Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1943 — Page 15

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MONDAY, J DESERT IDEAL

FOR TRAINING

Army Makes Good Use of

Vast Space Needed For Maneuvers.

Times Special DESERT TRAINING CENTER, | Indio, Cal, why

this war? Here's the answer:

This piace covers an enormous i It has no|

number of square miles.

fences, no houses, only two rail-

roads (which are on the edges) and!

two national highways. The army can deploy four or five | divisions abreast with spacing such as there would be in warfare, A stead of cramming them togethe is necessary in other training po ters. Also, it doesn’t matter where a man is trained. Its how he’s trained. Physical condition is the most important factor in preparing a man for battle. A soldier in good physical shape can quickly adjust himself | to below-zero temperatures even if he has been trained in a hot climate, or vice-versa. A man in poor shape can’t do well in either a cold or a hot climate.

Train Entire Divisions And lastly, the land here cost very little. Most of it was owned by the federal government, the state of California or the city of Los Angeles. It offers no problems of damage fits for fence destruction, crop

Ramage and other losses that armies often cause during maneuvers. Entire divisions of 15000 men|

May 17.—Ever wonder | the army is training 100,000 | soldiers in the desert when it looks | as if desert fighting is finished for!

cited for distinguished service

| war manpower | Wendell I. Willkie; Elmer Davis, O.

Lark Is Over for Playboy Private

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, May 17 (U.P) —Pvt. Eden J. McMahon | of Los Angeles, who went A. W. O. L. and spent several days impersonating Movie Actor Jackie Cooper at Miami night spots, today was in custody of military police none the happier from tak- | ing bows and signing autographs. The 21-year-old soldier, who entered the servigh four months ago, had been A. . O. L. from his base here since last Tuesday and

merous appearances at night clubs in Miami and Miami Beach. He said he was scheduled to leave by plane tomorrow for Hollywood to appear in a radio broadcast with Lionel Barrymore. He told officers he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Patrick MeMahon of Los Angeles.

INDIANA SONS MEET | FOR DINNER MAY 21

Sons of Indiana from New York, | Washington, Chicago and Indiana {will have their 27th reunion Friday, May 21, in the New York Advertising club, with a dinner at 7 P- m. and speakers from 8 to 9 |p m. Invited to the meeting are 20 Sons to and to Indiana in including: Paul V. McNutt, commission head;

their country 1642,

W. I. director; Byron Price. director of censorship; Lowell Mellett, O. W. I; Adm. Royal E. Ingersoll; Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, selective service: Wayne Coy, assistant director of the budget: Congressman

{Louis Ludlow; Charles E. Halleck; Claude E. Wickard, secretary of

each, which have received their Pre- agriculture; Attorney Oscar Ewing:

liminary training elsewhere. are! tions to live under battle conditions| for 13 weeks. After their training]

graduate course on some foreign!

battlefront

Just Like Battle Zone i

Everything here is done as it will | This training |

center runs 180 miles by 180 miles—

Sen, Taymond E, Willis; W. L. Batt,

brought into this theater of opera-|yar production board; Kent Cooper,

A. P.; Will H. Hays, Roy W. Howard, Bernard Gimbel and Governor

here they are ready for the post- | Schricker.

John Zellers, Elkhart, has been re-elected president. {FALL NINE FLOORS TO DEATH

FT. WAYNE, Ind. May 17 (U. P.). —Perry J. Lippert, 47, custodian of

was reported to have made nu- !

in a vital aircratt trade. teach you which ever trade

time you can spend in our the trade you learn will fit as well as peace time jobs,

We Still Have Room for a Few Pay-as-You-Go Students. Come Out or Phone—Get the Details.

Learn How FREE

If you can't fight for Uncle Sam, you can work for him

or months time required depending on the amount of

actual shop and field experience.

MUNICIPAL ATR PORT IADIARAPCLIS

At no cost to you, we will you select. Only a few weeks

class rooms. And remember, veu for big paying war time

LEARN

Aircraft Mechanics Engine Mechanics Aircraft Radio or Aircraft Welding

Competent ir-cooled an

nstructors, modern liquid-cooled engines,

those who qualify.

Georgia St.

8|Help Wanted—Female

Ages 18 to 50, must pass physical examination. Willing to work any shift—top piece rates after training. Time and one-half over forty-hour week.

Apply in Person, Employment Office, 7 A. M. to 5 P. M.

