Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1943 — Page 14
automobile was struck by a Belt
sts. She is in St. Vincent's hos-
_careened into another driven by
_driver’s license.
BLAMES KLAN FOR
OAR 157 FEET
But Couple Is Only Slightly
Injured in One of WeekEnd Wrecks.
'W. E. Watson, 66, and his wife, Mayme, 63, escaped death and serious injury last night when their
railroad engine at the Kentucky ave. crossing and dragged 157 feet. Both were taken to Methodist hospital. It was one a series of week-end traffic accidents in the city and county, No one was killed in the city, but two met death in the state.
Two Die in State
William Garver, 16, Winamac, was killed when the automobile in which he was riding was struck by a railroad engine at Winamaec. Arnold Boyd, 15, was killed when the headlights went out on a car driven by his brother, Delbert, and it overturned in a ditch, crushing the boy. Mrs. Jessie Romine, 31, of Anderson, received internal injuries when the car in which she was riding with her husband, Luther, and a taxi collided at Michigan and Illinois
pital, 3-Car Crackup
Three cars and a pedestrian were involved in an accident at Pennsylvania and New York sts. Police said a car driven by Chester Lee, 919 N. Illinois st., struck | another driven by Barry Corwein, Greenfield, knocking it against a| pedestrian, George Hurt, 34, of 27 S. Tlinois sts. They said Lee's car
Oliver H, Collins, 49, of 801 Cottage ave. . Corwein was hurt slightly and Lee was charged with failure to have a
PACKARD’S STRIKE
DETROIT, June 7 (U. P.).—Production returned to normal at the Packard Motor Car Co. today after a three-day strike which President R. J. Thomas of the United Automobile Workers (C. I. O.) said was prompted by agents of the Ku-Klux Klan. The strike was called Thursday
superiority, which could cause another world conflict, must be wiped out through liberal post-war teaching of Germany's youth, Vice President Henry A. Wallace sald yesterday.
defeat of Germany is complete,” he said. will probably wreak vengeance on their Nazi overlords. In any event, we must see that the guilty are punished.
German people who will have a great philosophic hunger. That these emotions may be guided toward a good end is a matter of supreme importance for the world.”
OWM MUST ACT, CIO
President Philip Murray of the Con-
Catches Germs
WASHINGTON, « June 7.—The appendix, generally considered a useless and frequently troublesome appendage to man’s digestive system, apparently serves a useful function to the rabbit. In these animals it acts something like a germ trap, it appears | from a report by Dr. Frank Baker and Dr. John Enticknap of the county technical college at Guildford, England, in the latest issue of the English scientific journal, Nature, reaching here. These scientists have found in the appendix of the rabbit many of the scavenger cells which the body uses to dispose of unwanted micro-organisms. The scavenger cells contained numerous bacteria. Whether these scavenger cells in the rabbit’s appendix act as a protection against disease or as an aid to rabbit nourishment is now being investigated. Some bacteria in the intestinal tract contribute to nutrition by manufacturing some of the Vitamins,
HOPES TO ERASE NAZI RAGE THEORY
NEW LONDON, Conn. June 7 (U.P.) —The Nazi doctrine of racial
Liberal teaching must be encour-
aged by the United Nations, he said in a commencement speech |yg._y5 at the Connecticut College for | Women.
“This time we must see that the
“The Germans themselves
+» 3925 E. New York st.
-WARD—Henry
‘ter’ lf Marlo y thu Dudley, a Dillar 5 William . Dudley Pratt, lara ay np he home > her brother, Wiliam Dudley Pratt, 3638 Birchwood, hday nar. Funeral . at Christ Enistoral i a tna Tuesday, Burial, Del Ind. Frie the Roy iu nL Askin Mortuary, 1 Meridian st., after 5 p. m. Monday.
ce, age 71, wife of Jacob
lies and nald Sandberg, passed away Sunday a. m. at St. Prancis hospital. Friends may call at the e, Denny, after 6 p. m. this evening until Wednesday noon. Funeral 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at the Dorsey Funeral Home, Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
C., 933 w. 30th, husband of Almira, father of Hartwell and Alice Ward, passed ayay Sunday. Services Wednesday at 2 m. at the Wilson Chapel of ul Chimes, 1234 Prosjee ect st. Priends invited. Burial Crown ill. Friends may call at the ‘Chapel of the Chimes” after 4 p. m. Monday.
