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By d'Alessio 20 HELP WANTED, MEW THESE WOMEN! DETROIT FREE PRESS 120 HELP WANTED. MEN 3 HELP WANTED, MEN 8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 3 DEATH NOTICES Reds Foment Labor Strife Britain Chicago Tribune Foreign Service LONDON For the third week the big Ford Motor Co. plant here is closed by a strike of 23,000 workmen. The Communists are openly boasting: that they shut the plant Rnd industrialists, politicians and labor union leaders are worried. The worry is not over the fact that a handful of Conynunists are able to shut down the big assembly plant, but that the Reds have apparently hit on an argument of tremendous appeal to British workmen.

The argument is that a man, once hired, has a right to go on drawing wages from his employer the rest of his life, whether or not there is work for him to do. THE STRIKE at Ford is the fpcond of its kind in Britain. The first was called at the Smith Clock factory six weeks ago when the company, through inability to maintain high export sales, laid off 200 of its 1,400 employes. rj tt) vv in i i Communists advanced the argument that the HOOJhave a right to stay on the payroll and all 1,200 others quit work in an effort to get the clock company to yield. The company refused, and after a week the 1,200 came back to work.

About the same time, unions at the Briggs Body factory went on strike, demanding an extra 10 cents an hour pay. The strike shut off the flow of automobile bodies to the Ford works. Unable to keep its production lines fully operating, Ford laid off 900 men. THE COMMUNISTS moved in. Their argument swept the plant and two weeks ago 23,000 men and women walked out, declaring the company must find jobs for the 900 surplus men or else pay them until they could find new Jobs themselves.

The company refused. It pointed out that Ford wages in England are among the highest in the nation, averaging about $30 a week, and that the pay rate could not be maintained except through full operation of production lines. The unions refused to approve the strike, but the men stayed out. After two payless weeks, many of the Ford workers are beginning to question the wisdom of their walkout. The open boast of the Communists, through their "World News" periodical, that it was they who had engineered the strike, has also cost many supporters.

The company, union leaders, and labor department officials be- lieve the strike will end soon, but the fear is growing that similar strikes will break out with increased frequency and vigor. Permanent Positi ons FOR DESIGNERS CHECKERS LAYOUT DRAFTSMEN MECHANICAL ILLUSTRATORS Recent Mechanical Engineer Graduates TOP SALARY AND LIBERAL EMPLOYE BENEFITS APPLY MONDAY THRU FRIDAY A. M. TO 4.30 P. M.

SATURDAY. 9 TO 12 NOON GAR WOOD INDUSTRIES WAYNE, MICH. DTE MAKERS Medium-size dies: ahaper hands, days. Burr Dis Tool 5744 Rivard. A-l DIE MAKERS OVERTIME OVAL TOOL WA 1-9266 DIE MAKERS Day and night shift; 58 hr.

week. Steady position for qualified men. HUDSON TOOL MACH. 126 E. Hudson, Royal Oak DIE DESIGNERS TOOL DESIGNERS LONG PROGRAM Scheduled Overtime OPEN DAILY Including Satuf day APPLY FISHER BODY DIV.

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION PIQUETTE and ST. ANTOINE DIE BARBERS LONG PROGRAM S8-HOTJR WEEK INDUSTRIAL CITY BORING CO 11474 E. 9 MILE RD. JE fl-lBSO DIE and TOOL Designers FIRST CLASS Top Rates Overtime MERCURY ENGINEERING CO. 2631 Woodward 2800 E.

Grand Blvd. DIE MAKERS AND TOOLROOM LATHE OPERATORS RYNIEWICZ BROS. 2648 Botsford TC) 8-8G97 DIE MAKKRS DIE LEADERS ExnerietK'ed Plenty Overtime RICHARD TRUTE TOOL AND DIE CORP, JE 2 1 SI Hooyer Van Dvke Mich DRIVER To drive Checker Cab. Must be 21. Steady employment.

