Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1943 — Page 15

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In Track Meet

It wag the same old story in the Bouthport relays again this year at Roosevelt stadium Saturday and as ‘® result North Side of Ft. Wayne

Jtoday, held the title for the third

“consecutive year, Coach Rolla Chambers’ Redskins rolled up an impressive total of 59%

‘points to stay far ahead of the other 19 schools entered. Howe high feo took second honors with 33

Indianapolis teams finished Tn this order: Tech, 303-5; Manual, 24; Shortridge, 18 3-5; Southport, 16;

- "Ben Davis, 12; Washington, 113-5;

Lawrence Central, 10; State School for the Deaf, 4; Warren Central, 2, and Broad ‘Ripple and New Augusta, 0. Summary: Pole yaule Cox (Danville), Byfield Height,

x (Bloomington) for third. 11 dl (Pt. Wayne) tied

(Southport), Tipton , Freihofer {Shortridee). 4 Robart(Manual). Distance, 47 feet h Juip-—Negles a It Eedio a. Jones (Washington), Reply * (Sho! dge), Moore Wiley): Jones - hel- . byville) and Kruse (Tech) tiled for Heignt 3 feet 10% inches. (New Sle. Run—Hawk (Ft. Wayne), Pape (Ft. Statford (Tech), Trapp (Tech).

A 4:4 Broad Jump—Packwood (Salem), Alff {Bouthport), Webb (Howe), Longardner yne). Distance, 30 feet 10% (New relays record.) 1 Half-Mile Relay—Howe (Stitt, Watson, Whallon, Toney), Ben Davis, «Col us. rime. 1:37.1, Second Half-Mile Rele; —Wiley -(Blackwell, Dorner, Jackson, ton), WashingJon. =: Wayne, Warren Central. Time,

100-Yard Dash—Scholl (Manual), Toney owe), Volk (Tech), Negley (Central of AWFERce). Time, :10.6. rg Medley Relay—Wiley LU TofCorid Tech,

an), Manual lem: Time, 8:05. Medley Relay—North Side (Moremp, Hawk), Ben Davis, Time, 8:14.8.

es—Longardner on. aye) . op:

inches. First

dles— (Salem), Aliff son (Wiley). Tine, he. ¢ rst. Freshman alf-Mile Wayne (Helmpke, ary Pfieffer, yo. ~der), Shortridge, State School for Deaf, Howe. e, 1:42.85. Second Freshman Half-Mile Relay— Tech (Boles, Smith, Jrecman, Minatel), JManust,. Southport, Washingto Time,

Relay—Pt. Wayne (Fernandes, Wanders, Longardner), Short- , Howe, Tech. Time, :53.8. st ge Relay—PFt. Wayne (Sutton, nh, De r, Hawk), Manual, Short. Ra ime, 3:37.1. nd Mile Relay—Howe ' (Ketteyhut, anks, Toney, Houck), lS Blooming-

n, .Southport. Time, 3

Yank Official Dies

NEW YORK, April 26 (U. P)— Henry (Gene) McCann, New York Yankee farm club official and a widely-known baseball figure. for 48 years, died at Jamaica hospital today from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 67.

‘COX CENSUS RULING DUE ON WEDNESDAY

Judge Earl R. Cox of circuit court will rule Wednesday on the constitutionality of the law that repe township assessors to enumFeruies all male citizens over 21 years

Fri 5 hearing on’ the question recently, : Judge Cox. indicated he thought the. law was unconstitional because it failed to provide for the enumeration of women, too." The law originally was designed

4- to provide the basis for reappor- ' tionment of representatives in tne

legislature. “A voters’ enumeration law that does not include women is useless,” Judge Cox said.

‘TRAP’ CHARGE SEEN IN BANDITRY TRIAL

The trial of two men on charges of banditry in a case that may involve charges of police entrapment was started before a jury in criminal court today. Edward Ryan, defense attorney, said he will present evidence to show that a third man involved in the case was never arrested. Those on trial are James Rose,|M 23, and Oscar Schwartz, 23, who are charged with holding up the City Ice Cream Co., 3137 E. 10th st., last Aug. 16. : A fourth man involved in the alleged crime was shot and killed by police during the melee when police ~gurprised’ the bandits as they were

Kestaging the holdup.

