Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1943 — Page 40

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WAKE VIGTORY

* MACHINE * FOUNDRY

. availability,

SPEEDWAY BITY PLANT 32% Ti,

-“An-Old- Established Industry Urgently Needs

48-HOUR WEEK. GOOD PAY

Applicants must supply birth certificate and certificate of

Take E. New York bus marked Emerson to the plant. Apply Employment Office, 3 A. M. to 4:30 P, M. daily.

International Harvester Company 5565 Brookville Rd. -

Departmen YOUR BUSINESS!

SHOP HELP WORKERS

(Dad), age 76 years, , udrey Kauffman, Hugh| oo: Lady's

T 18th. No For fired

m, Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis “Times, Friday, Des. 3, 1 1943 A ZIMMER—Ensign Harold Lewis, husband of Lois Hall Zimmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Springfield, O. Services at Flanner wl ‘Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 7:30 p Priends invited. Buin) Springfield, Por "Priends may call at mortuary. Saturday... 4s

a] <---——~ _UPHOLSTERERS | rs 300 A ELECTRICIANS PAINTERS ow: | WELDERS RIVETERS CARPENTERS MACHINE MEN

Also openings for semi-skilled and unskilled workers. Part-fime and Saturday and Sunday work available as laborers.

Apply

2 $:Rallroad- ‘Retirement Board

15 E. Maryland Street

Card of Frans 2

MAY | SELINGER —We wish to Thank our vela-|

tives, friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during the ness and Seatn_o of our be son and be: {ally thank Rev. blossom Funeral i

Lost: and Found - LOST, ‘TWO BRD Dot S

Setter and Bg female, tter has collar with G. Price elburn, in| Ind, Reward. Gasol & Bl Hurrle, Sportsman's Store, MA-4413.

159 Reward for return of overnight

and WIFE.

case containing harp strings, Sores Aha uy ly Ljsng ov

E0485), Setnitg fa

LOST--Brown sipper wallet; Rivoll theater; con papers. Naval tdentification a

| “rice Hadley. Reward. MA-7 $55.00, Near

Indiana, or BE-3000,

extel y's yellow-gold Bulova wrist Fakh with gold strap. Reward. MA00 or tie lost, Name “Topper.” Chud s pet. CH9517. onve! containing 1 pa pearls. Lost downtown Saturday. Keepsake. RI-6312.

Owen . at his| COBT—Man's id Waltham watch

tached, broke chain. Engraved initials

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BORORITY PIN; Jeweled with

Lee, entered - {nto

Feats, Da "FEE Br SE ova : EEX ier Tar.

MU TY ? Tubles and pearls; downtown; liberal re-BL-1142.

here reward for soldiers wedding ring left in Union Station rest room _ Sunday. GA-2163, [OST—Large, white and hack we Cot. Revara. CH-7089, HAYES,

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arers and Bean-|

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"| Jc Highest Piece Work Rates.

“ity. Opportunity ployment after the

“El Lilly & Company

Ap lications are accepted from, every- ~~ : Sr not ‘working in an, essential activ-

‘Employment Office 2 Past

for continued “emwar. 7

McCarty

64-Hour Work

: Transportation Advanced—Atirs- -..

Seale. of Wage

Workers now employed in essential industry or in agriculture will not be considered.

DUPONT REPRESENTATIVES WILL INTERVIEW « .. AND HIRE APPLICANTS THIS WEEK AT |. UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION, 148 East Market 8t., Indianapolis, Ind. HOURS: 8A. M. to 5 P. M.

night training to suit your ov

Help Wanted—=Female 8

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR

with or without experience. Essential | and permanent. Excellent working conditions. Salary oper.

“Apply ‘Employment Office

INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

700 W. Morris

EXPERIENCED girl or woman; downstairs ‘wark; assist with d4.year-old child; pre salary; BR-34680.

+ Family Work 4 Listers

v% No Experience Necessary, v Good starting salary,

Girls and Women

STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington

SNLaE 8 whi Te-gold i and | watch, leather strap; in or near federal

building. Reward. HU-5136. [OST—Pink plastic shell glasses, Monday 1:18 at Ayies balcony rest room. Helen Gordon. RI-9441, Extension 264. “Man's Benrus wrist watch. Brown ap. Reward, BR-6308, for returning Marioness billfold Jost in Block's Fri. WA-5841. LOST—Lady's Waltham lapel woe wo watch 2 ied k's. Reward.

