Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1942 — Page 15

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Cots Odds for

CLEVELAND, Sept. 16. (U.P.).—

Jimmy Bivins, Cleveland, cut the Probable odds for his return bout (Vith New York's Bob Pastor on Oct. 8 to even money when he registered a surprise, 10-round decision over Tami Mauriello of New York at Cleveland arena last night. A crowd of 11,000 fans watched

Bivens take the bout by a slight margin. The Clevelander opened the bout with a savage flurry of rights to his opponent's jaw and Scored the contest’s only knockdown early in the first round. Mauriello recovered fast, however,

and, at the bell, landed a hard right cross to Bivins’ jaw. After .the opening round burst, both fought a more cautious fight, until the 10th round. Then both came out striving for a knockout, but the final round was about even. The United Press score card gave Bivins four rounds. Mauriello took the, third and eighth and four were even, A low blow cost Mauriello the fifth. Bivins weighed 177; Mauriello, 180. Pastor and Bivins are scheduled to meet Oct. 8. In their previous

meeting the New Yorker won the decision.

As ‘Dark Horse’

3 MADISON, Wis., Sept. 16 (U. P.).

—A team with a scoring punch al-|.

ways is dangerous and consequently the University of Wisconsin rates as a “dark horse” contender for > Big ‘Ten football championship.

points in eight contests. Yet they won only three games, while losing | five. plight of the 1941 ‘combination, however. It had one of the weakest defenses of any major team in the nation. Wisconsin will have another great; offensive outfit this season. place in the conference title hd depends on how well Coach Harry Stuhldreher has succeeded in pluging the Sieve-like defense.

g campaign since 1938 and after the team’s showing last season he hejrd plenty about it from carping aluh This i$ a year to produce so to stifle new and louder protests.

Big Ten Ground Gainer

While the emphasis in practice has been on tightening the defense, Stuhldreher also has overhauled the offensive. The Badgers produced the Big Ten’s leading ground gainer and scorer last season in Fullback Pat Harder. He's back again and is the keyman in the attack. "A combination of service calls, inJuries and scholastic burdens took five lettermen Stuhldreher had counted 'upon and gives him the task of developing his chief reserve strength from sophomore talent. After the inaugural with Camp Grant, Wisconsin faces a “make or break” date with Notre Dame on

' Sept. 26. Other opponents on the

schedule are Marquette, Missouri, Great Lakes, Purdue, Ohio State, Iowa, Northwestern and Minnesota.

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There was no puzzle to the duckling”

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The booster committee of the K. of C. is arranging a grand welcome : for Milt Piepul, former Notre Dame grid star now coaching

Cathedral high school.

In the above picture Larry Sexton, grand

knight of the Indianapolis council Knights of Columbus, jokes with Piepul over the school’s first loss at Evansville last week. The Irish play Noblesville Friday night at Victory field and all service men in uniform and parochial grade school children when accompanied by adults

will ‘be admitted free of charge.

he game also will mark Cathedral's first home appearance since ming a member of the Indiana High School Athletic association. THe booster committee has charge of a patriotic program to be held

at he half-time.

Jaiobs Assure: Jocks Wilson Weippe = A Place on Louis-Conn Card

HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., Sept. 16

(U. P.).—The war tossed the ‘ugly

of pugilism right into Mike Jacob's lap. Sergt. Jackie Wilson

of California is in the East, at last, doing his stuff daily at Mitchell field.

| Jackie Wilson, thé thin-shanked

Negro from Los Angeles who claims

that he can knock out any welterweight in the world, has filtered | through the embargo on his explosive fists, using the uniform as a pass-

=Two Tie for

“ Golf Title

Clifford E. Wagoner, secretary of the Indiana and . Indianapolis district golf associations, tied with Ken Hoy Sr. yesterday in the Columbia club golf championship at Broadmoor Country club. Each had a gross score of 78. Leo Smith finished third with 82. Hoy also shared first place in the net division with Wallace O. Lee Jr., 15-year-old Park school student. Hoy had a nine stroke handicap. Lee played with a 22 stroke handicap. Tied for third place were R. E. Higgins, 91-20-71, and L. Mc-| Shane Sr. 85-14—T71. Ninety-one started in the tournament, Some were rained out. Prizes were awarded last night at the Columbia club.

