Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1944 — Page 15

Win ike to think Indfe the best probably about the 1943-44 r else refer to it the great drouth.™ college basketball ite won a total of lost four less, 115, * of Purdue, Indie Jame could roll up in 62 games. p defeats were ade diana teams. Dee bounced each of around, and Vale 1 over DePaul, while sure of Hoosler re-

ed quite a bit by the Crusaders in a

Iso pushed Hoosier , beating Purdue rice, and splitting ne. Honors wers en the Sailors and , since Great Lakes Dame by an eme -48 score, while jctory in a retum 21-game Tar wine

solation here was #at Lakes was led ars, Herm Schaefer, rong of Ft. Waynas, -civilian and alle ad a lot of trouble » foes, losing every es. In all, Franklin and lost 13 for the

upheld Hoosier

ing Eastern Illinois

levan, and Wabash nois Wesleyan. iversity fattened on fon, nosing Indians ng Pranklin

trouble with two s, too—Wilmington

y over Ohlo State, ampion of the Big spot on the inter.

r distillery ely to alco1ay not find ry time you gain as we the trade.

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gl. BRANDS 30 iN ‘QUISLINGS’

Bers Jou demand 51. Togs doit Quisling

sie Department Files “Particulars Against Spy Suspects.

~Thirty persons soon to stand trial for sedition were cloaked today with the same stigma which the justice department attaches to Vidkun of Norway ' and other notoriotis Nazi adherents. The defendants, indicated in

undermine the morale of the armed forces and to ald in establishing a Nazl form of government in the United States, were officially labeled as “Quislings’ 'in a bill of particulars filed in federal district court yesterday by the department. O: John Rogge, special assistant to Attorney General Francis Biddle, who is preparing to bring the case to trial in mid-April, éharacterized Adolf Hitler as the master conspirator in a plot to replace democratic governments with naziism. He described the defendants as Hitler's fifth-column leaders in America. The alleged include Joseph E. McWilliams of New York, William Dudley Pelley of Indianapolis, Elizabeth Dilling of Chicago and George Sylvester Viereck, convicted as a violator of the foreign agents registration act. The bill of particulars, which was in answer to the defendants’ ques Yous seeking specific evidence of existence of the alleged cOnspiracy, reviewed the history and aims of the Nazi party under Hitler.

ot ths In seeking world revolution, Rogge said, Nazi leaders sought to tiem as enlist persons of German descent Mendaco sis i oi rr ——

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GIRL WANTED

We have an opening in our advertising service department for a girl between 17 and 20 years old to act as messenger and copy girl. Job entails delivery of

general : to advertisers. Only a girl unafraid to be outside most of the day need apply. Starting wage, $17.50; 5-day, 40-hour week. Working hours between 8:45 a. m. and 5:45 p. m., Saturdays and Sundays off.

stores and service

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146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

Diamonds, Watches | Musical Instruments. Cameras 2 Clothing, Shotguns, Ete. JEWELRY CO, Inc.

ASKIN & MARINE

Good Llothes, Easy Credit 127 W. Washington St.

ad n Whim

{ Selection

NTE SHERWIN VIBE SINS Bl WILLIAMS CLOTHING COMPANY Po coats Lu Oe OE or 21. VONNEGUTS

3-YEAR GUARANTEE and 3-YEAR STORAGE

MARILYN FUR C0. 29 E. OHIO ST,

OXYGEN THERAPY

This Equipment Can Bo Rented at

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of MOTH

or WORN Rvors LEON TAILORING CO. 235 MASS. AVE, 5. nm sees

the First Block

WASTE PAPER

AMERICAN PAPER + STOCK COMPANY RL 6341 320 W.

WE Buy Diamonds

HIGHEST San PRICES

STANLEY Jewelry Ga. Co.

