Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1943 — Page 14
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STATE DENTISTS ELECT OFFICERS
Dr. Robinson, Association President, Sees 22,000
In Service.
Dr. Lynn A. Fonner of Ft. Wayne fs president-elect of the Indiana State Dental association, and will take office in May, 1944 following his election yesterday at the association’s convention at the Claypool hotel. Dr. Roy D. Smiley of Washingfon was installed as president, succeeding Capt. Fred W. Leavell of New Castle, now at Camp Croft, N.C. Name National Delegates Newly elected delegates to the national convention are Dr. R. R. Gillis of Hammond and Dr. R. N. Douglass of Elkhart. The alternates include Dr. H L. Longcamp, Aurora; Dr. Herbert W. Mason and Dr. Earl 8S. Gilchrist, Indianapolis, and Dr. C. H. Miller, South Bend Hold-over delegates are Dr. B. K. Westfall and Dr. William H. Crawford, Indianapolis. Hold-over alternates are Dr. E. L. Mitchell, Indianapolis; Dr. Paul A. Risk, Lafayette; Dr. C. T. Mayfield, Kokomo, and Dr. Frederick C. Baker, Hammond. Social Dentistry Grows
Announcing that socialization in g@entistry is making slow, but steady. progress, Dr. J. Ben Robinson of Baltimore, president of the American Dental association, spoke at the session yesterday. He predicted that by next January every available dentist under 40 will be in the armed forces, with a possible total of 22,000 dentists in uniform. “This means a tremendous burden for the dentists on the home front,” he said. “It means a shortage for the civilian population, but that cannot be helped—the war comes first.” Indiana Alumni Meet The class of 1918 of the Indiana University school of dentistry held fis 25th reunion with a luncheon at the Columbia club. Dean William H. Crawford and Dr. 8. X. Paliardy of the school and George W. Davidson of Indianapolis were guests. Indianapolis class members attending were Harry Epstein, L. E. Wherry, Frank Hughes, A. E Barkes, Robert Guedel and Douglas H White. Other speakers yesterday were Dr. LaMar W. Harris and Maj. Kenneth R. Cofield of Chicago. The convention will end today.
MANY STATE ROADS CLOSED BY FLOODS
The foliowing highways are reported closed today by the state highway commission:
-.30, U. S. 35, Ind. 427,
ayne. of odoc, Siorth of Redkey, south of State Road 28 north of Butler. 3 South of State Sone. 118. 2—East of State Road 0—Past of Argos Nori ef Kewanna. 32 t edge of Marion.
—0 in Logansport.
0s 24 West of Wabash, nd
28—Fast of Ind. 43. 1o—U. 8 24 U. S 31 (detour provided), U. 8. 35, closed in Peru. 32 East of Muncie.
os 36—West of Montezuma, east of Pendleton.
Mills. 8 24 nd. 25 U. 8. 35 closed
d. 37—South of Waverly. ve west of Martinsville.
Ho West Terre Haute. 4] —North edge of Attica.
d. nat S81and, north and south of Emi-
43_North of Lafayette. 48 Southeast of Spencer. 85—South of Mt. wr B8— West of Elno :-Noten of Howesville, rorth of Clay
8 Notth of Clinton, north of Newport, State Road 234.
es : §05— North of Andrews. 118 East of State Boat 1 §01 North of U. 8. 116—At Geneva. 120 West of Fremont, west of Howe. 324. West of Bluffton, west of Road 5. §36—Just east of Ind. 43. j44—Southeast of Mooresville.
- 333 Nora of West Terre Haute.
157—At Greene-Owen county line, southeast of Worthington. 221— North of Matthews. 224 Fast of Decatur. 234 E. of State Road 63, west of State oad 47, west of State Road 37. 3—At Medora East of Trinity Springs. $13—North of Converse Water on roads not closed: Ind. 6—West of Butler, west of Waterloo. 8 West of State Road 27. 14 East and west of Winamae, west of State Road 9.
17—At Delong. 25 At Fulton, west edge of Warsaw. Big of Ridgeville.
30 West of Columbia City. 35—South of Knox, es SL Mruneie, Star City and Royal
43 North of Monon. %1—In Dan 119 9 Southwest of Goshen. 314 West of State Road 9.
-—No©! f 34 —At Zionsville.
