Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1944 — Page 15
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Marshall Rejected
CLEVELAND, March 15 (U.P.).— Lloyd Marshall, ranking Negro lightheavyweight, made arrangements to continue his boxing career today, revealing that he had been rejected for military service because of perforated ear drums.
McMillin to Speak
A. N. (Bo) McMillin, Indiana uni« versity head football coach, will speak on “The Building of a Football Team” at the meeting of the Indianapolis Real Estate board to= morrow noon in the Washington hotel. ‘
LEHMAN REACHES ALGIERS ALGIERS, March 15 (U. P.).— Herbert H. Lehman, former New York governor who is director of the aUnited Nations relief and rehabiligation administration, arrived in AlBiers today.
ithe 35th st. crossing.
SURGICAL SALESMAN
Homer E. Tate,’ 48, of 3537 N. Pennsylvania st, Apt. 10, was found dead today in his car in a locked garage in the rear of 42 E. 36th st.
Mr. Tate was a salesman for the Akron Surgical Instrument Co, He was injured seriously in an auto. mobile accident near Martinsville
15iabout three years ago and his wife 3{said that she believed he suffered a
nervous breakdown.s He was born in Sullivan, Ind, and moved here six years ago from Day» ton, O. He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Westbrook, and a sister, Eva Tate, of Sullivan,
2 MORE TRUST IN GOD “|S URGED BY BISHOP
The Rt. Rey, Charles Clingman, bishop of Kentucky, speaking at
i5o/nocn Lenten services today at
at Christ Episcopal church, urged that stronger trust be placed in s| God.
“We must trust God when we {least understand Him and His dispensations,” the said. “We may place our hand in His hand when it seems to be heaviest.” Bishop Clingman will preach at 7:45 p. m. today at the Church of the Advent.
SWITCHMAN KILLED BETWEEN TWO CARS
Lewis D. Musall, 27, Peru, Ind, Nickel Plate railroad switchman, was hurt fatally late last night when crushed between two freight cars he was coupling on a train near
shortly after arrival at St. Vincent's hospital. :
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He Eats and Sleeps Fine Now and Has Regained Several Pounds, States Mr. Robert. son.’ Sluggish Elimination Also Relieved.
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months’ with' loss of. appetite and
indigestion. I did not want to eat,
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and I didn't dare eat much, because eyerything seemed to sour in my stomach and form gas until I was s0 miserable I would lie awake half the night. I had to take strong laxatives for constipation, I kept on losing weight and getting thinner, and 1 felt so weak and bad that it looked like I would have to stop work, “My sister took Retonga and 1t| FO did so much for her that she got me started on it, and Retonga relieved me just like it did her. My wife says that I eat enough for two men now, and nothing bothers me at all. I have regained several pounds, I sleep fine, and I get up mornings feeling fine and ready for a real day's work. Even that stubborn contsipation is relieved. In my opinion, Retonga is the best medicine I ever saw or heard of.” Such grateful evidence of Retonga’s worth speaks for itself. Re-}-tonga is a purely herbal gastric tonic combined with liberal quantities of Vitamin B-1 and is intended to relieve distress due to Vitamin B-1 deficiency, constipation, insufficient flow of digestive juices in the stomach, and loss of appetite. Accept no substittue. Retonga may be o Biained at all Hook's Depend-
on Everything! Diamonds, Watches | Musical Instruments,
eN Cameras 7 Clothing, Shotguns, Ete,
JEWELRY 50: 108,
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HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9
Branch Store Managers 2
Silent. Hor ye Sleaning restabliali
Ss GIRL
No Sundays. Uniforms Jur
"| White, » nished. $18.00. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N
good : Colored Maids Short Bows: good
, 617% N. Minos,
ommunication Carriers 18-55; 11 inside , work. Experiefce unnecessary. : Western Union
Apply 716 Guaranty Bldg.
