Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1943 — Page 19
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Monday Thru Saturday 8100 AM to Tr) » M. Maywood Bus
MAYWOOD PLANT © Sod st Porson: NA TO0D PLANT his) Sat nu sh me Dom
SPEEDWAY. CITY PLANT Zieh recy "se Personnel Oepariment
* En on 20th Stress Circle directly to Personnal
| MAKE VIGTORY YOUR BUSINESS! |
International Harvester 3
-An-Old- Established Industry : Urgently Needs _
~% MACHINE SHOP WELP * FOUNDRY WORKERS 48-HOUR ‘WEEK. GOOD PAY
Applicants must supply birth certificate and certificate of availability. Take E. New York bus marked Emerson to the plant. Apply Employment Office, 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. daily.
International Harvester Company
5565 Brookville Rd.
FIC NORTHWEST
Workers now employed
or in agriculture will
APPLICANTS WILL - INTERVIEWED BY MR. HAYOZ, 4TH FLOOR :
UNITED EMPLOYMEN
of the
AR MANPOWER r 148 "East Market St, SA MtobP. M
is! for 1944 I
HOURS:
"Will train high school students as ators after Shad) hours and pay night training to suit your conven
: ring now to eter an tunities np e young woman who is _& lifetime vocation,
Whether you take a full-time in June we Ww! your high sch
B jou are unable to call durin she will arrange an’ appointment 716 Guaranty
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Saturday, 8 A.
'FOR' wan CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
i 7 LABORERS
———————————_———— Transportation Advanced —irasive Bete of Ween M-Hour Work Week
ESTER UNION
duate in January f you gra 30 Jee you yo part-time employment until you TE completed
sities hours telephone Mrs. Loy and
Bidg. 18 Employment Bureau Open Monday Thon ) Briday, 8 A. M. to 4:20 P. M.
in essential Indust not be consid
STATES T SERVICE
ndisnayalis, ina.
High School GRADUATES!
Automatie Printing ‘Te while you
learn. (BY ay of
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indus which offers great 0 rd to work and who may pont
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2 qualified to chool.
re raduate
ELDERLY MAN Warm quarters. Chr _ and M Meridian.
Needed at once, for men any age. 540 vania.
Help Wanted—Male
for
Consolidated bldg,
~ Smaller War Plant Manufacturing Wood Products Offers. - mph "a MEN and WOMEN
PURVES MFG. CORP. 31 W. 11th
night watchman. istmas tree lot. 38th
"ELEVATOR OPERATORS
Excellent opportunity Good salary
Apply
118 N. Pennsyl«
SHORT HOURS—G00D PAY
Can use a few white pricy for clean-! ing offices evenings, ly S540 - Condated “bldg., 115 N° A
GIRLS,
| WHITE WOMEN
| ber of Commerce Building. Apply freight elevator after 4:30 p. m.
Help--Male & Female;
tor oe work at night in-Cham-
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_|Stenggrapher — Permanent posi: tion, #0 hour, 5-day week. Good
18 t0-30
pay. Ideal working conditions, ~— oupie; apt. Steady employment, learn |Dewntown location. For personal Janitor and Maid 50° SP
to operate machines. Clean, easy work. Time and half for overtime, based on 5day, 40-hour week.
Apply
interview, address Times, Box 186. STENOGRAPHER-CLERK |
ung wera, Sahni 1 of So ne pro re
TRAFFIC DEPT. WESTERN ‘UNION
See Mrs. Loy, 716 Guaranty bldg
dy -employmen
A ae work:
~ CENTRAL ‘STATES em wr BQUIPMEN
ENVELOPE. CO. 16 S. Sherman Dr. Stock Room Work
GIRL for E, Michigan
WAITRESSES
| THE HOLLOWAY. { MIDDLE-AGE colored couple for general
1% % Stenographer—Typist Xx
“fountain
.COOK=1 iris; Raitrem, Bob's Triangle Gril. 208 N
225 EF, Mich. LI-2251.
housework. Modern living quarters furnished. Husband may have part-time job elsewhere. WA-2815.
