Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1943 — Page 16

Will Continue Racing Meet

P.).—The Bay Meadows track today

| via a majority ruling of three mem--bers of the California racing board

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+P.) ~The spring race meeting at

Bay Meadows

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6 (U.

begins a 25-day extension of its 1943 ‘meeting. . Decision to continue was reached

—Chairman Jerry Giesler, George H, Payne and Charles E. Cooper. A dozen letters from assemblymen, urging the extension in the interests of livestock breeding, were offered.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 6 (U.

Pimlico today was scheduled to start April 16. The Maryland racing commission granted a five-day extension fo raise money for war relief and approved a& change from the original April 22 opening date.

Generators, Factory Rebuilt

For Most All Cars

Ee of their son, Lt. =| the first St. John’s college graduate a to be killed in the war, Mr. and

Wolf pus. Inc.

Urges Help Tor

Boxers in Service WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P). —Continuation after the war of boxing’s current “service athletic fund” to care for pugilistic warriors and as a rehabilitation fund for

those now in service, today was embodied in a proposal from Abe J. Greene, president of the National Boxing association. Greene broached his idea in an appeal for fund-raising bouts to finance acquisition of boxing equip-

forces now in need of such materials.

Hoosiers Beat Pumas, 8 to 1

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 6 (U. P.).—Indiana university’s baseball team made six hits good for eight runs and an easy victory over the St. Joseph’s college Pumas yesterday, defeating the Indiana collegiate conference champions, 8 to 1. Two big innings at the start of the game iced the decision for the

|Hoosiers. They jumped the Pumas’

starting pitcher, Waznis, for two runs in the first inning and continued the assault with four more runs in the second inning.

v| Trophy Honors Hero NEW YORK (U. P.)—In memory Frank Haggerty,

Mrs. John Haggerty presented the school’s basketball team, winner of the national invitational tourna-

239 W. WASH ST. ye

= &/ mens, a trophy.

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EXPERIENCED shirt Steady job, short hou Hour Laundry, 238-40

DRAPERY SALESLADY

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GIRLS 16 10 18

Clean, light factory work. Chance for advancement. Security after the war. Apply CENTRAL STATES

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LEARN CASUALTY INSURANCE NG, EXPERIENCE DE-

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‘We are an old nationally known mail order, house, recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800

employees and have openings now for 61 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages evenfor beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour week with time and a half for overtime. Several better positions also. All positions permanent.

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YOUNG WOMEN . Age 17 and Over Are Needed to Handle

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IRL FOUNTAIN OR ater school.

GIRLS

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GOOD OPPORTUNITY

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AMS—LoO An ‘Adams,

BRITTON—Lieut.

ELLIS Oli ve May . and Ross Cannaday, cousin of Ethel M.

Ind. : Fer co, John L., Ss Sunda ay: ather of Ind

CORCORAN—Patrick, husband of Mary

bX A. da

is A., widow of Judge Andrew mother ‘of Robert A., grandmother : Martha Lois Adams, died in ay Friday. Services at res'N. Meridian, Wednesday, P. on Interment, Crown Hill. Please omit flowers. John E. son of Mrs. Ernest 8ipf, Loutsvinle, BY. brother of Mrs. Carl Berger, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Sie Knowlton Mio], Fla., passed away at Enid, Okla., Monday. Service at the Flanner & Eu. chanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p. Friends invited. Interment Wasting. ton Park.

O'Day Corcoran, brother of Timothy, away Tuesday. Friends may call at the Feeney & Feeney Funeral Home, 2339 N. Meridian st. Funeral Thursday, 8:30, at funeral home; 9 a. m., St. Sonn’ church. Burial Holy Cross ceme-

age 70 years, widow of Thomas H. is and aunt of Paul Weir, Mrs. Guy Rhodes, Robert and Frank Setule, ae away Sunday eve-

Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 at Snirey Brothers’ Irving LL Ghiapei Washington st. sl ALL Friends may - Bay a Me mortuary any time, WLER—Willis W., husband of Mabel wier, father of Mrs. Josephine J. BelMiss Mar brie Fowl, Warde W.

ton and Wade ge Fowie passed a at the home of h son. Wade C. ais er, 1528

urial, Marti

assed awa a3 M Heth thering: ianapolis, Dr. Fron oe of Denver and E. Freeland of Chicago. Services Buchanan Mortuary, . Friends invited. MN. Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday. hter of Mr. A Are Gray, Monde of Harry . ) Way onday mor 4 ces Wednesday, 3 p. m., Conkle Fo: ; home 1934 st.

invited. Burial Crows Hil. ads may call at the ; 1 153 nti | Wednesday.

