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Jobs Hit Record In 1953 There were more jobs and fewer jobless in Michigan in 1953 ever before in peacetime history, the director of the Michigan Employment Security Commission said Friday. In his year-end report, Max M. Horton said the commission paid fewer claims, collected more money, reached highest unemployment reserve and placed more job-seekers. JUNE CLIMAXED the state's record year. In that month, 2,790,000 men and women were engaged all classes of pations field, factory and occurprofessional and self-employed.

For Detroit, the high month was July, when 1,497,000 were reported employed. There was least unemployment in the City last April, when there were only 15,000 jobless in county Waynes. Oakland Macomb The auto Industry employed 43 per cent of all workers in manufacturing---and an additional 12 cent were working in auto feeder plants--in April, May and June. "The upward trend was halted In Horton said, "when General Motors Livonia transmission plant was destroyed fire, resulting in a loss of jobs." UNEMPLOYMENT by year's end had reached more than five per cent of the state labor force. Horton said there was little chance of a marked reduction in unemployment in the next few months.

During the year, unemployment claims dropped to 38. mildon dollars, compared with 820,000 in 1952. Horton said the Unemployment Compensation Trust Fund grew to 445 million dollars in 1953. Duff Cooper, Diplomat, Dies LONDON -Lord Norwich, who, as Alfred Duff Cooper, was British war minister in the years before World War II, died aboard a French steamship off Spain, it was learned Friday night. He was 63.

His wife was a noted stage beauty, the former Diana Manners. Lord Norwich, a gifted writer and historian, served in the Conservative Government as. war minister from 1935 to 1937 and then as First Lord of the Admiralty until 1938. He came back into war govin 1940 as minister of information. From 1944 to 1947 he was ambassador to France.

Obituaries HOMER MARRIOTT President of the Huron Forge and Machine Mr. Marriott died early Friday at his home, 6575 Red Maple Lane, Bloomfield Hills. Mr. Marriott, 67, was a member of the Detroit Board of Commerce, Economic Club and the Detroit Yacht Club. He is survived by his wife, Mildred; a daughter, Mrs.

Fred Purdy, and two stepsons, Richard and Robert Gee. Services will be at 11 a. m. Tuesday at the Bell Chapel, William R. Hamilton 820 East Maple, Birmingham.

Burial will be in Acacia Park, Birmingham. CHARLES FARAGO- The fa- ther-in-law of Warren Stromberg, Free Press staff writer, Mr. Farago died Friday in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Mt. Clemens, after a short illness.

A native of Hungary, Mr. Farago came to this country in 1906. He became an American citizen and had lived at 54544 Ridge, New Baltimore, since 1941. He was engaged in farming. Mr.

Farago is survived by his wife, Rose; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Stromberg, and a granddaughter, Nan, Services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday at First Congregational Church, New Baltimore. Burial will Oakwood Cemetery, New Baltimore.

J. ALFRED GROW Vice president of the Homer Warren real estate company, Mr. Grow, 66, died Friday at his home, 16916 St. Paul, Grosse Pointe. Deaths Elsewhere Luther Jarvis Upton, 78, known for many years as the potato king because of his extensive dealings in that commodity; in Norfolk, Va.

John B. Beman, 60, president of the California Pennzoil in Los Angeles. N. I. Egoroff, 90, onetime lieutenant general in the Czar's army and leader of White Russian forces against the Communists in the Russian revolution; in Miami.

Dr. L. E. Barton, 85, 8 Methodist Church leader and one of the founders of Southern Methodist University; in Tulsa. Dr.

Albert Plesman, 64, founder and managing director of the Royal Dutch Airlines; at The Curtis A. Hodges, 74, former managing editor and general manager of the Indianapolis News; in Indianapolis. 3-DEATH NOTICES ANTES Julia M. Dee. 30.

1953. Wife of Dr. F. Lion Antes, mother of Richard C. of Hayward.

Cal. Funeral services at chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Casa Saturdav at 1:30 p.m. BERGMAN-Nore.

Dec. 29: beloved brother of Gunnar and Eleanor: also four sisters and four brothers, in Sweden. Funeral services Saturday. from Charles Son. Funeral Home, 7321 Puritan.

Intertient, Glen Eden. DEATH NOTICES 3-DEATH NOTICES Eftihlos, Dec. 30. LIEHR- of Jan. and 1954: Emily beand of Elaine, Katherine.

at chapel father of Liehr. In state at Alfred E. Crosby BETSARIS, loved mother Edward J. of Georgie Wm. R.

Hamilton 3975 Cass Mortuary, Hamilton at until 1 p.m. Saturday. Funeral dale, until Saturday, Jan. 2. 4 D.

m. services at Church of the Assump-, Interment Paterson. N. J. tion.

Charlevoix and Beniteau, Saturday at 1:30 p.m. Bertha K. January 1. 1954, at her home, 11534 Byron BITTINGER Edith Jan. 1.