Reds Buy Catcher From Sacramento

CINCINNATI, Sept. 16 (U. P.).— Ray Coleman Mueller, praised by scouts for the Cincinnati. Reds as “the best catcher in the Pacific Coast league this year,” today became a member of the Cincinnati club. Red Manager Bill. McKechnie announced that Mueller had been from the Sacramento (Cal) Solons for a “substantial” amount of cash and the services of one player, to be named later. Mueller, who is 30-years-old and married, was believed to have been acquired to take over the Red’s No. 1 catching post in the event Ray Lamanno is called into the army

| before next year.

Wolf Sussman, inc.

239 W. WASH ST

WHEEL CHAIRS Why buy one? Rent one at HAAG’S ALL-NIGHT 22nd and Meridian DRUG STORE

Easy Terms! Free Storage

LIVINGSTON'S

; 120 W. Washington St.

IN 3

3 T HI N( COMPANY

Mueller has played with Pittsburgh, Boston Braves and Rochester.

AMATEUR FOOTBALL

Gold Medal Beer will Practice tonight at 6 o'clock at Rhodius ai for the game Sept. 20 at Riverview, ch. All players are asked to attend.

FUR COATS

Largest Selection in the State

INDIANA FUR CO.

112 East WASHINGTON St

RE-WEAVING of MOTH HOLES_BURNT WORN _

“LEON TAILORING CO-

235 Mass Ave. on Ft el”

WE Buy Diamonds

HIGHEST SAE PRICES

STANLEY Jewelry Go.

118 W. Wash. Lincoln Hote! Bldg

SHERWIN WILLIAMS Pos a Paint for a Ever)

Botauoe: ®t Loa

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port. And he is ready for competition with any of the carefully nure tured big-name welterweights of the East—Ray Robinson, Fritzie Zivic, Marty Servo, Freddie Archer, ete. Hence the somewhat frantic negotiations of Jacobs’ 20th Century club to find a “policeman”—a tough welterweight slugger—who' may belt Wilson back to his Mitchell field barracks. Jacobs has assured Wilson’s manager, Walt Melrose, that Wilson will fight on the Louis-Conn card at Yankee stadium, Oct. 12.

Money Is: No Object

Matchmaker Nat Rodgers of the 20th Century has free rein in selectiling an opponent for a fighter who never before has appeared in the East. But the managers of topflight welters are shunning him as if he had smallpox. Jackie Wilson (not to be confused with the featherweight title claimant, Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh), would have come East long ago were it not for the virtual embargo on his fists. He's a Negro welterweight, and an exceptionally good one, with 37 knockouts in 51 pro bouts. But the. 20th Century had one great Negro welterweight in Henry Armstrong and then another in young Ray Robinson. So—Jackie Wilson stayed in California until his uniform brought him to Mitchell field, raring to go. Money is no abject to 24-year-old Wilson or his independently wealthy manager. They demand satisfaction and it appears they will get it, because Wilson of the army will be fighting for nothing—no matter, whom he meets. Under such circumstances, he can demand at least, a top-flight Eastern opponent. A

Alumni to Hear Bo McMillin "Local alumni of Indiana university will be given a word preview

of gridiron prospects at their alma

mater next Monday noon when A. N. (Bo) McMillin, head football coach, makes his annual appearance at the luncheon meeting of the Indiana university club of Indianapolis. - The luncheon, to be held in the ballroom of the Columbia club, will be addressed by McMillin, Z. G. Clevenger, athletic director at Indiana, and by all members of the football coaching staff, Stuart Wilson, president of the local alumni organization, announced today. Wilson urged all alumni and friends of I. U. to attend the luncheon and obtain the “lowdown” on the 1942 football team.

Leahy Strengthens

Notre Dame Line

SOUTH BEND, Sept. 16 (U. P)). —Notre Dame’s varsity football squad received a preview of the University) of Wisconsin's plays yesterday as Coach Frank Leahy used freshmen running through Badger formations for the benefit of the varsity’s defense. The Badgers will be Notre Dame's initial opponent Sept. 26. . Throughout the drill, Leahy substituted freely to strengthen ‘ the team’s forward fall. He used .Bill

of Harry Wright, and Bill Huber at right end in place of the injured

{George Munger.

