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12 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1943 PART ONE Death Notices Death Notices Help Wanted Men Lost and Found Help Wanted Men Help Wanted Men Help Wanted Men Rouse Strike CARPENTER WORK FINISHERS Union wages, ewady employment, postwar security. Apply SAM'S CUT RATE 520 BATES ST. CARPENTER Salary: pleasant working conditions: a. m.

15829 Grand River. 8:30 CHECKERS TOOL DESIGNERS DETAILERS BODY LAYOUT MEN Those on WMC critical list apply through NORMAN E. MILLER AND ASSOCIATES 2751 EAST JEFFERSON SECOND CHEF Good pay: 4-1 p. six days. 1017 DEXTEK BLVD.

CHEF to take full charge factory kitchen; highest wages: must be steady; reffr-emes required. Box 1151. Free Press. 31. CLEANERS Middle-aged men for theater cleaning: good wages.

AdpIv stage door. Fox Theater, between 8 and a. m. CLERKS DRILL PRESS TRUCKERS LABORERS SWEEPERS INSPECTORS WELDERS MILL LATHE TURRET LATHES-SCREW MACHINES We hire 150-pound 17-year-old boys for stock movers. 48 hours and over per week.

100 defense work. Must comply WMPC. GARWOOD INDUSTRIES 7024 RIOPELLE CLERICAL East Side plant requires men for the following positions on day and afternoon shifts: Time Study Observers. Specifications Clerks. Planning and Scheduling Clerk.

Follow-Up. Prefer men with factory experience and high school eduction. Excellent working conditions and raises forthcoming. In reply state age. experience drait status and salary ce-sired.

Address Box 113B. Free Press. 31. CLERICAL WORK Young Man 6 Days Week AMERICAN CARLOADING 249 Hastings RA. 2594 CLERK ROUTING DEPARTMENT DETROIT BULK PLANT SOCONY VACUUM OIL 5950 AVERY COAT MAKERS wanted.

520 United Artists CH. 4193. COOKS COUNTERMEN DISHWASHERS Good wages, good working conditions. Ap-ply 20Q1 Park Ave. Collector-Investigator YOUNG MAN 25 TO 35 MUST BE DRAFT EXEMPT AND ELIGIBLE UNDER WMPP GOOD SALARY PERMANENT POSITION OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT Doty Discount Corp.

FINANCE COMPANY 4707 Woodward at Forest COMPTOMETER OPR. With bookkeeping experience: part-time work in builder's office located South-field-Grand River Section. Address Box 1145 Free Press. 31. CONVEYOR DRAFTSMEN EXPERIENCED CONVEYOR LAYOUT AND DETAIL DRAFTEMEN GOOD POSTWAR PROSPECTS IN CHANGE-OVER JERVIS B.

WEBB CO. 8950 Ave. HOGARTH 8010 CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT, ex perienced on A one-iamily frame homes. Walters Brecher. Occidental Hotel.

Muskegon. Mich. CONE automatic screw machine operators. i (M vneel company. 1141 Charlevoix CREW MEN LABORERS HANDYMEN MEN DISCHARGED FROM U.

S. SERVTCF. For steady employment: 20 to 55 years of age; good starting wage, time and one-half over 40 hours. Essential industry. Apply at once.

TOHNS-MANVILLE Rm. 701 Murphv Highland Mich DESIGNERS AND DETAILERS ON FIXTURES AND GAGES Must Comply with W.M.P.C. FRANK LAKE CO. 1421 E. MILWAUKEE Designers and Detailers on Tools and Dies For information regarding these positions reter to your nearest Lnuea states Employment Service Office.

MERCURY ENG. CO. 2631 WOODWARD DESIGNERS OF TOOLS ENGINES Plant Layout Draftsman Continental Motors Corp. 12801 EAST JEFFERSON Apply through U.S. Employment Service DETAILERS TOOL DESIGNERS LONG PROGRAMS AMERICAN Designing Engineering Co.

1209 Washington Blvd. Contact your local United Statei Employ- ment Service Ullice tor toese positions. DIE DESIGNERS TOOL DESIGNERS Steady Work Overtime Must comply with WMPC. HERCULES ENG. CO.

2457 WOODWARD DONOVAN BLDG. DRAFTSMAN for heat treating furnaces. Op portunity to learn combustion engineering. Top salary. Belle- vue industrial 2971 Bellevue.

Furnace Co. DRAFTSMEN New Office Permanent Job 100 WAR WORK -DAY WEEK A PROGRESSIVE COMPANY MUST APPLY AT YOUR NEAREST WMPC OFFICE ALUMINUM ALLOYS Corp. 7437 ST. AUBIN One Block North of the Boulevard DRAFTSMEN Layout draftsmen with mechanical and sheet metal drafting experience lor position as research draftsmen with a large war olsot. State experience, marital status.

ag. and salary expected. Only those eiigib' under WMPC plan need apply. Address Box 1985. Free Press 31 DRIVERS GARAGE MEN AND MECHANICS AGE 18 TO 50 Essential industry; 44-hr.

weeK, plenty overtime, top wages. APPLY 449 WEST FORT ST. MICHIGAN- CENTRAL DEPOT DRIVER'S HELPERS Ages 38 or over for steady war and peace-time work. Also man for dock and warehouse and bottling department Apply Dossin's Food Products 3659 GRATIOT DRIVERS MAINTENANCE MECH'S. DRUM WASHERS MACHINE OPERATIONS SOCONY VACUUM OIL CO.

5950 AVERY BESENBERG Nov. 20. Henry beloved husband of Matilda: father of Mr. Earl Barrett. Mrs.

Carl Personke. Mrs. Walter Partington. Mrs. William Hel-eth ana John H.

Bessenberg: brother of -Margaret Lawrence and William Bfwn-berg. Also survived by nine grandchil- dren. Services 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, at the R. G. and G.

