Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1943 — Page 18
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GREAT AT FUTURE
: Cites Proovess. § in Planes, | Television, Autos
During War.
' . KIRKSVILLE, Mo., Aug. 13 (U. i P.).—Senator Harry S. Truman (D. “{ Mo.) looked into the world of the future today and predicted for ‘Americans uuprecedented prosperity, comfort and happiness—“if we are equal to the task of utilizing ‘what we have.” . In an address prepared for delivery to the graduating class of Northeast Missouri State Teachers = college, Truman, who is chairman & of the senate committee investigat- " ing the war effort; promised that * wartime technological developments would make such a future possible. ~ But he warned that it hinged om: 1. Allowing private © business .- and initiative a chance to work and produce. 2. Intelligent, far-sighted union leadership, ready to sacrifice small advantages to obtain great . gains for the people in general. 3. Government assistance for private business and provision for a sound framework within which the economy can function. 4. Securing for all men every- + Where their basic human rights.
A Few Examples
‘¥ Truman cited a few examples of « what the future holds: * Automobiles—“Henry Kaiser has “designed a completely new automo- " bile, a lightweight car with a rear- * engine drive, using the new miracle '100-octane gasoline, requiring less £ man-hours to build, which he hopes «to sell—through gas stations—for , about $400.”
‘Plane Engines for $100°
Helicopters—“Igor Sikorsky has # shown the committee the performance of which helicopters are cap“able. The first one cost $260,000 +.but vastly: better ones will be built "and sold commercially, within a few short years, for less than $2000. “The day is not far distant when an airplane engine, { Weiebing less than 100 pounds and capable of producing 100 horse- § power, which would be ample for a Zsmall private plane, will be proyduced in mass quantities for $100
each.” Housing Needed
Television— Television is on the threshhold of great development. It is true that there are many technical and commercial difficulties which must still be overcome. But ythe day cannot be far away when four homes, schools, offices and “automobiles will be equipped with television sets.” Housing—“Our big cities, like . New York, Chicago and Detroit, all have blighted areas of tenement houses, the continuance of which would be a public disgrace. New materials or old materials for new
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plywood and special pre-fabricated articles will be used, as a result of * which "it would be possible to build a house with many hours less of labor and a house which will be insulated—cooler in the summer and easier to heat in the winter.” Food Changes Due = Railroads—“Probably instead of "having Pullman and coach classes, _ the railroads will have three or four «classes. The first class will con- _ sist of equipment with all bedrooms, ' many of which will even have showers. The second class will consist of the present Pullman lower and upper berth. The third class may well be triple-deck cheap coach sleepers. The fourth class will be new coaches with reclining seats of des most modern type that can be ethers will | also be great Smprovements in ‘the packaging, storing and selling of vegetables, fruits and meats. Deep freezers will be just as common in the home of “the future as the electric refrigera«tor is in the present home.”
‘Deaths—Funerals 1 4 Tndisnapolis Times, Friday, Aug. 13, 1043
Hogx— X—Private E. Harold, beloved son of 5. A. P, Cox, brother of Miss Beryl : Mr Mrs. Richard Hayden and Mrs. ‘Robert Welch, passed away in Texas. Funeral from the Northside Church of God, 902 W. 30th st., Monday, 1 p. m. Friends may call at Shirley Bros. Central chapel, Illinois at 10th st., any time Sunday.
CROWE-—James Glenn, beloved husband of Esther Webb Crowe, passed away at his home, 1202 ward ave., Frida fang. " Funeral 1 notice later. J. c. n se
SGOODEN- ature Jane, beloved mother of + & Mrs. Estelle Stevens and J. M. Gooden, * Urbana, Ill; grandmother of Mrs. _ Thelma Trout, Charles and Monroe © Stevens; great-grandmother of Billie ; d Bob Rose, departed this life Wednes--.day, age 92. Funeral and burial Paris, Il. Friends may call at the Moore & + Kirk Northeast funeral home, 2530 Sta- * tion st., until 9 p. m. Friday.
HAM-—Mrs, Maia Ethel, 3524 N. Wallace, wife of Joseph A. and mother of Mrs. Duggins and Robert inson Ham and sister of Mrs. Ji B. Ivey, Edward, Charles nd ® Will Clan, passed away Friday morning. rvices at Flanner & Buchanan mor- .. m, Friends inHill, Friends may
ce Louella, age 80, bedoved Sather ors Margaret R. of Indi anapolis, Sat Detroit ang. Mrs. hi H. ye of 2 Shimon t, Mi ‘John
ursday. m., at TC 11944
p. . Friends in Burial k. Friends m ay call at resie i
years, ever, ‘mother of
'MEYER—Anna, 64 wife of William K an pmeyer,
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ve] LONG—Arthur B., age 60, | Voried _band of Martha Claire Lon fof Arthur B. Long Jr. New York passed away. Friday morning. Funeral arrangements later. Shirley services.