Apply LonRView and Conner. Gas Station. TOOL and DIE MAKERS BENCH HANDS DIE TRYOUT JIG and FIXTURE BUILDERS Long range program on qovernment and civilian toots. Plenty of overtime. MOTOH PRODUCTS CORP.

1 1801 Mack AGENT SALESMEN Opportunity with a future with one of Michigan's fastest growing insurance! companies. Established debits Life, health, accident and hosnitaliza tion. Experience not necessary. We train vou. See Mr Tavlor or Mr Ventura.

35 IP Woodward. Automatic Screw. Machine Oprs. Forj and 8 Spindle cones. Good rates.

Cost of living allowances. Complete insurance coverage. Apply F. Jacobs Co. 1043 SPRUCE Automobile Mechanic Good proposition.

Nice clean, well-equipped shop. Plenty of work. SEE MR. MACKENZIE Allan's Nash Sales fi5fi3 W. WAKREN Aircraft Engineers North American Aviation, Inc.

Offers excellent opportuni ties to engineers in all major fields for long-range military program in LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA and COLUMBUS, OHIO Especially needed are: Engineering Designers Engineering Draftsmen Stress Analysts Aerodynamieists Electrical Engineers AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARILY RF.UUIRED. ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE IN MANY OTHER FIELDS ADAPTABLE. ALSO OPENINGS FOR RECENT EN-GIN BERING COLLEGE AND TECHNICAL SCHOOL GRADUATES. LIBERAL TRANSPORTATION AND MOVING ALLOWANCES Our Representative will be in Detroit Monday, July through Friday, July 11, 1952 (Also interviewing Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m.

to 3 p.m.) See him at the MICHIGAN STATE EMPLOYMENT SERV. 7310 Woodward' Avenue OR TELEPHONE HIM AT Trinity 2-4SJ0O FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR WRITE Engineering Personnel Office North American Aviation, Inc. International Airport Los Angeles 45, California Persons currently employed at their hiiriiost lpvel of skill in essentia' defense industry should not apply. BARBER Steads'. S70 guarantee.

cood for $K5. Southerner preferred. W. Vernor. 2 blocks west of Grand Blvd BARBER Wanted Steady: Iinesi East Side location: air conditioned 19018 Mack.

corner Moroea. TC n-OffoS. BARBER wanted; steady. 63a3 Fen- kcll Ave. FORD MOTOR GO.

TANK DIVISION Offers an Excellent Opportunity for TOOLMAKERS TOOL LATHE OPERATORS TOOL MILL OPERATORS TOOL SHAPER OPERATOR GUTTER GRINDERS FLOOR INSPECTORS MACHINE SETTERS for Lathes, Mills and Grinders REPAIR NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for the new plant now being constructed in Livonia for Defense Production of Medium Tanks APPLY 14300 Woodward ROOM 351 OR 36200 Plymouth Rd. a Mils West el Wayne Road Plymouth Road Office Open Saturdays 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. II Tuesday.

July 8. 1952 Jfl HELP WANTED. MEN DIE MAKERS DIE BARBERS FINISHERS OVERTIME Liberal Insurance Coverage I Lonj Program See E. Heidrich MARDISIAN CORP. 1130 V.

GRAND BLVD. TY 7-5304 DRAFTSMEN Detailers and Checker, exneripneert only. TE 4-73o. Universal Struc- turai steel. DRAFTSMAN DETAILER With 4 years' experience on mechanical.

Excellent opportunity for qualified man. Apply at the F. L. -Jacobs Co. 1043 SPRUCE ST.

DRAFTSMEN Product Engineering Experienced Jr and Sr. Layout Draftsmen Cadillac Motor Car Div. 2S60 CLARK Drivers-Delivery Men Must be neat appearing. Good wafres. steady employment.

IJairl hospitalization. Lite insurance. Florists jM-rv-ice Linwood, Do not rrione. Apply between 11 and DRIVER-SALESMAN Age 2.V to 45 years. Excellent route! open.

highest rate of pay, steady year-around work. Sellinc experience) nei-eesary. Apply 3 to '12 a. m. Sweet Sixteen Beverages 470 V.

