Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1943 — Page 25

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sn TELE PHONE OPERATORS NEW YORK, Aug. 26.—Howard Schultz, an imposing addition to nce. al -

ext Tuesday o' Brooklyn skyline, quickly made the incredible Flatbush filberts

' forget old Dolph Camilli and quit placarding Branch Rickey.

EX Following a spectacular bow sgalnst Morton Cooper and the and or of 3am. Tia 3 sugh, | | ARE N D D closes the Be oasoall cham» 1 jon. st, Funeral, 3 ; EE E plonship no practically alone who drew 14,000

games in three different ’ . . en people to Ebbets field on a plain ; : . | THE : : Victory Selo, all bills for the cur. TUeKisy aftemoon. After he a, | | All former telephone operators season will have been paid, blachal) Wiliers Biitied the bocis Be | | Mare: beloved husband of Besennics ii Bs 's nr me 8 g to an announcement to-| °F ves af them, the : tin, father ile Bennett, Melvin, , ra and ; As ‘ ; fay by President Lew Hill EE a ae, Th | Dowie Joan mma Berna desk dein] LL : “I find <p Schultz, six-foot-six-and-a~. : 2% o ; : % . 3 : { [oe cl vo inch fir baseman, is ap unusual HE asd sway Wednesday. Servioss Saw: | | % Young women, age 18 and over, with my work at the | the titular round and the River-| Superstrueture because y 1 | Mortuary. Burial Combs cemetery, f ane : i | is as open ir ever balance. i Wl | Sent ina Frienas“may cll at 06 ‘no telephone operator experience WESTERN UNION ontest of the class “B” series win| Most allitudinous athletes are : MOGiary ALY. sume. : ; both pleasant and determined at 5. p. mi. tomorrow] Sher 10 awkward or slow or , I a es 1 Hom | 1 ARE URGED TO APPLY | fitable AND 4 | at Riverside park diamond No, 2 hous; Bale B Danse, Jones py day. age ® Jeers, wife of Prank 8. Me. { : be Ti oy e will.” when the Spaitans 1 t Fl Laaseman, > . Ethel Gillesp Gladys : pe "PLEASE SEE i elleve ou Rhodius P. ob for the oh Uhe| spariily in the majors more 2s. Nihal Gillespie and Mss S v

time after playing to a 9-all tie than har Sab p 01 asrigury ae, a” pa aan : Miss JEFFERSON or MRS. BROWN 240 N. MERIDIAN ST. aay us b hal pre v viows mi aa Tuesday. Park cemetery. Friends are welcome. Monday Through Fridsy, 8 A. M. to § P. M. Saturday, 8 A. M. fo 2 P. ML. through the automatic

Receipts Divided him. His size made him too ¢ MEDMBERG—Anns B., age 76 years,

' : ee nl 5a : : : v Printing Telegraph Oper« Officials of Junior Baseball, Inc.| “™&%- bert, of Indianapolis and ou Meimberg oh MISS SALTSMAN, 18 N. BELMONT or ator ‘school in less than

divided net i a ; ge i of Chicago, : : i ia : . Sonn ma acpts of approsimate-| 1 ernst oops going-oand A Ring si: Home. 616.5 Mores 0, Fo MISS WILSON, 1721 N. RURAL Shee months. ‘he instrutt ball, gation following Be gues o cB ; | , Funeral Home. 1308 8. East] MONDAY “THROUGH FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO § P. M.—SATURDAY 8 A. M. 70 12 NOON ' tention and the work is last Sunday's’ double-header at Vic-| just that—he will be the most i 8, Teds ay Er iv Bd : : , ; casy tal And ot of pry field and major eqntributions| notable exception since George R any time. 1. ; ; all Res i Fig er

fo "thé equipment fund also were| Kelly, who was almost as tall. ox ARKER—Effie 3 \ : school, Business ‘sociation sn a | Paul and. tne minors ut who 1s . INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY | .nssiurcacs Business association and the In-| Paul and the minors but who is . N. C., and Mrs, \ came elligible for vacations Sianapolis Toilet & Apron Supply| already Dutch here, has a tre- 7 : son, | y at with pay, sickness-disabil-

Long Geor 2 ity benefits and received mendous advantage Long ge : Shirley Bros, a :

: at 10th, Burial Orown ; : x Individual contributions not ac-| lacked. The ag ue signs of a at i with a higher salary—in 8 ow edged eviosly included aMiteaninpss withs pop him, ; ; ; T |Pecos_marry 0, 19 x. Oriental, Bushend : : ; months if my work is satis. and John H. Deer of Chica ridicule while outgrowing awk- : ; ytion of Indianapolis, Arthur Pegs ; ; : roi Bh ie uy g0, who oo Rushville and Joseph st. outs, ; LL first scheduled increase,

