Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1943 — Page 15

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, ‘Del; March 26~A vitamin a day will not only the doctor away, Manager Connie Mack of the Philadelphia but may aid his team in relinquishing their annual

“American league cellar. een impressed by results obtained by the world champion

St. Louis Cardinals with the: addition of vitamins to their menu, Mack ‘ordered Jim Tadly to amplify the diet of each player with

Traiver : ySapeule a day.

“These pills mAy be Just the thing 3

p us going,” Magk said. ve them, so why shouldn't the : with the rationing of meat ‘and butter and the prob-

: eo addition of other staples to the list.” ee

Reds Are Ready

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March

25~Spring training at the Cin- |

~ cinnatli Reds’ conditioning camp, . unhindered by the weather, was . far ahead of schedule foday, with . most members of the squad ready to play ball after their 18th con- . secutive workout. Pitcher Millard Howell, former Cleveland hurler purchased from Wilkes-Barre last week, was the latest arrival.

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ractice Game Today ~ MUNCIE, Ind, March 25.—The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold another ._ six-inning practice game today. Manager Frankie Frisch sent his : through a long batting and fielding drill yesterday with each pitcher working 20 minutes.

Game Is Costly

«The first intra-squad game proved a costly venture to the Detroit Tigers as three players were sidelined with injuries today. Roger Cramer, veteran outfielder, was hit on the hand with a bat and went to the hospital for X-rays, Hal Newhouser ‘strained his side while pitching and Pitcher Hal White strained his back. The regulars trimmed the Yannigans, 6-2, in the contest, featured by Rudy York’s homer and Rookie Dick Wakefield’s triple,

Seeks Reguiar Berth

FRENCH LICK, Ind., March 235.— Rookie Dick Culler, shortstop up from St. Paul, seemed likely today to win a regular’s berth with the Chicago White Sox u he continues his slugging. 3 Culler featured the Sox’ first batting drill with several long drives yesterday and shared the spotlight th Manager Jimmy Dykes who orked Half an hour at first ‘base without removing his street clothes or cigar.

Smith a Outhielder? _ LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 25— Veteran Pitcher Al Smith turned a: deaf ear today ‘to his Cleveland teammates’ humorous suggestions that he turn: outfielder. ‘Smith, playing the outfield, cols ected three hits as the Keltners whipped the Jerks, 7-1, in. an intrasquad game yesterday. Catcher Gang DeSautels hammered out , Sour ‘blows and Roy Cullenbine Munected for three.

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. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Maré¢h 25 (U. B)-The United States Trotting association . has re-elected G. W. Rittenour of Piketon, ‘O., as president. The entire slate of 1942 om. cers was retained,

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Mize Inducted

ST.LOUIS, March 25 (U.P.)i ~Johnny Mige, first baseman for the New York Giants, today was inducted into the armed forces after Passing al physical examination 1 at started “yesterday. It was not decided immediately whether Mize would enter ‘the army or navy and ‘many’ army officials at Jefferson Barracks; where the hardhitting infielder was inducted, said this matter would be decided later ingle day.

Ohio State Stars Enter Swim Meet

NEW YORK, March 25 (U. P.)— Ohio State university's potent swimming team has entered 12 men, including Bill’ Smith and Kiyoshi

ming championships schediiled - for the N. Y. A. ©. on April 2-3.

Son of a. Honolulu policeman; Smith holds the national A. A. U. outdoor titlessin the 220-yard, 440and half-mile free-style and set-an American record in the first event last August and world standards jn the other pair. Nakamsa will defend his indoor erown and a meet record in the 440 free style. outdoor title in the mile.

Boudreau Sees Yankees Repeat

LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 25 (U. P.).—Lou Boudreau, manager . of the Cleveland Indians, predicted today that the New York Yankees would repeat as American league champions and that the St. Louis Browns, Washing ton Senators and his own Indians ‘would trail in- order. Boudreau believed = that - Jim . Bagby, ace of the Indian pitchers,

would be “as good or better than he was last year” and that Mel

| Harder would win ‘the -11 games

‘needed this season to put him in the 200-victory class.

