Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1943 — Page 14
“POLYGANY
, March 29° (U. P) ~—Dr.
author and professor at the ersity of London, said in an 8 in the Sunday Dispatch toShak “uopogumy 15 unsatiset and proposed that BritPs marriage laws be altered to mit a man to take a number
= " he said, “like i company of different women Tierent purposes—one to. go to dinner with, another to go
'.-Joad, a star performer on the . British Broadcasting ‘corpora-
yga! might absorb Britain's preponderance of women, in Pie war days about 3,000,000.
Marine Plans to ‘Pay Back' Blood
WASHINGTON, March 29 (U. P.).~—Marine Gunner Jack I. Nelson, who was given a blood transfusion from the American Red .Oross’ blood bank when he was wounded in the Solomons, plans: to repay the Red Cross in kind. “I owe you & pint,” Nelson told “the Red Cross here. He will make . his contribution today. Nelson resides in Washington, -
MACHINELESS PERMANENT Gta ‘sg "ROBERTS
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! eke rama, r A : PERSISTS ITY Jo 103 N. ILLINOIS ST Hi NA'S OLDEST CREDIT JEWELERS
qT Sussman, Inc.|
239 W. WASH ST.
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Debate Is Won
bate trophy was back in Indianapolis for the second consecutive year today after Shortridge high. school’s victory “in the annual
college over the week-end. Shortridge defeated debaters from Clark of Hammond in the finals of the meet which brought together eight sectional winners. It was the second state championship for Shortridge which won previously in 1939 and was run-
held by Arsenal Tech.
the finals was the national high school debating league question, Resolved: “That a federal world government should be established.” The Shortridge team was made up. of : Richard Seehausen and Sylvia: Miller, ' affirmative, and Betsy Ancker and Bernard Landman, negative. C. C.- Shoemaker, teacher of English and’ Public Speaking at
By Shortridge
* THE STATE HIGH school de-
state debate finals at Manchester:
nerup in 1941. The 1942 title was ||
The question under debate in
Shortridge, coached the winners.
GANGER TO HORMONE
By Science Service NEW YORK, March 29. — New evidence for a relation between caneer and hormones, the powerful chemicals produced by certain glands of the body, appears in a report by Dr. George W. Woolley, Dr. E. Fekete and Dr. C. C. Little of the Roscoe B. Jackson memorial laboratory, in the forthcoming issue of Science here. These scientists found that can-| cer of the outer part of the adrenal glands, which is relatively rare in both man and laboratory animals, can be induced in a large percentage of mice of one strain by removal of the sex glands. This discovery, added to other observations showing sex Lormones have an influence in the formation of certain types of cancer, suggests, the scientists point out, that lack of proper balance between the various hormones may be one factor leading to certain forms of cancer,
SERGT. MURNAN ILL Sergt. Robert Murnan, in charge quarters, was taken to the City hos-
pital this morning. Police said he was suffering from a severe attack
of indigestion.
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WOULD LIKE to hear from reliable men we can train to overhaul, and service air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Must be mechanically inclined. No interference with present occupation. For interview, write at once giving Utilities Inst., Box
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name, address, age. 699, care times.
International Beauty School
Asks Jou u. to help supply the demand for Beautieians; special 229 N. Pennsylvania
Save Money—Use TIMES Want Ads.
Help Wanted—Female 8 $35 PER WEEK FOR STRONG COOK OR EXPERIEN
price and terms.
REFERRED. 1915 SO
6 WOMEN for work in bakery. No experience necessary. 1915 Southeastern
ave. Avon has 3 open established territories for women working short hours. Commission. RI-5929.