CAN FIELD ELECTRICIANS MILLWRIGHTS PIPE FITTERS' Immediate openings inabove classifications for men experienced on industrial main tenance work. ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA 3311 Dunn nr. E. Grd.

Blvd. and Jos. Campau Electricians Millwrights AND Wood Workers FISHER BODY DIV. 601 Piquette ENGINEERS POWER HOUSE SHIFT For positions at the new HYDRA-MATIC plant on Plymouth Rd. or at the Detroit plant.

Must have 1st Class papers. DETROIT TRANSMISSION DIVISION Gen. Motors Corp. 5140 RIOPELLE ENGINEERS Product designed and experimental engineers for positions at new HYDRA-MATIC plant on Plymouth Rd. at the Detroit Plant.

DETROIT TRANSMISSION DIVISION Gen. Motors. Corp. 5140 RIOPELLE FIXTURE BUILDERS JOB SHOP MEN ONLT LONti PKOOKAM CONTACT RALPH HUKf PAKStiNS MKRRi rr CO. 9 MII.E Rf'AD JEKKERSON HARDWARE Hture lidpfr.

juuni man. Experienced preferred. 2'J4J Myrtle I AIRCRAFT METALLURGY SUPERVISOR B-47 Production Program BOEING AlKPf.ANK COMPAN. Wichita. Kansas, Is in argent need of a Sutter inr.

Mrrllnrcist. Thi position rails for a man with a rnllecr derree and with mnsiHer-ablr eineriem-e in ferrn and n'tn ferrous meralfBrev alreraft met-alinrcieal nroeesses ant material, ineludinc X-rar and X-rar rilffrar-linn. If ran qualify a a Snoerisor Meiallureist wire nr write B-int: F.mnlovment orfier. North Water. WietiHa.

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DE 5 ANT IS 2670 CHALMERS VA 8-608" VVM. R. HAMILTON CO. For 89 years service and quality have been our first consideration tkimi'iete funerals as low as $IOO have always been part of onr service. This includes the Dse of onr Funeral Horn' and Chapel Kree parking lot.

3975 CASS AT ALEXANDRINE TE 1-2712 N. Frank Hamilton Clarence E. Ottet William Hamilton H1LLIKKR FUNERAL HOME 2449 West Wand Blvd If 223W UNION CO-OP FUNERALS LEWIS BROS. FUNERAL COSTS CUT IN HALF I'lKIXA 1 700 Fred G. Marshall Sons r.

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P. WAR KICl 1093 E. GRAND BLVD WA 1-0252 9 LOST AND FOUND CALL MlSS DAT' at Woodward 2 94011 and let Free Press rejiners heln too find roiir lost articles Vou may charge wow ad if vou wish or take it to the nearest liner station in get same low cash rates as at tne main office BIFOCAL eyeglasses lost near bench in Cass Park close to temple. Reward. Imperial tel or Rm.

T-45. Peterboro. McPhail, BOXER, brindle. golden brown with black strine: wore choker chain: child's pet, reward. KE 3-8117.

BOXER lost, part Chinese. chain. July 4. TW 1-0372. male.

CAMEO RING WITH DIAMONDS lost June an. Kcwam. UN 1-HQ34 CAMEO BRACELET lost July 2. Vic. Second and Gd.

reward. TE 1-K0OO. Ext. IN LOST lieht blue parakeet, vicinity ennell Meyers. name bKippy Re ard.

U.N a-HU'84 LOST Purse, white and brown plastic: vicinity 7 Mile Inkster: reward. Call, collect. Olive 2-8524 Rochester. Mich LIBERAL reward for return of a black and white part poodle le-male: answers to Suzie: Tie. Monica- Mile Rd.

