Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 July 1943 — Page 17

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Men Called To Uncle Sam's Armed Services.

—An appointee of the NAVY for Officers’ Uniforms under the Naval plan —Authorized by the ARMY Exchange Service for Uniforms for men in the land forces.

have a brief time off— from Production Lines and Assembly Lines * yr Everybody, generally, who is hot and bothered —and would like cooling clothes at prices that represent real value— will enjoy what they buy—and will enjoy buying it in the Air-Cooled comfort of the Store,

| golfers

from them regarding the waivers on! my injured knee and derective ear.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘No Comment’ On Army-Navy

WASHINGTON, July 23 (U. P).—The war department had “no comment”' today regarding published reports that army authorities had approved the 1943 Army-Navy football classic for Nov. 27 at West Point. Acting Secretary of War Robert

Eight in Field At Arlington

‘m t t newal of, [OE Tf Wie 1%h re | P. Patterson said last week a de{the rich Arlington classic. | cision would be made soon and With Count Fleet sidelined by! hinted that it would be in favor

minor injuries suffered in the Bel-| of the spectacle.

mont stakes, the track has felt a . Softball Notes

dearth of good 3-year-old runners. But the absence of the fieet Count ss! In the Bush-Feezlée Manufacturers’ has attracted a large, evenly, Kb Ae BE stadium an night matched field. | Herb Layman, Curtiss. Wright pReher y struck out 15 in his fourth no-hit game If eight horses run, the $30.000 I hit Inst Six Starts Qereating DGLane added race will have a gross value | Gear, 4 te 1. It was Layman’'s fifth no- ~ ‘ : { hitter of the season. of $72,000, with $10,000 going to the | In the same loop B C. Atkins defeated second horse, $5000 to the third J. D. Adems, 8 to 0, and Kingan downed and $2500 to the fourth. U. 8. Tire, 4 to 2. Big Question Mark lumbus, Ind, are to meet the wi kkk ' Royal Crown Cola girls this even at Probable starters were William E. Speedway stadium, . mn Tielene Rei, y ¢ fe ouse is to pitch for Roya Town an Boeing's Slide Rule, _Brookmeade Irene Wilson for the visitors. Two games stable’s Bourmont, Dixiana’s Amber | in the Link Belt Inter-plant league are Light, Greentree stables Famous | scheduled after the girls’ game. Victory, John Marsch's Occupation, | Results of al, City league games ’ at way last n A Mill River stable's Chop Chop, Hal | Polk Milk, 11; Marmon-Harrington, ¥, Price Headley's All Hoss and Ask- | pilison Gauge, 16; Canada Dry, 2 ectronie menow. | Harold, 8.

Laboratories, 1; The wide open race will present oats ae . | Members of the girls’ softball team at! Occupation as the big question | g_ C A ate to play an exhibtion game]

mark, while » | with the layout departmeht men’s team | ; Bouhon:, Askmenow at Garfield Sunday at 8 p. m. as an] and Chop Chop were tabbed as the added attraction at the R. C. A.-Victor! blie choi | divi family picnic. Men players will] i - vision p . yous | uplic choice. Anbef Light, a sy | entrap themselves by batting and perior mudder, may trot to the post| pitching with the opposite hand. 3 Taverite jn event of heavy track. | Audbrey King, Glidden Co. toftball] Slide Rule held much early support, | pitcher, struck out 1 Tof the B avers i i | wt f d him last night at elbyville | but his prestige has suffered from a \ as his team defeated ee Sehibyville Allrecent series of disappointing starts. | Stars, 3 to 0

Hagg Will Be

Cumming Secos ‘Deiselete girls of Co-

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CASSIDY SERVICE SET TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn

Handic d cap p ed Cassidy, who died Wednesday in

Wn Biase. Suly > (U. PJ." the Bmhardt Memorial hospital, will naer Hagg, Sweden's star run-| ner, said today that he had no ob- | P® coheed ob 2 p. 1a, tomofow

jection to having two of his com- | in the Second Free Methodist petitors in tomorrow's mile event church by the Rev, R. W. Green, at Harvard stadium racing with a pastor. Burial will be in Brooklyn. handicap. | Born May 14, 1024, in Indian“I will run in any manner,” Hage apolis, Mrs. Cassidy had lived here said. “Whatever way will bring in a) her life. She attended George the most money for the U. S. army Washington high school. air forces relief fund (which will Survivors are her husband. Robreceive 50 per cent of the gate) opt 1, Cassidy; an infant daughter, Suits wie 5 Judith Lee Cassidy; her parents, Handicaps, not yet set by the Mr. and Mrs. Travis R. Lockwood. 1908 Blaine ave, and a brother, Wil- |

New England A. A. U., will be given Bill Hulse of the N. Y. A. C, oy at D. Lockwood, all of Indian- * apolis.

mile champion, and Robert Knowles 17-year-old freshman from Spring-| fieid college and New England in-| tercollegiate mile champion. | Don Burnham of Dartmouth, na- Public May Share tional intercollegiate mile title-| holder, rejected the handicap offer, |

. | Beer With Army | saying he was in the best condition

of his career. He will start from| WASHINGTON, July 23 (U. P.). scratch along with Hage and Gil] —The government today was veDodds of Boston. ported considering an order requiring that breweries set aside a portion of their beer production for the army. The order, which might be issued by the war food administration, would require breweries to earmark a portion of their socalled weak beer, that of 3.2 per for the woman's reserve cent or less alcoholic content, for corps of the marines. | military purchase. “I sent my letters of recommenda-/ The army has received comtion to Washington Monday,” the! plaints from many camps that the freckie-faced Minneapolis golfer; supply of beer is running short said. “I'm still waiting to hear! and that they are having difficulty replenishing stocks. So are civilians in many places. But most of the civilian brew is of higher alchoholic content than is | purchased by the army.

ONE CONVICTED IN BOSTON FIRE CASE

Patty Berg to Join the Marines

CHICAGO. July 28 (U. P.) —Patty! Berg today reaffirmed her decision to leave the ranks of professional

“I've heard nothing about it and so there's no induction date I know about.” Patty announced her decision to Join the marines about two weeks ago when she played here in the Woman's Western Golf Open. She! is currently playing in the all-Amer- | fca open.

Expect Racing to Get State More

BOSTON, July 23 (U. P) —Sam-| uel Rudnick, a contractor, was convicted of conspiracy today in connection with the Cocoanut Grove night club fire last November) { which cost 492 lives. Three other NEW YORK (U. P.).— Horse rac- Boston men were acquitted. ing netted the state %$10,021485 last! Those acquitted of conspiring to year, but is expected to pile $14.-| evade the building laws were James 000,000 in the New York treasury in| Welansky, brother of Barnett 1943 due to increased wagering. | Welansky, who is serving a 12-to-Betting, mid-way in July, already | 15-year state prison term for man-| had reached the $111,000000 mark’ slaughter; Theodore Eldracher, city | —an increase of more than $24.- building inspector, and Rudnick’s 000,000 over the same period of 1942. helper, David Gilbert.

Indiana Stream Conditions

BOONE Eagle creek, milky, fishing fair. Eel river, milky, fishing fair Raccoon creek, milky, fishing fair. Gravel pits, clear, fishing fair.

CLARK-—Silver creek and 14 Mile creek, muddy, fishing poor Bull creek, milky, fishing fair. Muddy Fork, muddy, fishing poor. State forest lakes, clear, fishing good. DELAWARE-—White and Mississinewa, muddy, ashing poor. Eaton stone quarry. clear, fishing fair. Pits McQuarry, muddy, fishing poor. Other pits, clear, fishing poor. FRANKLIN—East fork and west fork White river, muddy. fishing fair. Pipe creek, Salt creek and Blue creek, milky, fishing fair. Indian creek, milky, fishing oor. Big Cedar creek, clear, fishing peor. offman ponds, clear, fishing fair,

GRANT Mississinewa river, Luger creek, Walnut creek and Deer creek, muddy, fishing poor. Lake Glacia, clear, fishing fair.