13 W. Wash, Lincoln Ho

PEARSON'S

128 N. Penn. LI-5513.

FURNITUR| PIANOS BAND STR RE

UMENTS CORDS o SHEET MUSIC

You Save Because We Save | Men's Suits 4 Overcoats

WASHINGTON, March 8 (U. P).|

January on charges of conspiring to}

Set Sermadelfe-

Forum a THE BERNADETTE forum of

Munger, Miss .and Watson Moon. Forum

ie OF HEALTH OST 5

Survey Shows 39 Per Cent Of Public Supports

Prepay Plan.

NEW ‘YORK, March 8 (U.P.).— A survey by the National Physicians committee reported today that 63

States desire an easy-paymeént method for doctors’ bills, and 32 per cent favored federal plans for such a program. pi The survey, compiled by the Opinion Research Corp., Princeton, N. J., was disclosed at the 1944 conference on the extension eof medical care by Administrator John M. Pratt. Of the group favoring easier payment plans, 39 per cent favored prepaid medical care, Chief disagreement with a federally controlled medical plan was indicated in the queries regarding choice of doctors. Those surveyed believed that a government plan would curtail their choice of doctors and 58 per cent of these said such a curtailment would not be satisfactory.

Chusches Cited

Included in the survey was one general question regarding government control of schools, churches, labor unions, and the medical profession. Answers to this section while 46 per cent favored government control of labor unions, only 4 per cen Ee erm: done trol of churches, 23 cent. of schools and 28 pey cent es f the med ical profession.

AMA Says Majority

Are Opposed

CHICAGO, March 8 (U. P.) ~The American Medical Association

wheélmifig majority are opposed” to proposals such as the Wagner-Murray-Dinfigell bill, which the eral control of medicine. “Even though the people sense the need for extension of facilities designed to meet the costs of unusual of prolonged illness”

a satisfactory solution to the problem.”

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS SHOW BIG INCREASE,

To show the need for strict enforcement of the pedestrian ordinance and the reduction of accidents, the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce safety council today pointed out that 58 more traffic accidents were recorded last month than in February, 1943. Six pedestrians were killed last month and three in February, 1943, while the total accidents in February, 1944; were 433, in comparison to 375 during the same month last year. Traffic fatalities in the city number 14 so far this year, while eight persons were killed up to March 1, 1943. Records -also show 333 persons, injured in traffic accidents this year and 201 in 1943.

PRISON TERM GIVEN WOMAN ACID HURLER

Nrs. Emma Woolford, 43, was sentenced to one to 15 years in the women's prison today when found | guilty of throwing a solution of Ie into the eyes of Robert Lensey, 32, blinding him for life. Lensey testified that after he and Mrs. Woolford had an argument over money matters, she went into the next room, mixed the lye solution, returtied, and threw it in his face. Doctors testified that Lensey's sight can never be restored. A

INCOME TAX DUE MAR. 15

EN: TIE -

(HLA LH

per cent of the people of the United |

i the survey asserted, that KELLUM-J

A.M. A. sald would establish fed-|- Bost

~ SHRYER—Bessie;, 1346 Linden st., wife

EE WA-3186° evenings. gr ey town, contain.

HELP WANTED—FEMALE

inexperienced Qirls

To learn inspection work.

Book Canvas Fiolik Inc. 3234 W. Washington St.

POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS

fends are welcome. Burial Crown

ol re aany, Rite _ Between the s af of T0500, Brosnan, grandf Ji doris n of Camp Forrest Ten aaa Gu. mp ron at Service -® apolis. Funeral at his 1137 ©. 148 EK. Market ave, Friday, 8: 8. Mm. Ase B M sumption churen, 8. Holy TLLER Speaks : Knowledge of typing preferred: will Anna E. 8, of 1519 Central] train; excellent unity; 8-day Sunde, Tie “of fe Enya Sarit as BOOKKEEPER Eecsis sor sr, ourt, Ei nl E u fo Tig t of BOOKKEEPER and cS tice. B. oT Ranard R. O. Merrick, Camp RALSTON, Room Market, exas, Services . m. at Harry W. Moore 1

White. No Sundays. Uniforms fur. nished. $18.00. Mutaal Restaurant, 814 N. Delaware.