R. Harris Funeral Home. 42ol Cass Ave. CASH Leonard. Nov.

18. 1W.1. loving Mi-hand of Mary dear father of Hathryn. Mt urL of Arizona: Sgt Regis, oversea: also 2 sifters and 4 brothers. Funeral from H.

F. Stone Funeral Home. 2ttO Biddle Wyan dotte. Monday. 9 a.

and St. Elizabeth Church at 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, bteubenville (Ohio papers please copy. EAMKS Nov. 19.

1943: William brother of Walter, of Monroe. Mich. Robert and Annie. Funeral service Tuesday 2 p. m.

at J. w. Maney Chapel. Lin-oln and Hancock. E.MMEKT Nov.

19. 1943. at Los Angeles, John father of Mrs. Royal T. Bates and Mrs.

Howard L. Simpson. Funeral service at chapel of the William Hamilton Cass Ave. at Alex andrine. Notice of time later.

FRITZ Nov. 18. suddenly. David Tressler. of 124.i; Strasburg.

beloved husband of trdie s. dear father of Ida Catherme: brother of William and Elmer Fritz, of fiarrisourg. Pennsylvania, unerai service Monday. 2 n. at the A.

H. Peter Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot. Deceased was member of Phoeneoia Lodge -no. 531.

A. and Star of Zion Chapter No. 388, FRY Nov. 18. 1943.

Harry husband of Maude fry. At chapel of the William K. Hamilton Cass Ave. at Alexandrine, mill Saturday at 4 p. m.

Funeral service and interment at Mansfield. Monday. GOLDMTONE Nov. 18. Marcus brother of Miss Louise and -M t.

GoldMone: uncle of Tech. Sift. Edward G. Gold-stone, now serving over seas. Funeral service at the chapel of the William Hamilton Cass Ave at Alexandrine, Monday at 2:30 n.

m. Instead of flow ers. memorial tributes may be made to charity grant ov. 19. 1943.

John, father of Mrs. Margaret Tripp. Mrs. Harold J. Taylor.

Archibald Helen M. and John Grant. Jr. Funeral service at chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cass Ave.

corner Alexandrine. Monday. 1 :30 p. m. GI'PPY Harry 76 years.

Nov. 20. at Hotel meu. Windsor: Deioveo nusrana of the late Emma B. Guppy.

dear father of Mrs. Margaret (Gordon P. Diek-sun, Windsor; Mrs. Katherme (Stewart I N. Stevens.

London: brother of Annie C. Wear. Mrs. Carrie A. Gay.

Mrs. Jos rh H. Carsons, city: grandfather of Harriett and Gordon Guppy Dickson. Geoffery Stevens, of London. Deceased resting- at the Morris Funeral Home.

1H24 Wyandotte until Sunday noon, thence to residence. 1089 Victoria. Private services at residence Monday. Nov. 22.

at 3:15 p. to St. Andrews Presbyterian Church for public services at 3:45 p. m. Entombment.

Windsor urove Mausoleum. ijahyky Nov. 0. 194J. Elizabeth wife of the late James Harvey; mother oi enzanetti ur.

t.leanor Carolyn Howard William of Cleveland. Ohio, and the late Mrs. Helen R. Eby. of Rock ford.

Illinois: also survived by six grandsons. Funeral service at chapel of the William R. Hamilton Cass Ave. at Alexandrine. Tuesday at p.

It's News Briefly Told Orson Welles to Speak at Free World Meeting Orson Welles, actor, playwright and producer, will be guest speaker at a Detroit regional meeting of the Free World Association at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the YWCA Cen-tial branch, the Rev. Merrill Bates said Saturday. Welles, will represent the national headquarters at a Pan-American conference in December.

Mrs. Thomas McAllister, of Grand Rapids, regional director of the association, also will speak. Correspondents to Talk Before Economic Club Clifford A. Prevost, head of the Washington Bureau of Knight Newspapers, and Jay G. Hayden, Washington correspondent of the Detroit News, will speak Monday noon at the regular meet ing of The Economic Club of De troit.

The subject of their talks will be "Washington in War and the Peace to Follow." George M. Slocum, publisher of the Automotive News, will preside. so alu 1 ne USO volunteers pin will be given Rnhprt ti Harrison of the Downtown YMCA at a mass meet ing of the statewide USO con ference Monday night in the down town USO Club, Lafayette and Cass. Mrs. Dwight W.

Morrow is scheduled to speak. Harrison will be honored for his service in supervising Saturday trips of sofdierg fm the 'Green field Village each the past year. week during THE NATIONAL GRANGE was all set last week at its Grand Rapids convention to pass a reso lution calling for the deportation of all Japanese from the United States after the war. but didn't when the State Department ex plained that the resolution might operate to the detriment of Ameri cans now held as prisoners of war by the Japanese. The resolution asserted that the Japanese have 'found it impossible to adjust themselves to the ideals of democracy." FOUND HANGED The body of John Popaiewich, 49 years old.

of 3126 Superior, was found hang ing from a rafter in the rear of his home at 10 a. m. Saturday, police reported. He had been des pondent over failing health, relatives told police. Piecework Rules Pare Miners' Pav WASHINGTON.

Nov. 20 (UP) The War Labor Board late today trimmed about 30 cents from the weekly pay of coal miners by modifying piecework provisions of the contract under which they are working for the Government. The modifications were ordered in the contract negotiated by Coal Administrator Harold L. Ickes and President John L. Lewis, of the United Mine Workers.

Anniversary Exercises to Honor Polish Heroes On the twenty-fifth anniversary 01 ine inaepenaence or i-oiana. "UIIUlu's two of that nation's greatest sons, Ignace Paderewski and Gen. Wla- dyslaw Sikorski, will be conducted at 3 p. m. Sunday at Chadsey High School, 5335 Martin.

