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23 HELP WANTED WOMEN 3 DEATH HQTICES PARDEE-April 25. 1949. L. Belle, 22141 Madison Dearborn, dear sister tf rfary Mrs. Zaidee Howe.

Hertcrt Seaman and Harry A. Seaman. Funeral Thursday at 1 -'clock- from Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. 22546 Michigan Ave. Burial Woodmere Cemetery.

PLOCICA April 25, Joseph of 5947 Grandy; dear father of Mrs. John H. Melching. of Houston. Texas, and Joseph.

of Harbor Springs; brother of Frank Currie. of Detroit; Michael, of Irvington, New Jersey, also 2 sisters. In state at Fred Wood Funeral Home, 8450 Plymouth nr. Grand River Ave. Services at St.

Stanislaus Catholic Church, Thursday 9 a. m. Services and burial. Harbor Springs, Saturday morning. REGENTIN William beloved husband of Grace nee Denstaedt dear son of the late Mary and Frederick Regcntin: brother of Mrs.

Emma Foss and Mrs. Lilly Sinn; six stepdaughters survive. Services from Cooper Bros. Mortuary. Mack at Gar- land.

Wednesday. 1 :30. REICHLE April 25. Leonard of 13299 Mark Twain beloved husband of Martha T. dear father of Leonard F.

C. of Arlington. Mrs. Albertme Maeder. of Philadelphia.

brother of Herman Miss Frieda Reichle. Mrs. Hannah Voelker. of Tacoma. Mrs.

Edna Knack and Mrs. Doris Wood; grandfather of three grandchildren. At the F. B. Hunter Funeral Home.

13903 Terry, cor. Schoolcraft, until Wednesday. 10:30 a. m. In state at the Covenant Lutheran Church.

12935 Buena Vista at Grand River, from 12 noon until time of service. 2 p. m. RENAUD April 25. Frances Ann.

of 6691 Conner, darling daughter of Vincent F. and Shirley Dacey Re-naud. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from A.

H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot and 10 a. m. at St.

David Church. ROCHELEAU April 25. Thomas. aged 77. beloved husband of Lucy dear father of Elmer Norman P.

Rocheleau and Mrs. John R. Eastman: also survived by 14 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral from Ted C. Sullivan Funeral Home.

14230 West McNichols Thursday morning at 8:30. and Dun Seotus at 9. Interment Monroe. Michigan. UPTON Alice Marion.

80. wiidow of the late Frank: grandmother of Mrs. Robert De Francis and Mrs. Robert Ullrick. April 26 after a brief illness.

Funeral services from the residence. 1073 West Washington. Friday 2 p. m. Interment Utica Ccmeiery.

8 FUNERAL DIRECTORS It HELP WABTED, MEW YOUNG MAN Formal clothes rent-als. men's wear and clothing measurement, ee-ling Experienced only n-red apply. Wonderful opportunity. 5- t-s Formal Clothiers and Tailors. 1 i')0 E.

Warren YOX'NG man, 17 to 20. to be trained as mgr. assist, in order taking exp. unnecessary. Cn average $1-52 hourly while in training; 6- hour day; 8:30 a.

m. Em nee," Majestic Bldg. DON'T PHONE. 3 YOUNG MEN, 18-2 free to travel California: given preference: physical handicap no hinderance: immediate expenses advanced, transportation furnished: average earnings S60 week and bonus. A.

Moore. Hotel Detroiter. No phone calls. -OA SALESMEN WANTED CANVASSERS 13 canvassers for sales training program with established heating company, ear or experience not necessary. Drawing a-count against commission.

Apply Mr. Boyle. 13833 Linwood. from 9 a. m.

to 4 p. m. Earn $65 per week and more Expansion program requires more alert and reliable colored men. Experience not necessary. Advancement depends upon ability.

High school graduates, age 24 and over. Old age security plan. Permanent employment. Apply Monday through Friday 7:30 a. m.

to 11:30 a. m. 689 Mack Ave. EARN nr. selling Real Silk Products.

3 hrs. daily. CA 4264. Evenings. Mrs.

Brown. VE 6-37l. EXPERIENCED music enrollment men. out of state, highest commissions paid. Apply Bronsou Music 1010 Beaubien Manufacturers' Bldg.

FULLER BRUSH Dealers have profit of $75 to $125 per week. Can use three men. Also one colored territory. EAST SIDE WEST SIDE CA S546 CE 1233 LEVER BROS. CO.

manufacturers of nationally-known brand such as Rinso, Lux and Sory. desire salesman to sell their products to retail grocery trade in Detroit. Good opportunity for ambitious and energetic voung man: preferred age 26 to 35. In order to Qualify, must have experience in selling to grocery outlets. Selling to consumer not considered: no travelling necessary.

Ex- lenses and car furnished. Apply writing. 3007 Book Detroit. 26. State age.

marital status, experience, address and telephone number. INSURANCE Are you interested in turning $100 and more per week'r No exoerience necessary. We train vo.i. Call between 10 and 1. '1616 D-ivid Stott Bldg.

INSURANCE field service man. Established route. CA 2128. it EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Executives Personnel Auditor, Credit Exd- Retail. 30-45 SoJ.C0 Sales.

30-45. Exo. Ind. Waxes, etc. 6.000-7.a00 Sales Correspondence.

35-40 3.900 SaW. Plant Maintenance Supplies 33-40 3.600 FEMALE See'y. Career Woman $300 Lab. Technician. Reg.

300 Sec'y to Pres. 250 Legs! Rouge 230 Some 8 Mile 250 Sec to V. P. Chge. Blvd.

240 Sec'y. College. Blvd. 225 Sec'y to Salesmanacer 225 Relieve on PBX. N.E.

225 Typist. Excellent Girl. dntn. 215 dntn. and Dexter 215 Sec y.

G.M. Sect. 215 Sec'y. E. Jeff.

Club 200 plus Ediphone. Lovely Office 200 Statistician, dntn. 200 Jr. Blvd. 200 H.P..

5 days 195 Receptionist-Typist, N.E. 185 PBX. Blvd. If5 G.M. Sect.

175 Sec'y to Budget E. Jeff. 18O-2H0 PBX. Single. 5 days 175 Stenographers 44).

dntn. 176 Invoice Clerk, Monroe Calc, P. 175 CADILLAC 3480. 1334 BOOK BLDG. GERMAINE PERSONNEL COUNSELOR 1007 Industrial Bank Bldg.

Washington Blvd. at Grand River Prompt. Courteous. Confidential Worthwhile Openings continuously available for oualified secretaries, stenographers, bookkeepers, typists, switchboard, office men. payroll, clericals.