WILLIAMS—Car! Edwin, age 56 years, beloved son of Mrs. Emma Williams, brother of Roy K. and J. Franck 08 liams, Mrs. Harry Bailey and Mrs. M. Archer, passed away Saardsy a Funeral Tuesday m., Shirley Bros. central ie. 946 N. Tlinois st. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call any time. (Madison, Ind. papers please copy.)
Funeral Directors
Walter T. Phin
2226 8 GA-2570 S129 Hy I oraois WA-5376
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934 Market 1234
FARLEY-FUNERALS sus,
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
235 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-337%
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER’S
1601 E. New York MA-53%
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 S. EAST ST. MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware St.
MOORE & KIRK
CH-1806
SHIRLEY BROS. CO.
954 N. Illinois L1-5408
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1422 Prospect MA-4p44
C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES"
1234 Prospect St. MA-9433
Lost and Found 7
MA-6049
LI-3828
“And we must not fail the
and spiritual
LOST—Black billfold with driver
and hunting license, social security, identification card of factory, pictures of my family which I can’t replace, A & B gas stamps and other valuable papers bearing my name. large old-time dollar bill. Lost downtown or around Billy Grimes Tire Shop, at Senate and Michigan. Liberal reward from C. F. Wheeler. CH-2793-R.
LOST — Lady's diamonde.set wrist watch; name engraved on back; in Ind. theater or on Ill. st. car Detween Wash. and 21st; reward. TA-57
HEAD TELLS BYRNES
WASHINGTON, June 7 (U.P.).—
PARTY who found sterling silver engraved
LOST—Man’s Gruen ot watch in vicinity Senate and Washington: reward. RI9290, 8 a. m. to 5 p. LADY'S pin on a blue with .red roses; keepsake from husband in army. Reward. CH-5028 LADIES’ yellow w gold Benrus wrist watch, diamonds. ween J Ewing and 500 Riley. Swe IR-8246
lapel locket Keepsake.
in Aryes call BR-4139.
4920
TA-6056 B | EXPER
"Every Hour Worked for RCA Is An Hour Worked for USA
RCA NEEDS 500
UNSKILLED WOMEN
16 Years and Older
Not Employed in An Essential Industr
FACTORY—ASSEMBLY—OFFICE \JOBS
Get Into a War Job Now!
Employment Office
« « « Other
———_—————— AA ha
for
Help Produce Vital Communications Equipment For Our Armed Forces
Apply RCA VICTOR DIVISION 137 E. MARKET ST.
Open Mondays 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Days 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
DIET MAIDS
No age limit at Sunnyside. board, room. and laundry. CH-78
DISHWASHERS Colored. $15.00 week
and meals. Rice's Diner. 2014 W. Washington. BE-3562.
DISHWASHER White or colored. Ex-
cellent wages. 1357 8. Meridian St. Coiored. Call at 526
DISHWASHER Soir: 5
DISHWASHER WANTED Hours, 4 p. m. to | a. m. Top wages. Apply Burger Basket Restaurant, 844 E. 63d, BR-0925. DISHWASHER
Soiored or white. No Suiiday; Good pay. URNS CAFETERIA, 820 N. Alabama. IENCED girl for hand laundry 1542 N. Illinois st.
Wi
work.
Experienced Transfer Operators Fulton Hosiery Mills Call RI. 1321 8A. M. to 5P. M.
at Work Shakers Feeders—Folders. Shirt Press Operators.
ay-Time
FAME LAUN DRY
1352 8S. Illinois.
FUR FINISHERS
Also hand sewers and seamstresses
to those who qualify. Ages 18 to 50, must pass physical
549 E. Georgia St.
v 3 N A 4 i : ne, " y or Po wk) 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 Nose
Steady employment with long gs i manufacturing plant
examination.
Willing to work any shift—top piece rates after training. Time and one-half over forty-hour week.
Apply in Person, Employment Of pbuh oy CU
United States Rubber Co.
