Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1942 — Page 17

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The Rhode Islanders are setting the pace with Hershey in the easthaving won three ames in six starts. Indianapolis

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‘Rookie Fred Weaver . . . may replace Jack Keating.

one. A triumph by the Caps Joriorrow with extend their current at-home winning streak to 14 in a row. Manager Lewis has adjusted his forward lines since Sunday night. Jack Keating, wing, has been inducted into the U. S. army and will be replaced by Adam Brown or Rookie Fred Weaver. One of these boys will team with Les Douglas and Joe Fisher. Indianapolis lost to Providence last week, there, 4 to 3, after the Reds had staged a four-goal rally in the final period. Two former Capital players are with the eastern club this season. Buck’ Jones and Bob Whitelaw, traded last season by the Caps, will be in the opponents’ starting line-

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Capitals Seek 14th . Victory . at Home Tomorrow

3 ight Against Providence

It is the usual order that hockey clubs win most of thelr games at home, but the Indianapolis Capitals have compiled an amazing winning - streak in the fairgrounds coliseum. Manager Herbie Lewis’ boys have won 23 of their last 30 games. They have played three tie games and lost only four. The last American Hockey league team to defeat the Cans here was| Providence and Providence plays

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3 Key Games On State Card

‘Michigan at Notre Dame. Kansas State at Indiana. Purdue at Michigan State. Wabash at DePauw. St. Josepirs a at Butler. Indiana State at Ball State. Earlham at Hanover. River Forest at Vaipural Principia at Rose Poly (Friday).

By UNITED PRESS The ‘Indiana ‘college conference title, now sought by three. unbeaten leaders locked in a 1.000 average tie, probably will be decided

Saturday in three key games—sSt. Joseph’s at Butler, Wabash at De-

State. Meanwhile, Notre Dame offers the top home contest, seeking its sixth straight victory against

_|Michigan in a sell-out battle at

South Bend. The surprise I.” U. strength which knocked off the touted Minnesota eleven last week takes on Kansas State at Bloomington while Purdue invades Michigan State at East Lansing. Heading a nine-game state card that has been depleted by cancella{tions and short wartime schedules, Wabash, Ball State and defending champion St. Joe all fight to protect perfect loop scores against powerful opponents. With conference triumphs over Rose Poly, Pranklin, Butler and Earlham, the Wabash Little Giants face a make-or-break contest against an improved DePauw team that can leave Wabash all or part of the title, or knock them out of their chance at the championship. Major Stop-Gap A long-standing rivalry will make the game all the tougher for Wabash as DePauw makes a bid for the traditional Monon Bell, a 400pound brass symbol of gridiron superiority which has remained with Wabash since 1939. "Another rivalry tilt will be the Indiana State-Ball State battle when the Ball State eleven risks its four-game winning streak. The Cardinals have triumphs over Franklin, Central Normal, Manchester and Valparaiso. St. Joe’s Pumas have two huge barriers to hurdle before regaining their crown—Butler and Valpo. The Butler Bulldogs offer the major stop-gap to St. Joe’s path after reviving a winning form in the last two weeks. Earlham meets Hanover in a loop contest, and River Forest plays Valpo and Principia invades Rose Poly in intersectional tilts. Franklin completed its slate last week, and cancellations wiped out the remaining contests of Central Normal, Evansville and Manchester.

Hogan Enters Air School

TULSA, Okla. Nov. 10 (U. P.)— Ben Hogan, the current No. 1 golfer of the United States, has given up his putter for an airplane throttle. The golfing ace said today he would not play golf any more, at least not seriously, until after the war. Hogan wants to be an aviation instructor and he. and his wife have moved here where he is entering

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middleweight division and won a curti at Madison Square Garden. reopened old gash on his left brow, Robinson's legs.