-forwarded their membership fees to| Wardness before he made them Gi passed ‘nursday morning. a Really, my advice to all Art Queisser, a member of the Ju-| like him as the successor of the 3 cr fd " Jip plac Prospec ] : iy > % ALESL ADIES * young women is to enter | ‘yhior Baseball advisory committee,| incomparable Hal Chase with the £ urday, 2 A 1 j our school and learn-4 |

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Giants. j i % the Chimes” a Friday . ; ; vocation that will pay you

Local donors this month were! . Wally Pipp and Hank Green- Bo i oon. i : * ] ‘well now and after the “Bunny” Hare (for the second| berg were exceptionally tall first Ee 0 oan ao of ans WE One who has had previous ex- * y WwW ANTED * : yar. 1 certainly 1s worth time), Kenneth R. Weirick, Carlyle| basemen, but they were athletes. : kinson, mother of irs, Carl Earles, Mrs, perience preferred. Permanent ; ; investigating. Ewing, Wayne Whiffing, Harold) =A ball player ean stand nine Wa: oul ay vg Xo A : New Evening Cl Hungate, Ashton Woods, Joseph M.| feet nine provided he has co-ordi- . residence of daughter, 1348 Kappes st. position. Good starting salary. : : 3 we 8: 2 » Howard, David M. Lewis, Judge| nation. | Be Iniday RN ™ ain Sorkle ; With or without experience, part or full time. 12 N. to 8:30 P. M,]

Louis Weiland, Robert Blessin Pi all-around athlete, Friends invited, : a : Louis Barneti, Emest, ©, Johnson,| Greenberg was a corking basket- CR LEADER STORE % Clean, Cool Rest Rooms + Act NOW

Moore & Kirk, Day Furniture Co.,| ball and soccer. player. Red Rolfe Madison Ind, papers please ; . = | , : ‘ Also, if you can work in Leland Clapp, H. T. Chaille, Etmer| played basketball well. The ball- nae 94 bubanz a) 148 E. Washington the evening we can offes

Mullin, Moore’s Modern Appliances, handling of Lou Boudreau is at- ; i ; “Dore, father. of 1 and Eugene and Age ‘Not Considered : you part-time employment.

Omer 8. Whiteman, Wendell J.| tributed to his basketball playing > : va, . Cooper, Gearge Lilly, W. 8. Hague,| at Illinois. LL 0 | 30 Oneramies Gl la Oatigndon| COLORED WAITRESS If You Can Do the Work See Mrs. D. Loy, Bill Schloss, Bill Schnorr, Charlie| Schultz was a capable basket- 0 | tht accord fungal Rome in Oaklandon Sele ALE 716 Guaranty Bldg. : re Dav. Father Edward T.| ball player at Hamline college of § A a m. Nilay. Buial 1.0, C.F. COOK 205 N. ‘Penn. : 0 Brampamp, | Russ| Minnesota, and that helped his Wa we ¢ Employment Bureau Open Woods, Evans Woolen Jr. Tom agility and ball-handling. i Howie Schultz . . . six-feet six Riis eat J er of Velovos "00PY GIRL 2 See Miss Bu hanan Monday Through Friday, 8

Ressler, Arthur Kaye, C. R. Mc~| Basketball is a fine game for and-a-half inches and body bal- it Tuesday. eS pies Snotlisn » ! k; i: A M.-4:30.P, M1, Saturday,

Cotter, A. D. Hitz and Guy R. the devel ; i ¥ & ' 8 AM. to 1:30 P.M, opment of hand and eye, ance, held Thursday, 7:30°'p. m. from bred spolis ; ; Danner. | but it is risky for a ball player. Arms are yanked. Players stop too | BrOUigts Central Chapel, Tiinols at 10 | Boy sss Gir] Er ar rory $ . tore / 1 suddenly in all ition, Shoulder tendons sna) Arms go wrong, | from 2 p. m. until 10 p. m. Thursday. 1 373 Co : EEPER, white, f ered y pes P 5 : Burial Maringétte, Wis. y Lo PE Gafeterd. les ROUSEEEE louhdzy; Br house

NOW. . - —4 PTS. A POUND Knee injuries are common. ‘ TEGER—George T., Passed away Thurs- COUNTER GIRLS asyva wes ay, 17 E. Washington St. State Life Building 3208 8. Rural