All Locations Ton Salaries A Service for Men and Women One of Detroit's Oldest Agencies HELIARC WELDERS COMBINATION WELDERS Tool Lathe First Class Power House Ambulance Helpers. Ice Cream Makers, Chefs. Cooks. Kitchen Men. Girls Stenographers Secretaries.

Typists. Cashiers. Women Cooks. Pastry Bakers. Waitresses, Counter Girls.

Soda Fountain Girls. Domestics. Cadillac Employment 1220 CASS AVE. AT MICHIGAN Key Personnel 2026 NATIONAL BANK BLDG. MISS WARE CH 8720 MISS JOHNSON MISS KAY Bookkeepers.

Asst's: Typists. Comptometer. Switchboard. Bookkeeping Machine Operators. Clerical.

File and Mail Clerks. Salaries commensurate with ability S145-S275 MEN'S DIVISION MR. WADE OFFICE TECHNICAL SALES New Openings Dally With Detroit's Best Firms 1 MITCHENER PLACEMENT SERVICE H. L. MITCHENER GLENN F.

STOCK Property acct. automotive 30-45 yrs. S400-J450 Procedure writing, engineering operating exp. $400 Auditor, cost exp. Sr.

consolidation 30-45 yrs. S400-S600 612 BUHL BLDG. YEAGER PERSONNEL SERVICE 736 DIME BLDG. RA 6293 23 HELP WANTED, WOMEN BEAUT? operator, experienced at least 3 years, salary and commissi! mutt be good hair stylist. TR "CLERKTYPIST This work combines both clerical work and typing, is permanent and offers many advantages.

Hours 8 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. 5 days.

Downtown location. R. Polk and Co. 431 HOWARD ST. DETROIT FREE PRESS Wednesday, April 27, 1949 Williams Gets New Setback From Oar Lansing Bureau LANSING Gov.

Williams' legislative program received another setback Tuesday when the House Judiciary Committee virtually scrapped his major revisions of unemployment compensation. The committee reported the Hutchinson-Bannasch bill, which increases benefits from the present $20 to S24 weekly without extending the duration. THE WILLIAMS program called for $30 weekly for 36 weeks plus $3 weekly up to four dependents instead of the present $2. The most important liberali-, ration of the present law was the elimination of a section dealing with the eligibility of workers who quit their jobs voluntarily. In the present law they are disqualified.

Elimination of the section would leave certain administrative discretion in dealing with such cases. THE NEW DKAFT excludes from coverage students in train-ing-on-the-job programs. It incorporates another bill to dispense with the waiting period when veterans shift from GI unemployment compensation to state payments. The fight of seamen for unemployment coverage during weeks of idleness was lost in the committee draft. They are at present regarded as seasonable workers and not entitled to benefits when the winter tie- l.pps come.

The committee report sets up July 3 as the date for the determination of merit ratings without changing the basic period as proposed in Gov. Williams' draft. Obituaries AEGIDIUS MAISEL The father of the Rev. Edward S. Maisel, pastor of St.

Casimer's Church, 'Mr. Maisel, 89, died Tuesday at rectory, 3381 Twenty-third. He was a member of many Polish organizations, the Maccabees and the International Moulders Foundry Workers (AFL). Services will be at 10:30 a. m.

Saturday at the rectory and at 11 a. m. at the church. Burial will -be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

SIRS. GRACE SIMMONS Formerly of Dearborn, Mrs. Simmons, 42, died Tuesday in Corpus Cristi, Tex. The family moved there four months ago. She had lived in Dearborn 13 years.

She is survived by her husband, Arthur; four daughters and a son. Services and burial will be in Corpus Christi Friday. 20 KELP WANTED, WEN RBER Experienced: first class shop; good wages, 169-4 Van Dyke. BaRBER Wanted Steady afternoons and Saturdays; Apply 520 BARBER wanted for 2 weeks: good hair cutter. $55 guarantee or 17804 ML Elliott.

BA iBER shoo -porter wanted: good Jieady job. 15040 Grand River. BARBER Wanted Transportation Barber Shop. 131 W. Lafa yette.

BaF.BER wanted. 530 guar, and 70. 14218 Mack. BARBER for second chair, steady. guarantee.

5840 Chene. BARBER Steady. 4 to 6. TY 6-9019. CARETAKER for 33" apartments.

West Side; married; preferably over 60. experienced, with other employment: and 4-room front apartment. CA 7452. CAR WASHERS Must be good. Nor-dick Auto 18409 Livernois.

TTN 4-1633. CREW MANAGER with magazine or book selling experience, salary and commission. H. Cook. 616 Ham-mond Bldg- Detroit.

26. Dingmen Door Fitters Metal Finishers Top Builders Torch Solderers Copper Solder' rs APPLY BRIGGS MFG. CO. 3IOOMeldrum DRY CLEANER--Rust-spottiug ex? perience necessary. 1648 E.

7 Mile Rd. FOREMAN WANTED For warehouse handling sheet's, plates, bars and structural steel. Should have steel mill or large steel warehouse experienc, and ability to handle men. Excellent opportunity for right experience and qualifications in your application which will be held confidential. Our employes know of this ad.

Address Box 1910, Free Press, 31. MECHANICS EXPERIENCED CADILLAC OR OLDSMOBILE; FIVE-DAY WEEK CADILLAC MOTOR CAR DIVISION 3180 EAST JEFFERSON METAL FINISHERS Must Be Experienced MurrayCorp. of America 7700 RUSSELL 21 TRADE, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS A BETTER JOB Steady WorkGood Pay There is a big demand all over the country for the following skilled AUTO BODY REPAIR COLLISION WORK AUTO MECHANICS HYDRA-MATIC Automatic Transmission ACETYLENE WELDING Electric Arc Welding HELIARC WELDING Start training today. Learn by doing practical work. AH our instructors are factory trained men with years of experience.

We teach the latest methods. Pay us a visit and see for yourself. Veterans train at Government expense and subsistence pay while training. Wolverine School APPROVED UNDER GI BILL OF RIGHTS Detroit's Oldest and Largest Trade School 20 YEARS IN SAME LOCATION 1400 W. Fort St.

Day. Night School CHERRY 0692 CHERRY 0601 AIRLINE TRAINING for wen and women. CENTRAL RADIO SCHOOL 706 Transportation Bldg. WO 2-7762 ANNOUNCEMENT MaKE iOUK FUTURE SECURE TIME STUDY MOTION STUDY METHODS ENGINEERING WELl, PAYING CAREERS STEADY ADVANCEMENT TO SETTER SUPERVISORY JOBS FREE EMPLOYMENT CONSULTING --RVICW FOR OUR GRADUATES Detroit Time Study School 1 247 GRANn RIVER CA 6760 AUTO MECHANICS BODY BUMPING Earn While You Learn Learn one or both in a few weeks. Get shoo experience in engine overhauls, transmissions and differentials, carburetion and ignition systems, brakes, automatic drives, etc.