Bowling Scoot

Last night’s leadihig bowlers were: ‘Ed Striebeck, Indianapolis Fred Stock, West Side Merchants ... Virgil Reichard, vest Side ‘Mezchaats, 668 Harold Fiddler, K. castes ens es 008 Robert Parke, indi isnapolis cersvessene. 638 Ralph Arbaugh, Indians, as Leroy Porian, Link-Bel Bob Schnell, R. C. A. ...... Vesesenee . Bernie Stohi, Inter-club IL. Binnion, El i Lilly Everett Harmening, Antlers Recreation. Bud Falting, U. 8. Tire Bill Adam, Allison Owls Huston Patterson, Diamond Chain.. William Myers, Prest-O-Lite . Bob McPherson, Curtiss-Wright Office, Paul Prieshoff, Wm. H. Block Mixed.

LADIES

Bertha Urhanele, Jonsn Coal ives May Welch, Eli Li a Eula Holliday, Mey NY adn 1 Elizabeth Singleton, Wm. H. Block Mixed 811

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650 642 632 9 61 811 610 ’ 608 i 606 606

Three Iowa Teams , In Semi-Final Round

ST. JOSEPH, Mo., March 25 (U. P.) —Three teams from Iowa and one from Arkansas entered the semi-final round of the national A. A. U. women’s basketball tournament today.: The defending champions. the Davenport A. I. C. typists, advanced to the semi-finals last night by defeating the Chatham Blanketeers of | Elkin, N. C., 22-20, in an overtime contest. The A. I. 8. Secretaries of Des

Tenn, Vultees, 30-26, and a darkhorse entry from Lenox, Iowa, upset the Okmulgee, Okla., Cardinals, 28-

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JEWELRY CO. Ine.

18914, Shanks,

146 E. WASHINGTON ST

Deaths-Furierals

RMICK— =Roy .

East st. Friends invited.

oral. Park. may call after 10 a.m. Friday, Tioomington

ofl papers Please

ave. | Plopper, Charles Palmer

PALaMER-—Gurre, age 0 beloved. {mother of Mrs. Engolsher, M ty

, sister oe — ‘Harry Henderson and Mrs. Ida Reming both of Cincinnati, grandmothe Martha Nell Hutenineon, Curtis Blopper, Baran Shae Palmer, oe

p.m, Irving Mill Chapel, iy EW st. Burial may call a “ihe Shape] after 2 p. m.

| Deaths—F unerals he Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Mar. 25, 1943

Nakama—Hawailan stars—in. the]: 55th annual national A. A. U, swim-|

He holds ‘the national| =

eo| Help Wanted—Female

miso 30-35, for light factory WOTK. 3 N. C8 i

Moines, turned back the Nashville,

Sgt. ! ca away CR nas thorn Funeral tur- Tei 3 1:30 3 oH “Shirley Bros. |

ashington Park. Friends :

Big WAGES.

Let us teach you. this important trade — competent . instructors

_experience on liquid cooled and

the war,

Bus Direct

VOYLES—Sadie M., of 1203 E. Vermont st, entered into’ rest Wednesday: age : Joust. Wife of Milford B. B. voles, ad f Mrs. Edna Adams, Raymon PF, and, John W. Murray. Service Friday, 2 p. m.! at Harry*W. Moore Peace Chapel, Burial Washington Park cemetery.

WATSON-—Mrs. Alleatha E. (nee Connell), widow of Newton H. Watson, age 67, mother of Oscar F., Donald (Bus) and George A. 'Watsen, passed ‘away Thurs .day morning. “Burial Saturday, 3 p. m., . at the home of her son, 1702 S. High School rd, Burial Floral Park. Moore and Kirk Service.

Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

"PAUL E. DO ORSEY

$925 BE. NEW YORK Market he

FARLEY-FUNERALS i": sore “FLANNER & BUOHANAN . f

25 W. FALL CREEE BLVD,

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER’S

1601 E. New York

‘G. H. “HERRMANN _

1505 _S. EAST ST,

HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware St.

ORE & KIRK IR-1158 MP

CH-1806

SHIRLEY BROS. co.

954 N. Illinois

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect

J. C. Wilson “OHAPEL OF THE sums”

1234 Prospect St. 7

Lost and Found

LOST—Billfold with snapshots, social security card, and around $30 in cash. $8 reward. LO E GEORGIA -BUR~ RELL, 1848 Gent. RI-6831. LOST—Lady’'s white gold Longines diamond watch, in or near Sty market. -Substantial reward. Call MA-9391. LOST-—Upper plate false teeth. Vicinity un DIE, S. ridian, Reward. RI4637.

J.1-3828

L.OST—Persian kitten, strayed from 15th and Carrollton, Child's pet. RI-3096. Reward. LOST-—Bowling shoes; “left in Circle theater Sun. eve.; reward. GA-5732. LOST—Block’s box. containing boy’ s clots : ing... R1-6811. Reward. ,

Schools & instructions 7A International Beauty School

Aska help. supply the demand for A a 3 Sectal p ce and terms. 320 N. Pennsylv .

WOMEN — Good opp. . fields; 2 wks, training qualifies you; pay tuition after placement; classes start : Mon. & Tues. American Industrial School, 239 N. Penn., 0 r a Ran

SHORTH ND, Pe; eat) OR, in gs orou| TSON Review. 528 son bldg. "ease 164. Leisure Hour Shorthand School 8

in the inspection

IRLS, Apply after 9:30 a. m., 448 6 WOMEN for work in bakery. NO éXxperience necessary. 1915 Southeastern ave. 50% or Salary. Splendid Beauty Opr. Sane for right person. H-1240

‘BOOKKEEPER

. : and Assistant Bookkeeper |

5301 Winthrop

Candy Factory Workers

No experience necessary. Age 17-35. 40 cents per hour.

Homer J. Williamson, Inc. 814 N. Senate.

CASHIERS

For retail food “stores Ideal working conditions, 5-day 48. hour week. Best wages. Ages 18 to 35. We will train. Mr. Schappell.

A. & P. TEA CO.

65 S. Stats St. 8 A M to 4 Po ‘Ms, :

CLERK TYPIST

to Work in Modern Aire’ ; Cito Office

Call RI-132 Between 8:30 oS 5: 20

National rin

Short Order; must be good, heat in appearance. Call after 6 p.’ VOLLRATH, 118 .E. ‘Palmer

on Meals and uniform juouhed, e Unnecessary Puna BON D DAIRY BAR. 48 ‘N. Penns; -

an jess, Eric 8

od hotal -& % Sn of Joud mor: sondiions, ay

gener for oni Lo wal, male : File Clerk ERR ‘Peas

downtown. Bae Saturday work, | ples Bank B! y <

he i 9-12 m. 2825 w. Wa

and modern. equipment—actual Vs 4

air-cooled engines. Big demand for our graduates — big - jobs. available now as well as after

LN MUNICIPAL ATRPORT-INDIANAPORIS

Help Wanted—Female :

NIGHT MAID White: Soi Daekecper,

1 3 HHT H- fg oh EH — SL

CLAUDE W. PITMAN A L. BELLY >

ivy ow ow_liold fh coil

-manufacturerer. And, both ov! do as

50 years old. You: can well.

Manufacturing company has opening for stenographer with some book work connected. Also two pay roll clerks. Must be typist and apt at figures. Applicants must be white, single and under 25. High school or business training |' referred. Will consider ; eginner. Salary minimum | $20 per week. Call CH-0673 for appo tment.