"WW 8% day morning, age’ years, father of |pay, good tips. Meals and uniform furMrs. Sa Sharp, Mr El Tridle, | nish Experience unnecess BRANCH RICKEY warns Brooklyn. prospects against basketball | Mrs. Emmit Batic, Mrs. Wilbur Wright | mon Ribbar Die Bar ap Peatart Sis ~ Middle Aged

just as he and all other builders of baseball clubs urge them not to play | of Iedisnspolls and Mrs. Arch Cookerly | vania. football. Rickey should know. -He coached the court game at Ohio | Funeral service at the Royster & Adi] Counter Girl Or Man— Wesleyan, Allegheny college and had a hand in it in intramural ath- | pMertuazy, 1002 Ne Dishwasher (white). 377 S. : : Womon letics at Michigan, iy o ilaruamie the funeral home| Iilinois. | s It was Rickey who kept the immortal George Harold Sisler out of ne nsville - papers *A%* | DANCE venctiers art thee Tor ATibe : \ Take your place on the home basketball at Michigan and who late one afternoon ‘walked out on , Murray; experience not necessary, 8s wo || front 2 If Dinca on the war Ferry field and snatched the model ball player out of Hurry Up Yost's | ia X. Pa- By tag sn front. We need food handlers ; clutches. N. : in ° requiremen 2-3. Selary. $20 who are interested in present Beautiful Women Branch Rickey always had #n eye to the future, which is Selling passed away Wednesday evening Brine: Fitase do ot an STUDIOS, Room 201, A ND COUN TE "ar RL S and postwar security. We will ws the Giarits are sadly in need of at the moment, . Fanner & Buchanan. Time later. 38% N. Penn. Wednesday and Thursda train you for a future respons night, 7-9 p. m. Ask for Mrs. Wyckodl sible position. New classes starts

Card ot Thanks 2|” DAY COOK = * Uniforms and Meals Furnished wr | ing, every week. Part time or

e wish to express our appre-| White or colored; excellent salary. 1387 full time work available,

Baseball Calendar Bora a r yobs z . Girl Over 16 for * Name Your Own Hours we Your drugstore is a vital part’

TT d eived fat time Work} Seday weg, E, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION : . @ ansom and CY * Beton Ne Ho Mackey. ‘pallbearers and “aecrce Herr-| Bankers Trust Bid P : Good Salary

Pct. : Milwaukee @ 51.575) Brecheen and O'Dea; "Dea; Andrews ‘and Ma mann of their efficient servic Ea Dore F13~oak™ Hook i rug Co piAATOLS IIR B iE rir. | DISHWASHER oom oo

of your home front service.

‘545 Only games scheduled. a io Funeral Directors Rice's Diner, 2014 W. Wash, ee ~ Clean, Cool Rest Roums California and Market Sta.

i ’ ’ ~ 479 AMERICAN LEAGUE : 4 SHANE S MARKET mites ¥ : oa La Nera! Directors wer Excalions opaoriuntt a oe 8 Ps "Gor. 32 and Niinels Sis. Kansas Oity"1.2210000000 58 ; Bustos (First ) |W. T. Blasengym TT ot oppart ” phe 8 . Age 16 to 60 if you are able to do the work. NIGHT WAITR 4

210 Ls ; Dobson and Partee; Kennedy and Rosar. ~CONKLE FUNERAL HOME chal 1 dvancement in om postion - p 3 ar hts; Good salary. 1357 B. 4 y L ov (Second Same) 1034 W. Michigan St. BE-1934 roundings. A ’ Ry Kentucky ave., of a Apply Restaurant Downstairs . : He Clerk shipping Ey

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CTS + “" B & : : fo ol od on on Laundry Seamstress § MeGrory’s § & 10¢ Store Part Time PRIVATE FITTING ROOMS || Teague Newiouses: and Susu me Propet Mee EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 17 E. Washington St. State Life Building

BERT 0 GRINSTEINER’S 840 N. New Jersey 4 A : : W Ay or, i Frosh, Mensa, | SLE ERRMANN EXPERIENCED reiouchers. en or women. | ( a Office i Workers

33 Monument Cir ire 1505 8, EAST ST. MAS _LI0873 or BRO1281. ue, ; ; . ¢ Opportunity for experienced typists

Room and Hospital Supplies. HISEY A TITUS and comptometer operators to use

Akron Surgical Howse | 5 veg wom i PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR pn

RESULTS YESTERDAY oa 0 $= 0 MOORE & APPLY OFFICE

; 221.N. Pennsylvania St. . VEEEITAN A SsoraTY Biz and Swift; Wade and s Sm EY BR J t : io STOSH SLERKE KS i flr. orders)’ oy STANDARD GROCERY oo i i 032 000 001 0— 6 12 * T ; : 954 N 13-5000 To 695 E. Wash. st. (Corner Noble) A 1422 Prospect . 10 FILE CLERKS : * POWER MACHINE OPERATORS :

