Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1943 — Page 15

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RENEE,

* came to terms the day he was - obtained from Brooklyn. Cox tele-

‘morning but was tinable to. locate

_ furnished the Philadelphia Ath- _ their most stubborn holdout prob-

_ Jimmy Pofahl: to the Athletics.

. and out of the Washington or-

_ base with Otto Denning. Flychaser

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HERSHEY, Pa, = 22.—The

: 3 Dahlgren One 3 Biggest Riddles i in Phillies’ Camp

By: UNITED PRESS

‘continued als ot First pissingn

Babe Dahlgren was one of the biggest riddles in the training camp of

. the Philadelphia Phillies today. ; Manager Bucky Harris said he could find “no reason” for the failure | ‘of ‘Dahlgren to arrive since the former Dodgers’ first sacker was due “to: report March 15.

Owner Bill Cox, in camp for a quick inspection, ~ said Dahlgren

phoned San Gabriel, Cal, yesterday

mn Cold weather Tast ‘workout’ to. thenics and rupning. ms = COLLEGE PARK, Md, March 2. — The. Washington Senators

brimmed the Phils’ half hour of calis-

letics with a solution to one of

lems today, acquiring hard-hit-.ting Bob Johnson in a threeplayer deal that involved no cash. Johnson, who hit .291 last season and has a lifetime average of .298 for 10 seasons with the’ Athletics, agreed to 1943 salary terms. with the Senators before the deal was consummated. The Senators gave up Outfielder Bobby Estalella and Infielder

Estalella, a Cuban, has been in

ganization for the past seven years. Pofahl was purchased from . Minneapolis for $50,000 in 1941 but failed to live up to expectations. J ” 2 MUNCIE, Ind., March 22.—All 10 men on the pitching roster of the Pittsburgh Pirates continued well ahead of their training schedule today, each taking a regular turn on the mound. Veteran Frankie Gustine found an unexpected competitor for the regular shortstop berth in Rookie Frank Zak, who showed up well in early drills.

” 2 8 " EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 22.— Manager Steve O’Neill today

scheduled only afternoon workouts for his. squad of Detroit Tigers until the weather gets warmer, . Pitcher Johnny Gorsica was the only absentee following the arrival of Qutfielder Rip Radcliff. O’Neill said Gorsica was expected soon.

” # 2 LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 22.— Vice President Roger Peckinpaugh was due in camp today to watch the Cleveland Indians’ workouts. Former Outfielder Roy Cullenbine continued to share duties at first

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Jeft Heath remained on the holdout list. ’ # » ” FRENCH LICK, Ind. March 22. —The main squad of the Chicago Cubs was scheduled to open formal training here today and Man= ager Jimmy Wilson hoped for better luck than the White Sox. Manager Jimmy Dykes’ squad has had only one outdoor workout to date—a long hike through the hitts, x » ” 8

: BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 22.

inter-team game by next Saturday at the latest, Manager Bill Mc-} 2 = Kechnie said today. He added that only warmer weather was needed to begin inter-squad practice. 8 8 8 CAIRO, Nl; March 22.—Manager Billy Southworth’s outfield corps operated today minus the picketmen who figure largely in

| 1943 plans for the St. Louis Car-

dinals. a Veteran Frank Demaree is slightly ill and bedded in a Cairo hospital while Coaker Tripplett has left to enter a St. Louis hospital for an operation. 8 8 8

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. March 22~Manager Luke Sewell of the St. Louis Browns planned to continue indoor workouts today because of a sharp wind that swept the field. The squad was forced indoors yesterday by the wind and went through three hours of calisthenics. Second Baseman Don Heffner was the latest arrival. 8 ® =» . LAKEWOOD, N. J., March 22. —~Pitchers Hugh East and Rube Fischer remained among the unsigned players at camp today as talk among the New York Giants centered on the encouraging performance of Van Lingle Mungo, former Dodgers’ moundsman. Mungo has flashed a lot of speed in his pitching "drills and has yet to show any signs of the lameness that hampered him last year. Veteran Shoristop Dick Bartell became the latest Giant to sign for 1943. Originally asked to take a salary slash, Bartell intimated that the newest contract was “satisfactorily revised.” 8 2 8 ASBURY PARK, N. J.,, March 22. —Rookies George Stirnweiss and Bill Johnson, both up with the New York Yankees from their: Newark farm in- the International league, had the first regular infield 'assignments for 1943 today. ” 8 ”

BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y., March 22.—The Brooklyn Dedgers’ roster today listed 12 pitchers, only ihree of whom are south-

paws, but help seemed likely to come from an unexpected source. Lefthander Larry French, who won 15 games last year but is now in the navy, visited the camp and revealed that he was trying to obtain permission to pitch a few games during the coming season. Credited with 197 National league wins, French said he, would be unable to achieve his goal of 200 if he couldn’t play, because he does not plan to return to baseball Righthander Kirby Higby complained about an ache in his pitching arm, saying it prevented him from firing his hard one with

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“as much stuff as usual.”

LOANS:

on on Everything! Diamonds, amonds, Watches

—The Cincinnati Reds will hold an}

PAUL E. DORSEY

3925 E. NEW YORK Market 1934

FARLEY-FUNERALS, ov so.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

BERT S. GADD

TR-1178

2180 Prospect St. MA-6049 GRINSTEINER’S 1601 E. New York MA-5374

G. H. HERRMANN

1508 S. EAST ST. MA-8488 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware St. 11-3828

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159 TA-6056

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. Illinois LI-5409

ROBERT W. STIRLING 1422 Prospect

J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL oF THE Loe 1234 Prospect St. MA-9438 [4

Lost and Found shades be-

LOST—One carfon of lam Jueen Pennsylvania mL t house and S. Ayres & Co. RI-0441, traffic Ry Rewar bl

BLACK billfold containing $64; valuable papers. W. H. Murphy, 1028 N. Goodlet. -2315. Reward, $25.

BOSTON terrier; male; back scar. Will od -grieving for master. 111 E. Michigan. Reward. BR-4326. LOST—Upper plate false teeth. Vicinity 300 JEI0SE, S. Meridian. Reward. RI-

brief case

OST—Brown traveling grip, Reward.

L inside with valuable ers. RI-5519. pap

LOST—Block’s box containing boy’s clothing. RI-5917. Reward.

Schools & Instructions 7A LEARN AN AERONAUTICAL TRADE

We teach all branches. Competent instructors. For details—BE-5005.

Roscoe Turner Aeronautical Corp.’ International Beauty School

REPAIR WOMAN

J. D. EASTMAN

SUNSHINE CLEANERS . 3808, E. Washington

Silk Finisher Wool Inspector Marker. Experienced preferred, but not es-

VICTORY CLEANERS

2706 E. Michigan,

SH 450 W. 10th St.

SILK FINISHER

Highest Wages

DARKO & SON, CLEANERS 2659 Shelby

STENOGRAPHER and piss: in figures; some cle;

Permanent position, pleasant working conditions; no experience necessary; salary $85 per month; apply in person.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO, OF NEW YORK

Strong Woman

essential baker

SILK and WOOL SPOTTER

ACK BROS., CLEANERS RI-0066.

principally cal work; 18-25, North side insurance co. PAiS0L

STENOGRAPHER—Give age,. full -details, ALSO experience . and . education, salary expected; Jermanent position. Box 511, ICE CUTTER STENOGRAPHER CLAYPOOL HOTEL

607 ELECTRIC BLDG.

for cooking in war

Must be steady. Good pay to one who can

give complete history and salary required; snapshot or photo. Write Box 873, Times.

BAKER

helper;

-baker,

CO., 1331 E, Washington st. phone FR-1331.

. BILLING CLERK Opportunity for advancement.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 139 E. South

BOOKKEEPER

and Assistant Bookkeeper 5301 Winthrop

TRADE. 207 JACKSON BLDG.

Good pay, permanent job. Wiles-Johnson

Steady Work, Good Wages

ACTIVE COAL CO. BE-0333

Indianapolis Times, Mqnday, Mar. 22, 1943

BECK—Emma_Schulmeyer, 418 E. 17th, mother of Miss Elsa BE. Beck and sister . of Miss Anna Schulmeyer, passed away Monday morning. Service at the Flan- : ner 5 ohanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 3 p. m. Friends ‘invited. Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary. ' CALLAHAN—Jeremiah, son of Ethel Callahan Curd, brother of John Callahan, Mrs. Mary Catherine Bishop and Rose Marie Swartz, died at the home, 1543 -. Union st. Friends may call at the - Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 at mortuary, 9 “a. m, Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Friends invited.

