Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1943 — Page 14
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LABOR AFFAIRS AT CROSSROADS
Gongress May Act This Week on Restrictive
Legislation.
By FRED W. PERKINS Times Special Writer
i. WASHINGTON, May jooms up as an important week,
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serhaps a crucial one, for the forces | in congress that have been trying)
Since the war emergeney began to Shact restrictive laws against labor unions.
Outcome of their efforts will be
ndicated by what further teeth the aouse military affairs committee in-
serts in the Connally anti-strike gill, which passed the senate by a]
gig vote last Wednesday. It will be
shown definitely by house and sen-| ate action on the revamped meas-| ure, as well as by whether Presi- |
dent Roosevelt will wish to use and| be successful in power.
. All of these developments depend ih a large degree on whether John| L. Lewis maintains his threat of) another and probably longer na-|
Hon-wide coal-mining strike. If Mr: Bewis should unexpectedly recede | ffom his adamant attitude against settlement of the coal dispute by
ghe national war labor board, con-|
gress would be more disposed to gbmpromise, and the president Would have backing for his confinued effort to keep labor affairs il his own hands.
+ Innocent May Suffer
The hig danger, as labor advogates see it, is that congress will be $6 intent on ‘getting Lewis” that f£ will place handcuffs on unions that have made a record of full performance in behalf of the war effort. Recognition of this danger was ghown Saturday in a Chicago area gonvention of the United Steelworkers of America (C. I. 0), which generally is regarded as a “good” union, when there was a big vote ahd a demonstration in favor of a laration that the United Mine rker leader ‘‘is solely responsible for the present endangerment of the war effort and the entire labor movement by his irresponsible acibn in the recent national coal
shrike." “The current “C. I. O. News” says that the senate, in passing the Connélly bill, took “full advantage of the John L. Lewis strike in the coal lds.” The same publication says torially, “to vent its indignation against one lone-wolf labor leader— gohnected with none of the three major groupings of organized labor “=the senate majority passed a bill t slaps all organized workers in e face and endangers their $hions.”
2 Miners Journal Bitter
Hrne United Mine Workers Journal, jokesman for the Lewis union of ore than half a million men, has sbime observations of its own. Comenting on operations of present ny and threats of other unorable statutes, it says, “when all is said and done, the crowd really responsible for all this skuldoggery against labor are those fluinky ‘labor leaders’ who doublegrossed labor for a miserable reward of petty political favors, and the servile snobbery of being allowed th bask in the reflected glory of the Washington big shots.”
Deaths—Funerals
janapolis Times, Monday,
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BLEKE— Marie Louise, Widow of Dietrich Alske, mother of Mrs. Alma Gerstner, Mrs. Frieda Auch, Walter and Henry WAlske, departed this life Monday, age 89 Funeral Wednesday, May 12, at yesidence, 902 Graham ave, 3 p. Mm, Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. ‘Moore & Kirk Service. goorP—virgil S., age 38 husband of Ethel, father of Barbara Jean, Elva arion, Ray Virgil and Ralph Dennis oop, son of Mr, and Mrs. John E. oop, grandson of Mrs. Sam Faucett, rother of Mrs. Mary Nicholson, George and Joe Boop, passed away Saturday 3 Neb Rapids, Mich. Services Tuesod 2 p. m, Conkle Funeral Home, So%k W. Michigan st. Friends invited. Purial Floral Park. Friends may call iat the funeral home.
BRADY—Fred Schuyler, age husband of Mattie Brady, Glen F., Paul P., Gene F. Francis Lineback, Mrs. brother of Mrs. Leonard Head, Brazil, Ind., passed away at his residence, 708 Euclid ave, Sunday evening. Funeral service 3 p. m. Wednesday at the residence. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited. BRYON—Roy, age 43 husband of Adeline Baist Bryon, father of Roy Bryon Jr, U. 8. navy, Pearl Harbor; brother of Mrs. R. W. Sudoff, New Castle, Ind. passed away Monday morning at residence, 1115 Shannon ave. Funeral notice later. Conkle service. LOONS—William I Sr, 38i9 N. Delaware, husband of Bessie B., father of Williara I. Jr., grandfather of Betty Ann and William III, passed away Sunday evening. Services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 3 p. m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.