Ray Robinson, Harlem's unbeaten welterweight contender, has used up all competition in his class. Last Friday he stepped up into the

unanimous decision over Vic DelliDellicurti, blood streaming from a , sits on the floor after tripping over

Robinson refrained from knocking out Dellicurti,

DePauw Clamors

For Monon Bell

Times Special GREENCASTLE; Nov. 10.—De‘Pauw university’s Tigers begin intensive drills today for their Dads’ day clash Saturday with the Cavemen of Wabash college in the 49th renewal of the oldest continuous football rivalry west of the Alleghenies. "Anxious to avenge last year’s 27-to-19 defeat and bring the coveted Monon bell, symbol of athletic su‘premacy between the two schools; back to the DePauw campus, the Tigers will be spurred on by the additional opportunity of knocking Wabash out of a tie for the Indiana conference crown. For the first time this year the Tigers will go on the field at game time with a weight advantage, outweighing the starting lineup of the Little Giants five pounds per man. DePauw university has won 20 victories over the Cavemen since the rivalry between the two schools started in 1890, while dropping 25 contests. Three tie contests complete the 52-year record. In the past 10 years each squad has won four and tied twice.

State AAU Honors Billy Hillenbrand

The Indiana Association of the A. A. U. tcday announced the nomination of Billy Hillenbrand, Indiana university football star, as candidate for the James E. Sullivan memorial trophy for sportsmanship. Hillenbrand'’s selection as a Hoosier candidate, the announcement said, was based more on his personal traits than-on his colorful athletic career. The annual award is made to the athlete “who, by his performance, example and influence as an amateur and as a man, has done the most during the past year to advance the cause of sportsmanship.” Final selection will be made from dozens of nominees. from all over the United States. Since the institution of the Sullivan Memorial trophy in 1930, two Indiana athletes have been honored.

Culver Football Times Special CULVER, Nov. 10.—Culver’s military academy football team, beaten last Saturday in Chicago by St. John’s of Delafleld, Wis.,, will play Purdue university’s B team Saturday, here,

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By UNITED PRESS amazing Eddie McGovern

held his scoring lead over the entire nation today after adding 29 points Saturday to bring his total to 135. As far, as other Hoosier gridiron

{players are concerned, the race for

top honors. is over, but last week’s games brought a reshuffling in the standings and ‘a battle for second place, now held by Capt. Pete Varini of St. Joseph's with 66 points. .

29 More for McGovern

McGovern ran up four touchdowns and made five extra points as Rose Poly slaughtered Hanover, 61-2, but McGovern’s teammate,|n Francis Hillenbrand, cousin of Indiana’s Bill Hillenbrand, also held the spotlight with three touchdowns. This rally kept F. Hillenbrand in third position with 55 points, one ahead of Chester Saunders of Ball State, who scored all three of ‘the Cardinal touchdowns in their vietory over Valparaiso. The standings, showing touchdowns, points after touchdown and total points:

TD PAT TP McGovern, Rose Poly ..... 19 21 135 Varini, St. Joseph’s ...... 11 0 66 F. Hillenbrand, Rose Poly. 9 1 55 Saunders, Ball’ State ..... 9 0 54 Ellspermann, St. Joe ..... 6 3 39 Cowan, Indiana ... 6 0 36 Rhoda, ‘Ball State . 3 14 32 Neibur, Wabash . 5 1 31 Dowd, 2 S: 5 ] 30 Walker ePauw ......... 8 » 0 30 Ww. Hillenbenng” Indians | 4 8 27 Anderson, Earlham ...... 4 1 25

Dorazio Rematched With Thompson

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (U. P.). —Gus Dorazio, Philadelphia heavyweight, and Turkey Thompson, hard-hitting Californian, have been rematched for a 10-round fight at the arena, Nov. 17, Promoter Herman Taylor announced today. The two heavyweights met at Oakland, Cal, last Oct. 7 and Thompson stopped Dorazio in two rounds. The Philadelphian claimed, however, that he was the victim of a fast count.

Phillips Punches

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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (U. P.). —Ellis Phillips, colored Philadelphia lightweight, punched out a 10-round decision over Petey Scalzo, former featherweight champion from New York, before 9000 fans at the Arena last night. Lulu Costantino, 128%, featherweight contender from New York's East side, handed Frankie Carto, 127%, Philadelphia, a 10-round boxing lesson to win the semi-final. Costantino was unbeaten in 56 consecutive bouts until he was stopped by featherweight champion Chalky Wright recently. * The victory was Phillips’ second over Scalzo in two months.