MID-MONTH CHANGES ONLY, ADVISES OPA
WASHINGTON, May 19 (U, P).— OPA advised housewives today that there is no advantage to holding back purchases of processed foods until near the month’s end because no mid-month chances in the official table of point value will be
made. Hence, OPA said, “blue stamps ‘G,’
“H,’ and ‘J, which are valid through
May 31 will buy no more and ho fess late in the month than today.” OPA said interim changes in point value are made only when developments of a totally unexpected nature arise.
AXIS CASUALTIES IN AFRICA 324,000
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, North Africa, May 19 (U. P.).—Axis troops suffered a total of 324.000 killed, wounded and captured in the, battle for Tunisia in addition to casualties inflicted by the British 8th army before the battle of the Mareth line started on March 21
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* Friends invited.
said in
Kidneys by Proxy May Save Lives
CHICAGO, May 19 (U. P)— Physicians may some day save lives by joining two persons together temporarily like Siamese | twins, a Northwestern university
Funeral Directors 8
MOORE > KIRK
"ROBERT W. 81 TRLING
a MA-4048 3. C Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES’ 133%" Prospect St. -9433
Florists & Monuments 6 WASHINGTON k Cemetery—i2-grave
urologist said today. DE a a i port to the Illinois Medical asso- | ciation, described a similar opera- | tion conducted successfully with white rats. The operation, he | said, might save the lives of | human beings whose kidneys have ceased functioning. The afflicted person, he said, could be grafted to a normal one. After the patient's kidneys had resumed their normal functions, the two persons could be separated by surgery, Lespinasse said. The operation, he said, would be applicable to persons whose kidneys cease functioning ag the result of shock, injury or overdose of certain drugs.
Forgets Texas For Aussie Girl
SYDNEY, May 18 (U. P)—Lt. Edward Feille of San Antonio, Tex. took time out from raiding Japanese bases tp fly to Australia
from New Guinea yesterday to marry Patricia Hindmarsh Carter, a member of the Australian women’s army service. They met in Sydney six weeks ago and were engaged two weeks later. Miss Carter's commanding officer gave her eight days leave for the wedding and honeymoon. “When the war is over I hope to stay in Australia,” Feille said. “It’s a grand piace full of wonderful people and one extra wonderful girl.” He has taken part in 21 air raids on Rabaul, New Britain island.
Deaths—Funerals 1
CRAIG—Laura Ferguson, age 58, wife of Ernest Craig, sister of
Hill. Friends may call after 3
Thursday. DAY—Margaret McCarty, passed away at
her home in the Spink-Arms Tuesday,
~ Park lot in beautiful section (L). Private owner. IR-1407.
Lost and Found : LOST—Black key holder
7
tied with blue umber of keys. Re-
TA-6956 SHIRLEY BROS. TO, |
Help Wanted—Female
ribbon, Sonialinng num! ward. FR-1230. LOST Male black and white Boston ter-. rier, “Billy,” milky left eye. Reward. HU-€077 | LOST Bench Beagle, male; 8 inches tall; 1 collar and No. 207784; reward. -7288. LOST—Brown containin ward. 1966-
rse, Mu 's 10c Store, ne $10 re-
black, blue iy
LOST—Toy Bos Vicinity of = and Hanna. Reward GA-4389, after 6 p. renaeht hub 5 Liberal reward. 1630 State. GA-2417.
Herman James, 1 LOST—Mon. night, glasses, pink plastic frames, red cas: contained name; reward for return. CH-6913-J. $10 REWARD to person returning purse containing money, Set, pen, check book, badge, et a LOST—Gruen Cr watch, vicinity 211 Delaware. Aware. WwW. Kulesza, 431 N. Illinois, Apt. 2
Schools & Instructions TA
Now at New Location international Beauty School
LOST—Studebaker
549 E. Georgia St.
342 E WASHINGTON ST. Beauticians in great demand. Special terms.
Help Wanted—Female 8 Alteration Girl
Experience preferred. Franco-American Co., 2935 Central. .
ATTENTION!
WESTERN UNION NEEDS
YOUNG WOMEN 17-35 YEARS
For training to handle telegrams. Vital in war communication. Clean, interesting, inside work. Life vocation, We pay you while learning.
THEN Immediate Empioyment
APPLY MR. PICKETT I8 N. MERIDIAN ST,
Funeral services at Kregelo & 2 hailers, 2233 N. Meridian st., Thursday afternon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Crown Hill. Please omit flowers.