Rites Today for Air Crash Victim

FUNERAL services will be held in Danville, Ky., today for S. Sgt.

¥ 5 Frank E. Smith, Indianapolis, one

of 13 army men who died Friday in the mid-air collision of two bombers near Englewood, Fla. Sgt. Smith was the son of Walter Smith, Danville, and Mrs. Alta Smith, 212 Hiawatha st. He was 21 and entered the army about a year ago. He lived here about five years and before going to the army was employed at the Indianapolis Bleaching co. He is survived by his parents, three brothers, Wayne and Homer of Indianapolis and Roy, also in the srmy, afd two sisters, Mrs. Mae Gastineau and Mrs. Clara Parker, both of Indianapolis.

$ AURORA SAILORS MISSING

Two Aurora, Ind, sailors are missing in action, the navy announced today. Both Seamen 1-6, Le ‘ate John C. Hunter and

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, April 26, 1943

EDWARDS—Audie M. (Goodin), age 36 years, 217 Kansas. Wife of Lucian Edwards, mother of Mary Goodin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Commodore Byers. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m.; Olive Branch Christian Church, 2 p. m. Burial Harris Cemetery in Johnson eoun~ ty. . Friends invited.

d Pr . Prien this life Sunday, age neral Tuesday, April 27, at 127 . Traub ave., 2 p. m. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends invited, Moore | 2 & Kirk service.

PRANK Jane a 44 aa oie: of Mallie Frank Ell Greencastle, sister of M. T. DE sunt of C. L. Hunt, Qassed. away Sunday, 2 a m. eral ednesday, 10 a. m., at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th sts. Friends invited. Burial Greenlawn cemetery in Brownsburg. Friends may call at chapel after 6 p. m. Monday.

GALLAGHER—Edward J, 21 N, Decy st., brother of Paul, Leo, Mar garet and Elizabeth Galla her, Mrs. Arthur Scanlon and Mrs. Car Roésinger, d- this life Saturday, April 2 years. Funeral from AnH! ‘Tuesday morning & 8:30, Oy Lady of Lourdes church, a. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Knights of Columbus will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m.

GRAY—Harvey A., age 77. Father of Ira, Otto and Cero Gray and Mrs. Ina Hall, Rassed away Sunday svening Service ednesday, 1:30 p. m., he Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 fi Michigan. Friends invited. Burial Park. Friends may call at the Funeral Home after 3 p. m. Tuesday.

KIMBLE—Ferguson P., 59 years, brother-in-law of Rete ble, away Saturday Funeral Tuesd oy

Dah Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the home, 3125 Madison ave., until 12 noon Tuesday, and at the church until time of service. G. H. Herrmann service.

LENT a eores Al t, age 44 | years, husband of Tillie Lents, father of Lovell, brother .of Enoch and Theodore tz, Mrs. Margaret Norris and Mrs. Julia Bullock, Pe aviy Saturday Po Funeral i1 a. m., at rley Bros. Cal hapel, Illinois at Jock sts. Friends invited. Burial ‘Crown Friends may al at chapel any time.

LIVINGSTON—Warren 8. of 25 W. Michioy st., entered into rest Saturday, 58 years, uncle of Mrs. Richa Winters, Service Tuesday, 10 a. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Washington Park . cemetery. Friends are welcome.

McCARTHY—Mathilda, age 64 years, life 02 a She iolecarthy, Fiouter Pd Mrs en Die yres, - re; pialier, andmother of Charlotte a ha from home of Mrs. pin Ayre

Fun 5330 E. St. Clair, Tuesday, Burial «Holy Cross Ceme Friends invited, Lauck service. McELHANY—Alva Earl, age 54 husband! ___ of Essie McEIhany, father of Mrs. Josephine Hanna of South Hadley Center,

Mass.; Mrs. J. E. Ertel III and Dudley E. and Lieut. Jerome McElhany; son of

age 33

beloved passed

and Mrs: Lelah Barrett and Mrs. Elizabth Meadows; grandfather of John E. el IV, Lynne Ann and Gregory hee passed ayey Saturday 3

day, 3 at Shirley Bros.’ Central Chapel, Flnots

at 10th st. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call any time.