Tourney Schedule : : y i is, re ou vg 8 POSTING CLERKS (good handwriting) CROW GARMENT M

Ro Sarr Nestton, “spec, A revised schedule for all matches ; i oNI T Preferably with $08 loloh aud Wiaeuisd in the city public parks tennis tour-| Lost and Found T We are an old nationally known mail order house, REGEPTIONIS somptometst Xp

: ol. ; ps Must handle small switchbosr Louisville a4 Milwaukee, postpon nament at Riverside courts was|IOST or strayed: yellow hale wit, Hiss “iperioneed 3 Beauty Operator recently moved to Indianapolis. We have over 800 || bermanent position. Essential indus

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: drawn up today following postpone- 10-6, $35.00, ss ; aT, y * ‘ Aton NATIONAL LEAGUE ment of matches yesterday. po Squeaky Boye. $8 reward for returm.| CN HO Tak $40.00. WAE633. employes and have openings now for 45 young G CO., 1331 E. Washi

kiya 005 0 6 o| The new schedule follows: WARD “for information snd| FACTORY HELP. LIGHT|] women, married or unmarried. Good wages even || ifn gif 8 Baker; Wyatt, sit, Gornite 123 vapen, 1 P. M—John Kreets vs. Robert. Le. Thursaay excaing 1700 trom Taos Bensart I for beginners. Pay is based upon a 5-day 40-hour’ : Salesladies

Far His ta. Dog Sau rs Dever, | Name “Bubbles: en ~ week with time and a half for overtime. Several on Everything! ||scicvsimme vs Divisoney, Jan| Valushle papers, gas coupons, driver's SARY. LIBERTY ELEC-|| better positions also. All positions permanent. enm— | Ptilips vs. Marianne Gaimgher. © | JGR SOU wil yah Sell RIC GO. 1915 MADISON. [| Diamonds, Watches Js’ Site: Seite "heii die | cos sows illo wih, wesey58 —Gemoral Office Work ~~ Apply Employment Office, Main Floor 1 e® Coats

uable papers. Reward. ; Musical instroments, Cameras fimatch. Dick wight ve Bob Grossman, | Hanke, 3119 Wenthrop ave. T2050. | SELEY ronment anal] LANE BRYANT, INC. )l- e@ Suits ©® ® Dresses

chan ; 4:30 P. M.—Roy Faivay vs. winner of| *Odine.” Po ae. Maus I Clothing, Shotguns, Etc, xis Be a a Bid Bott “Odine CMI MR. MOORE, Leen, : | 5 E Market | a Ew s. Charles ace, Boy BLACK SO0TTE male : L : i Brokers in The CHICAG JE JELRY V. S2aul Murmy, Bill Boyer ws. Hervert Pad Pennayivants. Iiime oh olan : I MA ii ® ® [.adies’ Accessories 2 ro) 8:30 P. M.—Gallagher-Brafford vs, Greene | — boliday BR-3345. Reward. : GIRLS : oe Milli ery

_146 E. WASHINGTON ST. green, Hiali-Feioh vs. Wilkins Gillespie | IOST Diack ene pares coutainiog Eyl | : - i. Madden: Homans vs. Gilman Grabhors, GA-3108. . ar FOR BANK MESSENGERS ; x YOUNG WOMEN * 9 Stock Girls Steady or part time

| 76:30 P. MJnok Sunderland va. Georgs| car J. Rovard Taam. | 17 to 30 1 | Esa Rea 2 Re wie | Schools & Instructions TA| <i noises |IEESTI NEI (oN masa ae mmm mes | | THE MOWNA | Ror Clerical Work work. meio ; : ea AER ETT iDianapoLis | |i mime and omehaif Merchandise and STIRS 30 E Wishington 8. onl See Miss Jefferson : Help Wentud-Female 8 ; ; "=; oA INDIANA BELL ON ANYTHING®| cE A ® i) . ; , :|{RE - WEAVING] a Nu Alteration gftvmal RA co.

possi de rs Hl —— Eu GINS 17 10 2 . Snail oa PIE boi hype - FOR DELIVERY SERVICE HN (lol A YL: " x : ju. aie Interest : 4 IRE ILg A Ain : : ? as : 6 “in 3 3 || ILLINOIS AND OHIO STS. The F ar Store

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TH Open Sun. to 1 P. M.—Men. to 9 P. M.