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character. We started throwing!
minds us of those big swaggering guys over there who started picking on unprepared skinny fellows and
Chiefs, Birds - Open Tonight
«~The Syracuse Chiefs and Columbus Red Birds open the junior world
for the Chiefs during the regular season, will Wilks, Bird hurler, Calumbus
5
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“defense of his world's championship]
‘Yantamweight title, was a - 10-% favorite today to defeat Leonardo Lopez of Mexico City in their 15sound bout tonight,
already has won a decision over Lopes in a 10-round non-title bout.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 1.—When Wisconsin plays Iowa in its conference opener tomorrow, the Badgers will be without the services of their
FINSCHHAFEN
she scored her first picture success. her first real, dramatic role.
Canned Goods
Stamps U, V and W are good through Oct. 20.
Meat Red Stamps X, Y and Z are good through tomorrow. Brown stamps A and B in Book 3 good. Both expire tomorrow; Brown C is good through
E, Oct. 10, and PF, Oct, 17. All expire Oct. 30. : - Shoes
Stamp 18, goed for one pair. Stamp 1 in “airplane” series of beok 3 becomes good for one pair Nov, 1.
Sugar Stamp 14 is good for five pounds through Nov. 1. : Applications may be made now for canning sugar. Allotments are one pound of sugir for every four quarts of fruit canned with a maxi-
IS ENCIRCLED Jap Garrison Slowly Falling Back Toward Sea
In Mop-Up.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Southwest Pacific, Oct. 1 (U. P.).— Australian troops have completed the encirclement of Japanese-held Finschhafen, in northeastern New Guinea, and slowly are driving the trapped enemy garrison back to the
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Note the striking similarity between Shirley Temple and Mary Pickford, pictured for the first time together. Mary was just 15 when
Shirley Is just 15 and about to play
~ RATIONING DATES
mum allotment of 25 pounds per person which includes ‘five pounds for jellies, jams, preserves, ete. Stamps 15 and 16 are each good for five through Oct, 31. As fruit ripens, application may be made at local boards for additional allotments up to 15 pounds per person if needed,
Gasoline "Stamp 8 is good for 3 gallons,
Fuel Oil
Period 1 coupons for the new season are good now for 10 gallons per unit in all zones and should be used with definite value coupons for filling tanks. Tires Next inspection due: Bs, Oct, 31; Cs, Nov. 30, and commercial vehicles, every six months or every 35000 miles, whichever is first,
| Draft Him? |
Board Puzzles Over Father of Nine Who Needs His Money.
LOVELAND, Colo, Oct, 1 (U. P.).—As the draft of fathers began today throughout the nation, Edwin Cole, his wife and their nine children awaited the local draft board's decision on whether he will be inducted tomorrow. The board held a special hearing to decide on the unusual case of Cole, whose job as a cement "finisher does not place him in the deferrable class as an essential worker.
Cole said he was willing to switch to an essential job if he
children range in age from T years to a baby born oly last k-—one the draft board had not even had time to count. One of the family’s worries was ved, however, when the Coles nd a new home. They had ordered to move out by their landlord, who was selling the house. ;
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funeral home, 1 «Morris, - after ». n, Fray. {Greencastle papers please copy. FELDHRAUSPFrarik H., a 304 Sanders, father of and John Feldhaus. Puneral from Lauek funeral home, 1458 8. day, 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill, GARYEY Thomas J. brother of Nelle, Mrs. M. T. Connor, John L. Garvey, Mrs, William Vollmar, . Mrs. Patrick Kelly, Mis. Julia Weiland and Joseph Garvey “of Ww Castle, Ind, Ghnarles Carvey of Cincinnati, O., passed away at St. Vineent’'s hospital a 29. Friends may call at Feeney & ney funeral home, 2339 N. Meridian st. Funeral Saturday. 8:30, at funeral home: ® a. m. at St. Johi’s church, Burial Holy Cross cemery.
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HEAMMACK Mary May, age 47 vears, bee loved wife of Alfred Hammack, mother . of Willlam and Charles Cox, Away Tuesday Funeral from
assed ) hirley Bros.’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 B. Wash . ington st, Baturday, 3 m. Burial Memorial Park, Friends may eall at the chapel after 10 a. m. Priday, HAWKINS Ulysses Grant, age 79 vears, father of June Schultz, Beulah Werler Marion Hawkins, Cecil Hawkins o Cleveland, O.; Buren Hawking, of Miami, Fla, and Thelma Sasser, Tracy, Cal, massed away Wednesday. Funeral from hirley Bros.’ Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th st, Saturday, 10 a. m. Burial At Bethel cemetery, 3 miles north of lebanon. Friends may call at the Chapel after 6 p. m. Thursday, (Lebanon, Ind, papers please copy.)