_ and Mrs. Ma Tahal’ Allison and Mr. and wrist wwe a Mrs. Earl Merrifield. Services Saturday, band; reward. BE. or -1917. , 10 a.m. at residence of grandp ie any Sh . Moors Peace Chapel in| Schools & natryitions TA

Damars I Ap r kilied op a 3 eed eed be or INTERNA’ AL BEAUTY

Mam P. and Paul BE Rathert, passed ; away at the residence, 737 8 Mrielan supply. RATAN i tay molning, Deosmubs Fi 43 R. “Waeh st,

Help Wanted—Female

a DAYS—STENOSRAPHER

aR eu bg ol Sh er vane '}. Cafeteria Counter Girls

CANDY DIPPER XMAS WORK

Need Immediately. Tth Floor Employment Office

of ‘A a3) THE WM, H, BLOGK C0.

woes CASHIERS

‘WRAPPERS

ATO 0 25

| MAROTT Side STORE 18 E. Washington

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of 3 curly Ci 0 N. Meraian.

| Murphy

Floor Girls (Colored)

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i Whet ether duste take a full or zou grdvae | S000 48 you

your high

she will arrange an appointmen

716 Guaranty Bldg. Employment Burien Shen, Mond Saturday, 8 minx

Help Wanted—Femaie

y Pe i Of PBX HOTEL LINCOLN

Press Operator 5.5. | PRESS OPERATORS

for Ladies’ Clothes . : This Is Light Machine Work To]

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"Bee Us Today

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY CO.

840 N. New Jersey

Salad Girls Steam Table Girls

RCA CAFETERIA

3300 E. MICHIGAN

Good pa Bes. Tims Time and Stashaly over © hours. Ask for Mr. MacNe

SERVICE man's wife and child, Sn with housework, and care for 3 «ol en, Mornings.

stay. GA-0347

SHORT ORDER COOK Co: A

Stenographer — Permanent position, 40 hour, 5-day week, Qood pay. deal working conditions. Downtown location. For personal interview, address Times, Box 186. "STENOGRAPHER-CLERK

woman, capable of dotical work. Shorthand UNION 10N

hi DEPT., WESTERN

See Mrs. Loy, 716 Guaranty bldg.

* * Stenographer—Typist wr

Steady employment; good pay; 8-hour day, 5-day week. Heo Ealartey work. Appr £o! HOME BQ " 401 N. Capitol.

Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian. GIRL to train for private secretary, Permanent, Mr. Eberhart, RI-6531. Girl for Cafeteria Work

ATTRACTIVE SALARY 01} E.

* GIRLS *

Will Train for Skilled and Semi-Skilled Openings...

* Well Established Industry. * Post-War Future. - #% Light, Clean Wacrany Work. * Alr-Cooled- Plan * Day Work.

National Hosiery Mills

B1- 13218 AS M10 5PM

~_ GALS FOR SEWING %

Experienced ~ preferred. ] two, three or four hours an all Sime | employ-

cellent opportunity for ment or a chance to boost pr income with extra money. a no limit if you can Qualify. Barnes Uniform Co. 311

Bldg.

G00D PAY

Excellent jobs available for both women and ma - trolley and bus tors. ble post-war ‘em piste Tork: paid while 13 Traction Terminal Bldg.

JNDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS whi children; Jan pie — pi Wy ER: iS coup

house Bo Vol Riley,

Apply

are of ween

Average; m good cook and care for 2 children. room’ a Some Pegg Can have private

ror. an Dil dnd shower "per

‘WAITRESSES

Day or Night Top Wages

WHEELER'S

8 W- Mati

$18 week SAK start snd GRILL, Lebanon, Ind.

7 unp board. v's a

WESTERN UNION

rain school st sy or 3 ia n high sehoo and pa - RLS learn. arn. "(Either 4a ring now to | tomes ies for vik amie S|

n my or in June we will fre Jou you part-time employment until you have completed

If you are unable to call luting Jue office hours telephone Mrs, Loy and k

Through Friday, pA t0 4:30 P, M. M. to 1:30

for 1944 High School GRADUATES!

ay or

which offers heat. oppors.|. Work snd who may Tu 3

June you FRE

Hifled are through school. »

qual If you graduate

Meridian

8[ Help Wantsd—Female

~ Yours WOMEN

ae 1710 30 Pay ee ERT pcr a SE ERT

Clerical Work

See Mr, Harvey

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. 240 N. Meridian

Help—Male & Female 8A yaitress. “Bop. Triangle GEIL 205 N

Janitor and Maid Nuits couple; apt.

