Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1943 — Page 13

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Deaths—Funerals

~ BLACK—Mary Ann, wife of Oscar Black, mother of Mrs. Irene Baker M Murtrey, sister of J. J. Horan, died the home o

“ian &t 10th. Iaiital Thyisé the 9 m.,

1 Indianapolis Times, ‘Wednes., Nov. 21, rT

EB. cat

f Mrs. McMurtrey. Friends may Sali at the Kirby ili

at

Phitip Neri.

church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.

Altar society will meet at mortuaty P. m. tonight for prayer,

CASSEL—John H., heloved father of Mrs

ohn Ww. Walters, Ts.

pson, Mrs.

Ira Jundnenk, Jen-

om G. Rings Russell pl Noble L, Yaa and Mrs, Anna Miller and brother of Abe Casgel and Mrs. Charles Oehler, passed away

Tuesday Puneral from

, 10 a, m. Followed by final servic tthe Brook funeral home, Union. Indiana, 10 a. m. Friday. , one Stmetery, Union City, Friends may call at the chapel after

Shirley Bros. Central chapel, Illinois at 10th st., Thifrs-

es

City, Burial Tee Indiana.

10,

ednesday and at the Brook fu-

a.m, neral home after 2 p. m. Thursday. : OEDERHOLM Capt. Bernard Jr.,

“Bernard and Noha Away ngar Tamaqua, ,. Sunday » Noe 21, aged 28 "Fa. "Puneral . at PISCLAR Jennie, mother of Mrs, “McMahan, Mrs, Maud Thomas, Hattie Lloyd, Jessie, George, atid Harry

Brewer; passed away in Chicago, Sun: | Services Friday 11 a. m. at th “Chapel of the Chimes,”

day. J. C. Wilson -

United ~MBtates Air Force, 320 N. Summit, son off. CeacthioM, passed p. m., netice

Alice i Mrs. |

1234 Prospéct st. Friends invited, Burial

Washington Park. Priends may call at LARGE black Howse, lost “viity En Michiga

after 10]

“Chapel of the Chimes" Je m. Thursday,

BAYES—Stanley P.,

beloved hushand of |

Lost and F ound 7

BEAGLE HOUND puppy, female; strayed ida, vicinity 60th and road 29. White with blac jan Se 13 pounds; name “Squaller.” i) Resinacn BR. | 8113, second of rd. », “ony 594i st. om putin ory 1 To les Purse; TOE 10; Saturday, i) , m,; toy counter. Keep | money; return contents. Also |

reward. No questions asked. BE-1020-| _Ring 4.

STRAYED ED— Female Bos , Answers “Patsy”; wen on n ht shoulder. | Liberal reward, wards, 4884

W. Washington. LOST—Brown purse, Kresge's 5. and 10. | Saturday afternoon. Keep money, return | entire contents. Also reward. No questions asked. MA-6090.

Permanent Positions. Short Hours, Excellent Working Conditions, i Apply to Miss Wilson. No Phone Calls,

STATES RUBB

19 W. SOUTH ST

The lifeline of our fighting forces..: .. Offer both skilled and unskilled men and women

REAL OPPORTUNITY

Steady Work—Opportunity for Advancement. There Is 2 Job for You!

. S. Railroad Retirement Board

‘Meridian

ER CO.

. Also- Miscellaneous

Earn While You Learn

We Before you take any job you owe it to yourself to investigate employment opportunities at

AMERICAN BEARING CORP.

$-8-8-No Experience Needed-$-3-$

Women 18 to M0 © 716 Guaranty Bldg. -

If You Can't Fight

LosT- Cocker, ignale, | all - eh ith |

spots. lid. | COMPTOMETER | LOST — Lady's yellow gold ry wrist watch and R. R. book, vicinity |.

pass Speedway Cify. Reward. LI.2479.

name “Topper.” w

OPERATOR

with or without experience, Essential and permanent. Ex-

| COST— Black Scottie; Reward. CH-7517. LOST— "Petri" white gold, atch. J diamonds. Reward. Box Tim

n road. Reward

| ONE —PARM Traator— whoo FARM tractor Sh. marked for J. D. Adams Company. Reward. LI-1379.

