Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1944 — Page 13

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NDIANA'S Largest Photographic Supply House—representing the world’s , leading manufacturers of photographie

Men's SUITS

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Places Any Garment in Our Layaway!

Funnies’ Stir re of Yankees

8 Home, “1601 E. New York st. 8:30 a. m. Services Holy Cross chur Burial St. Josepn cemetery

20, of 1

— Geraldine, age ae | Ms, ari

Lawn cemetery, may call at funeral home. rt C.. 2314 N. New Jersey, husbeth father of MIs,

HELP WANTED—MALE

Ages 16-53 : Esenial igh Ingusies

—— = : Waltress—6 Nights

WAITRESS

| $15.00 Weekly, a Tips. g - $t. Moritz—109 N. Penn.

Day Work—Good Wages Hl SPOT, 411 8 [Illinois

1357 8. MERIDIAN | cotoréd: experience socessary. Spink Arms Hotel.

attending school, age 16 or over, with or without bicycles law wash early evenings. Mr. Dalton, 18 N.,

BELL BOYS

"WESTERN ‘UNION

Apply 333 W. 18th . T EXPERIENCED Bundle Work Checkers and Assorters

Day hours only; 5s day week. 2 daily rest per The Pay Is Excellent CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. {On the car line.) 2901 E. Wash,

WHITE WOMEN

ber of Commerce Bunting. Apply freight elevator after 4:30 p.

WHITE WOMEN

209 i Tower Bldg.

Women—White

for cleaning work at night in Cham-

EE FEW, Sintlay to house-

SP. M. to 11 P No Sundays,

BOYS AND MEN

Cook—Wanted

0c PER HOUR-TIME ONEHALF OVER . 40 HOURS - PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS

R. C. A. Cafeteria

3300 E. Michigan Street

(8 HOURS. 6 DAYS)

ith, away Sundsy| FILE CLERK for oflce Baldy ei aha St Moritz, 109 N. Penn. St. MEN I Pa Ty Ee Friends Will train. Age limit 25. pt roundings good. “gee” Mr. Luther, 710 You are vitally needed in may call at the mortuary Monday Insurance Company. TA-15 Eahn_Bujlding. Grown Laundry sential food industry. Panis evening. FILE CLERK WwW 0 M E N not necessary. Earn while you HARTLEY Leland, 47 years, of 1226 Law- & D Cleanin ‘Co arn Plenty of overtime Te ae Dots He ana] Permanent postions. Opportimity fof 18 to 50 . SE PER THE WAR Y. a Tr © a rine Hartley, brother of Clarence, Austin ve advancement. For interview call at rer SsENT] TAR BORK NS Have opening for route . EVANS MILLING CO. artley, Cam sburg, an \ William Hartley, Tatoen Sa AMERICAN STATES iis. CO. Apply Employment Office salesman. Good start- | 170 W. Michigan St. th G| 8 ast su Friends invited "Burial at Work Feeder and Folder] xyMBLE GLASS CO. mission. Steady work. Over 16 for Parts Department. TH Friends . : . . = xperience Not Necessary. z _ A JAPANESE observation plane | may call at the funeral home after Permanan: Position. Jeod S ikavi 229 E. SOUTH Future security. Apply Permanent employment, Good vy; 48- ’ 10 a. m. Woduesdey anf SAI i Do Kot Apply, Rt Ione In Employment Office hour working week: time and a { for Insses aves the Suge, 404 dou Lay AF OE ras i 2001 E. Washington | bean ana iis ssursno © to ] - - a § o af ily 9a m or 2p m B - . y drift thousands of tokens-from- | 23,1ov st. husband of Elissvedh Hold | Apply 3 a m or 30m radey sar-| WOMEN | beim ein 8 8 m. to Tojo—propaganda leaflets urging man, Edward Holderith, both of Shy; Full Time Fountaineers For institutional work to _ instruct | Del-Mar Garage : "Saturday until noon, ; y rls in house work; must live In 40 N. DELAWARE STREET American fighters in the South | Ind; Mrs. Albert Ernest of Shelbyville, neers fostitation. Call BE-4797 between 8 one of Indianapolis’ largest nternational tar Co. Ind; Mrs. Hupert Ebbing, North Ver- Women, 18 to 50, with or without and 12 a. m downtown garages has 1065 W. Washington. Pacific to throw down their guns, | non, Ind; Aliert Holderith of Cinein- experience. We will train you. Steady a for a young white man. throw up their hands and deliver | [ath O- Funciel Loner Funeral Home,| employment 52 weeks in the year. Women Must know how to drive and MEM 1458 S. Meridia}, Tuesday, 8:30 8. m., Your drug store is an essential part For Day Work have ‘references. Call Mr. themselves into the allegedly tender Sacred Heart ¢ oh, ® a. m. Burial of your everyday home front service. Cafeteria C Morrell, MA-5191. Opportunity for mechanically i mercies of the “invincible” Nips St. Joseph ceme! Apply at Office areteria ounter y anically ine - | KELCH—Lola R, 4710 Rookwood, passed HOOK'S DEPENDABLE STORES Also DISHWASHER clined men to learn good paying + + « The appeal reproduced above away Sunday ‘night, “Service Wednes. California and Market Sts. Bus Girls $ days No Sundays. No mghts. $24. rade. Steady. Prefer draft exempt. ay, a mm, A er . if a sample of such propaganda, | $8000 * Fld, Vinvited, And May-| General Office Work . No Sundays DI Ee ETE DHEA: CENTRAL STATES which is avidly being collected by Hard Mortuary at Winchester, Wednes- Light dictation. Good starting sal- Thoms zy ¢ t ISHWASHER ’ fighting Americans Pp. m. Buri ary. 40-hour week. 5 days. Call $s Restauran 6 ddys. No Sundays. No nights. $24. jungle- who fa- LI-4919 for interview. 111 Monument Circle Paramount Cafeteria, 602 NX Illinois. ENVELOPE

