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120 HELP WANTED, MEN 3 DEATH NOTICES 1 20 HELP WANTED, MEN 28 HELP WANTED, MEN ,23 HELP WANTED, MEN 1 19 KELP WANTED. MEM 20 HELP WANTED, MEN DETROIT FREE PRESS Wednesday. Sept. 17, 1952 2. 3 DEATH NOTICES ABKRNATHY Scot.

13th. John. hutband of ifle late Marr: dear father of Mrs. Winifred Watkins. Mr.

Colette Loushlin and Manley. Vunersl from parlors of J. Sutton and Pon. 417 'Irurubla Wednesday 11. ATKINS Alice 1115 East Sixth St Royal Oak.

Sept. 14th. wife ft Ernest mother of Edwin Mr. Hurh (Shirley) Toll, three rndhjMnen. dauehter of Mr.

Caroline Froh. mster of Mrs. Blanche Ohlmacher. Mrs Pearl F. Anderson, uneral Wedneeda.

2 p. from the Wp.el Funeral Home. 23fi90 Woodward Aye. at Woodward Heights. BRTST William of B59fl So.

larendon. Huband of Lillian: filher of Mrs. Marie Jerkatis of Chiraifo, Mrs. Audrey Fieldinr. Aluo survived by Rrandchildren.

Services at Sohmalzneclt Sons Funeral Home, 1663 Grand River. Friday at 1 p.m. BR AN Sept. 15 Sarah Tsabelle, beloved mother of Herbert William Thomas Clarence T'arl. Alcroe Holmes.

Mr. Ernept Tyzzer and Mr. Shirley Ware: nine prandi'hildren. 13 rreat -Grandchildren. uneral from Harvey A.

Neejy Funeral Home, lHo40 Meyers nr. Couzent Thursday at 2 :30 p. m. fARI-TON William Sept. 15.

of 4 1S.3 Western, husband of the late dear father ol Mrs. Joseph liroady, Mrs. Frank Jobe. Robert. J.fwu.

Georse and the late Lavern. At Querfeld Funeral Home. 1035 Monroe. Dearborn. Services Thursday aiternoon at 3 o'clock.

ROWIKT Jeie Services 10 am. Friday at the R. G. and G. R.

Harris Funeral Home. 4-51 Cass. DORRANCF Sept 15. Terry, beloved husband of France, of 341 Spnngle. son of Mrs.

Martha Denno of St. Clair Shore. Mich. Funeral service, at J. A.

De Santi Funeral Home, fhalmers Ave. at Charlevoix. Wednesday at 1 :30 p. m. FERGUSON Andrew.

Sept. 15: hus- hnnd of I.eoma: fattier of Mr. Vorhert Marcian: brother of Robt. Hugh C. Alex C.

Mrs. William Wriirht and Mrs. Agpe McMain. Funeral from Geo. V.

Warrick Funeral Home. E. Grand Blvd. Thursday at 1 p.m. C.F.RKER Sept.

16. 19.V2. Katherine. wife of Samuel Gerher: mother of Mrs. Raymond S.

Brown: mother-in-law of Mrs. Clarence Gcrber. Funeral service at chapel of the Wm. R. Ca Ave.

corner of Alexandrine. JSutice of time later. GIFTZEN Alovsius suddenly, dear father of Hilda Loduea. the late Ferdinand, Eleanor Wilinski. Arthur, Eunice Miller.

Pvt. Allen and Joann Myers. Funeral Friday at 8:30 from the Jo. P. Miller Funeral Home, 13501 Van Pyke: Holy Name Church at 10.

KoBary Thursday at 8 p. m. CI.AE Joseph age 59, of 1310 Hollywood, Grosee Pte husband ff Edna father of Barbara Jean; brother of Edna Glase. of Readme. Pa.

Funeral from the Vcrheyden Funeral Home. 18300 Mack. at Outer Prive. Thursday at 1. Interment Canton.

Ohio. CROSS Charles. Sept. 15. 3037 Monterey.

beloved husband of Pora; brother of Joseph. Samuel. Ja k. David. Mrs.