__Adelaide M, “Hayes, father of Jo Anne 8 id _Cirard-Perregaux wrist rhe Haves aid Grothe; of 1 Walter te LADY'S Ary razd-Perrogs MA-4468 | cellent working econ--i Ruckle st. Mond 4 ge J : Nov. 23. Funeral services will be neid oi | Schools & Instructions 7A| ditions. Salary open. dhe Ya tenets home, i at i LEARN B BEAUTY CULTURE - " u AY morning, ov a o'clock Interment Washingt Park | Demand for asiled tors exceed the an ERIE. Friends ar a whicome, |. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY 1 Apply. Employment, Office. Be and Mr Robert Sten h eas A PIRI ps ES EL ETRY ra Sing, rs. Tt ven, other of + da Lee d 8 Mgeol a yoda in Detroit, Mich | Monda ; 232 Help Wanted—Female 3 8 INLAND CONTAINER

1 poner A-Buchansh ho

Pris

aty. m. Friends invited. Burial

Crown Hil. _ MeKEEN--Earl beloved _brother . of | Mrs. Gertrude passed away Tuesday. Puneral — *Shiriey Bros. Cen-

tral Chapel, Illinois at 10th st. 1:30 x m.

__gemete! after % a m, “MORRIS—LE Jake Aroestl, of

Friday, Burial Washington Park ry. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday.”

Morris st., id « awa suddenly Frias. husband o! father of

of Isaac Bt una ry pany brother: of

of

Mors, Albert, Dave, Folly and Marina.

vices will be conducted 3 p.

Pri-

Services at the Aaron-Ruben Puna) Home. PIERCY Joseph William, father of Jose-

ine K. Plercy of Bloomington,

passed a

Ind, Tuesday morning, Services

AWAY at . ner & Buchanan Mortuary Pri2 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation Flanner & Buchanan crematory, Friends

may call at the mortuary.

PLRICH--Minnie Florence, beloved mother

of Lewis G. and Clytia Ulrich od Mrs. other of Stanley! great-grind-sister of

Merle Kendall, grandm Randal and Viola Ulrich, of Robert Kendall, opal} Foltz and Alva away Tuesday dence, 1839 W.

Gulley,

Washington, Satur: 2 p. m. Burial Washington Park. Prien

passed Funeral from the resi.

."'may.call at the residence after 1 p. m,

Thursday. Shirfey Service.

WRIGHT Willis W., beloved father of

Fred J. Wight, ity and Mrs,

this life Wednesday, age 87. Funer

” 5 3 Ps Mis. Lydia Harvey, 3

Sonimunity Mortuary,

ington st 2 p. . Priends invited.

Brey | In Th , grandfather of | § conditions. Helen and Fred 8. Wright, brother of Kansas, departed |

al

Priday, November 26, at? Moots. & bite m. Burial Plainfield.

Card of Thanks

U appreciate and wish _ to thank

“friends,

(NEE CLAGHORN)—We deeply our relatives, and neighbors for

their kindness, sympathy and the many beautiful flowers, cards and letters re-| : Setved during the ilifiess and death of ous one

Martha Austin

Claghorn We also wish to thank the Jene Phillips, Miss Storm and Mrs.

BY doctors and nurses, peilbenrers, |

Kappa sorority, W W. Moore

AND, ISTERS AND BROTHER

odee'and ta

ace chapel.

In —, 3 G—In | loving memory of

Pred Beinburg, who passed away Nov. 24, 1942.

were a grand and loyal dad,

took For. Jour | work on iy was

Sadly missed

Schools & Instructions 7Al Schools & instructions TA]

| Jobs Wil Always | Be Plentiful for the

| TRAINED MAN

Big Wages NOW ~ Good Jobs After The War E Ends

try jobs will

“ alr plant jobs. And did after the war?

3

by WIFE and Sess y

| Learn AIRCRAFT TRADE

| PENNSYLVANIA

4 KITCHEN HELPERS | ~~ GORP.

Por cleaning and kitchen work in 700 W. Morris

taurant near Municl airport. call R, R. H. Turner, BE-3005. al po

| 3 COLORED girls, day or night, restaur- : ant work. Good hours, pay. 11-0035. Counter Girls:

Active Older White Women Steam Table Girls for cleaning in office bufiding. 5 to 11 Poi No Sundays. See Supt, 300 Circle RCA CAFETERIA

3300 BE. MICHIGAN

AGE NO LIMIT—18 to 50. Waitresses with counter and grill experience; $25 a week; 6 days. Apply 43 W. St. Clair, between 9-4. ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY

Is available jor 2 saleswomen; 5%

Time and one. halt over 40

ood pay. for Mr. MacN

hours. Ask

DAY DISHWASHE

_ pay. 1357 8. Meridiar,

DAY WAITRESS

1357 8. Meridian.