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~ Deaths—Funerals 3 polis Times, Monday, 71, father of Mrs.
le Bur-
vic
Mar. 2), 1943
p. Conkl | tends invited. Burial Flora call at funeral a. m. Tuesday. widow of John W. ary Elizabeth, sister Crawioisville;
metery. Friends
GOETTLING—Ch beloved son of Carl 1. Gostulk hi yng Barbara 5 assed 7 ternbe ee a at , “oa id dens, Sve ph an, at, til 9 a 4 . Wednesday, “the. moved to +1né
y body be ® be. moved Bisssngym M Ay xs be. BE at ‘clock Wednesday. Burial Crown Hill cem ends en : RIFFITH—Geo .» ge 82 years, i Bosad ther of ure. Jia and Se 2 A Leroy Ogbo: Private
husband of Hannah En ove " father i O’Co!
ase a. m.; gio \mads At “at aE hurlak's 2 Mr
Havied. * Deceused wi was member
P. m. 3928 Primrose H a FARLEY-FUN
Julie B 2130 Prospect St.
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LARGEST OPTICIANS "IN AMERICA
Principals of this firm own a large optical shop and
the Jargest chain of retail optical - parlors in America.
124 W. ‘Washington St. Open Mon., Thurs. & Sat. Eves. to 9 p.m. STORES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES Founded 1897 uuemme
Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Mar. 29, 1943
NIBLACK—Thomas, beloved father of Mrs. . d rs. Ella Moore, brother Willis 8. and William® H. Niblack, passéd away Saturday. Services Tuesda; at his daughter's home, 51s Ro Rockville rd. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. iends may call at the daughter's home any time, Beanblossom service. SCHRUM—Charles E., 3416 N. Capitol, son Mrs. Elizabeth Schrum, brother of Mrs. J. M. Mrs. rtrude H. Merrill, Thomas J.. Jeqrum all of Indianapolis; Mrs. P. , ‘Léffler, Chicago: Mrs. Emma. Be ‘and Clarence Schrum, both of Connersville, Pa., passed away Sunday gvening. Service at the Flannsr & Buchanan Mortuary dey, 3 p.m. Friends invited. Burial
Hill, SMITH Viola, age 50 years, beloved wife un ank P. Smith, and daughter of AlFettigrow. sia sister of Mabel Moss and i of ell and Bertha Roden-
Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. m., Shities Side Chapel, 2002 W. M lchigan, "Burial Floral . lends may call after § m. Monda;
NAN—M rs. Ste passed away Sunda hy ite ot Joseph C. Mrs. Maude C. Smith, Mrs. Ida N. Swan, Hecathorn, andisnagolis, Kerr, Dayton, O uchanan MorFriends invited.
§ evening, bewan, sister of
f h M. ey. 1241 W. New York st. Burial Floral Park. Friends ma,
ts, Card of Thanks
McGUIRK. AND ST. CLAIR—We wish to extend our thanks and eratitude to all : our Teiataes and friends for their many ressions of ess and sympathy
and iticient. service oN, “ok kina 5 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. Michigan St. ~~ BE-19%4
934 W. Michigan
PAUL E. DORSEY E. NEW YORK.
IR-1178
Market 1234 1604 W. Morris
"FLANNER & BUCHANAN
2 W. FALL CREER BLVD. . GA
SRINSTEINERS
F., 3108 Northwestern |}
_|Strong Woman
Help Wanted—Female 8
PANTRY WOMAN Experienced hotel pan woman; white or colored. Apply m S ..- MR. WATSON, Severin Hotel, =e not phone.) PLEASANT WORK—@00D PAY
Men or women. Apply - Gerhart, Bertermann Bros. Co., Greentouse, east on road 40. }
~ SHORT ORDER COOK |
' Also ad girl. Apply Eaton's, 642 E. ath.
ARE YOU A Silk Finisher?
Darke & Son, Cleaners For Highest Wages
STENOGRAPHER and typist; plinciball Rally in figures; some clerical work North Side Insurance Co. Taibo for cooking in war essential bakery. Mpust be steady. Good pay to one who can handle the job. 1915 Southeastern Ave.