COX—Dalsy E., passed away in Detroit Sunday morning at the home of her son, Morton Cox. Services Flanner & Bughanan Mortuary Tuesday at 1:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill ceme-
tery. ELKIN—Sam, 731 Union, passed away Sunday afternoon, husband of Dessie, father of Frances Bunes and Rosalie, son of Pearl, brother of Aleck, Isidore, Sol, Mrs. Sarah Weinberg and Mrs. v8ylvia Services will conducted
74 years, father of Brady, Mrs Jack Rader,
Wasserston.
2 m. Tuesday at
GIBSON—Loy, beloved mother of Myner Freeman and P. F. C. Felton Gibson, sister of Annie Pearson and Purvie Tayjor of Scottsville, Ky., passed away FriA Services Tuesday. 2 p. m, at the D. Beanblossom Mortuary. Burial Whshgon Park. Friends may call at her home, 1438 S. Meridian st,, any time.
HAMMER Lawrence O., 3203 Central ave. .Beloved husband of Marvel, passed away Monday a. m. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 4 Bam Friends invited. Burial Crown i
HERRIN—Lola Maude Ryker, 24 N. Euclid ave. beloved mother of Mrs. Maxine Roberts, Mrs. Mellie LaShorne, Ryker. "Los Angeles, and Ralph Ryker, Santa Barbara: grandmother of Paul Jr. and Bill LaShorne, Mary E. Williamon and Marlowe and Biilie Roberts, Ronale Nelda Jean and Lawrence vker, departed this life Saturday, age Funeral Tuesday, May 11, at the ogre & Kirk Irvington Mortuary, 5342 Washington st., 2 bo Friends invited. Cremation fol owing. (Los Angeles papers please copy.) NER—BEdward A., age 55 beloved rusnd of Virgie Hiner, brother of Har and Morgan Hiner, Ethyl Baldridge an ce Barnes, passed away Sunday 3 a. m. Funeral Wednesday R m., Shirley Brothers Irving Hill hape!, 5377 E. Washington. Burial James Town, Ind. Friends may call at chapel any time after 10 a m. Tuesday, RING—Edwin, age 81, husband of Ruby M King and father of Oscar E. and rs. Neph King, late residence 32 8. e atu 3 Fa aw ih Sarasoin. 5 urda, unera un a ’ Shirley Bros. Hi A Chapel
rit Sus 3 hin ton 3 chapel any
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Deaths—Funerals 1
Indianapolis Times, Monday, N May 10, 1943 KINGSTON Estelle B., 51248 E. Washington st. beloved wife of Ernest L. Kingston ahd sister of Edgar F. and Elmer R. Brown and Mrs. Anna B. Sherman and Lina O'Connor, passed ave early Sunday a. m. Services at the Annes & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, p. mm. Friends invited. Burial IW Hill. McKEE—Mvrs. Bertha C., } passed away and tly morning. J. A. McKee and sister of Mrs. Arabel Ozler of Crestwood, N. ¥.; a niece, Mrs. Helen Wilkus, and a hw: Mr. Gene Ozier. Services at the Flanneér & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
MILLER Frederick D., 4247 College ave, father of Marcellus H. Miller, passed away Saturday Wit Services at the Nather & Buchanan ortuary Tuesday Friends invited, Burial Friends may call at the
5224 Park ave, Wife of
at m. Crown Phin, mortuary, OSMAN—William Joseph, beloved little son of Isaac and Gladys Osman, passed away Sunday. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m, at the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect. Friends invited. Burial New Crown. Friends may call at the Chapel of the Chimes after 8 p. m. Mohday.
REEVES—William, of 1109 N. Rural, entered into rest Saturday, age 83 years, husband of Jennie A. Reeves. Services Tuesday, 2 p. m., at Hany W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are welcome,
SCHMUTTE—John, beloved husband of Mary, father of John and Leonard Schimutte, passed away at residence, 2838 Northwestern ave., Sunday, May 9. Servfces 9 a. m. Wednesday at Feeney & Feeney Mortuary, 2339 N., Meridian, Friends may call any time. MITH -Mittie, 89 years, beloved MOtheY of Cecil Smith, sister of Mrs. A, Toms, Mrs. John @G. Meisberger, Mrs. Harry Tumey and Edwoard Bastin, passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. m, at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after 1 p. m, Tuesday. TRAIT—Pvt., Harold J, husband Esther, son of Mrs. Lola M. Btrait, brother of Mrs. Clyde Armel, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Arval Moore, Brazil, passed away in 8t. Petersburg, Fla.,, Thursday. Services at the J. C. Wilson ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes at 2 p. m, Tuesday. Friends fay call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” Burial Memorial Park.