Ave. Mother of Charles D. LivingSister of Mrs. H. C.

Capman. ston: sister of Miss Elsie M. Kohn. Mrs. J.

Nunnemaker. Mrs. I. C. Chanel of Wm.

R. Hamilton Odgen. of Port Huron. and 3975 Cass Ave. Funeral services at 0.

E. Bowman. Corpus Christi, Tex. White Chanel Memorial Park. MonFuneral services at chapel of the day afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass. Monday, Mich. at 1 p.m.

Interment in St. MacINTOSH-Sarah. Dee. 29. 1953, sister of the late Mrs.

Christine Dec. 31, of 4135 of the William R. Hamilton Stadier. Funeral service at chapel Chalmers, beloved wife of Alphonse: 3975 Cass Saturday. 2:30 p.m.

mother of Leona, Patterson. N. three Funeral from MARRIOTT- Jan. 1. Homer also grandchildren and six the Verheyden Home, 16300 suddenly.

at great grandchildren. residence. 8575 or Outer Drive. Time later. Red dred Maple Marriott: Lane: father husband of Mrs.

of Fred MilMack at BRIGGS. James Husband W. Dee 30. Grace, of 3435 son Purdy; Robert Gee: stepfather brother of of Richard Mrs. Roy and Haverhill.

Mr. and Mrs. of J. Briggs: Cleland. Mra.

Anna English and brother of Frank. of New Jersey. Frank Marriott. Funeral services Funeral from the Verheyden Fu- at Bell Chapel of William R. Hamneral Home.

16300 Mack at Outer ilton mingham. 820 Tuesday. E. 11 Manle Instead Drive. Saturday at 1.

a. m. of flowers, memorial tributes may hagen. Neely BROWN-Dec. sister beloved Funeral Funeral of wife 31.

Home, from George of the the suddenly. A. 16540 late Harvey Weissen- Meyers Marie Clyde A. be notice. Children made McPHERSON to Benefit.

the See Michigan Vanden Crippled Pol I Monday at 8 a. m. and from m. Francis Sales Church at -Ida Dec. 31.

1953. St. De 9 a. Grand Rapids papers please at residence of her sister at 2039 copy. Montgomery dear sister of Mrs.

Gustave W. Otto and Mrs. 31, Joseph Norris: Martin. Funeral services at dear father of Mrs. Esther Stearns: Frazier's Funeral Home.

2377 W. brother of Lucy James and Scott. Grand Blvd. at LaSalle, Monday. grandfather Mrs.

Robert Jan, 4, 1954. at 1 p. m. Donald and Cpl. David Stearns, in Korea: great -grandfather of Lyn- wife of Dan: ette and Cathy Ann Scott and David Fu- mother of Dan Jr.

and Rosemarie. Stearns. Services at Burrell Funeral services from Wm. Vasu neral Home. 8738 Fenkell.

Sunday Funeral Heme, 13308 Woodward at at 2. Burial Denton Cemetery. Davison, Monday, 10 a. m. BYRAN-Olive Dec.

31, 1953. 0'KELLY-Rena Densmore, Oscoda. mother of Mrs. and Elsie Mrs. Gray.

of Esther To- Michigan. formerly of Birmingham. peka, Kansan widow of William 0'Kelly: mother children. Dugger: also Funeral survived service by 5 at grand the of Gordon: sister of Robinson Mrs. Neil Black.

Mrs. Lavern Northwest Chapel of the Wm. R. Rhoda Densmore Mead. Service SatHamilton Co.

18900 James Couzens urday. 10 a. at Gilbert Funeral Monday at 1 p. DI 1-1300. Home, Saturday.

Oscoda, 2:30 Michigan. at Interment p. CORBIT- Jan. 1, 1954. Agnes May.

Cemetery, Mt. Morris. Mich, wife of Ross Corbit: mother of VirDurocher. of Belle River. Miller: On- Dec.

31. 1953. tario, and sister of Ruth Sandy brother of Mra. Helen Zagorski. grandmother of Ricky service and at chapel Mra.

Catherine Smiko. Mre. Victoria, Funeral Zaskwara. Rosary at chapel of Wm. of Wm.

R. Hamilton 3975 Caas, R. Hamilton 3975 Case Monday at 2:30 p. m. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church. CUMMISKEY- -Edna Dec. wife 30. Monday morning at 9:30.

1953. at Ft. Lauderdale. of the late James P. Cummiskey: OWSLEY-Mae.

Services 2:30 p.m. mother of John W. of Grand Rapids. Saturday at The R. G.

G. R. HarMich James P. Mancourt T. ris Funeral Home.

15251 Harper. and Charles Cummiskey: sister of Mre. Alan Danzer, and James Lindsay of New York City: also survived by 11 grandchildren. Rosary at chapel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton 3975 Cass Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Requiem Mass at Monday, SS. at Peter 10 a. Paul mn. Jesuit Church.

DIMITRIE Florence Denaldson. Dec. 30. of 698 Baldwin. Wife of sister of Mrs.

