Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1943 — Page 14

STEADY. Np ¢ WORK WEEK Job b will continue after the war with 75-year-old firm

"WHITE OR COLORED National Starch Products, Ino.”

1818 S. Drover St. ‘Phone MA. 9595

Ee ——— i e

MEN ‘AND BOYS

* here is your chance to earn good money. Our strong, capable drivers are averaging $6.00 per day hauling coal, good equipment and pleasant working conditions. See us today for full or part-time WOrK.

'MUESING-MERRICK COAL 60.

1B. 01. 3830 BROOKVILLE RD.

Aircraft Welding "Earn BIG WAGES

and Fill In Vital War Jobs

There is a big demand for both men and wom:n aircraft welders . . . our graduates step right into big baying Jo Jobs... one of them (a woman) is now a welding foreman. Act NOW, learn this vital trade and do your part to help win the war and at the same time be ready to take your place in the big aircraft boom after the war. As little as 3 or 4 weeks required to complete the course. ; Competent instructors, Modern equipment. Thorough instruction. Act NOW!

Bus Direct AVIATION | INSTITUTE For Details

to Our Door. Be 3 ll Ph. BE-5005 : I

Help Wanted--Female 8 I RR, "WOMEN, 21-35

for Restaurant Work

WHITE CASTLE SYSTEM 5 8S. Onjental

‘WORK FOR

a Central Burial Crown apel.

m., {riley ois and 10th st. Friends may call at SMITH—Elmer, beloved husband of Lena, and Emma Smith, Drother

» in this vital industry upon the nation’s production of

way age 70, husband of Nettie Soots, father of Mrs. Lennie Riggs, Mrs. Florence Smi Mrs. Arnola Osborn, Dory, Eddie, Herschel, Omer and Ivan Soots, passed away Sunday evening at residence, se Cable st. Service Wednesday, 2 Dp. onkle Funeral Home. ~~ : of i Friends \nyited. Burial Floral Park. Sy - ) Friends may call at iuneral home. =OPR. 194 hea SERVICE TNC. Ya FE iE RENNER Ouihesine, be Foals, dow of of

“It’s the daughter’s boy friend—out of gas gaint”

e little or no storage space.|once each two years, and each com- IS KEPT SECRET WROTEN—_Emest Edward, beloved his. herefore a strike would close them pany, has laid in from one to two SE el father of Pvt. James N.

nost immediately. | million extra tons for those periods. fa Buy wii "a! =

of the beehive coke ovens, were pressed into service to . coke ‘when the more mod- MA. 8585 by-product plants could not tnan possibly ever before to with- 5 : stand a break in the flow of coal ‘| Ordinarily the steel industry has anticipated possible trouble when the miners’ contract was negotiated

‘COAL DRIVERS

¢ New trucks; Sy | POLAR iGE & FUEL Go. 223 LYNN ST.

WEST SIDE YARD.

COMMISSARY HELPER Solcred; must have driver's license; goug ‘Apply Toddle House office, 3 000 Man or woman; good pay. Catherine’s, 1435 N. Meridian. CUGTODIAN, white, 45 to 60 years, man aid wife job, Sige apatiment, with experience in firing steam and maintenance work, salary oe $100 month, large living quarters, all ue - _ ties furnished. Address Times, Box 544. ITODIAN office building, electric elevator; stoker boiler experience; gehoral Seaning; quarters pro ded. Apply 1

Tielaware. EPENDABLE white man for steady worl

Joseph's. MUNICIPAL AIRPORT INDIANAPOLIS

r coal direct from the mines and iW for prayer Wednesday, 8 p. m.

Help Wanted—Female 8

PERMANENT POSITIONS

* 2 Stenographers

or . on WOMEN 3510 50 You can help during the war by serving as communication

carriers. Inside work. Experience unnecessary.

Sunday, neral Thursday, Ovens in this district are good for Warn of Trouble ; Won't Reveal It. | ‘| Funeral Directors

March 11, at the Mops & Kirk Irvinga ton Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st., {from 2I to 38 days, as compared| Steel officials are uncertain about ith reserves good for from 30 to 50|the chances of a mine walkout days in the case of previous coal|When the present contract expires| .u,cHINGTON, March ¢.—A confidential report severely condemn-| Walter T. Sst ling housing, sanitation and vice

10 a. m, Burial Memorial “Park, Friends ted. Btrikes. March 31, but they warn that steel conditions in cities in which some

and : per cent less. Wroten, Robles; i this ite Stockpiles of thie “by-product oy but Ay: Navy invi of this means that: the steel|production will suffer. almost im-

mediately if a strike develops. fi

3 are today in a worse position

ot get Mote or |

WATCHES -TOOLS §

Charging of beehive coke ovens in western Pennsylvania would stop almost at once. About 15 per cent of the Pittsburgh district's current steel output is dépendent upon bee-

of the nation’s chief naval shore

made to the army and navy munitions board, by Robert Moses, New York City park commissioner, it

establishments are located has been |=

3129 ~CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1984 W. Michigan St.