URNER Samuel G., age 73, husband of Mary C, Turner, father of Mrs. Mable Shull, Mrs. Margaret Clark, Nie, Albert and Marjon Turner, brother of Mrs. Allie Beach, Mrs. Julia Garrett, Mrs. Grace King, George, Frank, James and John Turner, passed away Monday morning at residence, 3308 W. St. Clair st, Services Wednesday, 2p. my Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited.
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money in war plants you can do the same.
INSTITUTE Ph. BE-5005 For Details
Help Wanted—Female
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
01d established firm has open: ings for one experienced
EDIPHONE OPERATOR
Also 2 with some comptometer and typing experience. Good starting salary and excellent opportunity for right type. Ideal working conditions. Phone for appointment. Mr. Miller, RI 2422,
OMAN To work in grocery; South ids, gre ferred. 1431 E. Raymond. GA-00| woman for grocery TE
GIRL WA-0563 Girl for General Office Work
Light typing Rbgessar Permanent sition. Good sal y Will consider gluner. Apply YMOUR'S, 141
vashington. woman; no Sundays.
Grill-Counter X55 iveen 0-12 m. 2625 Wi. Washington
HERE'S A GOOD TIP!I WOMEN Serve on the ‘‘Home
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fits. IAN Room 213, Terminal Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS HOUSEKEEPER wanted
home, Trinity Rectory, st., Anderson, Ind.
INSPECTORS
Needed An Essential Industry
0s | eWw.
in minister's 1421 Fletcher
Burial Bethel cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home after 10 & m.| Tuesday.
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Funeral Directors
Walter T. Blasengym
2296 Shelby GA-257 3129 N. Illinois WA.3316
. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
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WE TRAIN YOU Permanent Employment For Those Who Qualify Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Fairmount Glass Works 1501 S. Keystone
ARLEY-FUNERALS .2semst2es, | 55 FLANNER & BUGHANAN
23 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
SC GRINSTEINER'S |.
MA-3374
G.H. H
EAST ST.
HISEY & TITUS
1305 8S. MA-8488
851 N. Delaware St.
IR-1159
SHIRLEY BROS.
Illinois
ROBERT W. STIRLING
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LOST—Brown brief case; left in adJ on E. 38th st. CH-2250-W.
$54 N
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Schools & Instructions TA
Now at New Location
International Beauty School
342 BE. WASHIN N ST. Beauticians in great i Special terms. |
Help Wanted—Female 8 ~~ 2 SALES GIRLS Retail store, will train, 2 pay, steady work. 915 8. Meridia BUS GIRL, bus boy ahd woman. Eaton's Restaurant, 612 E. 38th,
Some typi a CLERK and deal), Will train, © Age
North Side Insurance Co. TA-1581. CLERK General office. Will train, Not over 30. North Side Insurance Co. TA-1591.
DINING ROOM Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian. olored, light housework. LI. 3273. C00K must be experienced in gen'l
cocking and pie baking. Berry's lunch No. 1, 13¢ N. Pennsylvania.
EXPERIENCE GUARANTY CAFETERIA, RIDIAN.
UNNECESSARY; 20
6 N.
DAYS, ME-
EXPERIENCE OSTA RY $ JD 8. ELARANTY CAFETERIA, E-
Couple 40 to 50 Years Old
Sober man to drive truck, woman to keep house and furniture clean; no cook ing, no washing; $25 eo ook and living guarters furnished. N. Meridian.
DISHWASHER WANTED—Hours § pm BASKET "RESTAURANT, Thal EF Byker
ELDERLY LADY, care of children; stay nights. Call between 5 and 6 p. m. 1142 8. Pershing.
White. od FOUNTAIN GIRL J ood aw
WA-6440.
FOUNTAIN SCHOLNER as Seth Mi Bole GENERAL HOUSEWORE ! hiale ve.
oes 00d
WHITE—We Will Train
(LAUNDRY “i or soot Laundry Bundle Work Marker |
Good A TAR LAUNDRY, | 23 ® Roosavent Ave. |
| SATE Wie or colored, Full charge. | assist with children i employed. | Stay. $15. CH-4205-R
Mattress Maker
1832. Good pay; excellent | |
Night Waitress working conditions.