Rote Fishfr. Mrs. Jennie Saperstein. Services Wednesday. 11 a.

at the Jra Kaufman Chapel. 8110 Dexter at Edisou. IIA1.T, Fern, suddenly. Sept. 14.

of "fS10 North River Park Drive, beloved husband of Jeanne: dear father Kri: son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall: dear brother of Mrs. E.vvind War berg. Mrs.

Rav Serhay. Earl. Ralph. Calvin Gerald and Robert DETROIT DIESEL ENG. DIV.

S.M.G. NEEDS Electricians Machine Kei pair Mac hinists Too 'Makers Layout Inspectors AH Above Must BE JOURNEYMEN ALSO Machine Operators For Production and Semi Production Work ALSO Drill Press Operators Oilers engine Test Oper's. APPLY Employment Office 13400 W. OUTER DRIVE AT PLYMOUTH ROAD Between 8 :30 and 4 :30 p.m. ELECTRICIANS Maintenance Experience Required McLouth eel Oorp.

300 S. LIVERNOIS ESTIMATOR Experienced. Poldine paper box Plant, finnri snlarv unrt future. Full details to Box 1681. Free Presa.

31. Fabrication Set-Up Men Experienced on machine, base, jig and fixture weld-ments. Apply in person. COMPOSITE FORGINGS, Inc. 1469 E.

ATWATER ST. FITTERS FOR Plate Fabricating Central Boiler Mfg. Co. 5791 RUSSELL FCRNCE repair man. experienced.

steady work. Dearborn Heating, 5040 Greenfield. DESOTO DIV. Chrysler Corp. NEEDS Boiler Opr.

Die Makers Electricians Millwrights Stationary Engineer TOOL MAKERS MACHINE REPAIRMEN APPLY MICHIGAN at WYOMING CLOTHING SALESMAN Must be thoroughly experienced and neat 44-hour week: salary $60 weekly plus 3 commission: also other benefits. Apply Mr. Paquette, King Brooks. 2101 Woodward. Coal Truck Drivers A rood man can earn from S25 to $30 per day.

Applications being accepted for steady work. Local experience driving coal trucks. Apply at one of our yards. Mistele Coal Ou CAR WASHERS WANTED Apply ready lor work. singer Service.

3040 W. Davison. CAR WASHERS Steady or week- ends 1S501 W. 7 Mile. KE 2-9836.

TO 5-5485. CAR WASHERS COLORED CONVEYOR TOWER AUTO WASH 17720 WOODWARD CHEMISTS Graduate chemlsti with experience on industrial waste disposal or plating problems. Assistant chemist, also, for laboratory testa on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. APPLY THE TIM KEN-DETROIT AXLE CO. CLARK AVE.

NEAR W. FORT CLERICAL and general, young man with sales experience for retail coal office. Apply in person, main office. Milwaukee and Mitchell. Mistele Coal Oil CLERICAL YOUNG MAN good at figures.

Steady work. Apply in person. NATIONAL WHOLESALE DRUG 691 E. LA NED CLERK-TYPIST To work in engineering office: age 18-25: run errands and blueprint machine; must have driver' license: cost of living allowance; company paid insurance. Southwest Detroit location.

Amgears, Inc. 7450 MELVILLE. -VI 3 8000. CLOTHING MANAGER and Assistant Buyer Unusual opportunity for young man with approximately 15 years experience. Step into important executive position carrying substantial compensation with important future potential.

Box 1793, Free Press, 31 CONTACT MAN Good appearance, ability to converse intelligently and able to meet business execu tives and professional people. Car essential. Earnings will average $175.05 per week to start. Apply before noon, Personnel Director, Suite 300, 154 Bagley. COUNTER MEN Full time and part time: restaurant.

x-uzxo. JR. COST ESTIMATOR Young man with mechanical engineering- and accounting background. CADILLAC MOTOR CAR DIV. 2860 CLARK CRANE HOOK-UP MAN Experienced Night Shift Wayne Die Tool Corp.

21500 HOOVER RD. PARINET MAKERS East Side wood working mill has opening for expenencea caomei i makers, nailers ana macaiae operators. Steady employment. MASCHME Mt B. W.

