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-si -j 1 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS TUESDAY. APRUi 14, 1942 20 Help Wanted Men Help Wanted M. Legal Notices fflbe Detroit tfm aiHiniiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiuiiitiiiiHiiiiM I DAILY AND SUNDAY IN THE FREE PRESS 1 I CLASSIFIED SECTION A GROUP OF NAMES I WILL BE PUBLISHED -LOOK FOR YOURS I Bring the classified aul containing' your name and address to the I Free PrcM and receive two ruest tickets to this week's attraction 5 at the FOX THEATER. ir IL Plus: Valley sniitiiiiiiiitf iiiiiitittiijiiiiitiiiiitif tiiiiiititiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiicitiitiiiiiTntiiiiittiiiiiiitiiitrtiitiiiiftiiiiititiiiititiiiiiiijiitiirrr 'Change 'Head Sees Huge Debt But Schram Holds American System 'Is Quite Equal to Any Burden' Br AMOrtotWI frnt NASmiLLE, Tenn, April 13 The national debt may eventually reach two hundred billion dollars, but "the American system is quite equal to any burden which it may have to carry," Emll Schram, president of the New York Stock Exchange, said here tonight In an address prepared for delivery to the board of governors of the National Association of Stock Exchange Firms, Schram declared that "on the basis of present estimates, the debt will have risen to about by June 30, 1843. "It Is entirely possible that, should the war last that long, we will have an aggregate debt of approximately $150,000,000,000 by the middle of 1944.

It may eventually run to $200,000,000,000, or even higher, depending upon the speed and energy with which we can turn our maximum powers upon the enemy. "Whatever the cost of victory may be, the American people are prepared to pay it. War Is never cheap but it is a million times cheaper to win than to lose." Schram said he was "equally confident that this system, permitted to function freely, will be found entirely adequate in the post-war crisis. We will not have won the war if, in defeating the forces of aggression, we permit our free institutions to be wrecked or undermined." Asserting "it is absurd to talk about our economy becoming less capitalistic" after the war, he added: "Our post-war economy will require, as its basic prerequisite, enormous amounts of the savings of the people to capitalize future economic progress. "I have never looked upon Government spending, whether for war or peace-time needs, in any-sense other than as 'economic blood Schram said the Nation's war production "is surpassing what were regarded as extravagant estimates only a short time ago.

The animosities, the intolerances and the prejudices which formerly divided us and poisoned us are fast evaporating as we focus our attention upon the menaces and threats of our enemies." OPA Releases Sugar Forms ior Dealers Br the Associates' Treat WASHINGTON, April 13 The forms on which more than one million sugar retailors and wholesalers will register at high schools throughout the country on April 28 29 were released today by the Office of Price Administration. The registration will take place on the first two days of the seven-day period in which household consumers will register at public schools for war ration books. Sugar sales will be halted at midnight April 27 for about one week to resume on about May for sales under the ration system. Distribution of the wholesalers' fend retailers' forms will begin at once. They are expected to be available in every locality through local rationing boards, several days before the registration.

The aim of the retailers and wholesalers' form is to assure equitable distribution of sugar by fixing an "allowable" inventory lor each dealer. The "allowable inventory is intended to be a reasonable working supply. OPA said registrars and ad Visers would be available at the high schools on the dates of registration to assist those needing help in filling out their blanks, but officials urged that the dealers fill them out in advance as far as possible, appearing at the hich school only for the purpose of signing and filing them. Each blank must be signed in the presence of the registrar. To Whom It RANDOLPH 9400 Rates, Per Word, Per Day General Classification lham Mori ta.B Tor Hard 1 Time 7c 6C 3 Times consecutive 5c 7 Times consecutive ...4 He (Minimum 11 Words) Exception For transient advertisers under the following classifications: Situations Wanted, To Rent Rooms, Board and Rooms, Housekeeping Rooms the rate per word is: fcictptions Chare (Lush 1 Time 6c 4c 3 Times consecutive 4c 8c 4 Times consecutive ...3 He 3c (Minimum 11 Words) BULKS TMa newanntMsr cmrVf- frift rlrtit tn elBeaify.

revise or reiei't ny want -i nd li nut resixinaihle fur errors alter the tint lucorreel insertion ol an? advertisement. Tht Detroit free Prees ahall not ha reaiMinsihle lor errora eicetit to canil the charge such Dortlou of an advertisement aa mar tiara been rendered valueless When mora than oua insertion of an advertisement ia ordered. nuUca of errora must be aircn in time for correcliou before the atcond edition All want ad M.niltluknl- nA In cancellations, corrections or adiusimeiita mint be made to the adjustment department between the houra of a. tn. and m.

RAndnlnh 9400 Legal Notices roi'NTY OF WAYNE ROAR! OK VtAVNB COt TV MU1TOK8 Room SOI, Warn fount? Bulldlnr, 600 Kandolph Street, Detroit, Mlcbifait PROPOSALS FOR "FRESH MEATS AND SAUSAGES" "FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER" "PILLOW CASES" "X-RAY FILMS" "SALVAGE MATERIALS" Sealer! proposals will ba receiver) Miull Tiiesdar. April 21. 191-; at 10:00 A. at which time Ihev ill be opened in the office of the Board of Wayne County Auditor. Room 'Jill, Wayne (otiniy Biilldinc Detroit.

Michigan, for furnuhiiut the Cnunly of wayne "Freeh Mrats and Sausases, Kreah Creamery Butter. Pillow Caeee, Ji'Rnr aim hide to he received on "Salvage Material." 8uh proposals ahull he in strict accordance wild apeoiflrationa which may be secured at the office of the County Purrhasinr Aitent, Room 615, Wayne County Building. BOARD Of WAYNE COUNTY AUDITORS JAMES D. Flti FX, Secretary CHARLES F. McTAHLEY.

Purchasing Agent Legal Notices CITY OF DETROIT OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER Detroit, March 31, 1942 ALLEY PAVING ASSESSMENTS Notice In herehv tHven Viw th Citv Treasurer that has been levied against the adja cent propeny ior Uie paving; of aneys in me diocks bounded by the following streets as specified in uie assessment rolls of the num bers attached: nnr.T. vri o-n iit VnllrtWintv lat nf.at.aa use- IMUVI'Hin ITltl Mve to payment of the above Spc. 10. Part one of tumd ae.i.nient hall hinma li B1(U i.c.ui'irj winy Hay? iron, thp first nublk-ntion of duch parts iwo, Ihrn MttA fima ahull .4... dmum inrt-iMiitj uue anil pay- ia mf tinrr yearn, rfflePC- ttvflly.

from tb dat (ht prt one ame .11.1 n.F.kl- Mninc. nnj iwrvun may pay me amount of the aaaesotement iu pans one, iiM 01 tnem. at any lime wllhln thirty days from March 31, uuv ii ine amount mentioned In part one ahall not bo paid within thirty davi from the said date a inn in trill W-r UlOIItn IOr 81X monthi. in addition to Intercut at the rate tnt. pwr annum, anati ne aoileit therein.

A like penalty of one per cent Per month, for aix mnntha. in addition to internet at the rate of en per rent per annum from aald date of publication, ahall tw added to each of the other parte if they are not paid when the aame ahall become due and payable aa aforeamd The ntereat on parte two. three and four, ft aueh everal parte are paid when they become due aild payable ahall be computed at the rute of Hi per cent per annum from the aaid data of publication, March 31, 191'. ALBERT K. CWm.

