Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1943 — Page 15

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GARY, Ind, April 12 (U. P).— An unauthorized strike disrupted

production today at the huge Car-|

steel mills, choking off

the output from 22 of the plan's 88]

open hearth furnaces. The ‘walkout, which began ate yesterday, showed signs of ending when about half of the 200 striking employees wére replaced by employees on the 8.2. m, shift who re«sumed About 100 others on the shift continued the stoppage. The walkout. halted almost half of the open hearth production at the sprawling Gary works, which are among the largest in the world. _ Employees on the 8 a. m. shift resumed work at 14 of the 22 furnaces, but company officials said it would be eight hours before the furnaces would be in production again because the fires had been turned down and the steel removed.

Began About 6 P. M.

Officials of the C. I. O. United Steel Workers had tried to end the stoppage throughout the night. ~The walkout began about 6 p. m. yesterday when approximately 100 employees of shop 5, housing eight furnaces, stopped work. The stoppage was continued when the midnight shift reported for work, and a few hours later spread to shop 1, housing 14 furnaces. ‘ Company - spokesmen said the ‘walkout began when three employees of shop 5 failed to report - for work, and the rest of the crew refused to work with replacements from other shops. Union officials were unavailable for comment.

|, DRAWS PRISON TERM

IN INDIANA AVE, RIOT

The first trial in connection with the riot on Indiana ave. last August, when thre policemen were aten and several other persons

F injured, resulted in the sentencing ° of one man to prison in criminal

court today. Alex Sloan was sentenced to one to 10 years in prison by Judge pro tem George House on a charge of assault and battery with intent to

kill Keorge Shook, 918 Elm st., dur-

ing a free-for-all fight. Sloan denied he was fighting Shook; testifying that he was “trying to help him.” As a result of the riot, Prosecutor’ Sherwood Blue brought proceedings 10 padlock two cafes on Indiana ave.

. on the ground that they were public

bore

Bll wiring

Ce earl ts

«tion

~ were arrested at

nuisances. One of them, the Cotton club, was closed permanently by court order recently and an injuncsuit against another cafe, owned by Joe Mitchell, was dis-

missed.

foi ON SAUSAGE | PRODUCTS REDUCED

WASHINGTON, April 12 (U. PJ. —Sausage products will cost one or two coupons less today. : The OPA cut the | ration’ point values Saturday night after it was found that this class of meats was

. moving at such a slow rate as to

threaten spoilage and food waste.

Pork sausage, weiners, bologna, baked leaves and liver sausage without non-meat fillers were reduced from seven to six points; fresh, smoked and cured sausage with non-meat fillers were cut from seven to five points; tamales, souse and the head cheese, four to three points; scrapple and chitterlings, from four to two points; pork neck and back bones, two to one point; and kosher sausage, including all except dry and semi-dry sausage, from seven to six points when no meat-filler is added and seven to five points with the filler.

Twenty-six persons face charges of violating the 1935 beverage act as a result of police raids yesterday. While a plain diotes officer was nding in a do elevator he) charged the ope tor, Carl Mahan, '919 Locke-st., stopped between the, sixth and seventh floors and sold a bottle .of liquor to| another passenger, John W Washington st. Both were "arrested. Charles Seymour, 724 Blake st., and 11 others were arrested at the Log Cabin tavern, 524 Indiana ave. Jeff- Ratcliffe and nine others 1637 Bellefontaine st. Wiley O’Connor, 29, was arrested at 315 Middle st. Sam Cohen, 53,

who lives at a dowritown hotel, was charged with making a sale on the

street,

2 HOOSIER MATTRESS FIRMS HIT BY WPB

Two Indiana firms, subsidiaries of the Specialty Mattress Co, of Huntington, W. Va., were among" 13 companies charged "with violating 2 WPB order restricting manufacture

of mattresses and bed springs, the |—

égional WPB compliance chief an-

, DENNY—Emma F., of 417 N. Beville ave.,

Deaths—Funerals 1 Monday, April 12, 1043 C. 3 mshand Bly Hesse Keller Alling, father of Char C. and. Bessie Palmer Alling, son of Mrs. Charles C. Ating. Pawnee, Okla. away at his home, 5042 Car Carrollton ave., Monda, AW Service the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Time later. For ntormstion ‘call Flanner & Bu-