27711 Groesbeck Rosevllle DRUG CLERK, experienced, or phar- macist to wont in pnarmaciai ae-partment. Good nay to start. (S'Jl E. LARNED CLERK High school graduate 23 to 25 years of age. for detail office work.

CADILLAC MOTOK CAR DIV. 2S60 CLARK 20 HELP WANTEDJHER FUBNITtfRE otbre warehoua helper? steady work- $45 oer week qtart. Nome. 12210 Grand River. FURNISHINGS AND Hat Salesman to act as assistant to manager and -buyer.

Unusual opportunity for young man with about 5 to 10 years experience. BOX 1T94 FREE PRESS, 31 Gas Station Attendant Experienced only. 5P30 E. 8 Mi. Rd.

GAS STATION attendant, experienced lubrication man, colored. Arieya, SHOO Tubman. GUARDS Full or cart rime men for cttr wMe openings, fi to 58 years of age. Minimum o' 160 lbs. Must be aM to pass physical examination and F.B.I, investigation.

Call between 10 a. rn. to 3 p. m. for appointment.

LO 8-4150. BONDED GUARD SERVICE 441 E. Grand Blvd. tCor. Kercheral) GUARDS For Detroit and Ann Arbor: experience unnecessary, but good physical condition.

Apply 1311 KALES BLDG. After 9 a. m. Do Not Phone HAMMER REPAIR MEN Qwalifled to repair hammers, no-setters and cresses la drop fort shoo. MACHINE REPAIRMEN Qualified to repair and rebuild all types of machines.

Also repair men with experience on Gleaaon gear cut-tine machines. MILLWRIGHTS Ooeninrs on both day and after--noon shifts. APPLY THE TJMKEN-DETROIT AXLE CO. CLARK KEAR W. FORT HELPER WANTED Man to install sectional overhead Raratre doors.

Must have tools and truck. Michigan Overhead Dood 609 Mack. INSPECTOR SEMI PRODUCTION TOP RATES Understands Machining and Layout CURTIS METAL PRODUCTS CO. 200 E. BALTIMORE INSPECTOR Surface plate man for checking models and fixtures.

Apply 5836 LINCOLN INSPECTOR Wanted Tod notch Inspector with at least 3 vears experience on armor plate fabrication. Capable of reading blueprint" and all inspection instruments. Afternoon rfhift. Apply in person. FAB CO, INC.

1260 W. Jefferson, Trenton lUhrysler tnqineermq otters 1 excellent opportunities for experienced DIE ImODEL OR Hammer Form Builders Personnel Office Open Saturday, Sept. 20 8:30 to 12:30 APPLY nvai ENG1NEERIHG 12800 OAKLAND HIGHLAND PARK, MICHIGAN OF DETROIT exvue seta mi I if ItKHK HUUilUI (UHMHIfllUaHia Willi Ituin 1 1 1 1 hi ri nMPRiifi rw fiih i nntiPi r- 11 00 EL OiliLDEOS Oil DIE DESIGNERS AND SHEET METAL PROCESS MEN SPECIAL 'ENGINEERING SERVICE Grand Ri DIE MAKERS Journeymen, upgraders and machine operators; work on small oroirres-sivs dies. 23S35 HOOVER RD. DIE MAKER LATHE HANDS 5S HOURS PER WEEK 2648 BOTSFORD TO 8-8697 DIE MAKERS FOR AFTERNOON SHIFT MIDLAND STEEL PRODUCTS CO.

3641 E. MILWAUKEE Die Makers Machine Hands DAVIS 19250 Plymouth Rd. DIE BARBERS 58-Hour Week UNITED Metal Products 8101 Lvndon WE 3-8750 DRAFTSMEN Product Engineering Experienced Jr. and Sr. Layout Department Cadillac Motor Car Div.

2S60 CLARK DRAFTSMEN Experienced men needed at once to work on sheet metal and conveyor design. Also experienced estimator needed. Top rates plus cost of living adjustment. Long range defense and civilian program. These are permanent positions.

