contact Box SIT, CO
Post Press. i-Z4
9-Business Opportunities
GOOD second hand store. stock and
buildings. Owner must retire on
account Of health. Phone Banning
4el5. Write L. K3ltcnoach, Ban
ming. Calf. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
PARADES THROUGH HOUSE

A young white man was reported
to have entered the house at $50
Commercial early Friday morning
according to Fl Ccntro police Tho
man had entered through the I'M
locked front door and left through
the back door
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
Lost, Found, Esruy

LOST-Billfold containing valuable
- papers including draft cards. Re-
turn to Hong Chew Koon at Rice
Bowl CAFE. SlO reward. 7-2I
LOST-Ration books No. 3 and 4
belonging to Delbert Harold Men
Cley. Return to Ration Board. 1923
REWARD for return Of wallet, con-
tanning valuable papers belonging
to Miss Vivian Lee Tanner. Bring
to desk Of California Hotel. No
questions asked. 7-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

96 ACRES of finest land between
highway and west highline, ad-
jacent to former Lone Star school
In alfalfa for six years and crop
of flax this year. Price $4,000.
Half cash. A. C. Brown, Realtor,
3773 Park Blvd, San Diego 8, Cal
Phone W-5722 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

SURPLUS U. S. GOVT wooden
lath and strand wire fencing
4 foot high in 100 foot rolls, Slight
ly used in good condition. Prices
s67O per 100 foot roll OPA ceiling.
$500 per 100 foot roll in lots of
10 to 25; $500 per 100 foot roll so
or more. Wire, Phone or Write
Bell Ranch. Indio, On Highway
80. 10 miles west of Indio. Phone
Indio 1896.
Can be used for cattle feed lot
overhead roofing, chicken fenc-
ing and many other requirements
where fencing or overhead shade
is needed. Supply is limited, first
come, first served. 7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
l3-Rooms for Rent
l5-Summer Homes Sole. Rent

LOVELY bedroom, IL baths, fur
nished Pine Valley home for sale.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-23
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
FUGATE
FARMS

GA Main Phone 474
7-26
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
EEL CENTRO
NURSERY

5UU NO. IHptTldI AVE.
Phone 633 FL Centre
At present we do not have
complete stock of building ma
terialS; however, we do have
composition shingles and roof
ing, wallboardS, "Coralite" tile
board, lime, cement, plaster.
windows, doors, glass, door mir
rors, tool boxes, lanterns, lawn
rakes, paint brushes, shingle
stain, etc.
Ell CBNTRO LUMBER
& TRADING co.
1409 Adams st. Phone 1892
81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
You Can Talk to One Man . Classified Ads
5 SHelp Wanted

GIRL OR WOMAN to care for 3
children, 6 days a week while
mother works. Good salary Apply
667 Hamilton after pm. 7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
l9-CitY Property Tor Sole

1S-N1tY properly 1Ot OCi0
FOR SALE-3 bedroom home on
south side. See Starr Won Fluss,
664 Holt. 1928
HOUSE-Modern 5 room; oak floors,
tile sink, breakfast nook. Built
in cupboards and bath tub. Gar
age 18x30 #. Cement floor and
laundry trays. Shrubbery and
shade trees. A cool house. Paved
street, north side. Good neigh
bors. S250O down and balance
S2400 Shown by owner if you are
interested in a house Gail at 733
WenSley 7-24
FOR SALE-5 room house. 2 bed
rooms, service porch, all modern.
On south side Good location
Furn or unfurn Can be seen Sat.
and Sun. any time, Other days
must be after pm. at 419 He'll
ST., El Centro. 1924
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
A 7 T { N T I 0 N

A T T E N T 0 N
LARGE-SCALE VEGETABLE
OPERATORS!
For Rent-Up to 1900 acres finest
soil for winter vegetables, 80 miles
south of Coalinga Huron district
to which soil is superior and cli-
mate SUMMER during winter,
practically no fog. 1900 gallons
per minute good irrigation. Water
available from September 1st on,
but land available now for work
ing We have equipment and men
to work land to your specifica-
tons at your expense. In other
words, all you need is competent
supervisor.
CECIL F. WHITE
Phone Fresno 4-5931 days
1866 Nights
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
6Help Wonted