O'Connor at right guard in place|l

1€ Playoff Series With Blues

Kansas City and Columbus meet tonight in the seventh and deciding game of their upper bracket series in the American association playoffs to determine the opponent of the winner of the Milwaukee-Toledo series. . The Red Birds tied Kansas City at three-all last night with a 4-to-1 victory behind the pitching of big Munger scattered seven hits and allowed the Blues to score only in the eighth inning. Columbus made only five hits off Herb Karpel and Rinaldo Ardizoia, but scored once in the fourth, twice in the seventh and once in the eighth. Toledo went ahead of Milwaukee in the lower bracket series last night with an 8-to-6 win. The Hens now lead the series 3 to 2. Four Milwaukee hurlers couldn’t hold down the Toledo sluggers. Wally Lanfranconi was the losing pitcher, allowing the Mud Hens three runs in the seventh. Eaves and Kush gave Toledo five runs in the second and third innings but the Brewers tied the score in the fourth and fifth. Games Tonight: Kansas City at Columbus; Milwaukee at Toledo.

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Silent Hoosiers

Open Grid Card

The Silent Hoosiers will open their I. H. S. A. A. affiliation Friday night playing a football game against Rushville, there. Probable starters for the Indiana state school for the deaf are Wflliam King and Albert Slater, ends; Edward Ectherling and James Sayres, tackles; Albert Rhodes and Darell Summers, guards; Gwendol Butler, center; Leslie Massey, quarterback; John Nicholson and Joe Kindred, halfbacks and Ia Walker, fullback. The remainder of the schedule is Sept. 28 at Logansport (night); Oct. 2, Crispus Attucks; Oct. 9 at Broad Ripple; Oct. 17 at Indiana Boys’ school; Oct. 31, Morton Memorial; Nov. 7 at Kirklin; Nov. 13, Manual.

Irish Matman Beats Koverly at Armory

Danno O'Mahoney, former world’s heavyweight champion, pinned George (K. 0.) Koverly twice to win the main event of the weekly wresfling bill at the Armory before 2300 fans. In the first indoor match of the fall season the Irish matman rallied to take two straight falls after Koverly had won the first in 22 minutes with a body slam. O’Mahoney won the second in eight minutes and applied the clincher in the| — | third fall in two minutes with a “leg breaker.” Frankie Talaber and Ali Pash wrestled to a draw decision in the semi-windup and Jack Kennedy used a body press to defeat Cowboy Luttrell of Dallas in the opener,

Tommy Loughran

Joins Marines

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16 (U. P.)—Tommy Loughran, who retired undefeated as light-heavy-weight champion, has joined the marines to do his part in “putting the KO” on the axis: . The 39-year-old ring veterah was sworn in as a private. He said he preferred to enter the service as a member of the rank and file “because we need privates to win the war.” “Too many generals won't do,” he added. Loughran will report to the Parris Island, N, C., marine base on Sept. 23 for training.

Bowling Notes

Last night's leaders on local

leys: Wilbur Richwine, West Side Classic.. Shaw, West Side Classic Al Buses, Grotto Frank Kagel, West ‘Side Classic... Carl Zike, Handicap Dave Killion, West Side Classic. . Jack Hunt, West Side Classic ....... Morris Roeder, Penn. Recreation Dick Norholdt, West Side Classic E. Hall, Stevens Morticians ... ...... Herschel Stillwell, West Side Classic. . Al Weevie, West Side Classic Jim Inasy, West Side Classic. .e Harry McCracken, West Side Classic. . Don Erler, Community Ed Sargent, Lady of Lourdes..

- LADIES

Betty Davidson, Marott Shoe Catherine Hoover, Allison Mixed

ALE TEETH

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® ON ANYTHING ®

Autos @ Diamonds ® Watches Jewelry @ Clothing ® Radios ete.

GET CASH IMMEDIATELY

DRUG STORES

ILLINOIS AND OHIO STS.