Esquire Grille, IR-0087.
a am— PAY ROLL Clerk
Experienced. Good | working cond. RI |
Help Wanted—Femate 8| Help Wanted—Female
~~ TELEPHONE COMMUNICATIONS
ARE VITAL TO THE WAR EFFORT
MORE OPERATORS
Are Needed For This Important Work
3 SUPERVISORS 3 TYPISTS
6 MAIL OPENERS
We are an old nationally
better positions alse. All
The Eli Lilly and
will remain open Monday,
from anyone not
APPLY TO
Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian Miss Saltsman, {8 N. Belmont Ave. Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
“PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR
25 GEN. OFFICE AND FILE CLERKS 5 INVENTORY CLERKS 20 STOCK CLERKS FOR CLOTHING ORDERS 3 ADJUSTERS FOR CREDIT OFFICE
3 EXP. COOKS FOR EMPLOYEES LUNCHROOM
recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employees and have openings now for 70 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.
Apply Employment Office, Main Floor LANE BRYANT, INC.
152 E. Market St. —
SRA dp | Employment Office
Thursday evenings from 5:30 to 8:30 p, m. During the day Mondays through Fridays the employment office is open from 8 a. m, to § p. m. Applications for employment will be accepted
dustry or activity. and medicines is essential to the war effort,
Eli Lill
known mail order house,
Several positions permanent.
Company
top wages. Cully, Supt.
Auto Metal Man
In our modern shop; plenty of work with Classified as essential.
Roy Wilmeth Co.
702 N. Meridian St.
BOYS 16-17 OR 18-19, DRAFT EXEMPT, ARN TUR REWINDING AND AUTO TRIO REPAIR. APPLY 312 8B. EAST ST, MR, MURRAY, AFTER 2 P. M. BOYS over 156 years with or without bicycles. Fulltime employment delivering telegrams downtown business area. Provisions made purchase our bis
cycles on installment plan. Uniforms furnished. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian,
WESTERN UNION BOYS TO PARK CARS
SER MR. BRADLEY, DENISON . 108 HIG AND BENN. BON amv BOY TO BELL BTRAWBERRIES $12 Week, 623 Prospect st.
CAR WASHER & PORTER
GOOD SALARY! LEWIS & WINKLER
14 W. 16TH ST. HI-0300,
Coal Truck Drivers
Bteady Work<Good Pay
Polar Ice & Fuel Co.
West Side Yard, 233 Lynn St, BE-4573
COLORED BERVICE MAN; neat appears ing; age 40-55; free to travel, salar and expenses; Box 683, Times.
Couple 40 to 50 Years Old
Sober man to drive truck, woman to kep house and furniture clean; no cooks ing, no washing: $256 per week and living quarters furnished. 2310 N. Meridian.
2612 E. Washington.
references,
and meals.
Wednesday and
employed in an essential ine The manufacture of drugs
Y and Company Employment Office
220 E. McCarty
CASH OFFICE
General type oifice work
ments.
LEADER
Experience necessary. Full-time employment.
Commercial graduates will be given consideration.
SALESLADIES
Experienced preferred but not necessary. All depart-Full-time or part-time work. Apply Mr.
IERS GIRLS
DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—Good Pay
Pittman-Rice Coal Co. MA-6565
EXPERIENCED TIRE CHANGER
Apply Personnel Office
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Toobin
STORE
149 E. WASHINGTON ST.
artment
entails delivery proofs advertisers afraid
wage, week. a. m. to 4:30 a m. to 5:30 p. and Sundays LD. Manager, Times,
GIRLE-We have an opening in our advertising service defor a 7 and 20 years old to act as messenger and copy girl.
to stores square and general service to Only to be outside the day need apply. $17.50: b-day, Working
off. Young, The
irl between
Job aavertising the mile
of in a girl un< of Starting 40-hour hours 7:30 or 8:30 Saturdays See Mr. Advertising Indianapolis
p. m, m,
For Defense Plant Must Type
Old established concern. Air-conditioned office. Pleasant surroundings. Good salary.
Climax Machinery Co.
143 E. Morris NUS — Power Machine Operator Jv...
Overall Laundry, 2520 E 12th Bt.
SALES GIRL wanted for food truck
in ordnance plant. 10% comm. on sales. Good money, 18 years and over. \
Shirt Experience
Guaranteed high rate of pay, steady or part time, best of equipment, pleasant surroundings and well ventilated plant. Apply
United Laundries
336 E. Washington
Sienographer and general ice.