Apply Personnel Dept. DETREX CORP. 14331 Woodrow Wilson DRIVERS Must know city. Asre 30 to 41). wnite.

kooo: record for bondinir insurance Co. Union pav. NATIONAL WHOLESALE DRUG fittl E. LARNED DRIVER-SALESMEN for Established Pepsi-Cola Routes 3659 GRATIOT DRIVERS Full or part time, to drive Checker Cabs. Apply 2128 Trumbull, across from Bricgs Stadium.

DRIVER SALESMEN For established soft drink route, pleasant personality with ability to do rushed outdoor work. Faygo, 3519 Gratiot Elevator Operator 18 or over, for downtown office buildinz-. Must be experienced on hand control nassencrer elevators. Aonlv Watchman. 745 Wayne near Lafayette.

ENGINEERS For Aircraft and Auto Program Tool Engineers Plant Engineers Designers Checkers Layout Men Detailers Automatic wage increases, plus paid insurance. KAISER-FRAZER CORP. WILLOW-RUN, MICHIGAN Employment Office Open Saturday 8 a. m. to 4 p.

m. Lincoin- llercury Div. Ford Motor Go. Wayne Plant has openings for Gas and Arc Welders Apply West Gate Michigan Ave. Employment Oiiice, Open Saturday AAA Office Boys Wrecker Drivers AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN APPLY ROOM 1300 8:30 TO 4 United Artists 154 BAGLEY ACCOUNTANT Age 22 to 27 years, with academic training and some experience.

National concern expanding business offers opportunity for man who has development possibilities to train In general office for higher level accounting positions. Mechanical Handling Systems, Inc. 4600 NANCY Near East 6 Mile and Ryan Rd. Convenient to East 6 Mile Bus AIRCRAFT WORKERS Detroit firm has steady position available for men experienced on pressroom and assembly work. Excellent working conditions and future with top fringe benefits.

Write stating past work history, personal data, rate desired etc. Box 1792, Free Press, 31. AMBULANCE MEN Neat, strong, single, no experience necessa-y. no layoffs. Must know city.

Do not phone. 1645 Bagley. APPLICANTS will be accepted only at time specified: guaranteed steady work, earnings of at least $6,000 annually: part-time men will not be accepted and need not apply. Prefer East Side men who have their own car. are from 21 to 40 years of ase, white and at least average education.

INTERVIEWS AT 1:30 P.M. ONLY WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY. SEPT. 17 AND IS. 15637 HARPER.

ARC Welders (White) All positions. thoroughly experienced on sioraee tanks. 21050 W. Mile Rd. ARTIST who can do layouts, lettering, retouching, also handle production of retail advertising for metropolitan newspaper.

S'tata experience. Box 1779. Free Press. 31. AUTO MECHANIC Prefer Chevrolet experience.

Modern shop, latest equipment. All employe benefits. Good hours. APPLY RALPH HARD A WAY SERVICE MANAGER Don McCullagh CHEVROLET 16700 HARPER AUTO mechanic. Best job.

best pay and finest working conditions. Lots of work. Apply Cad. Olds. SMQ5 w.

Fort AUTO A I To install motors, percentage. Working for large concern. 2881 E. Grand Blvd. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS We need men interested in permanent etrolovnienl.

who 'have some shoo experience- 5-dav week: all General Motors employe penems. see Mr. Weir. CADILLAC 31S0 E. JEFFERSON ARC WELDERS Punch Press Oprs.

Spot Welders AND General Production Workers APPLY i American Metal Prod. 8341 Epworth AUTO WASHERS Good pay. Apply ready for work. Nordick's Auto Wuh 'lSiOfl T.ivernnis. AUTOMATIC screw machine operator, experienced on Model F.

G. machine. Box 1790. free Press. 31 DIE MAKERS TOOL MMM FIXTURE BUILDERS fMCHIUE REPAIRMEN T00LR00SV3 HAGfllHISTS SHEET METAL MEN 1ILLW0IGIITS PIPEFITTERS ELECTRICIANS MAIN PLANT 7S00 Jos.

Gampau liilE rAKWINS Vernon Dale. 35S1 Mann Road. Indenendenee Township, for-rreriv of Birmingham: husband of Alice (nee Wade); father of Naney; son of Mr. and Mrs. John R.