Moore unity mortuary, Lawren at the mor-

in ‘Memoriams

MARMON—Howard C., Jrighaia of Martha Foster Marmon, brother Mrs. Fesler, passed away at Fort Lauderdale. Fla., Sunday p. m. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuar Friends invited. ednen private = Crown Hill. Please omit flowers,

O’NEAL—Walter H., age 82, husband of Edna Maxine O’Neal, father of Darlene, son of Mr, and Mrs. Grant O’Neal, brother of Mrs. Fay Cox, Mrs. Ethel Straub, Mrs. Merle Taylor, Roy, Ernest, Harold and Carl O’Neal, passed away Sunday evening. Service Wednesday, 1 Pp. m., at the Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funeral home any time,

QUEBBEMAN—June, un 8 Wittfleld ave., beloved wife of Virgil Queb! beman, daughter of Mr. and Mra "Wilbur Swett, Sorertag this life Monday, age 30. Funeral Wednesday, April at the Moore & Kirk Irving on Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st., 2:3 nm m. Burial, Washington Park. 'Frien vited,

SIPPEL—Catherine, mother of the Rev. Anselm Sippel, St. Michael's, Ariz., Sister Mary George, Cincinnati, O., Mrs. Helen Volz, Alverna and Edward Sippel, sister of Mrs. Mary Cook, Mrs. Rose Kraus, Mrs. Ella Tabeling, ‘Edwin Bischoff of

Covington, Ky.; Charles and Oscar Bis-|~

choff of Cincinnati, O.; Mrs. Elizabeth Seekatz, Mrs. Anna Oberting of Lawrenceburg, Ind.; Alois Bischoff of Morris, Ind., died Saturday. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Requiem Mass at St. Catherine's church, 9 a. m. Tuesday, after which friends may call at the Weigel Funeral Home, Batesville, Ind. Requiem Mass Wednesday, 9:30 a. m., 8t. Louis church, Batesville, Interment st. Louis .cemetery, Batesville, Ind. [Cincinnati, O., papers please copy.]

STEVENSON-—-William A, age 8 years, be loved little son of Mr. an : a Mra, Ray Stevenson and brother of fi Rich: d, Shirley and Linda Rae Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. William Lair and great-grandson of Mrs. Lula Neese, assed way March 3 uneral Wednes: . m., from 8. Centr hr Tlinois at 10th 3 Burial Crown Hill, amily will receive ‘friends after 7 p. m. Tuesday at the chapel,

WILSON—Harry G., beloved husband 9 Betty Wilson, fa .of Joyce An Jeanette and Ha pd 4 brother of ih passed

Mabel Tello . M. ednesday, Funeral Home, 1845

.. away Sun i Th a rial Glen Hi Frie! u en Haven. nds invited. Fienas may call at the funeral

ave. home any

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UBERTO—In lov mem of r mother, GEMMA UBERTO, » o away 8 years ago, April 6, 1935.

We miss you now, our hearts are sore,

our loving mie: your

Get Want Aa results in The TIMES at lowest word mates in the city. Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

Help Wanted—Female EE

3 Comptometer Operators Some experience preferred 2 EXPERIENCED TYPISTS Large, well established food industry—good salaries. Do not

apply if now employed at highest skill in war work.

U. S."EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

148 E. Market St. Ambitious Girls

For employment in work that local War Manpower Commission has declared an essential activity.

This work provides year-round employment with good working conditions and pay. Experience is helpful but not necessary.

Ask for Mr. McAtee, or Mr. Scott.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey St. Rn reais sens———0

4 GIRLS i8 to 35

to learn inspection in Essential War Industry Opportunity for Advancement

2659 Shelby.

BAR WAITRESS

BRONZE ROOM

Hotel Washington

Apply Storeroom x

For One Silk and

One Wool Finisher Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning

2001 E. Wash, 00 CH-1023

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Typists and Stenographers $100 Monthly 4

Merit Tests Given Daily at 1 P. M. Except Sat. By

State Personnel Division 141 S. Meridian

care 2 children;

HOUSEKEEPER, white; optional, 928%

light duties; stay ssachusetts ave.