VI 1-3411. LOST 2 hlack and tan hounds, re- -ri rrv it i 1 1 m. any nay. PARAKEET Lost: lieht blue handed No. 50: vicinity Seyburn- Kerchpval.

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Reward. WATCH Lady's Hamilton, inserin-tin on back: reward. WA 1-bK -8 WHITE Eskimo Samoved let. Bos ton at Second vicinity. Reward TO 8-4271.

WRISTWATCH. Elizabeth Fk. ladv's. lost Jul Trenton. TI 6-1903 IS TRANSPORTATION A-A-A CADILLACS r.iif settle Dsllss Tex Okla Gas.

"oil pd. 3540 Woodward. TF 2-1002. A FREE TRIP TO NEW YORK AND iflPTBUTST. ALSO WEST Detroit Driveaway Dlrs.

and private cars delivered anywnere. CARS furnished to Louisiana. Tvaa fhoentx. 4. an a owance Midwest Auto.

24.i2 Park. WO 1-3000 DEALERS DEIVEAWAY SERVICE on Wars in Driveawav Business LIVERNOIS WE HAYFJs A I "TO DRIVEAWAY WE 3-6783 CARS EVERYWHERE 20 HELP WANTED, WEN Accounts Pavable Clerk Younr man with accounting' education and 1 year practical experience, cost of livinir allowance and complete company paid insurance. Apply F. TACOBS CO. 1043 SPRUCE AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS DESIGNERS Permanent positions In the fast irrnw in liKht metal industry with the pioneer magnesium fabrication.

Aircraft desisrn experience helpful but not imnerative. Contact our Mr, Smo-lek for a personal interview. Brooks Perkins 1950 VV. Fort TA 5-5900 ARC WELDERS Must Be Experienced APPLY AT ONCE The R. C.

Mahon Co. 6565 E. 8 MILE ASSISTANT STORE MANAGER. MAN WITH RETAIL EXPERIENCE INTERESTED IN A POSITION WITH A FUTURE, TRAIN IN SOFT GOODS SPECIALTY FIELD. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN WITH INITIATIVE.

MR. KATZ, WO 3-5974. Needed af TOOL DESIGNERS AND TOOL Layout men Long range program. Excellent opportunity. See W.

L. Pelton, Personnel Bldg. TRUCK COACH DIV. 660 SOUTH BLVD. EAST PONTIAC, MICH.

1 8:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday I IONCE ALB IS July 7. Edwin of 3375 Hendricks; dear brother of Mn. Leonora Hapeier.

Funeral services Wednesday at 10 a. m. from A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 1305? Gratiot Ave.

BARBOI Nettie, July 6. of 1296 Chalmers: wife of Nicholas: mother of Michael. Mrs. Edna Mahais. Mrs.

Matilda Mellon. Mrs. Mary Mitraice. John. Jack.

Dr. Edmund. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16.100 Mack at Outer Drive. Tnesday at 1 :30 and to St.

Georire Church. U03 E. Grand Blvd. at 2:30. BII.T, Oenrjre.

Services 1 n. m. Wednesday at the B. G. G.

R. Harris Funeral Home. 15251 Harper. BINNING July 6. of 50 Rhode Island.

Highland Park. Dr. Daniel beloved husband of Grace E. dear father of Mm. Lois Mae Burns: eranrif athpr of Mrs.

Patricia Billo and Daniel Burns: KTeat-itraiidfathcr of Kalhenne Carol Bilk; brother of Arthur of Syracuse. J. jr. neral from the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home.

18540 Meyers near James Couzens Wednesday at 3 p. m. Interment at White Chapel. RROOKINS July 6. suddenly.

Rob ert Charles, of 202'i Forrer. be- lnvpH hiiKhanrt of Joanne IDoueh ertv dear father of the late Nancy and Michael Brookins and ueraia and larjorie Brookins: son of Charles ami the late Mariorie rirooKins: brother of Frederick R. Brookins. Services at Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home.