call the leaflets “the Sunday funnies from Tokyo.” . . . Brilliantly colored, and printed on rough pulp paper, the messages usually are presented in crude cartoons and phrased in unique slang apparently written by some Jap who was educated in the United States about 20 years ago. . . . The “tickets to Tokyo” arouse anger as well as amusement when they attempt to stir dissention between Australian and American forces, or when they tell allied fighters they are losing their lives to serve the “selfish interests” of other nations. . . . The smiling, surrendering figure pictured above is accompanied by this message: “He got his food. He got his cigs. Above all, he's assured of life and the chance to get back home.”

LONERGAN TRIAL . IS STARTED AGAIN

NEW YORK, March 20 (U. P).—

the murder of his heiress wife, Patricia Burton Lonergan, got off to a second start today before General Sessions Judge James G. Wallace, with the roll call of a special panel of 300 talesmen. Wallace, who has a reputation as a “tough judge,” will preside at the trial instead of Judge John J. Freschi, who was on the bench last month during the vain effort to pick a jury. After roll call Wallace considered the excuses offered by about 75 members of the special jury panel.

LONDON TIMES ASKS U.S. OF EUROPE GROUP

LONDON, March 20 (U. P).— The influential Times said today that the principles of the Atlantic Charter can be applied only through the formation of a United States of Europe. Division of the continent into many small states is “Incompatible with the military security and economic well-being of the European peoples,” it said.

WIFE SLAYER DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

BELLEFONTE, Pa., March 20 (U. P.).—Michael Musto, 46-year-old Altoona, Pa, beauty shop operator, died in the electric chair at Rockview penitentiary today for the killing of his wife, Mary, 36, on the courthouse: steps at Hollidaysburg last April 6,

MESSENGER AT 65 . WASHINGTON, March 19 (U. P).—Stanley Tyler, 65, -greatgrandson of John Tyler, the tenth President, is a member of the capital's “Over 50” club of Western Union messengers, who now comprise one-fourth of the 500 mes-

on Everything!

Diamonds, Watches Musical Instroments. Camerss

Clothing, Shotguns, Etec.

== The CHICAC JEWELRY

CO. Inc.

ae Bia Slate

_ © 146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

sengers who deliver wartime telegrams here.