HAMILTON White river. milky, fishing fair. Stony creek, fishing fair. Hinkle creek, clear, fishing fair. Little Cicero creek, milky, fishing poor. Big Cicero creek, muddy. Cool creek, milky, fishing fair. All pits, clear, fishing good.

HANCOCK Brandywine, clear,

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fair Sugar creek, milky, fshing fair. Nameless creek, clear, fishing fair. Gravel pits, clear, fishing good. HENDRICKS White Lick, Eel river and Mill ereek, milky, fishing fair. Gravel pits, clear, fishing fair. HENRY Blue river, clear above New Castle only; muddy below New Castle, fishing fair. Big Buck Creek, Flat Rock creek and Montgomery creek, clear, fishing good. Duck creek, milky, fishing fair. Fall creek, Big Bell creek and Stoney creek, clear, fishing good. HOWARD Wildcat creek, muddy, fishing poor. Little Wildcat creek, milky, fishing poor. Kokomo creek, muddy, fishing poor. Pits, milky, fishing poor. JACKSON--Salt creek and White creek, clear, fishing fair. Indian creek, Vernon | Fork Muscatatuck and White river, milky, | fishing fair. JENNINGS—Muscatatuck and Graham | creek, milky, fishing fair. Sand creek, ! muddy, fishing poor. Gray Ford Pond, | clear, fishing fair, | MADISON--Lick ereek and Pall creek. | clear, fishing good. Pipe creek and White | river, muddy, fishing fair, Kilbuck creek, | milky, fishing rair. | LAWRENCE— White river, Spring Mill and Salt creek, muddy, fithing poor. Stipp | lake, clear, fishing poor, Spring Mill lake, milky, fishing poor. MARION Fall creek, White river and | Eagle creek, milky, fishing fair. Canal! muddy, fishing poor. Gravel pits, clear, | fishing good MONTGOMERY Potato creek and Of- | field creek, clear, fishing good. Coal! creek, clear, fishing fair. All other creeks

ak | MORGAN—Patton lake, clear. All oth-, ers muddy. | TIPPECANOE — Wabash river, creek, North, Middle and South Wild muddy, fishing poor. Tippecanoe river, | milky, fishing fair. {

TIPTON—Upper Wildcat creek, milky, | fishing poor. Pits, milky, some muddy, |

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MONROE—Bean Blossom, Bryant's creek, Twin, Briffey and Leonard's lakes, clear, fishing rl n Blossom creek and Richland creek, muddy, fishing poor,

BROWN Ault lake, Bear Creek lake,

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clear, fishi fair; Salt creek and Bean Blossom, muddy, fishing poor,

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: | GRINSTEINER’S Patricia Beckerich and sister Marie

Paula of St. Mary's-of-the-Woods, grand- | 1601 E. New York MA-3374

daughter of Mrs. Bridget McMannamon, | ~~ G. H. HERRMANN

died Wednesday, July 21, funeral from | 1508 8. EAST ST. MA-8488

Deaths—Funerals 1) Indianapolis Times, Friday, July 28, 1048

BECKERICH Dorothy Elizabeth, beloved | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J

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You have an opportunity to help build a ceiling of air power over our fighting invasion forces by becoming an Allison engine production worker. If you are over 18 years of age—male or female—physically fit and not now employed in an essential industry, visit either of the plants below and

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For 30 Women, 18-35 Years

Classroom instruction starts next week. Training in assembly and inspection work.