Parsons: brother of John Sgt. Quentin P.irson. Mrs. Stanley Pickulinski and Mrs. Clayton Walk.

Service Wednesday. 2 p. at Manlev Bailey Funeral Home. 183 Oakland. Birmingham.

Interment, Roeeland Park. PENTECOST Sept. 15. Donald husband of Bessie, brother of Quit-mon, Detroit. Irwin.

Gu. Clyde and Mrs. Cora Tucker of Tennessee, at Geo. P. Warwick Funeral Home.

10H3 E. Grand until Wednesday noon, interment PalmersviUe. Tenn. PHILLIP Helen. Sept.

16th, of P43 Alter wife of Philip mother of Philip J. and Gordon P. Funeral Irom The Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive Fridav at 9:45 and to St. Ambrose Church at 10:30.

PYATT Sept. 16. Annie, age 93. of 5OR0 So. Clarendon, beloved wife of John, dear mother of Ida.

Claude. Mane, Mrs. C. L. Hooper, Charles of Prescott.

Basil of Davtona Beach. three granddaughters and six great-rrandtions. In state at Fred Wood Funeral Home. 8450 Plymouth Rd. near Grnad River until Friday.

10 a. and St. Mathias Episcopal Church. Grand River and Grand until time of aervice. 2 p.

m. Burial Oakview. SCHMIDT September 14. Otto of 34650 W. 7 Mile beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Mrs.

Margaret Goodrow and Mrs. Mildred Steele: grandfather of Judith Ann Steele. Funeral services Wednesday 2 p. at A. H.

Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot Ave. SEYI.F.R Emilie M. (nee Horn), beloved wife of Alfred dear mother of Loyal C. Dr.

Alfred Eugene" sister of Mrs. Louise Siefcrt and J. Louis Horn: grandmother of Earl and Warren Weber, Margene and Melinda Seyler: great-grandmother of Richard Weher. Remains at Cooper Bros. Mortuary, Mack and Garland, until Wednesday, 10 p.

ni. In state at Calvary Lutheran church. Warren and Gates head, from Wednesday noon until time of service. 2 p. m.

Ann Arbor papers please copy. WITT William. Services 2:31 m. Friday at the R. G.

and G. Jt. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper. 4 IN MEMORIAM, CARD OF THANKS IN LOVING MEMORY of Marv Jane Young, who passed away Sept. 17.

1947. Not a day do we forget you: In our heart9 you're always here. For we love you and we miss you A this ends the fifth sad year. Sadly missed by her son. David, and daughters.

Helen and Catherine. 8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS ARMSTRONG 10300 PrRITAN UN 1-5369 COOPER BROS. 10400 MACK VA 2-5S85 ALFRED E. CROSBY 12700 HAMILTON AT LEND ALE TO 8-onOO EST. 1913 TERCME A.

DESANTIS CHALMERS VA 2-5030 FRAZIER FUNERAL HOMES S377 W. Grand at La Salle TY 4-6100 18900 Jas. Cotizens. near W. 7 Mile DI 1-130(1 WM.

R. HAMILTON CO. for 88 years service and Quality have been our first consideration. Complete funerals as low as S100 have always been part of onr service. This includes the use of our Funeral Home and Chapel.

Free Parkins; lot. 3975 CASS AT ALEXANDRINE TE 1-2713 N. Frank Hamilton Clarence E. Otter William R. Hamilton HDLL1KEK FUNERAL.

HOME 344!) West Grand Blvd TY 8-2233 UNION COOP FUNERALS LEWIS BROS. FUNERAL COSTS CUT IN HALF 38(10 PURITAN UN 1-7700 J' snTTON A SON 4147 Trumbull Ave. TE 8-5100 15800 Fenkell VE 8-8100 Chas. Verheyden, Inc. Established 40 Years 16300 MACK AT OUTER DRIVE TU 1-B5QO GEO.

P. WARRICK 1093 E. GRAND BLVD. WA 1-0253 9 LOST AND FOUND CALL MISS DAY at WOodward 2-0400 and let Free Press readers help you find your lost articles. You may charge votir ad if vou wish or take it to the nearest liner station to tret same low cash rates as at the am office.

