Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1943 — Page 21
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STILL NEEDS MORE EMPLOYEES EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED INCLUDING CLERKS AND TYPIST
OFFICE HOURS
Monday Thru Saturday 8:00 A. M. fo 4130 P. "
: APPLY:
If Not Employed In An Essentlal Industry
If Ph
sical Fit for Given Jobs
8 Years of Age or Older
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1 “MAYWOOD PLANT i oan Jagr a2 gposite Lincoln Motel on Ke
Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, | 3
Monday, Dec. 20, 143 BENNER Edward R R., husband of Lhe late
i of Mrs. Mary Ruth Spauldke and Jo Ans Dehner
Monument Circle directly to Sutrance 4500 West 10th.
Relityens Entrance
gh jena Sion i FARLEY FUNERALS.
=ersi| — FLANNER & BU VEHARRN
m. joseph Stetely. Friends invited. Friends may
residence after Sunday noon. | $130
i el SEivias,
BDWARDS-—Jennie, age 74, mother of Mrs. Sam Smith, pr of Pores Smith
Smit! way day Sern at residence, 3423 , orth st. ce Wednesday, 2 p. m., at , Mich- ,’ ‘Burial Floral rk. Friends may call at funeral home after 10 a. m. Tuesday PERTIG-—Frank J. re) husband of PlorMassin, ou Jather of Mrs. Trance:
Josey Fi Kir A. and Danrtig; (Fandfather of Prank Kirka, son nd Mrs. Prank Pertig " ‘brother of Earl and William Fert, VU. 8. army: Mrs, Esther Foster, Charlotte Jenbix . uy Ja. Dorothy Afaina, died Pri may t the home of Victor nd 1637 Talbot. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30, at the ome; 9 a. m., Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery, Kirby. GARDNERIsaac Prancis, beloved husband of Nora Ann, father of srank B. ane Wilkiam Marion Gardner, Mrs. lenn Harri Mrs. Chalmer Miller of pn iar Nir Otintin Vogel, Beech Grove, and brother of Mrs. H. C. Rinne of Seymour, Ind., passed away Sunday. Puneral from the residence, 330 N. Webster, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m, Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the residence after 10 a. m. «Tuesday. (Seymour, Ind, papers please “)
GRANT —Joséph E., father of Raymond T. Grant, passed away Sunday, Dec. 19. He is also survived one brother, Laurel ant, Chicago, Ill.; two grandchildren, rs. Viola Brewer and Bon nile Nash; gusategrandeliildren, A. en Jam O. Brewer. Barvios Tuesday, Dec. "a, 2 p. m., at the Bert 8. Gadd uneral home, 1047 Churchman ave, Friends invited. Cremation follows. Priends may call at the funeral home “after 3 p. m. Monday. GREEN-Willlam H. beloved husband of Minnie G., fathef of Mrs. Myrtle M. Wilson and brother of Charles R. Green, passed away at his home, 1145 W. 34th «+ Sunday, Services at Planner & Buanan Mortuary, Tuesday, 2 p. m., in weharge of Millersville lodge PF. & A. M. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill JEFFRIES — Homer W., entered into rest Friday, age 57 years, brother of David H, Jefiries. Services Tuesday, 3 p. at brother's residence, 1121 West New York st. Burial Floral Park. Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel in charge.
MOELLER—Ernest C., 13 years, of 602 EB. Morris street, beloved father of Mrs. ® Bainbridge, city, and Prancis ller, Woodland, Cal., brother of Pred lier and Mrs. Tena Blank,
fome, 1505 8. East st. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
MooRe_Lie F., age 85 years, beloved _ Wwite of Jose: M
oore, and mother of ep-mother of Wil«
Friends Hill, Friends. Taty call at mor tary after 7 p. m. Monday.