Open to 1 P. M.—Sat. to 10 P. ML

On Everything! Diamonds, Watches,

nilsnappis Times, Wedne, opi. 16, 108 Band o Tata he ek Virginia al and dine Fisher, Ivye Mathews, Mrs. ite: 3s aud Earl Bo are this life onday, a ursday, 17, S, & Kirk Iryington mor-

5342 E. Washington, 2 m. Burjuss, Ser Park. Friends invited.

COMMINS—Thomas, brother of Patrick and Michael Commins, uncle of Margaret Monahan and Marie Nolan, passed away at St. Vincent's Hospital, Sept. 14. Funeral Thursday, 8:30, at the home of his aiece, 1022 N. Oakland, 9 a. m. at St. Philip's Neri church. Burial Ho " Cross cemetery. »

HOPKINS—Vanda Irene, age 12 years, BE loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E Hopkins, sister of Mrs. Lorrine Cook of Louisville, Ky.,

- WAITRESS Good pay, short hours. Steady position. Ideal working conditions. Uniforms furnished. See Mr. Grass, Mgr.

SPENCER HOTEL 248 S. Illinois St.

Gerald, Kenneth

armel, Ind., passed away Tuosaay eve. ni Funeral Saturday, 1:30 from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Tie nois at 10th. Burial Floral park. Friends may call at the chapel atfer 10 a. m. Thursday.

JACKSON—Mrs. Mary Roseanna, age T1, beloved sister of Mrs. Ida Williams, Let tie Bryan, and grandmother of Wayne Layman, Dayton, Ohio; Robert Layman of Oakland, Cal., passed away Monday t. Funeral services

WAITRESSES

Girls, 18-45, with or without ne ence. Short or regular hours; cents per hour, depending on Hi

SEVILLE

RESTAURANT

7 N MERIDIAN

the Stevens & , 2831 . 10th. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. Burial Greenwood cemetery, Greenwood,

OWENS—Albert Lesley, age 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Owens, brother of Robert Allen Owns, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tooley and Addie Owens, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 2 Pp. m., at the residence, 1211 W. New

EXPERIENCED

Dictaphone stenographer of secretarial caliber, mechanical experienced preferred. Position open with small manufacturing co. now on 100% war work. Position permanent and future assured to right applicant. Give full details in first letter, Address Box 977 % Times.

York. "Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the residence. Shirley service.

of Caroline, father of Malcomb A. of Indianapolis, Mrs. . D. Bowker of Monmouth, Ill, and Roland M. Smith of Rockford, IL, passed away Tuesday evening. Servi ce at the Flanner & Ba hanan mortuary Thursday Yop Friends invited. Interne Greeshnste. Ind.,, mausoleum about 4 p. m.

STOUT—Karl Edgar, husband of Dorothy Stephenson Stout and father of Carla

sales work, SMITH—ElImer O., 3052 Broadway, husband | to weekly sion. C for Mr. Simpson.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK, good

FREIHOFER BAKERS Are anxious fo Seoure several ladies for house on estaniished routes;

arantee, earned co

RI-6465 pi eer Bs Ask

home; stay; $50 per mo. HU-2779

* Jean and Richard Talbot, passed away Tuesday morning. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Thursday, 11 a. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

SULLIVAN—Jemima, age 87, passed away

Tuesday p. m. Funeral notice later. For iforndsion call G. Herrmann,

WEST—Susan A, of E. 65th st.

607 Odd Fellow Bldg.

cialty sho tial. nm

PIST, stenos, comp. oOprs..... $80:

EE EI

Lic. Emp. Agcy.

CASHIER

Experienced in handling dept. or spedesk preferred, but not essenA pp y Mr. Pels,, Three Sisters, 17 N. nois.

Allisonville rd., mother of Mrs. * L. Moore, Greenfield, Mrs. P. C. Beckner, Indianapolis, and Claude West, South Bend, passed away Tuesday. Friends may ‘call at the Robert W. Stir-

TRAIN 5. women in beauty work; no tuition fee, no age limit; assist registrar; 8th grade education. Call or see Royal Beauty Academy, 401 Roosevelt ‘bldg.” RI-0481.

ling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st., after Wednesgay hoon. Funeral service Thursday Pp. above funeral Dote. Friends Evian. "Burial Greenfield,

STENOGRAPHER

Good pay, steady work in defense business for qualified girl.

P. 0. Box 1583.

Funeral Directors 5

Walter T. Blasengym

Curb Girls and Waitresses

WANTED—Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar. 4023 E 10th.