White or col-

Excellent salary and tips; 6 days. day

week. Excellen a Taylor's Grocery | : Te LiF and Bakery. 3100 N. Tilinots. y icy DISHWASHER ai or! INER. Burroughs-Noon- Hopkins Willing Washington.

machine operator — experienced., = Floor Girls (Colored) Also operator for Underwood Fan- | , Cusranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian.

Fold billing machine. Ideal work: * : GIRLS *

Salary - open. appointmént. Will Train for Skilled and Semi-Skilled Openings. w- Well Established Industry. * Post-War Future.’ # Light, Clean Factory Work. wAir-Cooled Plant. % Day Work.

National Hoslery Mills

BL 1321-8 A M. to § P. M. GIRL OR WOMAN

Please phone for GA-8421, Cafeteria Courter Girls petience nnecesa! Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Rieriaian. CLERK

penman; will train; age Umit 30.

Good TA-1801.° fi i house. CLERK or Farm HY louse

Colored Women ~ Freight House Truckers

GIRLS

The Classified Advertising Department of the Indianapolis Times has openings for two girls | to sell want ads over the telephone. Reasonable starting salary with regular increases, Fiveday, 40-hour week—no Saturday or Sundsy work. Pleasant office, congenial associates. For the girl with s pleasant, forceful personality this is a real oppor-

"RAILROAD

77139 E South

sales position. The. positions are permanent. Prefer girls th at least a high school edu-

please 5551, for appointmen

Girls Women

Pay as You Learn

Day and Evening Sag the war Eecelont . Classes NOW iy won

DONC got ihe Men that the bg paving air nds.

yet and Japan is a long way from being licked. Government officials are imploring men fo take

Ford's plans for producing carge passenger lines

Sowers E on.

isn’t licked “957 Ww. Michigan st. -

did you read about Henry

8%; Day Week atety outiar op. eddy work.

STENART-CAREY uw.

‘Practical Nurse He Rai

ored, Good,

capable. Apply 3088. Himots. Room 855

tunity to advance to responsible.

CRhe shotad fet and ing, whe cot a me | Butch.” Vietnit Riley and] 15 E. Marviand St. 1 Michigan. IR-6176. a : LOST—Keys on Dare-Ziegler Puel Com» ; ——— i d , do — ; - Tard, HO-i062. 385 Biue Bvatown Re: Help Wanted- ~Female_ 8 Help Wanted- Female 8

“GIRLS TO SEW EVENINGS

‘Two, three or four hours. Barnes Uni. form Co. 311 Murphy Bidg:-

© 600D PAY

Excellent jobs available for both women and men as trolley and bus operators ood pay; stable post-war employment; pleasant work; paid while learning. Apply 213 Traction Termina' Bldg

_ INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS.

“Good ¢ pportunity for--ysung lady with general insurance experience. Apply in person. Inter.

state Agency, 414 Unterarar | —

“18 to 50

Building. a TUL coy Ch

“Hand Sewers: | .

"INDIANA FUR CO. 114 E. Washington.

FOVRRE KEEPER Private room, vil ‘Pull—part time. More for home than wages, Suggestions considered. MA-810L NETPER, good pay, day hours, permanent work for girl over average height. Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co 2001 E. Wash, CH-1923.

Night Waitress ST Sid

Good | Pay 1357 8, Mer,

ics work;

SHORT ORDER COOK ,

STENC - Gene 5% -day week. Phone WA-1481.

* TYPIST %

With knowledge of comptometer, to work in pleasant office

HOTEL MAID NT A aLORED HOUSI “private room, 8)

EKBEPER-—8tay Aniidren, 4 $10.00 Ni 241 8 Mars. Hill BE-3388-R 1. y

Opportunity for Advancement

{ { i i t f

RI-1321—8 A. M. 10.5 P. M.

TYPIST General To A WAITRESSES Day or Night Top Wages

WHEELER'S 8 W. Market Waitresses

| fr tar prt, apne ogy.