549 E. Georgia St.
Si
YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY
HAS A BIG
WAR JOB
YOUNG
WOMEN
Are Needed For This Important Work
APPLY TO Miss Jefferson, 240 N. Meridian
Miss Saltsman, 18 Miss Wilson, |
N. Beimont Ave. 121 N. Rural
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
SALARIE Call Mr. Gernhard
700 W. MORRIS
Ea] Comptometer Operators
This progressive local manufacturer has openings for 2 hightype Comptometer Operators with pay roll or similar experience.
ESSENTIAL AND PERMANENT EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS
S OPEN for Appointment
INLAND CONTAINER CORP.
LI. 2323
BOYS and men wanted, 16-
Experienced on bread. Steady | work. Essential industry. Will | draft exempt. !
BAKER
consider untrained man if West Baking Co,
1331 E. Washington. | Av
Man Drive Truck learn electric sewer Sloan work; 70c hour te start. 4 Y'S, 2400 Central.
White,
BODY AND METAL MAN
No Tools Needed You'l! Like Working Here and Like the Money More
JACK MAURER MOTORS
961 N, Meridian
30 good pay, steady work;
MEAT CUTTER
| BONUS.
MAN or WOMAN
for gas island, 48 hours per week, - 6 days, no Sunday work. Real opportunity advancement, good NE I good pay.
FIRESTONE STORE
202 N. IMinois
Kincaid Meat Mar | ket, 5605 N. Tilinoia, Mechanics
YOU CAN MAKE $1.12% HR. PLUS SEE WALTER LEE, WEST
lots of overtime. Highway Butter & Egg Co.
229 Kentucky Ave.
BRAKE HELPER FOR BRAKE DEPT.
Really an opportunity for the right man. Wenderful chance to earn good money. Working eonSitions are the best. Fine equip-
"Fi RESTONE STORE
202 N. Illinois
First class. Union wage scale. BR-5718.
Buildup Roofers BUS BOYS BUTCHER {7.4 ™" * ™
CLAYPOOL
Top wages; uniforms furnished. 642 E. 38th.
SIDE FORD SALES, 2419 W. WASH.
MEN WANTED General Factory Employment. McQuay - Norris ~ Mig. Co.
1737 Mass. Ave.
MEN FOR ICE ROUTE
Excellent Pay—Permanent Good Equipment
233 LYNN ST,
BE-4573
MEN TO DRIVE COAL TRUCKS
Excellent Pay—Permanent
HOTEL
Needs (A) Storeroom assistant | (B) Bartender (C) Coffee shop bus girls t(D) Dishwashers (colored),
gress of Industrial Organizations said today that the mere machinery of the office of war mobilization— without concrete ‘acts consistent with the objectives—will prove meaningless. :
pion by Ralph Uppfalt,
in protest \against assignment of ETRE turn.
three Negro workers to assembly line jobs. It tied up. output of engines for airplanes and Pt-boats. Thomas disclosed at a meeting of the National Association for the Ad-
Good Equipment
233 LYNN ST,
BE-4573
METAL MAN
Good pay, good hours.
No questions asked.
WHITE LADY—Immediately. Stay, $10.00, LI-4912 or TA
WOMEN
HO White, capable. Good
USEKEEPER— salary. Come to 1101 N. Penn. MAID—Colored; housework; plain cook-
® Indiana Fur Co. 141 E. Washington Ing, 0 BOml jot: no’ Sunders. 31
Ape 20 to 50. -9305.
LOST—Black Forse bound with brass buttons. Keep! Lost uptown or on W. Michigan. Reward. BE-4145-R FOUND—AnNn umbrella on Brightwood car Friday. CH-5355-W.
LOST—Bunch of Keys,
ee Campbell, Circular
Friday. 238 Meridian st.,
Reward.
vancement of Colored People here yesterday that he had obtained “absolute evidence” the strike was|t promoted by the klan. He said the U. A. W.-C. I. O. had demanded an “exhaustive investigation” by the federal bureau of investigation and the La Follette civil liberties com-
. Murray wrote James F. Byrnes, director of the office, insisting that
office were high prices of cost of living commodities, need for labor's participation in formulating national policy, a uniform manpower pro-
Box 587, Tim
he chief problems to be met by the
FOUND ii00xi0 “tive tube and rim. BE-
Schools & Instructions TA
mittee.