VALLEY WIDE concern has open
ing for steMographer-typist. This
work is permanent, offers excel
lent salary and good working con-
ditions. Prefer local, experienced
woman. Write Post Office Boz 470.
7-25
WANT PERSON driving to Calexi-
co every day around pm. or 4:30
pm. to carry papers, Apply Art
Davis, Post-Press, 625 State. 7-25
WANT WOMAN to do light house
work and care for 3 children.
Room. board and salary. Phone
2O39-M. 1928
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted
Must be alert. Apply 4 Korners
Cafe. 7-23
WANTED-Girlf for secretarial pos
ition. Apply Joe Bush Service, 670
Broadway. El Centro. 7-20
WOMEN
An opportunity to work for
Sears Mail Order outlet in
Brawley. Opening soon but en-
plOyment will be immediate and
include full salary during train
ing period.
Opportunity for sales supcrvis-
Ory JOB and sales clerks.
State experience, qualifications
and job for which you are ap-
plying Write to
Sears, Roebuck
& Co.
2650 East Olympic Blvd,
Los Angeles, Calf.
o E. b BASSEI-T. Dept 1O7
1926
WANTED-R Registered nurse with
car. Apply DR.. HubbeI, Health
Dept Court hOLSe. 727
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

Asiatic political, military and
commercial power in place of
Japan is dependent upon the fol-
lowing two vital factors:
1-Chinese unity:
democratic support Of Amer
lea and Americas policy in the
Pacific and the Far East.
Communism or democracy in
China is dependent on the one
hand upon the support of Chinese
democracy by America and, on
the other hand, upon the degree
of open OF secret support OF the
Chinese Communist party by
Communist Soviet Russia, either
officially or through the central
organization of the Soviet Conn
munist party in Moscow.
Another factor will be the trend
of political developments in
Japan.
However bitter enemies they
may be at the moment. 1T must be
remembered that the Chinese and
Japanese are related Oriental
peoples.
Soviet Russia has frontier of
1900 miles, pressing on China in
the north, with the tips OF the
fingers of its right hand around
that country in the west, almost
down TO the borders of Tibet and
India.
On top of that, if Potsdam con-
ceded 10 Stain Liaotung PENN
Sula with Port Arthur and Dairen,
then Soviet Russia will have
China in bear hug embrace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Million Yanks
To Tread Nippon

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is QNS)
Military quarters in Washington
expected today that approximately
a million men-Soldiers, sailors,
airmen and marines would
participate in the invasion and
occupation of Japan under the
command of Gen. Macarthur.
Unless there is Japanese resist
ance. the American entry will be
largely an amphibious operation
with the exception that the usual
preliminary shore bombardments
will be missing.
Army and navy authorities hope
that the landings, probably involv-
ing more than 100000 army troops
and marines, can be carried out
peacefully. but every gun on every
ship will be loaded and manned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
Won Wie9dno Bays:
Atom Bomb Hurled
Reds to Peace Table
BY KARL IL. Won WIEGAND
Dean OF American Foreign Correspondents
Wrir,rn Expressly for Hearst Newspapers

MADRID, Aug. 1S-The atomic bomb over
Hiroshima literally blew Stain and totaEtarian
Communist Soviet Russia into seat at the peace
table in the Far East not many hours before Japan
surrendered to America.
The Russian people are being told that 1t was
the SOviet's entrance into the war that brought
victory.
In Europe, Stain could base some Of his demands on
Russa's heavy losses.
The Red generalssimo advance no such claims in
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19
China Asks Help
To Quen Reds

LONDON. Aug. IS QNS)-
Diplomatic circles in London re-
ported today that the Chinese
government is requesting the
UniteS States and Britain to urge
Russia TO bring pressure on Chi
nese Communists in order to avoid
grave danger of civil war in
China.
These quarters revealed that
Premier T, V. Soong landed Sc
cretly at Wiltshire Thursday, en-
route TO the United States. He
conferred with the Chinese am
basSador TO London, instructing
the latter to impress upon Britain
the urgency of the situation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

