Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1943 — Page 13

ne Orchestral Plans.

poems and suites, and Sevitzky, conductor of the) polis symphony o 8 the group from which he will] dose the major ‘compositions for 8 subscription concert series this}

“Beethoven and Haydn are repre-|

by two symphonies eachi{ 's seventh and ninth,|

and Haydn's “Thé Clock” snd “The 1 Signal” listed Brahms’ third symphony, “Bootch” symphony by MenNo. 39’ by. Mozart, Ne. 5

phonic poems and suites inelude “America,” by Ernst Bloch; Debussy’s “Afternoon of a Faun” end “Nocturnes,” Ravel's “Daphnis Chloe,” the “Snow Maiden,” by Rimsky. - Korsakoff; “Verklarte (Enchanted Night), by be “The Lover,” by Si'Pelius; Smetana’s “The Moldau,” "Pon Juan” and “Thus Spake Farathustra,” ‘by Richard Strauss;

Stravinsky's “Petroushka” suite, and the Niebelungen @ Ring by Wagner.

Overtures will include the “Lehore No: 3," by Beethoven; “Benvenuto Cellini,” by Berlioz; “Don Gioyanni,” by Mozart; McKenzies Britannia,” “Night in May,” by Rimsky-Korsakoff; Schumann's “Manfred,” Tchaikovsky's “Romeo and Juliet,” and the “Mastersingers,” by Wagner,

Times Amusement Clock

CIRCLE

“Watch On the Rhine,” Bette Davis and Psul Lukas, at

11:43, 2:14, 4:48, 7:18 and 9:80, LOEW'S “8 Shift Maisie,” with &

Sothern and James Oraig, at 13: “ 8:50, 7:12 and 10:25. “Appointment in: Berlin,” with George Sanders and Marguerite Suapman, at 11:04, 2:17, 5:30 and

IxBLINA + Hail,” with

“So aly We Cet Colbert, Paulette Godd and 3 onles, Lake, at 11, 1:40, 4:20, 7 and a - “Behind the Ris Margo and Jom Nea at 11, 1:40, 4:30, 7:28 and 1 \ “Adventures an Rookie,” with a rT at 2.35, 3:25,

Sun” with

CIRCLE

Mr. Sevitzky alsof

A list of nine symphontes, 12 sym

OSA MASSEN SIGNED FOR ‘JACK LONDON'

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 20.—Osa ‘Massen; last seen in “Iceland” and “The Devil Pays Off,” has been signed to portray the second feminine lead in “Jack London,” the forthcoming United Artists release which co-stars Susan Hayward and Michael O'Shea in the lead roles. _ Miss Massen will play. the. role of Freda Moloof, the actual Dawson City dance hall girl of Grecian descent who reportedly passed up the deed to a million dollar mine for a romance with Jack London during the Alaska gold rush days.

GARFIELD TO PLAY IN "OUTWARD BOUND'

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept. 20.—

Bound,” with John Garfield in the role made famous by Alfred Lunt

and ‘the late Leslie Howard, has been announced by Warner Bros. The screen play, written by Daniel Fuchs from the 1923 Broadway play by Sutton Vane, has been brought up to date with Garfield playing the role of a war correspondent. “Outward Bound” which starred Lunt in its Broad. way presentation, was first filmed by Warner Bros, in 1830, with Howard as the star,

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“Virginia Weldler—Bdw, Arnold

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Anna M: Wong ‘Lady From Chungking’

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ville and Noblesville papers please copy.) * "| SPRINGER May Edith, age 71, Post rd.

In Memoriams . . = LAT X —Clustave, Who 1eft us July 19, 1043 Tonite &

farane pay MR. LUCKY” |

{CERTIFICATE for rbelonging fo How... ard Tullian, 05 “E. Tabor, Please call GA-5368,

of Edna

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1 Jerry | away Sunday afternoon.

We day, 2:30 p. m, at the ¢ Presvyierian urch, Greenw cemetery, fends may call at Bond home, 50 8 ave, Greenwood. J. C. Wil. son service FORD BDYCE_-Oliver CM. 85. Musband of the late Poms Fordyce: father of Mrs, Gorrell on; Ww. dyce, Danville, Mrs. ~ “J Gambold, Burg: grasatach arner, Wis.