Cameron Verheyden C. Brown. Funeral from the Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive. Saturday at 2.

Dee. 30. 1953. Cynthiana. a Kv.

Brother of Mrs. Kellar, Brand. Funeral services at Chapel of Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Ave.

Monday at 10:30 a m. GROW--J. Alfred: suddenly Jan. 1. 1954.

at his home. 16916 St. Paul. Grosse Pointe. Husband of the late Bessie M.

Grow: father of Robert John and J. Alfred Grow, brother of Mra. Hugh D. Backus, Walter E. Powers.

Charles E. Freese, Hobart B. and Russell W. Grow: also survived by six grandchildren. Funeral services at Chanel the Wm.

R. Hamilton 3975 Case Ave. Notice of time later. HARRIS- January 1, 1954. Blanche wife of the late Lander S.

Har- sisris: mother of Burton S. Harris: ter of Mrs. Raymond H. Schuster. of Oregon.

Wisconsin and Russel Burton of Seattle. Wash. Funeral services at Chanel of Wm. R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Monday at 11 a.

m. HENRY Matilda, December 30. Gratiot. Wife of the late Albert: mother of Mrs. A.

J. Houtteand Ethel: sister of Mrs. Anna Gill. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Saturday at 8:15 and to St.

David Church at 9. Inkster HENWOOD- Road, formerly of 1915 22300 W. of Grand husband of Anna: father of Mra. P. Bowman and of K.

Henwood: grandfather Robert and Norman J. Bowman. Ford Milton and Marsha Ann wood: also survived by one greatgrandchild. Services at Schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home. 16625 Grand River.

Saturday at 1 p. m. HERRMANN--Hazel Dec. 31: beloved wife of the late William mother of William grandmother of Nancy and Billy: daughter Mrs. Barbara Stuhler: sister of Harold and Ralph Stuhler, of Saginaw.

Mich. Funeral from Harvey Neely Funeral Home. 16540 Meyers Monday at 11 8. m. HEWITT-Margaret.

Services 1 p.m. Saturday at The R.G. G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15251 Harper. HILLEBRAND Dec.

30th. Eric 1221 Meadowbrook. Husband of Alice: father of Mrs. Helga Zuchliski Elizabeth and Werner: brother of Mrs. Dorband and Arthur in Germany.

Funeral services Saturday p.m. at A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot Ave. -LeRoy Dec.

31. 1953: beloved husband of Gertrude Jolls: dear father of Mrs. Vivian Davenport. Iris Finstein. Mrs.

Onida Mrs. Maxine Woodruff. LeRoy E. Jr. and Robert K.

Jolls: eight grandchildren Funeral service Alfred E. Crosby Mortuary. 12700 Hamilton at Glendale. Satur day. Jan.

2nd. 1 p. m. KENNEDY Mabel suddenly. Jan.

1. 1954. of 19151 Indiana, wife of Edward K. Kennedy: mother of Blair Edward K. Jr.

Frank P. and Eleanor R. Kennedy, Mrs. Mark H. Loungbury and Mrs.

Merriek J. McGraw. Funeral service nt the Northwest Chapel of the Wm. R. Hamilton 18900 James Couzens Monday morning at 11 o'clock.

Dr 1-1300. 3330 KOBLER- Milwaukee William H. Jan. husband 1, of Hazel (nee Rodkey) father of Robert P. Mohn.

Member of the Loyal Order of Moose. Funeral Funeral Home, from 12540 the Hayes, Monday, Jan. 4. at 1 p. m.

Interment Forest Lawn. KOHN Dec. 30. Henry of 15660 Brigard Dr. Beloved husband of Anna: dear father of Mra.

Bachman. Mrs. Madeline Bannon. John and Roger Werner: four grandchildren also survive. At A.

H. Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot until Friday at 11 p.m. In state at the Lutheran Church of Our Savior. Dickerson and Elmdale, from 10 a.m.

Saturday until time of service Saturday at 11 a.m. Interment Bad Axe. Mich. KOWALSKI-Dec. 30, 1953.

Valentine beloved husband of Josenhine: dear father of Valentine a Edwin Jerome and Joseph brother of Peter Kowalski: grandfather of three grandchildren. Funeral from Thos. P. Lahey Funeral Home. 8316 Dexter.

Saturday mornat 8:30 and St. Theresa Church at 9 o'clock. -A. Francoise. Dec.

30. beloved mother of Wortham Snell: sister of Charles J. Berrigan. Funeral from the Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home, 16540 Movers Rd.

Saturday at 8 m. and from The Shrine the Little Flower at 9 a. m. KUSHNER- -Jacob, Dec. 31: dear Samuel.

Ben. Aid. Morris, Edward. Lena Mitchel. Dorothy Campbell and Bessie seven Kush: grandchildren.

Services Sunday. 10:30 a. Hebrew Memorial Chapel. 2995 Joy Rond. Interment He- brew Memorial Park.