Hob Pe Wasson % 0.

riod, “uni(oust, have grit cent t NE win. Boul aol "and fountain [i White. C00N's DRUG “gion. imots. Waitresses 30 i. timots, WANTED—BOOKKEEPER, Fantfiar | io Auto

377 ‘8. Tiinois,

tor cleaning work at night ii Cham. Cher of Commgree Rullding. Celevator after 4:30 p om

WIDOWED WOMAN

Housekeeper. ‘Between 35-45. Stay. 850 monthly Business couple, 3 children j Box 188, Times

You Will Like This Kind of WAR WORK

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

240 N. MERIDIAN

Come In and Talk It Over With Miss Jefferson

FOR ESSENTIAL - WAR WORK Day Work Only

Apply Employment Office - Monday Through Saturday

Kimble Glass Co.

229 E. SOUTH

Do not apply if engaged in essential industry,

WOMEN 18 to 50

Wanted for FULL TIME FOUNTAINEERS

No Experience Needed We Will Train You Bteady Employment 52 Weeks a Year . Your Drug Store ‘Is an Essential Part of Your Everyday Home Front Service

Apply at Office HOOK’S DEPENDABLE | DRUG STORES

California and ‘Market Sts.

YOUNG WOMEN

Ages (To 30 FOR

Clerical Work

See Mr. Harvey

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 240 N. Meridian

i NEVER TOO ( peNORK AL

NEED “WAITRESSES

Excellent Hours. Days or. Evenings. 248 8. liinols

YOU RE

Help—Male - & Female BILLING io _pERE_Dia “established firm. Perm position. h

poriunity Ja y Paper Company.

a CAFETERIA HELP

Mr. Fox, 211 WwW

General mets: ence;

"| start. No Sundays. Paramount cRieeri,

mu. N. Illinois inois.

“"GOUNTER GIRL OR | MAN no limit, No Bundays: fine salary.

LE- al housework. Soden oh rr fur. TE abn part-time

nished. . Husband ma mals. job elsewhere, A

8A

Short ours. Op-~ |

Wives—Mother—Sweethes rts

: Do Your Part—Enter Essential Work © WESTERN UNION ~~ Needs—

AUTOMATIC PRINTING TELEGRAPH OPERATORS = TELEPHONE RECORDING OPERATORS COMMUNICATION CARRIERS See Mra. BD. Loy 2A M.A8 m0 M.=-Rat. ‘0 ii30 pM Th

Work in a War Plant

Machine Operation. Inspection. Laborers.

Immediate Employment, Steady Work, Good Pav.

Employment Office—8 A. M. to 5 P. M.—429 §. Harding

3 inches tal | “R AlL R lo} A o S _— |Help Wanted—Female

J WHITE WOMEN

8 Help ‘Wanted—Male 9

|

Apply freight i

| {

{- is now building machinery. for

POST-WAR FUTURE »>

7 Men A N. Meridian SL.

MEN

Experience not necessary. Daytime work, $%-day ik cafeteria in plant.

BOYS Th Important. Jobs in hardware department. Ah WILL TRAIN | ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY |

Apply Mr. Miller, 8:30 to 4:30, 543 W. McCarty. 3

Apply

‘The Wm. H. Block Co.

Invites those.interested in temporary work for the Xmas season to come in and talk Ti with us about jobs in our selling departments, offices, stock rooms, packing, wrapping, cashiering, clerical, ete. We will be glad to give you the necessary training. Ap- 3 ply employment office, 7th floor, during store hours.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

2 PORTERS I CAR WASHER

STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES

Superior Chevrolet 552 E. Washington

1 FIREMEN 125 nh ! boiler, mechanical experience. Call Mr, Glod, St, Francis _Hospt tal. Beech Orove

~ ADAMS |

the armed forces exclusively, but it is the same kind of machinery they built before the war and will continue to build after the war for peacetime use, There will be no period of reconversion and consequently unemployment, Adams empldyees have had nfore continuous employment in the pist than those in most industries and this situation should continue in the postwar period. If not now employed in an essential induptry see our em-

ay 8. Beimont Take -W: Washington Car

‘Assistant rant, 514 N Peay Mutual RestauCredit "DRIVERS [DO YOUR PART— M an set ouinace and funers work. COME our TODAY anager “ ESRENTIAL INDUSTRY NEWDS