MAN-James. age 13 eats, n of Julius and Opal Barri brother ‘of Bettie, Violet a and ne, Dared AWAY Saturday morn Funeral services at ster, & PET Mortuary, 1902 N. Me- - ridian,. 3 p. m., Tuesday. Burial Carmel, Ind. jends - may call at the funeral y time. BRAC! —Cordelia © A., widow of Geo! mother of Mrs. Edwin W. Kercheval, avny = ELE : Sinlelton, Says Bre Wil Ann ry passed I a at’ Br residence 214 N. Noble, Sunday, 12: a. m, Puneral services. at Grinsteiners Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York st., Tuesday, 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill.’ Friends may call at the funeral home any time. CLICK—Mable M., 3640 Applegate, wife of | k, sister of Mrs. Belle

home:

ce at J. “Chapel of Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st., Wednesday, 2 p. m.” Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at “““The Chapel of the Chimes.” DAVIS—Dr, ery L., passed away Saturday p. husband of Mabel K. and father of gH T. Davis and William G. Davis. Services at North Methodist Church Tuesday at 1 o'clock. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Monday and until noon Tuesday and at church from noon until service time.

entered into rest Sunday, age 66 years; wife of Samuel W. Denny, sister of Mrs. Olla 8hepherd, Mrs. Clara Crawford, Mrs. Anna ilcox, Mrs, reta Shepard, Ralph and William Tincher. T ay, 10 a. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Mooresville, Ind.

DUGAS Mellie i pe 84 Fears, Seloved mother of Mr acher, Ms. Waterman Mis ig Mich. ; leh mother of Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, passed away Sunday Biarning at the home of

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CLERICAL POSITION

Stead

Experience not necessary. 32

position, excellent salary. Age over.

ROST JEWELRY CO.

25. N. Illinois

COUNTER GIRLS, WHITE,

Experience UHHACEsSAZY: Guaranty Cater | teria, 20 N. Meridia |

wages. MAID—Ward maid and cook, white, at Sunnyside. Salary, board, room and laundry. CH-7676. Dishwasher, Colored No Sun. Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian

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AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

229 N. PENN. Opp. Postoffice 4th FLOOR

neral Wednesday, 2 p. m., from the residence of sister, Mrs. Rose Cox, 663 3d ave.” west, Mars Hill. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the residence after noon Tuesday. Shirley Service. MILLER—Leroy C, Sr. beloved husband of Grace Miller, father of Leroy C. Miller Jr., apprentice seaman, Great Lakes; Darlene Ann and Richard Ray Miller, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the Robert W, Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prostiecs st. Funearal Tuesday, 2 p. m., at the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park cemetery.

RANKIN—Arminta Carrie, wife of William Rankin, mother of Irene Bechert and Gladys Maile of Indianapolis, Charles Rankin of Noblesville, sister of - Nellie Levy, New York City, and Thomas Bacon of Coal Bluff, Ind., passed away Saturday evening at her home, R. R. 3, Danville, Ind. Puneral Wednesday, April 14, 2 p. m.,, at the residence of her daughter, 1705 N. Tibbs ave. Friends may call at the residence. Burial Floral

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Help Wanted—Female 8

4 GIRLS

ao learn inspection in dry cleaning plan

Darko & Sons, Cleaners 2659 Shelby

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Walter T, Blasengym

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CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

FARLEY-FUNERALS, 2-5 =

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FLANNER & BUCHANAN

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HISEY & TITUS

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MA-6049

i WOMEN

ADVERTISING

Manager,

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.

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Drapery Saleswomen Apply 4th floor. Goldstein, 16 E,

a —— GENERAL HOUSEWORK, 2 children. Call

Experienced; good pay. Wash.

FILE GLERK

Some {iyping, claim dept. for casualty insurance company. Experience desired, but not essential, 5-day week. Permanent. F, L. Steinhauer. Employees Mutual Liability Ins, Co., 1108 Circle Tower bldg.

after 6 p. m. 719 Concord st.

GIRLS

GROCERY CLERK, EXPERIENCED, NOT

HOUSEKEEPER—2 adults employed;

AOU EDER) colored or white, aeridian, Cf. o_o HOUSEKEEPER—Prefer woman with child.

for jewelry polishing; also girls to learn jewelry making, C. D. DYER, 234 Mass. Ave,

to work .in laund oO GIRLS LAUNDRY. 2520 “E. 12th St.

OVER 45, WHITE. WA-3301.