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the residence, 3319 College ave, Satur- Ba iii HISEY & TITUS

day, July 24, 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass "| 951 N. Delaware St. L1.3828

at St, Joan of Arc church, 9:00 a. m | MOORE & KIRK

Friends invited. BRUBARER riche M, age 75, beloved wife o rancis L. Brubaker: mother of | yr.1130 CH-180 A-8056 Laura Mitchell and Harold Brubaker, and | IR-11Y fo ee SRL aig sister of Isaac Newton Carver, passed | SHIRLEY BROS. CO. away Thursday. Funeral at Shirley | e54 N_ Ilinois L1-5408 |

Brothers Irving Hill chapel, 53 — te ar A | ROBERT W. STIRLING |

Washington, Saturday, 1:30 p. Mm. Friends invited. Burial Mount Jackson. Friends may call any time, 1422 Prospect MA-4044 | CASSEDY Evelyn (nee Lockwood), age|J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" | 19, wife of Robert Cassidy, mother of | 1234 Prospect St. —— 3S © Judith Lee Cassidy, daughter of Mr. and | ! Mrs. Travis Lockwood, sister of William | Lost and Found 7 Roth wood, Dhssed, enya! LOST Wire-hair and fox terrier, female, | Free Methodist church - Burial Brook- white with brown and black spots. | land. Ind Friends may call at the Answers name “Rags.” Between 21st Farley Funeral Home eny time and 25th sts. Reward. Call CH-5321-M ) b A : before 8 p. m | Elizabeth M., 628 E. 30th | roar Square gold Avalon wrist watch, |

et nail 3 Davie and Satin name inseribed ‘Betty Best.” Vieinity | Ind. passed away "Thursday a. m Sapphire room and Loew's theater, ReServices at Flanner & Buchanan Mortu-| Ward. BR-2237 = pb ary, Saturday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. | LOST —Money box, green: return box and Brief service and burial Saturday, 1 p. m N papers; rew. Rice's Diner, 1039 Virginia at Odd Fellow cemetery, Marion, Ind.| ave. MA-0826 {Marion Ind.) papers please copy.| | LOST—Brown billfod,

contains papers, money, Thurs, eve, RI-515¢4 t

LOST--Lady's light rimmed glasses; be- . De any time. Funeral Saluidal: 10 a m A Se oni aid dq 4 Conege, nterment Crown |. ' : a Set eth inp | oe Female Walker hound, hae and VINCENT Louise. a % years, assed enon spots; vicinity of 135 and uthaway Wednesday N Libertyville: Il; |. port 1d dt. 10und call (GA-1508. mother of Forrest and Herbert Vincent, LOST—Lady's black purse near State and Stella Kerns, Mildred Shattuck, Evelyn| Prospect. Keep money, return glasses Davis, and Gertrude Vanco, grandmother | 8nd tool checks. FR-28¢3, ~~ of Vincent, Panya Dee, Viola and Pa-| LADY'S rose gold ‘Cort’ wrist watch; tricia Vincent, Barbara, Leslie Ben and lost in Haag's drug store, 2000 W David Vance. Puneral at Shirley Bros.| Morris. Reward. MA-6608 Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th st. Saturday, 8:30 a. m.; from St. Anthony's/ Church at 9 a. m. Burial Floral Park | cemetery. Friends may call at Shirley Bros. any time,

Reward. ley, died at her home, 1112 N. Oxford st., Thursday. Priends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 10th st.

from the mortuary. Hill Cemetery,

Answers evenings

setter, BL-1877, | LOST--Black and white fox terrier, with Lakeland, Fla, tag, downtown. Reward CH-6312-W )ST-—Locket; oval, white, Longacre.

to Lady, Reward.

Card of Thanks 2! ix OFFENBACKER—We wish to express ouf|_ sincere thanks and appreciation Ialatives, neighbors and friends ieir many acts of kindness and for! imer ler dom: liver : the beautiful floral offerings received | LO ou inter dug; liver and white, smal

vellow spot on side. Reward. RI-0721 at the deat $ ET RT I RPT TTT Ta TT ee Charles A Oiepur husband and father. ForDER of pictures, No. 846, 1050 July 17. WIFE AND CHILDREN. |_ Vicinity Union Station. Reward. BR-3283. —————————————— TIMES Want Aas are famous for economy and quick results. Use them-— | Phone RI-5551. | ‘Schools & Instructions 7A LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE

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Help : Wanted—Female

2 GIRLS

for clerical work; previous experience un. necessary: interesting work in pleasant office; 8-hour day, 5-day week.