United States Rubber Co.

549 E.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, May 17, 1943

PAHUD— Charles G., husband of the late Florence Rupp Pahud, father of Lieut. Charles G. Pahud Jr., U. 8. navy, New Orleans, La.; Robert D. Pahud, S. K.,

U. 8S. navy, Norfolk, Va.: Mrs. Kenneth E. Higgins, Cincinnati, O., and William (Billie) Pahud, city; brother of Alfred X. Pahud and arry F. Pahud, city, passed away at his residence, 3407 Boulevard place, Sunday. age 57 vears. Funeral services at Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, ib E. New York st. Wednesday, 2:30 p Burial Crown ill Feichds may call a ¥ time at the funeral ome

PHILLIPS Gloria Mae, 1132 N. Grant ave, entered into rest Sunday, age 13 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R. Phillips, sister of Mrs. Vivian Landreth and Irene Phillips, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Ingle. Serv. ices Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are welcome. Burial Memorial Park. PRICE—Grace M., beloved mother of Sally Humphrey, sister of Rose Williams, Ethel White, Nellie, Noxie, Mary, McKinley and Addison McFarland, passed away

Sunday. Services Tuesday, 32 p. mh, at the W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary. Burial New Crown cemetery. Friends

SHAFFER Ralph T., husband of Dorothy,

may call at the mortuary any time.

father of Mrs. Daniel Adamson of Pittsburgh. Pa.; Ralph and Sichard Shaffer of Brownsville, Pa. ister of Mrs. Charles L. Miller of IndIARApOlIS, son of Mrs. R. T, Shaffer, passed away in Muncie Saturday. Services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 4 m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.

| the Citizens Trust building, Ft.

approximately 30,000 square miles— | | Wayne, apparently tried to enter and in it more than 100,000 men are |an elevator carriage he thought was] learning how to live in a battle area | Stopped at the ninth floor landing |

by doing it.

be done in a battle theater of opera- | BARNES Clara Catherine (Matthews). of tions. California moon approximately 500,000 pounds of food will be moved into the area under complete blackout conditions.

will move back to the railhead 32 miles away, haul wastes, is speeding, to the sohead where the rations are divided according to units.

open country, the truck convoys are not permitted to use roads.

Five complete divisions plus at-

Everything here is done as it will;

For instance, under a hazy

Long strings of 2ii-ton trucks

load up with food, and it over rough and trackless where seven miles an hour called truck-

‘Rugged’ Is the Word In order to practice driving over

In a

battle area they would use roads in there were any, but here they learn | to live under the worst conditions | they are likely to face. |

Troops move out into the open)

desert from the camp every Monday | morning, returning Thursday night. | They sleep on blankets stretched on|

the ground. Because there is so lit- | EALES—Thomas

le rainfall here (five inches a year), |

pup tents seldom are used.

rugged. The equipment is rugged. And the men are rugged. That

isn’t just an army expression. It's a fact. The heat here is terrific. Yester-

day

the camp tents) was 115. That was| a spring day.

Life is rugged. The country is

the temperature in the sun there isn't any shade, except in|

day.

tached and special troops now are | in training here.

BARNETT Helen

BOWERS Perry L.,

DRURY—George

HARTWIG—William H., 74 years. beloved

In the summer it gets hot.

Police Outwitted By Renegade Pig

THE PORK shortage notwithstanding, police have decided to have nothing more to do with a pig that has been running at large and foraging in the victory gardens of Irvington. Mrs. J. R. Moore; 114 S. Ritter ave, sent in an emergency call to police today that a pig was running loose on her property. Patrolman Martin Kruse and Charles Springer were dispatched to the scene and chased the blankblank porker for an hour or more, but finally gave up. It's still out there somewhere and, as far as police are concerned, any one with ingenuity enough to catch it, can have it.

Vietim of Theft For Third Time

EMMANUEL LEVE, 2547 Carrollton ave, is* getting provoked with burglars. For the third time in two weeks, they broke into his Commercial Towel & Uniform Co. at 520 E. 11th st, last night. They took 40 dozen kitchen towels and six dozen bath towels, with a total value of $57. Burglars also broke the window in the rear door of Stegemeier’s restaurant, 114 N. Pennsylvania st., and stole liquor valued at $18. Bert Lay reported the theft of $111 from his grocery and restaurant at 3773 College ave.