HO mn, colored or white.

8. Meridi:

LADY—60 old; full charge of housework; good wages; apply 506% W. Merrill st.; over tavern.

LADY for housework and care of children. FR-3757. M AID Experienced; short By gooa Jay. Hoosier Hotel, 440

MILLINERY SALESLADIES

Must be ‘experienced. Excellent sal- § ary guaranteed. Steady position. Apply In person. Mr, Klein, Three Sis"ters, 15 N. Illinois.

oss PRESS OPERATORS

No Experience Necessary Apply Mr. Hocker

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

430 E. Market

WAITRESSES ‘|| Help Wanted—Male 9|

N. Meridian FOR RILEY ROOM

i

LUMBER YARD

ro him, lots Baleiontathe,

“524 EW

WE NEED YOU

GOOD WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE

THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.

1550 KENTUCKY

LABORERS

Essential Industry Pay Up to $40 Weekly Apply T A. M.

E. RAUH & SON FERTILIZER

Rear Union Stock Yards

COLORED—Phone

LINEN BO LI-1361

FOREMAN

CLEVELAND WRECKING Co.

- West Morris and Drover Sts.

MAN Over 45 in ‘Service Department

INDIANA FUR CO.

Brake Mechanic 5: N R-4541 Full Time Employment

COAL DRIVERS Apply Before 11 A. M. or

Steady Work—Good Pay. After 2 P. M.

Polar lee & Fuel Go. Employment Office West Side Yard, 233 Lynn st. BE. 4573. Tth Floor Office clerk. Experienced. Times,

GOAL _Box | 626. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

‘COLORED WEN WESTERN UNION

Essential Industry Excelsior Laundry WANTS for REPLACEMENT of operators who have graduated

840 N. New Jersey from our training school

Colored Laborers

Steady Employment. Apply 18 to 30 YEARS

at Engine Room. Polar Ice & Fuel Co. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Clean, Pleasant Work

Alert, Intelligent girls to train for special telephone work or ndling - grams over our long distance automatic ‘telegraph circuits. Some knowledge of typing preferable.

Paid While Training \ THEN

COLORED PORTERS Hotel Washington

APPLY STOREROOM

COLORED MEN... "7c. 5c "co. Sherman Dr, & Mass. Ave. . 9

Help Wanted—Male 526 Indi-

Col. Short Order Cook 2 Ho

B00K 2, F55 Jobor = =

DISHWASHER and boy; Sundays only. HU-4464.

DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS

Immediate Employment Apply Mr. Pickett 18 N. Meridian St.

WAITRESSES for Full or Part Time,

Mar, handy with tools, to hang window,

336 W. McCarty St. LI-3341 MECHANICS AND

MECHANICS

114 E. Washington

Jarrors and draperies. Apply

GOLDSTEIN'S

16 E. Washington :

Man 30 to 50

NEAT COTTER

HASHMAN REGAL STORE

5068 E. 10th St. TR-9943

ades, 4th floo:

Mechanic experionned in truck Motors.

Helper for Truck Mechanic. Tire and Light Service Man.

Union Scale of Wages

TIRE MEN

"Apply to Clyde Berry Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass, Ave.

For day or night shift. Good

pay, plenty of work,

GENERAL TRUCK SALES

MEN FOR iE MANUFACTURING PLANT. Operating day and night; steady.

APPLY CAPITOL ICE CO. 356 'W, North St.

1001 ei Men i Previous i a. FN, 38-48—AF » JSEENTIAL INDUSTRY

FOR EMPLOYMENT ESSENTIAL TO WAR WORK We need 6 men at once for our ug wor

Sleaning department to handle vital the war effort,

"Grown ny and Dry Cleaning Co.

2001 E. Washington St.

Men Colored car washers, drivers, good pay, no Sunday work. Mill Motos Service, 13 N, Meridian,

NEED SEVERAL MEN

to paint and repair elevated water tanks, Must be free to travel anywhere with maintenance crew. Phone TA-5001.