AMERICAN HOSIERY MILLS RI 1321 BRA M.toS5P M

ASSISTANT PAYMISTRESS

Opportunity for expert comptometer operator, with an aptitude for figures. Typing required.

National Hosiery Mills

J. A. Goodman, Pres.

Call RI-1321 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.

yellow gold Reward. GA-6228.

to LOST—Box containing sharkskin dress and | for| hose. Finder call BR-4204.

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DEFENSE WORKERS WANTED MEN 18 TO 50 WOMEN 16 TO 50

KIMBLE GLASS COMPANY 229 EAST SOUTH

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YOUNG WOMAN-—PART TIME

We have a position as dispatch clerk open in our advertising department for a young lady who wants a part-time joh working evenings. Person applying must have the ability to accept responsibility and to direct the activities of others. Working hours 4:00 p. m. until 9:30 p. m,, Monday through Friday, no work on Saturday or Sunday. Salary $15.00 per week +«+.+ This is an ideal part-time job for a married woman, perhaps one whose hus band is in the service... See Mr. Young, Advertising Manager, The Times, 214 West Maryland street,

Dictaphone Operator

Excellent working conditions. | Good hours; permanent position. | See Mr. Moore,

Universal C. I. T. Credit Corp. 214 Big Four Bldg.

EXPERIENCED SLIP COVER SEAMSTRESS

Excellent pay. Please do not apply unless experienced in sewing slip covers,

5 YOUNG WOMEN WANTED 18-40 YEARS

WESTERN UNION

For training as telephone operators, in the Reception and Delivery of telegrams by telephone. Some typing ex. perience necessary.

an at Maryland

FUR - FINISHERS

Also hand sewers and seamstresses

Indiana Fur Co. 112 E. Washington

Apply Mrs. D. Loy, 716 Guaranty Bldg. Hours—8 a. m<4:30 pp m

Monday through Friday. Saturday—8 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.

salary or

LL around beauty operator, 78 Week

commission Sundays. GAYS LI0BS, ies —— ATTENTION 4 Ladies, age 18-45. By established gro-

cery company; for work in advertising department. 5-day week. Salary. Apply 650

Virginia Ave 534 Illinois Bldg.

AVON PRODUCTS We are training

for fall business. Commission, Few open territories. RI-5929,

BEAUTY consultant for professional office. Box 607, Times. to work in laun-

COLORED GIRLS %,"%; & nin COMPTOMETER OPERATOR

Experienced or inexperienced; 40-hour week. me and 'a for overtime. Permanent. Apply OMAR BAKING CO.

901 E. 16th St. Ask for Mr. Price.

COMPTOMETER OPERATORS

Needed By Essential War Plant

Ages 17 and up. If you are interested in securing a permanent position with long established industrial plant conveniently located near downtown Indianapolis

See Mr. Graham, 5th Floor

U.S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 148 E. Market St.

COOK

White; good pay, near Municipal Alrport. Call Mrs. May, BE-5007.

COUNTER GIRLS and uniforms fur-

nished. Experience unnecessary, Apply Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 48 N. Penn.

elderly; east-side rk, 1R-0038.

Girls to Learn Fashion Dry Cleaners, 1901 WA-1501, a

HOTEL MAIDS AND HOUSEMAN

Good wages. See Mrs. Bloat, BpinkArms Hotel, rear entrance.

HOTEL MAIDS & HOUSEMAN

Apply Housekeeper, Hotel Riley

MIDDLE-AGE housekeeper, general housework, $1250 weekly, 828 River ave, Call MA-1751,

HOUSEKEEPER White; care of 5-month-old baby; cooking. FR-2023,

Laundry Help

Feeders, Folders and Listers,

Sterling Laundry

735 LEXINGTON MAT

Colored. Will train if necessary,

HOTEL LINCOLN Night Cook $25 and meals; one

night off, Kat's Kitten Restaurant, 8914 E Washington

OFFICE GIRL WANTED! Knowledge of general work.