DISCIPLES OPEN CONVENTION

KOKOMO, Ind., May 17 (U. P). —The 104th annual state convention of the Churches of Disciples of Christ opens tonight at the Main Street Christian church here with Dr. 8. Grundy Fisher, pastor of the

University Park church,

McNERNEY Nellie L,,

OLIGER—Helena Mae,

OLIVER Loren, husband of Dora, son ot

when he fell to his death yester-

| Deaths—F ‘unerals 1

| Indianapolis Times, Monday, May 17, 13, 1943

3835 Boulevard Place, mother of Carl Matthews of Lebanon, Clyde Matthews of Clermont Chris Matthews of California, and Claude Matthews of Indianapolis, departed this life Sunday, age 83. Funeral Tuesday, May 18, at Moore & Kirk Northside Colonial Mortuary, College ave. at Fairfield, 2 p. m. Firends invited. Louise, entered Into rest Saturday, age 26 Teprs. daughter of Frank and Anna Barnett, sister of Mrs, Marie Tharpe, William and Richard Barnett, granddaughter of Laura Rummel and Mr. and Mrs. John Petit Services Tuesday, 10 a. m., at residence, 3056 Central ave. Friends are welcome. Burial Springdale cemetery, Madison, Ind. Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge. of 1318 N. Tuxedo, entered into rest Sunday, age 70 years, husband of Bertha A. Bowers, father of Everett L., Homer D., Joseph A. and Clarence C. Bowers, brother of Austin M. and Abner G. Bowers. Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Friemxis are welcome. Burial I. O. O. F. cemetery, Darlington, Ind. B., father of the late Hazel Drury, brother of Mrs. Henry Miller, Crawfordsville: uncle of Mrs. John McCann and William Drury, Indianapolis, died Saturday at Lafavette. Friends may call at the Rirby Mortuary, 19th. Funeral Tuesday, Philip ceme-

Meridian st. at 8:30, at the a aa 9 a. m, St. Neri church. Burial Holy Cross tery. Friends invited. J., age 78 father of Mrs. Louise M. Hogan, grandfather of Mrs. Lorarine Carlson and S. D. Bishop, passed away Sunday. Services Monday,

SUTTON—Kate Mabrey,

| WESTON—Laura M., age 58, beloved wife

WINDISCH Slonell

(CO WILLIAMS John L.,

age 76, beloved mother of Mrs, Holmes R. Gabbert and Mrs. Clyde H. Gabbert, sister of Mrs. | Alice Lewis, Mrs. Hattie Blaisdell and, grandmother of James and Hazel Louise Gabbert, passed away Sunday. Funeral at Shirley Brothers Central Chapel Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial at Jamestown, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel after 2 p. m. Monday.

of James Henry (Harry) Weston and sister of Alfred and Henry Hille, Helen Baker and Anna Mirgen, passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. m, from SS. Peter and Paul's cathedral Burial Holy Cross. Friends may call at Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st, at any time. (Gibbs), beloved wife oo i daughter of Mrs. J.

urg, Ky.; sister of Marshia Givens, Rachel, Boswell and Marvin Gibbs,

passed away Saturday. Services Wednestay, 2 B m., at the River Avenue Baptist church. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary any time. RRECTED NOTICE) i age 39, beloved husband of Mary E. Williams, and father of | Paul, Richard and Judith Ann Williams, brother of Ethel Williams, John Williams, passed day. Funeral Wednesday, from wey Brothers West Side Chapel, 2002 W. Michigan st. Burial Floral Park.

Friends may call at chapel after 7 p. m. Monday. Card of Thanks 2

HAMMER-I wish to express my apprecia-

tion and sincere thanks to the many relatives, friends and business associates, for their sympathy and kindness in my sorrow, during the loss of my dear husband, Lawrence Otto Hammer. ARVEL HAMMER.

Funeral Directors

Walter 1 T. Biasengym 2226 Sl GA-2570 3129 Ry Ttineis WA-5318

8 p. m, Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Portsmouth, O. Friends may call at funeral home.

father of Mrs. Hilda Levihn, Mrs. Esther Mrs. Frieda Snyder, and Ralph Hartwig, brother of John

Kruwell, Clarence

1934 W. Michigan St.

FARLEY-FUNERALS .5:75:s.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

BE-1934 Market 1234

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

Hartwig and malt brother of Mrs. Charles Re a aa yay Mopazy 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3371 morning at the fam residence, Orange st. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m., BERT S. GADD from the above address. Friends invited. | 2130 Prospect St. MA-6049 Burial Concordia cemetery. Friends

may call at the residence after 1 Pp. m.