PAUL E. DORSEY

8928 E. NEW YORK IR-1178 Market 1234

8 Misc. Clerks 8 Tabulators 10 Stock Clerks

~ VICTORY

man for steady WOTk kota Gr nAVEL SFPiy, In Ton; tate Rd. Dishwasher Nor wuts pest BIEN Del DISHWASHER Ovi, maize

1905 College.

Apply Mr. Pickett

WESTERN

ws DIAMONDS E [LACIE FAIRBANK JEWELRY 203¢

FTL Rd lat MACHINELESS PERMANENT Complete With \ e

hive coke. Fifteen to 20 per cent of the coke used by Pittsburgh and Youngstown mills of U. S. Steel’s giant subsidiary, Carnegie-Illinois, is produced by beehive ovens. The stockpile serving the Clairton by-product coke works of CarnegieIlinois—the world’s biggest coal pile "ROBERTS —is understood to hold a 23-day BEAUTY SHgP supply, compared with a 38-day sup-LI-0632 ply prior to the soft coal walkout med | {WO years ago. The Clairton coal stock must feed 80 per cent of the = [company’s operations here. " Unable to get all the coel and _k WE BUY DIAMONDS * = soke they need from their own “captive” mines and ovens, steel ren NTT] TR E | producers are reported in the open 239 W. WASH ST. market, trying to purchase stocks Jill Established 42 Years Hii

ve Telephone Operating Offers You

FARLEY-FUNERALS, 0." stores “FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

BERT S. GADD

2180 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

was learned today. DISHWASHERS AND BUS BOYS, 17-50, So confidential is the report ap- WHITE, $34 FEE WEEE AND Meal: parently considered that house 8442. Se naval affairs committee members, beginning an investigation of the same subject, said today they had heard of it only in a vague way. James V. Forrestal, undersecretary of navy, acknowledged the existence of the Moses report—said by some sources here to be a “scorcher’— but declined to make it public. Mr. Forrestal called it an “excellent report,” however, and said that “steps are being taken” to follow some of its recommendations.

Demand Action

Members of congress said there had been a flood of complaints from some of the cities, branding existing conditions as scandalous, = |and demanding that remedial action = | be taken. The cities understood to = | have been studied by Mr. Moses and = | his staff included Norfolk, Va. = | Portland, Me., Newport, R. I, San = | Francisco and San Diego. The = | same cities are to be studied by the congressmen. Rep. Ed V. Izac, (D. Cal) chairS| man of the house naval affairs SubOTHERS st =| committee to conduct the investiga4.95 S| tion, said he had not heard of the Wwe. =| Moses report ‘until very recently, $6.95 . = |and then only in a “roundabout "1.85 =| way.” He said he thought it probS| ably was an “internal affair,” but 59. 95 | that his committee hoped to get = you really want » Bargain it sou'se whatever Teports there are availice from the suit you nd better thvesti-

E| able. =| He said the serious conditions gate ga wo the savinger now! You'll be amazed

6 Hand Billing Clerks 12 Part Time Workers 1 A. M. till 12:30 P. M. 1601 E. New York This

CH HERRMANN % OPPORTUNITY

1505 S. EAST ST. MA-8488

HISEY & TITUS We are an old nationally YOUNG WOMEN

951 N. Delaware St. : : known mail order house, reMOORE 5 KIRK , Age 18 and Over cently moved to Indianapolis. Needad in

"DRIVERS, Experienced 18 N. Meridian St.

For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—Good Pay Pittman-Rice Coal Co. MA-6565

MA-6049

MEN with trucks to haul pay. 1001 Southeastern.

to unload coal _ MEN 1001 tae th rae

NIGHT MANAGER

Man to take charge of stor sober, reliable and good on teephone: 1101 N. Pennsylvania

PORTERS (COLORED)

Cafeteria. ' 20 N. Meridian,

. it

Fashion Dry Cleaners

DRY CLEANER Fshion Dry Giesae

Experienced mechanics; must be good with tools, specialized on all make used cars. Time and a half| Guaranty Cafete

for overtime. Jack Maurer MoRelay Route Men

tors, 961 N. Meridian. Mod. Dry Cleaning Plant

Experienced body and metal man; steady work with good equipment. Apply MR. HOWARD 2835 Northwestern

Time and a half for overtime, Jack Maurer Motors, 961 N. Meridian. SALESMEN At once, for fast-selling $1 item, 100%

FURNITURE WORKERS SoHumjssion. Call mo: ornings. 314 Kresge

Machinery Men Cabinet Makers SIX AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS With hand tools; well experienced.