SEE ROYAL AD under

*‘Instruction” for night school—beauty work,

2226 Shelby GA-2570 3129 N. Illinois WA-5376

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 WwW. 1931 W. Michigan St. BEI

PAUL E. DORSEY

3925 E. NEW YORK Market 1234

FARLEY-FUNERALS corset 122s FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3377

IR-1173

Help Wanted—Male

MEN or BOYS’ TO SELL PEANUTS, POPCORN

and ICE CREAM

at Fairgrounds Coliseum Apply in person Concession Dept. at Coliseum before 4 p. m. Thursday.

BERT S. GADD |

2130 Prospect St. MA-6049

GRINSTEINER’S

1601 E. New York

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 S. EAST § MA-5488

MA-5374

TRUCK DRIVERS

Positions open for drivers on overland furniture vans. Operations cover United States. Weekly wage, steady work. Age 25-55. Apply to Mr. Gentry, 863 Mass. ave. Indianapolis, Ind AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

CASH LOANS,

MONDAY 9A M toS:45P. M.

205 ODD FELLOW BLDG., 200 ROOSEVELT BLDG.

QIN 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN CLLR CR UN CSTE

PHONE FOR A LOAN —MARKET 4455

* Take & weeks 10 make the first payment. ® Many loans completed while you wolk. © No credit inquiries of friends or relatives © FREE PARKING across the sireet in Arevda for avio apprabel.

ASK FOR MR. COOTS

Help Wanted—Male

A PERMANENT SALES POSITION

The expansion program of a nationally known corporation permits the addition of 2 men to our sales staff in Indianapolis. Requirements are college education or its equivalent, 45 to 1 60 years of age, broad sales experience in high grade specialties and intangibles, closing ability to convince executives. Thorough training. National and local advertising leads, customer assistance, close sales co-op-eration. Position permanent, " interesting, dignified. No canvassing, noncompetitive, exclusive territory. Compensation schedule permits fine income. Reply in confidence to Alexander Hamilton Institute, Write Box 976 care Times.

EXPERIENCED auto body and jeder man. Guedelhofer Wagon Co., 202 Ki tucky ave

Positions Wanted, Female 10

motherless home; small

OUSEKEEPER in wages; leave city. Box 978, care "Times.

Positions Wanted—Male 11

"HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST.-LI-3828

MOORE 5 KIRK IR-1159 SHIREY BROS. CO.

TA-6056

‘BAKERS

National: organization has openings for men with bread, roll and cake shop experience. Men over 40 with family responsibility preferred. Apply by letter, Box 1035. Indianapolis Times. State age and give pasi experience.

94 N N. Illinois LI-5409

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect MA-4944

J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES” 1234 Prospect St. MA-9433

Lost and Found 1

300 BEAN PICKERS

White and colored men and women. We pay daily after first day, 45c¢ bushel if you stay all day. Any good bean picker can make from $3.50 to $4.50 per day. Beans are veyy heavy. Meet Al Butcher's truck, 7 a. m. daily, West 10th and Warman ave.

FOX TERRIER, name ‘'‘Tops pet Be invalid, a ‘Livetal Th

BLACK handbag containing Bible, preacher's license, pictures. Northwestern car. $5 Reward. TA-2800.

BILLPFOLD LOST—Black; near St. ot valuable papers;

$10 REWARD—White setter, Temale with black ears and spot on back. Weare collar, name “Queen.” GA-1674

WHITE male deg. Brown yead. Reward. Lost Sept. 7. TA-074 3534 Central.

Scottie Small, mae _53t

BOWLING BALL LOST at 16th and Tibbs, Thursday night. Reward. BE-1388-W.

COCKER spaniel lost; red, female; swers to “Ginger.” | Reward. HU-83

‘| Help Wanted—Female 8

A FEW WOMEN to sell dresses from } your home, ¢ mplete ‘ine, at once delivery. l sizes. low prices free dresses, for sample plan. Write Maisonette, P. O. ww

COOKS AND HOUSEMAIDS, experi work and live in state institutions. PE STATE PERSONNEL DIVISION, _ Meridian GIRL violinist, trumpeteer, accordionist, guitarist or any instrumentalist call WA-

0362 or apply Clifton Inn, 2901 Clifton, after 8 p. m

Clair keep money.