C. City Treaiurer. May Concern Death Notices fAHKOTT April lit. Mra. Martha Jane, e'l.

at hr home. 13 Washington Mt. f'lemena. wife of the late wallai K. Parrott, dear mother of Lyle and Barnard ei-ler of Misa Thoebe A.

Widria. Funeral Wedneaday afternoon at "A o'clock from reaidein'e PJKMTOR At WHmlneton. Peiaware. on April l.t. Mary France, wile ot Ernest Proclor, Funeral aervicea will be held al Hie I handler Funeral Home.

Peiaware Ave. and Jefferson on Thursday ninrninir, April Id. at 11 o'clock. Interment private. 8ABOI UIV Aprtl 1M.

Ji4'2, at her ri- iIniik, lft3 W. Ham'tx-k Ave Eflie Jane, wife of Edward J. Sariourin, fmter of Samuel (Ulxwk, of hucklin. Kan. Funeral pervk-e at charwU of the William R.

Hamilton Ca-m Ave. at Alex-andnne, Wfinri(iay ai p. nr. bTIUM. April 12.

at Ja'-k-ton. Mich-. Aipnn lenevera. wue ox Metiinew mniher of Stephen M. SliJin.

At rhrtpcl of the Wiiltarn R- Hamilton rri Ave. at Alexandrine, until Wednesday non. Funeral aervioe at St. Jcm epn'n Epldfopal Church. Woodward at Hoihrnok.

Wednemiuy, a p. m. Please omit flower. WDOU William, April 13, at residence. jtiiij MfiTLfK.

neiovea on oi Jr. ana Mrs. 1a on Wood, dar brother of Bny IjOu. Funeral Wedneday at from the Henry J. Ha-tinm Funeral Home.

Serond and 9 o'clock, St. ''hiiH'h Mortician COOPER BROS. 10400 MACK LENOX ALFRED E. CROSBY 13308 18 WOODWARD TO. 8-0000 Wm.

R.Hamilton Co. For 78 Tears service and quality tiae been our llrsl consideration, lompiete luneraU aa low aa $100 hare always been part of our service. This Includes the use ot our Funeral Home and Chanel. A descriptive booklet will be aent upon request. PARKING Aarn additional aervlce we have a ire.

parkinr lot with apace for .100 cara. 3975 Cass, at Alexandrine NO TRANCHES COLUMBIA 271! N. ranlt Hamilton Clarenca t. oiler Wm. K.

Hamilton JOHN' HF.KI.OS- 154(1 West Grand Blvd. TTter fl-1471 HILLIKER'S W. GRAND BLVD. TYLER Fred G. Marshall Sons.

Inc. HOME FOR FUNERAL 3102 E. JEFFERSON flTZROY J17H-79 SERVICE of reverence-character. Gruber Funeral seme (J7 rears). 'iUwnaona 8 4 i43.

A. LEONARD SULLIVAN 7B13 PKXTER BLVD. TY. M2M J. Hl'TTON SON 4147 AVB, TEMPT.K Binn Monuments MOKE THAN U0 Years of KnowmK How THE LLOYD BROS.

CO. rrw BOOK BLPO. CAdiUs- Plants, Bulbs and Shrubs SHADE TREKS Shrubs. Evergreens. Nur- tery.

5.1 Mile and Van Dyke, li tica 'J4U1 Where to Dine SCOTTY'S Fish and Chipa. "Often Imitated, never euuaileri." i4U4o Lavernoia. u.M- vcrsltv 1 tl'M'l Lost and Found AL'RKX hearliifr aid, Inst In Grosse Polnte village. Kewartl. Magara BKINDLE S-ottr arifwerinir to "Mack." lust from yard at 77411 Chalfonte.

Re ward. UNlversity DOG. wire hair. male, white with black and tan marking on bead and baae of tai lnt in Grossp Poinle hhores. Ke- ward.

TUxedo 4Ubl or ST. Lake Shore Ruad. LADY'S amethyst rina. set with pearls: lost Saturday in downtown restroom. LHieral reward.

CAdillac 20110. be-twern and h. LOST Black and white male anrinrer spaniel, near Warren. Eitsi. and Outer Drive.

Reward. Tl'xedo DVU'lDn mal. Tl.l matlon (coach doir). lost in Dearborn. tall liearooru oa.n or uearnnrn WIHR HAIRED Fox Terrier, while with nrown eara ana oiac 9iwi on amr.

nv ward. Carl Riliure, SH5 Bed turd Hd. Grusse Pte. Tl'xedo g-3HI)t. WRIST WATCH White rold.

loat Sunday engraved, K. M. west, newaru. VI 4411(1. Special Notices herfhy irivrn that the Chaumnu Mil Urim iTeiruii, num apnlien" to the Mu-hiifan Liquor Contro ConimiBitmn tor a dub llvtvnue lo H1 Iwer, wino ami unirits to bona ficie members only, and Ihat it i the lnienl of Hie Liquor Control Comni'itKion to irrniit Mirt luenv vunu exnuHiion of 10 days trom date hTf-ot.

Ainl 14. NOTirE ts given that the PiUrrim 'Iub of Job. Camttau. Hamtramik. have atiplieii to the MKhitfan Liquor Control Com minion for a flub lii-ense to sell hecr.

wine and tinhts lo bona fide rnenitwrs only and that it is the Intent of the Liquor Control Commission (o grant Ihat iict'nue twon expiration of 10 day from date hereof, April H. WOOWtOW Wlt.SON IMST Polish Jaeirion American Veterans, H444 Michi-Crin ha applied to Limiur Control ('onmiipion (or liquor limine to sell heer, wine, liquor to bona lide members only. NOTICE is hereby riven that thft Loval Order of Moo, No, tt. hoe prem-if-e are at 418 Went P-lizaheth Street. Detroit Michitrun, has apphe lo the Miehiiran Liquor Control ConinnsHion for a lieoiiNt; to el! beer, wine and Piritu to hun a fide members only, and that it Is the intent of ine Liquor-Control Communion to grant fa id In'enoe unon ttie eTpiration of leu days from the date hereof.

NOTICE is hereby given thnt the Iletroit Association of the Uenf, Kat seffT-aoti Detroit, has applied to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission fr a club henu to (tell beer, wine and Hpirits lo members only, JCOTIPE la hereby riven that the LOYAL WING t'H'B. located at Kresse Detroit, has applied to the MiL-h-ican LiQUor Control Commission for a t-tuh lu-ense to sell beer, wine and apirils to bona fide members only and that it is the intent ot the I.imior Control Commission to pram said lieense upon expiration of Hi days Irum date hereof. Anril 14. Iflf.V JJOTP'E la hereby tiven that the BAY-VIKW YACHT CLUB, located at the foot of Cliurpolnte, Detroit, has applifd to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission for a elub license to eel! beer, wine and spirits to bona fide memhere only and that it is the intent of the Liquor Control Commission to arant aaid license upon expiration of 10 days Irom date brrcnf pn 14. ft.

Laundries AAA-l family wash, all flat ironed, 15 pounds IM.05. Shirts finished. 3c. Cen-tral Uptown Laundry. TOwnsend K-gil'7.

A SPECIAL IN Ct'RTAINS HOLLYWOOD CURTAIN CLEANFR SfUH RI). TYLKR A SPECIAL 13 pounda wet wash, flat ironed, blloi ahirts wilh bundle, llic. Sutler Laundry. TOwnsend S-ftHTS. CURTAINS launclered.

tinted. 3 pairs J1: ca-h and carry. Bonded cleaners. 3-'T Puritan. FNlversily 1-610U.