FEARNAUGHT August, of Charles and Mrs. Mary PF. Schmidt, uncle of Carl Fearnsught, Herbert Schmidt and Flora Baase, all of Indianapolis, and Albert Fearnaught, Cincinnati, passed away Wednesday. Service at the Planner & Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. PFirends may call at the mortuary after 3 p. m. Thursday.
GERAN—Ellen, widow of the late Daniel
age 37 brother
BAR WAITRESS HOTEL WASHINGTON
Apply STORE ROOM
Bindery Girls 52> Seon" me. 25
pin & Son, Inc, 225 N. New Jersey.
Geran. beloved mother of Daniel A, Patrick J., Rev. Joh» T. and Mary M. Geran of olanapals and Mrs. Anna Daley of Pittsburg, ndmother of Thomas A. and itary Tuesday, May 18. Funeral from the ressidence, » eon st., Friday, May 21, 9:30 requiem mass Holy Cross enurch, Te a. m. Friends invited. HILDEBRAND Frank, 4619 Coliege ave, beloved husband of Frances, departed this life Wednesday, age 37. Funeral Friday, May 21, at Moore & Kirk Northside Colonial Mortuary, College at Fairfield, 10 a. m. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. MAHLER Albert, husband of Cora, ther of Margaret, Herman and Pvt. Henry Mahler, Mrs. Wes Reberger, Mrs. Anna Perkins, Mrs. Marjorie are, died a: his home, 3319 Robson st., Tuesday. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Funeral THuTsas, 8:30 2. m., at the mortuary: 9 a. St. Philip Neri church. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.
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BOOKKEEPER Experienced in Monthly Statements Apply 9 S. llinois RI-TT27
BRANCH OFFICE CLERK
FAME LAUNDRY
1352 N. Illinois St.
CASHIER-CHECKER CLAYPOOL HOTEL Apply Auditer’s Office
Burial Washington Friends may call 2t funeral home.
McCLURE—William T., 1961 Ruckle st, loved husband of Oeie father of Mrs. Ruth Evans, Bloomington, Ind, and Mrs. Katherine Edwards, Bookville, O., passed away Wednesday morning. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 3 oy Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at the mortuary.
McGEE—James L., father of Thomas P. McGee, 1012 E. 46th, passed away| Wednesday morning. Service and burial | at Horse Cave, Ky. Priday. Friends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan! Mortuary Wednesday evening. MEAD Robert Willi m. little son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude away Tuesday at den Ce si "Moreland ave. Thursday, 2 m., at above address. Friends Invited. Burial Floral Park. Conkle Service.
RASMUSSEN —Karen Marie, entered into rest 34 widow
Ander Rasmussen of Indianapolis; ao oF Mis, Arthur rinet! ih Wiss and Mrs. Wil.
CASHIERS and WRAPPERS Apply MAROTT SHOE STORE 18 E. hin iol
To train for store manager. APPLY TO MR. BLUSSER
DAVIS CLEANERS
2835 Northwestern C00K short order; experienced; good place to work; good salary. 118 E. Palmer.
COOK—White or a 2 adults.
colored, Nurse mad on. Be a
EXPERIENCE ARY: 6 \ GUARANTY CAFETERIA 20 NOME:
chi
Hi Peace Chapel in charge. RAYMOND —Anth James, age 84 rs, DO of Charles J, and ele of
m., church. Friends invited. Boia’ yo Cross cemetery. Friends may call ¥ mortuary.
may call at funeral home, after 6 p. m. Wednesda
y. WHITE—Eva, 41 years, beloved wife of Aubrey White, mother of Martha Louise Bailey, daughter of Mrs. ia Work mean, sister of Mrs. Bert rris, Mrs. Arthur Martin, Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. D. H. Frankie, Mrs. Ruth Heinrichs, Mrs. John Rogers, Charles and Dexter Workman, passed away Tuesday orning. Funeral Thursday, 2 at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral 1505 8. East st. Priends invited. Burial Washington Park cemetery. WILSON—Anna M. of a Bragihay st, entered into rest Mon age years, wife of Joseph Wilson, ih of Septmitk oi Tyger aes Re ithington Pare Pease Chapel. Burial tery. Friends are
ZERR—Katherine had
Funeral Directors
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-5376
1934 W. Michigan St.
FARLEY-FUNERALS Ty “FLANNER & BUCHANAN
TA-3373
|25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. ERT
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
With large Casualty Insurance Company, 5-day week. Write stating age and qualifications, Address Times, Box 657.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . 8! Help Wanted—Female
| ~ TELEPHONE
COMMUNICATIONS
ARE VITAL TO THE WAR EFFORT
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 those who qualify. 18 to 50, must pass physical examination. Willing to werk 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.