Family at 4075 Elmhurst. 10 a.m. PAQUETTE Saturday the R.G. G.R. Edward W.

Services Harris Funeral Home. A 4251 Case. PIGLOWSKI Dec. 31. Anastasia, 14903 Fairerest dearest mother Mrs.

Joseph Sulky. Paul Price. Mrs. Edmund Wilmowski. Walter and Alexander Paige: grandmother of four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral Monday at 10 a.

m. from the Wujek Funeral Home. 19301 Van Dyke. corner Church at me 10:30 A. to m.

Saint Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. POCH Dec. 31. Richard M.

of 19309 Braile. beloved husband of Doris: dear father of Richard J. Gary son of Richard 0. and Iva: brother of Joan. Funeral services from McCabe Funeral Home.

18570 Grand River, at Glastonbury, Monday, 1 D. m. POLLOCK May Elizabeth, alt Thompson Home, Dec. 29. 1953.

Mother of Mrs. Boyd Kness. Mary R. Leon and Benjamin H. Pollock, Funeral services at chapel of Wm.

R. Hamilton 3975 Cass Saturday at 10 a.m. QUICKSTAD Dec. 29. Margaret Ann, of 116 E.

Kenilworth. Royal Oak. beloved wife of N. J. Quickstad.

dear sister of Frank Biking and the late Dr. Ada E. Bicking. Services from the Virgo E. Kinsey Funeral Home.

Lafayette at Fifth Streets. Roval Oak. Saturday. 1 p.m. Interment Oakview Cemetery.

ROATS- -January 1, 1954. Harry husband of Lola: father of Dorothy: grandfather of Bruce, Leslie and Douglas. Funeral services at Chanel of Wm. R. Hamilton Co.

3975 Cass Monday at 12 noon. p. Interment Flushing. Michigan, at 3 under auspices of Hesmit Lodge No. 489.

ROSS Louise Brown. at Eastern Star Home. Belleview. Dec. 30th.

Widow of the late William M. Ross: survived by her sister. Jessie B. Wylie. of Sewickley.

brother. George E. Brown. of Detroit. 1954.

Services Saturday, Jan. 2nd. p.m. at Beinhauer Funeral Home. South Hill.

Pittsburgh. RUTTLEDGE-Mrs. William L. (nee Winifred Littlewood), 845 Pierce. Birmingham, Maeve.

wife Ann. of William and mother of Charles Eamon Ruttledge. Service Monday. 3 D. m.

at Manley Bailey Funeral Home. 183 Oakland. Birmingham Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. SANDERSON- Jan. 1.

1954. Wife of the late Dr. James Sanderson. Funeral services at chapel of the Wm. R.

Hamilton 3975 Case Tuesday at 12 noon. TACKELS -Dee. mother 31. Richard Frances S. The- and resa, dear of Mrs.

Margaret Buchner: grandmother of Pauline Buchner. Funeral from the Harper Mulligan Funeral Home, 16450 Hamilton. Monday. D. m.

Albion. papers please copy. VANDEN Pol Jan. 1. 1954, Helen McPherson.

beloved wife of Nicolaas: daughter of Mrs. Sarah MePherson: sister of Alexa Hogan and Mrs. Margaret Cunningham. Funeral from Harvey A. Neely Funeral Home.

16540 Meyers Road. Monday at 1 p. m. VINCENT Dec. 30.

Georze C. 13291 beloved husband of Ora Ethel: dear father of Gertrude and Paul. Plymouth. of Mich. the six grandchildren: brother late, Mich.

Mrs. Services Nell Brandes. Fred Flat Wood Rock. Funeral Home. 8450 Plymouth Road.

near Grand River. Saturday. 11:30 a.m. Burial Flat Rock. WAESCH 31.

1953. Anton. husband of Hanna Lorenz Waeschle: father of Richard Clifford and Anton L. Waeschle. Funeral service at Bell Chanel of the Wm.

R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple Birmingham. Saturday, memorial 11 a. m.

tributes Instead of flowers, may be sent Michigan Heart Association. 4421 Woodward Detroit. WIESER-See Wunderlich. Adolph. notice.

(Doc) Dec. 29. Pointe: of 283 McKinley of Hattie Grosse hushand M. (nee Wieser): father Mrs. Janet.

Schneider: brother of Cone- Rayland, both of Ohio. Funeral from mond F. and Mrs. Amanda, the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack at Outer Drive, Saturday at 11 o'clock.

YOUNG- -Dec. 30. Dr. Glen beloved husband of Hester: son of Mrs. Marian Auitman.

of Corunna. brother of Mrs. James Bush. from the 16450 Harper Hamilton. Funeral Home.

Saturday p.m. Burial at Acacia Park under auspices of Highland Park Commander K. 9 FUNERAL DIRECTORS COOPER BROS. 10400 MACK VA 2-5885 ALFRED E. CROSBY 12700 HAMILTON AT GLENDALE TO 8-0900 EST.