Telephone SALES GIRLS
The Indianapolis TIMES has gpenings for two girls in the ant Ad e
genial associates. Five-da ag hours. Starting salary of 817 with opportunity to earn more and ragular salary increases. For Appalntment phone Mrs. Williams, RI-55
EY THREE GIRLS-Gengrl restaurant work. Apply 11 a. or 2 p. m. Bradley Bar-
BAR WAITRESS
BRONZE ROOM Hotel Washington Apply Storeroom BOOKKEEPER
Must be 800d BULL North side.
Composter “Operator Permanent Boston 11 sis Established firm.
Call Mr. Curtis Bordes Cafeteria |S
Di DISHWASHER ® a6 S. Meridian
ELDERLY ‘woman to care for Raby: stay on place; $5 per week. MA-86
ESQUIRE GRILLE
: Waitress, prefer east end marie, woman ood moral character. dod pay. Excallen working conditions. Eo
GENERAL house work, white, stay; 3 in family; $12.50. 5745 ’N. Penn. BR-7206.|
GIRLS IT to 25
Large east side manufacturing company, 20 minutes from Illinois § and Washington st. Would like to interview typist. White, single and under 25. General work. Good starting pay and pleasant working conditions, plus chance
TO LEARN CASUALTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITING, EXPERIENCE DE--SIRED BUT NOT NECESSARY. APPLY MR. PARKINSON, 1108 CIRCLE
GIRLS TO LEARN
Marking Room and ; Finishing Room Depts. No Experience Necessary
J: D. Eastman Sunshine
Cleaners, 3808 E. Washington
2901 E. Wash.
TOWER BLDG.
__beque. Bradley and E. Wash.
TYPIST
Experienced Way Bill Clerk Opportunities for Advancement
PENN. RAILROAD
139 E. South TYPIST N i nece rmanent; EI Sr week. y letter. State: AutomoAssn,, 6th
iE Ee floor Underwriters’ bldg.
For: Work as a
TELEPHONE
OPERATOR
YOUNG WOMEN Age 17 and Over : Are Needed to Handle VITAL WAR CALLS
APPLY TO Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian
Miss Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave.
Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural
Indiana Bell Telephone Go.
~ PERMANENT. POSITIONS FOR
10 LEDGER CLERKS 10 TYPISTS
We are an old nationally
better positions also. All
6 GENERAL OFFICE AND TABULATORS 10 STOCK CLERKS TO FILL ORDERS
' recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employes and have openings-now for 36 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour week with time and a half for overtime. Several
Apply Employment Office, Main Floor
LANE BRYANT, INC. 752 E. Market St.
~
known mail order house,
positions permanent.
ing departments: Art Goods
Hosiery
Applications taken daily
office.
DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
Newly remodeled department store has position open for experienced department managers. Women with experience in merchandising and selling in the follow-
Purses and Accessories ; Neckwear and Women’ s Accessories
Salaries to $25 plus bonus with paid vacatiens, sick leave and retirement income plan.
and 2 p. m. to 4 p. m,, at W. T. Grant Co. personnel
ROOM 211, LINCOLN HOTEL
from 10 a. m. to 12 noon
Personal instruction while you learn working
associates — pleasant
with pay—free insurance—sick benefit. See Mr. ‘Shappell
job—triendly conditions - a. vacation
A&P TEA co.
: 55 S. STATE 9-4 Daily Except Saturday
| Man
‘fl ‘portunity for advancement.
Help Wanted—Male 9
AUTO MECHANICS
YOU CAN MAKE $1 AN HR. PLUS BONUS. ASK FOR WALTER LEE, WEST SIDE MOTORS, 2419 W. WASH.
BODY AND FENDER MAN
John Guedelhoefer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky Ave.
BOY—16-17 years old, to learn printing trade. Must be common school graduate. One who has had year or more in ‘high school and taken printing preferred. See Mr. Veregge, The Indianapolis Times. “Do not phone.
WAITRESSES For Full or Part Time Exp. Not Necessary Apply Manager Cafe H. P. WASSON
WAITRESSES =
For full or part-time work. Eaton's, E. 38th.