NURSE MAID, white, no family washing,

or: colored. Apply mornings Watson, Severin’ Hotel, (Ds

Bertermann Bros. Co., on road 40.

Sa 1581s

I : Joles, sal sales es personality. good

18 ’ ] ail fours Stir “COUNTER GIRLS more "snd

Night Sorubber

Polish woman preferred, Working hours 11 p, m.-5 a. m.

Marott Hotel

Mrs. Bradley, Housekeeper

NIGHT WAITRESS 6 )icmTs

1357 S. Meridian

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

White, 16-30, to learn semi-skill work. Starting wage, 40¢ hour. Possibilities for advancement, : RI-1321 between 8:30 and 5:30.

National Hosiery Mills

no home work, mother employed, immediately. 2520 Southeastern ave.

=._.--———————+F_ oo ———1

: a . dre Needed to Hendle WAL WAR SALLE Sik

ms DRIVERS, etna For COAL TRUCKS © Steady Work--Good Pay

ide Jetson, 2 240 N Meridian ‘Miss Saltsman, 18 Nn Belmont Ave. « Miss Wilson, 1121 Ne Rural ;

Indiana Bell Telsphone co. ||

EXTRACTOR MAN White or Colored Essential Industry

. Excelsior Laundry

: 840 N. New Jersey

PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR

2 STENOGRAPHERS 10 MISCELLANEOUS CLERKS 4 ORDER ADVISORS 10 STOCK CLERKS 4 HAND BILLING CLERKS (No Machiries)

We are an old nationally known mail order house, recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employes and have openings now for 30 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 4)-hour week with time and a half for overtime. Several better positions ‘also. All positions permanent,

Apply Employment Office, Main Floor

‘LANE BRYANT, INC. 752 EAST MARKET ST,

DEPARTMENT MANAGERS

Newly remodeled department store has position open for experienced department managers. Women with * experience in merchandising and selling in the following departments:

Art Goods Purses and Accessories . Neckwear and Women's Accessorios Hosiery

Salaries to $25 plus bonus with paid vacations, sick leave and retirement income plan. : Applications taken daily from 10 a. m. to 12 noon and 2 p. m. to 4 p. m, at W. T. Grant Co. personnel office.

ROOM 211, LINCOLN HOTEL

| 816 W. Washington St.

Foundry Laborers Floor and Squeeczer Moulders Pattern boy and shipping clerk.

NDER operator, brush hand.

FLOOR SA Boy, to learn trade. Apply evening, after

2432 N.°Delaware.

Furnace and Roofing Helpers. ' Young or old. 1802 Shelby st.

. LI; 1s. Grill-Counter 120: 3 meen stam,

2625 W. Washington HANDY MAN — Must be able to drive truck. Variety jobs around bakery, 1915 Southeastern ave. : KITCHEN helper; good, reliable man, white or colored. hn Spink-Arms hotel, side entrance,

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LABORERS] WE NEED YOU

GOOD WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE

THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.

1850 KENTUCKY

~ LABORERS

PANTRY WOMAN

Experienced hotel pantry Noman: white only. 0 not Shon 5

PLEASANT WORK—GOOD PAY

Men or women, Apply Mr. Gerhart, reenhouse, east

PRESSER

For. women’s garments in alteration room; 40-hour week; good salary. :

Apply

Employment Office 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK C0.

REPAIR WOMAN

J. D. EASTMAN

SUNSHINE CLEANERS 3808 E. Washington

Salesladies Experienced Apply

Maroit Shoe Store.

Strong Woman

Must be steady. Good pay.

will accept week,

mile writers’ bldg.