COL. WAKEMAN BURIED VALPARAISO, Ind. March 20 (U. P.).~Funeral services were held today for Col. Frank B. Wakeman, 46,

a supervisor of medical corps training at army posts. He died Friday at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. been a regular army officer for 20 S| years.

You Save Because We Save Men's Suits & Overcoats

16” *18” 21" ‘24”

CASE CLOTHES 215 N. Senate Ave, Open 9 to 9

al 10ATs

INDIANA i: GO.

Fast WASHING

N85

kadies, thoy used to say: s TABOO!” Now read these facts

No long ago, many a woman would prefer to suffer in silence

rather than talk about this subject.

Nowadays, women and girls open-

Make Woodworking Your Hobby. Use DELTA MOTOR DRIVEN TOOLS Exclusively at VONNEGUT'S 120 E. Washington St.

RE-WEAVING

"he First Bloo

LEON J ThLoRNG 236 MASS. AV

ly praise CARDUI'S 2-way help. Taken as a tonic, it usually peps up the appetite and aids digestion by stimulating the flow of gastric Juices; thus it often helps build up resistance for the trying days to come. Or taken as directed 3 days

USE YOUR GREDIT at

PEARSON'S

before the time, CARDUI may help relieve. pain due only to periodic, causes. Try CARDUL For 62 years thou-

San of Women hao said they believed it helped them.

LOANS

FURNITU B AND INSTRUMENTS RECORDS e-SHEET MUSIC SAXOPHONE

25 Instructions warn: 25

INDIANA Music co. 115 E. Ohio St—FR-1184

WE Buy Diamonds

WIGHEST CASH PRICES

STANLEY

us w. Washi,

Jewelry Go.

LINCOLN GOLN STATE a ms

sen

COR. CAFIIOL & WASH. ST.

ITCHY SORENESS :

MILLER

NEIDLING—Louis F., beloved son of Emma

PARKS John Arthur,

RILEY—James Philip, beloved husband of

ROBERTS—Norman, 3602 N. Dearborn st.

RUDOLPHSON — Ethel,

SHARKEY -— Julia J,

. UNDERWOOD Charles E., beloved hus-

a Valparaiso resident since 1916 and | {gasN ve

He had| “a

from periodic, functional pain

FLAND-—Alfred H., 206 E. 40th st, thr of John Cottman fland, away Monday morning. Services at ik Ser & opi ha. ort Priends invited. Burial

GIRL :

To check and tag cars.

P. RB Park. Priends may call at the mottaet, 1, husband of Mary, father

DENISON SERVICE, OHIO AND PENN. -- To sort and check diapers. DY-PER SERVICE, 814 DORMAN.

of Mrs, 7 'W. Miller and Mrs. Haro ad Barclay and Paul, passed away Mond morning, Service at Flannez & Buch anan Mortuary, Time la

A. Neidling, passed away Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. m, at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505

8. East st. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after noon Tuesday.

64 years old, of 2150 Kildare ave., husband of Mrs. Nettie Parks, father of Kenneth Parks and Mrs, John Mecha brother of Lee Parks of Clovis, , passed away Sunday. Friends a ‘call at the Jordan Funeral Home, 1 Brookside ave. Puneral Wednesday, March 22, 2 p. at the E. 16th st. Christian oer Priends invited. Burial Washington Park.

Permanent seearhy.

GIRLS—18 TO 30

GIRL

For stock room work; 40-hour week. employment with post-war a sant working

"MUTUAL DRUG CO.

18 W. GEORGIA

Steady employment, learn to operate machines, Clean, easy Work. Time and half for overtime, based 5-dav, 40-hour week. Apply

CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO.

18 8. Sherman Drive

Mary Josephine Riley, brother of John and Michael Riley of Indianapolis and

Miscellaneous work.

Wool Presser

2001 FE. Washington ge HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM.

conditions, | =

Day Hours. Ton Money.

CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.