Cashier and Bookkeeper | Very attractive position,

Case Clothes, Inc.

215 N. Senate.

are, Sistund pasted away AY, Monday, hice Titalak, Mrs. Nel Hat hina, oom ry) Thursday, 8: 30

devs hah. ¥ 4 Bake arial or 's Paik. Harry W, Moore y Peace Chapel in

charge. DOBBINSAlicy, age 85. sister of

Mrs. Elmer Petty oan Crane, pa away Fh x ices Thursday, 1:30 Puseral. Home, 1934 W. ted. Burial Floral

Park. SAR, Friends may yes. at funeral home.

EDWARDS—Herbert, husband of Grace Edwards, brother of Mrs. Paul of Selkirk, N. Y., at his home, 3603 Watson rd., Tuesda afternoo Service at the Noor omcty Mortuary, 1622 N. Meridian, Thursday P. ds lcome. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may eal at mortuary. GAUSS—Clara M,, wife of Pal G. Gauss and mother of Mrs. Leo Alhand, grandubihes 7, Janet, Mariys and Leo and, sister of Mrs. Mayer, Fred Alfred, C Carl Emil Sd the inte Henry Kottkam mp) Dasted 41 away Monat hao. B Funchal rsday, 8:30 m,, nM t errmann funeral hon, 505 Hg ae ‘and 9 Sacred Heart church. Friends Burial Mt. Calvary. GENTRY—Ella M., age 77, Sip detented), ath away at the Sheard EB. Sst. Tuesday. Fu

m., from to Central Chapel, Linois at 1 Fricods invited. Interment Cenyy

8. m. at the invited.

invi

Pr urch. Friends yh the home in Reaeyort, Rushton & Hampton

MACKEY 1s PF. (Bird), age 68, beloved of iate Louis H. Ys hor Bh, of ere aI hi Mrs. Wm. Clifford,

rown, Ads Col. Wilbur R.,

Eider, 0. 8. army, Seam. U. 8. navy, and Donald, ed March 8. Funeral Thurs. day, 3 p. tne at residence of Saugniar, Bdna White, 1719 N. Delaw Crown Hill. Priends Mivis SCHR Thoma J, 5883 Washington bivd., of 1 Elizabeth Schrum brother of of Mrs. J. M. Bauer, Mrs, K. R. Indiana; Mrs. Paul

Brown

Thursday, 3% Burial Cro

23 p.m.

of Sisiat of Mrs. Maurice

Merrill Shryer, Roeder a Hows Beasley, passed away Tuesday mo Services at the J. Qc. Wilson br of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st, Thursday, 8 Bn ya

jad at the Haver ell,

ri 2:30 Hs invited. Burial iteaers Friends may call at the “Chapel of the hig

passed way dood Cry Ci % on away ay & t: _~ ital; aster of i ieonnel and ward West ion.” Ww.

Yad Da Wilcozen of Belpre. 0. Priends may call at Royster Askin eral Homs 1902 N. after § o'clock Wadnesday evening. neral services at 9 o'clock Priday morn. ing in Holy Cross church, Ohio and Oriental sts. Burial Memorial Park. STONECIPHER--Claybourne EB. (Jack), of 421 W. 44th, husband of Frances W. and father of Jacline Wednesday morning. Flanne & Buchanan Mortuary Friday. Joao a. m. Priends invited. Bur Crown Hill. Friends may call at TE a STRATE--George W., age 59, 1342 8S. Tremont. Brother of Charles, Arthur and | TS Theodore Strate, away Tuesday night. PFuaeral iday, 10 a. m., at Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morris, Friends may wll at the funeral after Thur

passed away

home noon sday. WAGNER—Bessie Neid. Mother of Bahari J. and Walter; sister of Rosa Wi of Paris, Cal, away at aebart son's

Jendence 1319 Wade st, Wednesday Friends m Su at the Tolin Funeral Home, ospect, after 10 a 'm. Thursday. ene Priday, 2 m., from funeral home. Burial Cr Hill. Friends invited.