SHIRTS finished, loe. Daron flat Ironed, 14 pounds Eatou Laundry, UNi- vr.itv Moving, Storage Cartage ATLANTIC padded vans, insured tmekinr. Sri load; free estimates. TWinbrook l-c8405. COULTER Mnvtnr.

truekinr. trunks, odd pieces. Reasonable. 1 CAdillac RETURN loads wanted immediately to IS alates. Winner Van Lines.

Local and etorace. Insured. 153tj9 Oulncy. UNI-verslty g-MH3'i. SOMETHING DIFFERENT Ask TANNER.

2510 Third Ave. CADILLAC NIGHTS. NO. STORAGE, Movina. Shippum.

Koluu'c Scn-n-- Cty.wtde s-rvjee. TE 1 4' Halls to Rent HALLS lor nieetiruis, k. parties, ilane CLiffcrd 12 Music Lessons CHRIsTENSEN Popular Piano 20 lessons. 42 Mlchisn Theater Building. CHerry () SONGS arraneed.

ccjtiyn.hla. orc'hestraticns. srl Sobie. 15u9 Broad- a.T;CAdi a 4 7 1 4 SWING PiHtto, voice, U5c. Improvttsiit, dancuur; colored teacher.

TV Educational ACCOUNTING. siionhalni. iVookkeenun Tpcntctiii. Stenograph, etc. The Vcetllrsn TO-'C "20 Bm'ep Ave Tcee 14 for cc iert KIM't KN Ni.i.ery Ti BARTENDER wauled, exjvrie lured.

Apply centra. ar. t-asx roru. BKNCH ami Fluor Moldert on milium hiyf jodduic worK. uai raie.

Amrriran dration LaHor Shop. Th (kvfland (o-OperaliTe Store to. Foundry Divi-Riod, 818 Harvard Avenue, Cleveland. Ohm. BARBER WANTED Steady; -Wu uer wwk.

47i.l wnt narrpn. BARBER WANTED Stfadjr: luarantee. 'SZiwZ MirntiTHn pfarhorn. BARBKR poHtiion: AmTicaiu be- BROWN SHARPE Automatic Screw Machine Operators and Set-Up Men MUST BE FIRST CLASS GIVE EXPERIF.NCB AND REFERENCES. CITIZENSHIP REQUIRED.

ADDRESS BOX 1011. FREE PRESS. BtSHELMAN (Tailorl Experienced, permanent, rood warea. "The 416 Souih Sarlnaw Street. Flint.

Michlran BUTCHER wanted, steady job, rood warea, must speak Polish. 9029 Jos Campau. CANVASSERS Small advance. Mr. Edmund snnt omI7Vmew)od CARPET.

Linoleum and Tile Lavera Ex penenced only: yi 4d per hour. Anniy Room 700. HI West Montcalm. CH. Il47n CARPENTERS WANTED Tuesday: corner I an and Mohan.

1 bik. south ot Mile Road, between Gratiot and yenoenneer, COAL DRIVERS Steady work. 301 South Fort. 17289 Mt, Elliott. COLLECTOR with ear for rerular mine, Surety bond.

1303 Industrial Bk. Bldr. CREDIT INVESTIGATOR Man wllh experience In credit work. Musi have car and reasonably familiar with Iielroit and vicinity; earnlnrs will aver- are monthly plus car allowance Ko sellinr nor canvassing. Must furnish two references.

Apply Mr. Keen Suite 018. Fox III13 noon. CREW MANAGERS SALESMEN SILVER MEN We hare what you want and you have what we want. We have silverware and other merchandise, prima territory and Elan to sell on 60c weekly terms.

Yon ave the ability tn sell, therefore, our associations would ba to mutual benefit. Tod commissions to top men. Virrinia. North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. A.

L. Kaaser. Reliable Home Equip. 3 Main Kicnmoua, virrinia. DISHWASHERS (21 Best nav: day work middle-wed.

5817 West Fort. Deaths Charles Gombor, 49; Rose Pul, 4(1. Chester A. Balinski, 22: Irene Letkowskl, 23. Jessie Walden.

23: Suyelia V. Dixon. 21. (iilbert Hodakins' -24: Irene Koofara. IK.

Joseuh W. Olds. 21; Lillian J. Ryikooen, loaeph J. Bodziak.

22; Helen R. Rosinski, 19. Edward flrzywinakl, 24: Jfanette Les-czarz, 21- John A. Jrnnints, 38; Bernidetta Pri- mean. 39.

Stanley W. Maznr, 33: Casimiri Kuczera, 25. Qenrse Gerdjieolf, 50: Vet Nedelchoff, 41. Peter R. Earn.

53: Maud Poe. 49. Howard Sole. 22: Virainia Lehman. 22.

James Grant, 30: Hazel A. Pierce. 39. DEATHS Edward J. Ward.

0021 Helca. 68. Oscar Naumann. 34o0 E. Forest, 55.

Maria, Floro. 3.V35 Russell. 70. Walter Koraleweki, 4032 St. Aubin.

42-Arthur E. Lal'ointe. 0042 Llnwood. 50 Maud D. Donald.

8120 E. Jefferson. 75. Hiram M. HcovllI, Ml) 8 Ridaewood.

10, Elizabeth Lents, Holly. 85. Fred W. Jackson. Lawrence.

70. Benianun Lewandowski. 3918 Casmere, 32. Abel Hector Perrault. 1200 Mnntclalr, 3.

John Frederick Herboii. 2347 Vmewood. 03. Josenh Edwood lynch, 7025 Ktckel, Dearborn. 49.

Jeremiah Sullivan. R205 Vt. OHret. 80. Louis Gross.

8127 W'hlttakrr. 09. Suzanna Jastrietnskt. 18418 St. Louis, 63.

Anna Francis. 2021 Ferdinand. 72. Rebecca Vera Bitia. 1832 Cherry, 6 months.

Anna ltirlski. 8076 Kirkwood. 42. Dorothy B. Weyer.

13909 Brtnsard Drive, 48. Bertha Grater, 5753 Three Mila Drive, 58. Tobie Schulraan, Cleveland. 0 60 Bessie Friedman. 3010 Calvert.

t8. Dayton Waits. 3100 Beatrice. 29. Marjorie Stout.

7233 Voerner, Center Line. 45. as Donald Lome Forshee. Milford. 51.

Joseuh Miller, 238 Victor. Hifhland Park, 63. Marzarct E. Cbapoton. 18514 Blackmoor, 40.

Behecca Kolb. 11501 Petoskey. 77. Thomaa L. McGoldnck, 14.120 St.

Mary's, a 03. Paul L. Shaw. 29 E. Euclid.

47. Miller, 1653 Merrick. 70. Jatnea William Cryan. 6702 Lincoln.

49. Thomaa Churchfield. 5462 Commoii- wca th. no. Daniel P.

Kttinrer, 1574 Cadillac, 44. Girnlamo Pnmante. 4408 Sheridan. 40. William tuukliu.

Lcavitt, 4330 incoin, 80. Frank Knmly. 331 Smith. 37. Maurice DeS.hryver, otm.l Radnor.

4'i. Maraaret Granimalico. 3539 Jean. 68. 5 Calerina l.icavnli.

2235 E. Fort. ol. Aorln Pautio. 4401 oncord.

47. Kazitniera Hznonar, 6170 Elmer, 48. Maraaret Christie. 6855 Sloney Island, Chicaao. 70.

William J. Ermat inner. Lincoln Park. 73. Jennie Adcock.