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dntsda at a. Se inv ted. Burial Mace-

\ Friends may oall at the home of Gorrell, one and onehalf miles northeast of Avon, after

noon y. old, age 44 years, husof Leota and father of Keuneth + Dean Hildebrand, stepfather of Robert Donald son of Mr, and Mrs.

Gillam, Mrs. Florence H.

Miss and Oral C. Hilde.

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, 1934 W. Mic vited, Burial Bluff Tr

HOMMEL-—-Emery V., husband of Nora, father of Mrs. Evelyn Li Dolores and Alice; son of Alonzo; also survived by five sisters ang five brothers, passed AWAY Sunday’ may call at the Folia funeral hofhe. Services Tuesday, from the funeral home, Turia "Greenwood. Friends invited. : LINVILLE Walter 8, age 78, Jennie Linville, father of

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Tuesday, ™ {de Nasarene church. Friends in. red. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at Conkle Funeral Home. MERRIMAN Jennie, of 1122 Gimber, wife of Ira; mother of Horace, James and Ira Jr, Mrs. James R. Haniner, Mrs. Lloyd ®. Davis and Mrs. Mondis A. Sandefur Jr.; sister of Wm, Shank, passed away Sunday a m. - Friends may call at residence any time. BSeryices Wednesday, 2 i m:, from the orn, 3719 Tindall

Church of the First Burial New Crown. Friends in-

st vited. Tolin service, (Elwood, Martins.

at 21st st, fe of Clarence Springer; mother of Leland V. tdecansed, alter

C. and Warren A. Springer; id mother of Alice, Verne, Springer, passed away nde Pp. m,

Priends may call at the Dorsey funeral Homa, 30235 BE. New York yo after = Redd Monday, Puneral 1:3 bt ednesday at the funeral A urial Anderson cemetery.

THOMPSON—Emma Mae, beloved mother

of. Mar Gmeiner, Louretta Perry, Estella uber, Harry, Pvt, Rs mond and Pyt. Donald George inp.

son, grandmother of Maty Thou Funeral Tuesday, Biasengrm funeral home, fal Floral Park fends may call any time, WAGGONER -Eliaantth Ellen, beloved wife of Charles E. Waggoner; mother of Lester 5 Russell, Oscar, Max, and Kenneth Waggoner, Mrs. Berth Taylor, Mrs. Alma Hart, and Mrs, Tothy Webber; sister of Oscar, rt, -y Stella Ewing and Mrs, Maude day. Puneral 8h . - West chapel, ._Michig! 1:30 p. Burial Ploral Park. may cali at the chapel after i p. m. Sunday WORKMAN-—Mary Rukh, of 252 N. Rural, wife of Samuel Workman; sister of Walter Rush and Mrs. Laura Shea, ail of ny ral from Lauck Jeon

home, 1 Meridian, Tuesday .m, Priends vited. Friends may “eat” any | time after 5 p. m. Sunday, ;

panty i

Ss, Mrs. Lue Unger, Geraldine] Gambold Jr

activity.

Leon, |

pr itie hor NECOSSATY, A% Heh oh §<10, Monday

D Murray; we train A «Shrough Priday, Minium eauirtmen

i Pabnsstvanih. a nights, 79 p. mm. As

Epis WAITRESSES

Top Wages With er Without Experience ~ Day or Night Work Ask for Miss Bartz

Pr NOW IN ANOTHER PLEASE DO

ORKING RESTAURANT Nor APPLY

“WHEELER'S aw. W. Market

EL Uy and COMPANY

Needs men and women for essential

Macedonia | =

Foti} work. Opportunities for continued |

employmerit after the war. Employment applications accepted from anyone not working in an essential

"EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWING HOURS

8A. M tn 5PM Mondays - Through Fridays

Monday and Wednesday Evenings Until 8:30

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY

Employment Office 220 EAST M¢CARTY ST.

EXPERIENCED salesiady. 1843 Shelby. Wagman Department Store,

File Clerk, Typist, Stenographer. New York Life Insurance Co., 435 Occidental

Bldg. white, "af neral | housework; stay

GIRL, nights. GIRLS

§'/2 Day week, white, for pack: ing and labeling work in food manufacturing plant. Steady, full time, day work, Apply Food Specialties, Inc, 241 Kentucky ave. :

GIRLS 16 70 18 FOR BANK MESSENGERS

See Mr. Cramer

American National Bank 45 N. Penn.