1 H 1, Ie ied thi assel a s ifm o 50 Ralyed ister of Nelle MayFred Roa
Central . Priends may chapel. Cremation, Washington
age 88 y widow of Rooker, mother o Ril RB , passed away at the residence o daughter. Private ja vicas Peary day,
m. at cemetery. ky may @hy until moon Thu Proass omit flowers. Shirley service.
mes F., husband of Busan and of Mrs. Alta ta Gillum, PASE SWAY
& the’ home. 1378 Dudley sv. | + Ba af wood. ar:
- a. m. Wednesday. ed interment Park cemetery Thursday,
url hg oh Hamilton “ ue, beloved wife of Harry Thalman, “mother hl MES Shoring De Rossette,
Pearl A, ife of Amos T. f mother of Beulah I. Robert , both of lard B. of Wil
| Help Wanted—Female
2 W. FALL UREEK BLVD.
8 RT GA GRINSTEINER'S
1601 E. New York MAIN
1508 8. Al MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
#81 nN. Deo St. |» RE-IR-1150 CH- 1804
SHIRLEY BROS. co.
954 N Illinois
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1 Aa Tass Prospect st.
Lost and Found 7 LOST—Lady’s Hamilton wrist watch; gold
band: aved s ture; in Adam's Purniture Store or Hai roadmen’s. Please return. Husband's gift.
LC Nettie Cook, 13260 Reisner, FR-4 LIBERAL reward for a crepe with plastic clasp, lost Southern sion. Containin money identification. -2763 after 5 p. m. LOST-—Wallet containing credentials. Reward. Alice Fox, 705 K, of P., Building. FR-0148.
LE
A WMA-9433
urse ane lison
LOST—Saturday night. Lady's green billfold, money, driver's license, gas coupons. Serviceman’s wife. Reward. TA-5103. BULLDOG--Black and white; name Jack. Strayed vicinity 900 W. Vermont. Reward. RI-3632, {LOST in Woolworth's, Saturday, 2 piece pink jettay gS in 3 Sisters box, Reward. BE-J LOST-Black od tan police pupple, 3 Touths old. Reward. TA-1765. 1324 W. 35th LOST Tog, weighs about 80 Ibs.; male. Reward. 322 8. Lyons. 0197-R. 1O81-Lasther zipper coin purse, Batur903s”; m. Money needed. Reward. LI. 2 9:30 a. m.—6 p, m. Between Indianapolis and Plain. field, 2 cartons garden seed marked Seed Co, ward. ~26532, LOST. Antique emerald and diamond clip. keepsake, Liberal reward. MA-9779. LOST—Black billfold a money, indenti fication, etc, Reward, LI-1930. LOST-5 gift hoxes; Silks: vicinity Pair Store, star Store. Reward. RI-6952. Phone RI-5851 for lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results.
Schools & Instructions TA TURE rators exceed the UTE SCHOOL teachers.
st.
white, BE-
LEARN BEA Demand for skilled INTERNATIONAL 342 RW
le
Advertising Solicitor Telephone. Bxperiencs only; good pay.
BOOKKEEPER
Take full charge small manufacturing plant, war work now, excellent yost war future. Call FR-1144,
/ ‘Cafeteria Counter Girls perience Unhastark, CUD P Cafeteria, an.
Colored Women Freight House ~ Truckers PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 139 E. SOUTH
Comptometer Operator
‘National Hoslery Mills
Call RI-1321, 8 a.m. to 6 p. ms.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR 8% - DAY WEEK
Help Wanted—Female 8 COLORED BUS GIRLS FOR DINING ROOM GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. Meridian
At Sunnyside Sanitorium; salaries and 4 inside or out. CH-7676.
Kk lle; - wee| COURter Girl A200 00, Luehe
are | ners Grille, 5115 E. 10th.
w DETAIL CLERK
Some typing, experience not necessary. Ent oi To nt hportunity for YiVRNCEmEnL. in. terview, call
AMERICAN STATES FIRE INS. CO. 542 N. MERIDIAN
% DICTAPHONE OPERATOR 4
Electric typewriter experience, Insurance experience preferred, but not required, For interview, call at
AMERICAN SATs FIRE INS. 842 N. MERIDIAN
DIET MAIDS AND WAITRESS
Salary, room, board an euntzy, Sunnyside Sanatorium. CH-7
~ FOLDERS & SORTERS
OVERALL LAUNDRY. 2520 E
. 13TH ST. GIRL
18 Years or Over The Indianapolis Times Want Ad Department has ‘opening for young lady capable of selling Want Ads by telephone. Must be high school graduate, Pleasant office and working conditions. Five-day. -Week— no Baturdays or Sundays. Ex; . - cellent opportunity to advance’ in Classified Department or to other departments. For interview phone Miss Williams, RI-5551,
GIRLS, 18 to 45
for light bindery work in Briating plant; no experience necessary. 420 Ohio.