IR-1159

ne | from indepengent 5 Spesators.

Seé these unre“deemed te Values before *

good wages; no strikes or G. W.

Help Wanted—Male J A

| 8 sTook Boys

AGE 16 '0 17 YEARS

Veneer Layers Laborers So So 1202 W. 28th St. GRILL AND COUNTER MEN Experienced; $25 and meals to those who qualify. Apply 43 W. St. Clair. HOTEL PORTER “ru 5 55 | Sidr, Joh i, sos EL SC — rouble. ICE CUTTER Coie, enbicky. ‘West HE Colored or White . on : Hundreds ot qark Jonge: Also SP RAY FINISHERS ELDERLY MAN experience. on metal and wood n

spitz; answers to

male ward. 640 N. Hamilton.

LOBBY PORTER (White)

CLAYPOOL HOTEL JANITOR for 508 Michigan Sst.

Cit-2189

JANI TON, WHITE, GIVE AG AND IENCE. BOX 748 TIMES.

Er hoy, all-around hotel york; excellent working conditions. RI-T347,

LABORERS CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. W. Morris and Drover Sts. LABORERS—White or colored. Steady employment.| Apply Employment Office, Fairmount Glass Works, 1501 S. Keystone.

MAN Experienced on Auto

Radio )epais

Aero Mays: Transit Co. 887 MASS. AVE.

MAN FOR SHIPPING DEPARTMENT Experience Necessary Give Particulars. Address Box 559.

» ~ Bronze Room Nin oer woe perators and and parkin g inanager, Apply DENISON | rm adults; n laundry; siay a, ootionsi: ie, 362 Pennsyl

gotion, 1° N. vania. y Miss Moore HOTEL WASHINGTON HAN Pennsylvania

: oLAYPOOL HOTEL Avply Storeroom Re bag coal at plat

form. aM Mr, Willis, 1902 S. East. IRLS—We have an peing in WAITRESSES B ARTENDE R

ICE & COAL CO our advertisin service department for 3 girls between 17 and No experience necessary. Bronze Room Good Hours, HOTEL WASHINGTON

20 years old to act as messengers and copy, girls. Job entails delivGood Pay. APPLY 8 WOOLWORTH, 14 E. WASH. en ea—— BEEF BUTCHERS—BEEF BONER:

ery .of. advertising proofs to stores WOMAN, work in restaurant; middle 2ee; Capitol Packini; Co., 801 Kentucky Ave.

in the mile square, and general isers. ' Only Fe A BONUS?

services to advert girls unafraid io] be outside most ot the ence necessary. Our men liked theirs for Feb. Youll Hike yours, too, ay Join us. ashers.

day need apply. Starting . $17. 50; dns Ro hour week. Work. : r 1st cless meghaiie

ing hours 7:30 a. - to 1:30. p m. or 8:30 a. m. to 5:3 sat: i hers, en and gener > ai s ers, a gollne Savas College '® garage

Experience nol necessary; 5-day, 40-hour week. ‘Permanent employment. Good wages even for beginners.

Purves Mf 31 W.

SPRAY OPERATORS KRAMER CORP.

"Store Counter Clerk Man 35 to 60; experienced in hardware or automotive ‘merchandise. Blue Point Auto Supply, 962 8. Delaware. ; Tire Service Man Good salary. WHOLESALE TIRE RUBBER co... 821 N. Illinois. 5

[ TRUGK DRIVERS | TO HAUL COAL

for .Rug Cleaning Plant

Ashjian Brothers

W. 16th Place ; {Befween 16th and 17th Street)

UPHOLSTERERS

Apply 932 8. Meridian St. Acme Mattress Co., Ine,

Corp . Pe

El about which complaints have been S| received are directly related to ‘the = | absenteeism from production lines

$190 Deposit | Places Any Garment “in Our Layaway! ;

Lane Bryant, Inc.

752 E. MARKET ST.

ATTENTION

High School, College and University Students

We offer you an opportunity to earn extra one orking with Sod manager from , obtainA TPaio * po magazine club AD the. Shouts short, the Eastman, 602

a: school a or: [ explain all details.

on on Everything! Diamonds, Watches

0 ;

Musical Instruments, Cameras Clothing, ‘Shotguns, Ete. Oldest Loan the State.