GIRLS OVER 18 _ "With fair knowledge of typing. L Strauss - & Co.

.| Clerks, Order Fillers," Packers

& Women for Selected Por manent Positions!

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED Office Workers, Typists, File

and Others. Lane Bryant Offers You: 1. Permanent Positions, 2. 5-Day 40-hr. wk, 14 overtime. 3. Paid Vacations, Holiday Pay. 4. Discounts on Wearing Apparel. 5. Rest Period Dally,

7. Free Parking,

Amanat [sitions |

6. Food at Cost, Clean Cafeteria, |

EARN WHIL 4

Make a MNietime career of working with this big nationally known mail order house. We offer you good money now and’ an oppartunity 0 increase Jone pay and your position in the

uture, day from Ki36 A, to M00

LANE BRYANT. ING. 152 KE. Market, St

Railroad Openings for Women!

Light labor in the shops and in the stores departments. A few openings for-coach-eleaners. ; Take the place of a man in the armed forces—at a man's pay.

Our Employment ‘Office. will be » every business day atiuaing oi

Apply

U. S. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street

Applicants must comply with WMC regulations

~ SALESWOMEN

Experienced or inexperienced, for full or |

Apply Bally Proecks,

Available afternoons fling Excellent opportunity to while learning 401 N. Capitol

STENOGRAPHERS

Te assist bookkeeper «excellent sala ry, splendid working

for typing

conditions, We are an essential industry. :

NIAGARA CANVAS PRODUCTS, INC.

234 WwW. Washington

STENOGRAPHER

National organization with perma nent offices in downtown Indian

girl with stenographiec experience

for advancement tion For appointment call Mr Pashley, MA-8440

~ TELEPHONE OPERATORS

ARE NEEDED

Sweet remembrance on his birthday, Saptem ember DAUGHTER, HELEN.

Lost and Found _ 1 LOST — Transport unioading hose; 2, inch. Re-

ward. TA-4535.

LOST-—La brown leather purse. Downtown district, around piidught Satur. y. Contains Ohio ration books for Norrick and Hit, Drivers license, money, r articles which will be identified if __ Ander will call BR-1480. Liberal reward.

money. , ‘TA-2182. DOST—Man's brown bilifold CentralKeystone bus; contained non card and other valuabies. Keep money and return bilifold. BR-7944.

OST Black Jeather brief case in Ncinty hotel. bstan!

lapel watch on Jelmon: between 10th and St. Clair. Rewan Belmont.

581 N.

Illinois, Wi Washington, | 16th -Meridian i er or Parkmoor. Reward. WA-1909 after § p.m. [OST Pair of brown suede Joyce shoes at Woolworth's Thursday evening; size 4%; reward. MA-6943. T0ST—Red Irish wire-haired terrier; biack ness. Answers to “Ross.” Reward. WA-87290.

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Help WanisdForncia

——_ GIRLS

40-He. Wk. While Training

20-30 ) TRAINEES

ng) if

Pers, | Dairy Bar, 48 N. Pe

= Hand Sewers

Gir Machine Operators

nted for - ifiteresting work In oy Rent, well-ventilated factory, Good earnings on piece work. Deoni Ts positions now

open. Geo. F. Cram Company, Inc. 3 feor 730 EB. Washington GIRL TO LEARN Pashion Cleaners, 1901 Central.

“Girls or Women—18 to 40 Very ood pay; 8 hours a day, 6-day week, eals and uniforms furn. Experience UNDECeSSary.

Apply Blue Ribbon nn.

GIRL to ASSiSt_housswor vate room with radile.

GIRLS 18 T0 30

Steady employment, learn to operate machines. Clean, easy work. Time and half "for overtime, based on 5day, 40-hour week.

- Apply “CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO.

16S. Sherman Dr.

, 810; Biles’ Pri HU-760

GIRLS OR WOMEN

18 to 45 for full time employment, de-

% All former (elophons; sperators anit haul la Ahab bb A

% Young women, age 18 and over, with ne telephone operator experience

ARE URGED ._TO APPLY Please Ses 3 MISS JEFFERSON 240 N. MERIDIAN ST.