177H4 Northron. 72. Nicholaua Kocsak. Herkimer, ti. Uadrleme II Watt.

W'bittler Hotel. 00. Cadierme Youna, 9395 Isaina, 62. Elizabeth Patak. 20421 Kenosha, Grosse cointe cara, t.

Fritz J. Kalmn.3955 Ml. Elliott. (11. Pelana Slrozewskl.

3810 Ht. Aubin. 70. Robert Tolmie. 2831 W.

Fort. 68. Rnssrll Waldron. 4349 Leslie. 48.

John Green. 44(14 Brush. 44. Abraham Weiaebiatt, 10B3 voinniwooa, 05. 3 Eva Maaaad.

2571 TantOn. 68. William Aleehe. 1415 8. Fort.

51. Georae Pelrides. 2030 Clements, 80. Glenn Kiefer. 05 Edmund Place, 30.

Hela Phillips. 6818 Beeohwood. 53. Rose Merr.oian. 504 S.

Solvav. 48. Russell Henry Hone. 5855 Third. 38.

Jakob Matercak. 9324 Knodell. 64 John Tucker. l.085 Winthron. Frederick Roaenberir.

luitll nnaiay, Elizabeth Sales. 420 Superior, Bft. Sehaft. 1330 Second. 40.

Viva Rosenberr. 12101 Findlay. 24 Helen Matilda siaib. 625 summit, man- cheater. 00.

a James Hmlon. 5105 T. Conirresa. 41. Gtissis GocM French.

10253 Indiana. 68. Christina Anderson. 9870 Chenlot. 49.

Dorothea Slelfen. 1533 Ah. 43. Adele Hrandl. 1 03110 wil'lemere.

n. Louis Thldobdeau. 2016 E. Jefferson, 50. ta-nii vftact lltn -Rochelle.

60 William F. i-ukanowaki. 6219 Bald- win. 6c. Millse etna Ktrhe.

85 Inaeoh Ross Forller. 3009 Lincoln, nion(hs. Ufltfl- r.srlcln. Qtt T.nhrosse. 42.

Isabel M. Stewart. 8124 wnucomn, a Richarri Glamb. 7787 Penrnd. ncnnlha Lawrence Davison.

83,6 Dubay, 3 a months. r.t.w vj tA'Rrien. 4fle FiIH. 72. Blanche R.

Yost. 1130 W. Outer Drive, 69. DIVORCES GRANTED Maliit from-Anns. Ann F-li7at)fih Owfn from Robert.

Veral WilltPion from Krazifr. Eleanor Reader from Virjil. Dolore Kfllr from Innip. Uar.t-i Willinms from Arthur. Jpan MVGarver from Inni.

Barney Pukft Irom Ida Tlamnwr from William JnpHino Bn-on from Max. John Bryant irom Lillian M. Davm from William L. Mart Frtilr from Jnnpnh. Julius Hcjll from Gertrude.

Kiwn i apito irnm Kaipn. arpurpt Hoffman from Grorf OlfRtim Arvin from Vrnon. Irtne Iwnrie'T from ranit Wm. P. BrannVrmhl from H'len.

Lawrpns Sully from f-onp. John Stallworth from Mamif Msni MrTormi'k from ThsMnr. Ortrud- f-abadie from J--" D. Violtl Mflhaurim from Wilbur. Annie Pon from David Pannan from r)U Stnrkr from Wnltr Robert Larkins from Ixrra1n.

Marrarvt Corner from Clarence. nsv Rithman from Ssrah. HzM Cirk from Daid. Brown from HHfiv Vinrrni Kltr from Albert, frothy IiU'kwnll from SirphfTi. William Millor from O'l.

RM- Hiiief from H-if-n Miyfifiri fmm Dale. Ni'iTil ritni-it (rnm ffvnun from (frnvirve. N'lrma i hii'l-s front Grtr. f.r.-.-mo from riihotn I nn Frr f-nni Thomut, vi' Fi'r ffm Hrnian Knufmiiri fmm fplii DAVENPORT Automatic Screw Machine Operators and bet-Up Men PLENTY OF OVERTIME IN REPLY GIVE EXPERIENCE AVI1 REFERENCES. CITIZENSHIP 1024.

FREE Pr.ESS. riECOHATtill io or; DIE TOOL DESIGNERS CHECKERS AND PROCESS MEN FIRsfCLASS TOP RATES AND OVERTIME PARAMOUNT Engineering Co. 2985 East Jefferson DRIVERS WANTED The rtrht man TTa ainwumee ana Mlteli.lt troctrJ, Gai 88tl YVANTFT) Good money-inaklna; opportunity rtrirliti pleasurt cir: hei it hy and BroluaWs -128 DLSTK1BUTORS to pass circulars. uu. 10 ou cents per hour.

Lamed. 7 a. m. ma os. ni no eellnij.

uu6 ESTIMATORS For Industrial Construction (2) BILL OF MATERIAL I.ISTFRS (21 QUANTITY SURVVEY MEN ADDRESS BOX 105 7 FREE PR ES GARDENER WANTED Full tinirafl Lake Court, Grosse Poinle. Please phone Mrs. Bonhnaht. Niagara 1225. GAS STATION attendants Am.lv McTnlTt nnrht or Tuesday.

Bill Saunders. field and Grand River, TErrace 3 8 i Tier n-ai ia. GASOLINE attendant, also mechanic: 4S. hour week, bonus. See Mr Shuttle-worth.

Jamea J. Brirht 4 Son, 7250 Fort St. W. HELPERS FOR TRUCKS Also Factory Truckers WEGENER'S 4815 BELLEVUE HOTEL NIGHT CLERK Must have local references- white. Melrose Hotel DESIGNERS, DETAlLERS, CHECKERS Lonr prorram, plentr nf overlinie, ior nm wa men.

Apply Wi ro i rifnirr mne. LATHE LARGE for tool work. Do not apply unless eiperi- rii'Tu Appty toi Jerome. LATHE HANDS Oootl ooooriuntiv fw mtildle-ifred men. K.

G. Moeller Co. 144 IS. Meyers Road. MACHINIST Experienced in buildmi spe.

ctai macniDery. invincible Tool tu. Beau fait. MARKER, exiierieiicetl on machine. ApplT ejtresl Cleaners.

ln t'lquette. IEAT CUTTER Slcaciv employment. Uuit have references. loth St; MECHANIC EXPERIENCED on Ford and rhermlsl Trucks. Apply b'ueher 3(11 souta Fort.

MECHANIC lo work on aildtne aiselunes and typewriters. 509 St. MILLING MACHINE rertiral. for fool work. Do not nr-nty unlena exrn'nfnt-fq.

Apply Jpn'tn OPTOM ETRIPT WANTFD EmeriencM profcMional rood Mlary: excellent ot-porluniiy for the risrht man. In Mi'h-Kran, rmttilde of Delroit. Must be not appfarliiR- and expert refractioniBl, Ad-drefm Bitx lH-tO. Free PreM. PRESSER wanted, experienced.

alo tailor. uuannan tieanera. ltio.i woixiwanr PLANT PROTECTION' 50 men 5 fe-t 10 mchea or over. fn ah year old. American cltnen wim hirlb certllicatfa: muat have, rood rtvoci that will Ntand tull investigation, Farwell pldr- PREHSER for dry ileaniiifT plant.

I nwm arttie. 1'ioneer tLdcntiera. juj.i oouia Monroe. Dearhorn. IMnhigan.

tervlre man for roni- mrroial low prftunre work, t-nion a-aie. Apply CHerry 61 4U, Dctroil Ice Maohiae f'o. PERSONNEL DIRECTOR fanable nf lakfnr ver employment dept. Of well known Detroit ronern. converting: present fat 'ory faoihiiea over for defense work.