Help Wanted—Male =~ 9 2 PORTERS | CAR WASHER |
STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES
Superior Chevrolet
552 E. Washington
Day or Night Top Wages WHEELER'S
8 W. Market
Xx GIRLS FOR SEWING x
perienced preferred. Full time or _ a or four hours an evening. Excellent opportunity 2 f Heady employment or a chance our income with extra money. “age i. ean qualify. Barnes Uniform Co, Murphy Bldg.
Goon PAY
Excellent jobs available for both women and | men as trolley and bus operators. + stable post-war employment;
imit if you 3114
is now buildi machinery for | 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.
‘| Ye Holiday pay.
vw Permanent job. % Good starting salary, . . % Uniforms and meals furnished. w% No Sunday or night work, - .
Apply employment office, first floor.
W. T. GRANT CO.
- 25 E. Washington
CAR WASHER * ji
Place
* x * x kx * Goal Truck Drivers
Part or full-time Job. Here 1s your chance’ to make good money hauling coal by the ton.
Good trucks, plenty of orders. Most coal is conveyor loaded.
Muesing-Merrick Coal Co. 401 S. State Ma. 8385 8585, Ir. 1191
x x kx k kx ki COLORED MAN ior, Foner work
Time and one-half over 40 hours. Biseptial industry. West Baking Co. 1331
COLORED man = ue wash room; rmanent; day work; good pay. Crown 3 Shay and Dry Cleaning
Co., CHDAY PORTE
House, 247 McCrea,
DAYTIME WAREHOUSE
WORKERS
RECEIVING CLERKS ORDER PICKERS STOCK MEN DELIVERY MEN
t, Pull or Part Time Jobs Available Steady Employment 6 Days a Week
Apply at Office
'HOOK’S DEPENDABLE
DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.
Your Drug S Is an Passitial bart ot of Your
White or colored; middie aged. Sherman
FOUNTAINEERS
age, experience; ete, Address AT et i To of Your
BOY pay. 1333 XN. Senate Ave.
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Dishwasher. Day work. St. Moritz Restaurant, 109 N.
Pennsylvania. DISHWASHER po back door, Mie Hotel.
tai, oo toe wen 23 Mcleab Place
EXTRACTOR no Eine ans
per-week: basis.
proof.
If now employed ¢ pointment or
twéen § &. mand ©
: =| EXPERIENCED FILE CLERK . PERMANENT POSITIONS 5 Hie bin gM Boor vv" monn © see Mr. Heyle, MA-1313, or Retail Credit LANE BRYANT NEEDS. MORE WOMEN & MEN % « Co. Tid_Lemcke Bids. FOR SELECTED PERMANENT POSITIONS! El L Il & C ; No Experience Required: Lane Bryant Offers Yols | I y ompany F REIRHG Movs $ Office Workers Good Maney Now Applications .are accepted from very ; every- . § File Clerks So rma wal Time - one not working in an essential activ- = to Mh Por Week ® Typists and one-half after 40. hours ity. Opportunity for continued em- iy for. -® Order Fillers Pas Vication aud Holidays ‘ployment after the war. : Pp 3 TIME x ORK. * And Others fest Puri Sully , Employment Office Saturdays and Sundays Oe epbotmisont i, oibar ovre, il Bre. Lieydctth eet TOL. 220 East McCarty Pennsylvania Railroad TELIA RES Frain Bator” o ndedee dedi inl —1 FIEI0Ier baKery Te —— or ed—F 1 8 Help W — . ; Help Wantad—Female__8|Holp Wanted—Female 8/0? ovens we cs gus poy | Essential Food Industry ta ; SHORT ORDER 00K ued py week ® bm. 2p. my $100. R ! 14060. ’ . Here 1 opportunity for permanent, | © For Downtown Luncheonette |!"torestine work with an industry that
gives you poste ~War security,
Facts!
he Our 4 salesmen sang 82, 50
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KINGAN' '& 00.. ING.
oyment, now and postwar, for factory work to
Help ‘Wanted—Male
LABORER
Steady Work— © Permanent 1800 S. Tibbs
YOU are nesded to kop men and material moving on the home and fighting fronts!
shady Work
BLACKSMITHS ELECT
Apply
Help Wanted—Male
MEN WANTED
AGES 18 to 50
Essential Industry
Experience not 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 effort and will continue to be built after the war.