beloved husband of Annie and father of Mrs, Myrtle White and William C. Higgins Jr., and brother of Mrs. Myrtle Todd, Martinsville, and Bam Higgins, Indianapolis, also surviving are four grandchildren. . Passed away Thursday, Puneral Saturday, Oct 2, 2 p. m, at the Leap Funeral home Friends invited Burial Ploral Park Friends may call at funeral home, 1822 N. “Talbot, husband of Minnie A. father of Mrs. Ralph Jovine, passed away Thursday p. m. Serve ices at Planner & Buchanan Saturday, 4 m. Friends invited. Inter TIL. Friends may call at the mortuary. HILL Mary Grace, age 67, wife of David Hill, sister of Mrs. Howard Watts, Louis and Ben Kriel, passed away Thursday k m. Friends may call at 434 N, Wal. ace after Saturday noon. Funeral 10 A. m. Monday at the Dorsey funeral home, 3925 E. New York. Burial Memorial Park. (Madison papers please copy.) JENSEN—August, beloved husband of Linda Jensen, father of August H. (Augie) Jensen, brother of Dorthea Jensen, randfather of Raymond, Carolyn, .Juith and Gerald Jensen, passed away Wednesday, Sept. 29, age 71 years, Funeral service from the late residence, 2052 8. Meridian st, Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment Washington Park cemetery. Fiiends invitgg, Friends may call any me. ’
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McDONALD Mrs. Eunice. Beloved wife of Virgil McDohald and mother of Mrs Betty Jean lvie, Loren, Virgil Jr, John, Charles, Mary Frances. Robert and William McDonald, and daughter of Mrs. Viola Dake. Passed away at her home 3 miles south of Acton Thursday Funeral service Bunday, 2 p. m., Pleasant Valley church Friends invited Burial Rock Lane cemetery, R. W. Stiri. ing service, NEILL--Epworth C.. wife of Ma). Gilbert W. Neill, sister of O. W. Kendall Jr., Refrigio, Tex.; Mrs. James H. Como Jr, George and Russell Kendall, died in Methodist hospital Thursday, Short service at the Kirby mortuary, Meridian and 10th sts, 10:30 a, m, Bsturday Interment Ft. Sam Houston, Tex. SHAUCK—Anna B., mother of Mrs. Ellen Heidergott, passed away at the residence, 4411 Central ave, Thursday a. m, Funeral at the residence Baturday aft. ernoon, 2 p. m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the residence after 1 p. m. Friday, Royster & Askin service,
THOMPSON—Harvey MM. husband of Ella B. and father of Mrs, Blanch Semmier and grandfather of James H. Thompson and rs. Russell Miller, passed sway Friday at his home in Monticello, Ind. Berviee- at Planner & Buel mortuary, Monday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. TOMLINSON Jennie, widow of the Rev, 8. J. Tomlinson, mother of Sam J. Tomlinson, Indianapolis, and Mrs. k . Krebs (Marjorie Main), Hollywood, Cal, died at her residence, 85311 College ave. Friends may call at the Kirby mortuary Meridian at 19th, any time. Puneral Monday, 3 p. m., at the mortuary. Interment Crown Hill. Friends invited, WEYDELL--Jarl, son of Axel and Bigfreid, of 1545 N. Gale, passed away Wednesday evening, Service at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Priends invited. Cremation,
Funeral Directors 2 5 W. T. Blasengym O27, ws sié ~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 193 W. Michigan Bt. BE-19% ot 1334
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1901 EB. New York MA-3M SEEH. HERRMANN
1508 8. EAST ST. MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware St.
IR-1150 CR- 1508 TA-005
#64 8 Titimots L1-8409 ROBERT W. STIRLING 1429 Prospect MA-4944 7
Lost and Found “between Dela:
LOST—Bilack pocketbook ware and Pennsylvania on Washington, containing books, keys, money. Reward. TA-8250, 1619 Bellefontaine.
Small white metal log box fam moving van from 4500 3 to Pine, Reward. RI-T177.
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‘scalp ‘treatments only. method
with full salary. See Mr,
11 a. m. Thomas 321 Illinois Bldg.
for Claim Department of Large Insurance Company Excellent rtunity for Advancement Interviews 9 to 4.45 P. M.
| American States Insurance Oe.
M2 N. Meridian
| COLORED GIRL
To te filling station, No lubri. niin a Good pay. Clean work,
TN. Meridian’
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
Age 18 to 30; typing required. Pay Roll Work.
National Hosiery Mills Call RI-1321 Between 8 A M. and 5 P. M.
DANCE teachers; part time for Arthur Murray: experionce not necessary, os we tram you. -Hours 6.10. Monday through Priday, High school edueation minimum requirement, Age 22-30. SalPlease do not call; apply in Arthur Murray Studios, Room 8's N. Pennaylvanis, Wednesda and Thursday nights, 7-8 p.m. As for Miss Wycofl.