The U. A. W.-C. I. O. leader called the Packard strike “one of the most shameful exhibitions of this war.”
‘gressive measures” which he said!
gram to replace the present “crazyquilt approach,” and a policy discouraging ‘sales taxes or other re-
1731-W.
International Beauty School 10 STUDENTS WANTED
for immediate enrollment. Special Fedused fee on time payments, if desired
342 E. Washington St.
GIRLS
GIRLS TO SORT LINENS Americah Linen Supply Co.
1115 N. Capitol
16 or over, for sorting. Overall Laundry, 2520 E., 12th Street.
PRESS FEEDER—S Advertising Co., LI-4344,
SALESGIRL
Young lady. 20 to 35, for telephone selling. Permanent. Five-day week. No experience necessary. Phone Miss Green, RI-55851, for appointment,
WANTED
General Factory Employment.
McQuay - Norris
1737 Mass. Ave.
HERE'S A GOOD TIP!!! WOME Serve on the ‘Home
Front.” Be a trolley or bus operator. Help pioneer a new profession for women. Excellent A Permanent work. Snappy uniforms.
SALESLADY WOMEN
(E) Lobby porter (F) Maids Good Werking Conditions
A 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
PAINTER TERB Interior;
Planty of work. See Ray Crumpton, West Side Ford Co,
2419 W. Washington
exterior; good man only; good pay. 6050 Broadway.
PORTER
Store, 440 N,
colored; daywork; no Sune of days. Apply Coons Drug Illinois.
PORTERS
PRESS
Colored; no Sundays. Apply Boot Betsy Ross Candies, 541 N, ast. >
PORTER
ESQUIRE GRILL—IR-0067
See Campbell, 238 Meridian st.,
Circular
Advertising Co, Lie 4344, .
would , overburden those least able
to pay.
Paid while learning. Insurance benefits. Apply Room 213, Terminal Bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
She, light Pay.
Meip Wa nted—Female
loaded. Muesing-Merrick Coal Ce.
401 S. State. MA-8585. IR, 1191.
Colored Men
Por steady employment. Excellent working conditions. Apply Mr. Klee, between 6 AL M. and 3 P. M. West Baking Co. 1331 E. Washington. COLORED service man; 40 to 55; free to travel; salary $25 up, according to’ ability, plus expenses. TA-3833.
for Branch Store
Manager—Must Qualify Te
MEET « PUBLIC AND HANDLE DE- _ APPLY IN
VIS. Davis Cleaners, 2835 Western Ave.
1,000,000 Women
Are Needed in Industry
SURPRISE WAR LOAN DRIVE ANNOUNCED
WASHINGTON, June 7 (U.P.).— Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. last night announced a surprise $2,500,000,000 war loan drive for the end of this month to obtain money needed before the regularly cheduled third war loan campaign in September. Officials said the money will be needed to supplement $4,000,000,000 ‘in second income tax installment .payments on June 15 to meet outlays arising before the third war loan drive. Morgenthau did not say whether the money will be borrowed from the public or from banks, The form of the securities to be offered was not specified but they will be ne- " . gotiable with a maturity of not, more than 10 years.
| ADVANCING CHINESE THREATEN HWAJUNG |
CHUNGKING, June 7 (U. P.).— Chinese troops were reported today to have driven to within a few miles of Hwajung, major Japanese-held stronghold in the Tung Ting lake area, while the Chinese air force struck at several points in support of the ground forces. Front line dispatches said that the Chinese had captured strategic points around Hwajung, which was taken in the enemy offensive south of the Yangtze river last March. The Japanese position inside the city was said to be threatened. The Japanese, still holding part of Itu, 32 miles below Ichang on _ the Yangtze, were under terrific; air and land bombardment as they , retreated across the river.
CRIPPLED SOLDIERS INSPIRE WORKERS
. NEW ORLEANS, June 7 (U. P). —Two crippled service men inspired 12,000 employees of Higgins Industries, Inc., to organize the ‘‘one hour club” here today. Club members will work an hour extra each week and donate their pay for the time to the government to be used in any way to aid the war effort. James H. Laney, gunner 3-c of Flint, Mich., whose legs were blown off in the Gulf of Mexico, and E. W. Andrews, yeoman 3-c of New Orleans, who was crippled at Casa-. ~ planca, addressed the workers at flag raising eeremonies yesterday at the Higgins aircraft corporation plant now under construction.