No After-the-War Layoffs
If not now employed In an essential
AN INDUSTRY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WAR WORK needs your help to prepare meat for our armed forces, Modern equipment, good wages, time and half for over 40 hours. No experience nec-
essary. Avply m Perion—Employmont, Dinos,
-Maryland and Blackford Sts.
2. We stand oredit on a sound
—3«You-are-In business for your. self and we pay the expenses. 4, A job with a future that is
5. Clean, outside work. 6. We train you for the job.
all RI1-6468 for ap-
1 at 313 W, Vermont be-
Pm Ask for Mr.
Simpson. 6000
Excellent jobs aval
Good pay. pleasant work; 213 Traction Terminal
Mechanics needed
soos bor: yy: permanent learning.
_ 50. : Apply
Js W.
and women as trolley and bus o stable post-war emplo patd ahils dearning Apply 8
working con Apply. Superintendent's Office, Indiinapotis Ratlway 11
PAY
lable for both men rators. oyment;
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Good Jobs for Mechanics
for transit vehicles; bs; reliable work; \tions; paid_ while
Shops,
Indianapolis Railways
Head Cl
hecker
Alert man who jis an organizer will be assured postwar security in an essential industry. Work is at night supervising “crew that ‘puts up bakery salesmen's orders. Prefer men between 30 and
‘General Baking Co.
Vermont
HOTEL CLERK wits
Good Wages HOTEL
228 Lynn St.
ICE ROUTE DRIVERS + Good Equipment » Good Pay POLAR ICE & ~FUEL CO.
‘West Side Yard
BE-4573
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KING KOFFEE KO. 1201 Cornell Ave.
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5
=8 Rp $F
Wantéd at club; good pay and meals. ~3348.
J
MAN
Experienced in slivering mirrors.
STEWART-CAREY GLASS CO. ’ 270 VIRGINIA AVE.
MECHANICS It you are interested in & good paying Job now that has a definiie post-war security, see superintendent WEST une wor R SALES, _ING, TN . Washington
from
18 to 60
To Operate Canteen Trucks in Defense Plant,
Good starting salary, plus a commission of all sales made. Meals furnished free. Time and dne-half over 40 hours. Must be bondable. Apply
CHEVROLET Employment Office
1100 W. Henry Ask for Mr. Gabel.
J MEN WANTED ~~ Colored Preferred NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY + Time and one-half over 40 hours. "vr Double time over 48 hours.
v% Plenty overtime. % Day or night shif.
18-5 Monday through Friday, § | day, or call for appointment.
}BASCA MFG. CO.
industry, see our employment oh Jun ure
3019 Roosevelt Ave. * MEN ™ Sek: TO UNLOAD ¢ So CARS.
OPENINGS
IMMEDIATE Openings In
PACKING ROLLING RECEIVING and - SHIPPING. Also WELDING DEPTS...
Avallabllity Certificate Required No Experience Is Noowuary
Mouldings. Inc. ©
741 E. MARKEY
OR Ue a EMPLOYMENT MARKET
PORTER
Enquire grill. Good working conditions.
or IR
pay snd meals. IR-008
ROUTE MAN
Bondable Established route. 6-Day week. Cood opportunity Jor right person, Dy-per_ Service, 814 Dorm
ROUTE MAN
for {industrial laundry, Serving ecommercial plants only. VERALL LAUNDRY, 2520 E. 12th _
Service Station Operators
Good Starting Salary Permanent Job
922 N. Delaware "with knowledge of structural "steel or sheet metal layout. "50-hour = week. See Mr, Tudor, GA. #421, Indianap-
olis Machinery & Supply Co., 1950 8. Meridian,
+ Bonus for working nights. Essential Industry
1600 E. 21st
MEN 16 fo 55
For Work in Service Station
Excellent Opportunities = for. the Future
GASETERIA
1031 E. Washington
AMERICAN LEAD CORP.