BROWN Leather Folder. Sept. 13. downtow Reward. TE 3-6723.

DACHSHUND Lost. 11 months old. Answers name "Louie." 15 boys need Louie back. Reward. WO 3- 15 St.

Peter's Home for Boys. LOST In vicinity of Romeo, lanre collie dog-. Answers to name of "Laddie." Child's pet. Reward. Romeo 2 3 5 De ro it phone TR 5 -J 3 LOST or strayed, one fat, slick, black steer bemir fattened for the Wayne Kiwanis Club roast on Sept.

26 and 27 in observance of National Kids Day: $100 cash reward, no questions asked, for information leading to its return. Wavne 2946. Ad Hill. Sec retary. WATCH Lady's Elgin.

N. W. sec, Sept. 12. RewaVd.

LP 3-6930. 15 TRANSPORTATION AAA CADILLACS Seattle. Florida: ras. oil allowance. 3540 Woodw'd.

TE 2-1002. A Free Trip to New York ALSO CARS WEST DETROIT DRIVEWAY DLRS. PRIVATE CARS DELIVERED ANYWHERE 712 EMPIRE BLDG. WO 3-6095 CARS available for Oklahoma. Arkansas, Carohnas and Texas.

Other points west and south available. Gas allowance, 1 Oft" Michigan. LU 4-1420 CATHERINE RAE DEALERS DRIVEAWAY SERVICE 20 Years in Driveawav Business P215 LIVERNOIS WE 5-9S53 LEAVING for Los Angeles, can take 2. share driving, expenses. Vlne-wood 2-3020.

NEFF Will furnish late model cara to Okla. and Texas. TE 3-K13V 100 NEW CARS for Chicago. Pitts burgh New York and other points. Hayes.

WE 3-67S3. 20 HELP WANTED, MEN AGENT SALESMEN Opportunity with a future with one of Michigan's fastest growing lnsur- i ance companies. Established debits, i Life, health, accident and hospitali- I nation. Experience not necessary. We train you See Mr.

Taylor or Mr. Ventura. 3510 Woodward. i MANUFACTURING CO. NEEDS Carpenters Electricians Pipe Fitters Tin Smiths Millwrights Die Makers Tool Makers Powerhouse Engineers 1st 2nd Class APPLY, (iC3i HACK 4621 CONNER 6450 E.

MILE RD. 3675 E. OUTER 3100 MELDRUM 3001 MILLER CRANK GRINDERS CAM GRINDERS LATHE -OPERATORS and other machine operators for AUTOMOTIVE and AIRCRAFT ENGINE WORK Experience in machine shop production work required. APPLY ENGINE DIVISION Kaiser-Frazer Corp. 12801 E.

TEFFERSON Near Algonquin OPEN SATURDAYS CLERK Good opportunity to learn oookkeep-ing for permanent position, steady year around work. Will train young man. 19 years or older, experience helpful but not essential. Hours 8:45 to 5. No Saturday or Sunday work.

References required. Must pass physical examination. Apply in person to AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH CO. S38 SHELBY ST. ROOM 222 DIE MAKERS DIE BARBERS PUNCH FINISHERS G.

L. OPERATORS TRYOUT MEN JOBBING SHOP EXPERIENCE NECESSARY McREYNOLDS DIE TOOL CO. 12.14 MT. ELLIOTT DIE MAKERS JOB SHOP EXPERIENCE DAY SHIFT LONG PROGRAM 20806 DEQUINDRE DIE MAKERS First class job shop men shift. only.

Day and night Top rates; overtime. Open Sundays F. TOS. LAMB CO. 6343 Wight, Cor.

Iron 2,000 Jobs Open at PACKA MOTOR CAR CO. DESIGNERS Engine and Chassis Checkers Mechnical Engineer with mathematical background Project Engineers Gear experienced Diesel Test Engineers Metallurgists Tool Makers Tool Machine Operators Die Sinkers Trimmer Diemakers Mach. Repair Electricians Millwrights Steam Fitters Sheet Metal Worker Carpenters Wood Model Builders On dummT models a hammer forms Bullard Oprs. Automatic Screw Hand Screw Semi-Automatics Radial Drill I. D.