The commemoration will be spon sored by the Central Citizens Com mittee. Speakers will be Waldo Lessinger, dean of the graduate school of Wayne University; Maj. Clemens J. Bishop, chief of the Detroit field office of the War De- partment's industrial service, and Stanley Angerman, Polish consul in Detroit. Music will be provided by the Wayne University Sym- phony Orchestra.

JANITOR to operate low pressure boiler and do general offu-e cleaning. Prefer re? FenUel-Linwond neighborhood. Apily JANITOR For day work: year-round job for stea.tv man. Applv Supt. Free Prem J.t W.

Laf ayetie. KLUG pressman or young man T7a some Kir.ge experience. lio 3430 Third Ave. TEmpie 1 KLUGE PRESSMAN 54 hours per wet. Phone CA.

4IO KLUGE Freshman 54 hours per we LABORERS MATERIAL HANDLERS CAR LOADERS AND ASSEMBLERS MUST COMPLY WITH WMPC PLAN CHRYSLER PLANT 12200 East Jefferson LATHE HANDS For tool production. Machinery Design. 14111 West McNichols Rn.id. LATHE HAND for production work. quire E.

V. Leppan, Machine Shop. Fernhill. City. LAP HANDS WANTED Experience Essential Permanent Position Top Wages Plenty of Overtime ONLY THOSE ELIGIBLE UNDER WMPC SWEDISH GAGE CO.

SiiOO ALPINE i LATHE HANDS GEAR CUTTERS Experienced preferred but not neceesarv. We will tram von to be a cood me. chanic. Plenty overtime; steadv now and po-twar. UNIVERSAL GEAR WORKS 1301 E.

MrXH'HOLS Rl NR OAKLAND LATHE OPERATOR AND MACHINIST With industrial equipment Eligible under WMPt'ES. Co 142110 Mevrrs Road. LATHE HANDS Rfdford locality. Don Miller. SrhooW.ift Road 5 blocks Vet of TYipjrraph LATHE hand- exponent1! srnii-innUi'" ion (steady work, sco.h.

pav. i'haiupioti Tool Dip 17M E. Nevada. LAUNDRY MANAGER Lanrc hotel. Must he thoroughly fam-liar with high clan? bundle work.

Give refer, ences. Address Box 1132. Free Press. HI. LIGHT FACTORY WORK Postwar opportunity.

1111 Bellevue. See McCandles. LUBRICATION MEN Experienced on Ford automobiles: eteadv work. Good Wages APPLY TO MR. HICKS Johns Bros.

Ford Dealers TSll Gratiot LUBRICATION and mechanic licluer: arv and comm. tall Ed. TE. LUNCH w.iu'on operators for war men or bovs- highest waces with commission: meals luriiishrtl. Hours 7 a.

m. to n. a m. to 1 n. m.

U. Rubber Cafeteria. (itiOO East Jefferson. LUNCH counter man, ouc hour and loud. 1117 Tyler MACHINIST ALL AROUND MAN FOR SMALL SHOP.

GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. FOR INFORMATION REGARDING THIS POSITION REFER TO YOUR NEAREST UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. TAGGERT BROS. 36018 E. Warren TU.

2-52K0. MATERIALS ENGINEER War plant rpquirra man for work as ma-tfrials ensrineer: must have knowled of chemistry and metallurgy as related, to aluminum, steel treating and pme-sine. as well as familiantv with hon praWwes. Prefer man with degree in engineering and exferien-e in varied manufacturing operations. In reply state ae, draft status, exieriene and salar desired.

Box 11-T5. Free Press. 31. MATERIAL HANDLERS For East Side dclcnse plant. Apply Detroit Aluminum and Brass Corporation.

Christopher, one block lrom Mt. Elliott street car, Plymouth and Conuiit bus. MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS Drill press oerators, 100c war work. 5512 Montclair Irear). MACHINE OPERATORS AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY.

INSPECTORS PUNCH PRESS OPRS. MATERIAL HANDLERS JANITORS LABORERS You too can work under the pleasant work-in? conditions of Detroit's war plaut; no experience necessary. De Soto Mtr. Corp. DIVISION OF CHRYSLER CORP.

WYOMING AT MICHIGAN MACHINE REPAIR FOREMAN Must show experience in supervising, rebuilding and general machine repair. A permanent position with a luture. WMPC regulations. Apply Box 115'J. Free Press.

HI. MAIL CLERK AGE 1G-17 GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT APPLY l.tlt MILWAUKEE AVE A MATRRIAI. HAKnr.F.KS I AND LABORERS APPLY BUDD WHEEL CO. 12141 CHARLEVOIX MATERLL HANDLERS AND LABORERS Ideal working conditions, steady work, sick benefits and vacation wilh pay. Starting rate H5e per hour.

Must available under WMPC. Bring release. Excellent transportation. Share the rule program in elect. Apply after a.

m. at the DETROIT HARBOR TERMINAL. 44til West Jefferson Ave MEAT CUTTERS -COUNTER MEN Full or nart time: nleasant working con ditions: ton nay. nni tt SUPER MARKET Apply Mr. Smith.

14381 Liveriie H0-garth 2105: evenings or Sundays. TOwnsend 8-STS2. MECHANIC'S and gas station attendants; full or part time: colored or while. 'JtlOO W. Boston, corner Linwood MERCHANDISING SALESMEN National leader in field offers opportunity for sound training in modern merchandising of quality volume products.

Lea'!" salary and commission, now buililm--, 1 organization for postwar Automobile furnished. Call TEmole 2-U830 for appointment. Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Inc. Mechanics and Assistants FOR GREYHOUND LINES With tools: 18 to 60 yeara.

Thia is an opportunity for good men who nae their eyes on the future. work vital to the war effort, but baa a definite postwar future. Good wages. Apply Immediately. Employment Mana-ger.

with release. 3511 West Fort. Mechanical Draftsmen Shop Maintenance Man Modern plant. Good postwar possibilities. Must comply with WMPC.