Apply

Western Auto Supply Co. 363 N. lllinois.

"Permanent Work

Become a trolley and bus operator. Both women and men needed. ork is pleasant, jobs permanent. Good pay, paid while learning. Vacations provided. Other benefits. Apply Room 218, Traction Ter-

minal Bldg. fanapolis Railways

Central

Best wages, meal

OPEN SAME HOURS-—Take Maywood Bus Opposite Lincoln Hotei Get Off at Personnel Department Entrance,

ALLISON DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

RATE AND BILL CLERK

Rate, $179.60 Per Mo.

FREIGHT BILL AND WAYBILL CLERK EXPERIENCED TYPIST

Rate, $159.60 Per Mo.

Pennsylvania Railroad

139 E. Bouth St.

Saleswomen

FOR Drapery Section

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY

Phone for Appointment

| Mr. McKelvey, MA-1331

Banner-Whitehill 31 S. MERIDIAN

STENOGRAPHER—H'2-Day week. Smal} office. Steady employment. WA-1481, gees ——ieia — a———

National organization with permanent Indianapolis branch has a desirable opening for capable, exe perienced girl. Good wages, Five-day, 40-hour week, Convenient downtown lowe cation, Phone Mr, Pashe ley, MA-8449, for appointe ment,

TYPIST, some bookkeeping, age limit 303 will train; north side insurance come pany. TA-1591.

WAITRESS Cf Fi a ve —dURONS LL — Waitress and Curb Girls Excellent Pay, Tee-Pee, WA, 6440, WAITRESS short hours, 50c hr. No

Sundays. Mutual restau rant, 514 N. Delaware. LI-0734, WE have two permanent positions Openh— 1 TYPIST and 1 STENOGRAFPHER. 40 hr. a week. 144 N. Delaware st

a — tt web Pmt § matm— WOMAN or girl to look after 2 children; stay nights if desired. Apply 118 N, Chester. IR-5440

WOMAN or girl, general housework im small apartment. Phone WA-9123. WOMEN FOR MACHINE SHOP— Experience not necessary, 450 hr. to start, 5¢ extra for night work. Times, Box 1662. “Get Want Ad results in The TIMES ab lowest word rates in the city, Phone RI-55651 for quick results at low cost. Help Wanted—Male 9 2 MEN for work in block factory. Steady; good wages. Apply 712 W. 13th st.

AN EXPERIENCED FARM HAND; married with small family. BE-3327-1, Call § p. m., or Box 645, Times.

APPLICATORS for Roofing and Siding

Guaranteed Steady Work and Good Pay

RALPH R. REEDER & SONS

24th and Winthrop

ASST. CREDIT MGH.

Good starting salary. ASKIN & MARINE, 127 W. Washington,

tel Colored, 18 or over, Spink Bell BOYs Some C110’ Nv” rer (rear), BILL CUTTER

Carter-Lee Lumber Co., 1621 W., Wash, Inquire in person between 8 and 11 a. Mm, wanted who will build Call IR-4297,

Butcher Wanted Short hours, steady work, good pay, MA-6563. 243 N. State.

CABINET MAKER—@ood pay; pers manent work. Apply at once. 317 Mass. Ave.

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COAL TRUCK DRIVERS

Prefer Men Over 38

BRICKLAYER chimneys.

Steady work.

Pittman-Rice Coal Co.

MA-6565

Coal Truck Drivers

Perm., good pay, best working cone ditions.

Polar lce & Fuel Co.

West Side Yard 233 Lynn 8%. with car, salary and

COLLECTOR commission plus car

expenses. Part-time considered, Askin & Marine, 127 W. Washington, ’

DISHWASHER ‘Short hours; $21 wk, No Sundays. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware. LI-0734, . - Drapery Hanger Experienced. Part time work. Apply CHAS. MAYER & CO. 20 W. Washington St.

Eat Candy While You Work

Men wanted for candy Jastoty. Draft

Good pay.

BE-4573

exempt or over 38. Year aroun Good wages, r,

i 0¢ ’ o 8