The bh AG JEWELRY

CO, Inc. 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. .

SHORTHAND. er rai Review, MA-6164. 599 aie ee. Leisure Hour: Shorthand School Help Wanted—Female 8

AVON Products, 534 Illinois Bldg., needs 3 women for n territories; five hours daily and e good comm.

DISHWASHER *™* V5" DISHWASHE White - or colored.

1357 8. Meridian. nd Ip -HOLE MACHINE GARMENT

FAMILY LISTER

fe ret Re

FOUNTAIN RL

Sangenial ‘working ar-

rennet Avply NE DRUG CO."

KEE Delaware and Ohio Sts, Experienced general housework and wo 0

SHIRLEY BROS, er ; We have over 800 employes mr ao ua bre sean we or (| THIS VITAL WAR ROBERT W. STIRLING 34 young women, married or vs prospect ________Massu|} unmarried. Good wages even ACTIVITY J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE . , 1234 Prospect St. MA-9433 IR for beginners. Pay is based F ¢ upon a 5-day 40-hour week he Lost and sund me with time and_a half’ for LOS bl d white male collie dog; . . unusually Jong nose, white, fur, collar overtime. Several better po- Apply to Niiss Jefferson d four white fee ren's ‘pe : : ; Answers to name “Taxon.” Sireyed srom sitions ase, All positions In diana Bell icin 0 an slyn j= a toward, Phone BR-8361. permanen . LOST—Keystone 8 mm. camera, Model K8, . Ser. No. 932209, downtown dept. store. Apply s Telephone Co. Reward. Contains film of personal value : > : —family men in service. TA-2972. Employment Office RETURN of ladies’ brown silk ‘coin purse Mai Fi . 240 N. MERIDIAN ST. los: at Hook’s drug store, 63d and Col-|§ ain oor : lege, 10:15 Friday night, will earn liberal ‘ reward. HU-6140. $ i PARTY IS KNOWN who found purse L 5 i Raglan, ave. bus. Call -IR-9075. ane ryan 5 ne. War : COBT—Small black Scottie; male. name 752 E. Market “Doug.” Sowthbort, Saturday. Reward. GA 943, DR-468 EE —— LOGT--Soston dog; ta No. 192096; “child’s pet. tog . Stenographer MINIATURE PIN, vicinity city market, For Merchandising Office Madison florist, "Standard Super Market, ¢ ! : Saturday. Reward. LI-4321. “ Must have knowledge of typ1.OST—Red male cocker. Child's et. Vic, 2 DR Ev. BE al. ing and shorthand. Clerical FOUND—Piece of Jewelry, J Jan. 28, 19083. work required. Excellent workWrite Box - mn a = ————|| ing conditions. Experience not Times Want Ads Ww a : , necessary. Schools & Instructions 7A Apply Employment Office International Beauty . School 7th Floor. Asks to Fras the demand i : Beautlsinos; 8) d terms. Ne Benhayiama. WM. H. BLOCK CO. r Good position, Stenographer, Exp. For interview call GA-2441 bet between 8 and 5 week ek days, TWO STENOGRAPHERS Billing Clerk; Exp. . Comptometer Operator "Call at U. 8S. Corrugated Fiber Box Co., 1409 Roosevelt ave. TYPIST—S8ome shorthand; detail; 18-25; north side insurance co. Ta-1591.

monthly work Hf lessanly,

p is Bcttdenal biog.” : who

Te "BOYS EARNEXTRAMONEY||

After school by delivering a Times Route. I. . Mail your name, age and aadiess. id Rottes available in your neighborh Write Indianapolis Times, oho. tion’ Dept.. TODAY. : didaniibanen i

BAR PORTER

Elderly

® ON ANYTHING °

GET GASH IMMEDIATELY

1H IN

ILLINOIS AND OHIO STS.

Open to 7 P.M.—Sat. to I0P. M Open Sun. to 1 P, M.—Mon. to 9 P. M.

TYPIST and general office; good beginner; 18-25; north side insurance co. TA-1591,

6 Days; white; good perm. co. | Waltress position. = 94 rt. wayne,

; 6 Days; 8 h i 2 Waitresses 5.x ona 202¢ w 16th WAITRESS

Experienced. Old Tunnel Woman,

Tavern, -373 2 Illinois 2 'ANTED—' 30 to enjoy sewing, we need 4 for fight - a tory work. Box 747 Times.

WANTED Qirls to train for P.B.X.