V. L. GRAF CO. S825 GRINNELL MECHANIC to repair shovels, cranes. dra lines and contractors' machinery; essential war work.

14057 Schaeler. VErmont 7-03Ho. MECHANIC wanted for truck fleet: plenty or overtime Apply east MESSENGER FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME The Board of Education. City of has an opening for full-time or part time messenger service in the Business Office. This position reauires a knowledge of the City of Detroit and an ability to flrive.

Apply at the Personm I Office. Room 30o. American Radiator Building. 1354 Broadway. METALLURGIST For leading automotive concern now en gaged in war production.

Goou opportunity with postwar future. Kindly stale age. draft and marital status, education and previous experience. Enclose recent photograph if possible. Address Box 114S.

Free Press. 31. MILLWRIGHT Experienced on punch presses: steady work. liearnorn stamping to. 10501 Haggerty Dearborn MONITOR, hand screw ma chine operators, in brass foundry and machine shop.

Good transportation. Apply employment office, 1242 Hoi den. DRAFTSMEN 24S CONVENTION HALL. 44U CASS VID1CAN ENG. SERV.

TE 2 -Pi 11 DRIVERS for Essential Industry Wholesale Grocery. Top Wages. Apply MICHIGAN TRADING CO. CENTRAL PRODUCE TERMINAL BLDG 140 TWELFTH ST. DOOR i2 DRIVERS For city delivery in wholesale food industry: full time, union scale, permanent positions.

Essential work. General Tobacco Grocery Co. 52S0 FOURTEENTH. COR. KIRBY DRILL PRESS OPERATORS wanted immediately for light, pleasant work.

Standard Computing Scale Boulevard at Dubois. DRIVERS Dump, excellent working condition, too wages. Julius Purath A Son 14801 Fullerton. DROP force die sinkers, first class, ideal shop. Write Nat.

Air. Equip. 2o2j 4f. Los Angeles. DRY CLEANER Thoroughly experienced in heavy solvent plant.

Shepler's Cleaners. ItijU'l Harner. ELECTRICIANS MECHANICS LIMITED EXPERIENCE ONLY REQUIREMENT VACATION WITH PAY STEADY WORK OVERTIME AVAILABLE War Workers Needed PULLMAN CO. APPLY GENERAL FOREMAN 17TH AND ROSE ENGINEERING parts list writers with five or more vears of automatic experience in writing parts list from engineering notices. Must be able to handle job-w i supervision: lOO- war work.

Must be eligible under WMPC Also mechanical engineering draftsmen and trained blue Print operators. Smith. Hinchman Sc Grvlls. RAndolph 8825. ESTIMATOR Large Gigs, Fixtures and Special Machinery Prefer man with designing, machine and executive experience.

Local, well-established tool and die plant: excellent conditions and salary: permanent posiuon with wonderful postwar future lor right man. Must be eligible under WMPC. All replies confidential. Include experience, qualifications and age. Box 1153.

Free Press. 31. Fa ctory Workers SKILLED AND UNSKILLED The Timken-Detroit Axle Co. OFFERS YOU STEADY WAR WORK WITH GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.

WE TRAIN YOU. MINIMUM RATE GUARANTEED. IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS AND WORK. YOU GET PAID ACCORDING TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL OUTPUT. Apply in person at our employment office.

4315 W. FORT ST. BETWEEN 6:30 A. M. AND 5 P.

M. FARMERS Enter war work, export box factory. Full time shift. PLENTY OF OVERTIME APPLY 9300 HUBBEI.T. FIREMAN, temperature man and laborers for powerhouse work.

Good pay: all year work. Essential food industry. Apply Hammond Standish 20th aud Standish St. FITTER'S HELPERS on Steel Plate Fabricating LEARN TO WELD TAYLOR-WINFIELD CORP. 15120 WOODWARD FOREMAN Direct night shift and operate lathe.

Must be first class operator. Small production shop; permanent work. 12305 Turner. Foundry Superintendent REQUIRE MAN EXPERIENCED IN- PRODUCTION METHODS. FOR WELL EQUIPPED MODERN ALUMINUM FOUNDRY.

EXPERIENCE IN ALUMINUM IS NOT NECESSARY BUT ABILITY TO HANDLE MEN AND EQUIPMENT IS MOST IMPORTANT. PERMANENT POSITION AND VERY ATTRACTIVE FUTURE. SEE MR DAY. ALUMINUM ALLOYS CORP. 7447 ST.

AUBIN FREIGHT RATE CLERK Experienced Motor Truck Tariffs NORWALK TRUCK LINE 175 SOUTH CAMPBELL FUEL OIL DRIVERS Steady work; good pay. Apply Shell Oil Inc. MA. 7650 Stanley, at Commonwealth If employed in essential work, need not apply. FUR SALESMAN Permanent opening for man who can ban-die fine trade and have sufficient experience to give estimates on jobs.

Apply in person. THE ROLLINS CO. 1528 WOODWARD FURNITURE FINISHERS For polishing: and touch-up work: eood pay and steady employment at our downtown store, opposite Greyhound Bus station. Apply in person. Robinson Furniture Co.

1420 Washington Blvd. FURNITURE FINISHER Murnhv Murphv. Inc. HO West anfield GARAGE FOREMAN COLORED. FOR The Whittier Hotel Garage Must be qualified to park cars without damage in crowded (raraire.

See earaice manager in person at 415 Burns Drive Monday between and 4. Gas Station Attendants Excellent wases: steady. Phillips. 2901 K. jelierson uob.

campaui. GAS STATION Attendant Afternoon and evening. Hi-Speed Gas Station. Liver- noi at Joy Road. GAS STATION Attendant $40 week: 6- day.

13310 Harper. AKIington aoss. GRIDLEY AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPRS. For information resardine these Dositions reier to your nearest united states employment service uiiice. F.

L. JACOBS CO. 1043 SPRUCE GRINDER HANDS For information reffardin? these positions refer to your nearest L. s. employment umce.