“Pat.”

385,

Experienced feeder for flat bed cutting and creasing press. Apply Crown Paper Bo) Box Co., 32 E. Georgia.

Colored Women

For dish GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 "x. ian

Waitresses 2% Ex. $18 and meais

to those who qualify. Apply 43 W. St. Clair, i

WOMAN, for part time cleaning in doctor's office. Apply in person. ‘m. 107 30th

9 a m-4p.

GIRL for general office work, ight dictaoR, some bookkeeping experience. TA-

Power Machine Operator __OVERALL /ERALL LAUNDRY, 2520 E. 12TH.

trace 18-32 Stout field. ~ Military us| Waitress Reservation. ~ Call Mz |¢

HU-4464.

STENOGRAP STATE Meridian.

RAPHERS and typists. PERSONNEL DIVISION, 141 Salary $85 monthly.

USEKEEPER, white, no cooking; child; home ‘nights and Sundays; __BR- 8233.

Aprly

HO one

$7.

HOUSEKEEPER. white; cook, drive; private room and bath; $75; experience required. CO-—2223.

WAITRESS AND CASHIER For dining Day or Bight work. Apply Fendrick's, Ss, "18 N Illinoi

MAID, ve 18; bab, PE laundry; no cooking; 2 children; s y; $7. HU-7051.

HIGE SC! boys or ors for pars or _ full time work. IR-09.

C00K r Gen. By “white; stay on glisiss riace reference; $14. HU-3920. HOUSEKEEP; Sundays.

EPER—W. White, good salary. "No, (1 Child, 2 adults.) BL-0811.

white lady. 20 to 50, general housework LI-4912 TA-9305.

BEAUTY operator, capable of shop. Salary and commission. "BE- 1916.

GIRL for general Housework: in furniture _ store. TASH 310 E. Washington st.

WHITE; 5 days; EE See

ORE eRe, Any HU-1204.

usswork, care of child. IR-4448.

GENERAL H nights, private room.

"HOUSEW d cool for family of 3; rg 304 sooking or £4

IRL—Foun work; South Side.

GA-0917.

waned; white, stay or go EE E. New ‘York st.

Te N. SN niiSots =r

days; preferable

H home

! Evenings. PIE BAKER ER

T. ped. revels Bldg.

Men to Work in Factory APPLY AT ENGINE ROOM, Polar Ice and Fuel. 2000 Northwestern. ~, Coal Truck Driver and Helper. 701 E. Washington, Pay up te tor Mews MIKE’S LOAN OFFICE 61 I Ww. WASH., LI-6886 "ICE ROUTE DRIVERS Apply 8 a. m. to 12 noon. POLAR ICE AND FUEL. 2000 Northwestern. USED CAR PORTER For general auto clean-up, etc. Apply Mr. Conn, Packard Indianapolis, 2004 N. Meridian. TOMATO PICKERS 10c a.hamper. Meet Al Butcher's truck tomorrow, 7 a. m. at W, 10th and Warman ave. MAN between 25 and 50 for established coffee route. Guaranteed salary plus commissions. Small bond and reference required. Apply, The Great American

Tea Company. 650 Virginia a ave.

Boys Ages 16-20

with bicycles for full time empioyment; excellent chances for advancement. Apply 9:30 a. m., Mr, Dalton, Western Union.

“Tuition fee $8 monthly. America is

PAINTER, non-union, 20 years experience, prefer steady work. 2240 S. West st.

Schools & Instructions 12

NIGHT TRAINING

In BEAUTY WORK OPENS MON., SEPT. 2i

THE FIRST SCHOOL TO SEE THE NEED OF TRAINING BEAUTICIANS AT NIGHT. THE CHANCE WOMEN HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. NO LOSS OF EARNING POWER. HUSBANDS CAN WATCH CHILDREN. :

® Open to girls in high school ® Open to women up to 60 years old! ® Open to Men. ® Open until 10 p. m. every night! but Sunday. e Came all nights or several nights. ® Diploma issued. All beauty subJects taught. ’

facing a big operator shortage. Learn now. No talent needed.