HOUSEKEEPER white, under 45; small home, stay: ne laundry, $12. WA-1393. Middle - Teged: stay on place. IR-2882. no laundry; no Thursd: or 313; Be ays or Sundays. Box

1409 Meridia

Good wages; stay on place. IR-3731.

JOB PRESS FEEDER—50¢ per hour; in and Ya overtime. 5340 W. Washington. BE-4353. LADY—Por light housework. Care on child; full i time. 926 N. Gray ne

LADY TYPIST

MIDDLE-AGED lady, care for 2 children;

~ GENERAL OFFICE 15 N. Penn.

LIGHT FACTORY WOR

White girl, small fact Address Times, Box 560, ol IR-7227. ory: Time

MIDDLE aged lady , care for baby only, days. Call after “¢ p. m. LI-9877.

MIDDLE age lady for tavern work. 951 S. Delaware. LI-0832. days. 84 N. Holmes. BE-4965-W. Overall Laun-

Pressers & Menders Oc Lous

RELIABLE middle-aged woman to stay nights; care of baby; time oF during day. Before 3 p, m., RI-513

SALESLADY

with some experience for yard goods and curtain department.

THE STAR STORE

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PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR

6 LEDGER CLERKS (Good Pavmien) 8 GEN. OFFICE AND FILE CLERKS 10 AUDITORS (Light Bookkeeping) 5 INVENTORY CLERKS ~ 8 STOCK CLERKS TO FILL ORDERS

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 even for 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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LANE BRYANT, INC. © 752 E. Market St.

mm APPLY NOW

For Work as a

TELEPHONE OPERATOR

YOUNG WOMEN Age 17 and Over

Are Needed to Handle VITAL WAR CALLS

WOMEN-—-UNDER 40 To work in factory. . ACME MATTRESS CO. 708 Madison Ave.

WOMEN—WHITE

For office cleaning. Apply Mr, Runyon, Big Four Bldg. 105 8. Meridian.

Fashion Dry Cleaners Woo! Presser 1901 Central Ave,

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

Help Wanted—Male

8 STOCK BOYS

Age 16-17 Eiperionse Not Necessary

Good wages even for beginners, Pay is based on a five-day, 40-hour week, with time and a half for overtime,

Lane. Bryant, Inc.

752 E. Market

Yc $40 to $56 Hk An Essential Food Industry

Need four men immediately to operate established house-to-house routes. Men between the ages 2550 in draft 3-A. ‘

These routes are now eatnin ng from $40-$55 per week. Apply 318 Vermont between 8 6 p.m. T. P. Simpson,

ATTENTION! BOYS | EARNEXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route. Mail your name, age and address. . Rottes available in your neighborhood: . . + Write Indianapolis Times, . Circulation Dept.. TODAY.

BAKERY PORTER

Good wage. 3760 N. Illinois.

Baker's Helper ** 5, Si =

BODY AND

SALESLADY

Experience not necessary. position, excellent salary. Age Yr ~

ROST JEWELRY CO.

25 N. Illinois

SALES GIRL

For retail bakery; BOod good oases;

steady.

Stenographer Experienced. E. A. Kinsey Co.

725 N. Capitol. LI. 8375.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N, New Jersey St. Ag8 a 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.

Lost and Found feet,

RED female kingese, Yhite front white breast, blind Jn 1 eft eye. Answers to name r.”! Reward. 1101 N.| Concord. BE-2799. f LOST-Great - Dane, fawn colored; an“swers to name of “Duchess.” Reward,

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BAR WAITRESS

BRONZE ROOM

Hotel Washington _

terrier,, Nearing ‘new black harness. r call, 5 ‘W. 10th. BE-0045-J.

LOST—Gas coupon, book, in Sova. Sales Corp. Reward.

PARTY who found package, Fendricks Tap Room, Sa turday night, {, return Restaurant

name of

Phone ed

. | LOST—Past Dept. | President Jewel, Satur: ie Corn ved

ga n on Bevard 743 N. Brosal:” Birt ne J cab April 7

Toa 11 Pat 3 pair of Se blesehed pillow I

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| Necessary in War or Peace.

Shortage of Servicemeh

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STENOGRAPHER

Mus! ood ist. Sala open. Rel Holoambs Co., hs. Senate 4 Phone LI-2346.

Stenographer 32.0% *uorthend and

Will consider beginner. 5-day week. Essential industry. Box 628, Times. .

STENOGRAPHER, credit dept.; wholesale house, 40-hour week. Permanent position. LI-5506.