FRISBTE A- DEZIEL. 413 Mt. Elliott GRINDERS Experienced, wanted, to op erate both Landis and Cincinnati center-less grinding machines. Standard Com Putin? Scale. Boulevard at Dubois.

GROOM Wanted CLifford 6430. HIGHWAY operators With tractors complete units. Cnicago-Lietroil '211 South rerdinana. HAND and automatic screw machine oper ators lor immediate ana steady employment: men lor general machine shop, both regular and precision production: also a gate watenman tor nay sum. Standard Computing Scales.

Boulevard at Dubois. HELPERS For warehouse work. TJo experience necessary. Plenty of overtime. R.

C. MAHON CO. 8650 MT. ELLIOTT HELPERS, SHEET METAL AND STRUCTURAL STEEL International Convever Washer Corp, 653 E. ort HOTEL CLERK Experienced: top salary.

See Mr. Lehr alter A p. notei savarine. E. JEFFERSON HOUSEMEN COLORED MEN FOR CLEANERS APPLY BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL HOUSEMAN Colored, experienced, for downstair! work and serving.

TOwnsend 8-1644. D. GRINDER hana on small gauge work. Must be good. 3P50 Chene.

INTERNAL GRINDER SEMI-PRODUCTION VEIT MFG. CO. Eat Kirby St. Aubin Bug JANITORS BRING WMPC RELEASE RESEARCH LABORATORY DIV. GENERAL MOTORS CORP.

45 W. MILWAUKEE 10th FLOOR SEE MR. BREEN JANITOR Small downtown office stoker fired. Steady daytime position for sober, reliable, middle-asred man. Call Mr.

Brooks, CH. 4525. KOHEVCZ No. 20. John, of 1282 Filbert, beloved husband of Margaret, uear lather of Joseph and Peter, grand- father of four grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from A. H. Peters funeral Home.

120o7 Gratiot Ave. LA FAY- Jeniue. See Laffey Notice. LAFFKY Jennie, beloved wife of the late fnillio dear mother of Mrs. Paul Soma.

Mr Laurette Jones. Mrs James Barrett. Phillip. Jack. Ilene J.af-ley.

and Virginia Jones: sister of Mrs. Anna Mailev and Mrs. Nellie McManus VI mhHohm Field at 9.30. St. Charles Church at 10.

LYO.VS Nov. 18. Beverly, age It, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lyons, dear sister of Penelope.

Funeral from residence. 1343 Chalmers. Monday at 4 MBITT Suddenly, Nov. 18. at St.

Louis. Hugh, husband of the late Mane Clippert Nesbitt: father of Mrs. William Butler and Charles C. Nes bitt: brother of Mrs. Margaret Kelso, of Chicago.

Ill Funeral service at Chapel ot the William R. Hamilton Co Cass Ave, at Alexandrine. Monday at 11 a. m. Gl'INN Nov.

20. Arthur beloved husband of Margaret, dear father Skrt. Donald Uuinn. brother of Lester. Ernest and Mrs.

John Herbert. Funeral from the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home. 5683 Maybury Grand. Tuesday at 2:30 p.

m. Burial at Evergreen ROSS Charles Nov. 19. beloved bus. band of Ethel M.

Ross: father of Mrs C. B. Hannaway. Mrs. Anthony Cimim, Mrs.

Elwood Klinger. Lawrence cun ningham. Albert and the late Pfc. Bill Ross of V. S.

Marine brother of Harvey C. and Esther Ross. Mrs. Charles Buck and Mrs. William immott.

neral service at Alfred E. Crosby Jlor tuary. 13308 Woodward Monday Nov. 22. at 2 p.

m. SHAFFER Nov. 19. Bessie, beloved moth er of Elsa and Louis A. Shaffer.

Serv ices at Gilbert's Funeral Home. 81 Dela- are. Monday at 3 clock. S1EI.AFF Nov. 18.

William of 373 Holcomb. beloved husband of Ida Hitching Sielafi: dear father of Mrs. Ruth Risk and Rov: grandfather of two rrandchildren and one great-grandchild brother- of Mrs. Fmille Diesing. Mrs Theresa Butzen and Mrs.

Anna be Graff Funeral services Monday. 1 at the A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot. SMITH Nov.

20. Blanche, widow of the late Alvah smith: dear mother ot Mrs Herhert T. Moore: sister of Mrs Her' bert Stanton and Mrs. Carl Wilber and the late George K. eazie: gramlmotner of Pvt.

Robert C. Mastin. Funeral from Fred G. Marshall Sons Parlors. 3402 East Jefferson Ave.

Notice of time later. IT HERS Caroline (nee Flank I. of I4.i4 Sussex lieloved mother oi Lloyd Jungel: sister of William Flank and George Worthington. Services at Schmalrnedt Sons Funeral Home. 16025 Grand River.

Monday at 3 p. m. Nov. 19. Otto ot .11108 Canton beloved husband of Martha: dear father of Mrs Ralph Luther.

Mrs. Einer Tollefson and Elsie Vmnfenbach: brother of Herman and Walter. Funeral from Fred G. Marshall Sons Parlors. 3402 Last Jelierson Ave Mcndnv afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Morticians ARMSTRONG 10300 PURITAN DNrVERSITTl-53fl9 Ralph Bourgeois Model Chanel Satisfied Clientele 8339 MACK PLAZA 1234 CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME 100 W. KIRBY. AT CASS TE. 1-0065 George W. Clunis 4468 THIRD COLUMBIA 0038 COOPER PROS.

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TO. 8-O900 8 WOODWARD AVE Wm. R. Hamilton Co. (ESTABLISHED lRRfl) Detroit's largest and linest Funeral Estab lishment.