Woman to help assemble orders in our dry cleaning department. Work any intelligent woman can do. See Mr. Tafflinger. CROWN LAUNDRY AND DRY ; CLEANING CO. CH. 1923
WOMA AN | for "ahi department in -grad ket. PEDIGO'S. 120 E. béth beth sale BR-2 a46
WOMEN
Experienced or Inexperienced for steady work in essential industry
1 % FLAT WORK FEEDERS ‘Jc FLAT WORK FOLDERS
J GARMENT PRESS OPERA. TORS
BOY WANTED,
Not in school, for grocery Corner 32nd and Illinois
Boy
TO LEARN TRADE. 207 JACKSON BLDG.
Cleaning Room Help
Call at
SCHOEN BROS. CLEANERS 934 E. 9th st.
16-11
Exempt te Lindleum
Apply P. M. Hoosler | Paint & Linoleum 211 E. Washington St.
Coal Truck Drivers HARRAH COAL CO.. 1450 Kentucky
COAL TRUCK DRIVERS
SIGMAN COAL CO., 1205 Roache. WA-1589
Coal Truck Drivers Steady Work, Good Wages
ACTIVE COAL CO. BE-0333
man_to work in laundry. 708
v SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS Excelsior Laundry .
840 No New Jersey
GOOD OPPORTUNITY
For One Silk and
One Wool Finisher Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning
2001 E Wash. 00 CH-1923
HOUSEKEEPER hite. Two adults. Tike full charge. hey N. Hlinois. HU-
do the mending req cleaning department.
Te
CROWN LAUNDRY AND DRY "CLEANING ©0.
2001 E. Wash.
our dry
See Mr. Taf-
INEXPERISNCED women for Work Dakery light w work but must be on feet.
Seve open. 1915 Squth-|, eastern ifjeren + Jom
LADY FOR LUNCH COUNIER, uss E. 10TH. NO we LADY —
"Coo $15. WA-3301.
LAUNDRY HELP
Shirt Sorters 3ii Press Operators. Good Pay and Hours Essential Industry
STERLING LAU LAUNDRY
meso Marker & Cheoker Siiilh Rf ali
‘Central Ave,
LL TT HT WAITRESS Rm
1357 8. Meridian
a +40
cr-103 fi of err
Refined, white, an king, cleaning and ara: 2 3 Sduits,
WOMEN WANTED
To operate trolleys and buses; good . pay; steady. work. Apply Room 213, Terminal bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
Wool F Presser "i or Centar Ave,
Hep VWantad-Male sal 2 GRILL MEN. WA. 6440
Ppp
We Got the Best Job in Town SEE ERNIE
SUPERIOR CHEVROLET
552 E. WASH.
ATTENTION! BOYS
FENDER WOR KERS Ce
1139 N. Diinois st.
CO.,
‘EARN i MONEY | — | Senter, Biscuit Co.
GRE GOLORED PORTERS Hotel Washington
APPLY STOREROOM
COOK Wikite x Days: i ”
ISH HER, use machine. Hrs. 7-5. Apply ST. MORITZ, 109 N. Penn.
DISHWASHER De a pete
476 S. Meridian _
DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS ~~ Steady Work—@Good Pay Pittman-Rice Coal Co."
Tunnel Bar.
“Experionced Auto Painter BBN hana st.
Rollers nosy Cracker Peelers.
W. New York
Help Wanted—Male —___¢ hl 3%
FIRENAN
Experienced
HIGH PRESSURE BOILER ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
INLAND CONTAINER
700 W. MORRIS Apply 8a. m. to 5 pm
GARAGE and service station ~ attendant that can grease and drive all makes of cars. Permanent position. 26 W. 27th. st.
| GOOD OPPORTUNITY
LEARN LITHOGRAPH
For One Silk and
-One Wool Finisher Srown Laundry & Dry Cleaning
1214 Southeastern Ave.
2001 E. Wash, 00 CH-1923 A, HANDY MAN — Must be able to drive truck. Variety jobs around bakery, 1915 Southeastern ave. Y. MAN to drive truck and do variety jobs around bakery; active, older man, ambitious, satisfactory. 1915
pair department. 302 E. Wash.