. GERSTLEY—Clarence of 335 N. Tacoma st., entered into ‘rest Sunday, age 61 years, husband of Pearl V. Gerstley, “father of Mary Gerstley. Services Wednesday, 3:30 p. m., Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial "Crown Hill.

GORE — Thomas J., -husband of Pearl, father of Mrs. Hershal Rupbreeh: and © Mrs. Charles Ferguson, passed day at his home, "6110 Norwaldo, Service at the Flanner & Mortuary, Thureqay. 2 p. invited. ial Crown 11 a G. B., age 59, Jesidence, 3736 W. 10th, husband of Arslee M Green, son of Morgan Green, . of Mrs. Nellie Shidler and Mrs. Jara McCammon of Ter : Eloise Menchhofer and Harvey ‘Green of Indianapolis, Pfc. me Green, Esler field, ‘Alexandria, La., and Miss Sarah Green, Arthur, 1, passed away Funeral Tuesday, pson - Primitive Bap-

Buchanan m. Friends

jay = oa Bro st, any time “Monday and at the church from 8:30 Sw asm. Tuesd day until time of service.

10 a. m.,}

LT n- st. e Mrs.

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Mar. 22, 1943

KALFF—Anna, of 409 N. Hamilton ave., entered into rest Saturday, age 83 years; widow of Herman Kalff; mother of Mrs. William Meyer, Mrs. Frank Sudbrock, Mrs. John Hupke, Mary, Otto and Charles Kalff. Services Tuesday, 3 p. m,, at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Concordia cemetery.

LOWES—Mrs. Clara A., beloved wife of Charles Lowes and mother of Mrs. Pauline . Smith of Acton; Mrs. Dorcas J. Breeding, "Indianapolis, and Sergt. Wili C. Fgh of Jefferson Barracks, St. passed away at Major Hosal 4 Shetbyville Sunday, March 21. Friends may call at the home in Acton after 6 p. J 2ohday, Funeral service Wednesda; ‘ 10 at the Acton ‘Methodist Church. “Burial, Acton cemetery. PAYNE—Mrs. Anna, aunt of Mrs. Mayme Stanley, passed away at her home, 1426 Sturm ave., Saturday, March 20, Friends may -call "at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st. Funerai service Monday, 3 p. m. from the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial, Floral Park cemetery. REDDICK—Nina, daughter of Delila Reddick, sister -of Mrs. . Grace Kinnick, passed away Saturday. Pp. m, Funeral . services at the Lawrence Methodist church Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Burial spring Valley cemetery. Friends may call at the home of Mrs. Grace Kinnick in Lawrence after 4 p. m. Monday. Mc- * Cord Service. |,

SERVER—Pearl, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Green and sister of ‘Oscar Green and Flora Swar and grandmother of Paul Server, Saturday. Funeral

he Pape Thomas, ‘beloved husband of Rachel, father of John Thomas Jr., Lawrence) Mrs, Ida Lawrence, Mrs, Mary Lesnek, Mrs. Anna Tantanella, Jake, Henry, Mrs. Josephine Xerry and ‘Charles A. Taylor, passed away Saturday, 9:15 Pp. m., age 69 years. Funeral services, Grinsteiner's Funeral Howe, 1601 E. New

York st., Wednesday, 2 m, Friends may call after 3 p. m. fonday at the funeral home,

len D Loeile 4421 Evan- . Charles “dass

ed. | aPpointmen

Tall, Strong steady. 1915 Southeastern.

6 WOMEN for work in bakery. No ex-

perience . necessary, 1915 theaters ave.

ASSIST with three Sare Ht housework. 6505 Riverview. dr. Be 8938. se

BOOKKEEPER . snd Assistant Bookkeeper 5301 Winthrop :

BOOKKEEPER » For Laundry

Inquire BR-7184 COLORED couple, housekee

T, man, part ard, salary.