a. m., New ch Friends invited. Burial New Bothei cenietery. Robert W. Stirling Biaviee, ARDS-—Bert 15 8. BO A husband Dorot. Sims ga: wards, father of Bert Jr. and Mary Lou, brother “of Mary E. re and Claude Baw departed this life Mon-
ton st Crown Hill Friends in FAUST—Charles B., a ote. of Mrs. Myx {Blanch 2) Locusta and grand-
Dean passed away pr the A es. To Edgemont Mazen | 14.
ld at e Wald - en st., 7,8t 2 o'clock. ark cemetery. are w GRILLISH—William, 89 years, ushand of Minnie Grillish, deceased; father of Arthur and Otto Grillish, Mrs. Irene Ahlan, E. 8. Barnhi away Tuesday. Puneral Priday, 10 a. . at the Herrmann Puneral Home, 1 8. _ East st. Friends invited, Burial rown Hill. Priends may call after 6 p. m. Wednesday. HEDGES—Jay Hamilton, 22 W. 34th st. beloved husband of Grace C. Hedges father of Robert C. Hedges, ort; Evacuation Division, U, 8. A., Scotland; Baton Wharton, Lafa8y lve Hoffbau
ette; Mrs. uer, Koomo; Mrs. Everett Jeans, Indianapolis; Marion H shington, D. C.; Shifley H Winamac, and Prank
edges Hedges, Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday svening. March 14. Services Friday, March 17, 11 a. i at Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian. ds vited. Interment at Martinsville, may call at the mortuary after 7 p. m. Wednesday. For {further information call MA-6049. HRUNTER—Mrs. of victor H H. of Fowler, Ind, Adah and lee Hun passed away at her resiJente Tier ‘Millersville rvice ees Mortuary Lrown Hi,” m. Friends invited. Burial 69
RTIN—Elizabeth, fears, beloved
the , 1505 Friends may call after 4 p. m. Thursday. MILLER James C., 908 N. Parker ave, entered into rest Sunday, age 47 years. Husband of Edith Miller, father of James Elwood and Sergt. Charles Franka 2a ler. w 2 srviees Thursddy, 3 p. m.,
ly Moore Peace Chapel. Burnn w ington Park cemetery. Priends are welcome. .
PEAK—Cornelius, 69 years, husband of Vina Beak jances )y Sistas er of. Ed-
Hi ) . Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Priends may call after § m. Wednesday. (Madison (Ind.) papers please copy.) ROBERTSON-—Rev, Edwa A, age 80 Fea beloved husband of Anna Webb
TATE—Homer E, aay of Sarah, father of Mrs. Alonzo Westbrook, Jackson, + brother of Miss Eva Tate of Sullivan, Ind, away Tuesday. Service at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 4 p. m. Cremation in Flanner & Buchanan crematory. (Please do not send Sowers.)
leno, Tl, snd Miss Adra Thiry, Indian. i and andfather of Edith Jane away ‘at Sarasier Ii. Monday. Funeral uredey. rom | B3TT EL
Jniriey Bro 8 io Hill Pa
ds call at the rr a may a chapel Pp. m. Wednesday.
CARDS OF THANKS 2
HUGHES We wish to ¢ express our heartfeit thanks to our friends, relatives and community of rt for the floral
We _ especially ank Pather Sexton and Pather Roly for their comforting words. We also thank the usher, mortuary, pallbearers, the Ben Davis high rol and the Meth. odist youth organization for the sympathy shown us.
HUGHES FAMILY. ROMERIL—We wish to thank our rela. tives, friends and bors for their floral grings receiv f our beloved husband and father, Austin B. Romeril. We espewish to thank the Brotherhood of road Trainmen No, 38, the Brother of Maintenance of Way No. 1980, Ladies Auxiiany of Railroad Trainmen the Allen
id his consoling Yr AND CHILDREN.