Good pay and uniform x > Huroiahed:

WAITRESSES

Help Wanted—Male 9 2 GRILL MEN. WA. 6440 TYPIST

No experience necessary; permanent; [ BAKER

beginner under 18; S-day Apply by letter. State AutomoFor quality bread and roll making. Full time em-

Insurance Assn, 6th floor UnderTYPIST and [is STOCK RECORD |"

CLERK Employment Office

: 7th Floor Apply Personnel

Dept. THE WM. H. BLOCK 00. Sears, Roebuck and Company

WAITRESSES ; nd

good tips. Meals a experience unnecesON DAIRY BAR,

for cooking in war essential bakery. to one who can andle the job. 1915 utheastern Ave.

ERY work, essential {adustry, time ard a half for overtime; 6 day week. _.Centinental Baking Co., 530 B. Market. cred ESERIES EE Seas

| BOOKKEEPER

and

ar, ki. pe AR Tvivania. A ood tips. Liberty 117 N. Illin

Assistant Bookkeeper

5301 Winthrop fo ; GOOD PAY FOR SHORT DAYTIME D no OR FULL TIME.

HOURS O Restaurant eridian

GIRL, 18-36; Tight Bousework and ist in rocery; ours an gepasle; references; $18, BE-3135, after

BOY—(6-11 years old, to learn - printing trade. Must be com. mon sghool graduate. One who has Jiad year or more

18 E. Washington St.

Silk Finisher Call

“Darko & Son, Cleaners For Highest Wages HER and typist;

'ENOGRAPH. prin in figures; -some clerical work;

cipal ' North Side. Insurance Co. 9 :

Stenographer

Typist. Light dictation. Apply

‘Marott Shoe Store

WOMA

PEDIGO’S, 720 E. bat!

WAITRESS °

for vegetable department in

lar a -grade market. og gh s BR-. as

in _ high Sohool and taken printing preferred. See Mr. “ Veregge, The Indianapolis Times: Do not phone.

Pr Virginia 2512 E. Wash.

WOMEN WANTED

mo operate trolleys and buses; good pay; steady work. Apply Room 213, Terminal bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Experienced or Inexperienced for steady work in essential industry +c FLAT WORK FEEDERS : + FLAT WORK FOLDERS

Bo Not in school, fir grocery y Corner 32nd and Illinois

BCT WANTED, TO LEARN LITHOGRAPH "'RADZ. 207 JACKSON FLDG.

OY 16-20 -

hel experience not Bervice, Re Dormar. | | rn fe

‘Wash necessary:

Call at

SCHOEN BROS. CLEANERS 934 E. 0th st,

oom Dy-Per

SALES GIRLS : bod te, Th

ments are: ~ Good

has i telephone

; MaFiias Sint or Past oie <3 i ence unimportan Bositions a ‘manent. and ite sible. EE ra fo

t end married woms |} ‘Good

’ QRILL-COUNTER ===: woe; ax week | piADRIY

HOU Inuhdry; ¢ - 2 alien V: stag. BRU,

Tone "10TH. NO AT

Wool Prosjer

——, Wanted—Mals _ 5 BO :

t, RE a -ment, m i a. Apply

v GARMENT PRESS OPERA. TORS

SHIRT DRESS OPERATORS Excelsior Laundry

840 N. New Jersey

“J.D. EASTMAN SUNSHINE GLEANERS

3808 EK. Washington St.

GOAL HAULERS MEN {win or WITHOUT TRUCKS

REPORT READY TO WORK 5% s. FORESY AVE. _(2400 EAST)

Fashion Dry Cleaners

.-1901 Ci ntral

Young ‘Women

To learn ne. ‘business, as front Oe ers use have - good , neat appearance. Capable of meeting the public. Excellent salary. Apply Mr. Roath,

il 4

| 1409 ROOSEVELT AVE.

WANTED

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO, W. MORRIS AND DROVER

Good P Laundry Help 439 W. Washington.