CH-1923. | 10]

“Allison Division General Motors Corp. Needs

Men & Women

To Fill Job Openings You can help build the engines that power some of our best fighter planes. Make Victory YOUR Business Apply at either Speedway or Maywood Employment Office

Office Hours Mon. thru Sat. 8 a. m. to 4:30 (Statement of Availability Required)

Mrs. Rose Gorr of ‘Calumet City, Ili, passed away at the. residence, 2549 Brookway pl, Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 9 , from St. Joseph's church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends at Shirley Bros.’ Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois, any time,

beloved husband of Ruth, father of

GIRL WANTED 144 W. Vermont. DISHWASHER White or colored. GIRL—General housework and cooking; See Mr, Nickel experienced, city references. No laun- Fort Benjamin Harrison Exch

ry: adults, stay or go; $20 week. Good home, 3627 N. Pennsylvania, take Central ave. car, get off at 36th and Pennsylvania. WA-3251.

Exp, OO ed

Hotel Maids zz. Fm,

Mrs. Norms Ruth Ax and Bruce Roberts, son of Mrs. Susan Roberts, brother of Mrs. Margaret Frazer, Mrs. Mary Carmicheal of Canada, Harold, Ernest, James and Joseph Roberts, departed this life Sunday, age 47. Funeral Yednoaday, March 22d, at Moore & Kirk Northeast Puneral Home, 2530 Station | st, at 3:30 p. m. Burial Washington | Park. Priends invited. i

beloved wife of! Ronald Rudolphson, daughter of Mrs. R. | Carlin of White Pigeon, Mich.. and sis- | ter of Mrs. R. Petrie of Wolf Lake, | ; Mrs. William Greene of White Pigeon, and Mrs. Paul Eldridge of Elkhart, Ind. passed away at residence, 5230 E. Vashingion eh Apartment 44. Funeral Tuesd: m., from Shirley Brothers Irvin * Bn Chapel, 5377 E. Wash. st. Burial Murray, Ind. Priends nay call at chapel after 5 p. m. Monay. widow of John Sharkey, beloved mother of Helen K. sister of Patrick J. and James A. Lynch, both of Indianapolis. and Eugene L. Lynch, Cincinnati, O., died Sunday, March 19, at residence, 133 E. 20th st. Funeral at Blackwell Funeral Home, 1503 N. Meridian st, Wednesday, March 22, at 8:30 a. m.; requiem funeral mass at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic church at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends nidy call at the funeral home. STEWART Stanley 8. of 419 N. Gladstone ave. entered into rest Sunday evening, age "3 years. Husband of Pauline D. Stewart, brother of Mrs. Ruby Roberts and Paul L. Stewart. Service Wednesday, 10:30 a, m. at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel, at Wyatt Funeral Home, Rushville, Ind., 2:3 Pp. Friends are welcome. Burial East Hi cemetery, Rushville, Ind.

band of Nelle L., father of Ct Charles Mel- | vin Underwood and Sgt. John- | son, brother of Apri Hl 1 Lois Morrell, Dorothy Plummer, Ruth Perry and Virginia Gayle Underwood, deceased, passed away Sunday morning at his home, 940 N. LaSalle. Funeral services at Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian, Wednesday, March 22, at 3 m. Friends may call any time. Burial Centerton, Ind.

. | steady

' Salespeo

For Packing and Shipping Dept.

No Experience Necessary. Time and Half for Over 40 Hours

STARK-WETZEL & CO. %25 Gardner Lane

% % HOTEL MAIDS % %

Neat, steady women; pleasant surroundings. See Mrs. Sloat, ink Arms Hotel.

It takes many women in many types of work to keep a nation talking.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP? : ‘Employment Office Women Indiana Bell

Telephone Company 240 N. Meridian

_MAIDS WARREN HOTEL Muitigraph Operator

Some experience preferred; age limit 35. Northside Insurance Company, TA-1501.

Office Girl—Typist Pref. 15 N.. Pennsylvania

ORDER FILLERS

Light, Clean Work—Na Machinery Daytime Hours—No Experience Required

LANE BRYANT, INC.

%52 E. Market St.