.
Already il is becoming clear
that the American victory over
Japan and the fall of the Japa-
neSe empire as an ASiatic power,
Will precipitate in China and the
Far East a great struggle Of
Statecraft and diplomacy between
democracy and communism and
American versus Communist So
Wet Russian interests.
A Moscow dispatch. via London,
printed in the Spanish press,
states that Japanese Communist
leaders trained in Moscow oppose
the retention of the Japanese
emperor and his throne and have
Japanese Communist govern
ment all set up and ready to take
over in Tokyo.
Stains Red armies are pushing
forward in three Manchurian
provinces. occupying an area as
large as Texas, New, Mexico and
Arizona.
They also are advancing into
Korea.
JAPAN'S EMPIRE LOST
II VIII be highly interesting to
learn what concessions in terri
tory or spheres of influence in the
Far East were made TO Stain at
Potsdam
The end Of Japan as an empire
and an Asiatic power by Americas
victory has cleared the way for
Soviet Russia to take Japan's
place as the number one power in
Asia.
VIII America. at the end of a
costly war in the Pacific and the
Isubjugation of Japan. concede to
Soviet Russia predominance in the
Far East, as was done in Europe?
Stain. himself an Asiatic and a
sta lie m n with extraordinary
vision and foresight knows, as few
westerners do, that two Asiatic
powers are4 arising on that conti-
nent in the wake of the destruc-
tion of the empire of Japan.
GREAT POULATION MASSES
The first is China. with nearly
500,000,000 people.
The second is India, with AGO.
100000 people and with an in
crease in population of 3,500,000
yearly, according to the official
census.
China has but one outstanding
national leader.
He is Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek, whose patriotism, strength
of character and personality and
faith in ultimate victory with the
help of America, has kept China
in the war offering resistance to
| Japan for eight years.
His two rivals are Ma Tso Tung,
president of Communist China in
the northern provinces. and Gen.
Chu Teh, commander in chief of
the Communist army.
India has more than half a
dozen of world famous leaders.
Among them are Ghandi, Nehru
Jinnah and Azad.
Each one is associated with a
program.
India's independence or domin-
ion status is held back by Jinnah's S
movement for a separate Moslem
Pakistan and Hindu Hindustani
division of India.
China's rise TO number one
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

Buy stoves early this year' pe luxe,
all porcelain enamel finish. burns all
tVpes ~ coal Cast-irvu l~-u. rreput
with duplex CRATES and hot blast for
ecouutny. VIII heat your entire home
at lowest cost.
5000 DoRg--Bsl4Hlc ~
IL Monthly Ps)mran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
pLuMsMc-sEwER SERVICE
AS LOW AS

Sewers. sinkS drained cleaned ei-r-
-trirally without digging, no results ms
charge Anywher' anytime. including
sundays no 4374
BATHROOM OUTFITS INSTALLED
Large stock preWat quality fixtures
PROMPT INSTALLATION rY 7.50s9
BEAT the fall rush. Get your plumbing
and heating repairs and new InStalla.
tions now. We have ~ a. PI 95O5.
PLUMBING ALL KINDS OF HEAT
ING REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, BATH
ROOMS, TERMS TO s-5035.
PLUMBING Rrp ftEATfNu REPATRS
Sewers. Drains Cleaned Electrically
DAYS TW 2.040l-NICHTs UN 2-o626
PLUMBING-Ali drains pipes. sewers
cleaned electrically, quick service an
fixtures for sale Ell 5955. TO $3.50.
PLUMB. NO DIGGING -- NO MESS
sewers. drains electrically cleaned IS
years exp OR 244s, TO s-7sS0.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
MALE HELp-SALEsMEN

ATTESTiOS-BeS deal IN town on
combination red wood storm windows
See Mr sage az 343s Grand River
DRUG sundries and speciality salesman
protected territory commission biz
money maker New YORK sales MANAGER
intertie~iuc In Detroit Address Box
B-44os Detroit Times. Al
DUE 10 increased manufacturing iacili-
ties Ne are able 20 expand our sales
effort Can use two high type men 10
soil essential product Tor the largest and
original manufacturers Product pat
cnied Full cooperation given Only
men accustomed 10 IS 900 a year ~
more need spply Excellent postwar on
poriunltieS Ask for Mr. Lauer weather
seal. inc. 22350 Grand River ave
~ 5000
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED FOR Raw
leigh Route of 500 families Write
today. Rsleighs, Dept. MCG-IlO-SA
Freeport m
SPECIALITY Sslesmen handling fast sell
ing items restricted territory IN city
and state and other states Call ca
o9af or TIE 1890 evenings for sp-
poointment
wANTED-Four men. is % so. for
educational survey ~ city, average
earnings ss4 weekly. no overtime
Manager 1920 Ford Rldc 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