14230 W. McNichols Rd. Thursday, at 2 p. m. BROOKINS July 6.

suddenly. Nancy aire 3 years, darling dauirhier of Joanne ana tne late nooeri Charles Biookin: granddaughter of Mr and Mrs. Clyde E. Doueherty, Services at Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home 14230 W.

McNichols Rd Thursday, at 3 p. m. BROOKINS July B. suddenly. Michael, age 1 year, darling son of Joanne and the late Robert Charles Brookins: grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde E. Dougherty. Services at Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home.

142.10 W. McNichols Thursday, at 2 p. m. BROWN Frank beloved husband of Rachel: at A. O.

Matthews Funeral Home. 1030 E. Grand until Tuesday nifrht. Services and interment at Salina, Kansas. BITKNELI, Clarence suddenly July 4.

1052. at Trout Lake. Mich. Husband of Esther L. Bucknell: father of John A.

and Richard G. Bucknell. Funeral service at chanel of the William R. Hamilton Cass Ave. corner Alexandrine, Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

CLAMAGE Minnie, wife of the late David, dear mother of Burton. Maurice, and Stanley, eirht grandchildren, two great grandchildren, dear sister of Mrs. S. L. Ruber, and Mrs.

Jack Barnett of Seattle. Wash.J and Aaron Ziv. of Spokane. Wash Services. Tuesday.

1 p.m., at Lewis Brothers. 3800 Puritan. FRANK July 5. Mildred, of 6144 Charles, beloved wife of Kormand C. dear mother of Norman H.

and Joseph five grandchildren and two sisters also survive: daughter of John Slangier. Funeral Tuesday. 8:30 a. from A H. Peters Funeral Home.

12057 Gratiot and at Transfiguration Church. GOODE July 7. Margaret sister of Daniel Goode. Mrs. Joanna Fletcher and Mrs.

Mary Murphy, of Ireland. Funeral from Mclnnes-Des-mond. Funeral Home. IBID Woodward. Wednesday.

St. Benedict Church at 9. Gt'DENAlT Gilbert July suddenly: are 33. of 14470 Wilshire. Son of William G.

and the late Martha: brother of Marvin. Raymond. William. Virginia. Mrs.

Rita Lantzy. Mrs. Bfrnice McNabb. Mrs. Marie Nelson.

Mrs. Julia Rogers and Mrs. Florence Mulcahey. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 1 Mack at Outer Drive.

Wednesday at 9:15. and to St. Juliana Church at in; Member of the Holy Name Society. HOWF.I.L July 6, Robert of 17242 VanBuren, beloved husband of Nellie, father of Mrs. Eleanor Elson.

Mrs. Roberta Kurtz. Glenn and CriTf h'r! Howell of Sullivan. brother of Mrs. Viola Koeppe of Lodi.

Mrs. Ferna Roberts of New York. N. Y. Also survived by six grandchildren.

Servu-es 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the R. G. and G. R. Harris Funeral Home.

14751 W. McNichols Rd. MARX July 1952. Hubert at Leaminsrton. of 292 Elmhnret and Linden Beach.

Kinirsville. husband of Florence Marx, father of Barbara and Jack Marx, brother of Marcellus and Donald Marx. Funeral service at chapel of the William Hamilton Cass corner of Alexandrine, Wednesday mo mine at 11 o'clock. MARKLE Aratha G. fnee Vossen.i July 4.

suddenly, of lirexel. ife of Walter: mother of Walter. John. Elaine and James: also survived by seven sisters, one brother and one rrandchild. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home.

1630O Mack, at Outer Trrive. Tuesday, at 9:30. and St. John Berchmans Church, at 10:00. Interment.

St. Clair. Mich. PERKITT July 3. 1952.

William C. suddenly, husband of Jeanne, son of William and Mary Perritt. brother of Mary Evelyn Price. Funeral service at chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cass corner of Alex andrine, Wednesday at 11 clock.