SAXOPHONE Instruction $

INDIANA MUSIC CO. 115 E. Ohio St. — FR-1184

TT LE of QUALITY Tanilyn Fuha

29 E. OHIO ST.

Per Lesson

Deaths—Funerals "oe

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Mar. 9, 1943 DETER—Mary Ther@sia, age 58 feats , wife of George, mother of Frank, and Richard, ster assed awh! unda a. Va etl Lares 10,

8: un Usher Moriualy, Washington st.; BBLS Church. Friends nviced * Burial Con. nersville, Ind. Friends may call at mor. tuary. FAULK-—Mrs.

Mary BE, beloved wife of James H.. “of Paul

mo Al ia C.,. Dorris J., Corp. Elmer M.| - k, . Benning, Ga., and Pvt. ; y Paull. Florence, 8. Ca passed Away t the residence, 1232 8. Tuésey morning. Funeral Botice later. Shirley service,

[4D ‘WANTED to work in filling station. Apply 46 8. West st.

to work in relrigeras ick WANTED m

tor _room, 229

long hours for real pay. Experi-

Ww ANTED ence not necessary. Only qualifica- ] tion is Detstyarends, Donesty. and Essential War Work Ba toad cars in the state ad Local meat packing plant lowest prices to clomid buyers. doing essential war work has ] tuniey jo, make good jobs for men 18 to 55 years. All overtime at time ‘and one-half. Steady employment. For interviews _call at this office between 8:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M. or Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 P. M. Act now — these jobs will be ‘taken quickly. U. S. Employment Service - 148 East Market Street

Naturally you can buy Home Furnish. ings sheapes HERE because our overhead is od Bedroom, Living Room, Dining Room and * Dinette "furniture and rugs, e

“BATES STUDIO

2310 North Meridian

of MOTH HOLES—B or. WORN SPOTS

LEON TAILORING CO.

B Mass. Ave. Hine First Block

‘Thelm Fau 5

: Jrdays and, Sundays’ 0 Mie y D. Young, gveltising Manager, A RAHAM—Lyman A. 41068 N. Sherman The Indianapolis Times dr., husband of Merce Graham, father Bf ie i saret ign Gacdrich, - 0! rs., Horace Woo d Mrs =i Laura_J. Husbhnds, brother-in-law of| GIRLS Ida 18 years old, full time. employi i downtown ofDa Union.

Sensational G Values! *°

Fresh, Timel Merchandise for Home and

WOMEN'S ALTERATION DEPT.

SKIRT HANDS _ and COAT HANDS

+ Shop Experience Necessary :

Ail MEF Pritz, 6th Floor . WM, H. BLOCK CO. 6 x and| BAR WAS IER EE y, ARMENTROUT,

rs. Florence G 16 to ann ment, % fisinga. tusry Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends ins ngs. Burial : nc White call at tne “mortuary Hill." Friends may | TRIG WMb, SAY Ol

ard L. husband of Mary, HOUSEKEEPER ing, nilarens aan. i od

brother = Mrs. Lenora Gerth, laa:

$0¥ TO. DEI IVER ~APTER FRITZ DRUG CO. 4627 E. 10TH.

EOY, neat, aggressive, over 17, to earth: sales work; ood while Room 507, Pei bldg

Boy or il SLi RoR

EOY o% ing lo school, to work in To. $n i Pharmécy, 49th and Col-

£0 He LE NC Ta See

and Celestine Hamant, passed away Sunday Funeral Wednesdny, Margh No, 10 H0 Usher Mortuary, 2313 8 2 Wash an st. Friends invited, Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may eal ‘HO © mortuary.

For freight handlers: must be 2 ad and w 7%, na ‘NEW Y ; po upd . 301 8."

Wanted, Watch Maker 2am :

est salary paid for watch maker, less of age. Write letter, address to N. Delaware, Room 603. :

for Better Service

Phone BR-5461 |

end TR

HOWELL~Mrs. Emma, athe: Toma, IDX B et o : FOY not ne ing % school, os i ork Tn Ei

Miss Thelma Parks, ; arks a alker L.

Ir ou Save Pecause We Save | Men's Suits & Overcoats

he” 18” 21" on” CASE CLOTHES i x ln Sy a

7 CUR ISUAL iq. aioe [XY pido ICES : —Everette E., brother of Alvin E. Rosemire, Mrs.

*| DAIRY, MR. , CALL BR-7197,

CAit WASHER

Inside, good opportuni. 101 N. Ei

* YOUNG LADY—As clerk for the : kai |

a. Mm. at : a desk’ in our Advertising f t. Duties

2831 W. Friends