COUNTER GIRLS

poi Meals and uniform urnjshed, exgal Avely BL RIBBON DAIRY BAR, 48 DS DnsyIvaANIa:

Essential Erploymant

MI 35. For en ae le ages of 15 anent em: modern food plant. This ned ne a

rs after the war security. Experience hel ful but not necessary. Our plans is ‘rat essential war plant. Good sta: arting “pay.

worki is a dent ae conditions. Health and acfor Mr.

901 re 16th and Giltner. .employed, call: *R1-idds for

It EXPERIENGED HAND SEWERS

Apply at once. LEO AILORIN CO., 235 Mass. Ave. N32 a

Exp. Waitress ©

BARNES CAFE—2

time, furnished room, TA-2041.

Hours 5 p. ad 0 1. oad Ww: an AFE—2127 LE four 8t. pe.

GIRLS

Have . tween , opeing for two gels be.

Je ¢ Jeast ep ensant od health.

| oughly investigated. See Mr. Graham.

' HOTEL WASHINGTON

laundry, no cooking, 2 children, s

"nights.

WOMAN to assist with Jousework, light

tay Liberal time off; $10. WA-7992.

Aske you to help supply the demand for|handle:the job. 1915 Southeastern Ave. | ES eautieians; special price and terms. 229| TYPIST and general office; good beginner : Musical as Cintzs N. Pennsylvania. 18-25; north side Ista co. aol Co AL DRIVERS Your house or apartment *for rent” Clothing, Shotguns, Ele. Ji, ¥0ur iovnle hori ite or aie WAITRESSES vein : per ay . . ry one, .save money and Good d d ti Meal qa eaqay Or ay Ghat an i he JEWELRY get RESULTS, Phone RI-5561 between 8 uniform Lg a the State CO., Inc. ja. m and: pm. sary. Apply BLUE RIBBON DAIRY BAR, a | 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. ? Help W SX Sentai olar ice « ruei uo. eip antsd Female 8 Westside Yard, 223 Lynn St. BE-4573. 10 WO WAITRESS to learn bakery work A All types of Jobs. 21 Years or over for food and beer . . Deaths—F unerals 1|Deaths—Funerals 1 women preferred. Must bs] sectors 1 pote Must oe boda Coffee Route Salesman free to work nights. This is a re- Jil sponsible position - paying highest Between ages 40-45, for established wages. Each applicant will be thor- route. Guar. $30 wk., but average

earnings should be between $40-$50

Car furnished. pay

ee 1201 Cornell. ave.

RI-2614.

mpany,

Permanent job ior experienced and also” for bakers’ out-of-town men will be considered; bread bakeries are designated as essential to the war effort. WEST BAKING Tele-

BOY WANTED. TO LEARN LITHOGRAPH BOY WANTED, TO LEARN LITHOGRAPH

[———————————— | “BUS BOYS |

CAR WASHER and PORTER

3815 College.

J ——————————————— Coal Truck Drivers

per wk. We pay various commissions and bonuses to stir your enthusiasm. We . all car exPenses, Apply morn., if possible. King

WOMAN, middle-aged;

board; hours, 10 m.-6 ences. 2816 MacPherson. TA-6147.

To operate trolleys and buses;

good pay; steady work. Apply Room 213, Terminal bldg,

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

word rate in the city and quick results.

Help Wanted—Male rr

8 STOCK BOYS

Age 16-17 Experience not necessary.

Pay is based on a 5-day, 40hour week with time ang a half for overtime. :

we: Bryant, Inc.

752 E.

3 Foondry Laborers Floor and Squeezer Moulders. PATTERN BOY AND SHIPPING SLERK

care of children; no housework; span, ange for room an a. m,;refer-

WOMEN WANTED

Phone RI-5551 for lowest want ad

Good wages even for beginners.

i| COLORED BOY,

Sherman Dr. & Mass. Ave.

DISHWASHER, $18 Bradley

35-65. Apply 11 a. m. or 's Batbious Bradley and E.

DISHWASHER—HELPER .

DRIVERS, Experienced - For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—~@Good Pay

Pittman-Rice Coal Co.

2432 N. Dela

A and that can grease and driv

Ware.

erent

27th st.

Experien and who Ar 43 Yo St.