PLAIA Pietro. July 5. of 4311 Somerset, beloved husband of Rosa: dear father of Frank and Baldina Pellisrrmo: two (rranchildren survive. At Ira H. Hubhell Funeral Home.

047 Ker'-heval. Funeral. Holy Family Church. Wednesdav. 10:45 a.m.

Rosary. Tuesday. p.m. Lee M. Winner Funeral Tlrictor.

ratA-htrbai38i. RITZ Jul Snrineardei Lorna: dear father of Mrs. Glorian Adrae-na. Sandra and Michelle: 3 grandchildren alo survive: brother of Lewis. Mr.

Ruth Rinke and Mrs. Gertrude Irier. Funeral servient Wpdnedav at 1 o'clock from A. H. Petera Funeral Home.

12057 Gratiot. SCHfLn Joseph. are R5. dear husband of Ma.vme, beloved father of Mildred Narorski. Joseph.

Marian Hardinir. Walter and Shirley Noark. also 11 rrandchildren and two grreat-rrandehildren. Services will be held Wednesdav. July 9.

from John Ohrzanowski Funeral Home. 7.VI1 Miller Ave. nr Van Dyke at a. m. to Holy Name Church at P.

Interment Mr. Olivet Cemetery-Rosarv will be aaid Tueday at 8 p. m. SCHELL July Otto of 11061 Sanford: beloved husband of Frieda: dear son of Heinrich. and Dora Schell.

of Kiel. Germany. Funeral services Wednesday. 2 p. at A.

H. Peters Funeral Home. 1C057 Gratiot Ave. Interment Cadillac, Memorial Gardens, East. Deceased was member of Reinirold Singine Society.

SIEGR1ST July 5. Rose, beloved wife of Walter: dear mother of Walter sister of Mrs. Claire Bauman. Services from the Armstrong Fnneral Home. 10300 Puritan.

Tuesday at 1 p. m. SLATER Thomas. Services p. m.

at the. R. G. G. R.

Hams Funeral Home. 15151 Harper. STEVEN July 4. Mabel beloved wife of John; daus-hter of Mrs. Thomas Bishop: sister of Clarence Hand.

Beniamin. John and Alice. Funeral from parlors of J. Sutton Son, 4147 Trumbull. Tuesday at 1.

TIMONEN Exel. Julv fL De-Soto. dear uncle of Mrs Fanny Nordrum and Mr. Bertha Swetina: dear brother of Pan'. Anna.

Hilis. Elma and H-lvi. in Finland. Funeral service. Wednesday.

p.m.. from David P. Anderson Funeral Pome. Twelfth St. Interment.

Ever green Cemetery. WEAVER Norman Howard. July 5. beloved husband of Clara: dear brother of Mrs. Florence Rowe.

of Kenmore. N.T Leonard and Timothy Weaver, of EfRhart. Ind. Funeral services, Tuesday. 2 p.m..

from David P. Anderson Funeral Home. Twelfth St. Interment. Roseland Park.

WILSON Elizabeth E. 10 Mile Roval Oak. July Rth. beloved wife of William dear mother of Harry. Mr.

Marsaret M-Coll and Mrs. Betty McDonald, three trrandchildren. Rosary service StflO Tuesday evening in Spaill'lini- Son Fnneml Home. Son W. 9 Mile Ferndale.

Funeral 9 o'clock Wednedav morninc at St. Mary Church. Royal Oak. WILL July 5. Fred, of 3972 Conlin.

beloved husband of Alice: dear father of Marvin, Fred. Sylvia. Gerald and Alice: also survived hy eicbt trrandchildren. Services. o'clock.

Wednesday afternoon, at the G. R. Harris Funeral Home. 4251 cass Ave. i ZEKIVD July 4.

Charles Fred erick: husband of Irene Ralph -e- klnd: father of Charles and Thomas H. Zektnd: brother of Mrs. Herbert Overman and Joseih Fnneral service at Chapel of the William Hamilton Co. Cas Ave ir-ner Alexandrine Tuesday. :30 p.