1912 JEROME A. DeSANTIS 2670 CHALMERS VA 2-5036 2449 Grand Blvd, TY 6-2233 HILLIKER'S EN FUNERAL HOME WM. R. HAMILTON CO. 3975 AVE.

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Detroit Territory REQUIREMENTS: References. good health. and above all. an earnest desire to be ful, Apply Mr. E.

C. Koch. R. L. POLK AND CO.

Plant No. 3. 601-611 West Fort St. and W. corner 2nd.

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AMBITIOUS MAN- A Marshall Field family owned enterprise has local ambitious man of unquestionable character and refinement. Age 25-60. College education preferred. Must be ready to accent position immediately if selected. A guaranteed income with oppor: tunity for advancement.

For local interview call Mr. Reid. WOodward 2-5927. Monday or Tuesday. Januarv 4 or 5.

hours 10-4. BOYS White. part or full time. order dent. exp.

unnecessary, students included: about $1.65 hourly to start. 9 a.m.. Empee. Majestic BidE. Don't phone.

CLASS 1 common motor carrier 18 seeking service of A Detroit area sales representative. Salary, car allowance. expense account. bonus. liberal vacation policy and a free life and sickness insurance policy are awaiting a well qualified applicant.

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Jan. 2. 1 p. m. sharp.

OLDER MAN- 40-75 vrs. old who can meet people. 311 Majestic Bide. Please do not phone. WANTED- Two neat appearing men.

ages 22-30, to sell new and used Ford cars. Experience not necessary, we will train. Salary and commission basis. Al Long. Ford dealer, 22760 Gratiot.

East Detroit at Nine Mile. 26-SALESMEN Auto Salesman To sell America's most popular Ford care and trucks. Unlimited advancement opportunities for ambitious salesmen. See. Mr.

Harvey. BOB FORD, INC. MICHIGAN AVE. ELECTRICAL Representative- electrical fittings Man. ufacturer cast competitively priced.

seeks cetablished manufacturer's representative. commission. Now calling on wholesale electrical supply houses with non conflicting line. Box DFP 528. 221 41 N.

Y. 36. PLUMBING Salesman Manufacturer cast plumbing fittings. competitively priced. seeks er's representative, commission Es.

tablished following wholesale plumbing supply Box houses with non ing line. DFP 527, 221 W. 41 N. Y. 36.

EXPERIENCED R. Side. E. TU Salesman wanted for East 5-9944. SALESMAN with executive ability.

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559 Michigan. WO RADIO. Electronic Television School 3730 WOODWARD TE 3-4620 29-EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AAMES--NO FEE 1410 David Stott Bldg. WO 3-8070 ANY KIND GOOD HELP Universal Employment. TY 8-5310.

5847 Northfield. BETTER POSITIONS Executives Personnel, 1334 Book Bldg. CHURCH CIRCLE- 4503 Warren. Days. TY 8-0812.

TY 4-9230. FIELD'S EMPLOYMENT Colored. maids, laundry, couples. janitors. Days.

TR dry cleaning help. cooks. FOR BETTER employment, consult DETROIT VOCATIONAL BUREAU. 503 GRISWOLD WO 3-1250. NO FEE! STENOS.

EXCH, 305 EMPIRE BLDG WO 5-2600 RECEPTIONIST $200. JAMES. 1944 Nat'l Bk. W0 100'8 OF JOBS- Male female div. KEY, 1841 Nat'l Bank, Sat.

'til 31-HELP WANTED, WOMEN BOOKKEEPER Full time for automobile dealership. Call VI 2-1172. CASHIER Experienced Liver- Apply Brother's Delicatessen. 19171 nois Ave. DRUG and cosmetic girl.

experienced, evenings. good salary to start: vacation with pay: steady. Don Druk. 7420 W. 7 Mile General Office Girl 9:30 a.m.

to 3:30 p.m. Typing, but no shorthand. Luncheon included. No Sundays or holidays, Permanent position. Colonnade Cafeteria.

Farwell 1253 Griswold. INSURANCE GIRL- Familiar with fire underwriting. policy writing and dietation for downtown agency. M. C.

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Switchboard and Cashier For small East Side Mercury dealer office. Pleasant working conditions. Write Box 1381, Free Press, 31. WAITRESSES Experienced. good tips.

excellent working conditions. Brother's Delicatessen. 19171 Livernois. ATTRACTIVE position open at once with Marshall Field family owned enterprise. Age 26-55.

Prefer one experienced in teaching P-TA. club or church work. or one especially interested in children: good personality: at least a high school education. Guaranteed income with opportunity for advancement. Write fully.

stating age. experience and phone number. to Mr. Phalin. Box 1092.

Free Press, 31. EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for able woman of good character and educa: tion. 26-55. Prefer one experienced in teaching. P-TA.

club or church work. The not usualbe ly answer advertisements. Must available, for immediate, Mr. acceptance. Reid.

