Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1943 — Page 18
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ARGENTINE COUP)
BRINGS. DOUBTS
“Some Now Fear 2 Years of Military Dictatorship Under Ramirez.
Copyright, 1943, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chitago Daily News, Inc. MONTEVIDEO, June 9.—Argentina’s new nationalistic “neutrality” ‘government under Gen, Pedro Pablo Ramirez, co-leader of last week's army revolt who took over from Gen. Arturo Rawson Monday, today was viewed with skepticism by informed Argentines who foresee at least a two-year military dic-
In an ambiguous statément, Gen. Ramirez has pledged retention of the republican form of government, co-operation with American nations and neutrality “at this moment.” But his regime’s roster of military and naval personalities plus one lone civilian has failed to receive universal acclaim. “Revolutions are not made for three months,” responsible Argentines said privately. “Unfortunately we are in for two years of military dictatorship if Gen. Ramirez is recognized and if he lasts.”
Affirms Traditional Policy
Gen. Ramirez's statement said that “the Argentine republic affirms its traditional policy of amity and loyal co-operation with the nations of America, in accordance with existing pacts. Regarding the rest of the world, its policy at this moment is that of neutrality. “The provisional government believes it necessary, furthermore,” it continues, “to state that it sustains the principle’ of absolute autonomy of states to adopt its methods of government. Therefore, it will not tolerate any foreign influence since the Argentine people maintain, and will maintain throughout the troubles which may ensue, republican and representative form of government according to its constitution.” Hope is attached by some observers to the phrase “at this moment” where the statement speaks of Argentina’s neutrality policy. They reason that what exists “at this moment” can give way to something else in the future.
JEFFERS HOLDS TIRE SITUATION CRITICAL
WASHINGTON, June 9 (U. P.) — Rubber Director William M. Jeffers today described the tire situa-
- tion as “critical,” and ordered the withholding from reclaimers of “scrap” tires that can be made reuseable by the application of patches and other repairs, in addition to the use of reliners. Jeffers said investigation showed that these potentially reuseable “twilight tires,” as they are known to the trade, amounted to many thousands.
A Countess
Blond Marie Bergen, daughter of the Countess de Foras of France, who is doing her sharé for the war effort as an inspector in the General Electric plastics plant in Pittsfield, Mass. She is the wife of John Bergen, attending the officer candidate school at Ft. Sill, Okla.
NAZIS GET WORK IN NORWAY NOW
Soldiers Also Serve as Artisans .in Manpower Shortage.
Copyright, 1943, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. LONDON, June 9 Gen. Nikolaus von Falkenhorst, German commander of the army of occupation in Norway, is now issuing weapons to his men and forcing
them to do doubie duty as artisans and soldiers. This information leaking out. of Norway seems to give more proof to reports in Sweden that some of the best troops stationed there have been moved out to strengthen continental defenses. This manpower shortage in Norway also is indicated by the fact that German civilians employed there by the occupation. authorities aré being armed and obliged to take up sentry duty and assume other military duties preparatory to resisting invasion. The Germans continue to move away. from the coastal areas all Norwegian yeuths who might join a resistance movement in the event of invasion.
GOLD PRODUCTION FALLS
NEW YORK, June 9 (U. P.).— Domestic production of gold in the first four months this year dropped 61.33 per cent from the 1942 level, according to the American Bureau of Metal Statistics, which also reported that April silver output was the smallest for any month in many
years.
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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wednes., June 9, 1943
ZIMMERMANN—Mathias, 82 years, husband of the late Louisa Zimmermann father of Mrs. Margaret Hellmann and Henry Zimmermann, grandiaher of Robert H. Hellmann, Detroit, brother of Conrad, Andrew and Katie Zimmermann, passed away Wednesday a. m. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m., at the G. H, Herrmann funeral home, 1505 8S. East st. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call after 7 p. m. this evening.
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DANFORTH—We wish to thank Jelalivess friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympatlly au and beautiful floral offerings the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. ne Danforth. We especially thank Rev. Hoekstra, the singer and Speaks & Finn, funeral directors. THE CHILDREN
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§—Joseph T., husband of Ruth Vv. LYONS ED and Bernard, or her
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ia cemetery. Friends are welcome. Wald service.
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SULLIVAN—John J., brother of Jenkins, uncle of J. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., les Russell, New Orleans, "La. died Tuesday. iA ay eall the Ki
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of Mrs. Thomas Adams and brother-in-
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE
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E. Washington,
DISHWASHER
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FUR FINISHERS
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Help | Wanted—Female
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PAY ROLL CLERK
FOR DEFENSE PLANT
Must type. Old established concern. Air conditioned office, pleasant surroundings. Good salary. Climax Machinery Co., 143 E. Morris.
e Campbell, Circular
Co. 238 8. Meridian st.,
Registered Pharmacist
Full-Time Employment 44-Hour Week
Apply Employment Office, Tth Floor
The Wm. H. Block Co.