Grill-Counter 22%; 52, n

2625 W. Washingto

MAN — Must truck. Variety Jobs around Southeastern ave.

- HOTEL STOREMAN

dstereom: grocery or Boke a

or hotel ex“Appiicint must be bond-48-10

: Sl ans can BR Sference.

HOTEL WASHINGTON .

to aE cars. Interstate Petroleum Co.,

£. Sash:

__ENGLISH HOTEL COFFEE SHOP. _

2 Day. to learn racy ADDY pu hang. Service Station attendant e all makes

OF | et St —y

cars. Permanent Position. call at 26 W. GRILL AND COUNTER MEN meals tr. ‘those

week, meals. Apply between 13 m.

be hie To drive 1915

MEN to assist in shipping. Short hours, good pay to he Sighs man. Also truck drivers. 112 8.

MEN 50-60, for Se work, messen-

" WESTERN UNION NAILERS

MEN-—40 to 50. Apply 932 S. Meridian.

PAINTERS AND WALL WASHERS

311 E. 22d. TA-5439.° Paper Hanger _ Huber Contracting

2050 Northwestern PORTERS Wanted from 6 P. M. St. Moritz, 109 N. Penn. Apply Mr. Howard

PORK BUTCHERS to 10 P. M. A RELAY ROUTE MAN 12835 Northwestern Ave.

CAPITOL PACKING CO. 801 Kentucky Ave. pply Modern Dry Cleaning Plant. cooking in war Steady after the war. Southeastern ave.

“ROOFERS & FURNAGE MAN __REESE ROOFING CO.. 1050 E. 45th

SALESMAN

for downtown furniture store, low overhead, higher salaries. See us today. 302 E, Wash St.

essential bakery. Good pay, 1915

uctions _ 7A|Schools Talk male AGES 17. TO 45 Pb i Why. Be Satisfied With Loss © TELEPHONE OPERATOR ‘That $40 to $60 Per Week YOUNG WOMEN More jobs {hen we can AI -Oaly 2, weeks training —— ete ; “Age 17 and Over you for these e wages. y of our al . oa ; between $40 and $60 per week. Why not you? We : Are Needed to Handle a train you for precision inspeetion:in our own laboratory, teach- VITAL WAR GALLS ; ing the use of all precision instruments for: doing the job. . APPLY TO ; GLASSES START TUESDAY Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian Don’t Delay—and Remember!!! Miss Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave. Pay Tuition After Placement! Miss Wilson, {721° N. Rural APPLY IN PERSON Indiana Bell Telephone Go. Ameriean Industrial = ; Training School PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR . 229 N. Penn., Opposite Post Office 2 STENOGRAPHERS ; 10 MISCELLANEOUS CLERKS : oo : 4 ORDER ADVISORS x Card of Thanks 2|{ Help Wanted—Female - 8 10 STOCK CLERKS TEVEN, K friends, : : : i 8 STEVENS We wish to Thank our friends, FIRST COOK—WHITE . 4 HAND BILLING CLERKS (No Machines). nd fins. ioorge. H. Siayens| Sundays. English Hotel Coffee Shop. We are an old nationally known mail order house our s. fferi t! - ; ; k, 9 The floral oferings Wire gres a ahs GRILL-COUNTER 00: £019 %e |] recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 *.jiween 9-12 Wm Mn Y. Lae employes and have openings now for 30 young In Memoriams 3 Hosiery Saleslady Shoe Store, 38(] women, married or unmarried. Good wages even HENSCHEN—In loving memory of our ashingson. for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour , Al Henschen, | HOUSEKEEPER, ban hom Shwe who passed sway March 33, 1041, | on bus line: “3 children; us. Broil. | week with time and a half for overtime. Several A happy home we once enjoved; |porerrEreeR white experienced. Good] Detter positions also. All positions permanent. How west the memory Sill! salary if capable. 3 Adults, Stay. WA- : - , The world can never ll. oUF a Apply Employment Office, Main Floor | - - 00. A re C. ren, erHOWERTON "I Joving memory of ny ence; ’ stay; Sir Week. GA-8012 LANE BRYANT, INC. departed. this "life, March 22 1940: A RT 752 EAST MARKET ST, ° No jatar life ‘has lightened up my| 6109 Carrollton » No second morn has ever shown HOU ah ER, WAS bo wr Te of . Al my Jites, bl bliss from thy dear KITCHEN HELP Help Wanted—Male 9| Help Wanted—Male 9 as WHITE: STEA Colored—18-65 All A lite's bliss ‘1s in the grave vic. Fo MONICIPAL “AIRPORT. AY. ; ASS'T LAUNDRY LINEN MAN Phone. Ozed 3 PE Sadly ih by his lonely WIFE. : -5007 : Millinery Salesladies : LUBRICATION MAN M3io passed sway March 21, XB3p i Most, be cxpecencea Excellent salary Maintenance Man White or colored, good pay, permanent ere is a link death cannot sever. rantee ea position. APDPly In| aust understand boilers, electrical {| Wiles-Johnson 3815 Coll Love and remembrance last forever. person. Miss Arbuckle, Frederick Hats, 53 : ege. HUSBAND AND Y NIG HT M AID EE sn So I LL SE ICHARDSON—Cathryn E., passed away Spink arms. —" || LUX LAUNDRY. BR-7i184 ° “Barer 3 in our hearts you are fondly re- & MAINTENAGCE sweet, happy memories cing 'rouna|] NO EXPERIENCE ATTENTION! BOYS MM ACHINIST True ois Ene loved you with deepest N ECESSARY EARN EXTRA MONEY » affection White, 18-30, to learn semi-skill First-Class—Make Own Setups. Alyays will love you in death just pork, Starting wage, 40¢ per hour. §| After school by delivering 3 Times Route. ; 08S. se oo » HUSBAND. RI-1821 between 8: 30 and 5:30, ou wi iy i. “Jour” neighbor ood. TOOL M A IKE 4 . . Write Cl . Funeral Directors 5 National Hosiery Mills tion Dept. TODAY. yy : i j Permanent employment in esWalter T. Blasengym PANTRY WOMAN || sential industry. See. Miss Howe, 2226 Shelb . GA-2570 Experienced hotel pantry woman; white ATTORNEY i] 6th floor rear. : 3129 N. nois WA-5376 Watso done realy Soe, ohly 4) fi ti : son Tr 0 0 not phone d 41, i CONKLE FUNERAL HOME with Cares casunty insurance [| Ur S: Employment Service 1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934 claim organization. Write fully,