McKELVEY—Alice L., 2715 Carrollton ave., beloved mother of Clyde F., Indianapolis, and H. O. of Detroit, ‘passed away “Saturday afternoon. Services at the residence esday, 11 a. m. Friends invited. rial Stony Creek cemetery east of Noblesville. Friends may call at residence.

MUELLER—Adolph, beloved husband of Alice Mueller, father of Mrs Lena Naaman, ., Lillian Holle, Mrs. Edith Wishmier, Bessie and Adolph Mueller Jr, brother of Marie ists. parted this life Sunday 68. Funeral Wednesday, Apr 38, 28, at the Moore & Kirk i Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill, Frivudy invited.

PAXTON Hite Keller, 93. Husband of Lena Paxton, p awa, aay morning at residence of : ‘nephew, Fred G. e, 741 N. Believieu. Service ‘Wednesday, 3 Ea m., at the Conkle Pu neral Home, 1934 W. Michigan. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. may call at the Funeral Home Jeitnas 3 p. m. Tuesday. ROBERTS—Joseph G., beloved hushand of Margaret ay Roberts, father of Mrs. Lena Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth Lutes, Mrs. Ethel Hickman and Mrs. Bossi Burns, passed away Saturday, 8S al ends may call at the Rovarn stiring Funeral Home, 2 Prospiecs st. Services ay, 2 m., at the funeral home. Piiends yovited, Burial Fairland, Ind. (Shelbyville papers

iplease copy.) BOBY-—Ussla, 4238 Graceland beloved of Asa, mother of JE. Jangwon, rameter of of - other of es Lataston passed awa Services Flann

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may call at the mortuary, (Ph. Wayne Wabash papers please copy.) SCHOENIG Louise Dany. 3 85 years, widow

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CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1984 W. Michigan St.

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1422 1422 Prospect J. O. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THB cuneES: 1234 Prospect St. 7

Lost and Found

LOST—Lady’s rose gold Bulova wrist watch, between Marer Florist and News : ._oftice. Reward. . MA-5238.

TAN leather billfold lost downtown, contain! Toney and papers; reward. 924 Prospect Por Ei small, yellow go1d, 3 diaFhe. (downtown ‘Tuesday; reward.

LOST ier, male, long eared, black and = April 18. Reward. 715 Orange st., MA-5913 LOST, In McCrory” s, man’s brown English change purse containing $90 in collec- __ tions. Generous reward. Call LI-7112,

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ARE VITAL TO THE ~~ WAR EFFORT

MORE OPERATORS Are Needed For This Important Work.

' Real Silk Wants MAINTENANGE HELPERS

STOCK ROOM MEN

CAFETERIA BOYS, 16-17 634 N. NOBLE

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* Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian = —— Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave. Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural

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3 SUPERVISORS 5 TYPISTS : 20 GEN. OFFICE AND FILE CLERKS 10, INVENTORY CLERKS : 10 STOCK CLERKS TO FILL ORDERS § PART-TIME WORKERS (7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.)

We are an old nationally known mail order house, recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employees and have openings now for 53 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.

Apply Employment Office, Main Floor

LANE BRYANT, INC. - 752 E. Market St.

Pleasant Office Employment

12 CLERKS 2 TYPISTS . 2 STENOGRAPHERS

Full time or part time work

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS "634 N. NOBLE

, SHORT ORDER COOK; east side; elderly

woman; evenings. Miller's Tce. Cream,

3901 E. Washington. For work in pay roll de-

STENOGRAPHER— Permanent position. Good pay, ideal working conditions. Please phone for appointment, GApartment. . Must be typist. No experience required.’ Minimum salary, $20 per week. Steady work, chance for advancement; 40-hour

4421. General office per week, time and half for over-

STENOGRAPHER $..% "5. omice time. Call CH-0673 for appoint-

The Central Ohio Paper Co., 530 E. ment,

Ohio St. FR-2548. STENUGERAPHER =~ Some knowledge aS 8;

bookkeep lar hours; Boiday. AIL

Typist-Clerk

The Indianapolis Times has an for young lady to do clerical work and some ty, perience not necessay, coures and neatness imJost ant. an essential ndustry. Five-day. 40-hour week. Permanent appointent phone Mr. . Walker, RI-

for general office work. Experience unnecessary. Will consider beginner.