PERRY—Alice, In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away 3 years 880 the 15th of March. And while she pescefully s sleeps, Her memory we shall SIAL oer:
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son who picked up electric iron Vp state Retaiesy orang, in Ohio Shoe &h Reided badly. Reward” 4423 after 3
Brown aT purse Broad Ripple car. Contents are Please return. WA-$318.
billfold in Loew's theater,
lost. keepsakes. —Brown
day. 49. Thursday, 16 Yt Soore & Kirk a Bort COOK $342 E. Washing juried
Clara E, age 81, mother App
Comptometer Operator
. Permanent employment. Good pay, 41 hours week. Essential industry. Address Times Box 20. WAN SED -Indunapols Home for the Aged. wages. Chance to be of civil service. gl Mrs. Coats, Pres.
p __TA-5649
Dishwasher—6 Nights
EGG BREAKERS
Ages 16-53 Essential Industry Apply
333 W. (8th
FILE CLERK Will train. Age Iimit 25. Northside Insurance Company. TA-1591.
Flat Work Feeder and Folder
Permanent Position. Good Pay. Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Tllifeis
FLOOR GIRLS—GOLORED.
GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. Meridian
FOUR GIRLS
ply 8. m. or p. m. Bradley Bari Bradley at ® Washington.
Full Time Fountaineers
Women, 18 to 50, with or without experience. We will train you, Steady employment 52 weeks in the year. Your drugstore is an-essential part of your everyday home front service.
Apply at Office
HOOK'S DEPENDABLE STORES i California and Market Sts.
General Office Work
Light dictation. Good starting salary. 40-hour week. 5 days. Call L1-4919 for interview.
GIRLS—18 TO 30
Bteady employment, leatn to ate machines. Clean, easy Time and half for overtime, on 5-day, 40-hour week,
operwork. based Apply
CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO.
18 §. Sherman Drive
ic GIRLS
18 to 35. The Indianapolis Times has openings for 2 young ladies 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 staff. Bee Mrs, Williams, 214 W. Maryland, or phone RI-5551.
GIRLS TO LEARN
Checking and Inspecting Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central
|GIRLS AND WOMEN “Shirt Press Operators
STENOGRAPHER Permanent Postion
Some Clerical—51/, Days—LI. 7561.
STOCK WORKERS
E. Washington Car . to Davidson St.
LANE BRYANT, INC.
752 E. Market St,
There is great satisfaction for the conscientious girl in TELEPHONE WORK. And she has many kinds of jobs to choose "from here which will last longer than the war.
Employment Office Women Indiana Bell
Telephone Company 240 N. Meridian
TYPIST
to Work in Accounting Dept.
National Hosiery Mills RI-1321 , . , 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. TYPIST — PERMANENT POSITION; 40- HOUR - FIVE-DAY WEEK; SALARY $23 PER WEEK PLUS BONUS. PLEASE ANSWER BY LETTER, GIVING TYPING SPEED AGE, EXPERIENCE AND PHONE NUMBER. ADDRESS TIMES, BOX 54.
Typist or Stenographer 18-30. Pleasant working sonditonss 4 hour week; downtown office. Apply H. Edgecombe, Retail Credit Co., 714 Lemcks Bldg., or phone MA-1312, TYPIST — Woman with Some experience preferred, but will consider beginner for position as assistant shipping clerk. Steady work; salary open. Please phone for appointment. GA-4421.
TYPIST
For permanent position; good sal ary; pleasant working conditions. Opportunity for advancement. For interview call at
American States Ins. Co.
TYPIST
PERSONNEL OFFICE
Indiana University Medical Center
1121 W. Michigan RI-7551 TYPIST—FULL OR PART TIME. - OPPORTUNITY FOR . HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS. MA-3666.
WAITRESS—6 Days
GOOD PAY-—-1357 8. MERIDIAN
Waitresses
Experience Not Necessary, for full or part-time, experience not necessary. Sterling Laundry APPLY MANAGER OF CAFE . 735 Lexington Ave. H. P. WASSON & CO. GIRL WAITRESS Salary; room, board In-
To check and tag cars. DENISON SERVICE, OHIO AND PENN.