Should have ability to mtervirw and rlaaeify anplicanta and in addition rate the tnlent nf individual relative tn available nen loirs. Write, titattnr qualification" emverience, draft ttatUv and alry dtired, Addreaa Box 0:.7, ree ROUTE men to drive week while learning Vi acner. lruk, referencet. SERVH'E ataiion attendant Lubrwatmn experience reQiiired: ealarv and corami- aion. Ray 01mke.

S'-i'io Harnor TAIMK (Tadieal for hTrh irrade made to order aoft drenmakin(r Ai)PiT off ice; lilt) Park A Educational A Thorough Secretarial Course will brlnjf opportunity for ton-genial employment and rapid advancement, THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE "Michigan's lurtH Businesl and Secretarial School" Schools are conducted at Michigan 220 Baglfy. Detroit; at 6040 Joy Road, near Grand River; at S'J40 Gratiot, corner of Mack; also in Pontlac. Call at nearest school today, writ for new prospecttw. or Phone RAndolph 6534 COMPTOMETER OPERATORS DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Train.fl Pomntomstsr. Culriilator nm-rnlicrs with knowlei-" ol trpewntmir cue in demand.

Onl 10 tn 'I weeks required iw this training. O-ir free emnlovment rec-eivina- an uiui erccic.pie.1 D-iQitxr vt calls for C. S. 1. craduaies.

for TnrlUtr ifrmrion. Pacaa Si. 1477, t.tl CALCULATING AND SECRETARIAL INSTITUTE INSI RAMK HKHtM.t HI ltd. l.t r. ntARorn CITY OF DETROIT OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER Detroit, March 31, 1942 STREET PAVING ASSESSMENTS Motlce )a hereby riven by the City Treaaurer that ail aeee.mept haa been levied againat the adjacent property for the paving of the followina atreeta aa apecifirrt in the aaacaamcDt rolla of the numuera atiacnerj: ROLL NO.

9719 Mctntyra from IMnta Maria to WllmarUi. ROLL hit. bratllord trom Sauer to firelner. ROLL NO. idliia A Artealaa from Iiavlann to ROLL NO.

M721 Farm Brook from Niiuthaniptnn to ChandJer Park J'r. ROLL NO. UT22 Rutland from and ot alreet of Olen1ale to Uaviann. ROLL NO. Rentier from Outer Iinva to Fenlteli.

ROLL NO. 974 Chapel from Frnketl to Puritan. ROLL NO. ItTiS Montroaa from Kllif to We.tfield. ROLL NO.

Weatbrook from Kenkell to Puritan. ROLL NO. 9727 VFidman Place, from to Milwaukee. ROLL Nil. Bcnlteaa from 14 Oil' N.

of Frued to Mareh. HOLL NO. 117:0 Rojaiter from Morant to ajH' N. of (aalno. ROLL NO, Alameda from Silence to Fayette.

BOLL NO fi7ai Appolina from Santa Clara to Curtie. ROLL NO. BUckatont Ave. from Idland tn Puritan. ROLL NO.

Covert from Con- urd tn Carrie. BOLL NO. 117.14 Tlearinr from W. of Kllnaer to Klineer. ROLL NO.

97:15 Fordham irom Have. In W. C. Voranr. ROLL NO.

07:16 Glaatonburr from 44U.8H' S. of Daviaon to Schoolcraft. ROLL NO. 0737 Linnhuret irom Hftyea to ROLL NO. 97.18 Linnhitrat from mi' of w.

id. ot ii i nn. to Morana-. ROLL NO. 97.19 Picraon from Midland tn Puritan.

ROLL NO. H7 4U Flerton from IT ot MtMchoia to .18 H. 01 oania ROLL NO. 9741 Prerost from aaaar lo Pembroke. ROLL NO.

9742 Rutland from s. of Whitluck to N. ot Warren. ROLL NO 9741 Sleherl from Caatle to 1U' w. ot wood.

ROLL NO. 9744 Stan.hnry from Outer Drive to Thatcher. ROLL NO. 9745 Trinity from 13' S. of McNichola to Karl.

ROLL NO. 9T4H Bralle from Clarita tn 4U N. nl 7 Mile Hoad. ROLL NO. 9747 arrle from Mil-hank to Eitht Mile Road.

ROLL NO. H74H Ferauaoa from Cnrtla to l.T N. of Seven Mile Road. ROLL NO. 974!) Falrrreat Irom Hayea tn 60' E.

of Kelly Road. ROLL NO. 9750 Lamont from Seven Mile Road tn Emery. ROLL NO. 97S1 Murray Hill from Cnrtia tn 2.V N.

of Seven Mile Road. ROLL NO. 9752 Rockdale from Lyndon to Kenkell. ROLL NO. 9754 Downinr from Beatrice to Fort.

ROLL NO. 9755 Cheyenne from Tanitol to Foley. ROLL NO. 975D Lumley from S. L.

lot 37 S. McOraw to Kirkwood. ROLL NO. 97r7 Marlowe from Florence to XV N. of McNichola.

ROLL NO. 07S8 Slahelin from 439- S. of Paviou to Schoolcraft. ROLL NO. 9759 firandville from Daviaon to Schoolcraft.

Following la the charter prorlaion relative to payment of the above aancament Sec. io. Part one of aaid asaemrnt ahall hecome due and payable in thirty daye from the first publication of eiirh notice. March Ml. and narta two.

three and four ahall tiecome due and pay able in one. two and thrife venre. respec tively, from the date that part one became due and payanie. Any per.on may pay ine amount ot the a.aeaetnpnta In part. one.

two. three and four, or any of them, at anv time within thirty dava from Marrli in lttl'L without intereat. but if the amount mcnlloned in part one ahall not be Paid within thirty daye from the aaid date a penalty ot one per cent tier month for iix nionlha, in addition to interest at the rate of ait per cent per annum, ahall be added thereto. A like penalty of one per cent tier monih. fnr eix niontha.

in addition to Intereat at the rate of eix per cent per annum from aaid date or nubllcntion. ahall be added to each of the other parte if they are pot paid when the aame ahall become due and payable aa aforesaid. The Interest on parte two. three and four. if aueh aeveral parte are paid when they become due and oavah aha 1 he coirc puled at the rate of aix oer cent per annum from the aaid date of DUoiiealioo March 31.

1914. ALBERT E. COBO. City Treasurer. c.

Death Notices BIK.NKV April la. Robert J. (Bob), be loved son of Mra. Harriet Bimey. dear brother of Ocoiee Mra.

Hclmulh y.leasow, of llelroit. and Harry of hlcHju JIcIkIiis. 111. Services at residence, Bcechdale Wednea- day, 3 p. m.

Burial Forest Lawn emetery. BKITH Mollie. Anrll 13. of 25o'J Elm hurst, wife of David, mother of Simon and Mra. Sadie Hecker.

ot Pennsylvania: aister of Mra. Bernard Goldstein. Mrs Ben Feldman and Nathan Pollack, ot Kentucky. Funeral service from Ira Kaufman Funeral Home, 9419 Dealer at 3 p. m.

Tuesday. BI RKF, April 13. at 5.151 lvanhoe Kernice. beloved wife of W. Edward Burke: dear mother of William, Berwyn.

Fdward and Gerard Burke; aister of Mra. F. P. Funeral from A. Leonard Sullivan Funeral Home.