Do body, fender and collision work. Front end and frame alignment. Acetylene and arc welding, spray painting, general etc. GI APPROVED. Largest auto school in Mich.

Full or part time: day or evening. Open till 8 p. m. daily. AUTO TRAINING DIV.

iichigan School of Trades. Inc. 1481 14TH TA 6-6300 "AUTO MECHANICS Earn up to $126 a week. Learn qit'ckly. Practical shop training.

A-l instructors: 30 year- school expen- ence. Big dcuianc iot good mechanics. Wt train vets ana non-vets. Vets re entitled tc monthly subsistence. McSweeney Trade School 36 16 WOODWARr TE 3-4253 AUTOBUMPING WELD1N A INTING PLENTY OF JOBS Michigan's Largest FXCLUSIVE BUMPINGCHOOL Detroit Trade School 63 BRADY APPROVED FOR VETERANS Design Engineering Inst.

Veteran and state-approved automotive tool and die design, sheet metal layout and drafting, auto body development. 5K61 JUNCTION TY 6-0020 DIESEL and truck maintenance school, practical course. Inquire today. Open till 8 p. m.

daily. MICHIGAN DIESEL SCHOOL, INC. 8610 W. FORT. VI 3-6360 DIE -TOOL DESIGN ACME SCHOOL.

17 BBADT. PET LEARN Glass Blowing AND THE ART OF NEON CAY AND EVENING CLASSES O. APPROVED FLETCHER Neon Institute 9001 WEST FORT. CORNER 21 ST Learn Dry Cleaning AND TAILORING AT CITY TRADE SCHOOL 2641 Joy Rd. TY 5-1221 Men Wanted to FOR CAREERS IN TELEVISION RADIO Ask any radio engineer about tha school to choose then investigate for yourself.

See our fully eouiooed laboratories with students buildinr receivers, transmitters and servicing all types of radio, electronic and television eauipment. Get details on how you too can ioin them in the next class starting soon. GI approved. Day and evenipg classes. Phone WO 2-5661.

Write or visit the school at the convenient downtown location. Offices open daily. 9 a. m. to 0 m.

Saturday until 5 n. m. Electronics Institute 2457 WOODWARD DONOVAN BLDG. 3 Blocks North of the Fox Theater Refrigeration "LEARN BY DOING" Practical shop training in household, commercial and industrial refrigeration repair. Day or Evening Classes.

GI Approved Union School of Refrigeration 3305 West Lafayette. Corner 22nJ Detroit's Oldest Refrigeration School LEARN BARBERING I DEATH NOTICES BECKER Dec. 7. 1944. LaVern beloved husband of Janet Carman: dear father of Catherine: son of Mrs Maude Becker: brother of DonnaC Funeral 2 p.

m. Friday. April 29. from Allen's Funeral Home. Lake Orion.

BIELMAN April 25. 1949. Cathe-nne (nee Schmidt), of 1535 Garland, beloved wife of the late Anthony: dear mother of Mrs. August (Mary) Vobless. Alfred.

Raymond and Russell: sister of Mrs. Lena Kean and Edward Smith- sixteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren to mourn her. Funeral from the Ralph Bourgeois Chapel. 8339 Mack Thursday. 8am and St.

Clements Church. Centerline. 9 o'clock. Interment at Center-line. BOUDREAU CdI.

Robert C. age 18? suddenly. April 22. 1949. at More-head.

N. Carolina, beloved son of Caroline L. Boudreau and the late William H. Boudreau: brother of William Mrs. A.

J. Giraud and Frank Taylor, of Pittsburg. Michi- fan. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. rom residence.

13997 Kentucky Ave. Burial Woodmere CemetPry. BRAUN Brown April 23, Mathilda, beloved wife of the late Frank loving mother of Alfred. Raymond, Victor, Clemens and Frank; 10 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren also survive. Funeral from George P.

Warrick Funeral Home. 1093 East Grand Bl.d., Wednesday. 10:30 a. St. Anthony's Church at 11.

BROWN April 25th, 1949; Guy SV, husband of Margaret father of Guy, and Richard Brown brother of Roy, William and Ray- mond Brown. Mrs. Kenneth Gran then and Mrs. James Angus. Funeral service at chapel of the Win.

R. Hamil-nfl? j'1 Ca8s cor. Alexandrine ihursday at 11 a. m. under auspices of Palestine Lodge, No.

357 F. A A. BRCH Fannie. 75. ApriJ 25.

of Mxlford. beloved mother of Mrs. A. W. Johnson.

Milford; dear JiBter qt Mrs. Luella Cook, of Man-ton. dear stepmother of Mrs. I. Spalding.

Redford Services Thursday, April 28, at 3:30 p. from P.i.hardson-Bird Funeral Home, Mii-fjri Interment at Wixom Cemetery. CU iMPLIN C. Ken age 43. of 2556 Gray suddenly, beloved husband of Louva father of Betty Lpd and Kenneth son of Mrs.

Myrtle J. Champlin. of Indianola, Services Wednesday. 8 p. fron the Gordon C.

Crabb Funeral -Home. Gratiot at Outer under auxpicea of Pillar Lodge No. 5-6. also member of Pillar Eastern Star No. 475.

Burial Indianola. Iowa. DEWEES April 26. at 3232 Mont- gomery Gilbert beloved husband of Josephine, father of William and Robert Stafford, brother of Frank and William. Funeral from Harvey A.

Neelv Funeral Home. 5683 Maybury Grand. Friday at 2:30 n. m. DUNN (nee Hensien) Viola of 461 Kitchener beloved wife of Fred J.

Dunn, dear sister of Mrs. Maude E. Reardon and the late John and Elmer E. Hensien. Funeral from Alfred W.

Eppene' Funeral Home. 8339 Gratiot Fridav morning at 9:15 and at St. Martin's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet.

GEERSENS Victor. April 24. of 2519 Chalmers, husband of Selma: father of Mrs. Helen Rosselle. Mrs.

Mildred Troia and Mrs. Margaret Glas-ser: also one sister and one brother in Belgium, and six grandchildren also survive. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack, at Outer Drive. Thursday at 9:15.

and to Our Lady of Sorrows Church at 10. Rosary. Wednesday evening at 8. President of the William Tell Archery Club: past president of the Belgian-American Century Club: member of the I Belgian-American Businessmen's Association and St. Charles Society.

GLASS Emma Blake, wife of late Denton beloved mother of Mrs. Raymond Orr and Mrs. George Law-eon: dear grandmother of Barbara Jayne Orr. all of Ypsilanti: several nieces and nephews. Funeral services at Geer Funeral Home, in Ypsilanti.

Wednesday. 2:30 p. m. Burial, North- view Cemetery, in Dearborn. URAIXA April 24: Thomas, of 5321 St.