1 HERBMANN—Geo! wood ave., passed away Tu e:

.G. Iske, grandfather of Mrs. Palmer Padgett, brother of Julius F. Service

at the Flanner & Sheganan Mortuary, Thursday 2 Dp. ends invited. "Burial Crown dl, " Priends may call

at the mortuary.

McKINSEY—Floyd J., husband of Helen, brother of Mrs. Sora Hartley, Miami, Fla., Mrs. sie Smith and Allen M Kinsey, Thapie. died at his home, 167 11th st., Tuesday. Friends - call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Burial notice later.

MURBARGER—Mrs. Blanche, Haverstick Park, wife of Earl C. Service at Flanner bf Buchanan Moriusly Wednesday, 10: 30 Friends invited. Burial Yajion e

Chapt. Friends may call at

MURRAY—John 8. of Camby, Ind, R. R. 1, father of Walter Murray, brother of George T. Murray. Friends may call at the William D. Beanblossom mortuary any time Wednesday. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m. Burial Floral Park.

NANEY Homer 55, Jishand 9, the de. ‘Brien Naney, father geased 5! akisnd Cal.; RobMrs. Jean unday, lackwell

ert Naney, U. S Yainey of Yn ie” "dled Funeral from the 1503 N. Meridian st., .Wednesday, Nov. 11, 8:30 a. Pe gore ces at St. Philip Neri church, Injermen; Holy Cross oh Bg Friends invi

MA Albert, age 47, of near bi ri Deloven A of Estella Thomas, son of William Francis

Thomas, brother of Mrs. Bertha Alex--andlor and Carl Thomas, passed away gh Wednesday, 10 a. m. George McCarthy Funeral Home, Foraville Burial Anderson cemetery, E. 10th st., Indianapolis. Friends Anvited.

Funeral Directors 5

Walter T. Blasengym

GA-2570. 31% N rn inols WA-5376.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

PAUL E. DORSEY

FARLEY-FUNERALS .co0 iors

Help Wanted—Female

Help Wanted—Ma

-Funerals 8 vi indianapoli Times, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1942] GIRL—Fo ral office rk. Doctor's EAT Go Bret tieaen| Ofice. APR Ti to 14 at S13 E. Miehis COAL DRIVERS gan. WEST SIDE ICE CO. 233 LYNN ST.

GIRLS wanted for bakery work, 18 to "35. Apply Continental Paking Co., 339 E. et.

HOUSEKEEPER, no cooking, Sundays off. Stay optional. References. 5785 Washington blvd. BR-6859.

HOUSEKEEPER, white, good home and HOLLAND Alen ni pln Joars Vages for light housework. Call GAhusband of Lucille B. 4979. away Monday evening. Services a sea dence, 1101 N, Riley ave., Thursday,| BOUSEKEEPER—Care of children. Ref10 a. = Friends ne Mr vis ae a: Paxton, erences. 932 N. Jefferson. at residen 8. , ; ha. ° Thursday, HOUSEKEEPER — White, for maternity Sy ov anBiren. Friends Bao cali] case. Stay if te: ‘Call GA-2650. at the on USEKEEPER; n family,

no laundry. Siturdey Ah = Sun ays of. B

c- | HOUSEKEEPER —Wh ite, 26-45, 3% devs a

week. Laundry, $10. RI-976

HOUSEKEEPER, white, a , 31 to 50; extra good salary. LI-4912, 'A-9305.

Do you need extra money Housewife for Xmas?—Comm. RI-5929,

IMMEDIATELY—Middle aged woman for care of children and light Tse, $5. LI-9934 between 3-5 p.

LADY—Care for 2 chilaten: oT house mor.

work; hours 2-8 p. nings or to 8 to 10 P. M. TFR-10

Lady, Married

For part time store work, hyip in vicinity of 30th and Illinois, or west. Apply LONG CLEANERS, 2934 Clifton, Wednesday, 3 p. m.

MIDDLE AGED, white lady, to do Ta work, stay on place. CO-2629.