5 MONUMENTS CALL, ohone or write No obligation THE LLOYD BROS. CO More than 10ft years of knowtne how Z.t.lS RnciK BI.DQ WO I 7B28 rni 'fsesj wast dial ti'saaTi irvfiiinii msiii iMnraY i mi 'i fi riiM OAR HEEDS: Skilled TOOL MAKERS DIE MAKERS DIE SINKERS GAUGE MAKERS TOOL SET-UP TOOL LATHE TOOL MILL CUTTER GRINDERS SHAPER HANDS BORING MILL TEMPLATE MAKERS WOOD PATTERN MAKERS Journeymen SHEET METAL WORKERS on maintenance EXPERIMENTAL MACHINISTS LAYOUT INSPECTORS TOOL INSPECTORS STEAM FITTERS MILLWRIGHTS MAINTENANCE WELDER Journeymen MACHINE REPAIR ELECTRICIANS Production GEAR CUTTERS GEAR GRINDERS DULLARD OPERATORS CRANK GRINDERS CRANK LATHE SEMI-AUTOMATICS MILLING MACHINE RADIAL DRILL ID and OD GRINDERS THREAD GRINDERS KELLER OPERATORS Engineering ENGINE DESIGNERS CHECKERS LAYOUT MEN MECHANICAL ENGINEERS RIDE PROJECT ENGINEERS TEST ENGINEERS PLANT ENGINEERS TOOL DESIGNERS PLANT LAYOUT METALLURGISTS Apply PACKARD Employment Office Harper af Concord 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday, Open Saturday A. M.

OBITUARIES Dr. Binning Services Wednesday Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Dr. Daniel E. Binning1, "8, of 50 Rhode Island, Highland Park, popular physician who delivered nearly 7,500 babies in the Detroit area. Dr.

Binning-, who died Sunday night, will be buried in White it ft- FU. OS for a home-cooked dinner! can get to cook it?" 20 HELP WANTED, MEN BARBER Good wares: also part time, won wyomine at vv. tin eaeo BARBER Part or full time apprtn- tit-e: young man preferred. Hot lie west BARBER wanted. 6 or 7 weeks.

9845 Grand River. BARBER Apprentice or part time. Art's. 25627 Van Born; Lo 2-7021. BARBER wanted: union sruarantee.

27544 Plymouth Rd. BARBER Wauted: (rood waires. 4721 waveriy. at Jiyernois. BARBER Steady: 70: rood bar-ber.

19118 W. Warren. BARBERS Steady: mission: rood job. rain Dea rborn. Oo and com-13313 Michi- BARBERS- -3.

steady. 70. good 5530 Michigan. BARBER WANTED PART TIME 23822 JOHN HAZEL PARK BARBER wanted, irood $100 week. steady.

3901 Third. BARBER WANTED BUHL BLDG. BARBER SHOP EARBER Steady: $65 guarantee. HiH23 Schoolcraft BARBER or grood apprentice wanted, Wednesdays off. 24P45 Gratiot.

BODY AND ENGINE PLANT NEEDS TOOL MAKERS APPLY DE SOTO Div. of Chrysler Corp. Michigan at Wyoming Carpenters, Rough Finish Harvey on project on Ave between ort and Uix. Lincoln Park. EDWARD ROSE.

BUILDER CARPENTERS Applv 2S429 Michi gan Ave. Mooe Bros. Centerless Grinder Operators With or Without Experience 2537 MYRTLE CENTERLESS Grinder Man Apply 3 11 roans pimintfiiam. jnicn. CHEF for small Mackinaw Island hotel.

Opportunity for nice summer vacation. Call WO 1-0155. Checker Cab Drivers To drtve cabs. Must be 21. Steady employment.

Apply Cloverdale and Oakman. Gas Station. CLERK Youiiir man. Good opportunity, permanent, pleasant work-lnc conditions. 6-day week.