GRINSTEINER'S

Tuesday. G. H. Herrmann service. - 9 -5374 HEALY Blanche B. 808 N. Tuxedo st. | col E. New York Ma passed amay Sunday, age 84 years, wife . HERRMANN 0 e late . Healy, mother of Mrs. Stella Baldridge, Mrs. Edith] 505 S. EAST ST. Mish Moore, Mrs, Anna Rule, and William H. HISEY & TITUS Healy II, sister of Mrs. Hattie Hubbard, Service Wednesday, 8: 1) 8 . sh Ha Bry 951 N. Delaware St. 11-3828 . Moore ace Chape p Ner church, 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross ceme- MOORE & KIRK tery. Friends are welcome. IR-1159 HEYLMANN—Marjorie Lynn, of 1507 WN. SHIRLEY BROS: CO. Kealing ave., entered into rest Sunday, 954 N_1ilinois LI-5400

age 4 months, daughter of Ralph and

Leona Heylmann, sister of Patricia

ROBERT W. STIRLING

Home, 2530 Station st. m. Burial

HeYimann, granddaughter of Mr. and MA-4544 opportunity for right type. Ideal rs ed -G. eylmann. Services| 1422 Prospect - Tider, 25 Ro A Tanberents | 3G wa oF ThE caies:| Working conditions. Phone for residence, 642 Rural st. fends are | 1334 Pros . MA-9433 welcome, Burial Memorial (Park. Harry io ptt appointment. Mr. Miller, RI oore ace ape n charge. LAMBERT James Edward, beloved son or LOSE and Found 4 2422. Ethel O. Lambert; brother of E. Maxine STRAYED from 1408 W. Ray st., large, Lambert and Mrs. Edith Carter: uncle! black and tan hound and one small of Nancy Ann Carter, departed this life hound, black, brown and white body, Saturday. Funeral Wednesday, May 19,1 white forelegs with red tick spots at the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral GENFRAL HO Lady, white or

phe, BYsh aig Fnone MA-0804, 7 a. m. Ask for Dan or Charley.

2 Washington Park. Friends invited, Friends may call at the residence, 2329 N LaSalle st. until noon Wednesday.

‘| STRAYED—10-year-old, black and white,

Help Wanted—Female ATTENTION!! WESTERN UNION

NEERNS

YOUNG WOMEN 17-35 YEARS

For training to handle telegrams. Vital in war communications. dean, interesting, inside work. Life vocation. We pay you while learning,

THEN Immediate Employment

APPLY MR. REICHERT 18 N. MERIDIAN ST,

TELEPHONE

COMMUNICATIONS ARE VITAL TO THE

WAR EFFORT

MORE OPERATORS

Are Needed For This Important Work

APPLY TO

Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian | Miss Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave, | Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. |

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8 Help Wanted—Female

Unskilled MEN and WOMEN

NOT ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WAR ACTIVITY, ARE NEEDED FOR PRODUCTION DEPARTMENTS OF LOCAL WAR PLANT ENGAGED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER PRODUCTS.

No Previous Experience Necessary

Steady employment with long established manufacturing plant te

549 E. Georgia St.

Help Wanted—Male

Goal Truck Drivers

Steady Work—Good Pay

Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

West Side Yard, 233 Lynn St. BE-4573

Colored Help Ashjian Bros.

454 W. 16th Pl

Colored or White

J. H. Erbrich Products Co.,

Essential Industry 1120 E, 32d St.

6 MAIL

COLORED GIRL TO LEARN PRESSING

in a modern dry cleaning plant. Apply in person. Mr, Howard.

2835 Northwestern Ave.

Essential Industry

Colore

J. H. Erbrich Products Co., 1120 EF. 32d |

E. Palmer,

short order; experienced; place to work; good salary,

COOK

Male or female, for institution, Essential industry. Call Mrs, Stillinger, CH-6626 between 9 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m.