RICHARDS—John Bruce Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, John Bruce Richards and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Richards and great-grandson of Mrs. Rose L. Buzzard of Trevlae, Ind. Service at Planner & Buchanan, ‘Saturday, 3 p: m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hil
STEPHENS—Ralph L., husband of Florence, father of Roger, Laura May, William A., Ralph F., Kenneth E., and Ida K. Stephens, died suddenly Tuesday. Friends may call at Feeney & Feeney funeral home, 2339 N. Meridian st., Puneral services at funeral home Satjrdas. Aug. 14, 10 a: m, Burial Memorial ark. ;
and father
TREFZ—Ruth A., mother of Charles F. Trefz and widow of the late William J. Trefz, passed away at Lexington, Ky., Thursday, Aug. 12th. Funeral services Monday, Aug. 16th, at 2:00 p. m. at Bert 8. Gadd Funeral 1047 Churchman ave. Friends invited. Interment Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary after 7:00 p. m., Saturday.
Funeral Directors is W. T. Blasengym ©°,220%. 7. 2316 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934
FARLEY-FUNERALS Market 1234
604 W. Morris
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3377
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
MA-6049 GRINSTEINER’S 1601 E. New York MA-5374
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 8. EAST ST.
HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware St. MOORE & KIRK IR-1158 CH-1806
SHIRLEY BROS. co,
954 N. Illinois
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1422 Prospect MA-4944 J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES” St. MA-9433
1234 Prospect Lost and Found 7 LOST—Walking stick on N, Illinois car
Sauirday afternoon. Reward. 3456 Salem. TA-0971.
FOX
MA-8488
TERRIER—Small black, white female; ‘harness; baby’s pet. Reward, 1401 White River pkwy. BE-2509-R.
DOG LOST—Reddish brown short-haired chow; male, 8 months; $10 reward. 1002 8. Rybolt. BE-1835. LOST—Small change purse containing dias mond and wedding ring. BE-3564-R. Reward. ] 26th
and Meridian, or nearby; brown leather case. WA-5955.
LOBT.-Set electric lineman’s tools. WA-
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Demand for skilled operators exceed the up Learn under expert teachers.
RNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Help Wanted—Female
342 E. Washington St. 1,000,000 Women
Are needed in industry. Best Grand Laundry needs 10 to work 5 nights a week, . 5 to 11:30. No experience required. Apply
BEST GRAND LAUNDRY
28 N. Senate
needle and see we can help you. = uses, such as plastics, glass-bricks, [N
8 OLDER WOMEN
To _sew on drapes. If you 'can hold a 609%
. Illinois.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
Steady lemployment with well established essential industry. This is a good opportunity for an efficient and capable person; 5'2-day week. If you are a diligent wavker, See Mr. Townsend. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. _ 2000 Northwestern ave.
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6 |v COLORED
WOMEN +
Freight House Truckers
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.
DELIVERY GIRL
Ransom and Randolph Co., steady employment. 200- Bankers Trust bldg.
DIET MAIDS
Salary, board, room and laundry. Sunnyside Sanatorium. CH-7676.
DINING ROOM GIRL AND ~ KITCHEN HELP
De’ Borde’s Cafeteria - 476 8, Meridian
Dishwashers—Colored
GUARANTY CAFETERIA 20 N. MERIDIAN’
Excellent Opportunity For middle aged woman. Household duties, no laundry. Private bath. Sundays off, also Thursday afternoons, HU5107, evenings.
YOUNG WOMEN Age 18 Years or Over
URGENTLY for
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Please See
MISS JEFFERSON or MRS. BROWN Monday Thru Friday 8AM. to 5P. M. Saturdays, 8 A. M.to 2P. M.
INDIANA BELL
TELEPHONE
2
COMPANY
Extra pay for
RGA OFFERS
War Jobs for Unskilled Girls, Women (18 years and older) ‘Full and part-time shifts Good pay and working conditions
Convenient location in city % 6. Recreation facilities for workers —and many other reasons why you should join the RCA Family and help produce vital communications equipment for the armed forces.
APPLY TODAY RCA Victor Division, 137 E. Market St.
Mondays 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.—Other Days 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.
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night shift
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15 TYPISTS
better positions also. All Apply Employment
PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR
20 GEN.*OFFICE AND FILE CLERKS 8 RECORD CLERKS 7 INVENTORY CLERKS 10 STOCK CLERKS
We are an old nationally known mail order house, recently moved to Indianapoils. We have over 800 employees and have openings now for 45 young women, married or unmarried. Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based upon a | week with time and a half for overtime.