NURSEMAID -— White; 2 room, good salary. - BR-3

children; own 856.

Exceptionally good earnings (uncon-

fined). Box 772, Times.

Salesgirls

The Indianapolis Times has openings in its Want Ad departinent for two girls. Previous selling experience helpful. Excellent opportunity. Permanent position. Pleasant working conditions. Five-day week, Good starting salary and regular increases. See Mrs. Williams, The Times, 214 W. Maryland st., or phone RI-5561.

For grocery.

SALESGIAL 3160 N. Iinois.

STENOGRAPHERS and ty as ApPy STATE PERSONNEL D Meridian. Salary, $85 oN.

STENOGRAPHER, LIFE INSURANCE—Permanent. Guardian Life Ins. Co. 1328 Circle Tower.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-337% BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER’S

1601 E. New York

MA-6049

MA-5874

STENOGRAPHER and to answer phone in office. Apply in pérson, 241 Mass. ave.

TYPIST—Experienced or beginner. Call LI-6488 for appointment.

Waitress ~~ “> 2% Waitress

Apply 2014 W. Wash.

G. H. LERRMANN

1505 8. EAST 8

HISEY & TITUS en N.DawaRE or.

MOORE & KIRK IR-1159 TA-6056

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect . MA-4944

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

LI-5409

Florists & Monuments 6

BERTERMANN’S "Gowers" RI-2333. NIGHT NO., TA-7831,

Lost and Found 7

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Experience not necessary. Waitress, experienced, $18

MA-858i week and tips, uniforms

and meals furnished. Apply 236 S. Illinois.

Waitresses—Exceptional Opportunity—Part Time

2 to 4 nights weekly; $2.00 nightly guaranteed, plus tips. 0 food served. Experience upnesisssry. ns Roof, LI8993, 10 a. m. to 5 p.

Waitress & Soda Dispenser No age limit. No Sundays. 449 N. Lllinois.

WAITRESS Also short order cook for

night work, 411 8. Illinois.

WANTED SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS

Girls, married or single, age 18-40 years. Must be reliable and have pleasant personality. Good opportunity. ap. ply 922 N. Delaware st., 8 a. m.-4 p.

WOMAN for general office work ~ wrapping; steady job. Address Box 989, care Times.

for

LOST—Turquoise ring left in lady's Tounge, WOMAN — Experienced downstairs 1st floor _ otel Lincoln, Saturd ay after- Tortable living "Seay, on Place: 1s Boo. 4; Call. WAS" atier P- ™ must have reference. Box 536, Times.

PETROLEUM Co., Mass.

| DISHWASHER & PORTER

Reliable Lady for dignified local sales work. |.

LOST—Gold jeweled sorority pin. Key shaped. Susan J. Alvis, on back. Re. ward. HU-2140.

@ Sports Quiz Q—How much did each player of the St. Louis Cardinals receive for his share of the world series receipts? A—Each full share for the winners amounted to $6192.50.

Q—What are the suits of a pack of playing cards supposed to represent? A—The diamond suit, wealth; heart suit, sentiment; club suit, | power, and spade suit, death.

Q—Which team in the National Football league had the least points scored against them in the 1941 season? A—The New York Giants, whose opponents scored a combined total of 114 points,

Q—Who was the first person to

swim the English channel in less]

than 11 hours? A—Venceslas Spacek, a Bohemian, who negotiated the channel in 10 hours and 45 minutes in 1926.

Q—How. did the Chicago Bears football team obtain Sid Luckman? A—He was drafted by Pittsburgh, Dec. 10, 1938; and was transferred to the Bears in payment for Edgar Manske, who had been transferred to 0 Fusishurgh on Sve. 16, 1938.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1942

BAKER~—Mrs. Maude Belle, age 60, of 2 miles east of Huntsville, beloved wife of |B Rufus C. Baker, mother of Mrs. Portia | 60 Shy, Noblesville, Mrs. Thelma VanDyke, Mrs. Vera Highbaugh, Emercon Baker, Anderson; Mrs. Marie Cooper, Muncie; Frangis Baker, Daleville, passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 2:30 cart at residence. Friends invited. Mc rty Service, Fortville.