PAY ROLL CLERK

With general knowledge of calculating machine, with general office experience: employment; essential industry;! security. Call Morris,

post-war Miss

RI-9377. Convalescent Home

Practical Nurse =3'x ver. ra-so0|

PRESS OPERATORS

PERMANENT POSITION—GOOD PAY AME LAUNDRY: 1352 N. Hlinois St. RELIASLE . housework, | for employed age child; 5-day week. HU- Pia. after 6:30.

strayed from home

BLACK cocker dog. Answers to Jack.

Thursday at twelve. MA-3638. Reward. LOST—Lady's black purse, Miller-Wohl, Saturday. Keep money, return contents. Reward. Frances Siedl. LI-8759. LOST—Brown billfold in Loew's theater, containing money, train aa John J. O'Brien. Reward. CH-62 LOST — Brief case, black, £ET downtown: containing music, etc. Reward. 1015 Main st., Beech Grove, GA-2664. {OST — Brown pouch purse, vicinity Kresge's and Illinois, Saturday, or W, IL

street car, Liberal reward. FR-0038. LOST—$50 Bill in Broad Ripple. Needed badly. Reward. R-6278.

LOST Four small rugs from off truck in Irvington Friday. Reward. FR-

INSTRUCTIONS 3

y culture. Enroll now,

beau ow, In. ternations! uty School, 342 E. Wash

HELP WANTED—FEMALE ¢

10U8 | Indianapolis “woman with lecturing background to present evening program to small inSubstantial income. Postwar security. Car essential. For personal interview write Box 179, care of | -—— Times. ASSISTANT in physician's office, afternoons, evenings; east. State qualifications. Times Bo: 1.

Beck Canvas Products, Inc. 3234 W. Washington St,

POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced. Between the ages of 18 and 45. Or Apply at U. S. Employment Service

148 E. Market Bindery Girl Experience not necesLesh Paper Co. 121 Kentucky A

sary. 5-Day week. C. P. Branch Store Managers for high-grade cleaning estatiishment. Good salary. Mr, Tobey. -1398. CLERK, white, grocery, etnoadiy half days. 18 to 35 years. Experienced preferred. $35 week. WA-3301, Comb. Salad and Bus Qirl White. No Sundays; $21.00, farsmannt. Cafeteria, 602 N.

Communication Carriers 18-5. all inside work. Experience unnecessary

Western Union ““pply-716 Guaranty Bldg.

COMPTOMETER

operator and typist; roll work; age 25-35; opportunity for advancement; post-war security. Call Miss

Morris, RI-9377.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR

Girl 18-30 for Sffice of petroleum fons halt vet exc. a orking SAE TEXAS COMPANY

3521 Enon

DISHWASHER off | ore: SAC Baker's Lunch

Sunday. Good Yages. 115 W . 30th,

LOST & FOUND Experienced tn selling coats. lary and commission. STRAYED—Black cocker spaniel, name Jinx. Tan harness. a Foley on name Emplpyment Office. 7th Floor late. War 2526-M, 412 Con TE The WA. i BLOCK CO. LOST—Biack cocker spaniel, 9 months ME p old, male Answers to name of Harper. SHIRT FINISHERS Reward. 2343 N. Harding. LI-88%94, Permanent Position—Good P: evenings Fame Laundry, 1352 N. *Miinets

Stable Employment. for Women

High type jobs Sulisble | as | Soles and

FUR Cutters, Operators, Nailers, Finishers

Keep "Em Rolling!

. quired . to keep

Mouldings, Inc.

Only Thoroughly Experienced Need Apply—Year Round Position Guaianteed—TOP SALARY.

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. WASHINGTON STREET

Several good jobs are open for men and wom in our production depart ment to help $urn out materials rethe nation’s cars rolling. These are good jobs now and they will be good jobs when the car shortage is over. Work is interesting—in pleasant surroundings among congenial folks. With a fast growing organization in which there's a real opportunity for sincere workers. If you’ are not now employed in an essential industry, come ih and investigate, Call at smpleyment office between noon.

"BOWES “SEAL FAST" CORP. 216 N. Pine St.