APPLY TO MRS. SANDS

DAVIS CLEANERS

2835 Northwestern

GIRL, vicinity S. Parker ave., assist housework, 2 hours mornings. CH-0357-M.

Girls or Women X25, Senin in:

To Qualified Men Who Are Now Working in Non-Essential Industries— We Have an Opening as Foreman in Our WAR CONTRACTS DIVISION .

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS : 634 N. NOBLE

2 Griddle Men, 1 Cook. Good money. BR-0047 5610 N. Illinois.

APPRENTICE for Press Room wanted at The Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland St. Ask for Mr. Rusie, RI-B661.

AT ONCE!

Man for Damp Assembly 2 Boys for Bundle Room

WHITE or COLORED This is essential workjat good pay.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. New Jersey

ATTENTION! BOYS EARNEXTRA MONEY

After school by delivering a Times Route. . Mail your name, age and address. . Rot tes available in your neighborhood. Write Indianapolis Times, CirculaHon Dept.. TODAY.

‘BAKERY ROUTE SALESMAN

Estaniichey route, $70 per week to right Only man with iden. 1915 SO

JOE HEATH'S Barb a BARBER 133 W. Market

BODY AND FENDER MAN

J. Guedelhoefer Wagon Co.

, 202 Kentucky Ave.

BOILER ROOM FIREMAN

Steady Work

1800 S. Tibbs

Cake; 339 E, Market. MA-2491.

LOST—Lady's beige coat; Greyhound bus station Saturday; reward. LI-4371. Mrs. Hess.

LOST—Set of f Zovs and fountain pen. Reward. CH-4

Four Sows or apartment “for rent” ad in The TIMES costs as little as 23c try one, .save money and TS. Phone RI-5581 between 8 a m and : p. m.

Schools & Instructions 7A

Mar-| International Beauty § School

Asks Beantlet N. Penmayiva

Help Wanted—Female

_ Ambitious Girls

LEARN LISTING OF FAMILY EOD, WORK AT Good PAY. ASK FOR MR. McATEE.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. New Jersey.

J9u to help Supply the dem and for

No experience nec-

Bakery Helpers 30.5" Good poy

to steady workers. We will teach you. 19156 Southeastern Ave,

CAR SERVICE GIRLS at the NORTH POLE. Good Joey: 5610 N. Illinois. BR-004

CASHIER

for National Bookkeeping Machine

‘ Excellent

urroundings Steady Position—Good Pay

ROST JEWELRY CO.

25 N. Illinois

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Opportunity for Advancement.

PENN. RAILROAD 139 E. South

COUNTER GIR.

white or colored. Good

DAYS. MERIDIA Dishwasher pay. 1357 S. Meridian. er machine operators;

EXPERIENCED E no age limi on light government work. Als girls who want to learn to operate wer sewing machines work on Rabie, Call in person (do not phone). Gates ). Gates Mfg. Co., 415 W. 11th st.

FEMALE COOK HELPER week to 0 strong. all women, who FHA

AVE. Fl to 25; will train; le Clerk x5: ade insurance com-

| _peny, TA-1501,

FOUNTAIN GIRLS | alin pons ag on 1

.and. up. Rapid promotions ‘who are i Ens conditions with

Apply at Office

are no now open

Wor!

special price and terms. 239| HO

WAITRESSES For Full or Part Time Exp. Not Necessary Apply Manager Cafe H. P. WASSON

| WAITRESS, 411 S. Illinois. Waitress—Fountain Girl 5.

Coon’s Drug Store 449 N. Nlinois

WESTERN UNION

of operators who have graduated from our training school

YOUNG WOMEN 18 to 30 YEARS

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Clean, Pleasant Work

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

Paid While Training THEN Immediate Employment

APPLY MR. PICKETT 18 N. MERIDIAN ST.

for fur finishing dept. Fur experience not necessary.

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Wash.

USEKEEPER—Middle aged. white general housework. HU-39186, ae m.

HOUSEKEEPER, cooking, 4 days week, 1130 1.30; $8. 5256 Washington Blvd.