MECHANICS AND TIRE MEN
Apply to Clyde Berry
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.
837 Mass. Ave.
MEN, ANY AGE
Service station work. Splendid op-
Wake-Up System 922 N. Delaware
to work in stove & furniture re-; W,
> Tah raed.
Te, ANTED—Young man, 16 to 18, to dee liver typewriters and supplies. . Le WANTED BRAKER AND HELPER. 648 S. ne ST.
WE is 25 to 50 years la, to. learn oven work 1915 Sout ave.
ES ION
ARE YOU A
WOOL PRESSER?
Call Darke & Son, Cleaners
MEN AND BOYS
Here is your ‘chance to earn good money. Our strong, capable drivers are averaging $6 per day ha coal. Gooc equipment and pleasant working . See us today for full or
"Muesing-Merrick Goal Co.
For Highest Wages
WOOL PRESSER
J. D. Eastman
IR-1191 3830 Brookville Rd. MA-8585
MEN AND WOMEN Essential War Industry
Machine Operators, Helper
Automatic Taping Balers Corrugatoer Die Cut Press Roll Shafters Saws Up and Down Slotter Dept. Foreman
3808 E. Washington
Fashion Dry Cleaners
Wool Presser 1901 Central Ave. Personal Services 13 Md (ALTERATION SPECIALISTS)
LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN“ PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE “REASONABLE
MEYER O JACOBS 21-214 FE. 16th WA-0084
(CARPENTERING) A GENERAL REMODELING, 4 roofing, brick, cement work. BL-0359 (FURNACE REPAIR) MR. FIX-IT—AIll minor repairs, tH refrigeration. Reasonable. No char for estimates. MA-513
(GENERAL AUTO AEATNGT
Dairy Man
U. S. CORRUGATED FIBER BOX CO. 1409 Roosevelt Ave.
‘MEN FOR PLANT WORK
BANQUET MILK & ICE CREAM COMPANY
MEN WANTED
To “operate trolleys and buses; good pay; steady work. Apply Room 213
TERMINAL BLDG.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
MEN For Rug Cleaning Department
APPLY
GREGG & SON, INC. 1004 Madison
MEN
FOR EMPLOYMENT ESSENTIAL TO WAR WORK
need 6 men at once for our uae department to handle work vital to the war effort. These jobs are permanent or temporary. Wages are good, equipment is inudern and we believe you'll like it. in— see other men doing this —t and judge for yourself. .Experience not necessary.
Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co.
Southeastern.
HELPERS
CLEANING PLANT
ASHJIAN BROS. 454 W. 16th Pl.
(Between 16th & 13th Streets)
JANITOR, downtown apartment; must be handy: man and wife; call after 7 p. m.
KITCHEN helper; good, reliable man, white or colored. Apply Spink-Arms hotel, side entrance.
LABORERS WE NEED YOU
| © MA & SON
600D WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE
ME!
2901 E. Washington St. MEN TO HAUL COAL IRVINGTON ICE & FUEL CO.
TO UNLOAD COAL CARS. 1001 Southeastern Ave.
MEN with trucks to haul coal. Good pay. 1001 Southeastern.
METAL MAN AND PAINTER
| Paper Hanger
THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL C0.
-1850 KENTUCKY
LABORERS "WANTED
CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. W. MORRIS AND DROVER
LABORERS Pay Up to $40 Weekly Apply 7A. M.
GOOD PAY, PLENTY OF WORK. ASK FOR RAY CRUMPTON, WEST SIDE FORD SALES, 2419 W. WASH. ST NAILERS
Men between age of 40 to 50. Apply 932 S. Meridian. - Colored, 21-65.
NIGHT HOUSEMAN =: Coser:
NIGHT MAN for Ashvety work. Hours, 4 p. to 1 a. m. Steady work. War nt job. Good pay. 1915 Southeastern ave.