Monday Through Friday, 8 A, M, wl APE. M. Sajurday, 8 A. M. to 1 PF,

MISS SALTSMAN, 18 N, mane

Monday Through Friday, Ss A. M. oS P.M, Saturday, 8 A. M. to 12 Noon

indiana Bell __ Telephone Company

TIMEKEEPER AND CLERK $85 to start; steady employ ment; essential industry, Call L. Hoffman, MA-442

CITIZENS GAS AND COKE UTILITIES

TYPIST

Limited Experience Satisfactory “Interesting Work In Private Office Five-Day Week PHONE RI-1321 SA MteSPM

t or Sunday work: light, pleasant

WESTERN UNION yp CX EARN.) p.m.

Blvd. Hn.

sood

TYPIBT—40-hour week and overtime, Co, N. Senate.

salary. May

— WAITRESSES Suod : gay ang Sh 8 hours a day, § days a week; me and uniforms furApply Blue Ribbon: Dairy Bar,

Good Pay and Hours

Women to work in stock room. Apply between 8-12 a. m. 3711 Mass, Ave, GOOD PAY Fxeellent jobs i. Ataiinhis tar 2 for both women

and men as operators. Good ny. “aie ng ee employment;

Jlosstrit_ wo : paid while learning. Apply 13 Traction Tn Bldg,

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

INDIA F OR CO.

114 E. Washington

HOUSEKEEPER PAri-time Work. Woman to clean house. 400 N. Delaware, Apt. 8.

WAITRESSES WANTED

Top wages. Apply Burger Basket Restaurant, 844 E. 634, BR-0925.

WA ys, good salary, 1357 8. Meridian at i ES Short hou good salary and Town rarer “3 College, WA-0187

Western Union Is Appealing to

YOU

training and are paid. while In sehool. Many for advancement.

Ne Experience Necestry

SEE MRS. LOY ne

3 | 8 te 4:30 Daliy—8 te 1:30 Saturdays

CONVENIENT

AMPLOYMENT DrrICE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STRERY Monday § AM 10 § PM, other days § AM to 4 PH EASY MICHIGAN STRERY pn dally SAM Le 4 Pi

10 3

< With Pookise Kain & Son, may

Help—Male & Female

BOY with wheel; Century Letler Shop, 813 Century bldg

BOY OR GIRL

to Check Cars In and Out DENNISON- SERVICE Ohio and Pennsylvania

“DISHWASHERS BUS BOYS KITCHEN HELP 18 to 60, 50¢c per hour plus meals and uniforms, Time and one-half over 40 hours, HU-8442 Experienced Restaurant Help

7% an hour, Mutual Restaurant, 84

part time work, For dresses and lingerie, | 34 W. Wakhington, |

School Girl—Office Work |

and | vork 0 fine opportunity to become estab. |

apolis has excellent opening for! Creek,

or MISS WILSON. 1721 N. Rural Help: Wanted—Male

None but the best nead apply.| ar

. opportunities ar HM you sre 15-40, be sure and Investigate “| this efter,

I'N Delaware.

Bring Prost of Citizenihip t

“will consider “parts “time |

YOUNG LADY 2 ny Weds and to wink meek n 3

ave,

“Experienced Dishwasher and Kitchen Man

2 ta 38; white; BRIT

_ Finisher for CabinetsShep

Goldsmith Bauipm 330 N, Capit

FRY COOK O° sass

ies DI, 2014 W. Wash, Good Jobs for Mechanics

Mechanica needed for transit velieles: pay. permanent jobs; 1 work

Elenite working conditions, am pig

learning. Apply Superintendent's {lway Shops. 1180 W. Wash.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Railways

ct —— Eons ——— “eA 600D PAY Exeellent” johs available for both men and women as trolley and bus. TAlnTS.

| Good pay. stable post-war employment; pleasant work: paid while learning. Apply 213 Traction Terminal Bldg

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS —Qrii_ Men and -Sanfiwich Men

Excellent pay, 6 days ing conditions

TEE PEE—38th and Fall Creek WA-68440

GROCERY ¢ PRODUCE ¢ MEAT

One of Indianapolis’ fastest-grow-ing industries has a number of good {openings for men and women,

Production Jobs

Experience not necessary. Steady in an essential industry, A

lished in a progressive concern with & promising future,

INTERVIEWS 8 a. m. to 5p. in, Saturday, 8 a. m. {6'3 p. m, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

700 West Morris St.

Stockyards Bus From Illinois and Kentucky.