OFFICE BOY

National organization has opening for wide-awake boy. Opportunity to he the oil business. Good wages and hours. Cone venient downtown location.. Phone. Mr, Pashley for appointment, MA MA-8448.

2050 North rth! te PAINTERS 0 Northwestern EG PAPER HANGER 2% Noribwerara:

3351

PAPER HANGER anted 1444 Aster a,

Any time after 4

PORTER, “cor

Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian,

PORTER Colored, young, No

ays, Copper Mug. 400 N. Illinois.

Refrigerating Engineers

Slenay 0, ao Yerate ie plants, employmen ve e, exp., refs. and last employer. ge, op,

POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.

2000 Northwestern.

RELAY ROUTE NAN Modern Dry Cleaning Plant, Apply Mr. Howard 2835 Northwestern Ave.

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Dot wr pgs Shows pl ed } 'W__emplo, wotlk. asca if pow empleye gm

Call LI-7304 Batweon 3:30 & 5 P, Ask for Mr. Stout

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SALESMAN

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Here is an excellent oppore tunity for a young man with sales ability to become associ ated with large, national ore ganization. The position open is in Indianapolis. Car is not necessary. Reasonable salary and bonus ‘plus regular ine creases. Unlimited opportuni. ties for advancement. Must be between the ages of 21 and 38 and draft deferred. This is essential . industry. Five-day, 40-hour week, For appointments call MR, WALKER, RI-5551,

Service Station Attendants

Exp. Not Necessary. Apply Manager Cafe, H. P. WASSON, WAITRESS 21.5 58% et WAITRESS, 411 S. Illinois

Steady Work—@ood Pay Pittman-Rice Coal Co.

ELEVATOR OPERATOR |

and Janitor; white, for office bu 1lding work. Apply MR. LUTHER, 710 Kahn bldg.

SALESGIRL

Would you like ‘to enter the newspaper advertisi ud! The Indianapolis openings in its I ir vertising department selling by telephone. Excellent opportunity

$25 guar. 50% comm. RIBeauty Opr. 5.5% "sass ave.

BOOKKEEPER

Must be good ] Sypist. North side. . .

CLERK

enographer. Coal office. Times, Box 974

CLERK-TYPIST To work in modern air-condi-tioned office. Starting Salary, $22.50

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Call RI-1321 Between 8:30 to 5:30

- COLORED ‘GIRLS earn wool and pik pressing rd modhy a plant. Permanent po314 ition vital war te Paid while Howard, Davis

apn Mr. Janine. 283 orthwestern.

Tienced Colored Waitress g,;2crienced

ROOK, eves, ; 8 russes. UNTER GIRLS, WHI

C Experience unnecess Gustan Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian. ary, »

CURB GIRLS—WAITRESSES

6 Days—11-7 Ribbon Drive In, 4023 E. 10th. suns GIRLS and WAITRESSES Pall

Cid

to advance to the street sales staf calling on large accounts, Must be 21 to 35 yedrs of age, be of neat appearance, and have Pleasant Personality and ambiHen, Five day, 40-hour week, ried or single. Call MRS, WL raMS for . appointment, RI-5561.

ced; good pay. Saleswomen To solv “4th floor, Gold- , 16 E.

| STENOGRAPHER

Opening in executive office, 40-hour week. Opportunity for advancement. Experience preferred but not necessary.

‘Apply Employment Office Tth Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

THE pF hetalt "Western Union

EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. S00 faLany AND HOVRS. 5102 E.

EXPERIENCED DOCK FOREMAN Trucking Industry. FR-2369

EXPERIENCED TENANCE _ MEN. CENTURY BISCUIT, 630 W. NEW YORK,

FACTORY WORKERS

Shipping room assistant and Delivery Man.

Homer J. Williamson, Ine. 814 N. Senate

Waitresses Wanted

7%-Hr. day. No Sunday work, no night work, uniforms. Charley's Restaurant

144 E. Ohio

Dearborn Michigan.

and dishwasher,

Waitress cite, “2% E.

CH. 2150. for Sundays only. Tips, -4464,

WAITRESS oc 5a. mo WAITRESS

Uniforms furnished.. §iod tips and salary. 117 N. Illinois.