IN RIAMS

IN LOVING memory of our and brother, Harry B. May, Who ed SWAY 14 years ago today, March 8, 1830. God knows how much we miss him, Never shall his memory fade; Loving thoughts shall ever wander 3 2 ins EL yhere 1a 1s Jaa.

Fifi orm, gnoram

In loving memory of J. a who passed away March 17, 1943, Surrounded by friends, I am lo In the midst of my joy I am Bite; With 14 ny sn my ace I have a

LOT aH er husband, for you.

CER,

who found black lea shopbag, vicinity post office, containing

Ee BE1es or Tr L0038 Mary £

lease ¢ nderwood. Reward, No questions asked.

LIBERAL .

hn t y evelavatory (Marin “service. 1 : st. Reward, HU.

TOT SOI FE Teas rm te: sakes i “Reday’ acThSy ub BE-2158.

vi TE VI nd Hunter a of Brookville a . “Blackie. " Revard, R526, vicin-

3 "Winthrop. Reward. Mickey.”

fur Avie and lllinols

PAF for Dew

lope; name it; to owner,

1 money, ia REET

white; for t= | place. GA-3747.

: Glaypool Hotel Needs:

Ww Apply Housekeeper CLERICAL OR F CLERK. PERMANENT POSITION. OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. FIVE - DAY WEEK. APPLY BY LETTER OR IN PERSON. STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ASSN. 6TH FLOOR UNDERWRITERS’ BLDG.

CLERICAL WORK

WITH SOME TYPING KiOWL-EDGE—5-DAY WEEK—APPLY

The Hoosier Casualty Co.

“15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.

CLERKS and TYPIST Five-day week; downtown office; permanent position; excellent working eonditions. MA-3551.

3: | GLERK-TYPIST

for Purchasing ok ig for Overtime—Excellent Opportun-

ity for AdvstestsenmCal MA-6320 for Appointmen

Mouldings, Inc.

= | % GONPTONETER OPERAT COMPT R OPERATOR %

National Hosiery Mills

RI-1831, 8 A. M, to 5 P, M.

* Kk MAIDS * *

ke * HOTEL "HARRISON * * |

Messenger—File Clerk

Opportunity for advancement.

Pennsylvania Railroad

139 E. South

OFFICE CLERK

ou” are ad to 35 years of age and general office ex-

Potten you to secure a really good position. Starting salary coms mensurate with your experience, asso ciates, 5-day, 40-hour week and : excellent possibilities for advancement, > See Mr, Alia The Indi lis Times, 214 W.

P. B. X.

Experienced—Day Hours Drown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.

Power Machine Operators Crown Qarment an aIeiring Com. pany, 351 B. Meridian.

PRESS OPERATORS

IN-GOOD P, FAME LAUNDRY, AT N. Hitnote

SALESGIRL

READY-TO-WEAR. rienced costs, suits, dresses. salary and commission are rangement. Excellent, steady posite tion 1 io right party. Not season

. Maryland.

Com-

Also have openings for parte time salesladies. Work Friday Saturday, . Monday. Ewperienced preferred but not essential. ply Miss Johnston.

THREE SISTERS

17 N. ILLINOIS.

SHIRT FINISHERS

Permanent Position—Good Pay Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Illinois

~~ SILK PRESSER Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central Stable Employment for Women

High type jobs availible as trolley and bus operators. Permanent and reliable work. Join an industry essential in war and peace. Good pay. Paid while learning. Vacations provided. Awards for accomplishment. Apply Room 213, Traction Terminal bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STEAM TABLE GIRLS ONE RALE OVER 4 HOURS-PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS,

R. C. A. Cafeteria

3300 E. Michigan Street

General office work; steady Position .| Beginner or experienced; five-day week: | day, 40-hour week. Congenia! small io, top salary; excellent ity. west side manufacturing plant. Experience Mr. Curtis, ~T511 not necessary. Post office box 114.

small Institution; Hve on

COOK WANTED Tndinnapolls Home To he Aged. 5

or wages. be of evi 180. oo0g Cail Mrs.