LANE BRYANT, INC. 752 E. Market Employment Office Open All Day Saturday
day 40-hour. Several positions permanent.
Office, Main Floor
ACTIVE WHITE WOMAN
Nor office leaning from 5 p. m. to 11 undays. No age limit. Room S09 ¢ 300 Circle Tower Bldg.
A GIRL or woman to care for baby Saturday and Sunday evenings. CH-3447-R after 2 p. m.
Attractive Girl
With a nice personality; pleasant working conditions. Denison Service, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
AVON PRODUCTS We are training for fall business. Commission. Rlley 5929
BEAUTY OPERATOR —To give scalp treatments only. Will teach you our method of. giving treatments with full salary. You do not have to be a skilled beautician. ‘Ask for Mr. Steffy after 11 a. m. Thomas System, 321 Il- - linois Bldg. Li. 8755.
CLAYPOOL HOTEL NEEDS % Experienced Telephone Operator. % Middle-Aged Vegetable ‘Woman. Permanent Positions Good Working Conditions
CLERICAL
Permanent position, 5-day week. No experience necessary. Good opportunity for advancement. Apply by tter. State Automobile Insurance Association, floor, Underwriters bldg.
COLORED GIRL *
work in laundry. 708 E. Mich.
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Experienced Milliner Maurer and Stuthard Hat Shop, 835 N.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK Essential Industry
Old established firm has openings for 1 experienced Ediphone operator, also 2 with typing and comptometer experience. Good ‘starting salary and excellent opportunity for right type. ldeal working conditions. Phone for appointment.
MR. MILLER, RI. 2422 - 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.
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“one of our tional facts.
‘MEN and WOMEN
‘BIG WAGES ‘Aircraft Industry EE INSTRUCTION
The alcratt and alied ndusiies ave crying for trained uction is lagging—Washington is deeply con- | — All of which means that when you have completed
‘special courses, you can step immediately into an important, big peying fob Cums aut: ge, phone for aadi-
With Physical
ACT NOW-—Take Your Choice of
Airurate Engines Rirorath Radio
is a permanent an unusual vancement, good working
Adve anapolis pointment.
es,
* YOUNG WOMEN »* 17 to 30
For Clerical Work
. See Miss Jefferson INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.
240 N. Meridian
CLERK—TYPIST
We’ have an immediate opening in our advertising department for an experienced clerk. a rapid typist, able to use a dictaphone, reasonably and well recommended. This is a job for a girl not “afraid to nsibility. The
3 portunity for adSart
40-hour week. Phone L. D. Yo na
Must be
good a4
ition one and offers salary, $35;
tions, 5-day.
The
T, In -5551, for ap
Experienced in Housework
pS eaeral work and cooking. No la Bndr: adults. Stay on place preferably. $18 ke Cettiral, Pennsylvania trol-
eek. oy 3627 N.
GIRLS AND WOMEN
Ta learn shakeout, feeding a flat work. Good workin De pétlanen: 3 year around . Come in and ti
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY . 840 N. NEW JERCEY
Girl for housework and * cooking. 2 adults. No laundry. $18 weekly. 3627 N. Pennsylvania. Take Central avenue trolley which * Will stop at Pens. and 36th. *
CGRIS 16 TO 18 FOR BANK MESSENGER
See Mr. Cramer: American National Bank
Girls
35 aS and 17 years, ana Tools to Mr Enjoys e Wor! Uberta, 18 N. y
Western Union
LADY to care for three children. No work, only noon meal. 317 N. Forrest.
Large National Food Concern Wants ~ Young Lady
For office and cashier work, and an-
other young Also can use yi
some stenogra king ons with no Saturday work. These positions. Apply
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
829 DALY ST.
“ERIE, FT
N. idian.
+ white; will train.
EL L INCOLN
| Help Wanted—Female
days-—Sa
HELP NOW!
They Are Peace Time Producers of Equipment Now Most Vital to the War
. They Will Train You to Operate Most Types of Machine Shop Equipment
Also Experienced Tool Room and Machine Shop Workers, Punch Press Operators and Laborers Needed
Please Do Not Apply If Employed in Skilled War Work
SEE MR. LANE—6th FLOOR, REAR ML S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
148 EAST MARKET
Help Build More Allison Engines
You have an opportunity to help build a ceiling of air power over our fighting invasion forces by becoming an 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 ask for the Employment Manager. :
SPEEDWAY CITY PLANT: ; : OPEN 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P. M. DAILY except Saturdays and Sun-
=arn While You Learny ‘MEN AND WOMEN
Old Established Expanding, Local Industry, Located Just Five Minutes From the Circle, Needs Your
Make VICTORY Your Business
Allison engine production worker.
turdays and Sundays, 8:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M, Take Speedway City Bys at Monument Circle directly to Personnel Department Entrance on 10th Street. MAYWOOD PLANT: OPEN SAME HOURS--Take Maywood Bus Opposite Lincoln Hotel on Kentucky Avenue, Get Off at Personnel Department Entrance, Located at Tibbs Avenue and Raymond Street, ji
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707¢ DIVISION
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
8 NO EXPERIENGE NECESSARY
Age 16 to 30
5-day week. To be trained for skilled and semi-skilled work in an air-conditioned plant.