COOK —White or reference, 2 adults, dren.

colored, ex erienced, |

Nurse maid fo Call after 7 p. m. t 20. Ss

_ OUNTER GIRL PERIENCE UNNECESSAR GUARANTY CAFETERIA RY % oye

HWAS HER, WANTED—Hours 4

iy BU Bde™ hh OE Shark

20 N. Meridian. $18 a week and meals.

DISHWASHER 2512 E. Washington. ENCED PRESSER

Cn Hofinan press. Favorite Cleaners, 238 S. Hlinoi

“FLATWORK CHECKERS

COMMERCIAL DAYTIME WORK FAME LAUNDRY

1352 N. Illinois St.

colored. No Sundays, Guaranty Cafeteria,

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

Old established firm has open: ings for one experienced

EDIPHONE OPERATOR

Also 2 with some comptometer and typing experience. Good starting salary and excellent

US! RK, colored, good wages. 723 Fletcher ave. FR-0598.

re wire haired terrier from 2840 ew LANDERS: Mr hela, FI Ia Jersey; name Pretzel: reward. Call! Landers and sister of Joseph B. Fisk, | 8fter 5:30 p. m. HI-0045. i Buffalo, N. Y., passed away Sunday LOST between Indianapolis Clermont, |

merning Services at the Flanner of

Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 4 p.

lady's black purse containing money,

glasses and ration books, ete. Liberal

Friends invited. Buria! Crown iN reward, BE-2785-3, { Friends may call at the mortuary. LADY'S biue leather billfold, containing | LORBER Mrs. Sarah, 1640 Prospect,! money, Speedway Theater, Friday night. | assed agsy Sundas Senin mother ou Reward. BE-1360-R. i arry. m. ram an eInard. | YOST Black key holder, with blue Services will be conducted, 2 p. m. Tues- Reday, at the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home. Hbhan, Sontaiving number of keys. Re Interment Ohev-Zedeck cemetery. | LOST—Toy Boston, black, blue eve. LUECKE Carrie, of 538 N. Rishland| “Vicinity of Shelby and Hanna. Reward. ave, entered into rest Friday, age 72,| GA.4389, after 6 p. sister of Mrs. Anna Rhoads. Services LOST Jebak P i Bub Tuesday, 10:30 a, m., at Harry W. Moore eral i et ub ese ob Peace Chapel. Buriai Concordia ceme- 8 2a GALT. erman James, & tery. Friends are welcome, ate. G

McCLELLAN—Lena Hahn, widow of LOST—Gruen wrist atch, vicinity 211 N. Leonidas. H. McClellan, mother of Dela aT ab ard. W. Kulesza, 431 N. George B. McClellan, city, and Mrs, 1linois, Ap Winona Buck, Los Angeles, Cal. passed | LOST—Navy ir sheer jacket dress, Viaway at her residence, 124 S. Bancroft] Cinity y_downtown. ward. MA-9130 st., Sunday, 2:45 p. m, hee “87 vears. | [OST Plaster tools canvas bag around Funeral from Grinsteincs funeral home, | N. Capitol ve WA-8007.

16C1 E. New York st, Wednesday, 8:1o

a. m. Requiem high mass at Lady of Lourdes church, 9 a. m. Priends may

Schools & Instructions TA

call at the funeral home any time. wife of Charles,

1454 Bates st. passed awa Sihda morning. “Services at the 3 3. w day International Beauty School ‘Chapel o e Chimes” in , yy 342 \ Frings onvted Rc ial Thoay lpn Beauticians in great al terms.

Now at New Location

Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” any time.

away a% St. Vincent's por daughter of Mrs. Ma Dae aye. Siar of Ty an acqueline Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kennedy. from Speaks & Finn Funeral 3858 College ave., Wednesd: AY 8:30 a.m. Holy Cross church, 9 a. m. Zu 1 Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invi tends may view remains after § p. m. Monday,

the late J. Mt, Carm dale,

Help Wanted—Female

BAR WAITRESS HOTEL WASHINGTON Apply

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20 To 35 Years

To Sell Advertising

The Indiana jis Times has opening for 2 capa oung ladies in{erected in selling lassified Advertisi One vacancy is on the felen lone board and one on the ast experience not though some selling rience is very helpful. are permanent with plenty of Ds for advancement, week, Pleasant work.

ing condit ooh, Pea

The TIMES

214 W. Maryland

erk.

or woman for grocery WA-0563

WOMEN 50 Front. »"Be i bus operator. Help pioneer a new profon for women. lent pay.