Aubin beloved husband of Petronella: dear father of Mrs. Walter Szalkowski. Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. Joseph Nowak.

Frank and Stanley: grandfather of 16 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. m. from the Wujeck Funeral Home. 1432 East Canfield and Sweetest Heart of Marv Church at 10 a.

m. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery. HANDELMAN Samuel: husband of Esther: father of Morris, Milton and Arnold. Services Leis Bros. Memorial Chapel.

3800 Puritan, Wed- nesday at 3 p. m. HART April 25. 1949: at Rochester, New York: Blanche J. Hart, formerly of Detroit: survived by three nieces and three nephews.

At chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton Cass cor. Alexandrine. Instead of flowers tributes may be sent to the Fregh Air Society of Detroit.

lllLLER Oscar April 24. of 1621 New Castle. Grosse Pointe Woods: husband of Esther: father of Mrs. Emilie Simmons. Mrs.

Dorothea Johnson. Mrs. Hazel Shangle and Mrs. Edna Heyn. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home.

16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Wednesday at l. HINZMANN Bertha, mother of Mrs. Hattie Calvin. Mrs.

Freda Oppat: of Gladys Faulkner. Donald Calvin. Richard. Thomas and Caiol Oppat; also survived by two great-grandchildrrn. Services at residence.

1532 Casgrain Friday at :30 p. m. HOWARD Apri: 25. Gladys Merz. bi'loved wife of Jesse: foster-mo'her oi Mrs Angus Nicolson; deat sister of Mrs.

J. H. Pringle. Mr. H.

Dwenger. Mrs. E. Severin, John. James and Daniel McNiool.

Services at the Haley Funeral Home. 10065 Hamilton, at Puritan. Thurs- rfjy. 3 p. m.

LORENTZKON April 25. Ivar. suddenly: beloved husband of Maymie: dear father of Carl Huddieston. Funeral from parlors of J. Sutton ft Son.

4147 Trumbull Thursday at p. m. M.AJSEL-Aegidius. dear father of ppt. Edward S.

Maisel. pastor of St. Casimers Church: surviving are Frances Maisel. of Chicago, and grandchildren Lucille Kraiinski Henry. Eugene and Raymond Msisel.

of Chica-o. Funeral services from St. Casimer's Rectory. 3081 Twenty-Third Saturday at 10M0 to St. Caimer Church at Mt.

Olivet. For further information call Leonard A. Turow- ski. Director. MALETTE April 25.

1949. Leon Frank, husband of Alice Walby Malette; father of Mrs. Blanca Gravel. Edgar and William Malette and Edmond and Charles Brouillet. At chapel of the Wm.

R. Hamilton Co 3975 Cass Ave. Services aV Blessed Sacrament Church. 9844 Woodward. Thursday at, 9:30 a.

m. MAMACI Pietro. April 22. age 98. beloved father of Frank.

Tom. Joe. Sam. Pete. Mrs.

Pearl Dommarito and Mrs. Mary Vassallo: 24 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Funeral. Wednesday, from Bagnascp Funeral Home. 612 E.

Grand cor. E. Vernor. at 8:30 a. and Holy Fam- ily Church.

9:30 a. m. NEUMANN Henry beloved hus- band of Jessie: dear father of Sister Marie Consolata of Visitation Monastery. Toledo, and Helen. Services from Cooper Bros.

Mortuary. Mack at Garland. Wednesday. 3 n. m.

Saginaw nanersr)lease copy. PORTER Alvin April 26, at residence. 11535 Byron husband of Gladys E. Porter; brother of Walter Porter and Mrs. Annie, Al-mon, of Birmingham, Ada Porter of Hollywood.

Mrs. Jessie Karp, of Chicago, 111., and the late Eula Porter Jones. At DiU Bros. Chapel. 10216 Hamilton at Glynn Ct.

TYPIST Experienced: downtown office: 5 days. 4-hmir week. Phone WQ 2-019S. TYPIST and Clerical for downtown office, permanent position to right party, excellent working conditions. Write, giving education, references and salary desired.

Box 1837. Free Preys. 31. Typist-File Clerk and general office work: 5-day, 40-hour week. Address Box 1835.

Free Press. 31. AT HOME No canvassing, make up to $25 weekly showing wonderful New Vogue House creams, lotions, shampoo, colognes, to customers who drop in to get widely advertised free gifts. Set your own hours. Call Miss Clark.

CA 1848. ATTRACTIVE opening for woman of pleasing personality Interesting contact work. Pays right person $7o week. Box 1777. Free Press.

31. EXPERIENCED woman for general. must be good cook, stay nights, must furnish city references. Apnlv week days. 19530 Canterbury.

UN 3-1037. EXPERIENCED white maid or house-keeper in comfortable home in Royal Oak with 2 adults. References required; no smoking: private bedroom and bath. Call Henry S. Warren, manager's office.

The Broadway Market. 1377 Broadway. WQ 2-O20S. GIRL for payroll and billing clerk. preferably some experience, permanent position, with opportunity for advancement.

40-hour week. Midwest Waste Material 1947 E. Kirby, Wa 3-6400. C-RLS earn $2 hr. dance partners.

Tree's. 4109 Woodward. 9 p. m. NEEDED 6 women at once.

Pleasant, profitable work. Flexible hours: great earning opportunity. Call for appointment. WrQ 2-5033 TWO positions open: one sales, one ex- ecutive. challenging opportunity for women with poise.

Phone TU 2-9200, WOMEN PART TIME WORK AT HOME Our workers are earning $35 to $50 a week. Write today lor appointment. J. P. O.

Box 243. Detroit SI-WOMAN Intellectual, with high school education: free to travel. $2,400 year plus bonus and transpor-tation. Box 1776. Free Preys.

31. 23A SALESWOMEN WANTED EARN HR. selling Real Silk Products: 3 hrs. daily. CA 4264; evenings.

Mrs. Brown. VE 5-3791. 24 SITUATIONS WANTED, MEN Al FENCE BUILDER and repairs Reasonable. TY 5-3016.

COLORED Wall washing and paper cleaning, part-time, A-l work, ref- erences. TO 7-3287. COOK Hotel, restaurant or private home. 25 years experience. Cooking and pastries.

Detroit references. Ray. CH 1058. MIDDLE AGED man. white, exoer.

center lees grinder, gas sta. or handy an E. Side. LA 6-3209. EA T.

reliable young man wishea night employment. After fl p. Trinity 1-3653. PARTME office work wanted by law student. Phone After 6 p.

MU 3299. WANTED Expert wall washing, painting. TI 6-3931. YOUNG man Neat, reliable, wishes any type night employment. Tyler 8-7854.