HOUSEKEEPER—Colored or Ww ifte, 8 to 4 irk days, $10 a week. 2 adul ts. BR-1527. HOUSEKEEPER, middle-aged; Tiving quarfos with bath furnished; salary. TA-

JOB PRESS LL a Re out ous » ana 3 overtime.

KITCHEN HELPER

Sundays, no holidays.

English Hotel Coffee Shop | LADY COOK HELPER

. not necess DUEE'S LUN 3238 2. '10t 10th. ney: cH,

NO EXPERIENGE NECESSARY Age 16-30

Days, 5-Day Week. ‘Air Conditioned Plant. Skilled and Semi-Skilleq Work

in ry. Advancement Opportunities Tassured.

National Hosiery Mills Call ‘RI-1321—8 A. M. to 5 P. M. OFFICE HELP pro vy tot

working conditions. Downtown district. FP. H. Langsenkamp Co. - MA-2455.

SALAD GIRL, white or colored; exp. nat necessary if reliable. Age 20-22 preferred. Spink-Arms Hotel (rear.)

' SALES LADY With office experience In taking orders and Selling by phone. For order dept. of’ Large Coal Go.

time ington.

Ive ont Cy Home Front.” Help

—Serve a Trolley or tor. fonger [3 my EE eo Jor wom cellent 0 Permanen work. 1 Paid While learn-

ages orms, urance benefits. - Appl. Room 213, Terminal Bldg. my

if you are the right man.

One familiar with the Sale of Goal preferred. Give experience. ~ Times, Box 1565.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

YOUNG GIRL to work Call after 8. 667 B.

| A u s Employment Sorvioe

For office of war plant. Must be well qualified in general office | work, average shorthand. Do not | apply if now employed at highest = skill a! work. See Mrs.

BOYS over 15 years with or without bicycles. Full-time employment delivering telegrams downtown business area. Provisions made purchase our bi. cycles-on installment plan. Uniforms furnished. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.

WESTERN UNION BOYS TO PARK CARS

SEE MR. A DENISON SERVICE, OHIO AND PEN BOY WANTED to pl lithograph trade. 207 Jackson bldg.

BUILD-UP ROOFERS WANTED. BR-5718. Cabinetmakers or Beginners

5626 W. WASH. BE-2972

CARPENTER and Lelper to SORIEACE storm sash and screen job, Call GA8336 after 6 p. m.

CAR WASHER SIMONIZER A-1, can make $45 up per ye ee

Mr. Adams at

Hickman Olds, Inc. 1510 N. Meridian

CAR WASHER AND PORTER

GOOD PAY; GOOD HOURS.

WEST SIDE FORD SALES

2419 W. WASH.

SR RR, CLEANERS ASSISTANT

opportunity for 3004 an

Good in our cleaning r Such an open - ing doesn’t come “often. Slight: physically handicapped should no Sy terfefe, Dn cleaning business now classed essential to war effort. Because Besinpey is fast growing, will be good after the war.

Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co.

2901 E. WASHINGTON

EE CLEANERS—$25 WEEK

Colored—Experienced Wall Washing—Paper Cleaning. 5%-Day Week, MA-2355 or. come fo 1003

Merchants Bank Bldg.

DISHWASHER HELPER

o Sundays or Holidays

English Hotel Coffee Shop DISHWASHER ,., hE Os: 390 Jay.

Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 48 N.

DISHWASHERS; T color TS a grenings. Miller's Ice. Cream, 001 E

DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—~@ood Pay Piftman-Rice Coal Co.

ELDERLY son who can mow grass and do other light errands; living quarters on premises; reasonable pay; suburban. Call at $11 E Washington st., © Wednesday.

FIRST CLASS mechan I ey $e he: ta 14. A ™ pa

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Essential Industry

Opportunity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD 139 E. South.

ood 0 Jon, res Tegtnd 3

‘Essential Industry,

RILLE MEN—-GOOD PAY

STRAIGHT SHIFT. WA-6440.

HAVE WORK for boys under draft Ae who can furnish work ermit. need colored porter. Call not phone). Gates Mfg. Co.,

11th st. for furnace

HELPE 75¢ per hour.