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
Call RI-1321 8a.m. to 5p. m.
POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
Experienced on living room furniture.
JOHN J. MADDEN
MFG. CO. 16th and Sherman Drive
w POWER SEWING ¥% MACHINE OPERATORS
Experienced. Permanent openings. PW ih yorking conditions. Max Ka Bag Co., 316 S. New Jersey st.
* STENOGRAPHER
Automobile Sm Experience Preferred But Not Required Excellent Siporiunity for Aavanemment Interview—9 to 4:45 AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE CO. 542 N. RE EE
Stenographer
STENOGRAPHER
proleratly with some knowledge of advertising. Opportunity for advancement. Apply Personnel Office.
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY
———————— ms ——————G Me ————— tT THOROUGHLY £apable woman who likes children to stay in modern Sou ie Light housework, laundry opti . Excellent salary. Permanent position. 8 miles from Indianapolis on bus BE110, afternoons and evenings.
TYPIST
permanent position, 5-day week. No experience necessary. SBIR) y for i
8-40. Aetna 1 "Eire Jneus. Sut. Co. Dep
advancement. Apply by Whtace Automobile Insurance Associa 6th floor, Underwriters bldg. good
Typis pred] IE Al
— Excellent Hours. Good Wages. Duke’s Restaurant, 4208 College, Apply 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Waitresses
With a hot Express
WOMAN. Also 2 maids
1208 Merch’ ts Bk. Bl.
Help Wanted—Female 8
White Castle System
loying women for restaurant work. Start $19, 44 week plus meals and laundry. Prequent salary increases. Apply 6 8. Oriental.
WOMAN — 35-50
To work in food products. Pleasant surroundings and chance for advancement. CH-5908. Evenings, call IR-1871.
, for hotel linen room. . References. Beauty Park Hotel, 5145 W. Washington.
WOMEN TO WORK IN STOCKROOM
APPLY 3711 MASS. AVE.
Between 8:00 and 12:00 A. M.
WOMEN to repair luggage; 5 days week. E. J. Gauspohl Co., 51 ‘onument Circle.
* Women & Men
Wanted in Essential Industry
For General Factory Work
ZENITE METAL
Employment Office Rear 201 N. West St.
WOME FOR STOOK. ROOM WORK.
708 E. Michigan
YOUNG LADIES I8 Years and Up
for Work at Soda Fountains
WE WILL TRAIN YOU FOR FUTURE RESPONSIBLE POSITION. YOUR DRUG STORE IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR EVERYDAY HOME FRONT SERVICE,
HOOK DRUG CO. California and Market Sts.
Help Wanted—Male
8 STOCK BOYS
Age 16-17 Experience Not Necessary
MULTIGRAPH AND MULTILITH OPERATOR
Will Train If Necessary Good wages even for beginners. Pay is based on a five-day, 40hour week, with time and a half ' for overtime.
Lane Bryant, Ine. i 5 E. Market
to learn auto
8- » Murray, 313 8. Bast st.
An elderly man to cut ice.
Chief Engineer
HOTEL ANTLERS
ork Wie tr oo EGNOS
ANTES RENAN
| WHEELER'S
I) Earl Industry
% ATTENTION MEN % JANITOR NEEDED
. I want a man of fine character; mus$ be Teal white or colored; to care for modern retail bakery: pleasant surrounde
ings; must furnish references. Apply 918° 8. Meridian or Phone RI-3351 for hulp view.
AUTO MECHANICS MOTORCYCLE RIDER
Experience Necessary ¥ Ideal Working Conditions
BEST OF PAY APPLY MR. ADAMS Ni! HICKMAN—OLDS, INC 1510 N. Meridian St. .
&
Bill Clerk Experienced,
Essential Industry
Typewrifer operation, full time employment and permanent position after the war, Good starting salary. Phone for appointment.
W. J. Holliday & Company
Mr. Miller RI-2422 | Boys to Park Cars
Full or part time. Denison Servi, Ohio and
OYS OVER 14
livery. 3901 E.
PARTS MAN
PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR 1450 N. Pennsylvania
COAL HAULERS
With or Without Trucks * Highest Wages ; BEST COAL COMPANY 111 Leota St, MA. 1001
8. Truck * Drivers 4
Good pay and meals. 8-hour ” Lr day. Apply to Mr. Redmon,
‘For general dug store work and dow "a