DeHAVEN—Marie Flora, wife of Ses DeHaven and Zoiher of Herman Presser of Strawford, Ind., daughter of William Scott, sister of a Scott of Lapel, Ind., and Hazel Carmichael of Anderson, passed away Monday mo Nov. 9. fends. may .call at Kregelo & ‘Bailey Funeral Home after 2 p. m. Tuesday. Services at the funeral home Wednesda 4 fternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in New nn cemetery.

GERDON—Nellie (nee Wolverton), 65, wife of L. W. Gerdon, mother of Albert L. Miller, Greensburg, Ind.; rence Fay Miller and Mrs. Ethel Drake, sis ter of Roy Wolverton, Greensburg, Ind. assed awa ay. af at her Tesigence, ational! z usasy Tuners 1

n 30 5 % late residence. Burial Washington Pak Friends may call any time, ley service,

RI Sah J., beloved mother of Sarah J. cs a of Winamac, nd; g of Harvey ny Hares of Ft Al

vening, Nov, held at Wald \ 1223 ., Wednesday oon, Nov. 11, at 3 o'clock. Interment New Crown cemetery. Friends

are w t J h a ‘husband ofig: of Mrs. Howard C.

RAT, di 8 White rahan, brother —

and Ni George F. and Catherine ©. Hatrah

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ILLFOLD lost containing Benes apers valuable to owner, vicini ‘and Meridian, Keep money. 2508 N. New Jersey.

LIEUT. SILVER WINGS lost, return to Mrs. Eleanor Hine, care of Three Sisters, 17 N. Illinois, reward.

$70 LOST, in small bag on Illinois or Northwestern car. Reward, Rev. Brown, 981 Hoshrook. ’

BLACK billfold last Saturday Standard Grocery or vicinity of City Market. Bonnie Tuck, RI-0666. Reward.

FOUNTAIN PEN and pencil, Schaffer, brand new; lost. on Brightwood car Thursday. Reward. 2943 N. Euclid.

WILL PERSON who got lady's coat by mistake at card party hiday night, oa lodge, call CH-3280.

ATSys candid camera, Monday LO urphy’s. Reward. TA-3416.

GLOVE LOST—Man’s black buckskin glove (right hand) Saturday; reward. WA-6777

Schools & Instructions 7A

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Night School in Beauty Work

Now {is your chance—learn at night, 3 | Prepare for a brilliant future. Diplomas ssued inition $8 monthly, Learn easy. BEAUTY ACADEMY : 401 Rovsevels Bldg.

Laura Grayson Registrar.

International Beautv School

Jou to help supply the demand for Beau ha fo nscnal price and terms. 229

Phone EE 5551 for lowest want ad rate in the city and quick results.

- YOUNG WOMEN

18-25 YEARS OF AGE Wanted For

TELEPHONE WORK

No Experience Needed and

YOU ARE PAID WHILE YOU LEARN

Apply Miss Jefferson

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

240 N. Meridian St,

Young Lady

"Age 20 to 25 for selling position. Must be neat, of pleasant, forceful personality and in good health. Past selling experience helpful. Work consists of sellin, established service to downtown businessmen. Good starting salary with regular increases. Ideal working conditions. Permanent position. Excellent opporianity for advancement. Write Box 528, The Times, giving age, phone number, salary expected and details of past experience. All replies held confidential.

Help Wanted—Male 9

A-1 MECHANIC For work on used cars, good salary. Excellent working conditions and hours. Steady. Apply Service Manager, Mr. Adams,

Hickman-Olds, Ine. 1510 N. Meridian.

1 OR 2 JANITORS and Elevator Operator. Call Room 540, Consolidated Bldg.

Help Wanted—Female 8

ul LIIGIN: MELYY MENT SERVICE pest, gowheowe $100

Sones, dow ays Ls inners, Yves stenos., 65Odd Feliow Bldg. Lic. Emp. Agcy.