Some coll chemistry. Will train.
Age, 18 to 28. North Side Insurance Co. TA-1501.
ven "FRI. but
Motor freight pkpeidhee not necessary. Miss O
TYPIST
Age 1% to 30, to work in billing department. Starting salary $22.50.
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
Call RI-I1521 8 A. M. to 8 PP. M.
WAITRESSES
for Full or Part Time, Exp. Not Necessary. Apply Manager Cafe
H. P. WASSON WAITRESS 2,
and meals, TEN, 8914 E. Washington.
~~ WAITRESS
Nights—experienced. Peacock Restaurant, 301 N. Illinois.
Waitresses & Counter Cirls
Good salary, Weak and uniforms Jugs nished. HILL'S \EPY SERVICE, 32 N Pennsylvania, % 2A
WHITE cook and a for women's club; good Nags: excellent working -conditions. Call RI-6023 for interview.
For local established grocery and coffee route. Salary, commission and bonus. Car furnished, expenses paid, 5-day week. Also 3 canvassers woh are accustomed to $35-850 weekly earnings. Transportation Jurmehed. Apply 650 Virginia ave, 9 a. m. 1.
WOMEN—Girls, full or part time. Physi-
cal handicap may not interfere. Especially interested in part time women. Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. 2001 E. Washington. Between age of 30 and 45, to work in ice cream stores. Apply in person. 1250 Beecher.
p. necessary; $20
KAT'S KIT-
Women to Train
FOR MILL SUPPLY, STOCKKEEPERS ND PACKERS, EXPERIENCE UN-
ING CON=YS TRADY EMPLOYMENT. FES. ENT. MR.
FOR wii OTH Help Wanted—Male a 6 LABORERS
or Mare Sn bus to 8th and Lafyatt e ae -
76¢ hour. Bert Wilhelm, BE-2026. 2 W. 16th, 1 Day and 1 Night Porter
LINDNER BROS, 6101 BE. WASH.
APPRENTICE BARTENDERS
Draft deferred men to learn bartending. Good wages. Honest, sober and bondable. Men with rio experience preferred.
See R. T. Graham »
HOTEL
|Help Wanted—Male
| BATTERY
ADJUSTMENT Corporation wants reliable man to solicit accounts in small towns. | Box 654, Times.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN, Telephotie experiense helpful, Top comsion adio. ~2431.
APPRENTICE for Press Room wanted at The Indianapolis Times, 214 Ww. Maryland St. Ask for Mr. Rusie, RI-5551.
ATTENTION! BOYS EARNEXTRA MONEY
After school by delivering a Times Route. . Mail your name, age and address, . . . Rou tes available in your neighborhood. . Write Indishiapelis Times, Circulation Dept.
Attention—Men, Women Over 50
PREVIOUS RESTAURANT SEE MR. EATON, 642
WITH ANY EXPERIENCE. E. 38TH.
INSTALLER
Apply Personnel Office
“Block Layer—Carpenter
and Laborer
Steady work. Acme Construction and Wrecking Co., 37 N. Reisner. MA-3711.
BODY AND FENDER MAN
J GQuedelhoefer Wagon Co.
202 Kentucky A
FIREMAN and Porter, colored, Bridg-
man Dairy, 1224 N. Capitol.
FOUNDRY LABORERS X134}
Castings Inc, 408 8. Penn,
“FURNACE “REPAIR MAN
We can use one ex AIR installer and one helper, HOLLAND FURNACE CO, 740 E orth st. Garage Attendant—Car Washer 30 WwW. Vermont. GRILLE MEN—GOOD PAY STRAIGHT SHIFT. WA-6440,
Grill Men & Dish Washers top salaries, chance to advance. HILL'S Snabey SERVICE, 32 N, Pennsylvania, 20 E. 16th
——————— HERE'S A GOOD TIP!!
MEN Permanent jobs available as trolley and bus operators, Excellent pay. Reliable and dependable work Paid while learning Insurance benefits. Do work vital to the war effort. Apply Room 213, Terminal
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS SE ————— ey Ice Route Driver
Bteady Work—Good Pay
Polar Ice & Fuel Go.
West Side Yard, 233 Lynn st. BE-4573
KNITTERS
Experienced 45 Gauge Machine
Now Working 48 Hours Per Week
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
Call RI-1321 8 A. M. to 5 P. M,
JANITOR—White or colored smal
warehouse and office. GA- 4507
LABORERS
Essential Industry Pay. Up to $40 Weekly Apply TA. Mior TP. M. E. RAUH FERTILIZER CO.