WAITRESS, 411 S. Illinois WAITRESS

Uniforms furnished.: food ub tips and salary.

117 N. East side's best tavern. $20 Waitress 5c: wi’ io 35 Pp. m. Rags Mitchell, 3915 E. 10th. White Castle System Employing women between 21 and for rest aurant work. | 3 Oud Plus meals and laundry. to clean offites

WHITE WOMAN from 5 p. m. to

11 ‘p. m. No. Sunday work, Bee Thompson, 309 Circle Tower bldg.

‘Women 35 to 50 With 6 Months Selling Experience If you have sold drugs, cigars

or candy, come in and talk us. Ask for Bud Hook.

‘Hook Drug Co.

Start at 9.44 A Ra

FENDER MAN

John Guedelhoefer Wagon Co. 202 Kentucky Ave.

y 16-17 or 18-19 draft exempt, to learn rmature Rewinding and Auto

Electric Repair Apply 312 8. East 8t., Mr. Murray, . After 2 P. M.

BOY for Illinois.

Boy 18 Yrs. or Older

ar fis I Jnaiitenance mechanic in bind-

Brake Mochanio 43

BUS BOY at ance, 18 or Inquire side entrance Spink-Arms “Hotel, 410 N.

Meridian, Huber Contracting Co.

CARPENTERS 2050 Northw'tern Ave. COLORED COUPLE

; 1a Living quarters in Woodruff Place for aking Er of small apartment. MA-6412. Rete Dept. 00K for Sunday only or Tull time. ‘Good pay. HU-4464

DEFENSE PLANT LABORERS AND MEN HANDY WITH TOOLS. 1125 E. GEORGIA

grocery, $16, Oorner 32d and A-0024. \

N. Meridian hee :

Steady job. RA 52d st. and Allisoaviie Sa

DISHWASHER and bus . boy; sn only. HU-4464. DOOR MAN—COLORED

Dears exem| b. A Managers - Office, Hotel Washington. 0

DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—Good Pay Piteman-Rice Coal Co.

DRIVER RE Ey, bruck: some ¢ clerking;

- M. DEP ABLE (oF rave) vel pla ant fol: EPEND. man LF

APPLY TO Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian

Miss Saltsman, 18°N. Belmont Ave. Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

On Ss SRE ss nd] GREASE RACK MAN

ROLLERS—60c P PER HC HOUR Eapestenees Per ery

~ CENTURY . BISCUIT ¢0.

¥ ¥

3 WOMEK WANTED

Help Wanted—Male

356 W. North St. ot - o

LABORERS

THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL

LARGE INDIANA CORP.

Furniture and China Packers

Experienced

Hogan Transfer & Storage Corp. 863 Mass. See Mr. Wacker.

GOOD SALARY, COMM. DY WORK

STEA West Side Ford Sales

2419 W, WASH,

ICE PULLER WANTED

Steady employment, Essential industry. Apply

CAPITAL ICE CO.

vw Laborers Wanted

Essential Industry Good Pay

~-KINGSBURY & 00; 300( N. Emerson Ave.

|Help Wanted—Mals

No experience necessary

MEN for

FOR RAY C N, FORD SALES, 2419 W. WASH. ST.

for rug department

Any Age

GREGG & SON 1004 Madison

Men 38 to 55 With 6 Months Drug Store Experience

Drug selling positions are now available. ‘Apply at office. Ask for Bud Hook.

Hook Drug Go.

California and Market Sts.

with trucks to haul coal. pay. 1001 Southeastern.

. Good

Men and Women “Punch Press Operators and Assembly Workers

Zenite Metal Corp. |

Rear 201 N. West St,

f janitor work and elevator operators, white. 540 Consolidated bl

MEN WANTED for day and night shift. DOUGHNUT CORP. 229 Kentucky Ave.

METAL MAN AND PAINTER

GOOD PAY, PLENTY OF WORK. ASK WEST

BIpE

OPENINGS in essential indus-

Help Wantad—Mals_ 4

DRYERS | Nation-Wide Mover

asa Bo ae rive irs

anos. full pay "Rav. while tens 4 Samos Rin #* dna stigibte”

with deena deferment.

Avnly to Mr. Hyatt or at

Gentry at

863 Massachusetts Ave. Indianapolis, Indiana Truck Mechan Service Men

Essential work: good pay. 333 E. Sou

Kasper Furniture Co., 850 Virginia,

Wanted High School Boy Who has had sheet metal schooling, to act as assistant to aufo metal man. Wonderful ‘experi- |

ence, steady work, good salary. Apply Mr. Adams HICKMAN OLDS, INC.