THE HOLLOWAY, 325 5 ich. L128), ig olcied couple ane oy

nished. % bend RL: t-tim usband ma ve e Job elsewhere. WA- pes

Help Wanted—Male 9

“ADAMS

building machinery f he Hits forces exclusively, out it is the same kind of 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 employees have had more continuous employment in the past than those in most industries and this situation should continue in the postwar pitied, If not now employed in essential industry see our _ ployment department 8-5 Mone day through Frday, 8-12 on Baturday.

J. D. Adams Mfg. Co. 217 S. Belmont ; Take W. Washington Car

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Help Wanted—Male

ent, ctory

Help-

~~ Smaller War Plant Manufacturing Wood Products

Offers steady em light

now and postwar, for work to

‘MEN and WOMEN

PURVES MFG. CORP. HW Ath

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Wanted—Male

* Kk * x * * otal Truck Drivers

Part or full-time job. Here is your chance .to make good --money-hauling-coal by -the-ton. Good trucks, plénty of orders. Most coal is conveyor loaded.

Muesing-Merrick Coal Co. 401 8S. State Ma, 8585; Ir. N91

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COUORED: MAN far SORE I work. 1101 N. Pennsylvania.

|COLORED MAN ees

over 40 houms. Essential industry. West "| Baring Co., 1331 E. Wash,

DAY PORTER 32" se seers

House, 347 MeCrea.

DAYTIME ‘WAREHOUSE

WORKERS RECEIVING CLERKS ORDER PICKERS STOCK MEN DELIVERY MEN Permanstit, dull or Part Time Steady Ee ee Days a Week

Apply at Office

HOOK'S DEPENDABLE

DRUG STORES California and Market Sts. tore

Everyday Home Front

“Waitresses

for full or part-time, oid

J H. We 7. WASSQN % Th

work, Ome or two days & week, 0113

Rm WHITE WOMAN-TO

i I Eo wi housecleaning and 4 s

AUTO MECHANIC

-— Guarantee $50 Per Week.

Pennsylvania Motor inn

1450 N. Pennsylvania.

hanie 312 S. East -

TE WOMEN rine phon or ris Saniey 8 1 om | ber of Commerce Bullding. 4 Be: Ww smn 200 : WOMEN LE 184080 [ER EEhEwE Hams

DRIVERS

smbulance end funeral work 5B Melasn nae

EXTRACTOR ‘MEN

WHITE OR COLORED NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

Good Pay Good Hours

Sterling Laundry ‘ 735 Lexington xe You TERETE bn CLERK

time of $50 s" month? Late _sftetn OO ors. call v naa Se Ratsll Credit | Mis Temes Bide.

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE $42 to $51 TERR

2ort-ine workers nested very Sats day and Sunday. Immediate cash for part-time work.

s spars. ew

N. Y. CENTRAL FREIGHT sm,

| 301 8 DELAWARE

Freihofer Bakery An Essential Food Industry

Bnd iT gives -you ‘post-war

portunity for permanent, with ih on aunty that

Facts!

{. Our salesmen average $62.50 per week.

basis.

“= FO a — foryouri| 2

2. We stand oredit on a sound tn

self and we pay the expenses.

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Job with a future that is

depression proof. 8. Clean, outside work. 6. We train you for the job,

If now

tment or ca ween 8 a. m. and § p

Simpson.

emplo call RI-8488 for nw Vermont po m. Ask for Mr.

Good Jobs for Mechanics

Mechanics needed for tra: good Vk splendid learn

raing.

Rdianapolta Rallway Shops,

nsit vehicles; permanent s; reliable work; working conditions; paid while Apply Su tendent's Office,

Indianapolis Railways

Head Checker

Alert man who is an or- " ganizer will be assured post-

security in-an essential

industry. Work is at night supervising crew that puts up bakery salesmen’s orders.

~ 318 W. Vermont

HOTEL CLERK wrtooter Som

KING KOFFEE KO. : 1201 Carnell. Ave. :

FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK

Permanent Job Now and , After the War:

Apply Employment Offios Monday Through Saturday Kimble Glass Co. 229 E. SOUTH

Do not apply If engaged In essential industry,

AGES 18 to 50

Essential Industry

Experience mot necessary, as we train you for our jobs. Permanent jobs available for the present and after the war to all qualified personnel. _ _ -...

"Our products are essential to the

war effoft and will continue to ba built after the war,

No After-the-War Layoffs

If not now employed. in’ an essential t . Hours

BASCA MFG.

3019 Roosevelt Ave.

* MEN WANTED *

NO EIPERIENDE E BECISSARY % Time and one-half over 40 hours, % Double time over 48 hours. 5 bre an ay or » v Bonus for working Essential Industry

AMERICAN LEAD CORP. 1800 E 2ist

nights.

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