American Radiator AND Standard Sanitarv Corp. DEXTER Collection Men Inside and outside: must be experienced in collection of installation accounts: outside man must furnish own car. Apply in person. Personnel Department Seventh Floor. Industrial National Rank GRISWQLD AND MICHIGAN DISPATCHER Experienced in Fuel Oil Steady work year around: inusl know East Side well" nfcren" Slate asre.

expern-m-e. Apply in own bandwritinr Boi 1171. Free Press. 31. MANUFACTURING CO.

NEEDS Boiler Engineers 1st Class Carpenters Electricians Pipe Filters Tin Smiths Apply 1 1631 Mack 4621 Conner 6450 E. 8 Mile Rd. 3675 E. Outer Dr. 3100 Meldrum 3001 Miller n.1 "I Invited Mr.

Timpton up Got any idea who I 20 HELP WANTED, MEN Automotive Aircraft and Tank Draftsmen Designers Checkers Layout Men Senior Detailers Specification Men Process Eng. Convertible top, layout and or pattern men. Long range programs with scheduled overtime. Interviews daily for men ex perienced in above classifications. Also Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 9 :30.

Saturdays 8 to 2 :30. APPLY Salaried Personnel Office FISHER BODY ENG. DIV. 465 W.Milwaukee BARBERS. 2.

wanted, steady work. Pay 70 per cent. Good lor 890. 3732 Third. 1DDTD 4 V'TT Tl ITninn Vi 3 rVw shop.

Griffin Barber Shop. 22514 E. 9 Mile. St. Clair Shores.

BARBER Steady. SH5 guarantee, excellent working- conditions. 16024 Grand Riyer. at Rutherford BARBER wanted. 5-day week.

')o guaranteed. Must be rood. 29213 Ford Garden Cit BARBER Steady. $75 a week guarantee and commission: no drunks. McXirhols.

BARBER WANTED for 6 weeks. Good pay. Grosse Pointe. TU BARBER, steady. 5V, days, closed Wed.

afternoons. S75 euarantee. 135MM Woodward. TO fl-2424 BARBER wanted: steady, sood for S80 a week. 166 E.

Jefferson. GARLAND MFG. CO. 10533 GRATIOT Needs Die Makers Jig and Fixture Builders Shaper Operators Lucas Operators Milling Machine Operators Bench Hands 58 Hrs. Per Week Company Paid Insurance Parking Facilities APPLY AT French Road Entrance' Chapel Memorial Centetery after 2 p.m.

services at the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home, 16540 Meyers. A native of Syracuse, N. Dr. Binning practiced 43 in Detroit after eight years at School craft, Mich.

He was city physician from 1912 to 1920. AT THE TIME of his death, he was on the staff of Grace Hospital and Highland Park General Hospital. On May 13, he delivered his preat jrranddaugh ter, Katherine. Carol Billo. Other survivors are his wife, Grace a daughter, Mrs.

Tatricia Mae Burns; a brother, Arthur of Syracuse, and two grandchildren. HUBERT K. MARX A Wayne County constable and a lifelong Detroit-area resident, Mr. Marx died Sunday at Leamington, nfter a 10-day illness. He was 62 and lived at 292 Elmhurst, Highland Park.

Surviving are his wife, Florence; a daughter, Barbara, and a son, Jack. Services will be at the Wm. II. Hamilton 3975 Cass, at 11 a.m. Wednesday.

Deaths Eheivhere Mike Holm, 76, secretary of state of Minnesota since 1920; in St. Paul. Tauline Cleaver, 72, author of "Make a Job for Yourself" and former writer of a syndicate newspaper column; in Plain-field, N. J. Louis Alexandre Taschereau, 85, premier of Quebec from 1920 to 1936 and a key figure in Quebec's modern political history; in Quebec.

Watchman Kills Human Ghost BUENOS AIRES (JP) -A terrified night watchman killed what he thought was a while ghost. The "ghost" turned out to be Pedro Fernandez, who had just been robbed by two drinking companions who dumped him into a chalk solution on a building in.