To sort and check diapers. GIRL DY-PER BERVICE, : 814 DORMAN. . Hotel Maids zz. = HOTEL LINCOLN
% % HOTEL MAIDS + <*%
Neat, steady women; pleasant surroundings. See Mrs. Sjoat, Spink Arms Hotel
Colored
«d| LINEN ROOM WORK
White woman. Apply Personne! Office,
Methodist Hospital.
% % MAIS + %
% * HOTEL HARRISON “# +
MAD-Room and private bath, .no childre: cooking: $15 er. 4158 Veahingoon blvd. HU-24885. Multigraph Operator SOme experience preferred; age limit 35 Northside Insurance Compsny, TA-1581,
Office Girl—Typist Pref. 15 N. Pennsylvania
P. B. X.
Experienced—Day Hours: Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Ce, 2901 E. Wash. CH-1923
Practical Nurse Soopagioent Home
containing money, train tickets. John J. O'Brien. Reward, CH-6331. ToST—8mall gold cross with diamond setting. Reward. Mr. Lane, RI-1436, HU-8451. Y'S B ceman's wife, baby's allotment. “Gladys
Gipe.” Reward. BE-1132.W. ity B. Mi an, containing TS Bul. ova ep other valuables. IR-5690 —Lady's rose gold wrist watch, eel: ane stra Reward, 4456-J. Red cocker spel male, Reward. BE-4084-M. 802 N. Goodlet.
INSTRUCTIONS 8
UTY CULTUR
IS radu expert ONAL AY ‘scucoL
ELP WANT 9
“AMBITIOUS Indianapolis woman with “\eaching le lecturing background to present evening proghu to small inSubstantial income. PostWar security. Car AE For peron interview write Box 79, care
Beck Canvas Products, Inc. - 234 Ww, W. Washington St.
NG MACHINE OPERATORS ced or Inexperienced, Between the ages of 18 and 45.
Binder Girl ii not necesLesh ory. Co., 131 satucky A or BOOKKEEPER cyiede sigs of TET
ing. B. M. Room 403, 108 Market,
RALSTON, Re experience n nsessary. No Sundays.
a Charley's Restaurant. 144 B. one di ¥
Claypool Hotel Needs
SMALL, NEAT APPEARING COLORED
GIRLS FOR ELEVATOR OPERATORS.
GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. PERMANENT POSITION. Apply Mr. Mannaugh
CLERK. PERMANENT POSITION. OPPORTUNITY FOR _AD« VANCEMENT. _ FIVE - DAY WEEK. APPLY
BY LETTER OR a PERSON. ST AUTOMOBILE | UR: 6TH
ANCE ASSN. UN
LO8T—Biack purse, Tuesday night, vicin- |
PRESS 0 OPERATORS
PERMA POSITION—GOOD PAY FAME LAUNDRY, 1352 N. Illinois St.
Power Machine Operators
Crown Garment Manufacturing Company, 351 8. Meridian.
Salespeople
Experienced in selling coats. Salary and commission.
Employment Office, 7th Floor
The WM. H. BLOCK CO.
SHIRT FINISHERS
Permanent Position—Good Pay Fame Laundry, 1352 N, Illinois
SILK PRESSER Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central Stable Employment for Women
High type jobs available 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
Sccopplishment. ply Room 313, Traction Terminal bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STEAM TABLE GIRLS
WHITE—-GOOD PAY—TIME AND ONE-HALF OVER 40 HOURS—PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS,
R. C. A. Cafeteria
3300 E. Michigan Street
STENOGRAPHER
Unusual opportunity for experienced person. Rapid dictation’ for executive. Pleasant, modern, alrconditioned office.
Call RI-1321 8A. M.to5P. M.
Boneh tection” ior "Merch Oo ER --Permanent position; good pay and opportunity for advancement; ideal
working conditions. Please phone for appt. GA-4421
cluded. GRIMES HOTEL, 118 Main, Plainfield.