STENOGRAPHER

Unusual opportunity for sxperiented person. Rapid dictation for executive. Pleas™m, Sis-tonditionea oftice, Call

TA-5640. — Conta, Pres an A M. C. S. LADY ena | STENOGRAPHER

wanted as sompaion, © TA-T7895.

Di N keeper; children; no lsundry; sta 1032 N. Sito ont CH-6208-). y.

FILE CLERK

No experience necessary. Excels lent opportunity for sdvancement. For interview call at

American States Ins. Co. 4 542 N. Meridian FILECLERK Will train. Age limit 35. Northside Insurance Company. TA-1501.

FILE CLERKS TYPISTS

No Experience Required

LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. MARKET ST.

Flat Work

Shake Out Girls and Women. Also Feeders and Folders. Good starting pay. Good hours.

Sterling Laundry 735

Flat Work Feeder and Folder

Permanent Position. Sood Pay.

Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Illinois irl or waitress; e enced. 0 Sundays. 205 Penn-

Full Time Fountaineers

Women, 18 to 50, with or without experience. We will train you. Steady employment 52 weeks in the year. Your drug store is an essential part of your everyday home front service. Apply at Office HOOK'S DEPENDABLE STORES California and Market Sts,

GIRLS To LEARN

Fashion a a Cos Central

RLS

18 to 85 The Indianapolis Times has openings for 3 young Iadies interested in the advertising business. The work is pleasant and not difficult for girls with sales personality, Positions are permanent. Five-day, 40-hour week. Excellent opportunity for advancement on inside or outside sales sta See Mrs. Williams, 214 W, aan, or phone RI-5551.

GIRL

or young woman experienced In pay roll. Some comp. necessary. Excellent post-war advantages. Remuneration right. Apply Miss Hart,

Climax Machinery Co.

143 E. MORRIS Trackless Trolley, Minn. to Morris

HELP FEED THE ARMY

We need egg breakers; age 16-85. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY = APPLY

333 W. 18TH

| mg Joy vee ’ pink. Arms Hotel Hotel Maids wci7oicrc

Essential manufacturing industry with excellent post-war prospects needs & stenographer for sales department.

Inland Container Corp.

700 West Morris Street STENOGRAPHER — On e with some experience preferred but will consider beginner; some Ediphone work; steady work; salary only. GA-4421. wo STENOGRAPHER de Light dictation; excellent post-war opportunities; 40-hour week: esJone industry. Apply Mr. Stark.

F. H. LANGSENKAMP GO. 229 E. South St.

STENOGRAPHER 41-HOUR WEEK

- Have permanent employment for 8 capable stenographer. Oppore tunity and compensation in proportion to ability, See Mr. Townsend. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. 3000 Northwestern Ave.

TYPIST Permanent position; opportunity for advancement. Five-day week. Apply by letter or in person to State Automobile Insurance Assn. 6th Fl. Underwriters Bldg. Typist or Stenographer 18-30. Pleasant working Sonditions; 40hour week; downtown office. Apply B. w. Edgecombe, Retail © Credit Co., T14 cke No Baturds

dg vg ain ying. work. nig. Ne rs Co., 322 Board o

WAITRESS 57 poor oond vas

Wages HI SPOT, 411 8. Illinois

WAITRESS Joon onies Waitresses

for full or part-time, experience not necessary.

APPLY MANAGER OF CAFE H. P. WASSON & CO.

* x

8ST. Ell Lilly and Company 1923 or elderly colored couple

“STENOGRAPHER—BIL ER—BILL GLERK | oL :

TAILORMADE

for You - Positions now open in several depts. Call between 8a. m.-5 p. m. . Employment Office—Women

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Women for Packing

Women for packing department; no exrience Ressaigey} time and a half for

over 40 hours

Stark Wetzel, & Co. 125 Qardner Lane

HELP WANTED=MALE- FEM. 10 Join the Production Line That Helps Save Lives

El Lilly and Company ’ have essential jobs for men and women In the manufacture of vital medfeal produc!