Rear, Union Stock Yards
LABORERS
Steady Employment. Good Pay.
LITHOGRAPH PRESS HELPERS
for printing plant engaged in War Work on 24-hour basis. You must be U, 8S. Citizen and agreeable to work on most Saturdays and Sundays. Good wages, steady work and considerable overtime pay for the duration. Good opportunity to learn pressman trade for lifetime job.
WM. B. BURFORD
PRINTING CO.
See Mr.
y 4°
Help y Wanted-Male 9
ME for general factory defense work, ex«
WOMEN necessary,
Steady employment
U. S. Corrugated Fibre Box Co.
1409 Roosevelt Ave. MISCELLANEOUS
FACTORY WORKERS
Apply THOMAS & SKINNER STEEL PRODUCTS CO. 1120 E. 23d,
MAINTENANCE MAN
General knowledge of electrical work and usual maintenance of a building. Please give full details and salary expected in your first letter. Permanent position. Address
Box 1570, Times.
to learn retreading business; no experi. ence necessary, Sasentinl war industry. 602 N, Capitol. RI-3560
MAN wanted 11% Maryland,
ie lot. 117 W,
Moor oies
YOU CAN MAKE 81.124 HR, PLUS BONUS. BEE WALTER BE, WEST SIDE FORD SALES, 2410 W. WAS H.
Experience unnecessary; men 45 years old and over; for steady employ ment in a milk and ice cream plant,
Banquet lce Cream & Milk Co.
1214 Southeastern ave. Experienced or
MEN WANTED inexperienced for MILK PLANT
. Essential Any _BRIDGMAN DAIRY, 1224 N. CAPITOL
Men About 60 Years of Age For Factory Labor Work
Must be in good health, and steady workers, for permanent employment in food factory. Can earn about $30 weekly to start, with chances for rapid advancement and other advantages, Call BE-3400 8:30 A. M. to 4:30 P, M.
MEN
FOR SHIPPING DEPARTMENT
Essential Industry Good Wages Steady Work
Kingsbury and Co.
3001 N. Emerson
18 to 30—~No Experience Needed
$25 to $30 Weekly
The Toddle House has several exSeiler openipgs for reliable men omen, Starting salary $25 Hy $30 plus $1.25 per day meals allowance and an opportunity to become a manager at $40 to $50 lus meals allowance and bonus. his work is not dificult. Regular salary while learning. No dishwashing. One day off each week. Night or day hours. Permanent jobs and fairest treatment, Prefer those who do not expect to be called into the army. Phone Mr, Radell, WA-7979, any time or apply at 2423 Pierson St. (between eridian and Illinois) 9 A. M, to 4 P, M. daily or Sunday.
NIGHT WATCHMAN AND FIREMAN
Good salary. LUX LAUNDRY 53rd and Winthrop. BR. 5461
Painter Wa nted—HU- 8623
Penn Railroad Needs Freight House
Truckers Essential Industry
Wondertu) Ogporiunivy 139 E outh PIN BOY Can make $20-$35 per week, Part or full time, BROAD RIPPLE BOWL, 1010 E, 63d St BINGLE MAN over 40 for full time sala= ried job. Box 606, Times. BINGLE FARM HAND, "32 miles from Ine dianapolis. BR-4065
EOUTH SIDE boy, oR an school, to work
Lon milk route, GA-48
STEADY JOB in qc a plant reliable colored man i Block | Material Co, 712 W. 13th
I™ tha delivery boy [3 ock Room Boy 4 with bicycle; full or part time, Apply Room 532, 352 8, Nlinois,
Time and One-Half for Overtime
for the good, experienced meial man. Plenty of overtime; tools not necessary. SEE MR. WILMETH. 961 N, Meridian,
Jack Maurer Motors,
TRUCK MECHANICS
Gone a Essential industry. 333 WB st
- Used Car Porter
For largest Oldsmobile dealer in the Mid-West. Good wages and steady job to reliable party. See Mr. Adams.