Waitress—6 Nights 1357 S. MERIDIAN
Waitress—Experienced $15.00 Weekly. Good Tips.
6 Days. St. Moritz—1(09 N. Penn. WAITRESS 0% _Wors—Good Wages
HI SPOT, 411 8. Illinois
WHITE WOMEN for cleaning work
at night in Chamber of Commerce Building. Apply freight elevator after 4:30 p. m.
WHITE WOMEN steady Work.
Similar to housework, 5 P. M. to 11 P. M. No Sundays. 309 Circle Tower Bldg.
WOMAN wanted for tavern work... THE GINGHAM INN, 951 8. Delaware.
Women—White
for office Below Elegring st night. Hours, 5 p. m.- .m.; ges good; surroundings a Mr. Luther, 710 Kahn Building.
For Institutional work to instruct girls in house work; must live In institution. Call BE-4797 between 8 and 12 a. m,
Wool Presser
Day Hours. Top Money.
CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.
2001 E. Washington. CH-1923. HELP WANTED-—-MALE-FEM. 10
FUR
Cutters, Operators,
Nailers, Finishers Only Thoroughly Experienced Need
Apply—Year Round Position Guaranteed—TOP SALARY.
INDIANA FUR CO.
114 E. WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 2021.
ok
GAS WELDERS
Trainees
Must Have Completed Recent Training Course.
Mouldings, Inc.
741 E. Market
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY Polishers (Male) Milling Machine (Male or Female) Gear Sha
per (Male or Female) Bench Hands
(Male or Ft aale) Burr Filers and Grinders (Male of Female) Apply by Letter or in Person
Curtiss-Wright Corp.
peller Division 1281 W. Morris
Employment Office O WIR A BE to 4 P.M Baily
Proms ng Qualified Peon “offered WANTED _
Unskilled Men and Di UNITED STATES RUBBER 00,
~The F production of Medi= | cines is vital to the war effort. The Eli Lilly and Company has openings for men and women in office,’ laboratory, and production ‘departments.
Eli Lilly and Co.
HELP WANTED—MALE 1
ADAMS
is buildihg machinery for the armed services exclusively. When peace comes there will be mo period of reconversion at Adams. Continuous employment should continue in the post-war period. If not now swployed in essential work see our
employmen Segattment-—4 to 5 Monday through Friday; 8 on Saturday. DAMS MFG.
217 S. Belmont Ave. Take | West Washington St. Car
ARTMENT JANITOR-19 N. Oriental. line quarters and $80 per mo. WA-
APPLY AT ONCE
Help keep materials moving to home and fighting fronts!
FREIGHT TRUCKERS Needed by New York Central Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad. You Owe It to Yourself to Investigate the Opportunities Offered in This Work Apply
U. S. Railroad
Retirement Board 15 E. Maryland St.
, BELL BOYS
Colored; experience not necessary.
Spink Arms Hotel. attending school, age 18 or over, with
or without bicycles to work early evenings. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.
Western Union
BOYS AND MEN
50c PER HOUR—TIME AND ONEHALP OVER 40 HOURS — PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS.
R. C. A. Cafeteria
3300 E. Michigan Street
BUTCHE shart hrs.; excellent pay; permanent position for reliable man. 243 N. State. COLORED MAN For General OS Work See Mr. Ca WILES & JOHNSON MOTORS 3815 College HU-1382
COLORED MEN
To work as boiler room helpers. Good salary. Permanent, with post-war security.
Indianapolis Bleaching Co.
900 W. Wabash Take W, Washington Streetcar—900 West
COLORED HELP
ASHJIAN BROS.
45¢ W. 16th Place
COLORED MAN to service rest rooms, war plants and office buildings. IR-5880.
Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.
Have opening for route salesman. Good starting salary. Liberal commission. Steady work. Future security. Apply Employment Office, 2901 E. Washington
DISHWASHER
6 days. No Sundays. No nights. $24. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware.