MORE OPERATORS
Are Needed For This Important Work
3 SUPERVISORS 5 TYPISTS 20 GEN. OFFICE AND FI
6 MAIL OPENERS 3 STENOGRAPHERS
We are an old nationally
752 E.
APPLY TO
Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian Miss Saltsman, 18 N. Belmont Ave. Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural
ndiana Bell Telephone Oo. e—————————————————
Lemme PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR
15 STOCK CLERKS FOR CLOTHING ORDERS
recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 employes and have openings now for 52 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.
LE CLERKS
known mail order house,
Market
The Eli
Will remain open Monday,
Applications for
Lilly and Company 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 5 p. m,
from anyone not employed in an essential industry or activity, The manufacture of drugs and medicines is essential to the war effort
a WHITE WOMAN
549 E. Georgia St.
WAITRESSES Scent nom re, ners. Full time or short hours, Call in person. 1611 N. Meridian.
HAWTHORNE ROOM WAITRESS WANTED 5.0 *.0%
Hours, 4-12. 3915 E. 10TH—IR-0971
ood pay; meals furnished. 636 Virginia ave. Wampler's
WAIT Apply Lunch.
main RE RY. WAY BILL CLERK |
Experienced. Night work. Salary §| $159.60 per month. Opportunity for advancement.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 139 E. South St.
‘BOYS
| cycles on installment plan. | nished.
Help Wanted—Male
war.
1035 N. Meridian
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1943 o| Help Wanted—Male
AUTO MECHANICS
For work on Chevrolet cars and trucks. Earnings $45 to $65 per week. Essential industry. Very good future after the Apply to Mr. Goodale.
JOHNSON CHEVROLET GO.
LI, 5361
MEN-GIRLS-WOMEN
To work in plant engaged in 100% war work. EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY If now working in an essential industry do not apply.
MOULDINGS, INC.
Employment Office, 741 E. Market
8 A. M. te 5 P. M. Mon., Wed,, Friday 8 A. M. to 8 P. M, Tuesday and Thursday
BODY AND FENDER MAN
J. Guedelhoefer Wagon Co. |
202 Kentucky Ave.
to work th grocery Corner 32d and
BOY, not in school, and deliver on bicycle. Illinois. | over 15 years with or without | bicycles. Full-time employment delivering telegrams downtown business | area. Provisions made purchase our biUniforms furMr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian,
Por office cleaning, 5 p. o 11 p. No Sunday work. See Ray ol 305 Circle Tower Bldg.
Women to Train
R MILL SUFPLY: STOCKKEEPERS XPER.
8 PHONE FOR APPOINTME MILLER, RI-2422.
WOMEN—Girls for pressing, full or part time; physical handicap may not interfere; especially interested in part-time women. Crown Laundry and y Cieaning Co., 2901 E. Washington.
Women Wanted
For service station sales work; no experience necessary; age 25-33. Apply Mr. Reed between 95-12 a. m. Pure Oil Co., 850 8S. Keystone.
"WOMEN TO MEND OVERALLS
White. Overall Laundry, 2520 E. 12th St.
WOMEN WANTED
General Factory Employment.
McQuay - Norris Mfg. Co.
1737 & Ave.
Wednesday and
employment will be accepted
Eli and Company
Lilly Employment Office 220 E. McCarty
colored, No Sundays. Guaranty Cafeteria,
20 N. Meridian. $18 a week and meals. DISHWASHER 2512 E. Washington.
EXPERIENCED PRESSER
On Hoffman press. Favorite Cleaners, 238 8. Ilinois. Top salary. No Sundays.
First Cook English Hotel KE Shop
IAL DA RK FAME LAUNDRY
1352 N. Illinois St.
GIRLS
20 To 35 Years
To Sell Advertising
The Indianapolis Times has opening for 2 capable pune ladies interested in selling Classified Advertising. One vacancy is on the telephone board and one on the street stall ast experience Bot essential, ough some se perience is very helpful. 2 Hhalent with’ plent of opit for advancement. Fiveay, 40-hour week. Pleasant working hin ditions. For appointment phone Mrs. Williams, -5551.