Exce rmanent work. Snappy uniforms. Paide hig RCAnIng, Tosuren ce oe

STORE ROOM

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS - Gn. monthe i) boy iractive loch

Colored, light housework, LI. 3273.

PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR

3 SUPERVISORS 5 TYPISTS 20 GEN. OFFICE AND FILE CLERKS 15 STOCK CLERKS FOR CLOTHING ORDERS

OPENERS

3 STENOGRAPHERS

| We are an old nationally known mail order house, |j recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employes and have openings now for 52 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages even

COLORED MAN, for steady employment,

| 20 N. Meridian DRIVERS, Experienced For COAL TRUCKS

COLORED MAN

to work

In cleaning plant, No

necessary.

experience

Good wages.

DARKO CLEANER

2659 Shelby

essential 1331 E.

industry. West

Washington.

Cook—Golored

Baking Co.

| Arcade Garage for aute appraisal. Phone MA 4455—Ask for Mr.Coots |

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Monthly payments are calculated at the rate of 3% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $150 and 149%, per month on that | part of a balance in excess of $150.

TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Illinois Building Corner Illinois and Market R. W. Riggs, Mgr. Phone: Riley 5404

615 Merchants Bank Building Corner Washington & Meridian M. J. Scott, Mgr., Phone: Riley 1471 .

Loans Made to Residents of Nearby Towns

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better positions also. Al

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sed upon a 5-day 40-hour Several | positions permanent.

Apply Employment Office, Main Floor

| | Steady Work—Qood Pay

| Pittman-Rice Coal Co. | MA-6565

———— a ——— ELEVATOR OPERATORS

LANE BRYANT. INC AND JANITORS. OVERTIME | ’ . OVER 40 HRS. PER WK. i 752 E. Market White, for office building. Apply to Mr, | Fuller, 1212 Roosevelt Bidg. | emmsmm— me— ‘ EXPERIENCED PANTRY MAN i GIRLS—We have an opening in our advertising service de- and tavern waitresses. Must be small and griment IO eo A | neat. Also colored houseman. messenger and copy girl. Job entails delivery of aavertising CLAYPOOL HOTEL regis to stores in the mile fo

vertisers.

uare and general service to Only a girl

un-

| afraid to be oufside most of

the day need

and Sundays Peterson, ment,

Advertising The Indianapolis Times,

Starting 40-hour 7:30 or 8:30

apply. b-day,

a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Saturdays

off. See Mrs.

Departe

McNamara Castings

| FOUNDRY LABORERS

Co., Inc., 408 8. Penn.

| FREIGHT HOUSE

NURSES

Practical, d night foor duty. Call KirkhofT, oh. 6626, between 2 and 3 no Monday calls.

Shirt Press Operators and

Finishers TEADY WOR

FAME LAUNDRY

1352 N. Illinois St.

Stenographer and Urinalysis

Will train. 18-28, North Side Life Insurance, TA-1591.

STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST

for General Office Work Excellent Opportunity for Right Party

p. m,

with hospital experience Jor ss

Help Wanted—Male

lant and concrete block factory. 712 W. 13th st

[2 RELIABLE men for steady jobs in gravel Apply

2 GRILL MEN.

Advertising Salesman

for feature page. Very Pir tans campaign,

APPRENTICE FOR PRESSROOM

AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN GOOD TRADE

timely and im519 Security Trust

| Farn $35 to $45 week. Essential WA -6440. |

Young or

No Sunday work. Circle Power Bldg

WOMAN, with or kitchen nished. Club. 2027

work. luff

women,

White. Overall Laundry, 2520 E. 13th St.

Tool & Enginering Co.

STUDIO RECEPTIONISTS

Experienced Salesladies Preferably in Photo Studio Must Have Pleasing Personality §| and Like Selling—Apply

ROGERS STUDIO

(Ground Floor) 40 North Pennsylvania St.

rs AUTO “METAL MAN

0p PAY FOR GOOD MAN

FOR CHARLIE TULLEY

WAY BILL CLERK or ROY WILMETH CO.

Experienced. Night work. Salary $150.60 per month. Opportunity for advancement.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

139 E. South St, — WHITE WOMAN _ AN |

For office cleaning,

ard an Apply Litera}

FO! SUPPLY STOCKKEEPERS AND PA EXPERIENCE UNNi £3008 LOYMENT. INTMENT, MR.

fmt EHONE "ron, APO

or time; Physical handicap may not inter fere; especially interested in part-time . Crown Laundry sod Lo Cieaning Co., 2501 BE. Wash

Middle Aged

MR. RUSIE, SUPT,

The Indianapolis Times 214 West Maryland St, RI-5551

or Call

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to Train

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WOMEN WANTED

General Factory Employment.