114 East 24th, TA-0543.

Ice Route Driver

Steady Work—Good Pay

Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

West Side Yard, 233 Lynn st. BE-4573

415 W

and tin work, A. H, Turner,

ANITOR; maintenance; man and ‘wife relerred: good pay, 806 N, Delaware,

JANITOR and wall washer. 540, Consolidated Building.

KNITTERS

Experienced

National Hosiery Mills

Call RI. 1321 between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m.

LABORERS WANTED

Essential Industry Good Pay

‘KINGSBURY & CO. 3001 N. Emerson Ave.

[ LABORERS |

Colored preferred, steady employment, good pay. Essential industry. Report immediately.

AMERICAN LEAD CORP.

1600 E. 21st

LUBRICATION MAN A-1, can average between $50 to $60 per week if you are the right man. See Mr. Adams, Hickman Olds, Inc. 1510 N. Meridian MALE COOK—OVEN MEN DOUGH HANDS—PORTERS

. Good steady job. Sood pay. No experience necessary. Need 10° new men. 1915 80 ASTERN AVE,

MAN TO OPERATE QGASOLIRE PUMPS AND HELP IN SERVICE STATION. DENISON SERVICE, OHIO AND PENN. MA. 2585.

MECHANICS AND TIRE MEN

Apply to Clyde Berry Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

8387 Mass, Ave.

Apply Room

Mechanics

YOU CAN MAKE $1 BONUS. SEE WALTER SIDE FORD SALES, 24190 W.

Steady, permanent employment.

HR, PLUS WEST ASH.

Inland Gontainer Corp.

700 W. Morris St.

Apply 8 to §

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 pieasant working conditions, See us today for full or part

time Work. Muesing-Merrick 2: | “ MA-8686

IR-1 191

n person ( Be

dbus. Jobs

Speratons, gd e learnin “theyre gis; EE a1, edhe Sr =|

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS |

MEN and WOMEN |

40 to 55 Years You can help during the war by serving as communication carriers. Inside work. Experience unnecessary.

Apply Mr. Pickett

Western Union

18 N. Meridian

16 to 60 Years

Defense Plant Cafeteria

High Wages Time and a Half for Over 40 Hours

Day or Night BE. 3600, Ext. 217

MEN-BOYS

Full or Part Time Physical Handicap May Not Tester Rug Cleaning Depart:

CROWN LAUNDRY & | DRY 1 CLEANING CO.

2901 E. Washington & st

FOR SHIPPING DEPT.

GOOD WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE

THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.

_1850 KENTUCKY

For night clerical work. Draft exempt preferred, Must pas physical examination, Essential industry. Permanent employ: ment. ply 209 Lemcke Bldg:

MIDDLE-AGED handy man for small plant. State q x Wage, $20 per wk, ‘Address Times, Box 575.

NON-ESSENTIAL | WORKERS

Your Chance to Get in War Work

38-45 or 4-F: factory not necessary. Learn Or

See MR. ‘JONES

BASCA MFG. C0.

3000 ROOSEVELT AVE.

PORTER

We have a number of p open for men who apprecia . advantage of a permanent years round connection. You ‘will find « our working conditions very agree. “i able. Apply at office,

» HOOK DRUG CO.

California and Market Sts.

Porter Si; i Fa DOP

Good. opportunity for right Phone or apply at Foster 480 S. Saito), RI-1324, Rn

RELIA a plant. B. and State r

+ RELIABLE TRUCK DRIV Must know city. Prefer 4F man. M QULDER, 124 Kentucky ave.

' Service Station Ationdant

Blue Point Auto Supply, 962 8.

SHIPPING ROOM HELPER Steady Work

ACME MATTRESS 00. 708 Madison Ave.

SHORT OF DER COOM St. Moritz, 109 N. Penns: lvania

Tire and Battery vies. Blue Point Auto Supply, 9632 8. Dela

UPHOLST ERERS

Good Wages; Steady Work,

ACME MATTRESS CO. Apply 932 N. Meridian

BLE n; 8 dl) 0 Indias Gravel Co., d. 37.

\AJ Al

AUTO WRECKERS

Experience unnecessary, but have some

CAPITOL AUTO PARTS C0. 823 Ny Capitol

3630 Brookville Rd.