7fi43 Healer Thursday mornina al 9:30 and St. Theresa's Church at 111 clock. DKWKY April Gorire A. belnvpd fmhpr of Khiabeth. Mrs.

Klorfinn il cat i 11 i a it ml tho Ute Harvey F.J bfntin'C of Mrs. Ernest K. Hwpfft. Mrs. uiHiam an aim jrn Tine.

1 aI Ti.tn fr.Tnil fuller nt Aim Pfonll'l FiltHTrti from Verhi'vdp'n i'lineriU Hnm, Maok. at Outer Drive. Wednesday at p. m. DORION Edward April 11, bdnvM hnR.nd ut VkviMii.

ilrar (nthrr of Mr Klnh RfinltN arrar.df.'.ther of Janien, Lonoro and John Brook. Funeral from A. O. RiKlcy Funwral Home, J. LivpnioirS, Wednesday at and SI.

tecT'iiaii i num. at FIKRWILLA April 11, Michael F. dear husband of the late Helen: father of 1 rs. John Richiert, rs. Stanley Thoma and Arthur.

Service at er-heyden Funeral Home. Mack at Outer Drive. Tuesday at ,2:00. (iraee Evangelical Lutheran Church at '2 :30. CILLAN Isabel.

April 11. dear wife of Dugald: beloved mother of Mary; daughter of Mrs. Mary McKeniie. of Rosshire, Scotland; sinter of Mrs. P.

McLennan, Mr. McLean. Miss Nina McKeii7.ie, of Scotland. Funeral from Coat's Funeral Home, ParkaiUe, near Fen-kll, TueadaT, '2 p. ni.

HKMPKIi Marie, April Li. widow of Paul Hetnpel, mother of Fred and Marie Hempel Meaerick. sifter of Helen Dalton. Nntic- i( funeral later. HK.illiATf April JS.

Walter 13mtK 1-onrview, beloved son of Walter and Winilrert. hrnlher ot Bonnie Jean Hih-fc-ate. Services 4 Tuesday afternoon at the R. G. G.

R. Harris ktlTX April" Vj Jai-oli. of Mt. f'leniens. lielovett husband of Emma Roberta Kuhn, dear father of Mra.

O. Thorn-Ion. Philip. William ami Uroree Kuhn: rrandfather ot enrht grandchildren and mis areat-irrandrhlld. Funeral Wednesday at a.

ni. al A. H. Prlera Funeral Home. Gralint.

and a. m. at Guardian Aneel'a Cbureh. In-ternipnt Mt. KHiolt Oinelery.

MA.VT April l'J, John, eon of Martha Jlsr.vt, brother of Mrs. Edward St. Amour. llrazis funeral Home. lt'WI Twenty-fifth St.

Funeral from St. Anthony's fhunh. a. ni. Wednesday.

Mrt ARTII Annl 13. John A beloved husband of Flora; brother of William, of Iletroit. and Mm. Eltxaheth Kneivel, of Butte, Montana. In state at Harper and Mulliran Funeral Home.

1H4.V) Hamilton, until II a. ni. Wednesday. Burul Cilunirt, Mnh. OSMF.R April 11.

Ennlv: dear mother ot Mrs. Fred Lyona, Mra. Frank Porter. Mra. Ernest Solomon.

Mra. Fred Wirth. Philin Osmer and the late Mra. Otto Gross, and Mra. William Barter: alsier of Mrs Louise Tturlte.

of Indmnannlts. and Mrs. Tillie Turner, of Detroit. Funeral from Fred O. Marshall Sons Parlors.

E. Jefferson. Wednesday aiernnnr? at o'i'io'k NEW TRADE FEAKS The trend of business, country wide, continues upward with manv urens rpachine' new heiehts according; to figures just released bv the business survey department of Bronke, Smith, French Dor- rance. Detroit and JNew i orK advertising firm. The figures show cainsi in fl.1 of the 147 trading areas of the United States during March.

with 22 areas asvo or more aoove normal. FAII.l KKS DKOP NEW YORK, April 13 (AD Business failures in the week ended April 9 numbered 215 com- wcek snd 240 in the like, week of 1941, Dun Eradstrect reported todav. AOuLPHc VxWm i of the Sun Help Wanted Men BARBER SHOP PORTER Must be eaperi- nuTu ivo.is BARBER Steady: 7(K S138 Mvrtle. BAKHER WANTED First: eteadv; 4J1D Military, near Michirau. 10.

BARBER, American: steady: rood for io -id o.too yeconq. BARBER wanted. 41HN Junction. Steady work. 6 7.

BARBER WANTED Experienced: S.I0 aiiaraiuce, aiiaaie-arei preierreu K.t:t Grand Rh-er. BARBER Steady: ruarantee and oerrent are. TOwnsend oUio. 73a ut State fair. BARKER First class.

70: can averaae Mil and up weekly: steady. West vrarren. BARBER WANTED Steady; Apply A.V4 haet tonrresa. BARBER wanted, first class. American viiv.

guarantee. Apply r.in BARBER wanted at once. Good guarantee or uaniii, corner Jos pan. BEATRICE McMILLAN. 3847 Belvidere iresent this notice th nroner ldentt- ftratlon at the Free Press by April 17.

1942. and receive two ruest tickets to ea Ginger Rorera in "Roxie Hart" at the Fox Theater. Marriages John Paciorek, 25: Frances Loazewskl -1. Marvin G. Simonson, 24; Llyle E.

Isala, Arthur H. Geweniter, 28: Dorothy Schlaf, Peter Mosa. 34; Thelma Schuster. 34. Willie Douaherty.

21: Grace Kimball. 21. Edward C. Hettel. 21); Dorothy E.

Holcomb, 23. Richard J. Moore. 55: Elsie Kolan. SO.

Harold P. Harris, 28; Violet I. Dickson. Bent-dirt N. Carello.

23; Verna Sehroeder. 24. Kinit S. Reed. 20: Reta Wiley.

23. Edward J. Medici, 23; Virginia R. Bruce, It). Howard G.

Zaake 21; Elizabeth A. Hunaeie, ih. William L. Geddes, 33: Madeleine Richard. 28.

Chessie E. 30: Dorothy M. Lrxleben. Joseph A. Rotnani, 32: Dorothy Tarbel.

Sam Bennett. 27: Lilly M. Brooks, "0. Mtcnrle ueMarcu, it; iiary laniiareiit. 01 Edward T.

Burns 25; Mary DeHaan. 21. I.ec, Morneau 23: Paula E. Clack. 22.

Thomas t. nanioernn, jtary Clouston. 2.i. Robert Stshl 24- Jane Kint. 21.

Alfred Skifflnitton. 22; Madeline Petn, 50. Harvey Colombo, 23; Mildred iretitouti. i John Svetkovich. 28; Elsie Yombor, Leo Waida, 25: Josephine Palazxola.

22. Anthony E. D'Angelo, 3(1; Francea Ciara- mitaro. 27. Merildeen W.

Howard, 30; Rene, V. Laslierove. 'n. John LaVera. 21: Emily Russell.

20. John L. Toth, 25: Marttarel Shannon. 50. Emil G.

Grzeia Lottie c. yina. in. Leonard Frantz. 20: Beverly Barber, IS.

John Chwaliazewski, 3B; Jsemy M. Hoiush. 37. John R. McCartney, 23: Betty E.

Hawkins. 19. John Hate). 18: Betty Allison. 18 Edward sitkouskas, Kittu matt, to.