McQuay - Norris

‘Bakery Helper

BEEF and PORK BONERS Essential industry; steady employment; 48 hours;

125 Garden Lane

bmemm—————— BODY AND

FENDER MAN J. Guedelhoefer Wagon Co.

202 Kentucky Ave,

and doughnut fryer. 648 8B. East,

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WETZEL CO.

BOY, not

Illinois.

school, to work in and deliver on bicycle.

rocery

Corner 33d and

BOYS

bicygles.

area.

nished. Mr.

over 15 years with or without

delivering telegrams downtown busin Provisions made purchase our on cycles on jansilment plan, fur

Full-time smployinent

Uniforms

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Houseman

MAN To work in aD STIS vy No required.

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TRUCKERS

industry. Wonderful opportunity.

PENN. RAILROAD

139 E. South St.

~ GREASE RACK BOY

Good wages and steady work to Jood industrious boy. See Walter Lee, WV EST SIDE FORD SALES, 2419 W. Wash. HANDY man; single, to exchange services for living quarters. FR-1546.

HERE'S A GOOD TIP!!

MEN Permanent jobs available as trolley and bus operators. Excellent may. Reliable and dependable work. Paid while learning. Insurance benefits. Do work vital to the war effort. Apply Room 213, Terminal

Good hours, 7:304, or 4-11:30. Hotel Lincoln.

Ice Route Driver

Steady Work—Good Pay-

Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

West Side Yard, 233 Lynn st. BE-4573

KNITTERS

Experienced 45 Gauge Machine

WAR WORKERS: Don't lose time from essential produc-

tion. Phone your request, then stop in Monday night to get the money you need. Loans $10 to $300.

2—OFFICES-—-2 200 Roosevelt Bldg. LI. 1431 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. LI. 8495

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Cash Til Pay Day LOANED 'TIL PAY DAY Now wage earners can obtain those small amounts they need in a pinch, Pay back on pay day, or if you wish take 2 or 3 months to repay! You

pay only for actual number of days the money is used, Cash while you

wait, BRING EMPLOYMENT IDENTIFICATION

ALSO LOANS UP TO $300 On Your Signature, Auto or Furniture

Cal . B. ade, MA-858 129 E. Market St. Bldg.—707

{FREE TI gy

LOANS FOR COAL, Taxes, Auto Insurance

Or for Most Any Purpose Lowest Rate advertised by a company operating un-

1304 Kresge Bldg.

der Indiana's loan law, 2% per mo., up to $150—1%% per m on that part of a loan above $130.

You receive the full amount and will

find our service satisfactory in every way: NDIANATPTOLIS PUBLIC ‘WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION RI ley 3587

3d Floor Occidental Bldg. AUTO LOANS AUTO. FINANCE oh

EQUITABLE

SECURITIES COMPANY 319 E. Ohio Sf

Signature Loans CAPITAL FINANCE CORP,

MA-4409,

MA-3361.

AUTO IRR FURNITL RY

LIBERAL LOAN CO.

N. DELAWARE S71 A FSU Ground Floor Location

LOANS

Within one hour after completing a

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plication successful applicants secure ca on their own signatures.

“OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS TILL 8:45" °° Lee C. Boggs Columbia Inv. Co.

Manager

Now Working 48 Hours Per Week

LOANS

AUTOS, FUR COATS, WATCHES, CLOTHING, Ete, SACKS BROS. AUTO LOAN CO., INC.

Ohio at Illinois St.

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

LABORERS

Sisady Eu Em Jovem.

® 1500 8. Tinbs Ave MARRIED MAN

White or Colored

Help Wanted—Male

BONUS. WALTER LEB, SIDE FORD SALES, 2419 W, WASH.

Mechanics

YOU CAN MAKE $1.12; SEE

HR.

MEN to CRATE FURNITURE

Can use beginners or handicap workers.

John J. Madden

16th & Sherman Dr.

der 45 Steady Work

Good Wages See Mr. Myers, Empire Qarage Behind Keith's Theatre

MEN for PLANT

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