25 SITUATIONS WANTED. WOMEN A FIRST-CLASS wall-washer. TY 4-3301. Evenings TR 1-1783. COLORED, experienced girl wants general and cooking; no laundry, home nights: 5 days: excellent cook; reference.

TY 4-7155. COLORED girl wishes day work. Cleaning. Experienced. Tues.

and Thurs. TR COLORED WOMAN Wants days work, cleaning. Call after 12 o'clock TE 2-2362. COLORED woman wants day ironing: Tuesday. Wednesday.

Thuasday. WA 5-2625. COLORED girl wishes week work, home nights: $25 and carfare. WQ 5-4486. COLORED girl wishes any kind work, full time- store, hotel, laun- dry or waitress.

TE S-4936. COLORED Christian lady wishes days: cleaning: wants Wednesdays or Thursdays. LO 8-4122. COLORED lady. Store, theatre cleaning.

Days, evenings. Ref. TR 1- 9538. COLORED girl desires days or pari time: good pay. TO 7-3455.

DAY WORKER, shirt ironer. cleaning, laundry. Call after 5 o. m. TB 2- 3007.

DAY WORK- $6: by the week. $21. carfare. Experienced; references. TA 6-2683.

DAY work: 4 days week: $6. carfare. Call after 4, TR 2-0666. EXPERIENCED woman wishes laun-ry or cleaning by the day. Good references.

WA 8-33-3. EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes waitress. Fountain or Housework. TE 3-83X4. neat colored girl wishes work in small family.

Stay nights. TR EXPERIENCED Colored woman wishes days or part time. TO 6- 4600. EXPERIENCED shirt ironer wants cleaning, laundry work: references. UN 4-2325.

EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes day work: $6 day and carfare. TE 3- 3371. EXPERIENCED laundress, good references, wishes days work. LO 7- 9524. EXPERIENCED BEAUTY operator wishes work 2 days or weekly: commission or salary.

TW 2-7717. EXPERIENCED lady desires day work: re ferences. TR 5-2821. Experienced girl wishes day v.ork. TU 3-2459 Experienced gTri wishes 3Iy TO 6-8065.

LAUNDRESS (Colored) Good ironer, wishes days, also general cleaning. LO 7-1594. NEAT colored girl, references, wants day or week- experienced laun- cleanet. TO 9-5913. PRACTICAL NURSE Institute or private home.

Can travel. Excellent references. Box 1787. Free Press. 31.

RELIABLE, Colored, middle aged: part time light housework, good laundress. LO 7-3941. WOMAN wants bundle washing, curtains and damp wash; delivery. TE 1-4029. 15 YEARS full or part time.

Anytime. TO 5-9229. 28 EDUCATIONAL ACCOUNTING Comptometer. Grerg Shorthand. Stenograph.

Dictaphone. Typewriting, taught in the day and evening schools of THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE "MICHIGAN'S LARGEST BUSINESS AND SECRETARIAL SCHOOL" Schools are conducted at Michigan Buildine. 220 Bagiey. Detroit at 5040 Joy Road, near Grand River. Detroit: and in Pontiac.

Call and Visit the Classes or Phone WOodward 2-6534 DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT LAB. TECHNICIAN Big demand for well trained graduates. Intensive and comprehensive training. Day and evening classes. GREAT LAKES COLLEGE ,18734 Woodward TO 8-3738 SWITCH BOARt) SCHOOL Day, Evening Classes All Age Florence Utt.

154 Bagiey. WO 1-50TS CALL YOUR HANDY MAN 29 FIX ITl REPAIRS SERVICE Architectural Drawings ANY NEW houe plans drawn. $18. Violations, remodeling and commer-cial plans. WA 1-8777.

Brick, Cement and Stacco AN EXPERT BRICKLAYER Repair porches, new stone steps and repair steps, cement. Good workmanship. Estimate, anywhere. Barney. 3743 Monterey.

TE 4-6126. CHIM EY, pch. maoon. Chmur-- yngki. TO 6-2239.

50 Collingwood. GENERAL mason contract. Brick, block, cement work. LO 7-9342. Building Alterationa A Better Job for Less Attic rooms, repairs, alterations, gut- i ters.

cement work. National Improve-ment 700 Selden. Call TE 3-9700. A-l COMPLETE home modernization: all branches. Terms.

VE 7-0581. ALL KINDS of repairs, alterations and violations. Workman insured. Iiying Construction TA 5-5383. ALTERATIONS and additions: orders taken for log cabins.

TE ATTIC ROOMS, roofing, insulation or any home repair. Reliable contractor, recommended by "The House Doctor." Webster 8-4830. Restricl-Luraber Co. Since 1884. 14400 Wyo- tning.

ATLAS will save you money on ad- di lions, attics, recreation rooms, garages, etc. Loxated at same i--dress since 1926. For dependability. caU ATLAS LUMBER CO. 8964 W.

FORT VI 1-3509 ATTIC rooms, recreation rooms, custom-built cabinets, roofing and aiding, general commercial and residen-tial remodf ling. TE 3-3085. anytime.f BOYER BUILDING SERVICE Attic porches, garages, etc. Term-), Free estimates. TU 2-8920, RELIABLE Building and Alleration Contractor No job too large or too small: residential or commercial.

Paul Kar Construction 613 N. Vernor. Dearborn. LO 2-6370. rnfT' notice? Deaths Elsewhere Zavel Zilberts, 68, composer of Jewish sacred music and for 20 years musical director of the Jewish Cantors Association of America; in New York.

Vladimir Azaroff, 60, self -exiled Russian scientist and one-time high official under the Communist regime; in Jacksonville, Fla. The Rev. Joseph Pierron, 74, chaplain for the sisters convent and teacher at the Boys Town School; in Boys Town, Neb. Alfred Drayton, 68, famous British stage comedian; in London. Bertram E.

Silver, 62, former member of the War Production Board; in Washington. Detroit Deaths Almond. Joseph. 64, 3644 Lincoln. Gesquierre.

Leonard 62. 1212 Lemay. I'errarri. John. 18.

14394 Coyle. Eubankc. Columbia. 66. 1922 Monroe.

Bailey, Dudley, 46, 554 Michigan. Jones. Robert. 65. 1931 Fourth.

Parker, Evelyn. 40. 13815 St. Aubin. Baker.

Ada 76. 439 Chalmers. Tabasxka, Edward, 32, 4656 Thirty-third. T.nnrlsraf. William.

34. 1778 Concord. "Warner, Reuben C. 63, 11222 Charle magne. Whr.

Frank. 63. 695 Montclair. Chapp. Margaret 79.

6700 W. Outer Inve. Thomas, Maggie, 73, 1023 Illinois. Zientasski, Anna. 68.

6045 Epworth. Adamczy, Lukas, 66, 4609 Campbell. Kaczmarz, John. 66, 3334 Wesson. Hemphill.

Mary, 53. 946 E. Forest. Kosmalski. Stella.