John Nowskowskt. 49; Julia Mills 28. Siaoley Bator, 20; Mary A. Harbarchuk, 1 8 Sam Rubino, 27: Frances Florenzo. 19.

Edmund 1. McMicken, 71; Marie E. Daieer. 04. Carl R.

Esch, 24: Marearet C. Maruska. Edward Pawlowski, 24: Dolorea E. Wend-rick, 20, Joseph C. Vecrhionl, 20: Marraret Pel- 7,1111.

1ft. Peter Florin. 25: Eleanor Hendrie, 20. Joseph Sinacori. 23: Mary Lupa, 17.

Georte J. Swovciand, 20; Marguerite Smith. 18. Charles J. Stmnta.

57: Ruby Bowler, 45. Elmer Kramer. 22: Geraiuine i-uits. tnchnn. Mctrmelll 24-Kav Lnoelrone IH li laude Htnklr, 37; Mary L.

Warner. 30. James Keen, Mane roiie. .1. Henry J.

Breejen, -1; iiarrten 20: Elizabeth Muszklewica, R. Gould. 28: Mary Ford 28. Stephen Hook, 22; Grace B. Marshall.

23. Harold R. Buckuidail. 24; Jean 1.. Cum- nilnirs, 22.

John W. Chtlde. 21; Harriet E. Mox-. aa.

111 Georae' Soltis. 40: Hetlwir Birth. 30 Robert s. Rice. Mary m.

tieia -c. K-ranks 20' l.Vtlia Wvdri. 18. Waller J. Willis, 47; Sadie A.

Swan-son, 35, William W. Wood, 26; Clan L. Rhodes, John- J. Cook. 23: Sally Goodwin 22.

Adoiph 'ineianuer, x.uen i 'it Edwin Secord 23: Aline DsSlooverse 51 Carl J. Dawes, 20; Lauresa M. Bow man, Hlco 29- Tlnria Garlow. 59. Carl W.

Nemeclieck. 22; Betty Jane Watkins. 20. Tebe Griffin, 41: Florence Binder. 37.

Horace Bailey. Maraaret nsaer. -o. Allen Perkins. 20: Lillian Kickey 24 Henry L.

Olstyn, 27 Beatrice PosDyhall 21 iGeorae S. Karchner, 20; Charlotte M. tot- Lawrence B. Wickham- 30: Lorraine Stephen S. Krupar, 26; Mary P.

Roroy Josepli "Kilmei. 24; Leonora Woodford. Mitchell W. Stanek 26: Manaret Sramo, MiMoii A. Meinineer, 22: Elvi A.

Sanders -'4. Jsmes Snyder. 25: Irene Wmdkoff 18 Ho and H. Will. 20 r.veiyn nors.ic.

-u pi 1 "fmii IS- Thelma Haslacker. 17. (ieorie H. Vcrbruashe. 22; Marjaret Bauer.

2 w.l.n Airnes Kurszka. 29 RalDh St. John. 22: Charlotte Sotwh. 18.

Eclwant J. Farrab. 20: Lee. Miller. 2( uhrtlv -H Lorraine Lucter.

18. rirHib Mar 23 Jerome Colilon, 40; Madeline Van- R'vhroec-k. Jamea V. Leone. 39: Geraldine Berlincer, James C.

Swanner, 41! Alml Klla Rawhncs, ,2 Bail Paul Motolinn, 24: Msriaret U.llir Ofl Edward Rozen, 20; Viriinii E. Bank. 20. Hans Gehrke. 29; Annamay Mtier.

25 carl C. Gundy. 23: Julia M. Baiey. 22.

James McPartlin. 23: Virmnia, Saunders. 21. Louis Sherman. 20: Irma N.

Miller. 54, lnh T. melfea. J4' Marv ma. Vernon Lehnert.

20; Genevieve Gurtian. Francis. 22: Reava M. Miles, 50. Benedict E.

Gryean. 20; Ethyl Kudela, 20. John Peltz. 20: Mary BureK, 21. Arthur Brandt.

23- Marion M. smt'n. 31. Edward T. Cougllltn, 42: Camille Sosnoski.

30. Walter A. Pruas, 22: Helen Szat- kiewski. 22. Howard G.

Proctor, 23; Mary Vanatter Anthony 3. Mielczarskl, 28: Dulcig A. Kosmowski. 24. Charles P.

Harris, 22; Phyllis Caraher. 20. John B. Farkaa. 28: Elsie Rslbs 19 John B.

Hunt. 26: Idella M. Hudxens. 22, John staliworth. 30: Auiinta M.

Faulk per. 22, Arthur J. Himbeault, 34: Madeleina Du- mery. 29. Reynaldn Arehundil.

42: Fay Sutton. 37 Henrv Runyan. 40: Flora Fowler. 37. M.mfred Knoph.

19: LaVerne Alien 17, Wiihsm Green, 20- Eloi.e Niver. 21. Aa V. Harris. 58; Isal-elia Finns.

58 Harold H. Steffen. Dorothy E. Smith IS Harry S. Siujewski, 51: Dorothy Nel.on 2(1.

Ror 1.. Stephens. 23 Ruih L. Kelly. 24.

Vtncent CMcm. 37 Pearl stcrnm. 34 a. lex pJcciccvini. Irene Y.

GadulUa. C. Rciliinsoii. 20; Eieanor lEdivsrd .1 Barifcowicx. 24: EUine Pnarpt'-.

V. 24: PrUrll'a i C. Ani'iman, "4. Dressmaking EXCLUSIVE dressmaklnr: deatrninir a siiecialty. Mrs.

olKinrnorne, ltua Wyoming, yorthlawn 410 Help Wanted Men AMBTLANrE dnvpr an1 helur; mutt Know city. t'tt(fy. miisie. Live on ATTENDANTS For iraa stations: rood reliable middle- ared men: do greasing or tire Good wares. Puritan.

AUTO Mechanic--AU makes of cara: rood man lor real jod. tfrand Kiver. AUTO MECHANIC A I man lor Al job. Annly 5HU5 W. Fort.

TWO AUTOMOBILE mechanic wanted. Apnly 1(11 East Milwaukee. BARBER Good steady position; rood for S4II or belter a week. 14.714 E. Jelleraon, LEnox 1474.

BARBER wanted: per week. 70 Also porter. 15048 Puriian. BARRKR WANTED First-elasa. Steady.

Guarantee. D'rccntaie rood lor $40. 1415 Woodward. BARBER warned: riiaiaiitced; 7U Steady. 11544 Woodward.

Births If a birth that omirred in the City of Detroit docs not appear in thia column within two weeka ot the date of birth, the Department of Health a ski thai parents request their physician to send thft record to the Division oX Vilal Statistics, 3919 John R. BIRTHS 1 BOYS BORS TO: H.itel Adamczyk, Thirty-Second. Alvuia Arella. iung-ham, Dearborn. Hosemary Abraniuwicx, ilJH Ryan, Van Dyke.

HatKUertte Buchanan. 105'1'J Rutlier ford. Mary Bitontl, 2R30 E. Willis. Fairy booue.

Cliristiancy, Dorothy Brown. 1195 Webb. Helen fiastnba. llu.i Sheridan. Vera 1.61 Ie(juiudrs.

Betty Briley, UAM Lincoln. Mry Collins. 7009 Radclllfe. Rose Cnnzell. Bank.

Rose Lhapprell, olHU Garland. Mane Coushbn, Central. Victoria Fisher. Holcomb. Lyle Forkel, ttU'-'S Cloveriawn, Barbara Galta, SH'JB Lemay.