€

or ol complete “housework small family adults, adequate wage, modern quarters. WA-2818.

. MIDDLE AGED COUPLE

with farm experience for general work in suburban home, Good pay. Separate liv

ing quarters, 11-2802,

SALESPEOPLE

Experienced in selling popularpriced ready-to-wear. Salary and commission. Pull time,

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

THE Wm. H. BLOCK CO.

sin CE

Blackford and W. Washington

Esseptial industry feds man man for Work; downtown location; rate "$47 per week for 48° Periianent with «War he Address Times, Box 1180, — Fr ouse Truckers

al inant positions, opportunity fer dvancement. Rate 760 per hour, time nd hall arier 8 Rours. Can we’ paritime workers,

Pennsylvania Raliroad 139 E. South St.

FRY COOK Suir tes GOOD MECHANICS

needed in essential 887 MA to Ss A

AERO- MAYFLOWER TRARSIT co.

“ORILL and COUNTER MEN —

Apply 43 W. st. Clair. 9 am.4 ~ HELP WANTED In War Essential Printing Plant WE ARE IN NEED OF A

® Truck Driver ® Lithograph Press Helpers

These good positions are open | fo ot oa and . night shifts. Plenty of Must Be U. 8. Citize:

WM. B. BURFORD PRINTING CO.

603_B. WASHINGTON

WANTED _ Unskilled Men and Women

UNITED STATES RUBBER 00. Employment Office=19 W. South Bt In vitwing Hours—8 A. he? to 5 P. Monday Through Saturday Do Not poe If Already Engaged in Essential Work

WE URGENTLY NEED MEN AND WOMEN

for MACHINE SHOP and FOUNDRY S008 Pay—48-Hour Week Birth Certificate and "ry aay Papers y Employment Office

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. 5565 Brookville Road ANTED-—-MALE

2 ~ EN

good Sadimitn ara & Py Co., 1238 8.

ADAMS

is Jullding machinery for the armed servfees exclus ivy. When peace comes there will ried of reconversion at Adams. yO Sapleymet should continue in the period. If Bot now splayed in tosentini ok see employment d rintnpg to § Monday through Friday on Saturday.

J.D. ADAMS MFG. CO. 217 S. Belmont Ave.

___ Take“ We West Washington St. Car APPLY AT ONCE

Help keep materials moving to home and fighting fronts!

FREIGHT TRUCKERS Needed by New York Central Railroad You Owe It to Yourself to Investigate the Opportunities Offered in This Work Apply

U. S. Railroad

Retirement Board 15 E. Maryland St.

AUTO MECHANICS

H 11

SEE MR. SMITH HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 VIRGINIA AVE, % BARTENDER w%

Past, sober, dependable; top pany

Bout *u working conditions. ox 53, BELL BOYS Colored; experience not necessary. Spink Arms Hotel.

light delivery work; 8:3015 N. Pennsylvania St. BOYS

attending school age 18 or or without bicycles to wor! nings. Mr Dalton, 18 N.

Western Union

BOYS AND MEN

50c PER HOUR~TIME AND ONEHALF OVER 40 HOURS — PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS.

R. C. A. Cafeteria

3300 E. Michigan Street w CHEF ¥% Hotel or club experience preferred;

capable of taking complete charge. -0067—IR-9040.

Colored; BOY SPM

_ CHIPPERS and LABORERS McNamara Casting Co., Inc. 408 S. Penn.

year around job;

CLEANING MAN Io, Sowa ov:

apartments. 11-1187 after 4 p. m.

WAITRESS—EXPERIENCED ; Moritz 109 N. Penn.

ographer and receptionist. Wiens dictation. Good hours, downtown location. x3 in own handwriting, Box 635, Times.