"DAY WAITRESS 6 DAYS: GOOD SALARY. 1387 8. Meridian
" EDIPHONE OPR. TYPISTS FILE CLERKS
Experience preferred. Permanent position and wonderful opportunity for the future,
Apply Mr. Miller
W. J. HOLLIDAY CO. 643 W. McCarty
ESQUIRE GRILLE Day waitresses; good pay; pleasant hours; excellent working conditions. IR-0087,
Essential Work
Alert girl to inspect dry cleaning garments; good pay; daylight hours; post war future, Crown Laundry & Dry Cluning Co. 2001 E. Washington H-1023
General Office Work 5-Day Week
Including typing and some filing. High sé¢hool graduates, ages 19 to 30, Opportunity for advancement for capable girls. 5-day week. Good starting salary with ine crease after 3 months of service,
Apply Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. 333
38 RK. pean. Ra 07 ‘GIRL TO LEARN OFFICE WORK
‘in Cleaning Plant—Good Wages
Darko & Sons
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16 to 45 for full time employment, deiiverin; we ms- downtown bull ge; no night or ay work: light, pleasant Mr. Dalton.
work. t WESTERN UNION
* GIRLS *
Will Train for Skilled and Semi-skilled Openings.
% Well Established Industry. * Post-War Future. #« Light, Clean Factory Work. * Air-Cooled Plant, # Day Work, 5-Day Week.
National Hosiery M
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The want ad department of The Indianapolis Times
Hand Sewers
INDIANA FUR co. 114 E. Washington
days. No holidays. Good wages.
tte Sion on ‘eiiper. lar. Platinum
English Hotel Coffee Shep,
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+ STENOGRAPHER
for Purchasing Department
+ TYPIST
General Office
5'% Days, 44-hour week, Only 20 minutes from Circle. Office is new and clean, Latest equipment. Permanent, We have been established since 1917.
Ertel Machine Co.
2045 Martindale CH-5300 Stenographer—Typist
Por immediate and permanent employ ment. "Pleasant diversified work te 507, Peoples + Bldg, before § A. M IPM .
or after a STENOGRAPHER 6'/, Day Week
Splendid opportunity with small, progressive manufacturing company, Moderen office, 20 minutes downtown, Salary In accord with ability, Age 20 to 30. Mhone Mr. Cassady, CH-A9S,. A a. m. to Bp m
BASCA MFG. CO.
3019 Roosevelt Ave,
~ TRANSCRIBER TYPIST
Permanent position, B-day week. Mh Floor Fletcher Trust Nidg.
__The Hoosler Casualty Co. TRUCKERS Freight:
(Colored) WEIGHTS 140-170 APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYPIST
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to work in billing depart. ment of large manufac turing company engaged in essential war work. 20 minutes northeast from Illinois. and Washington streets. Experience operating International Electromatic Billing Machine asset but not required. Permanent position. Call CH, 0673 for interview,
Waitress. Experienced. No Sundays or holidays. Excellent 07. English Hotel Coffee hop. bua WAITRESS, 373 S. lllinols.
. Waitresses
for full or part-time, experience \ , Not necessary. APPLY MANAGER OF CAFE MN. P. WASSON & 00. WAITRESSES 53. ree necessary.
top ove ig Kitten: Restaurant, 8014 E. Washi h
accom “Tor sini’ gymnasium classes. RE 9008 between and 9 p.m.
WESTERN UNION Two hanically inclined, to ae Sn " A an 7 You im our Chicago office.
paid. Employment In Hee Lo:
¥ Mrs. D, ly 718 Ouaranty bidg., 8-4:30 dally, 8-1: Saturda r , excha for ral house- [ ‘two children; troning:
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INC. 752 wiv
Has Immediate Need for * AUTOMATIC PRINTING TELEGRAPH OPRS.
* TELEPHONE RECORD-
ING OPERATORS * COMMUNICATION CARRIERS (Inside Work) * COUNTER CLERKS
No Experience Necessary If you are not employed ir. an essential industry.
SEE MRS. DD, Loy
$18 Guaranty Bldg, 1% N. Meridia: Employment Bureau Open Through Fda) A. M. te 4:30 FP. M. Saturday, § A, fe 1:0 FM. ®
White Castle System Employing women for restaurant work
First week $10.44, plus meals and laun
dry, Salary increases after working ons week. Apply 5 8. Oriental,
Ath t time. OVERALL WOMAN LAUNDRY 240
~ WOMEN
We need 10 women for pleasant, day time, Tight factory work. Part or ful time: good pay; no age limit; apply im mediately
* Women ages 17 to 30, for oo
clerical work.
See Mr. Harvey.
Indiana Bell 4 Telephone Co. = = 240 N. Meridian
male 8A Attention—Here's an Opportunity Experienced or Inexperienced * Grill and Counter Men * Waitresses Best of wages. Steady position. Apply 43 W. $1, Clair
ory as, Cook, Fountain Girl, Porter A ahh hog or N, Pennsylvania. COOK Also dis good wages. S118 Eo G00D PAY
Excellent jobs available for both women and men as trolley and bus Good pay; sta leasant work; while learning. 13 Traction Terminal Bldg
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
Service Station Operators
Good Starting Salary Permanent Job ~ 922 N. Delaware
TWO MEN and two women, age 21-45, for clerical and selling in paint store. Permanent position, 40 hours per , week. $
Help—Male & Female
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DUPONT CO. 249 W. Washington St.
Fork tnd care of tue ant
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