NAZI TRANSPORT BLASTED LONDON, June 7 (U. P.).—The
RAILROADS Need Track Laborers Camp Cars
If not employed in essential wap industry, apply
U. S. Railroad Retirement Board I5 East Maryland Street «
[Pr —————————— RETAIL SALESMEN
Fine working conditions, Opportunity for real advancement. Good pay. 48 hours per week. No Sunday work.
FIRESTONE STORE
202 N. Illinois | ROUGH carpapter, 78¢ hour. 850 i
chanan.
SAND BLAST MAN Alse Foundry Helpers
White or Colored
Essential Indusiry 55 to 60 Hours per Week
Hetherington & Berner, Ine. 701 Kentucky Ave.
ervice Station perators Good Starting Salary Permanent Job
922 N. Delaware
Feltman-Curme, 38 E. Wash.
Spindle Carvers
and Sanders Good Pay Plenty Overtime
ou J. MADDEN FG. C0.
16th and Sherman Drive |
REPORT ITALIAN UNREST ANKARA, June 6 (Delayed) (U. P.).~The newspaper La Turquie said today that anti-Fascist sentiment among Italians occupying Greece had forced the Italian command to employ hundreds of secret agents charged with tiprooting dissident centers.
HIGH SCHOOL girl, assist Foi housework.
BR-3460. lay nig EE a Hotel Washington
Offers colored women who want employment in pleasant surroundings an opportunity te become hotel maids. Training will be given by capable instructor. Apply Mrs. Brown, 32 E. Washington st.
No Sunday's, |
SHORS order cook. White. $25 514 N. Del-
Best Grand Laundry needs 10 of 00. Mutual Restaurant.
these to work 5 nights a week from 5 to 11:30. No experience required. Apply
aware.
SILK FINISHERS
Make More Money Best ‘Pay in Tits
DARKO CLEANERS GA-2401
28 N. SENATE
Deaths—Funerals 9 indianapolis Times, Monday, June 7, 1943
ARBAUGH—Charles V., age 74 beloved father of Ralph Arbaush, Mrs. Florence Duncan, Mrs. Dorothy Duncan, and grandfather of Ralph haven Jr., William, Barbara, onald, Joan and Thomas Duncan and Marjorie. Heichem, passed away Sauirday a. neral Tuesday, 10 a. Sh! hirley ey Brothers Central Chapel, 946 'N. Illinois. Buriai at Crown Hill. Friends may call any time after 1 p. m. Sunday. BARNES—Margaret, beloved sister of Calvin Barnes of Linton, Ind., and of Mildred LE unkel of Lauderdale, Fla., Pasy away Ponies p. m. Funeral uoice oY aw Shirley yi. BUSH Stella L., 629 Epler ave. wife of illjam H. and mother of Mrs. Byron a passed away Monday morning. Services Wednesday, 3:30 p. at the J. C. Wilson ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect. Priends invited. Burial enwood. Friends may call at the chapel of the Chimes” after 6 p.m.
2 COLORED G Night work. Miller 3901 E. Washington.
COLORED GIRLS
To learn pressing for modern dry cleaning plant.
Apply to Mr. Howard 2835 Northwestern Ave.
dish washing. Ee Cream Co. IR-0938.
24
light
HOUSEKEEP general dd
ER, white housework, care one child! $10 wk. optional. 1425 N. Gale. CH-7303-R
GIRLS
CANNING—Joseph J., brother of John A. to work and Teresa Cannin Katherine Monahan and Mrs. Fintan ®. McCarthy, unele of Catherine and gojepn. Monahan, died at his home, 1622 Delaware, Friends may call at 4 Kirny MormatY: h, Moridian, at 19th st., after day. J Fugeral Wednesday, 8:30, 2 = par uary St. John's Church. Ttermont Holy ron cemetery. Friends invited.