1510 N. Meridan WANTED-—Handy man; single; to exe Jaan ® services for llving quarters,
Warehouse Men & Order Clerks White, good working conditions. 0. P. LESH PAPER CO. 121 Ky. Ave,
WOOD WORKERS Highest Wages Paid
Belt fender—mill men and assemblers, Apply Mr. Spratt, 421 E, Market
WOOL PRESSER
Best Wages in City DARKO & SONS, CLEANERS EE ——— i Personal Services 13
WE PRINT everything but money and help Richards The Printer,
Johns Butte 135 E
GENERAL Book Binding, worth, Law Books a Specialty, Market. LI-T7016 WALL PAPER desned; good neat work and no dirt. TA-0216.
(ALTERATION SPECIALIdTS)
LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE* REASONABLE
MEYER O JACOBS 12-214 E. 16th WA-0084
(CEMENT CONTRACTING)
A-1 BLOCK and general cement work; reasonable; work guaranteed; free estie mates. RI-8139.
(CRUSHED STONE-—TOP DIRT)
CRUSHED STONE :5,:' Rr-seee
cinders. RI-5664, (HARDWOOD FLOORS)
HARDWOOD floors laid, Old floors refine ished like new. FRED FRY. IR-6068.
(LANDSCAPING)
COW MANURE, Peat Moss & Top Soil. wy CH. 5997-M MATTRESS REPAIRING
HAVE mattresses renovated, box and ine nerspring repaired early. RI-1832.
(PAPER CLEANING)
PAPER CLEANING—MA. 5098
MEN
FOR SHIPPING DEPT.
GOOD WAGES STEADY WORK COLORED or WHITE
THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL. CO.
1850 KENTUCKY
a for rfape cleaning and ad wash-
FR-3124 MEN 20 *
UNLOAD COAL CARS 1001 Southeastern
MEN OR WOMEN
16 Years or Over
Previous experience not necessary. Training classes for new employees to learn the manufacture of cotton cloth for bags. Starting rate 45¢ per hour. We are an essential industry. If you are not now employed in a war industry
apply to
INDIANAPOLIS
BLEACHING CO. 900 W. WABASH
“MEN, BOYS—FULL OR PART TIME en afternoons. Physical handle. Sap may not interfere. Rug 8 rtm pa CROWN LAUNDRY AND DRY
. 2001 E. fuss st.
SACKS SWAP
(PAPER CLEANING & PAINTING) A-1 PAPER CLEANING and inside painte ing, RI-1591. (PAPER CLEANING-—-WALL WASHING)
WALLPAPER CLEANING and washing, Mr. Bell. ° FR-3124.
(PAPER HANGING)
PAPER HANGING, 1943 Fade proof np Prompt 1st class work. BL-080 =
(ROOFING)
FREE estimates on new roof repair. REESE ROOFING CO. RU-2408
(ROOF REPAIRING)
REPAIR BERVICE -— Leak roof, gutters cleaned, Top. RI-2928
(SEWER CLEANING)
SEWER CLOGGED ? Electric way to clean sewers, MA. 3073
No mess. No digging. 2-Year
ROTO ROOTER swe seivice
Est, SEWER SERVICE CO, (TREE TRIMMING)
EXP RE Tees pruned and ree moved. FR-4765.
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TRIMMING, pruning and fpraving. | FAIL CREEK LANDSCAPE CO. _ CO. RI-
(WINDOW SHADES)
KEITH SHADE CO.
1350 ILLINOIS RI-1581
A- | SHADE & LINOLEUM Co.
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Cc. T. FOXWORTHY, J Nn MA-T161 ELECTRIC MOTORS [cheired and
changed, rn Jignt plant for sale. 702 Madison, RI-17
We Repair Washers Madison. RI-T731.
tors. WILL swap cash for rN must rh Joe tires. Axk for H. P. between 8 a. m. " Used and built to order. Bes Bikes supply in city. oy (We buy.) 2120 W. Wash, BE, 2381. Snop. We Buy, Sell or Trade Anythin 318 E. Wash.—334 Indiana Ave. LI BWAP cash for 1041 Chevrolet, For. Plymouth; good tires, iy trond or no dealers, please, fin pay cash for dai tires. WATE raed. ¢
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or after § I WANT to buy a late m CAr; cash, payments or ?, After Ms id WA-6560, or daytime, RI-3900. . BOAT—16 ft. inboard, unfi material to finish. 3553 ND
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WANTED TO BUY-—Used t make. Call WA-1229, Pt Willers, ang
for wash f | Pay More owe kai Bg BE a Trailers
2-wheel, will buy, any cond.; we rent, CH-5887. FR-0042,
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