DISHWASHER 6 days. No Sundays. No nights. $24. Paramount Cafeteria, 602 N. Illinois. DRIVER for ambulance and funeral work. 23 McLean Place.
District
Managers For Circulation Dept.
‘The Indianapolis Times has several openings for young men between 20 and 35 years; good starting wage and excellent opportunity for advancement; 5-day,” 40-hour week; must have high school education, natural likeness for boys, and have a car. Please phone for appointment, RI-5551, Mr. Allio.
E-Z-BAKE FLOUR
Steady, Post-War Jobs Mi and Grain Continuous Operation Apply Employment Office 8 A M to 30 P. M.
ACME-EVANS CO.
Blackford and W. Washington
Freight House Truckers
Permanent positions, opportunity for advancement, Rate 76¢ per hour, time and half after 8 hours. Can use part time workers,
Pennsylvania Railroad
139 E. South St. ~FREIHOFER BAKERS _
AN ESSENTIAL FOOD INDUSTRY We have 5 established retail bread routes open. These routes operate in and sround Indianapolis and returm to our
bakery daily. OUR COMPANY
bread route with is Ane same as being in BUSINESS FOR ai} expense with some one else paying ex
high paying depression-proof job. rr selling experience not necessary. Routes that are now open are earning from $45 to $62.50 per week. Sieas outside work and 8 position where you “ON YOUR OWN.” ADDiy between 8 a. m. and 6 p. 318 W. Vermont st., or call RI465 Ps appointment. Ask for Mr. Simpson.
FRY .CO0K Night work. Good pay.
“Hi Spot,” 411 8. Illinois
GOOD MECHANICS
peeded In nmin Sodusey. Apply to Clyde Be
887 MASS. AVE. AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
HANDY MAN I help redecorate aps.
and work in furniture
store. See Mr. Wereley, 925 Va. Ave.
HELPERS =
Needed in Steel Fabricating Doing Highly Essential War
Plant Work.
~ Ask for Mr. Huxman
WE ARE IN NEED OF A Truck Driver Lithograph Press Helpers
These good positions are open for day and . night Jif 9 Py of 3 Dvertimg
WM. 8. BURFORD PRINTING CO.
803 E. WASHINGTON.
LABORERS
Essential Industry. Steady work. Plenty of TY vertime.
- The Smith Agriculture _ Chemical Co, 1850 KENTUCKY AVE.
LABORERS—HAND NAILERS War Production Work
dood pay. No experience necessary.
Indianapolis Wire-Bound Box Co.
1300 BEECHER. GA-4433 LUMBER HANDLERS Steady, outside, healthy. Good pay No experience necessa
Ty. CARTER-LEE LUMBER CO. 1621 W, WASHINGTON ST.
MAN
for part-time janitor work. Apply in person with references. Abbott Laboratories, 215 N. Senate
MAN
For established coffee route. Permanent position. An opportunity to make $30 to $60 weekly for a man who will apply himself. All route expenses paid. Please phone
HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 HELP WANTED—MALE 11 HELP WANTED MALE Mor "woman: coupioa” housework “oan HELP WANTED Stable Jobs for Mochanies yas uate In War Essential Printing Plant | ,Aursctive
and sas. Form Firmaneat and
ast Es JArerds LTE INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STEAMFITTER AND ¥ LOMBER. a
Stove Repair Man * '™
Bee Mr. Wereley, 925 Va. Ave, Telephone Salesman
national sport. 519 Security Trust Biag.
TIRE SERVICE MEN
Have steady jobs for: colored men experienced in truck tire service work, Fils Trueking Company, 1002 8. Hardng.
TIRE VULCANIZER
ONLY EXPERIENCED MAN NEED APPLY. GOOD SALARY.
Wholesale Tire & Rubber
821 N. ILLINOIS
— Cs —————c——— WANTED—2 LABORERS IN _P PIPE YARD. 1235 8. WEST ST. WANTED—Driver for retail forist delive
ery truck. Wiegand Flower Store, 1610 N. Illinois,
WASHROOM HELPER OR WASH MAN
to handle extractor and tumblers. Small plant. Permanent.