WOodward 2-5927. Monday or Tuesdav. January 4 or 5, hours 10-4. REFINED, experienced girl for 10- stairs work. assist with 3 children.

ages 9. 6. 4, good salary, private room and bath TU 1-9473. WANTED Secretary. Middle-aged woman.

Good salary, Starr Commonwealth, Albion. Michigan. 34-SITUATIONS WANTED, MEN SALESMAN wants Est. N. Indiana territory.

Prefer 41. whise. Write Box Bondable. 45. new car.

age Avilla, Ind. 35 -SITUATIONS WOMEN GIRL with 5 years experience wants work in laundry or dry cleaning or days. TY 5-8356. COLORED- baby sitter. clerk in store or office, WA 1-9379.

36-EDUCATIONAL BUSINESS TRAINING Day and Evening -Enroll now THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Michigan Theatre Bldg 220 Bagley Call or Phone WO 2-6534 LEARN how to drive. Get license. Scientific driving school. TY 6-5400. 39-PERSONALS ANY ONE KNOWING the whereabouts of Mrs.

Melodine Lassiter. kindly notify her daughter. Mrs. Eugene. Albers, at VI 3-3092.

Immediately, A PRIVATE Detective. GUAR. RESULTS. VE 9-7186 or LA 6-3832. PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES -Successful office treatment while working.

Dr. DeSwarte Rectal Clinic. 5715 Second, nr. Palmer. TR 1-7542 40-HOTELS HOTEL WASHINGTON CASS AT COLUMBIA Newly decorated $10 per wk.

WO 1-8610 HOTEL WINDSOR BAR and Restaurant AT COLUMBIA Reasonable daily-weekly rates WO 2-6268 41-ROOMS TO RENT ATKINSON, Woodward- TO 7-3387. warm gentleman. GEN, -Pleasant, clean home. 1 or 2 refined ladies or gentlemen, TR 1-7024, 710 Virginia. HIGHLAND PARK, sleeping room, gentleman preferred.

46 Highland. WAVERLY. 82. front, twin beds. Men.

TO 5-4149. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room. TenVan Dyke. Refined gentleman. SL 7-4452.

NICE. clean rooms for respectable working men: kitchenette. WO Stave it Done by an Expert 31-BUSINESS CARDS Boiler Repairing 24-HOUR Sales and Service on cracked boilers: coal. gas and oil. Days, WA 1-6464.

Nights TU 4-2720 LICENSED, INSURED. BONDED. YOUNGBLOOD HEATING CO. Building Alterations ANYTHING in building repair. carpentry and cement, roofing, painting.

sewers cleaned or repaired: city violations corrected. Free estimate. VI 1-0832. ATTIC ROOMS. additions.

houseraising. leveling. repairing. foundaLions, roofing, siding. gutter: all types remodeling.

No money. dn. FHA terms. ELLISON, TO 8-3525. Complete modernization, kitchens.

bathrooms, all types of carpenter work, plumbing, electric, plastering. painting: insured: license. terms. since 1922. VE 7-0580.

Carpenter Work CARPENTRY. Porches. decke. repairs, Besley. UN 151418.

Electric Wiring Repairing ELECTRICAL Repairs and alterations. Condemns repaired. Price reasonable, Licensed. TY 4-2206. WIRING REPAIRS Plucs, work myself, Scotty UN 1-9041.

Floor Sanding GUARANTEED floor sanding and finishing, old or new. Free estimates, TO 1-3674. Furnace Cleaning Repair 24-HOUR sales and service. Boilers, hot air. coal, LICENSED.

INSURED. BONDED. Days. WA 1-6464, Nights. TU 4-2720.

YOUNGBLOOD HEATING CO. COMPLETE HEATING, SERVICE 3338 JOY ROAD TY 4-5428 04 HOUR service on gas. cil and stokers: cleaning and repairing of any make of furnace. Lennox Airflow furnaces are the best. FHA TERMS SAFETY.

SUPPLY HEATING CO AND 11628 Conaut TW 1-4343 Furniture Repair, Refinishing BROKEN and damaged furniture re- paired. BR 3-0329, FURNITURE REPAIRING REFINISHING WE 3-2110 Lawns and Gardens WEBSTER FLORIST NURSERY Scott Seed. 21430 Wood d. JO 4-6275 DETROIT FREE PRESS Saturday, Jan. 2, 1954 15 41-ROOMS TO RENT NICE comfortable room, good location, TO 9-4886.

PIQUETTE HOTEL 58 WEEKLY UP 52 PIQUETTE ROOM Privileges. for girl or woman (bus line. UN 4:3100. ABALONE HOTEL COLORED CLIENTELE 637 E. ADAMS TRANSIENT AND PERMANENT RATES few rooms available with kitchen facilities.

Hotel service included. Apply Manager W0 2-8495 COLORED -2 rooms for rent. in couple, Christian people, one child welcome. Call Saturday. TA COLORED -Art Center 15155 and), single or couple, privileges, private entrance, FA 1-0859.