“% WANTED—TYPIST

Large Old pasnaat Institution

Salary and Bonus 40-Hour Week

v Phone Mr. Altman he

WANTED

ite I, or t house-FR-3783.

work. Stay nights.

WHITE WOMEN

. ale

NA for light factory work. Also some

piece - work jobs. 5-day week.

The George F. Cram Company, Inc. 3d Floor. 730 E. Washington St.

WOMAN th experience Wh take dictatl pi J who has had oaeSaene br pa voll salary and good

fre APY

International Detrola Corp. 1M W. 2st 8.

CLOTHING SALESMAN

Only the Best--Steady Position Also Part-Time Salesman.

215 N. Senate ; . man for laund work. Colored ™** ,5"s ‘Michigan

aude BRIN BB nn RRA COMPTOMETER OPERATOR 41-Hour Week Have permanent employment in mod. ern accoun di compens sation and opportunity for. advance. ment in proportion to ability; well established essential industry. See Mr. Townsend POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern Ave. DAIRY FOOD INDUSTRY Excellent Opportunity

for man with bookkeep! nd

accounting experience oa charge of office. Rust be

over draft age or at least not sub. Joos B induction. Address Times,

Dishwashers—Colored

Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridisn,

DISHWASHER HELPER English

- White; 5%~days; no Hotel Coffee Bho ob

DRIVERS 7, Sates and uners

EXPERIENCED KNITTERS 48-Hour Week

and

Case Clothes, Inc.|

Katona! Noir ns - Mills ;

WANTED—MAn Or woman to 1eafn optical iaboratory Fork, ~Aaply Reinet 10 it you are a Drifter or it you gnd 12. White-Haines Optical Co. 35 Drink, Don’t Read This Adl!!

But we can use a few white

do janitor york Steady job from 5

on. Must be K to quay. 540 Soneoligated Build nk

ANITOR for % da re elderly person. Oriental.

[LABORERS

3 Foremen and | Maintenance Mechanle

Essential Industry. Steady work. Plenty of ovettime.

The Smith Agrioulture Chemical Co.

1830 KENTUCKY AVE,

~LTGHT WORK

in Packing Department for Man or Boy Bteady Work—Good Pay See Mr. Ray

MUTUAL DRUG 0,

18 W. Georgls

MAN OR YOUNG MAN

For full or part-time work in Prin Company, Will consider one with experience or training in presswork. This job will continue after the war, Address Box 78, The Times. MAN. D!

2 DA LE AGED OR PAST. _TORY. WA-1481.

MAN FOR VEN MACHINE ROUTE AGE 25 TO 40

a perianng, Distatied but not nese Permandli b Sapp pita for right fe em THE HOUSE OF “GRANE 124 8. MERIDIAN

MAN

for part-time janitor Apply In pers son with references, Avett Laboratories,

215 N. Senate as in sores rage jo Park and clean nd Sraer 1103-N; Penne io yd

MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN

wanted by old established firm engaged In essential work, Good post-war future. If not engaged in essential work apply

u. S. Employment Service

Guaran sth & Central Sales Go TA-4801

Full or part tim sien well-equipped. wel ichigan Garage, Michigan ve. BE-2782.

won iotied A 4d Belmont

Experience not necessary, ss we train you for our jobs. Permanent Jove Avsflasia for the present and afte ar to all quaiified Bri Nag Our products are essential to the war effort and will continue

3019 ROOSEVELT AVE.

Here's your Spvistuany for employment with operator of retail Joan ne tion with . 8 Soa

03 od ington 1031 Wash ; Indiana)

And Eransvie Torre To Terre Haute, erson, South Bend, ie, Indianapolis and ayne

You vitally needed In our es sential al food industry.

EVANS MILLING 60. 1730_W. Michigan 8

MEN FOR RUG CLEANING

Tire Lubricati Tire Repair . on or WRITER APPLY TO

rage. CROWN LAUNDRY &. DRY CLEANING CO. CLEANING DIVISION