62. 5746 McDougall. ARMSTRONG 10300 PURITAN UN 1-B360 RALPH BOURGEOIS 8339 MACK WA 1-1234 Model Chapel Satisfied Clientele ALFRED E. CROSBY 12700 HAMILTON AT GLENDALB TO 8-0900 Est. 1912 JEROME A.

DE SANTIS 2670 CHALMERS VA 2-6036 HILLJKER'S FUNERAL HOME 2449 West Grand Blvd. TY 6-2233 COOPER BROS. 10400 MACK VA S-6885 Down Go Prices SAVE On Funeral Cost SOLTD COPPER OR BRONZE CASKET WITH COMPLETE SERVICE TO ANY DETROIT CEMETERY OR DEPOT. $750 Same services with steel casket. 4o0.

Other funerals with cloth covered casket. $285. and as low as $100. Our new automobile eouinment makes each funeral look the finest. Serving Detroit and suburbs over 30 years.

We welcome your investigation before you invest. Fisher Funeral Home 5141 W. GRAND BLVD. TY 4-4111. WM.

R. HAMILTON CO. For 86 years service and quality have btren our first consideration. Complete funerals as low as $100 have always been part of our service. This includes the use of our Funeral Home and Chapel.

Free parking lot. a975 CASS AT ALEXANDRINE NO BRANCHES TE 1-27U N. Frank Hamilton Clarence E. Otter Wm. R.

Hamilton Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc. HOME FOR FUNERALS 3462 East Jef ferson. LP 7-2178 J. SUTTON SON CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SHIPMENTS AND FUNERALS TO ALL POINTS OF THE U.

S. AND CANADA. (COMPLETE FUNERAL AND SHIPMENTS AS LOW AS $100) 4147 TRUMBULL AVE. AT WILLIS TE 2-5100 Chas. Verheyden, Inc.

Established 40 Years 16300 MACK. AT OUTER DRIVE ni eooo GEO. P. WARRICK 1003 GRAND BLVD. WA 1-Q25 9 LOST AND FOUND BLACK CAT.

4 white feet and face. Lost vicinity of Grosse Pte. Farms. Reward. TU 2-7R49.

BLUE pet parakeet lost vie. Glendale- 2ndl' lcky." Reward. TO 6-31 10. CALL Miss Day at WOodward 2-9400" and let Free Press readers help you find your lost articles. You may charge your ad if you wish or take it to the nearest liner station to get the same low cash rate as at the mam office.

LOST Brown and white cocker spaniel puppy, vicinity Chicago Blvd. and Byron. Name, "PATCHES." wearing collar, no tag. Liberal reward. TO 7-6065.

LOST One Ward ft Slieppard en- velooe containing valuable papers. WO 2-1910. Reward. LOST One blue parakeeT School- craft. Grand River section.

Sick chniinet.VE 6-7777. $5.00 REWARD-for return of keys (approximately 10 on key chain) lost in vicinity of Spencer and Woodward. See Frank Szur at Hall-Dodds of Ferndale. 21500 Woodward. 15 TRANSPORTATION A-l TRAVEX Responsible people.

drive cars Los Angeleg. San Francisco. Texas 3513 Woodward. TE 1-6330. CATHERINE RAE Automobiles delivered.

Drivers wanted 21721 Grand River KE 2-2170 GOING WEST? Free transportation to right driver. Call Mr. Giles WE 3-5206. Hayes Auto Delivery Serv. LICENSED AND BONDED 9970 Gd.

River. WE 5-9503. Quality cars to Texas, other places. Drivers financially responsible wntd. 20 HELP WANTED, MEN ARC WELDERS Steel fabricating plant on East Side: must pas test.

MIDLAND STEEL PRODUCTS CO 6672 MT. EIXIOTT Auto Salesman Used cars man that wants to make money: must know finance and have experience in selling: experienced onlv need apply. Lareest dealer in MaComb County. Call John Cald-well. Center Line 2959.

AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTION WORKERS METAL FINISHERS TORCH SOLDERERS DOOR HANGERS DODGE Main Plant 7900 JOS. CAMPAU BARBER Wanted Not over 43 years must be good hair cutter, sober and neat appearing: nay 75: a good job in a good town. Phone 28-801 G. H. Fox, 206 S.

Main Mt. Pleasant. Mich. BARBER Must be good hair-cutter: good guarantee and commission. No apprentice or drunk.

12518 Kelly Road. BARBER Wanted Steady. 3328 Biddle Wyandotte. I 52 BUSINESS PLICES FOR MEN Can use several for full or part time work, up to $200 per month part time and to $800 per month full time. Car necessary.

Apply 107 E. 9 Mile Road at Woodward, 10 a. m. or 7 p. m.

National Corporation Needs 4 young men, ages 21 to 30. to learn salesmanship; qualifications: Neat, ambitious and ability to follow instructions: approximate income, wkile learn- ing. tttO to $90 per week; ap-proximate earnings, after 90 days. $00 to $150 weekly. See Mr.

Hughes. Room A17. Francis Palm 2111 Woodward. Real Estate Salesmen Have opening for 2 aggressive men, familiar with improved properties. Northwest section, nr.

Imoberstag. Oak Realty Co. 18801 W. McNichols REAL ESTATE Salesman Make 90 on your deals in the co-' onc-ative setup. Finances on B.O.'s.

All city covered. Box 1834. Free Pres. 31. REAL ESTATE salesmen to sell East Side new and used houses.

Mr. Elsea. Elsea Realty Invesement 6217 W. Fort. VI 3-6000.

SALESMEN Due to increased tales, we are operating new offices. We need men to replace those promoted. No sales experience necessarv We teach you in one day how to average better than $100 per week. If you can furnish references and are willing to work, call at 9696 Grand River between l.and 2 p. m.

Ask for Mr. P.oherts. SALESMAN WANTED 4 We ar looking for a man between 27 and 60 years of age who can tackie an executive-elling jort. He may or may not have had previous selling experience and should be aggressive, persuasive and capable of his personality to an estab-I shed program of selling. He should interested in earning between S6.000 and S1Q.000 -yearly.

See Banjak. 816 Francis Palms 2111 Woodward Ave. SALESMEN OVER "30 If you are stalled financially in your progress by some slow moving or-gan'zation which doesn't appreciate youi I want to meet and talk with you. Life is too short to pay the penalty for some one elses shortcomings. If you are seeking a new employer who is as much iuterested in his salesmen's progress as he is his own it will pay you to see me.

Car and reference necessary. Call M. G. Petitt. WO SALESMEN WE WILL SHOW YOU IN THREE DAYS' TRAINING HOW TO EARN $125 PER WEEK.