TE 2-2484, COLORED Respectable working couple, or single woman, or man. No other roomers, N.W. section. excellent transo UN 2-9212. COLORED 270 Chandler.

Privileges, single. double: good transportation. TR 3-0628 COLORED working couple or single woman, room. bath, all privileges: Blvd. section, WA 3-1054.

COLORED -1 large furnished room. single or couple or 2 children weicome. WA 4-7675. COLORED Large furnished kitchen privilege: couple. 1830 Magnolia.

TE 1-7404. COLORED -Single man or couple, with privileges. convenient 10 all East Side plants, VA 2-3163. COLORED-Furn. rm, to rent with all privileges.

single or working couple. TY 5-7248. COLORED Two adjacent rooms for single men or couple with baby, LO 8-0696. 628 McDougall, COLORED. single man, respectable: large private hath and room, privileges.

TO 6-6867. ed. for elderly couple or ADO COLORED -Furnished or unfurnish: mother and child. TO 5-0495, COLORED--Lee. room.

closet; kitchen workine couple. working lady: privileges. TR. 1-8256, warm rm. for single lady.

Christian home. TY 6-3958 COLORED Small rm. for respect- TY able working girl. $6 wk. 5-8478.

COLORED (583 King) TR -Neat 1-8644. room for reliable person. COLORED- -Couple single person. kitchen priv. TR 3-2161.

COLORED -Nice furn. rm. near Woodward: gentleman. TR 5-0490. COLORED -1 rm.

kit. couple. Also single room. TY 7-5257. COLORED- Rm.

for rent: children. Dequinder. TE 2-8305. COLORED -Furn. rm.

single: man: all COLORED Nice front room couple. privileges, TO 5-7706. child welcome, WA 2-5840. COLORED Room. child welcome.

WA 5-9679. COLORED -Nice room, 8-8565. privileges. 4017 Pingree. TY COLORED 7-9798.

Rm. for respectable COLORED Intelligent. employed single girl. TY 5-0611. COLORED -Settled eple.

or ODC mother. 1 or 2 children. LO single. 7-7420. chilCOLORED welcome -Couple WA or 5-8665 dren COLORED- -Room 8-4775, for single man: Side, TY COLORED Two rooms.

children welcome. TR 4-2907 COLORED Canton. 2 WA rooms. 3-8548. priv.

bath, single or couple, COLORED Quiet. sober 8-3827. lady, couple or man. $10. TY COLORED-32nd.

5307-Furn. 6-6966 privileges. $10 week. TY rm. for 2 nice quiet COLORED men.

Second Nr. Philadelphia, WA 3-1340 single or couple. TR 5-3699 COLORED -Large clean 3-0540. front room Well heated. WA COLORED -2 rooms.

unfurnished. WA 1-8798. 42-HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS LONYO at McGraw Rooms for gentlemen. sober working couple. LU 4-0829.

unfurnished 9 rooms TR and 3-0767 3rd floor COLORED kitchenette bedroom, and apt. private sitting. 2957 rm. Ferry Park. kitchen and COLORED Kitchenette.

single. bath. Man No drunks. TU 3-2074. COLORED -1 or 2 unfurn.

share kitchen, bath. WA COLORED Large WA housekeeping room. 3388 Arndt or call 2-0353. EmCOLORED -2-rm. furn.

ant. loved COLORED Room for couple. East adulta. TY 6-9069 Side. COLORED 2 good WA 3-1166.

couple, TY 8-31674 44-BOARD AND ROOM E. 1378 (Men) -Exe. vicinity. door trans. Home 3-9844 cooking.

TV, shower. $15. WA BURNETTE. 9723. Gentleman.

tine food. nr. Gd. River, WF 4-6116, 740- -Single, Dble. ed.

EUCLID excel. trans. 2-9718. FIELD. 4049-Ladies or men.

excell. good vicinity. A-1 WA meals. clean. trans.

$15. cooking, NEWPORT. men, 3824 nr. Briggs Mtr. ProdMack- nets.

ED 1-6347. RICHARDSON. 6350 near Plymouth House: Higging Boarding plenty to eat, all the coffee you want. WA 1-9917. STOUT.

9058 2 men day workers. one retired elderly man: good care. Private home. VE 8-5476. NEW FURNITURE Decorated.

Nicest in city. Home cooking: per week. 107 Victor. TO 9-1715. ROOM and board avaiable in country with or without light work for retired man with references.

Box 1471. Free Press. 31. room: Westalde: COLORED. TO 5-4169.

5-CHILDREN TO BOARD CHILD-3-4 in private. licensed suburban home. PRescott 7-0231. 48-HOUSES FOR RENT CHILDREN OK- -3 bedrooms, auto. hi.

$60, TE 4-8200. 4. Broker. 49-FURN. HOUSES FOR RENT IROQUOIS, nr.