Irene Gennette, St. Francis. Farm- inaton. Helen Grzesklewici. 08:3 Clayton.

Viivniia Holmes, Coyle. Anne Hipp, lbl05 lnverncbs. Mary Horvath. 60H7 Chnmiancy. Dorothy Harley, 111 Highland, Hiftl- land Park.

Louise Howick, ISSSS VanDyka. Catherine Jones. IStoS Chestnut. Harriet Jawurskl. 5115 Mitchell.

Ruth Johns, UuiKI Thelseii. Margaret Kohoyda, 408 Wordsworth, 5 Fcrndale. Stella Kunin. S'JOO W. Boston Blvd.

Ruth Kitlle. Sorrento. Roaa Kovacs, '512 Weddeli, Dearborn. Keniorskl, 7tll Hillsdale. Low.

5957 Brush. Genevi-ive Lee. b4L Bi-Hlnard, Gertrude MacDantel, 4474 Third. Ruth Miller, 17:117 Mendota. Cecilia Mavlier, 9-lci Preel.

Mane McFarland. ftria E. Ferry. Vivian McCruni, 15W0 Hubbell. Vera II W.

Margaret. l'la Nove. Gladstone. Tleanor Noynon. 179:1 Towneend.

Ruth Preston. 1H5 Calvert. 5 Rosa'ie Tarrnh, 1250 Haiwood, Eojal Oak. Rita Remoi, S3.10 Porter. Kmma Rebont, Grandr.

Julia Radlke. Glenficid. h4fl Gladstone. Lillian Raby, Bcecbwood, East Iielroit. Rose Rader, 3139 Wehb.

Helen Spohn, Maple Road. Birmintham. Geneva Sinks, 2234 Slanley. Theresa Shelley, 14HU8 Cloverdale. Betsy Stevens, 280 Moross, Grosse Fointe Farms.

Bertha Susewitl, 14141 F.aton, Allen Schneider, 15M3 Wildemere. Julia Sobcxak. 920(1 St. Cyril. Dorothy Smith.

5ti35 Ltnwond. 3 lrfona Sluka, 7041 Palmetto. 1 Loia Tocewicx. 4753 Avery. 2 Martha Thomas.

402 Pearson. Femdale. Alice Tudor. 135H4 Gallaaher. Ht.zel Volsledl, 19525 Lenore.

Joaenhine Votth, 29005 6 Mile, Farmintr- ton, Thelma Westell. 1477 Twenty-Fourth. Ella Wnftord. 543H Rivard. rr Sylvia Witters, 1007(1 Lakenointe.

Marcella Wilson, 341 Knulewood. Uosanna Younablood. 1151 Maryland, Grosse Polnte. I GIRLS BORM TO: Florenei" Aumiller. 12039 Forrer Nora Beaty, 10SO5 Baraia.

Dearborn. Corine Beckett. 3744 lroottots. Helen Batter. 4807 Merrllt.

a Kvelyn Best, Kltill Delaware. Lula Cairia, 12SS'J Dwyer. Jean Desmet. 471 Cloverlr. Martha Doud.

477 Aihland. Ethel Oolf. 321H Sixth. Gcorata Glynn, 002 Hillsdale Drive, Royal Oak Huth Gillham. Rfi20 Fnwnrlh.

Mariraret Gillespie, 32(1 McMillan, Grosse cointe a arms. Mary Green. Rockwnod. Mich. Marearet Heard, 276 Alfred (twins) Vsr.llm Hilton RS Continental.

Maraarel Huyser, 702 S. it am. Royal uaa. Helen Jaffe. 3345 Pasadena Mary Knudsen, 2244 Scvburn (twins).

Berlha Kiuaht. 1931.1 Mendota. Lisa Lal'ointe, 531 1 Snokane. Alice Leistmrer. 1094 Newport.

Theresa Lulbrand. 12S22 Racine. Louise Morey. 20100 Power. Farminffton.

Anne Markoff. 2HS0 Amazon. Dearborn, rs Elizabelh Montnro S0K4 Goodwin. Marie Mairila. 3ii5( Ferry.

Mary Nvste. 11 IS N. Snlvar. Helen letruchowskt. 35H1 Fremont PI Bertha Pianfetti 2051 Lvcaste.

Mary Pla.ido. 524S Balfour. Ruth Papni. l.lo.'ll Peoria. lVlrie, I H542 nkelt.

Helen Roherts, Glastonbury Road Helen Roberts. Is. Biltmore. Hilda Reed. ISO Burke.

River Rome. Ann Stabv. 71 Garfield. Retty Szoke, 201 S. Mnrrell.

Winiufred Schueiie. 3S7S Hardinr. Alma Stanford. 917 Leland Mnne Thoresen. Ereelspd.

Irene Trueman. 12950 KerrhevaL El'ie Vincent. 33S9 Tlieodnre, Bertha Williams. 20011 Hanna. Irene Weathra.

Htrig7 Irivinatnn. Lenore Wray. 9205 Morane Drive. Betty Welch. 29228 Dresden.

Farminr ton. MARRIAGE LICENSES Applied for) 5 Jo'n G. Arnold. 19; Glenna M. Berckley.

17. Joseph Nelrvnrk. 31: Ann Rocbeleau. 20. 2 Prince Berrien.

36: Alice Ynpp Ctt Herbert B. Rentier. 46: Martarct H. Ross, 4t. Raymond Kenyon, 54: Mabel MacFarlane.

Edward Andreatik, 51: Mary A. Goreckl, is, William Thomas, 19: Grace M. Cummttc-'s, 20. Alex M' Robb 25: Rulh MeKar. 19 Troy Sanders, 27: Geraldme Stalwortu Jay Weidler.

53: Maletta Foster. 33. Edward Cholewica, 28; Jennie Wianiew- ki. 25 John S. Thomas, 43: Matilda Hirtrina.

39 John H. Malti-r, 24' Annie Lockman. 24. Carl Bauer. 24: Stella Maltielakl 25 Bio-ton Frenc-h.

21; Gerry McMahon. 20 Archie C. Perkins. 19; Norma A. 8 Ranla.

It. Ch crles S. Fucln, 23; Virfinla, Strzalkow ki. 2ti Continued from Page 15 Actually the thousands who witnps th TW battle are going to see only one player they haven't looked at before. The stranger will be Oris L.

Hockett, Cleveland's right fielder. Hockett, a stocky athlete of 180 pounds, came to the Tribe from Nashville where he distinguished himself by batting .359 against Southern Association pitching. Like Bill Hitchcock, Tiger shortstop, Hockett attended Alabama Poly (Auburn). He was with Brooklyn In 1938. Another new Indian, but not unknown here, is Les Fleming, first baseman, who was with Detroit once upon a time.

He piled a .414 batting mark at Nashville in 1941 to earn advancement to Cleveland. ANOTHER FEATURE Tuesday will be the introduction of the American League's only playing manager Lou Boudreau, Indian shortstop. Cleveland has attempted numerous baseball experiments in the past but none was quite so daring as the elevation of the twenty-four-year-old Boudreau to the managership. Lou has had coaching experience at University of Illinois, ms aima mater, ana there Has been a touch of college athletic methods in his direction this spring. There are two schools of thought in baseball on the playing manager.

Some people say that a first-class manager must devote all his talents to leadership from the bench. Others contend that a manager contributes to victory by his own accomplishments on the playing field. From past baseball history, the conclusion is that the personality and ability of the individual is the determining factor in either case. TEN YEARS Af.O TnnvAVS! Ferre" the TirciS s. Johnson.

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