WHITE couple for cleaning and cooking. [R-1200.

WHITE or colored, 18-45.° General host. work, care of children. Prefer girl to stay on __ stay on place. BR-1225. WOMAN or girl, white, assist in keeping house. Family consists of 2 adults and .4 small children; stay; private room; modern, comfortabl e, plain home; liberal time off. Good wages. Write Box 695, Times, or telephone HU-3734.

‘WOMEN WANTED To goa “as” giondy work Avot Avoiy

solos RAILWAYS

FIREMAN

Colored, for Stationery Boiler Apply Engine Room

Polar Ice & Fuel Co. 2000 Northwestern Ave.

FREIHOFFER BAKERS An Essential Food Industry Need four men Suhediately fo ‘operate established house routes. between the ages 25°50 nd draft 3-A. These routes are now earning from $40$50 per week. Pn as ns wv hy be-

tween 8 a. m.-6 p.

“GOOD OPPORTUNITY

For One Silk and One Wool Finisher

Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning

WOMEN WHO WE CAN TEACH To Press Woolen Garments

There are many women in Indi lis who would fixe this work and nd the wages it pays.

CROWN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO.

WOMEN for” clea! offices, 5, to 11. 540 Consolidated. nh

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

31 W. 13th St.

Manufacturer of paper containers for shipment of essential war materials needs

GOOD AMERICANS

for

PRODUCTION JOB

Do your bit for America’s war effort in one of the 35 essential war industries. Apply Early Bring availability certificate. We have a job for you.

INLAND CONTAINER

‘700 W. Morris

MEN WANTED

operate trolleys and buses; pay; steady work. Apply Room 213 TERMINAL BLDG.

good

“Good or Husky Cal Boys

POLISHING CARS COME IN AND SEE US

ROY WILMETH GO.

720 N. MERIDIAN soit, ui GRILL AND COUNTER MEN tion TODAY. ; enced, o Sd Jneals to those who BAR PORTER AND BUS BOYS LL — roy enced hotel bar Straight shift.

i BODY AND FENDER M Ice Route Drivers

hn Guedelhoefer Yagon Co. 203 Kentucky: Ave Steady work—good pay.

~ Boy 18 Yi Older . Ymsintenancs me POLAR ICE & FUEL 60.

fee . Re 9

ATTENTION! BOYS

EARN £4 RA MONEY |

WA-6440.

420 E. Ohio.

MEN AND BOYS

|. Here is your chance to earn good money. Our strong, capable drivers are averaging $6 per day hauling coal. Good equipment and pleasant working conditions. See us today for full or part time work.

Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.

IR-1191 8830 Brookville Rd. MA-8588

Blue Point Auto Supply, 962 8. Delaware SERVICE station operators; aver ing salary and bonus $30 wi eek to start, start, Give former employment, Box 694,

Experienced, steady job. Rapid advancement.

DAVIS CLEANERS 2835 Northwestern WA-4521

SOLICITORS . CANVASSERS DIRECT SALESPEOPLE

will’ find an opportunity for Above av earning. Pleasant tone Wo nous per day. JYsasporta before 9 a. m. or af

COOK COFFEE ‘co.

936 E. Georgia

Steady Work MEN—WOMEN

Essential War Industry Factory Workers

DAIRYMAN

U.S. CORRUGATED FIBRE BOX CO.

1409 Roosevelt Ave.

AILOR WANTED _Wobimuth Tatloring Cy, f80d, sylary Hila,

Wohlmuth

"Tire and Battery Service Man Blue Point Auto Supply, 962 8. Delawa

TRUCK DRIVERS

Nation-Wide Mover Needs men to drive furniture vans. Experience not necessary and full pay while learning, business classed’ as ¥ +) em

AR INDU with Jo depeadenta are eligib APL: aentey a " 863 Massachusetts Ave.

MEN

| for rug department

no experience necessary Any Age GREGG & SC

Help as maintenance mechanic in bindWest Side Y: 223 st. Se Ei

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\ndianapelis, Indiana

Good pay. Apply 333 E. South,

La ay

933 8. Meridian. gy boys in or out of

Neat ai a Lg eo work,

for full or Theatre. Mr

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