Male or Female Clerk

In grocery and meat market, Call LI. 1232

Men or Women ‘Wanted To collect for and sell household neces. sities on established routes; $45 weekly guarantee srrangement, tol

Car essential, Indianapolis, Ind

401 N, Capi

| Permanent position with oppertunit

a Sua |

plus commission and bonus | | L. ABORERS

WAREHOUSEMEN

tor advancement in essential indi tions with pay: free insurance, health and

siekneas benefits Apply MR. LARSON, PAM ad PN THE A & TEA GREAT

55 KB. STATE ST.

Do net apply if now employed in essential industry,

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

Wanted. to work after school Earn betier than average wages, Ses” Mr, Carney, 204 Big Four bidg, 4 pm

HOTEL “night clerk, reliable; call a6 Beauty Park Hotel, 5145.W. Wash! ington.

Indianapolis Power & Light Company

we ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY See

Wants

UNLOADERS

| ‘OAL

(TEE PEE — 38th and Fall ww rep SOFTENER

has openings for,

Good salary, pleasant working con- boys or girls for fountain ditions and plenty of opportunity | Permanent posi- |

work. . Excellent wages. Do not apply if returning to school. WA-6440.

Wanted for Steady Employment

POWER SEWING MACHINE | OPERATORS Also

INEXPERIENCED MALE AND FEMALE HELP

Win the War GOOD WAGES

% Come Prepared to Biart Working at Ones

Personal Interviews From SAM to SPM

Niagara Canvas Products, Ine.

Nw, Washingion

2 SALESMEN WANTED

I need 2 ambitious men to ride in my

customers; 3 easy hours morning or evening means earnings of around $50 a week to start and more later as you

we | Progress. Will also consider those with.

out sales experience who want to get ahead, See Mr. Eastman, 602 Occidental Building.

? STOKER FIREMEN, RELIABLE BEAUTY | K_HOTEL, 8145 W., WASHINGTON

DIVISION GENERAL CORPORATIO

MOTORS ’ Needs Hundreds of Men and Women fo Fill Job Openings vil Ro SPEEDWAY OR YWOOD PLANT

i net em It 18 years of age or If physically fit for given Jobs.

OFFICE HOURS: Mandey Then Friday—8 A. M. Jo wren

SaAmRy and $00 AM te 30 FP,

SPEEDWAY CITY PLANT: Take Speedway Bus alt Monument Cirele directly to Personnel Depariment Entrance on 0th Street,

MAYWOOD PLANT: Take Maywood Bus. opposite Lincoln Hotel on Kentucky Avenue. Geol off at Personnel Bephriment Entrance, located at Tibbs Avenue and Raymond Street. MAKE VICTORY YOUR BUSINESS

BAKER Experienced; also oven man for Aravaling ——, Will - consider out-of-town applica Essential industry. West Bapits. Co. “1331 rene i St,

TENDER, or full Ay EE proposition, B

§ or_over, pd or vs bleyeles, for ful time work deliver

downtown business ares. visions m to purchase out bicycles on ene plans, Uniform furnished. Mr. Dalton.

WESTERN UNION

DENISO aad

“ke Learn 8 Good Trade While Melping | to

var’ and help me contact old and: new...

oyed In an essential Industry, or older, ;

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OPERATORS . JANITORS * . METER READERS * OFFICE WORKERS wr APPLY ce

Em ployment Office

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International

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MECHANICS FOUNDRY REPAIRMEN FOUNDRY LABOR OFFICE WORKERS

{ We Will Train You If Necessary | if Net Empleo ntisl Werk and {Can Furnish » Slit of Availability

~ARME- A. ar i : international Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville Road BE. New York Bus Marked Emerson {JAN

JOIN THE ~ PRODUCTION ARMY

DO YOUR PART-— il SOME our TODAY

BRASS ORDNANCE PLANT SOUTH, HOLT ROAD - oN 2 8US Ltt sot

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPN; TAM. to (0 P.M. DAILY

ne Sundays; a.

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