1510 N. Meridian

WANTED M freight Dandlers; Nast Be 8 able

read’ PRET PRETO Hose 301 3 Del Dela

WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR — } TAKE COMPLETE CHARGE OF WAREHOUSING, PACKING AND SHIPPING IN LARGE WAR INDUSTRY. APPLICANTS MUST BE EXPERIENCED AND SUPPLY G00D REFERENCES. ONLY | THOSE GIVING COMPLETE EXPERIENCE IN DETAIL WILL BE | CONSIDERED. ADDRESS BOX |. 628, TIMES. :

try for colored men in gas producing room and mixing room. Experience not necessary. Permanent employment. Good wages and security after the war,

Apply Employment Office

Fairmount Glass Works

9 A.M. to 5 P. M. Daily 1501 S. Keystone

PAINT LETTERING MEN ) Aero-Mayflower. Transit Co. Garage

887 Mass, Ave,

Apply

WE NEED YOU

GOOD WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE

CHEMICAL CO.

1850 KENTUCKY

LABORERS

Essential Industry Pay Up to $40 Weekly Apply 7 A. M.

E. RAUH & SON ‘FERTILIZER

Rear Union Stock Yards

|PAPERHANGERS *

ing Co., 2050 Northwestern. WA-3351. PLAIN

PORTER PORTER—COLORED

20 N. Mer

steady work; ‘Huber Contract-

cook, colored, for construction crew, out of city. Apply 2810 Columbia ave. WA-3545.

Golored, young. No Sundays. Copper Mug, 400 N. Illinois.

No Sundays. GUARANTY CAFETERIA,

WASHER at once; must be

good, reliable. Inquire side Straus, tint Arms Hotel, 410 N. Meridian. :

RECEIVING .Room Mon, with knowledge of rugs. Draft exompt. Good wages and future.

ASHIIAN BROS. 454 W. I6TH ST.

MODERN DRY CLEANING PLANT

Apply Mr. Howard 2835 Northwestern

Repair Elevated Water Tt : Men—Aiso Painters 65¢ to $1.10 Per Hr. .

Must be free to travel anywhere with maintenanes crew. rmanen nt ’

Construction W. 84th. A-5001,

has opening for man who wanis to make real money, full or part time. Life or casualty insurance experience preferred, but not necessary. MA3611 or 409 Circle Tower Bldg.

ties, small small HOTEL, 440

MECHANICS

For day or ight shift. Good pay, plenty of work.

GENERAL TRUGK SALES

MECHANICS AND TIRE MEN

Apply to Clyde Berry

Aero Mayflower Transit Ge.

887 Mass. Ave.

x "MEN wane tt Tony ore? 7 RA boiy. Boom 213

TERMINAL BLDG. - INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Here is your chance fo earn good

rvice Station Attendants

Blue Point Auto Supply, 962 8. Delaware SMALL family of adults wants

house and yard man, references required, nice quarters separate from house furBished, close-in, = good transportation.

Steady Work _MEN—WOMEN

DAIRYMAN

U.S. CORRUGATED FIBRE BOX 60.

ESTERN UNIO

BOYS over 15 years with or withou bicycles. Full-time employmen§” delivering telegrams downtown business area. Provisions made purchase our bie cycles on installment plan, Uniforms fure nished. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.

White Janitor and Warehouse Man’

Full p. y part i time. Layne Northern Co, Edwards ave. GA-4507. 3

WRITE MAN to mop marble Roost

8 hours at night. Roy Thompson, 309 Circle Tower bl

Fashion Dry Cleane Wool Presser 3 Genin Cnn

kL .

YOUNG MAN

The Indianapolis Times hag! an opening in its classified ade vertising department for am aggressive man between 31 and 35 years who has had sales exe perience. Excellent opportunity, to learn the newspaper busie ness. Good advancement pose: sibilities, Reasonable starting salary with bonus plan. Pivee day, 40-hdur week. Phone Mr, Walker for appointment, Riley 5561,

Positions Wanted, Female 10°

COMP, operator, experienced, wants wo! in essential industry, MA-0313, —_ 1 before noon.

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LADIES". MEN'S GARMENT AN* PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REA

MEYER O JACOBS

214 E. 16th WA-O h A

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