lonely. always in demand. All popular
dance steps taught. Talented teachers.
strictly private lessons. Special course,
$3.50. Free trial lesson with each in
tcrview Call for appointment Open 10
a. m 20 10 p m Hollywood Dancing
Academy. 42il Woodward. TE 2-s972.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ADDRESsOGRAPH operator fuli time
positions open. for experienced Girl
good pay and other ADVANTAGES Apply
Employment office. 3rd FLOOR. r
Siegel Co
ADDRESSOGRAPH operator for time
keeping and pay roll department. eNpe-
rience helpful but not necessary. Apnly
TernStedt Mig Div. Of General Motors
Corp 63ov West Fort, At Livenois
ALL around office sirl. prefer recent
graduate with rooc telephone writing
and Ming ability Typing. shorthand
desirable but not essential Want
girl who could develop into beinF an
Important adjunct IN A. small active
going concern To young ambitious
serious responsible riri every co-opcra-
tion riven start t2S, weekly raises
% $40 Address Box B-43ss. Detroit
AMAziNGi-25 embossed Xmas cards
with name imprinted, 81. Deluxe 81
Toy 81 assortment your profit up IN
soc Complete line Send for samples
and selling plan to-day. MERIT, / Gin.
ton ST.. Dept. 3ioAl5, Newark ., N. ,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MANAGERS tAuted fot super markets.
We have several CpeniGgs in city and
-IuhgfhAn- -rE.Asksts-f.--A -+-ffYefit entity for
nEh, men.. Packett outlet Apply lSo
TgelIh s., office 2og
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

CRAFTSMAN - Layout and designer.
civilian production. excellent opportu-
niy Apply General spring Bumper
Division. 1850 East Grand Blvd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

DRIVERS. experienced. FOR city pickup
and delivery STEADY postwar employ
nlent. sns-Amerlcsn Freight Lines,
TSl Fifteenth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ESciHFER-LicenH INST class engineer
ior midnight shift Apply The TImken-
Detroit Axle Co. 43lo W. PORT. corner
(IarE Avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

DRIVERS wanted. must know city,
steady work. 20 isSofis.- Apply if7l
DelaXATe
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

DRINNELL Inspectors. Can break-in
quslined applicants Apply The Tim
ken-Detfuit Axle Co. i35Oo VlSger
Road near South Fort St
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

EXPERIENCED cupslo repair man
god pagez plenty % hours postwar
flfure CLAYTON sherman -Ah4S@!.a- Go
I. % Innnn Cf r9nn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

EXPERIENCED shoe ,Aletrnen. Also part
time tAleGmen eIceilent salary and
chance for Advancement 20 store mana.
rert A. 3 Beck. ll24 woodward
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FORESTRY HELPERS City PlsnntrS
social Ecunomists CITY Plan E'fectu-
stors Detroit Civil service Cor mission,
ION Tip1f water Board Building 8
M % As 3 N
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

GASOLINE ATTENDANT-Espc pcricncsc.
steady ana reliable good pay. no sun
cay NOrk Cali Simmons James !
Bright son i2S5 West Vernon
Highway ca $500
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MAINTENANCE man wanted. slectricisn
required rood rate 81 pay sIcellent
~uTsipE conditions Bundy TuoinE CO
i2345 Nine Nile road. betwesn
R01yfr and M-gT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

DRY CLEAEERs-Men. learn a good
trade that will mean q good steady job
and good pay. modern plant best equip
mfnt Apply IN person, Ridley Clean
trs 590l Hamilton
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MACHINE DESIGNERS checkera. pro-
polal men. layout and detsiieIS expert
enced ON special machines. drlll heads,
processing and fixture designs, Fostwdf
future Es-Ceii-D Corp i4fOf TnfTd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MATTRESS hnlsrtf. also tv'tsr Apply
27S0 " warren
MECHANICS needed BY the Pullman
CO Limited eHpeIieurs Only require
mcni Time and one-hAf Tor overtime
-Narrtfc1 vt-r FST- EKEFHTEi THTIKrTy
Railroad Retirement Board. 4ao ".
For, SEQ NJ KrChsn
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MACHINE designers lonE program. top
rates. Reply BY letter giving age, eX-
perienco. etc FOR interview by local
representative. Atlas Tool 4 Deaignlng
Co. Castor and KenslngtUn avenues.
Philadelphia -, Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ELDERLY man or slightly hsndics pped
man for dooTmanS WoTk steady ~
down lob ntee hours rHXy wUTE Apply
2SO3 Barlum Tower, ] 20 4 afternoons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FOUNDRY HELP -- Machine mo.t-rs
~ p2urers sr hammer ohipPsrf
kssa' men Packard Motor Car
1850 T. Grand BLVD
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MECHANICALLY inclined ~orseTs are
needsd ig.l time erhpl0ymsn' available
Good rate % psy. Phone CH 1sls or
kocheaisf !.27ll. AchleeT ntg Co,
Rprfet'sr Mlth