Well known national organization with large Indianapolis - office in downtown district has opening for young man with credit office experience. Good salary and excellent opportunity to advance to major executive position

phone Mr ATTENTION—MAN >... 00

house . Allted Grocers, 221 W. Routh

AUTO

Por appointment Pashley, MA-8i48

HOOK'S DEPENDABLE

.

ployment department 8-5 Mon- | tl Mutual Lite Insurance Ce. dav through Frday, 8-12 on Sat- 80c Per hour. Time and sne-half aver Atlas 208 | Holiday Bufiding. urday. i0 hours Ask for Mr MacNey - a : mm wot aprs 08 Adami WifgnGe. = EIBUWASHERL Day work = JOM THE

|St. Moritz Restaurant. 109 ‘N- Pennsylvania...

DISHWASHER

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

_— ,—_——. ‘Help Wanted—Male 9 Help ‘Wanted—Male 9 | | Colored fin" i Tr ja von DAYTIME FRY- COO To Hours; 8 day: RICE'S WN - Jo by

o! * Washington,

Good Jobs tor Mechanics

Méchanies nesded for transit vehicles; Ca

* WAREHOUSE WORKERS

¢ » K: RECEIVING CLERKS © piv wiiking ronditiond. paid The = ORDER PICKERS Iniianapolis "Railway. Shops, 1150 W

Wash, =

STOCK MEN ~ DELIVERY -MEN i

Permanent, Fan or Part’ Time Jot Available Rteady Efiploy ment § Days a Week

Apply at Office

Indianapolis Railways

ICEROUTE DRIVERS + Good Equipment DRUG STORES GodPay

California and Market Sts. ~ hg ee

Foto to POLAR ICE &

Is an Essential Part of Your

Everyday Mome Front Service a FUEL CO. 1 Dishwashers West Side Yard 3 “Porters . EE

223 Lynn St. BE-4573

RCA CAFETERIA Tadustrial insurance Mam

1300 BE. MICHIOAN

PRODUCTION “ARMY

White, no Sundays:

BRIDGEPORT ~ BRASS ORDNANCE PLANT SOUTH HOLT ROAD ON 2 BUS LINES—Op. Stout Field

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPEN 7 A.M to 10 P. M, DAILY

Laborers Wanted

EXTRACTOR MEN

WHITE OR COLORED

cing

Good Pay. Good Hours

Sterling Laundry

735 Lexington

Afi

"MECHANICS

+ WE NEED YOU TOP WAGES

Apply in Person—Mr. Adams Well Heated and Ventilated

woes

| Co., 1

Building

HICKMAN: OLDS: INC.

1510 N. Meridian

experienced. also oven ‘man for 11 traveling oven Time and one halt over 40 hours Permanent oppor. sunny Essential industry. West Baking 331 E . Washington

; Joe Heath's Barber BARBER > "it SIE oYs

or over with of without bi pull time work delivering telegrams town business area Also need nigh school boys, 14 to 18, with bicycles to work after Jmol hours. niforms furnished

a "WESTERN UNION

BOY OR MAN

To Distribute Work in Department

gles.

RI-#321—8 A. M. to § P; M.

Coal Truck Drivers

your chance to make money hauling coal by the ton, Good trucks, plenty of orders. Most coal bs conveyor loaded.

Maeag Muri go Goal Co.

1 8. State 8385, ti

¥

Zonite Metal Corp.

FARMER Clean, experienced in farming, and carpenter repair who is able to take steady Box a,

$35 fo $45 Per Week

Saturdays and Sundays Pennsylvania Railroad

An Essential Food Industry

Here I» an interesting gives: you POSIT security,

I. Our salesmen average so per week.

* —bhy—% Indianapolis Power & Light Company ‘Yo Yo

The work of this company is important now, and con

tinue to bé important after the war. 990 ® 00000

FACTORY TIMEKEEPER

25 Experienced

EL a Ee

Cain

Apply Emplgyment Office

Rear 201 N. West St.

\n. reliable married - man, fence making Times,

Job at once. The

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

univ fo PARTTIME WORK

Freihofer Bakery an | 70 | “i :

2. We stand eredit on a sound rT Pun

| basis. - 3. You are in business for your-| self and we pay the

4 A with ri "Part or full-time job 5 Hi A