0. D. Grinders Mills Drills Arc Welders Inspectors Machine Shop and Layont Dynamometer Testers Tool Inspectors Metal Finishers Trimmers Steam Hammer Men Electric Knife Cutters Tool Room 48 HOURS Machine Repair 48 HOURS AND MORE Harper at Concord 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY ARC WELDERS STEEL PLATE LAYOJJT MEN STEEL PLATE FITTERS STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN SHEET METAL MECHANICS TIMEKEEPERS MULTIPLE TORCH MACHINE BURNERS HAND BURNERS STEADY WORK TOP PAY Must Be Experienced APPLY AT ONCE The R.

C. Mahon Co. 6365 E. 8 MILE AUTO MECHANIC Experienced. Liberal guarantee and commission, vacation with pay and hospitalization.

An excellent opportunity for a reliable man. ASK FOR MR. ST. LAURENT TEAL BROS. HUDSON 7641 GRATIOT Automobile Mechanic Good proposition.

BO-50 basis. Nice, clean, well-eauiuoed shoo. Plenty of work. Allan's Nash Sales 6563 W. WARREN OPENING for experienced bank teller in Detroit suburban bank Stea-ov emnlovment- salary open Write Box 1691.

Free Press. 31, tattn trftua 1 1 icati on is RARRFR SHOP norter a-nd shoeshine Must be (rood. 13918 Wyoming. near frchooloralt BAR BER WANTED 6563 LHKNE ST. BARBER WANTED Steady: salary and commission.

13518 W. Seven Mile UN 2-0662. bARBER Steady. 1 part time from 4 to 7. 6530 Michigan BARBER Part time.

4 p. m. to 6 p. 5 davs a week. 1404J Fenkell.

VE 7-4'J71 BARBER wanted. 585 (ruarantee. trood for more. 771 second Bivd BARBER Steady: top truarantee; commission. IN 3-40tl.

BARBER wanted. Steady. Good euar antee. KE 2-3S37. 26413 Plymouth BARBERS wanted, one steady, one part time, guarantee.

6012 E. Mile Rd. BARBER Good apprentice or barber wanted, steady, uooa guarantee. 221 IK Grand River BARKER wanted, full time. S65 iruar antee: closed Wednesday.

zlM'-i Dequindre. between 8 and 9 Mile Rd. Lincoln 2-llg. BARBER wanted-jpuarantee and com mission. iibV-iO lymouto.

Livonia. BARBER wanted, steady job. 10328 w. McNichols Kd. Boiler Operators High Pressure, City License.

Steady Work. Top Wages. SOLVAY PROCESS 7501 W. JEFFERSON Boring Mill Oprs. LONG PROGRAM 5S-HR.

WEEK INDUSTRIAL CITY BORING CO. 11474 E. 3 MILE RD. JE 6-lPKO BOYS' CLOTHING SALESMAN Oneninsr for man experienced in sell init boys' clothinir: permanent full- time position, a-aay. iu-uour ween.

Apply Employment Office, 8th floor. THE ERNST KERN CO. Woodward at Gratiot BUS DRIVERS CURRENT AVERAGE EARNINGS $4,700 PER YR. DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE COMM. 17 Woodbridire.

Detroit. Mich CHEF Experienced: no short orders. Apply in person. 13617 Greenfield. CARPENTERS Experienced on trailer body repair.

Night work. Apply U. S. TRUCK INC. 2290 24TH ST.

Powerhouse Mineer for The DODGE FORGE PLANT 1st Class License APPLY MAIN PLANT 7900 Jos. Gampau DODGE 11 all. At Querfeld Funeral Home. 1035 Monroe, Dearborn. Services Thursday afternoon at 1 clock.

IIFTKK1I.A Andrew Sept. 16. beloved husband of Martha, dear father of Mrs. Leslie Vlitaio: alo tvo grandchildren: dear brother ol Waino and William Heikkila and Mrs. Helen Higtins.

Funeral service Wednesday. 7 p. at David P. An-ttcrson Funeral Home. 12M! Twelfth Rev.

John Nelon officiating. Lurial at Hancock. Mich. HIFT.SCHER September 15. William of 2H 108 Beaconsfield.