2-4645. gas, to June. Root, TU 50-INCOME BUNG. FOR RENT 15517. LITTLEFIELD-5-rm.

lower income, heat and hot water $125 stove and refrig. Rent mo. Adults. Call VE 5-1109 to see. 52-FLATS FOR RENT 3-6 ROOMS.

furnished or unfurnished, East or West. Children OK. Good location. Call TE 2-0420. 3-4-5-6 RMS.

Unt. W. BROKER. 4644 W'dw'd TE 1-3674 4-5-6 RM. -Furn.

and unfurn. schools. flats. E. and W.

good trans. and HANCOCK RENTAL TE 2-4301 FIVE-ROOM lower flat. oil heat. $75. TY 5-1293.

LOWER-5 tots OK. gas $67, TE 4-8200 til 4. Broker, SIX ROOM lower flat on West Grand near Linwood. Shown appointment. Call Lincoln 6-7206.

VACANCIES available. Call Monday. 1-5330 ABLE REALTY TR 53-FURN. FLATS FOR RENT FOUR RM. upper, furnished, 1-2437 Adults.

Gas heat. Clean. WA 54-APARTMENTS FOR RENT EAST SIDE- Beautifully furn. rooms and bath. VA 4:7572.

WOODWARD at State Fair. 1291 West- Attractive 2-bedrm. first floor front. No children. TO 8-7693.

3 and 4-RM. furn. and unfurn. and W. Children welcome.

HANCOCK RENTAL TE 2-4301 COLORED- adults. and 5-rm. unfurnished; 1600 Delaware. COLORED Unturn. kitchenette apt.

WA 2-5645. COLORED-2 and 3 room unfurnished apartment. TO 7-0541. 55-FURN. APTS.

FOR RENT COLORED couple. TO 7-7881. kitchenette 56 -SHARE LIVING QUARTERS COLORED mother and daughter wants couple to share furn, home. All conveniences. TO 7-2472.

COLORED Share home, couple: single. child welcome, privileges. WA 1-4213. 58-WANTED TO RENT A-1 REF. Quiet working couple wants rental, TE 4-8200.

Broker. ALL LANDLORDS FAST FREE SERVICE WOODWARD RENTAL. TE 2-0420 CALL Universal Rentals. Free ice landlords, WA 1-6000. COUPLE Both working: no.

pets. TEACHOUT, 8447 Joy. TE 4-5160, Hancock Rental, TE 2-4301 A FREE SERVICE TO LANDLORDS Refined Church People With references. Brkr. TE 1-3674 60-BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT EIGHT MILE and Outer DriveSmall store for rent.

FO 6-0102. FENKELL. 7727. Completely ea. barber shop.

mo. UN 9734. 64-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL BAR FOR SALE BY OWNER 8710 VERNOR BOWLING ALLEY- Six lanes, refinished this season, new matic pin getters, fully equipped and lunch counter. $28.000. Building 2 apta.

for sale or lease. Butler. Ind. Louis Brezina, 118 S. Broadway, Butler, Ind.

USE L. 04 WI. 0. 31-BUSINESS CARDS Moving and Storage ASBELL'S Express Light moving and hauling. Reas.

rates. TY 4-4924. JOHNSON EXPRESS- For moving. call UN 2-6548. Reasonable rates.

LIGHT moving. Specialty refrigerators, trunks, 'appliances: low rates. TRinity 3-5079. Painting and Decorating AMERICAN Painting. paperhanging.

plastering. sanding; licensed. insured. Since 1922. Terms: anywhere.

VE 7-0580. A-1 PAINTING and dec. Special winter prices, 17 years exp. All work guar. Estimate over phone: FHA terms.

TW 1-8805 or TO 9-4995. EXPERT painting decorating. European trained. Low winter price. WA 3-3590.

Please call after 5 p.m. A-1 FIRST CLASS painting. papering, paper removing. TY 7-4187. WALL WASHING.

painting, inside. outside; anytime. LO 1-4407. Piano Tuning A-1 TUNING. $5.

25 years expertence. C. Barlow, TA 5-7717. Refrigeration Service A GUARANTEE JOB A fair price. All makes domestic, commercial.

Standard Refrigeration. TR 1-4806, COLDSPOTS Open units rebuilt and guaranteed Tor one year. $35. Also service on other makes. Call TO 8-7630 or Lincoln 2-9565.

GUARANTEED SERVICE All Makes LI 6-6600 Rubbish Drums ASH. RUBBISH drums painted: free del. $1.50. Also fuel oil drums LO 2-2362. Sewer Work ELECTRIC sewer cleaner.

No resultan no charge. TW 3-1817. Wall Washing EXPERIENCED wall washer. carnet. rug and upholstery cleaning.

References, WA 3-5477. WALL WASHER- Reasonable rates. Ezell White. LO 8-3486. Washing Machines Repaired ALL MAKES.

1 year guar. Free est. Reas. Better Service. TA 5-9124.

Moving and Storage Rent a Truck Move Yourself and Save U-Drive-It Co. 127 W. Adams WO 1-0899 4ZDE A WO 2-9400.