GOOD PAY
Excellent jobs available for both women and mr. " Sey and bus operators. asa rh Bd on while ess ED yint: wo! HH Traction Terminal Bldg. wy
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS HOUSEKEEPER Cc “Goce nome
some ash. No ns. RI-8303. Mr. John Zah
Housekeeper NY. aug: va Housekeeper white. Light duties, 3pm \
$10. BL-2310 before
Kitchen Help
urgent! needee at AVIATION School Cafeteria. | R. H Turner. BE-5008.
LADY Assist In call office, adjustmen FAME LAUNDRY. 1352 N. 'iinols | —
LAUNDRY WORKERS Wear Bhi Pres Operators, . ng rel Press E Ppa Operators.
work-—Peeders—: FAME LAUNDRY. (352 N. Hiinois Practical
nurse warited; nursery home; i 138 N. Meridian. TA-3097. TA-3097, for retall bakery, § a. m.-8 p. 8 days 8 week. Gleason's Homemade Pies, 1918 Southeastern ave.
A Sally Procks, HW pply y
STENOGRAPHER Soba, 44-Hour Week id ‘opportunity with Ere
Pull or part time. Washington.
oy clon "tp-o-Gacs clean u ate, located - minutes tes
BASCA Fe. 60.
3019 Roosevelt Ave, CH-2019
~ STENOGRAPNER
* TYPIST x».
The Hoosier Casulty Co.
18th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.
Waitresses for full or i Parkin, Widnes sxpedionn
TEVA
~ PART TIME WORKERS Urgently Needed
"To handle mail and freight during the holiday rush Servicemen, students, office workers—We need YOU. . .. Age limits 16 to 60
Apply
U..S. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland St.
WAITRESSES Day or Night Top Wages
Holp—tals a Female le 8AIHalp—Male a Female SA
rg
Eli Lilly & Company
Applications are accepted from everyone not working in an essential activ-
ity. Opportunity ployment after the
_ Employment Office
n 220 East
for continued emwar,
1186 Fairer’ Taree my
~All or Part Time Ouarantee—-Commission— Peterson 30th _& Central Sales Co. TA-4801
Do Your Share In'a
WAR PLANT
by helping
MOORE EQUIPMENT co. 300 S. State St.
McCarty
a hr in sdsruney and sales crew.
s 48 por da ey: Ifa
earnings, i weekly,
Virginia ave, MIDDLE-AGE Soldrea couple housework.
nished. i nah _Job e elsewhere WA-28
NIGNT CASHIER
Apply Mr, Bradley Denison Service, Ohio and Pennsylvania
TWO chicken piokers, part time work.
Westside Poultry, 510 N, Tibbs. BE-2430.
Help Wanted—Female 8 WANTED WAITRES 8-hour day;
good sal. ary. H Horseshoe Inn, 40 W. W. Maryland.
ite You Like te Join the
Telephone
Help Wanted—Male
9 2 PORTERS | CAR WASHER
STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES
Superior Chevrolet 552 E. Washington
"2 Men fo Unload Coal With Conveyor
STEADY WORK 1114 E. 22d St.
Army
Come in and Talk It Over With
Miss Jefferson
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.
240 N. Meridian YOUNG LADY, GENERAL
office work. Experience not necessary. | Apply 15 N. Penn. st.
YOUNG WOMAN — Urgently needed for eneral housework: 4 adults, no laundry; ome nights. Phone TA-5001 mornings or after
WAITR ESS
411 8. Nlinots. Hi Spot' Restaurant.
WAITRESS No Sundays; short hours;
$21; experienced. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware.