Beauty Operators — Out-State

o in state. ise Fri get your license. No fee. Good job

ROY VAL "BEAUTY Registrar. 401 Roosevelt Bldg. RI-0481. Operator. Guar. and good Beauly Sorter, Cio dy Son

Bookkeeper-Stenographer Male or Female—Call GA-2436

BOOKKEEPER; SARY. MUST USE (NORTHSIDE.) HU-1330. Beauty Opr. or apprentice;

ends. CH-6201.. COLORED G to 45; general house-

IRL, 2 work; extra good le LI-4912, TA-9305.

White or Col. Rice's Diner, 1039 Va. Ave,

Dishwasher, experienced.

White or colored. Apply 236 S. Illinois St.

CE UNNECESTYPEWRITER.

week-

Experienced in glass mono- - gramming, would like person With 4 equipment. Salary guaran

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A-1 SHEET METAL AND PAINT MAN for cur service dept. Good salary. - Excellent working conditions. Steady employment. Apply Mr. Adams, Service Manager. Hickman-Olds, Inc. 1510. N. Meridian St.

I Edwards, Wash.

ATTENTION BOYS

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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

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HARRY A. SHARP 00.

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Auto Mechanics

A real proposition. See R. L.

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Dishwasher, experienced, White or colored. Apply we S. llinois St.

Filling Station Attendant

references. METROPO OIL CO., 1001 Mass. av

"GRILL and COUNTER WEN

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

GROC. BOY to deliver on ble cycle. Hours 9 a.m.-4 p.m, Good pay. 5046 E. New York: ; :

y 40 Houseman Colored, age

to years. 231 N. Capitol.-

ICE. ROUTE DRIVERS

WEST SIDE ICE CO., 223 Lynn st.

For night work. 65¢ per hour. or non-union. Must ae experienced.

MA. 4597, MR. 1 Kitchen Man 3 FE

becue, Bradley and E. Wash.

Mechanics and Body Men

Experienced, steady work, guar-: anteed salary. See Mr, Beldon.

GATES MOTORS, ING.

3327 N. Illinois St.

(Truck) with tools, ready to work, Gene:

Mechanic Truck Sales, Inc. 31 W. 1 PORTE white or colored;

work; good pay. 1018 Southey eastern Ave. Colored, exper. No Sundays, Porter Corre auc, «0 x. Tinos,

PORTER and pin setters, Broad Ripple Sow 1010

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Salesman 3 Large local corporation has openifig for man in its sales department. Previous sales exe = Poriencs helpful. ‘Excellent ops port unity for advancement. jeiting salary contingent upon’ abili ky Row Poe ous experience periodic increases. Work iro in downt town area calle. . ing on businéss firms. Permanent position. In reply, briefly outline past experience, age, telephone number

draft classification. Write Box 857, Care The Times. :

Salesmen for Wholesale Bread Route

* Start out 3 to 5 8 Prefer marrisl man, 25 to 45 years a ‘with route snleg or grocery experience. All replies co!

fidential. Please give age, education, ¢ a. poTtene, dependents and reference. Bom imes.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE — Connecti Indianapolis Hockey Club. Perm Position; Sawing Sosount.. _ Phone: ales, FR-3736, 5 to 8 p.

- SHINE BOY

144 W. Washington St.

TRUCK DRWERS

We have several openings for drivers

A-1 equipment. Our trucks cover the" U. 8. Positions pérmanent and offer wage increases for dependable men. It will pay you to investigate. See Mr. Gentry, 863 Massachusetts ave,, Indianapolis,. AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

WE NEED 3 men or women, so beautiful Christmas card assortment Biggest season now. Free sample Sep Mr. Hermeording, 135 W. 16th . st.

WANTED—EXPERIENCED MAN TO T CHARGE OF LUBRICATION DEPT. J HILL'S GARAGE, 13TH & CAPITO L

WANTED SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS

Men, 40-50 years. Muss be reliable and have pleasant personality. Good opportutis ity. Apply 922 N. ars 8 a m » 4p.

WINDOW SHADE and DRAPERY HANGER

Apply 4th floor, Goldstein's, oY 16 E. Wash.

WOOL PRESSER

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YOUNG MAN— We have an open-: ing in our Advertising Service - Prpsrutien ent for 17 to 20 who wi

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