CASE—Arthur G.—Beloved husband of | furnished. Apply Blue Ribbon Dai Mayme Case and father of Donald Le- pPy ry Bar,
48 N. Penn. roy Case and rs. Maxine Neal and brother of Elmer Case and Mrs. Maude Good ages Eaton's. Johnson, passed away Saturday p. m, DISHWASHERS E. 38th Funeral Tuesday, 3 p. Save up to 40%—Use TEE Ha Want Ads for results. Phone RI-55651.
Colored 708 E. oy
COLORED GIRLS for Jsvndry work. Commercial Towel, 530 E. 11th St. OOK-— Hi
Top salary. No ’ Sundays. ENGLISH HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
Counter Girls best 7ases: good hours;
meals and uniforms
Fn 1 filling station attendant, 2 janitors, white. or colored. See Mr. Nickels from 9 to 4, POST EXCHANGE, Pt. Harrison. WA-6440,
2 GRILL MEN.
$30 to $60 WEEK Driving Coal Truck
It is possible for good coal drivers to earn the above money.
POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern Ave.
ATTENTION! BOYS EARNEXTRA MONEY
HERE'S A GOOD TIPII
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 Bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
rm
AND ALL OTHERS
MEN and WOMEN With Permanent Physical Disabilities
Here is a real opportunity to make yourself useful to the war effort as well as to prepare yourself for a real future. The only requirement is that you are physically able to work.
Learn BIG Paying Aircraft Trade FREE!
Phone or come out—Ilet us give you full details —you may be able to qualify. Many good jobs waiting for men who know how to fill them® —top wages, plenty of overtime. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity—ACT NOW.
Aircraft Mechanies| Aircraft Radio or Engine Mechanies | Aircraft Welding
INDIANAPOLIS
POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Wants
LABORERS
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1230 W. Morris St.
LABORERS
Colored preferred, steady employment, good pay. Essential industry. - Report immediately.
HORSLEY-Viola Ann, of 7000 E. 38th st., sniered hw Took, Saturday, age 53 years; wife of Qectfu B - Jorsley, Hater of Mrs. Florence Chitwood and Fok rw. bridge. Friends may call at Harr: Moore Peace Chapel after 4 p. day. Time of service given ater, “(Shel byville papers please copy.)
HUGHES—Willlam A., beloved husband of Nina E. Hughes, father of John Hughes and Mrs. rothy Pegg, son of rs. Luella Oollins, all of dianapolis, and brother of Mrs. Hildred Reidenbach of Oakland, cul, Jaasea away Saturday afternoon, June Funeral services will be held at he Wald Funeral Home, Illinois at 17th st.,, Tuesday afternoon, June 8, at 2 o'clock. Interment Washington Park ceinetery. Priends are welsofne, Friends may call at the funeral ome
LUCAS—Addle, of 1020 W. 18th st., entered into t Sunday, age 70 years widow of the late Jesse Lucas, mothe: Chester, Carl and Earl Lucas, Site § Snvia hog nid woh 5 Peace Oh ha po m. oor a Burial Floral Pa % Park. . tv ALD—Will A. husband of Frances, father of Don passed away Monday at ao on 513 25th Service at the Planner & Buchanan a bury. Time later, MEYERS-—Alvin G., age 70, beloved father of Mrs. Bertha Le! Mrs. Mable Perry and Mrs, bro et hii Be Saturday 9 7: i a y shel hela rom shir) Par
" willing to learn to he phonograph mechan- “ a h ICS In our snop. DISHWASHER best wages; excellent SIMPLEX hours; meals and uniforms furnished. Apply Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 48 N. Penn. DISTRIBUTING Experienced Wool Presser i Man or woman; white or colored; good i pay. Apply at once, 3514 College. | GO0., INC. EXPERIENCED man to build farm wire SILK PRESSER fence near Speedway. Answer quick. TA-4629. Fashion Dry Cleaner, 1901 Central 245 | MW M eridian Top wages; uniforms fur- . " Soda Qirls 753. Eaton's. 64a . 