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are
SALESWOMAN
LAMP DEPARTMENT Apply Personnel Dept.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Old established firm has open.
The TIMES
214 W. Maryland
GIRLS and WOMEN
FOR LAUNDRY WORK WE WILL TRAIN YOU. APPLY TIFFANY LAUNDRY 425 N. SENATE AVE.
experience preferred. Hotel Lincoln
Recent
P.B.X.
needed for bosom, sleeve, collar and cuff, yoke, ladies’ clothes press machines. We also need shirt finishers. This is light work with good working conditions and pay. White or colored.
Apply at Once
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey
Shirt Press Operators and
Finishers STEADY WORK FAME LAUNDRY 1352 N. Illinois St.
Stenographer and Urinalysis Will train, APES, 18-28. North Side Life Insurance, TA
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST
for General Office Work Excellent Opportunity for Right Party
Williams Tool & Enginering Co.
124 Kentucky Ave.
P -TY. rs of age; permanent full-time pion with estabitshed firm. 507 Peoples Bank g.
STUDIO RECEPTIONISTS
Young or Middle Aged Experienced Salesladies Preferably in Photo Studio
i
GIRL or woman for grocery clerk. WA-0563 IRL to work | drugstore. FISHER S 6 PHARMACY, 39 E. 34th Bt. HERE'S A GOOD TIP!! on
Berve the
ings for one experienced EDIPHONE OPERATOR
Alse 2 with some comptometer and typing experience. Good starting salary and excellent opportunity for right type. ideal working conditions. Phone for
|” BERT §. GADD | 2130 Prospect St. GRINSTEINER'S :
appointment. Mr. Miller, RI 2422,
a Ha por ‘hoi Engl Hotel Coffee Shop. no Rolla. =n
rer nigh he any ike for
Fuk Ee ween 2 and 3 p. m.
Must Have Pleasing Personality and Like Selling—Apply
ROGERS STUDIO
(Ground Floor) 40 North Pennsylvania St.
TYPIST AND | CLERICAL WORK
Steady position in our main office. Phone for appointment. RI. 9541.
WOMEN Ho LCL SR.
for stock room work, 708 E. Michigan,
Help Wanted—Male
5 STOCK BOYS
Age 16-17 Experience 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
men for steady jobs in grave Jant and concrete block factory. Apply 12 W, 13th st,
L Adv. Telephone Salesman
Comms. 519 Security Trust bldg. FR. 3430
APPRENTICE FOR PRESSROOM
AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN GOOD TRADE
See or Call MR. RUSIE, SUPT.
he Indianapolis Times 214 West Maryland St. RI-5551
ATTENTION! BOYS EARNEXTRA MONEY
After school by delivering a Times Route. . Mail your name, age and address. Routes available in your neighborhood, « Write roD\atapelis Times, Circula« tion Dept..
AUTO METAL WAN
vee PAY FOR goop | WAN
FOR CHARLIE TU
ROY WILMETH CoO.
720 N. MERIDIAN. Experienced on bread. Steady
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work, Essential industry, 1331 E. Washington,
Bakery Help
The Omar Baking Co. has several openings for experienced workers or for those desiring to learn the bake ing industry. working condie tions and an assurance of postwar secubitd} 40 hours with time and gne-half for overtime. Apply at E. 16th st. Ask for Mr ice
and doughnut HE 648 8. East.
Bakery Helper
BEEF and PORK BONERS Essential industry; steady employment; 48 hours;
good pay. STARK WETZEL
& CO.
726 Garden Lane
WESTERN UNION Coal Truck Drivers
Part or full-time job. Here is your chance to make good money hauling | coal by the ton. Good trucks, plenty | of orders. Most coal is conveyor | loaded.
Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.
401 S. State. MA-83585 IR.1911) |
COAL TRUCK DRIVERS Good Working Conditions
FREDRICK COAL CO. 801 Beecher
Coal Truck Drivers
Steady Work—Good Pay
Polar Ice & Fuel Co.
West Side Yard, 233 Lynn St. BE-4573
COLORED PORTER—Top wages. Apply Burger Basket, 844 E. 63d. BR-0925. COLORED BOYS
for washroom work and Solnting. Steady. Permanent. Essential work. pply 539
"COMMERCIAL TOWEL Colored or White Essential
Industry J. H. Erbrich Products Co.,
1120 E. 32d St. COLORED MAN
to work
cleaning plant, No experience
Good wages.