For 80 vears have served this eitT and suburbs with ducnity and ethical standards. Complete funerals as low as S100 have always been nart of our service. Our personnel has been selected to serve everv creed with complete understanding. You may come at anv time without obligation or embarassment and ask any dues-tions pertaininr to funerals and costs. Our larre display room, where prices for complete funerals are plainly marked, is always open lor inspection.

A description booklet will be sent upon request. PARKING. As an additional service we now have a free parking- lot with space lor SOU cars. 3975 Cass Ave. No Branches CO.

2712 FRAJTK HAMILTON WM. R. HAMILTOV TI CLARENCE E. Members by Invitation Vational Selected Mortician OTTER Floyd Hamilton TWELFTH ST. madtsov snn ESTABLISHED 1000 Henry J.

Hastings FUNERAL HOME James O'Gorman Hastings and Edward M. Andries 4S21 SECOND BLVD. TEMPLE 1-3500 JOHN J. HEELON 1540 West Grand Blvd. TYW ff-1471 Fred G.

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AND CANADA. 4147 Trumbull Ave. AT WILLIS TEMPLE 2-5100 WARRICK FPNERAL HOME 1003 EAST GRAND BLVD. BETWEEN GRATIOT AND FOREST PLAZA 052 WUJEK FUNERAL HOME 1432 EAST CANFIELD TEMPLE 2-7505 Monuments A PHONE call will brine you detail information or our representative without oMication. We invite your confidence.

THE LLOYD BROS. CO. 23.W Book Bide- CA. 7fi28 More Than lib Year of Knowing How A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF MONUMENTS AND MARKERS AT THE OLD RELIABLE" SHELDON GRANITE CO. OPP.

EVERGREEN AND WOODI AWV HOOD WARD. TQWNSEND 8-1725 UftA.ND RIVER. 234tirt (Opposite Grand Lawn Cemetery). 0378 SIMPSON GRANITE VKS. REDFORD GRANITE WKS.

233r Grand River, opposite Grand ILawn ffmficrv. KE.ifcn' HS Plants, Bulbs and Shrubs CHRISTMAS TREES, genuine Scotch pine, extra lancr quality. Call Windsor 4-3700. Cemetery Lots WHITE CHAPEL Choice lots: must sell: lowest prices. CO.

2471 or TE. 1-1119. 'A" GASOLINE ration book. No. 123U5SK.

Please return. Floyd Xoore. 487 Selden BAUM MARTIN FURS Fort-Beaubio Reward. Days. RAndolph 2100: niehts.

Merry nitho. BlL.L.i LOST brown, cooiain- m- valuable papers, draft card, opera tor's license, etc. Reward. 2024 and 2HU John R. Telephone CHrry 0HOO DOG LOST Small brown ft male, part Dachshund: name good re- ward.

is. 1-7816. 18040 San Juan DOG LOST Pekingese. 1043 Parker II. 5t'lQ.

Reward. EYE GLASSES Lost in black case 13; FItzroy 8234. Reward. Nov SAILOR'S identification bracelet lost. Engraved "Joe Myers." Reward.

Tiler 5-1681. LOSi black billfold containing mouer. birth certificate, social security and air raid warden card. Reward. TYler 7-wm)a LOST Tan nun, vicinity HinNon'a.

Saturday. Nov. Reward. LEnox 13: Christmas Trees XMA5 TREES BUYERS Due to labor shortage get your orders in early lor wnoiesaie prices, etc. write wniiara Steinhauer.

Rancho-Tel. Mackinaw City. AM AS TREES by car lots: various prices. Call 3-3737 Windsor. to 7 daily.

Lodge Notices DETROIT LODGE No. 2. F. and A. Special meetniK Tuesday.

Nov. 23. at p. to confer the M. M.

Deerree. Dinner at 6:30 p. m. Chrysler Square Club will be our suest. Bruce C.

Spencer. Secretary. Meeting Halls FOR YOUR RECEPTION WEDDING CLUB OR BIRTHDAY PARTY THE CASS COLBURN PARTY HOME 575 CASS MADISON 11 IS Help Wanted Men ACCOUNTANT APPLY REPUBLIC AIRCRAFT PRODUCTS DIVISION THE AVIATION CORP. 5914 FEDERAL ACCOUNTANT Fvnerienceri man will find this opportunity worth investieaunp. oe tapaoie of handling accounts payable and general Excellent postwar opportunity.

Downtown employment of- tice. 1224 Griswold. near Slate, 8:30 a. m. to 6 p.

or Plant Personnel Office, 7:30 a. m. to p. m. N.

A. Woodworth Wanda at Jarvis. Fern-dale. Adjustor and Collector Accounts receivable. War plant requires man with knowledge of bookkeeping theories and methods and collection method.

Prefer man who has reneral bookkeeping experience, plus special courses in credit and collection work. In reply state aee. experience, drift status and salary expected. Address Box 1137. Free Press.

31. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS STRESS ANALYSIS ENGINEERS LOFTSMEN LOFT TEMPLATE LAYOUT MEN FILERS 200 Engineers needed at once lor critical nigh priority Navy program. Applv to U. S. for Assignment.

AFFILIATED ENG. CO. 8007 LIVERNOIS. HO. 0761 AIRCRAFT PLANT Needs men office workers.

Cost Accounting Clerks Jr. Clerks Posting Clerk Typists Office Bovs Over 13 MATERIAL SCHEDULING CLERKS Production Control Floor Checkers DAY AND AFTERNOON SHIFTS Bring statement of availability FISHER BODY, NO. 37 Hastings and Milwaukee Aircraft and Body Layout Draftsmen Product Designers Checkers Detailers Engineering Students Process Engineers Clerical and Office Help GOOD POSTWAR POSSIBILITIES WITH IMMEDIATE STEADY EM PIjOYM ENT. APPLY TO YOUR NEAREST UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR A REFERRAL CARD TO HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO. JEFFERSON AND CONNER AVE.