38th. Freight House Trucker STENOGRAPHER --Fauanen} ind WOMEN for sewing department. ; 3 it goo i ow non € Experience not necessary. Fam $35-$45 Per Week OVER 18 YEARS, ooncitions. Fiease phone Tor ap-° gyandard Cleaners, 531 Warsaw, The Classified Advertising depart- pointment. GA-4421. MA. 2197. . ment of The Indianapolis Times ssentia n ustry with "4% least High. Behool educa: it WOOL PRESSER at leas ool education. The work is pleasant and Stenograp er FASHION CLEANERS, 1901 Central. . . . your sssociates gongenfal, 22 . Helo Wanted—Mal Opportunity for High rience not necessary. pay an —Male while learning. Five-day, 40-hour Se -Se t y elp week—no_ Saturday of Sunday mi cretar School or College Students wor! ermanen Sigs, iat floor, The Times, 214 | Permanent Position in Modern 2 PORTERS Pennsylvania Railroad " . Air-Conditioned Office. To Work in Used Car Dept. 139 E. South PE Possibility for Advancement APPLY MR, TIBES OR MR. ET —— § MACHINE OPERATORS NATIONAL SUPERIOR CHEY.. INC GENERAL: SERVIGE WAN uy . . Real opportunity for right man to for Light Government Work 552 E. WASH. re tay plo ony I dea ne Experience Not Essential HOSIERY MILLS service business. Excellent working Apply in Person—Don’t Phone conditions, permanent job. Fine equipGates Manufacturing Co. Call RI-1321,8 A. M. to 5 P. M. ment. See = wd Tone Shirley Bros 415 W. 11th St. Central Chapel, 946 N filinols. “Y Buriai - Not a switeh- FR R310 1llinois Crown Hill. "Friends Way call at chapel ' TELEPHONE WORK :ox.d “opera. |. : tor. No typing or office experience necCHENOWETH—James, beloved father of Schools & Instructions 7A|Schools & Instructions TA |cssary. ME o's good telephone voice Thomas and Marshall Chenoweth, passed — a — —— and a friendly personality. Central locaavey. Sunday. Serylees Wednesd ay, 10 tion downtown, convenient to all carlines. tuary. Crematioh to follow. Rssom mor Permanent position with high grade or5 ganization, 8 to 4:45. No Saturday work. EBERHART Clark E., age 76, father of . Call in person at 8 o’clock Tuesday mornMrs. Harriet Kinzel, city, and Malcolm ing, 901 Peoples Bank Bldg. Everhart, North Africa, passed away § . Ssturday evening. = Services Tuesday, TYPIST m nkle Funéral Home, en invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends og le BD 25; general office work. jay fall at the funeral home after re Or So Fie rE HARTHILL-Marguret. wife of Carl, assed TYPIS Good salary, Maytag co., away Bynday. Bersices. Wednes ay, 2 802 N. Senate Ave. er chana 0 Bice invited. In charge of "North WAITRESSES ANTED After school by delivering a Times Route. gr Rg Rg E. 8, Friends may call None but the best need apply. Roeiaail JOUL namie; age Any sadiuss, fos . Top wages. Apply Burger Basket ton’ ols Indianapolis Times, Clreuta Restaurant, 844 E. 63d, BR-0925. 2 roms. AUTO & TRUCK MECHANICS WAITRESS Sundays. Apply Coons | , Large National Organization has imme-
SS undies OSH or
Drug Store, 449 N. Tlinois. diate need for several chassis, brake and
body mechanics on truck trailers. Steady
work, regular hours and good working Top Wages
conditions. Appl Barry, Trailer With or Without Experience
Company of fyi iy 303-05 N. Senate ave. BAR PORTER, colored, $25 a week Day or Night Werk Ask for Miss Hinkle
and meals to start, Mr. Hussey. WHEELER'S
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB, 934 N. 8 W. Market
Pennsylvania.
Tire Service Men Colored
Essential industry
40- Hour. Week with Overtime
Bring Separation Papers]
Sodus
627 N.
BATTERY MAN
Experienced; 48 hour week. Beadtatul department, com line of equipment, Ideal werking conditions; good pay for right man.
F IRESTONE . STORE
r O
11 Bawe 6-D: k. Spink Arms Bell Boys Soy . N. rstian. BOYS over 14 years with bicycles. JFulltime employment delivering tele- ‘| grams downtown business area. Provisions
Made purchase our bicycles on installment LE AD CORP. Yaiforms furnished. Mr. Dalton, #N. Mar il 1600 E. 21st
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