WOMAN TO DRIVE
Light delivery ear on local established territory for national tea and coffee com pany; 5-day week, Salary. Apply 650 Virginia ave,
WOMEN 18 to 50 Wanted for FULL E FOUNTAL FERS
ne will Train ode sitaty Employment 52 Weeks a Year
"Your Drug Store Is an Essential Part ot Your . Everyday Home Vront Service
Apply at Office HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES California and Market Sts, - TO LEARN DENTAL SUPPLY ant armed Brounen” 0 ak
Young Women
Ages 17 fo 30 FOR
Clerical Work See Mr. Harvey
Indiana Bell Telephone Go. 240 N. Meridian .
Help—Male & Female A
Work after school until 7 p, m. A Job Is a war supporting activity that pays
STERLING LAUNDRY
'BARBER
work after school hours,
3 COAL DELIVERY MEN
Good Pay Steady Jobs
IRVINGTON ICE & FUEL CO.
sas Ritter—IR- ns
4-F OR EX-SERVICE MEN
NEEDED AT ONCE TO SERVICE| PLANES AT AVIATION SCHOOL
NO FLOATERS WANTED. CALL | TURNER. BE-5006.
R. H
“Heath's Barber Bhop, 133 Ww, Market St.
JOYS
with or without bicycles.
or ——
T over,
18 o Full time work delivering telegrams down. Also need high 14 to 16, with bicycles to Uniforms fur-
business area. school boys,
town
ed. Mr. Dalton. WESTERN UNION “BUS BOY OR PORTER
5-Day week, Saturday, Sunday off. BAKER'S LUNCH ROOM,
COAL
TruckDrivers
| Highest Wages Steady Position Essential Industry
Hoosier Coal and Oil Company 1300 E. 30th St.
Ck kk kk
Coal Truck Drivers
Part or full-time Job. Here is 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 8. State. MA-8585, IR-1191 ka WW We
Coal Truck
Drivers Good Pay Most Coal Conveyor Loaded
CASH COAL CO.
___1008 E. Michigan
DAY-TIME WAREHOUSE WORKERS ORDER PICKERS
with ‘at least 6 months experience in drug store or drug ware=
house. . Permanent full time jobs
available. Steady employment 6 days week.
Apply at office. |
HOOK’S DEPENDABLE
DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.
Tour drug sie 1s oi eens Sal but of Your everyday home t service.
ORIVERS =
FREIGHT HOUSE "TRUCKERS OPPORTUNITY T0 MAKE $42 to : 3
Help—Male & Female 8A Help \ Help Wanted—Male oo
LADIES OR MEN
eek. s hoyty Aver~ At 680
for general odern living quarters fure bave part-time
115 W. 30th,
Na 9 Coal Truck Drivers
Good wages;
Polar Ice & Fuel Co.
(WEST BIDE YARD) 723 Lynn st. B
"FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS
$35 to $45 Per Week
Opportunity for PART-TIME WORK
Saturdays and Sundays
steady work
E. 473
Pennsylvania Railroad ~ I39 E. South St,
FREIHOFER BAKERY *
An Essential Food Industry Needs Immediately
Whose classification 1s at least 3-A, to operate established house-to-house routes that are now open. These routes are now earning from $45 to $62.50 per week. No experience necessary We train you, Unlimited posibilities for men who quality. Apply between 8 a. m. and 6 pm 318 W. Vermont or eall RI-8468 for appointment. Ask for Mr. Simpson.
GOOD PAY
Excellent jobs available for both men and women as trolley and bus operators Good pay: stable post-war employment; leasant works paid while learning. Apply 13 Traction Terminal! Bldg
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
HANDY MAN MIDDLE AGED
For Coal Yard
POLAR ICE & FUEL Co. West Side Yard
223 Lynn St, BE-4573
. HELP
Make Globes of the World for Schools— Aviation—Home — In. teresting — Fasocinat. ing Hand Work, Good pay while learning in light, clean
factory; permanent employment; over time; 8-day week; no work Saturdays,
The George F. Cram Company, Ine, 3rd Floor—730 E. Washington St
LABORERS
Full or Part Time
1800 S. Tibbs
ve LABORERS 4 For Factory Work
Neo experience necessary,
_{M. R, Masson Co,, 2/160 Montcalm,
Riverside Nelghborhood.