AIRCRAFT TOOL DESIGNERS LOFTSMEN METAL TEMPLATE LAYOUT Ideal conditions, overtime, top rates, good postwar opportunities to qualiliea applicants. Apply USES. NORMAN E. MILLER AND ASSOCIATES 2751 E. JEFFERSON AIRCRAFT AND BODY LAYOUT DRAFTSMEN CHECKERS DESIGNERS DETAILERS AIRCRAFT STRESS ENGINEER GOOD POSTWAR POSSIBILITIES WITH IMMEDIATE STEADY EMPLOYMENT.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARD ING THESE POSITIONS REFER TO YOUR NEAREST UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO, Jefferson and Conner Ave. AIR FRAME AND FIXTURE DESIGNERS' Die Tryout and Trouble Men Tool and Die Makers Plant Layout Engineers Steady and immediate mployment: good postwar possibilities. Apply to your nearest United States Employment Office and ask for a referral card to Hudson Motor Car Co. CONNER CORBETT AVE.

ARC WELDERS EXPERIENCED ON OVERHEAD WELDING 425 S. CAMPBELL ARC WELDERS GARAGE MECHANICS EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY GOOD PAY WHILE LEARNING CHRYSLER PLANT 12200 EAST JEFFERSON ASSEMBLERS LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK ELECTRICAL RECTIFIERS AND PARTS Experience Unnecessary MEN OR WOMEN Other Dositions open. Good workinr con- lions Music during rest periods. Must Re Eligible Under W.MPC POWER EQUIPMENT CO. 55 ANTOINETTE ASSEMBLERS HELPERS HAND TRUCKERS For day and second shifts, fi-day 48-hour week.

Enough parking facilities on Protected lot. Hot meals service in our owi cafeteria by our employers at reasonable prices. American Blower Corp. 8111 Ti reman, near Wyoming DEARBORN. MICH.

HO. ftfifin. EXT. 2S3 AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN FIRE FIGHTERS LABORERS ENGINEERING DESIGNERS APPLY DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION ltfTH FLOOR. WATER BOARD BLDG.

8 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. Daily, Except Sunday AUTO MECHANIC Must be first class on ignition and general mechanical work: S75 to $100 per week to good man; must have tools.

Start Monday. BERT BAKER GRAND RIVER AND LIVERNOIS AUTO SUPPLY INSTALLATION MEN join Western Auto's maintenance crew of civilian army' You will receive many benefits workinr with our national organization. Complete company insurance program available: 20 discount on merchandise, purchased, vacation with fiay. considerate employer-employee re-ations. security in our postwar expansion program.

Come id or call Mildred Me.villin. KV WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. 19o5 PORTER AUTO-TRUCK MECHANICS GUARANTEED OVERTIME TOP PAY. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY OPENINGS AT BOTH EAST AND WEST SIDE BRANCHES INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. 7079 GRATIOT AT E.

GRAND BLVD. 5915 WEST WARREN AUTO MECHANICS In essential industry: too pay: 54-hr work week: time and one-half over 40 hrs. or 8-hr. day: pleasant, permanent year around: working conditions good light, clean and warm shop: have va cations with pay. MACK TRUCKS FACTORY BRANCH.

5133 GRAND RIVER AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS BROWN RHARPE 7-8 G. RIDLEY APPROVED MFG. CO. 650 E. Trov, Ferndale I S.

9 MILE ROAD EL 6180 AUTO MECHANICS We are looking for good men who are interested in a good permanent position. We are authorized Olds Dealer. Nice cars to work on: all new equipment. Good, clean shop. Top guarantee for good men: from then on it up to you.

Come in and talk it over. Downtown QlrtsmobHe. 4240 Cass Ave. AUTO MECHANIC Preferably experienced on Chevrolets. Permanent job: large, warm, well lighted garage.

You can make from $100 to tao week. INC. 8801 E. JEFFERSON LENOX 1103 AUTO PORTERS Steady work: good paying- job for rifht niaa; plenty overtime wanted. E.

M. GREGORY 33G6 GRATIOT Auto and Truck Mechanic Experienced in war plant lo maintain fleet of passenger cars, highway tractors and shop trucks. Must be eligible under Vt'MPC. L. A.

Young Spring and Wire corporation. Kussell. BAKERY ROUTE SALESMEN 21 TO 45 YEARS ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Wholesale deliveries to grocers. Experience not necessary. Average earnings S50 week and up.

Paid vacation: excellent opportunity tor permanent connection. Apply in person. Tip-Top Bread Bakery 3600 TOLEDO BAKERY WORK ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Warehousemen: general heln: experience unnecessary: start tJo.iu lor 43 Hours liberal increases. NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. 899 W.

BALTIMORE da KHLH wanted so guarantee or io7e: short hours. 3711 Monroe Wayne. Mich. Mayne 13 to belore :30 BARBER SHOP porter. Penobscot Bldg.

Barber snop. Kooro, l34o. BARBER Steady or part-time. Apply van Dyke. Twinnrook 1-7H13.

BARTENDER Steady position for Hotel Bar in Pontiae room included. ee Mr. Lehr after '2 p. Hotel Savarine. 13115 E.

Jefferson. BENCH HANDS on fixtures and gaug-si first class: days only: plenty of over time. Pattern Products Mfg. 64S0 tast Hancock. BICYCLE repair man.

experienced: good wages. Apply 37 w. BOOKKEEPER Part time: experienced. Harper-Outer Drive section, rail TI xedo 2-72H0. BROWN SHARPE NO.

13 OPERATORS MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS LABORERS Day and night shift. Must be eligible under b.mm; flan. WESSON CO. 1220 Woodward Heights Blvd. Ferndale.

Mich. A-l BUMPER AND BODY MAN Centrally located: pleasant working conditions: over $500 worth of work to be completed. This is a snlepdid opportunity for a good man. Eeaniugs up to you. S100 to $135 per week.