DY-PER SERVICE
814 Dorman.
WELL DRILLERS
and drillers helpers. Layne Northern Co., GA-4597. 227 W. Edwards ave.
White or Colored Zo. mecnine,
for appointment, RI-2614.
HVT DAYS—GENERAL WORK. MID- | GED OR PAST. SMALL FACPRY. WA-1481 Mechanica— Metal — Painters II "or Part Time Guarantes—Commission— Peterson 30th & Central Sales Co. TA-4501
MEN
Essential Industry Experience NOT Necessary Steady work now and after the
war, Our business has been in operation here for 75 years.
National Starch Products, Inc.
1515 8. DROVER with late model cars to deliver telegrams; full or part time.
Mr. Dalton. WESTERN UNION MEN EE; 18 to 60 Years
For production jobs in essential paper industry.
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Interviews from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
The Beveridge Paper Co. MEN
You are vitally. needed in our essential food industry. Experience not necessary. Earn while you learn. Plenty of overtime. TEADY WORK NOW AND AFTER THE WAR »
EVANS MILLING CO.
1730 W. Michigan St.
METAL MAN CENTRAL GARAGE UST CENTRAL WA-0378
MOTOR TRUCK MECHANICS
Permanent employment. Good pay; 48hour working week: time and a half for over 40 hours. Group plan of accident, health and life Joeuraues | Come in 8 a. 5 pp m Saturday unit HR,
International Harvester Co.
1065 W. Washington
KING KOFFEE KO. WHITE MAN
1
cining. machine. Nu experience necessary. Good wages. TUCKMAN CLEANERS, 3514 College Ave. for steady night job in office building, 48-hour | week. 309 Circle Tower.
WHITE MEN
for janitor work. 8 hours per day. Time and one-half over 40 hours. Bee Mr Luther,
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
Wonderful opportunity for cone tinued employment now and after the war with 88-year-old fim, 5'2-day week. All daytime work, with cafeteria In plant. If interested in work with a future see Mr. Miller,
543 W. McCARTY ST.
An Essential Industry
Wool Presser
Day Hours. Top Money.
CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING a co.
2001 E. Washington.
YOUNG MEN
For Btock Room and General Store Work — Fine
Opportunities. INDIANA WAL PAINT CO. 2
SPECIAL ANNOUNC s
ZONE ONE MEETING—Auxiliary Police = Districts 15 and 17 are s soring an amateur show at the Garfield Park community house Thursday night, March 16, at 8 o'clock. Public is invited. - FLOOR Sending and finishing, e workmanship; free estimates. LI-
rt Extension 2 .
PERSONAL SERVICES i
LADIES’. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE
MEYER O JACOBS
212-214 E. 16th WA-0084
WE SPECIALIZE Front End Repairing and Aligning Auto and Trucks (All Makes) SPITZNAGEL & CLAY, 525 W. PEARL
ON AND APTER March 14, 1044, I will not be responsible for debts contracted any other ‘than myself. James ennedy, 121 N. Edgehill,
Radio and Washer Repair Me or up and deliver. Radio Lab, 3810 FR-0535.
Paper cleaning. Particular work for particular people. LI-4268.
NEIGHBORHOOD HELP
Walk to Work
© ORDER WORKERS ® TRAINEES
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Co.
1959 yA Meridian GA-4421 Mr. Morganthaler
OUR SOLDIERS HAVE A BEEF COMING
In fact, hundreds and th d beeves, porkers, etc.—IF you help get it to them! Time and Half for Over 40 Hours No Experience Necessary Modern EquipmentoGood Wages Avply | in Zoe go Office, 8A o5P
Maryland & Blackford Sts.
PAINTERS
Huber Contracting, 2050 Northwestern.