148 E. Market St. Tem Sm eed department. 302 E. Wash.

MAN MAN, 18-50, FOR

IY Slepning Jone. Good] Ly Say earn r wee 859 Shelby. om

MAN form. See Mr. Willis, 1902 S. East. SOUTHSIDE ICE & COAL

MECHANICS oy TIRE MEN

s Apply to Clyde Barry Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass. Ave.

TT MERANGS

You Can Make $1 Hour Plus Bonus See Walter Lee, 2419 W. Wash.

Service station work; splendid opportunity for advancement.

922 N. DELAWARE ME

with trucks to haul coal. Good

Men and Women for

Essential War Industry Production. machine operators and Pelbels for die cut press, automatic machines, saws, SoFFugaton up bel own slotter; also tru driver and department foremen.

U.S. CORRUGATED FIBER BOX CO.

1409 ROOSEVELT AVE.

UNLOAD COAL CARS. MEN 22 Southeastern ave.

J ——_——————————— MEN

For Rug Cleaning Department

1001

y APPLY GREGG & SON, INC. 1004 Madison .

W Men White or Colored 18 to 50 Years

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

‘Here is your chance to earn good money. Our strong, capable drivers are averaging $6 per cay uling coal. Good equipment and pleasant working Sondijions. See us today for full or

"Muesing-Merrick Coal- Co.

IR-1191 . 3830 Brookville Rd. MA-8585

to work in furniture and stove

to sell ice and bag coal at phat-|

T&T pay. 1001 __1001 Southeastern. : ’

SELECTED JOBS AVAILABLE

Permanent positions at substantial wages in essential industry. oh

Openings for— % Tape Machine Operators % Cutting and Creasing

Essential Industry, Steady Emiployment od Stark-Wetzel & Co. 725 Gardner Lane

RELIABLE man to learn oven work and|

WANTED

Arc Welders | Arc Welder Trainees

Good pay while learning, A representative of a nearby ship yard will be in this office to interview applicants Wed. the 24th, from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Do not apply if now employed highest skilled in war work.