Avoid

NEW SCHEDULE OF OFFICE HO

0 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. 2=-OFFICES—2 Wash. and Penn, and HL,

the predicted coal Jaoriags. The The nds upon both rail and motor trans. intained in the the cash from us and buy your

$10 TO $300

URS: AY SATURDAY > 50 AMWILHNPM

Lincoln 8495 Lincoln 1431

CO.

"HONOR LOANS

$50 for $5.44 —5100 for$10.88 total cost when repaid in 6 monthly instalments

in excess of $I

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Crag

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES

a———— 615 Merchants Bank Building

Corner Washington & Meridia M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Rlley 1471 " Lesns Made to Residents of Nearby Towns Copyright, Household Finance Corp., 1943

LOANS ix

IN ONE TRIP

A NEW QUICKER SERVICE FOR BUSY PEOPLE Just telephone—tell us the amoung you need. We'll make all arrangements® to have the money ready when "you call. No Se trip necessary, Loans PRIVATELY . are ranged on your Signature.’ No Yn inquiries of friends or relatives. Capitol Finance Corp. 304 Kresge Bldg. 41 E. Washington St., Cor. Penn, MA. 4409

C. C. Loyd, Mgr.

CAPITAL FINANCE CORP.

Loans From $10 to $300 |

OUR RATE NOT RAISED

Per Month 2% Up to $150 [10 Per Month on that Part 0 of a Loan Above $150 Notew—Furniture—Auto and Diamond Loans

Indianapolis

Public Welfare Loan

Association

830 Occidental bldg. S. B Cor. Wash. and Ill. sts. Riley 3587

ce sa 8 A. M. to Other Days, $A M to 5:30 P. M

Enrollments taken over telephone, by mail or personal interview. No need to delay. Get in this first class

Royal Beauty Acad.

401 Roosevelt Bldg. Laura Grayson, Registrar. RI. os)

Night Classes—Enroll Now Review Mathematics Beginning or Advanced Drafting. Electric Welding Acetylene Welding Machine Shop Tuition ranges from $15 to $45 Y. M. C. A. Evening School

. 2d floor, 310 N Illinois. RI-1331

International Beautv School

Asks you to help supply the demand for Bo ey special price and terms. 229 N. Pennsylvania.

COAL DRIVERS

Experienced. Apply between 8 and hz Polar Ice and Fuel, 2000 Noithe western.

MESSENGER BOY

Can use boy slightly physiealy handiOwen's Engrav Co... 1704

PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER; man, perienced in all-around operating; finishing; good salary. Apply 214 Kresge bldg., Mr. Bernstein.

Auto

Starter, , generator, armature work; experienced or inexperienced. 312 S. East.

GRILL and COUNTER MEN

Experienced; $25 and meals to those who qualify, Apply 43 W. St. Clair.

"WOOL PR ESSERS

Top wages. EASTMAN SUNSHINE CLEAN CLEANERS, $908 E. Washington.

tchmaker wanted. Must ES Indiana cds Very good sala State experience. Box &

Crown Laundry Dry

Steam Cleaner Cio. beat” 2001

E. Wash.

DISHWASHER yu or colored. m, . m. BRADLEY B Bradiey oy EB. Washington.

COAL DRIVERS

WEST SIDE ICE CO. 223 Lynn st.

COLORED drivers, wipers, washers; per-|

manent position; good wages. Mills One-

Stop. 1121 N. Meridian.

wanted. Good pay. Dairy

Boum. Blue Ribbon Bar, No, 1.

PARKING .garage atisiaent, ‘dependable, white hour: guarantee $20 EM ‘GARAGE, Capitol and Market.

Griddle Man 42 Mein st. sp

1402 Main Sk, .way & Stout Field. Call HU-4464.

EXPERIENCED porter; colored or white; 8a. m to 4 p. m, 3915 E, 10th. -IR-0071.

Day Porter. 6101 E. Wash. .

Waitress good salary, ni

411. 3. Minos

x Tat HI SPO

punta white

a to Zolert 1444 W. Wash.

BOY: and or cord:

3 : Personal Services 13 ‘Greenback Party Meeting HOTEL SEVERIN Sunday, Sept. 20. Good music and singing; 10 a. m.-1 m.;

Pp. noon-day luncheon. All money reform people urged to attend.

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