OPENINGS

IMMEDIATE Openings In PRODUCTION, PACKING,

DRIVERS

Greenhouse Help

|For Our Armed Forces

HELP WANTED

| MAN

for ambulance and funeral p

16 S. Sherman Dr.

work. 23 McLean Place. ESQUIRE GRILLE CHEF

Capable of kitchen supervision. Good wages and working cone ditions, IR-0067, IR-8040.

~ Experienced Brake Man

Frank's Brake Service 329 S. Missouri, LI-9519.

No experience necessa ROEPKE FLORAL COMPANY, Dearborn and Roosevelt.

Help Prepare Meat

This is -an essential industry and we need your help. ® Time and half fog over 40 hours. ® No experience necessary ® Modern equipment ® Good wages . Apply, in Person Bployment Office, M. to 5 P. M. Daily

KINGAN & CO, Inc.

Maryland and Blackford Sts.

In War Essential Printing Plan} WE ARE IN NEED OF A ' Truck Driver Lithograph Press Helpers

These good positions are open for day and night shifts. Plenty of overtime : Must be U. 8. Citizen.

WM. B. BURFORD PRINTING CO.

603 E. WASHINGTON.

HOTEL PORTER

Excellent wages. Colonial Hotel, 220 8. Illinois.

HOUSEMAN APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL LABORERS—HAND NAILERS War Production Work

' Good pay No experience necessary. Indianapolis Wire-Bound | » Box Co.

1300 BEECHER. GA-4433

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. Ticase phone

Availability Cert. No Experience Necessary Aviation

141 E MARKET

U. EMPLOYMENT, 148 * MARKET

Lavatory, Office and Production Openings

For an essential job with an opportunity for continued employment after the war, apply at our employment department 220 E. McCary st.

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY

bus operators. work. Join an ona essential in war and peace. Good pay. Paid while learn

ing. Vacations provided Awards for acto piisment. aa Room 213, Tracon Terminal

“INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST

Essential manufacturing industry with excelient post-war prospects needs a stenographer or typist sales dept. Experience preferred but will train industrious- and intelligent junior. Good wages, 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions. Apply Employment Dept

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION

700 West Morris Street

STENOGRAPHER

5% days. 40 hours. Small office. Excellent "location. 1207-9 Merchants Bank Building.

STENOGRAPHER Permanent Position Some Clerical—5'/ Days—LI. 7561. - Stock Room—Mail Clerk

Messenger; will train; age limit 25. Northside Insurance Company, TA-1581.

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

_to Work in Accounting Dept. National Hosiery Mills RI-1821 , . . “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.

OR PART TIME. RE FOR HIGH SCHOOL G MA-3666.

WAITRESS—6 Days agemden § 8. MERID | Sa ane

and dishw ; or white, VESTAL'S Morris. LI-3939.

RURANT, TSH Ww.

8 A.M to 5.P.

MIDDLE AGED or eiderly colored couple or woman, complete housework small family adults, adequate wage, modern

quarters. WA-2815, MEN WOMEN

Experience Not Necessary We Train You

e Punch Press Operators +o Hydraulic Machine Operators eo Spot Welders ® Shear Operators eo Special Jobs Essential Industry . NO AFTER-WAR LAYOFFS Apply 8-5 Monday through Friday, 8-1 Saturday.

BASCA MFG. CO.

Roosevelt Ave. at Dearborn St.

PRODUCTION JOBS

Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to”3 — ii APPLY EMPLOYMENT O

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION

700 WEST MORRIS STREET

WANTED

Unskilled Men and Women UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.

Employment Office—19 W. South St. Interviewing Hours—S8 A. M. to 5 P, M. Monday Through Saturday Do Not Apply If Already in Essential Work

HELP WANTED-—MALE 11

ADAMS

is building machinery for the armed services exclusively. When peace comes there will be no period ms.

smplayment Sarin to 5 Monday to 12 en Saturday.

through y: J. D. "ADAMS MFG. CO. 217 S. Belmont Ave.

Take W West Washington 8t. Car _ - 8t.. Car

AUTO MECHANICS

443 VIRGINIA AVE.

VANIA MOTOR INN, _ N, PENNSYLVANIA.

ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.

Required |

Division’

| Acme-Evans Co., Inc.

of reconversion at Continuous employment should fn the post-war period. If not now employed In essential work see our

HARRY A. SHARP; INC.

Auto » Body and Fender Man|

for appointment. RI-261

KING KOFFEE KO. KO. MAN OR YOUNG MAN ~~

For full or part-time work in printing company. Will consider one with limited experience or training in presswork. This job will continue after the war, Address

Box 5 55, The Times. Specker’s Mkt., 1043

MEAT CUTTER §. East. RI-5454.

Mechanics—Metal—Painters All or Part Time Guarantee—Commission— Peterson 30th & Central Sales Co. TA-4501

MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN

Post-war employment. If not now en-| gaged in essential work apply

U. S. Employment Service

148 E. Market St. MEN a 18 to 60 Years

For production jobs in essential paper industry NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY iplerviows ren

|The Beveridge “Paper Co.

717 W. Washington

| —————————— rt —— MEN

Steady work. Plenly of overtime. Essential Food Industry. Makers of “E-Z Bake” Flour.

Blackford and W. Wash. Ave. MEN

Essential Industry Experience NOT Necessary

Steady work now and after the war. Our business haa Been in operation here for 75

National Starch Products, Inc. * 1515 S. DROVER

MEN

We need you now in our war work program, If not now employed In essential war work MR. ED DUNN

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co. 1545 Van Buren St.

$8 Squares East of Shelby St. : On Belt Railroad.

MEN

full or part time. Mr,

WESTERN UNION MEN WANTED

red Prefer

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Time and one-half over 40 hrs. Double. time over 48 hours. Day or night shift. Bonus for working nights. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

1600 E. 2ist MEN

over

Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.

WESTERN UNION MEN AND BOYS

work.

2457 CENTRAL

with late model cars to deliver telegrams;

American Lead Corp. |

“ full time communication ecarriers, By buildings. Essential war

Over |16—Essential Indus-

TO DR AL TRUC

Plenty Orders Good Rate of Pay

H COAL CO.

1008 E. Michigan

EN VE co S AS

METAL MAN

CENTRAL GARAGE WA-0378

No Experience Necessary

YARD BRAKEMEN

Immediate Employment Plenty of Overtime Must Be in Good Physical Condon Age Limpis, ~ to

U. S. Railroad PR Lirement Board 15 East Maryland Street PORTERS

White or colored. Apply Personnel Office, METHODIST HOSPITAL.

~~ PORTER AND RELIEF MAN COLORED: OVER 40 PREFERRED

HOTEL LINCOLN RAILROAD OPENINGS

Experienced Telegraphers, Car Inspectors, : Car Repairmen, Machinists, Painters, Riveters No Experience Necessary for Yard Brakeman, Yard Clerks, Switchtenders, Apprentices & Helpers (all crafts), Freight Truckers, Sh Laborers TRA EN

Apply U. S. Railroad ~~

Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street

RAILROAD OPENINGS No Experience Necessary

Switchtenders, Rivet Heaters & Buckers Machinist Helpers & Apprentices Store Helpers, Freight , Truckers, Shop Laborers

TRACKMEN

U. S. Railroad "Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street

Urgently Needed to Keep in Repair the Freight Cars Which’ Are Carrying WAR MATERIALS Apply U. S. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street

Several Boys or Men For factory work. Centrally located. Permanent position with post-war security. 40-hour ——— no Saturdays. Apply In

Air-Line Mig. to, , Ine.

15 N. SENATE SENATE

Shipping Dept.

2p ‘or Bug

MAN or BOY

Good opportunity. National Hosiery Mills RI-1321—8 A. M. to 5 P. M.

Stable Employment for Men High type Jovy available as trolley and Permanent and reliable

peace. ing. Vacations

accomplishment. ie Roém tion Terminal b

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STEAMFITTER 230 ave

Edison Ave. STORES—CLERK JANITORS

White or Colored Personnel Of

Indiana University Medical Center

1121 W. Michigan, RI-7551

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