FOR APPOINTMENT. SEE PERSONNEL MANAGER. 2111 WOODWARD AVE. ROOM 916. SALARY WHILE LEARNING There's a career awaiting you with the world's largest health and accident agency.

We pay you a salary whi'e attending our school. You mu't be over 25 and have a car. See Director of Training. 1105 Box Building. TO" REPRESENT established dis-tnbutor lov Michigan with complete line of nationally advertised work clothing for men and boys; also complete line of sportswear, consisting of sport nhirt.

wool jackets, jack shirts etc. Line is large-f nouph for fuli time work but non-eontlieting iine would be permissa-ble. Commission basis. Ask for Froo. A.

Schubert WO 3-7131. Sun-dy. May 1. USED CAR SALESMAN: GUARAN-TEE $100 WEEK. A.

4 P. MO-TORS. 20245 LIVERNOIS. WANTED 4 MEN to learn the heating and air conditioning business. Rapid advancement and good pay while you learn.

Apply between 9 and 10 :30 A. M. See Mr. Bierman. HOLLAND: FURNACE CO.

16806 HAMILTON YOUNG MEN Can use three for our outside order department: can earn $2 per hour and more; permanent -position. See. Mr. White. 300 United Artists 154 Bagiey.

21 TRADE, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS A Better Future in CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY Learn to upholster all type of custom' furniture Learn under supervision of the rery best men from industry Placement service available upon completion of course. (G. I. APPROVED) School executives have been active in the upholstery business for years. Day or evening classes now forming.

Write or visit school. Open 9 A. M. to 9 M. WO 1-5673 TRADE SCHOOL OF UPHOLSTERY 1025 BRUSH Blk.

E. Sam's Randolph Store DOWNTOWN AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION HEATING fl. I. APPROVED FREE BOOKLET. APRIL 26 CLASS NOW FORMING Detroit Air Conditioning Institute; TE 1-2631.

4125 GRAND RIVES ec I Adamczyk. Joseuhine, 62. 7044 Duncan I Lipowski, Veronica, t3, lijza e. forest. Witknwakl.

Anastasia. 69. 4639 Galeter. DATrYSTORE CLERKS, over 21, recent similar experience necessary for store at 13511 WT 7 Mile 18401 Van Dyke. Apply Brickley Dairy 1761 E.

McNichols. HOUSEKEEPER White: for 2 employed women and child. 6: near Royal Oak- weekends off: reference essential. TR 1-2090 or TE. 1-6253 from 9 to '5.

-i'URSE MAID White: own room: good wages. UN 4-5394. Single Needle Operator TO MAKE Dr-NGAREES W. M. FINCK Ac CO.

3708 GRATIOT PART TIME AND CONTINGENTS Openings for young women who would like to spend several days a week in varied types of retail store work, including marking room, selling and sales check writing. Must be alert, accurate and adaptable. Apply employment office, 7th floor. HIMELHOCH'S Ready-to-Wear Salesladies Must be fully experienced. Apply employment office, 6th floor, east building.

Crowley's SALES TRAINEES If you are 21 to 35, neat and willing to work, we have a definite plan that will psove you can make money with our company. No car necessary. Earnings the first 30 days, $60 per week. After that period from $90 to $120 weekly. See Mr.

Ryan. 916 -Francis Palms 2111 Woodward. SALESLADIES Must be experienced hi ladies' arjparet. for specialty shop in your own neighborhood: excellent salary and commission 40-hr. week.

Aoply Linda Lee Shops 19 CLIFFORD SECRETARY Experience required, permanent positions. 6-day. 40-hour week. At tractive salary. Phone Mr.

R. W. Fontaine. WA 1-62S0 for appointment. GOODYEAR TIRE RUBBER CO.

6500 MT. ELLIOTT Stenographers Experienced, not over 30 years of age, neat appearance and able to handle correspondence. Excellent opportunity. Apply HENRY FORD HOSPITAL TYPIST Girl for typing aud general office work. Switchboard experience necessary.

Central location. 5-day week. Ixcellent working conditions. WOLF DETROIT ENVELOPE 630 PIQUECTE riwnftrs Thompson. John.

65, 18963 McCormick. Stewart. Ellis, 64, juacomo. "Rai. Julianna.

66. 10112 Carbon. Boehniak. Josephine, 41, 5938 St. Aubin.

Kendall. Margaret Vail. 62. 2451 Lothrop. Murray, Stephen 68 15950 Linwood.

Gingle, Stanley, 46. ftu liarvin. Miller, Wayne 1, 448 Mack. White, Robert, 61, 2508 Van Dyke. Kikos.

Joseph. 88. 7367 Erbie. Osborne. Elmer 35.

1109 Lowerenz. Sortr. Lydia C. 69, 4322 Wabash. pnr-oat.

William. 72. 1058 Howard. Calabrese, Nick, 63, 456 E. Grand Blvd.

Frananowiex, Anna, 64, 6947 Steadman, Dearborn. Frazier. Clarence 43. 6607 Thirtieth, Allard. Chester 1, 14975 Rossini.

Beigh. Clayton 13-30 Gremer. Hess. Robert 60. 12707 E.

Forest. Poteschil. Rudolph. 62. 5699 Lawndale Thomas.

Peter. 42. 2820 St. Joseph. Richardson.

Charlotte. 38, 237 Harper. Cummings. John 90. 5634 Fourth.

Partridge. Lucy 76. 15339 Baylis. 'Lewis. Mary.

38. 234 Alfred. Howard, Anthony. 69. 1979 E.

Larned. Remy. Leo. 6 months. 143 E.

Vernor. Ktewa-t. Ada. 88. 12771 Hamburg.

Richardson, William 54. 17900 Chandler Park. 'Geersens. Victor. 64.

2519 Chalmers, i Davies, Elson 67. 534 Dickerson. Wrnhl Marciana. 71. Bay City.

I Bennett. Thomas William, 86, 6684 Mis- METAL FINISHERS HIGH RATES GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS THE BUDDCO. 11811 CHARLEVOIX OFFICE BOY Good opportunity for boy 16 to 18.. who is energetic and willing to learn. Duties include mail distribution, filing and general office work.

Permanent position, opportunity to advance. WOLF DETROIT ENVELOPE 530 PIOUETTE PORTER Age 30 to 45. single, references' re-quired. Box 1838. Free Press.

31. PRESSER wanted, steady work. Call LA 7-4740. Civic Cleaners. TABLET MAN Experienced in granulation and compressing; no coating work required: top rate; give experience, age.

te.Boxl 836 Press. 31. 4 YOUNG MEN. 18 years or "over. to sell subscriptions to leading periodicals.

Special reduced monthly rates: excellent pay H. Cook. 616 Hammond Detroit. ATTENTION Young men. lh-26.

free to travel 48 states. Average $85 weekly Liberal drawing account. New arutos furnished. Good future, fast advancement. Know how to drive.