Huber Contracting. 2050 Northwestern.
'UTHERN . 1820 N. Meridian
PoRTES once; must be good,
reliable. Incutre side entrance, SpinkArms Hotel, 410 N. Meridian.
nan to learn oven work and war al bakery Sooniye we the war, Good pay, 1916 Southeastern ave.
ROCK wooOL APPLICATOR
- Prefer One Who Can Apply Roofing : Steady Work With Good Pay—Apply
Ralph R. Reeder & Sons
2401 Winthrop—8 to 10 a. m.
SHIPPING ROOM HELP
SACKS SWAP
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING—Chastain Auto Service, 4208 College. WA-0500,
(HARDWOOD FLOORS)
HARDWOOD floors laid. ml oor refine ished like new. FRED F TR-6968.
INTERIOR Sei
PAPERHANGING, painting. All work guare aa ane Seed. Show samples, MA-3755 aftep
(PIANOS) BALDWIN PFIAN “4 8. Connorivanin® (PRINTING)
FOR PRINTING run right to Richards and S3VS Solicitory commission. 127 BE. New I
M MA-1431.
(ROOF py
REPAIR SER roof, gutters en repaired. aires. RI-2928
(SEWER CLEANING)
AL Ne dR,
No mess. No aigeing. =.veas MA: 3073
ROTO ROOTER Giver seavier co:
/ (TREE TRIMMING) TREE TRIMMING and landsca; ing, 15 yrs. experience, TA-2858. ELTON 2858 N. Illinois. (WINDOW SHADES)
KEITH SHADE CO.
1350 N. ILLINOIS RY-1581
8 I: 4] bi aa i :
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Business Opportunities 29 SE, 10 rooms, north, -cash—3§700. RI-3312
31
Swap. More Cash for Sour Cura or Eeiily Don't Sell Until
Cc. T. FOXWORTHY, 2c: on — cl 0% vie
Ask for between 8 a. SE
WILL PAY cash fat NE model used car i with good tires. Walser before’ mr or after 5§ p. m
T WANT to buy a Tate model car; will pay cash payments or 2 ? Shoe 6 p. m., WA.
6560, or daytime, RI Shop. We Ne Buy. sal or Trade 318 E. Wash.—334 Indiana Ave. Aho
MOST CASH for CH. 2202
good used washer,
: for washers, .,. furs I Pay More rb i Trailers
2-wheel; will buy; any cond. good price. CH-5887, FR-0042, Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32 KINDS SADDLES $32,50 to $175 Buggy Harness and Other Equipment
We Also Trade for Used Saddles Farm & Home Supply, Inec., 1325 Ky. Ave.
FINE Sicad-tested chicks, $12 per 100: cockerels, $3.50 per 100. State Pilot starting feed, $3.90 per JOR SANDERS, 6500 Pendleton pike. CH-4135.
pups. Champion : blood ug E. 34th. CH-6850-R.
Parti-colors and black. 3 STUD SERVICE
Farm, Carden; Plants 3
ALL KINDS of seed the bag. 925 Ww. ad Dotatoes,” ein by 3
Merchandise for Sale xX
rug fi WILL swa a Or A EOWE 5) | tires. v a. fi
New Gould; shallow well pump MEIER ELECTRIC AND MA 3525 E. Washington il
KELVINATOR ELEC. "TERMS
with automatic Ger” and and light. One only. BLOCKS, 11th & Mer. Store open eve, WILL pay cash f oF good used car with tires. See CRO Ta m. and 5:50 Bm RI- Jira. EE Tr used as dry cold refrigerators. Two to sell. Terms. $195.00 BLOCK’S, 11th & Mer. Store open eve, CHESTERFIELD living r floor sainple; fine kid hat E. Wash
cue MATTRESS, 108 Madison.
For 2 Dependable Laborers ~
27th St. and Cornell Ave.
LAWSON sofa be
STEADY INSIDE JOBS 1
ZERO IOE PLANT |