* * Painters * *
APPLY MR. COOGAN kek
* * | Warren Hotel PORTER
No experience necessary; no no Sundays: no holidays; Charley's Restaurant, 144 E.
PORTERS
White or colored. Apply Personnel Office, METHODIST HOSPITAL,
PORTER AND RELIEF MAN COLORED: OVER 40 PREFERRED
HOTEL LINCOLN - POT WASHERS—COLORED
GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. Meridian Plumber & Helper 520%: nines
RAILROAD OPENINGS
enced Telegraphers, Car Inspectors, Car Repairmen, Machinists, Painters, Riveters No Experience Necessary for Yard Brakeman, Yard Clerks, Switchtenders, Apprentices & Helpers- (all crafts), Freight Truckers, Shop Laborers TRACKMEN
: Apply U. S. Railroad Retirement Board
15 East Maryland Street
Service Station Attendants Day man—3 p. to n Pp. m.; night
Hag +11 m. Fy 14 ; good 7 tobe." si Bites Oil Co. nut w, Washingro
Several Boys or Men
r factory work: - Centrally located. Permane ey security
"hir-Line Mig. 00. De INC.
good pay. Ohio,
Stable Employment for Men
ELECTRIC motors and service, CLAUDE HENDERSO! C SHOP, 1441 Madison Ave. LI-8679. FURNITURE REBUILT—Refinished, Never too bad to fix. Pickup and delivery.
MA-0624. Horseshoeing, waGenl. Blacksmith gon work; aay. service. 201 N, Richland. BE-1618-GENERAL CONTRACTING on sewer ging, laying, septic tanks cleaned. a & Son, CH-0444-J, CH-3810.
IATE SERVICE—Interior, pa
e aiming woo 31-0
ork Fiananices vated. Box a eo
Mattresses 0.0" repaired sasty. RI-1832.
ONE-DAY a EMERGENCY DRY
of CRESCENT CLEANERS, Laat 4e N. CAP. CAP.
CINDERS Sip’ st enim
Hardwood floors refinished to IR- 6968
beautiful luster. Est. free * em not ance _RI1-2028 WA-B291 Po ee A-| Paper Cleaning s. “wae: Ww LL 'APER STEAMIN
Hardwood floors laid, fn RR.ARIE BELT Ee BA-862
Pain BE-2679 Pipes Hace A. ir WAR WNRKERG Let me awaken you. WAR WORKERS 5. ay. Be. 105%. We Specialize day or night. WA-4330 $1-32.50 Ea. ROOMS WITHOUT $5 WK. UP, BARTON HOTEL beds; free parking. Delaware at Michi~ gan, LI-5315. 641 FT. WAYNE CENTRAL, 2209—Large front ar a good restau-
RASS. minos __ LI<4386 in light hig.—baggage RINGER ROLLS 335% Es Curlers Large, clean, attractive rooms; WILSON HOTEL Yoke on spring; suitable 1 or 3;
rants near. | Pe eiereds a wits bas or Emu.
men preferred; % block MA 6855.
PAR AVE, 11 arge room; man only;
33RD, 963 W. Clean comfortable room. J Private, modern home. TA-0343.
WARM ROOM, adjoining bath; near excellent trolley service; gen preferred. 638 8. Meridian.
¥ vy eridi: st. Gilbert Hotel ** 5 Yorn LARGE living room And bedroom com-
Attractive, $5. LI-8167.
bined; twin beds; tlemen; excel lent transportation. 'A-T608. GENTLEMAN—Sunny room, 3 shower. ul carline. GA-8641.
DO. sleeping room, private Bath.
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Home, 2233 N. Meridian, T.
TOR'S MA-7481.
man's wife for
215 N, SENATE!
Hii ws Pr. ot Hugh 4 Baker & Co. ae oe Jobs. available as trolley snd} Do Not ‘Apply If Already Engaged| - | $02 W. McCarty 154 peach ay FH yb Teer who not % to ap Cm rl Tey EX g
710 Kahn Bullding.~——