“MAN, 18 TO 65 "rave
POSITION Essential industry, Starting salary, $26 per week. Chance for advances Meut, AL od do not apply if now essential mdusury, Apply a yi ota 3d floor
"MEAT CUTTER
Meat cutting is now considered an essential Industry, We have a Jere “manent job with Sood future for Teliabia, capable m Good vigor
Mr. Ferris, 2157 N. Talbott or Mr. Ozman, 2065 N. Sherman or.
Plenty Coal and Orders RB Good Pay
prepare meat § for our . {armed forces: gs Modern p equipment, | Good wages. Time and | one- half for over 40 hours.
Maryland & Blackford Sts.
MEN 16 to 55
For Work in Service Station—
| |
Excellent Opportunities for the Future
GASETERIA
1031 E. Washington ~ MEN OVER 50
Tull or part time, communications car. | riers, downtown office buildings, essential war work Mr. Dalton,
WESTERN UNION | MEN |
to DRIVE TRUCKS and work in 1760 8 B. Harding.
plant, Acetylene Products Co,
Good Equipment
See Mr. Corbin--1001 Mass. Ave.
MEN WANTED
AGES 18 to 50
Essential Industry
THE SMITH AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO. |
We urgently need men in . our chemical mixing department; inside work. Unlimited overtime. Here is your opportunity for a steady job in work sential to the war effort, If you are not now in a. war job—apply at plant, - 1850 Kentucky ave., OF our representative, floor
U. S. Employment Service 148 E. Market
"TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL ple " oy CASH GOAL CO.
1008 E. Michigan es
| Trucks Haul Coal
Most Coal Conveyor ‘Loaded Muesing-Merrick
Coal Co. 3830 Brookville Rd, IR. 1191
Experience not necessary, as we| train you for our jobs.
Permanent jobs available for the present and after the war to a 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 Wy see our émployment dept. Hours | 8-8 MOghy through Priday, 8-13 Satur. | {day or eal! for appointment, |
BASCA MFG. CO.
3019 Roosevelt Ave.
MEN 18 +0 50
FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
Plenty overtime.
Double time on Sunday,
Permanent Job Now and After the War.
Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday
229 E. SOUTH
Do not apply If engaged In essential industry. MEN "ented for steady or part time work in factory and bench work. Hoosier Waste Renovating Co., 2251 Alvord. WA-2888.
* ~ MEN 7, 0NI0AD Goi. ci CARS.
1001 BOUTHEASTER
OFFICE BOY ee *
to strain; opportunity for advancement; reasonable wages, Mr, Lindenberg. RI-
4-F and Older Men Sonsidetsd
i RED 0 “OF WHITE “WHITE L. STRAUSS & CO.
MEAT CUTTER
Urgently needed, Excellent 2
short hours, Apply Btop & Market, 86th and Illinois, BR Call Miss Tyner. Frankovits Mar- . TA-8932,
Mechanic Helper
Opportunity to Loam Automobile Sten Empl. oyment Ask ed Thompson
Polar les & Fuel Co.
2000 Northwestern Ave,
MEN 16 and Over
Experience NOT Necessary Essential war work now with
excellent post-war oppor- |
* Laborers Wanted *
Steady Employment Essential Industry
% Indianapolis Power & Light Company *
Trucks Haul Coal
STEADY WORK
HOOSIER GOAL
& OIL CO. 1300 E. 30th St.
WANTED
Man for Immediate Employmen’
District Manager
With car. To take charge of school age carrier boys whe deliver papers to our regular home delivery subscribers. Please Phone for Appointment RL 5551, Mr. Allie.
we —WANTED— 15 MEN AND WOMEN ' AGE 18 TO 50 iE
for Ehaufteuts and Mra work’. a aap Good : lar employmen full or part = 3
Apply ame Express Money, Tn 6 mee WANTED oh Metal Men
Unlimited Earnings. Guarantee
APPLY 1230 W. MORRIS ST.
Service Station
on our nd Floor U, 8.] 2 Employment Service, i E. Market |