TRUCK DRIVERS
#Good Pay * An Essential Industry | » Fine Post-War Future
Serve Your Country — See I, Tool CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
Ask for Mr. Gentry or Mr. Hyett AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
MEN 18t0 50
FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
Permanent Job Now and After the War.
Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday
. Kimble Glass Co. 229 E. SOUTH | De ‘not if engaged In
AERO
flov
flow
Immediate Employment Opportunity for Apply
U. S. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street
* Railroads Need *
PAINTERS MACHINE MEN BOILERMAKERS PIPEFITTERS CARPENTERS RIVETERS SHEET METAL WORKERS.
U. S. Railroad Retirement Board
15 East Maryland Street
| Help Wanted-—-Male
WANTED —Men
i Services
|SWA 4 Hyman; good
Advancement
RICIANS WELDERS
WANTED Upholsterer, competen charge of Pibholatery shop. Steady Good living conditions. Good wages, - dress Central Purniture Co, 18 8. #h st, Terre Haute, Ind.
nto Jon trucks; good pay. 338 8. New Jorsep, Room 201
W. J. HOLLIDAY
Opportunities for continued employment after war for
ME essary. Daytime work, B5%-day week; cafe-
teria in plant. Over 16 years,
BOY Part or full time, ..
~ WILL TRAIN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Apply Mr. Miller, 8:30 to 4:30 543 W. McCarty
for ey wo! a night In he 38 ; Commerce Bullding
Apply Pn vator after 4:30 pm
YOUNG man to deliver Wypeviiiers and supplies; permanent job; chance advancement; A ay Room 1%, Cimber of Commerce or call LI
Positions Wanted—Male 1":
MAN with some iathe experience wishes to. learn engine lsthe . PATON. FMT pois vhiepr blueprints, ]
Experience not neo=
WHITE MEN
&
lenty of own tools, refers small shop.
Special Announcements 128 &
WILLIAM “P. RILEY JR.—Born ER 5 1020, Wherever you are, always that your mother and dad are siwayg = thinking of you.-Willlam P. od Mo Nellte; Dad, ¥ Mother Brother ps ters. 1240 Burdsal Blvd, Indi 3
Front End re Aigaing. ron 8 ] Auto and "ruc Al Makes) ia _ BPITZNAGEL & CLAY, 528 W.
C. Ca QENERAL repairs, floor on. iL work. " iairisn in Th td e ® CLEANING. PAVING) UTTERS cles cleaned and painted Side Ohas Jou 13¢ foot. Insurance. CB
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Laid, fnished, Estimates Free, (HA MAN WITH LARGE TRUCK
WILL DO HAULIN Ll 1681
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MA-8101 eS insulation.
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PAPERHANGING—1043 samples Showpes immediate service. FR-
RADIO REPAIR SERVICE
RADIO SERVICE. Ste up, delivery. Radio Laboratory, 2810 B. Washington. § a. me Som -0838 :
TLI-4386 TN Tinos
{ROOFING AND 8 ALL TYPES of roofin a Estimates free. Reces A Ca rope. x - HU-2492. ¥ REP ue Roof Repairs, all kinds; oe &;
#00 RI-2928 roofs. CGusranteed work. WASHER REP W Radio laboratory. Re, FR-0535. Business Opportunities 29 ERIES and meats: HE EEE i 2
GROC count of nm 8-room house; Harding.
Swaps Swap More Cash + jor Xe Jour © tr rn
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