SALESGIRL
Young lady, 20 to 35, for telephone selling. Permanent. Five-day week. No experience necessary. Phone Mise Green, RI-5551, for "appoint-
et Tent For
Men’s Furnishings Children’s Hosiery
Steady Position
Also for Other DQepartments Part or FULL Time.
LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington
w K, pl rtime. TYPIST Good “salary. Maytag Con 802 N. Senate Ave,
Waitresses
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WHEELER'S
8 W. Market WAITRESSES WANTED None but the best need apply. Top wages. Apply Burger Basket Restaurant, 844 E. 63d, BR-0925.
2 wanted; excellent wages; Waitresses
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WAITRESS WANTED — No Sundays, no holidays, good wages. English Hotel Coffee Shop.
WAITRESS—Experienced. St. Moritz Restaurant, 109 N. Penn.
WAITRESS Nights. No experience nec-
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YOUNG LADY
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MUTUAL DRUG CO.
CLAYPOOL HOTEL
Needs (A) Storeroom assistant (B) Bartender (C) Coffee shop bus girls (D) Dishwashers (colored) (E) Lobby porter (F) Maids (G) Laundry Extractor (H) Laundry Washer Good “Working Conditions
Coal Truck Drivers
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Polar Ice & Fuel Co.
West Side Yard. 233 Lynn st. BE, 457
Colored Men
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West Baking Co.,
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Doorman Elevator Operators
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The Wm. H. Block Co. DOUGHNUT FRYER, BAKER ANE ¥
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Help ‘Wanted—Male
8 PORTERS
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Lane Bryant, Inc.
752 E. Market
% 3 ICE HANDLERS | $2 RELIABLE LABORERS
Private sleeping rooms, rent free to employees. Good pay, steady work.
RAILROAD ICING CO.
See Mr. Sowders, 416 W. Ohio
1 filling station attend2 janitors, white or colored. See Mr. Nickels from 9 to 4, POST EXa .
CHANGE, Pt. Harrison. . 2 GRILL MEN. WA-6440. ARC WELDERS: For local defense plant. Experienced
or apprentice, with at least 8 weeks experience; 55 to 60 hour week. See
Mr. Zimmerman, Sixth Floor
U. S. Employment Service / 148 E. Market .
SHORT order cook. White. No Sunday's, $35.00. Mutual Restaurant. 514 N. Del-
SIX FINSHERS
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DARKO LANES ‘ GA-2401
50¢ PER HOUR FOR 40 HOURS Time and One-half for
SILK PRESSER Fashion Dry Cleaner, 1901 Central
STENOGRAPHER—Permanent po-
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BAKER Experienced on bread. Steady work. Essential industry. Will consider .untrained man if draft exempt. West - Baking Co., 1331 E. "Washington.
BAR PORTER, colored, $25 a week and meals to start. Mr. Hussey. SPORTSMAN’S CLUB, 934 N. Pennsylvania.
Beli Boys 6-Day week. Bpink Arms
Hotel, 4 410 N. Meridian.
BODY AND METAL MAN
No Tools Needed You'll Like Working Here and Like the Money More
JACK MAURER MOTORS
961 N. Meridian
conditions. Please phone for appointment. GA-4421.
a a : Theater Cashier No =" *fence bec Sundays. Prefer South
‘over 14 years with bicycles. Full-
After 5 P. M. Call IR-2029
EXPERIENCED BOX NAILERS Wanted for Defense Plant. Highes$ Wages Paid. Plenty of Overtime, 212 LEEDS AVE.
EXPERIENCED Shoe Salesmen
Good Pay Apply MAROTT SHOE STORE 18 E. Washington
Experienced Wool Presser
Man or woman; white or colored; good pay. Apply at once, 3514 College.
Freight House Trucker
Earn $35-$45 Per Week Essential Industry
Opportunity for High
Pennsylvania Railroad 139 E. South
HELPER I So comme. wee ERS, 2935 Central.
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
House-to-House Salesmen to sell household necessities; good come missions. See L. R. Raymer, onsmery Home Equipment Co., 401 401 N. N. Illin 01s.
Ice Route Drivers |
GOOD PAY Steady, best working conditions.
Polar Ice & Fuel Co.
West Side Yard. 233 Lynn st. BE. 4573.
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COMPANY
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