Koseville, beloved husband of El.at dear father of WUhurn: grandfather of EUene and William: brother of Mr. Ida Klinghammer of Bremerton. Washington. Funeral services Wednesday 1 p. m.

at A. H. Peters Funeral Home. 12157 Gratiot tinder auspices of Washington Lodge No. 54 IO.OF.

HOG ELAN Sept. 13. Mado-lm. wife of Harold W. Hocelan: mother of Mr.

John Schick: sister of Harold G. Dickman- rrand-niother of Kenneth and Ralrm Rosary at Chapel of Wm. Hamilton Cass and Alexandrine. Tuesday. 8 p.

m. Reouiem Mass at St. Ambrose Church. Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.

JOHNSON Anthony Sept. 14th. at" Elvna. Ohio, of 19408 Hoover Rd husband of Helen, lather of uan. son of John, brother of Andrew Arthur.

Ro and Agda. funeral" from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 1P30O Mack at Outer Drive, Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m. KR t'SE William." age PI years, of SI 89 Sheridan beloved husband of Antoinette Horsch Krause.

ri-ar brother of Mrs. Marin Hors.h. Funeral from Alfred V. Eppens Funeral Home. 833ft Gratiot Fn-dav morning at 9:30 and St.

Anthony hurch at 10:15. Interment Forest Lawn. 1,415. OS Stephen. S3, beloved husband of Rose: dear father of Mr.

Elizabeth Truant. Stephen. John. Gaza. William.

Michael and Alex: rrandfather of sixteen: greatgrandfather of fourteen: brother of two sisters in Hungary. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 m. from resi-donie friSfl Herkimer: Holy Cross hutch 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. M41CKT Marion. September 14. of ,1,1.1 I nthrnn firosfi f'oillte FamiS. beloved husband of Bernice: dear fither of John Henry tdwvird (de Navarre t.

Norbert Mrs. Helen Thompson and Richard Pine grandchildren. Funeral from the A. De Santi Funeral Home, Chalmers at Charlevoix. Wednesday 9 a.

St. Paul's Church. Gross Pointe. at 9.30. Rosary Tuesday, at 7:30 p.

no. Mae ASKIT.le Malcolm. Services 2 :30 Ssturr'sy at the R. G. O.

R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper. MAt ANFY Ava Marie. Services 10 a m. Wednesday at The R.

G. and O. R. Harris Funeral Home. 42ol Cass.

MeM ANN Tmelda T. 'nee Kossl, see 23. suddenly, of "le.M Lemay; beloved wife of Harry dear mother of Mel. Ann and David Warren: daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ko-i (Koilowski): sister of Gilbert .1 and Mr. Geraldine Michalak. Funeral from the Frban-Frontczak Funeral Home. 5326 McDouaall, Thursday, ft 30 a. St.

Anthony hurch at 10:15. Burial Mt. Olivet. Rosary Wednesday, p. m.

MeMIT LAN David. Sept. 14, ff 37428 Warren; beloved husband of Sophie: dear father of Mrs. Burgess Clark. Mrs.

Roland Stutsman Mr. Anthony Mendis. Mrs. Eugene Mettv. Mrs August Schneb-r, Mr.

Charle Morn. David. John and Robert McMillan. At Quer-fld Home. 1035 Monroe.

Dearborn. Service Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. FT. TON Jame (Cidert, died Sept. 1 8, beloved husband of May Jane-, de.r father of Pfc.

Roderick Patrick C. and Terrance. dear brother of Lala Townsend. of Evan-Mlle, Ind and Carmen Melton, of Detroit. Remains at Kulwicki Funeral Home, 418f St.

Auhin from Tuesday 7 p. m. until Wednesday 10 p. m. Burial at Hen.lcrson.

Saturday a. m. Formerly with National Life Insurance Co. MONTGOMERY George Sept. 15.

of 7121 W. Vernor: husband of Geneva (Jeanne), son of Otho B. and Stella F. Montgomery; brother of Mns. Kuth Schlusenieyer.

Remains at .1. D. Martenson Funeral Home, 1723 Lawndale. until Wednesday. .3 m.

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