Downtown Olds. 4240 Cass. BUS BOYS DISHWASHERS HANDYMAN NO SUNDAYS Good Working Conditions STOUFFER'S RESTAURANTS Room 612, Empire Building 107 Clifford Detroit BUS DRIVERS MOTORMEN Must be Eligible under WMPC APPLY Department of Street Railways Shoemaker and St. Jean 8 A. M.

to 4 :30 P. M. Daily, Except Sunday BUS BOYS COUNTER MEN GOOD WAGES Pleasant Working Conditions Meals and Uniforms Furnished Greenfield's Restaurants 1130 Griswold 2951 Woodward BUS AND STOCK BOYS 16 years old. available for permanent full time day work. Apply nearest store, or 100 Oakman near Hamilton, 8:15 to 5 p.

except Sunday. FRED SANDERS BUTCHER (SLAUGHTER) CATTLE AND HOG SLAUGHTERER ALSO MEN TO LEARN SLAUGHTER BUTCHER TRADE YEAR ROUND WORK DETROIT PACKING CO. 1120 SPRING WELLS BUTCHERS McMillan owned and operated by Stire 16822 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 880 W. McNichols Road, Detroit; 180 W. Maple, Birmingham.

CARPENTERS BOX NAILERS MACHINE HANDS INSIDE WORK HEATED GoodVorking Conditions DAY SHIFT AND' NIGHT SHIFT 9300 HUBBELL CAR UNLOADERS Full or part time. 85c per hour, time for overtime. Street car and busses to the door. Smith-Orr Lumber Co. 14351 W.

WARREN CARETAKER Middle-aged couple, white only, for fu neral nome: small anarvmenu Gratiot. ARlington 3titi6. CHECKERS DRILL PRESS AND CRANE OPERATORS LAYOUT MEN UNSKILLED HELP MUST COMPLY WITH WMPC PLAN INTERVIEWS 8 TO 11:30 A.M. 1:30 TO 3:30 P. M.

GAR WOOD INDUSTRIES 409 Connecticut CHAUFFEUR and white, experienced driver: references necessary. Call J. T. Worton. Vlnewood 2-0014.

Plan Denied Union Disavows Report by Company A charge by the Ford Motor Co. that members of United Auto Workers (CIO) have threatened to strike Monday over an aluminum foundry dispute was emphatically denied Saturday by Joseph Twy- man, president of Rouge Local 600. Company spokesmen said they had received a "verbal ultimatum" that unless three metal pourers, discharged for inciting work stop pages, were rehired by Monday, the entire department of approxi mately 500 would strike in what the company termed "the first time union members have announced in advance a premeditated violation of the no-strike agreement. "There definitely will be no strike and no violation of the pledge is contemplated," Twyman declared. "If any irresponsible union member made such a state ment, the UAW will see that he is A i of i nl in yivytj He charged that the statement by the company spokesman "proves the UAWs claim that the man agement is attempting to provoke! strikes." The dispute, he said, is being handled entirely through grievance procedure channels.

A strike of 400 dayshif em ployees of the General Motors division of the Chevrolet Grey Iron Service Manufacturing plant at Saeinaw Saturday, resulted in a shutdown of the entire plant which employs 1,200 persons. J. Frank Miller, plant manager, said the strike was in protest to the suspension of a United Auto mobile Workers (CIO) committee man and two other employees who led a strike of 12 employees in the plant Thursday. Arson Hinted in Burning of 2 Warehouses Sought since Monday on a warrant charging larceny by conver sion. Julius Dean, operator ot a moving and storage company, is also wanted for questioning by the Arson Squad in connection with fires early Saturday which com pletely destroyed one storage build ing and the contents of another at 924 Watson.

Sgt. Roderick Goeriz, of the Arson Squad, said the two storage buildings, one a barn, are not con nected but caught fire simul- taneously at about 1:45 a. m. Sat-! urdav. He said there was evi- dence of two separate fires in tne barn, in which two horses perished, and of 11 fires in the brick fireproof building at the front of the site.

Pans of gasoline and kerosene were found in the ruins, he said. The firm operated by Dean, the Busy Bee Moving and Storage holds a city contract for hauling and storing of furniture owned by welfare clients, as well as doing private business. The warrant charging larceny by conversion was issued by the Pros ecutor's office on complaint of patrons that they had been unable to recover stored furniture. They said Dean denied having stored their belongings despite receipts. -m I rttlWnn N1 II I I JUVil.lvif uv.vr Hitby Third Mystery Blast By the Associated Press LONDON.

Nov 20-A mystery explosion wrecked a five-story buildine- in London's night club belt of Soho last night and for a while had Londoners discussing the possibility that the Germans had employed one of their oft-threatened "secret weapons." was accumulated to dispel the supposition that a noiseless, invisi- I ble projectile might have caused the blast, or that it was due to any kind of enemy action. Authorities investigated soon after the blast but did not announce their findings or reveal the loss of life or injuries. The explosion London's third mysterious blast in a week knocked out the walls of a building on a narrow street where the salesrooms of most major film companies are situated and shattered windows for a quarter of a mile around. One report was that film had caught fire in a cutting room. Another was that the blast might have been caused by a faulty gas main the reason which has been attributed unofficially for the two other explosions.

The Germans announced in their communique today that "German aircraft bombed selected targets in London last night," but this was disputed by London's air raid and fire-fighting officials. Yanks Praised byForclAide After Tour A globe-circling visit' of a half dozen war theaters proved to R. E. Curry, Ford Motor Co. liaison representative, that American ingenuity is revealing itself where it is needed.

Curry's eight-month tour covered "6,000 miles and took him to Eng land, the Mediterranean area. India and the South Pacific. He carried with him the latest technical in formation on Ford-built material. "The men are fell fed. in ex cellent health and cheerful," Curry said.

vBut they are short on spare parts for mechanical equipment. In meeting this problem, however, they are displaying typical Ameri- can ingenuity." I.