See Dick Ruble. Room 16-8 Barium Hotel. Don't phone. BOYS High school age or older: steady-work. Be at Joy Road and Wyoming, 9 a.

m. or 2 p. m. sharp. East Side boys.

Ryan Rd. and 7 Mile. BOY wanted for soda fountain, over 16 years and, out of school. 6430 Michigan. CAN you follow Dodge reports see-nr cor tractors, architects and for weather stripping.

-screens and calking Call Mr. Ber-oa-d. CH 8184. interview. Established Coffee Route Married man.

25 to 35. living in Dearborn or vicinity, to learn coffee business. Salary, commission and bonus. We furnish car and all expenses. Hard work, above average earnings, steady employment 62 weeks a year.

Also an opening for clean cut man, any age. in sales department. Golden Coffee 17113 West McNichol-. VE S-63b3. EXPERIENCED, intelligent men of good characters and references having own transportation and tools for landscaping gardening, yard cleaning, mowing, shrub, tree trimming, etc.

Rufus Ross. 82 East Canfield. EX-SERVICE AND YOUNG MEN Age 18-25. for sales and advertising work; no experience needed. Must be free to travel coast to coast.

High earnings. Immediate cash drawing account. Auto transportation furnished. Permanent job. neat appearance essential.

See Mr. Class. Detroiter Hotel. Do not phone. MAN with car, deliver and demonstrate- full or part time.

HO 5426. WANTED Foreman, age 35 to 45. supervise 30 to 40 employes' producing meta' parts on punch presses and electru welders: also the building of dies and tools. Permanent position and good salary for qualified man who has experience in ihis capacity. In your reply, state age.

experience and references. Handy Th ngs Manufacturing Ludinr-ton. Mich. YOUNG men. 18-25.

free to travel V. S. Permanent position with nationally know concern. Immediate cash drawing account. Average 70 weekly.

Auto transportation furnish-eo. Mr. E. McKinnv- Tuller Hotel. 10-12 noon.

Don't phone. I RENT I GRIN AND RKAT- IT Register now lor July class. Write lor iuu lniormation. Greene's Barber College 559 Mlt'HlUAN AVK. Traffic Management Learn by actual experience in America's foremost school.

Elementary and advance training in air rail, truck forwarder, export, import rates, claims, routes, law, etc. Registration now open for day or evening classes. Come in. call or write for free 24- page catalog. State licensed.

GI approved. College of Advance Traffic 204 FORD BLDG. CH 43H3 Veteran Approved ComDlete Training TELEVISION RADIO ELECTRONICS Both Dav and Evening Classes RADIO ELECTRONICS TELEVISION SCHOOLS 3730 Woodward Phone TE 3-4620 22 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES A A STENOS 200 STENOGRAPHERS. $200-1250 Coma. Typists MALE DEPTT STENOGRAPHERS.

Collectors. Hotel Trainees. Tvnists STENOS. EXCHANGE 305 EMPIRE BLDG. WQ 5-26O0 A-l CHURCH CIRCLE.

4503 W. Warren Day work: all types jobs; cooks. TY 8-0812. TY 4-9230. ACTIVE SERVICE secy's, dictaphone all locations: A-l concerns: many 5 days.

Good chance for advancement. Now is the time tc get set on good permanent positions. See us immediately. Strictly confidential. Salaries from $160-5230.

Also excellent opportunities for beginners and experienced clerical workers and all office machine operators. Det. Vocational 503 Griswold Bldg. CH 1250 AGENCY FOR GTRT.S Many openings Top salaries TRI-AD PERSONNEL Secretaries. Stenographers.

Jr. and Sr. Typist. Asst. and Full Chg.

Typist Clerks and General Office. WQ 1-3A90 315 Ford Bldg. BEST -SELECTIONS OFFICE TECHNICAL SALES ESTABLISHED 29 YEARS DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUB. 1216 LAFAYETTE BUILDING COOKS, waitresses, couples, porters. Days, weeks.

Restaurant Universal Employment. 6847 Northfield. TY 8-5310. FIELD'S EMPLOYMENT Competent help; office. waitress, cooks, maids.

By day or week TR 3-7770. FOR Dependable Help in every line call Anderson Employment Service. TR 2-3670. 113 Alger, at John MILLER'S AGENCY Dependabl- help. 701 Chene.

LO 7-2656. item mil i i. Firestone. Max, 68. 15729 Princeton.

Kalvin. Karl 58. 3503 Clippert. Kew. Margraret.

64. London. Ont. Franklin. Thelma Leo.

43. 6722 Michigan. Greenberg. Charles, 69. 3203 Fenkell.

fiiecrkowski, Lillian. 69. 17350 Southfield. Michigan Deaths ALLEGAN Rich A. Harnden, 59; Oscar A.

Anderson, 69; Jesse H. Mesick, 64. AUGUSTA Mrs. Ella Warren, 91. CHARLOTTE Mrs.

Lenora E. Terrill. 85. DAV1SBPRG David E. Lowe.

53. DECATUR Mrs. Melissa Clendenin, 45; "Adrian C. Peterson, 38. DOWAG1AC Joseph Ogle.

i FARMINGTON Bert Coe. 65. HILLSDALE: Ed S. Brunner. 78; Mrs.

Mary A. Folger. 76. JACKSON Mrs. Edward Hartnett.

4f: Mrs. Viola Decker. 75; Mrs. Frank Jacoby; Lynne W. Sharpe, 68; Mrs.

Frank Austin, 68. KALAMAZOO Edward WunderUn. 64; far! Johnson, 65: Clarence H. Huddieston, 86; Mrs. Alma Harrington, 64.

LAKK ORION Bert O. Crane, 56. LAWTON Harlan C. Kern. MARCKLLUS Ulysses E.

Goodspeed, 79. MILFORD William H. MacFarlane, 67; Mrs. Fannie Burch, 75. MUSKEGON Rev.

David L. Stotg, 68: John Kams, 67: Wallace E. Henngton, 75: Raymond Hackbarlb, 47: Miss Alice Groendal, 28. Orangeville Mrs. Anna M.

Sutherland. PORT HURON Mrs. Robert J. Given. 65- Miss Kate M.

Sotham. 94. READING Mrs. Lucy Borienbender. 74.

RICHMOND Mrs. Michael Sole. 49. ROCHESTER Robert Kelley, 19; Mrs. -Ethel B.

Chalfant. 65. ROYAL OAK Edwin E. Allen. 67; Mrs.

Nettie Blumberg, 71. SANDUSKY Mrs. Byron Thornton, 70. TROY TOWNSHIP Mrs. Lydia C.

Ford. UTICA Mrs. Francis Hawald, 64. VICKSBCRG Mrs. Caroline Simmons, 86; Clifton C.

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