In necessary.
DARKO CLEANER
2659 Shelby
for steady employment, West Baking Co,
COLORED MAN, essential industry. 1331 E. Washington.
Cook—~Colored For Butcher Shop. 6-Day Week. Guaranty Cafeteria 20 N. Meridian
K, $35. 40 Hours. TA-2411, Extension 34.
FTE AL IT IE
DRIVERS, a For COAL TRUCKS Steady Work—Good Pay Pittman-Rice Coal Co. MA-6565
EMPLOYED mechanics time, good G SALES, I
to work ENERA 13th st. McNamara Castings
spare Ne, 5 w. FOUNDRY LABORERS
Co., Inc., 408 8. Penn.
FOUR BOYS, over 16, to work with manr; can average $30 weekly to start; commission Fs weekly—bonus monthly. Room 507, Peoples Bank Bldg.
FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS
Earn $35 to $45 week. Essential industry, Wonderful opportunity.
PENN. RAILROAD 139 E. South St. GENERAL FACTORY WORKERS Experience not necessary. Steady employment, U. S. Corrugated Fibre Box Company
1409 Roosevelt Ave.
General Factory Work
In defense plant. Experience nol necessary. Steady employment with overtime.
J. D. Adams Mig. Go 217 S. Belmont Ave.
HANDY man; single, to Exchange services
for livi uarters, FR-1546 HERE'S A GOOD TIP
MEN Permanent jobs available trolley and bus gperatars, Rxe Exe cellent vay. Reliable and dependable rk. Paid while learning, Insurance benefits. Do work vital to the war effort. Apply Room 213, Terminal
Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS H. S. BOYS AND GIRLS
SOUTH-BIDERS, STEADY
industrious boy. SIDE FORD SALES, 2419
JANITOR
GREASE RACK BOY
Good wages and steady work 3° © WEST
See Jaler 1d Ww, Good ak “F190 4, or 4-11:30, Hotel Lincoln.
Ice Route Driver
Steady Work—Ciood Pay Polar Ice & Fuel Co. West Side Yard, 233 Lynn st. BE-4573
in exchange for living quarters at 1157 Shelby, CH-6570.
KNITTERS |
Experienced 45 Gauge Machine
Now Working 48 Hours Per Week
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
Call RI-1321 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
tT ABE LOBBY PORTER “jiria hve MAN
To work in small chemical plant, No (Sperignce Jt red. 500 S. Tibbs Ave
MAN to au wall Paper steamer on
share or by hour;
also paper hangers 323 N 12,
6-8 p. m. . Delaware, apt.
Mrs. Morris.
~ Man or Woman Presser
On wools or laundry. Girl to learn,
Franco-American Co.,
Man Wanted
us in essential furnace cleaning. time employment, ing.
BONU ALTER LEE, SIDE Sor SALES, 2419 W, WASH.
cap department.
2036 Central. to operate power suction cleaner used by Full Permanent, Interests
Holland _Furnace Co., 140 E. North,
MARRIED MAN
White or Colored Under 45 Steady Work Good Wages See Mr. Myers, Empire Garage
Behind Keith's Theatre
[MECHANIC]
If you are a 1st class automobile mechanic and are not now making over $50 a week, see Mr. Smith at
Harry A. Sharp Co.
443 Virginia Ave. If engaged in essential occupation at this time do not apply.
Mechanics
A508 CAN MAKE §1.12% HR. PLUS SEE WEST
MEN to CRATE FURNITURE
Can use beginners or handicapped workers.
John J. Madden Co.
16th & Sherman Dr.
MEN TO HANG AWNINGS
Advance Tent & Awning Co. 318 N. East St,
0YS OVER 18— OR PART TIME
Particularly afternoons. Physical handi. may not interfere. ug cleaning
CROWN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO.
2001 E. Washington St.
MEN for- PLANT WORK
Essential to support of war effort.
Sugar Crk. Creamery
419 W. Ohio
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WORK; CLOSE TO HOME,
MEN Gi 1 Fa W ANTED McQuay - Norris Mig. Co.
1737 Mass. Ave,
MEN AND | BOYS
Old established hardware and steel Soncern las mitt | several open supply stogk LE and helpers. A splendid portunity for those good physical and anxious to