U.S. Employment Service 148 E. Market

x ocery truck, some

Any age

WHITE driver NG: clerking, steady 1444, -

WHITE BOYS

SEE MR. BRADLEY, DENISON SERVICE Ohio and Pennsylvania

WOOL PRESSER

I. D. Eastman

Sunshine Cleaners 3808 E. Washington

Operators - % Rapid Slitters % Bailers % Bundlers

Help make the boxes that carry the shells that will defeat the enemy.

INLAND CONTAINER

100 W. Morris

Apply Daily 8 ALM to 5 P. M,

|. SEMI-SKILLED | ueHoLSTERERS

for a new pe of upholstered furniture which requires ‘ only small amount of skill. Auto trimmers or apprentice upholsterers can quickly become expertis and earn good wages. | Steady work assured.

JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO.

16th and Sherman Drive

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SHIPPING CLERKS

38 N. Pennsylvania

SILK and WOOL SPOTTER ACK ROB ( CLEANERS RI-0066

SH. 450 w. 10th St. Man tor night work in

STEADY JOB office bldg. Roy Thomp-

son, 309 Circle Tower Bldg.

"TIRE SERVICE MAN

Commercial Tire Service

620 N. Delaware

| Trucks to Haul Coal PITTMAN-RICE COAL C0.

102 S. LaSalle MA-6565.

| TRUCK DRIVER

American Bearing Corp. 429 8S. Harding

WANTED—I1st class house painter. C. H.

Sedam, 2429 N. Alabama.

WANTED

Thoroughly

| Personal Services

Experienced

CADMIUM and ZINC PLATER

I 1 !

: MEN WANTED a doperate eys and buses; good pay; oe IIoY : aT Apply So os

| a RAILWAYS

rk pyaar id

Must Have at Least: High § School Education - :

Write BOX 515 Care Bs

Positions Wanted—Male 1

MALE NURSE, refined man wants “Work, ", per day. -Box 508, Times.

(ALTERATION SPECIALISTS) LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS

CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE " REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 212-214 E. 16th WA-00¢

(CARPENTERING)

eb 03s

(FURNACE REPAIRS) = “MR. FIX-IT.” All mino Tepalss, ex refrigeration. Reasona le. ch

estimates. MA-5134. (GENERAL HAULING W. ) top dirt for ga : Sludge “7.25; 55 Sosa. RL 5664 (PIANOS) f . . BALDWIN PIANO 44 8. Pennsylvania. MA-1431. (PRINTING) FOR PRINTING run right to Richards ane : gaye solicitor’'s commission. 127 E. New.

: (ROOFING) REROOFING, sarpentering, roof of all kinds. Qui service. Roofers, MA-2806.

(ROOF REPAIRING)

ROTO ROOTER Sven sexvioe cor

SEWER SERVICE (WINDOW SHADES)

ANTYED FLEET Ty

Business Opportunities 29

WANTED—Rooming houses for sale; have good buyers waiting. Call Mr. Powen or Mr. Smith CRO REALTY

ROOMING “HOUSE, EAST

With or without furniture. BL-3289.

Save up to 40%—Use TIMES Want . for results. Phone RI-5551. v

Swaps

Swap More Cash for Your Car or Equi Don't Sell Until you | S08 138 3

C. T. FOXWORTHY, = ed ay 3 WILL swap cash for car; must have goof tires. Ask for H. PF. : CROWS, RI _ between 8 a. Ton: 5 p. m. : 2 WILL PAY cash for late model use Ly with good tires. WA-1345, Defore 9 9 a. y or after 5 p. m. +10 I WANT to buy a late model car; cash payments or ? After 6 WA-6560, or daytime, RI-3900,

SACKS SWAP Sor, We Bu,

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1318 E. Wash.—334 Indiana Ave. LI

WILL TRADE 100-acre farm in W ington county for small farm near

dianapolis. BE-1984. on for washers, refrigs., ! I Pay More niture & stoves. TA-52"

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pherds and numerous

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