Light Factory Work Ace Biind Go, LINEN MAN Colored—18-65

Phone . L1-1361 MAN for

LAUNDRY. WORK

Apply Leundry Manager

CLAYPOOL HOTEL

MAN for grocery work. White or colored. Apply FRANKOVITZ MARKET, 28th and Capitol. MAN TO LEARN TIRE RECAPPING

Commercial Tire Service 620 N. Delaware

to work 51% furniture and stove department. 302 E, Wash,

M AN for vegetable department in large, high-grade market. Pedigo’s, 720 E. 54th. BR-2446, =}

MECHANICS

We are in need of 2 or 3 mechanics and 1 body man. Plenty work on hand and pleasant surroundings. Mechanics’ flat rate basis. Come prepared to work. Our shop is Chrysler Motors factory approved 100% service with plenty of factory approved tools and equipment. See our Mr. Sage.

Jones & Maley, Inc. 2421 E. ‘Washington

MECHANICS AND TIRE MEN

Apply to Clyde Berry Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass. Ave.

msm sas MECHANICS. You Can Make $1 Hour Phat, Bonus. See Walter Lee, 2419 W. Wash. MEN TO UNLOAD COAL i 1001:

Southeastern Ave. Men and Women for Essential War Industry Production machine operators and Bel rs for dip cut press, automatic ng machines, saws, corrugator, up

i} SEINE oma slotter: also truck driver and department forema

i, S. CORRUGATED FIBER BOX GO.

Men wanted for shipping work. Apply Personnel

1200 Madison Ave.

Full = ume “employ: ba MR. Da |

Steady Work, Good Weg ACTIVE COAL, co.

Co., 936 I. North.

Do you want ood: sendy work? Essential industry.

SAPITAL 1GE Eso.

356 W. North St.

% Union Coal Cats. Russell Goal i,

646 Vir. Ave. Ave. |

Pittman-Rice Coal Co. | MA-6565

For Rug Cleaning Department : ; APPLY =. GREGG & SON, Ine.

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{White or Colored.

18 to 35 Years

Defense Plant Cafeteria High Wages Time and a Half for Over 40 Hours , . Day or Night BE. 3600, Ext, 217

MEN WANTED To operate trolleys and buses; good pay; steady work.

Apply Room 213 TERMINAL BLDG.

Men between age of 40 or 50. A 932 8. Meridian. rp ;

Painters and Wall Washers 311 E. 22nd. ; TA-5439.

Paper Hanger ap Huber Contrsetmi Hl

2050 Northwestern.®

PORTER

Colored Apply

Maroit Shoe Store

18 E. Washington St.

POL WASHER 2 ones; must be eliable. Inquire side entrance, 8 Spinks Arms ns Hotel, 410 N. Hotel, 410 N. Meridian. : » i“

'PRESSER

Dept, Pittman-Moore Co. ;

For women’s garments in alteration room; 40-hour week; good salary.

Apply

"Employment Office’ th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK 0.

”

RELAY ROUTE MAN

Modern Dry Cleaning Plant, ~~ Apply Mr. Howard 2835 Northwestern Ave.

RELIABLE able bodied white man for steady work at gravel plant. Ws el person. Indiana Gravel Co., 712 Tain RELIABLE man to 10 Jesrn oven + pose

cooking in essential Steady -after the wart, . Fashion Dry Cleaners: 1901 Central Ave.

| Route Man SERVICE STATION MEN

Gas Attendants = and Men to Lubricate Cars

Apply Personnel Pept,

Sears, Roebuck and Company

srvice Station Attendant” pe arerience not, Necessary, Fo g n T an or. x 136 8* State.

. SHOE REPAIR MAN

Good opportunity for na rienced man as manager

modern shoe repair on Drawing account, plus col mission to the man Who can. qualify. ; Apply Mr. Davis

2829 Northwestern Ave.

Sa LS

Shoe Salesmen :

Apply

~~ Marott Shoe Store 18 E. Washington St.

~ Shoe Salesman:

Man or woman. ~~ Some experience necessary. | Steady job. Straight slaty;