Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1944 — Page 14

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By PHIL AULT United Press War Correspondent

LONDON, March 21 (U. P.).— secret military zone 10 miles deep along some 600 miles of England's east | and squth coasts beginning April eat today as another

! An order establishing a

Coast Area

step in the preparation for the

invasion of western Europe. td » 8

since those imposed in the days just after Dunkirk will forbid visitors to enter coastal areas all the way from the Wash, half way up the English east coast, down the shores of the North sea and the Dover straits to the windswept rocks on the tip of Land's End. Smaller areas along the irth of Forth in eastern Scotland also will be designated as protected military zones,

8 n = Announcement of the closure of coastal areas came soon after a warning that public travel on British railways may be stopped without notice because of military traffic, The ban will prevent thousands

| of Britishers from enjoying their | summer holidays

at Brighton, Torquay and other seaside resorts along the south coast and will shield from public gaze the great ports of Southampton, Portsmouth and Plymouth,

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Establishment of the military .

zone was described by the Daily Mail as “a major augury of decisive events ahead.” No one in the protected area will be permitted to use binoculars or telescopes without special

| permits and anyone convicted of | entering- the zone without author- | ization will be liable to a £100

($400) fine or three months’ imprisonment.

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* [FINS REJECT SOVIET PEACE

Formal Action Explained As Government Seeks

New Russ Terms.

HELSINKI, March 21 (U, P).— Finland formally announced her rejection of Russian armistice terms early today, but at the same time promised to continue her efforts to reach a satisfactory peace with the Soviets. A government ‘communique issued at the unusual hour of 5:30 a. m. (9:30 p. m. Monday, Indianapolis time) said Finland could not accede in advance to the Russian demands without further clarifica~ tion of their meaning. . The disputed Russian demands, which the communique said would have a “far reaching efféct on the existence” of Finland, were believed to include those calling for internment of German troops and withdrawal of Finnish troops within Finland's 1940 borders in advance of armistice negotiations.

Disclosure Delayed

The Finnish note of rejection was sent to Moscow by way of Stockholm last week-end and disclosure of the contents presumably was delayed until word of its delivery reached Helsinki. Covering two double-spaced typewritten pages, the Finnish communique reviewed the history of the preliminary peace talks, which were initiated by Juho K. Paasikivi, former Finnish premier, with Mme. Alexandra Kollontai, Soviet ambassador to Sweden, at Stockholm last month. After the

sian armistice terms were received, the. communique said, the Finnish parlialgent requested further information regarding the interpretation of Various points and. conditions. Still Seeking Peace “The Finnish government regretted that the Soviets did not consider it possible to give the Finnish government. a chance to clarify its standpoint on these various questions and declared that negotiations were possible only after the Finnish government approved

communique said. “Although the Finnish government is still seriously endeavoring to restore peaceful relations, they did not consider it possible to approve in advance conditions which would have a far reaching effect on the existence of the nation without knowing for a certainty their meaning and content.”

YANKS REVISIT INVASION GOAST

‘Bomb Pas de«Calais Area in Wake of R. A. F. Raid -

On South France.

LONDON, March 21 (U. P.).— American heavy bombers switched the weight of their daylight offensive back to the French invasion coast today in the wake of a smallscale R. A. F. night assault on a Nazi explosive works in southern s France. ) Headquarters of the U. 8. 8th air force annpunced that a force of

cover at the bomb-battered Pas de Calais area—where the Germans reportedly have installed rocket guns and other anti-invasion defenses. There were no immediate details

‘of the assault, beyond the terse an- | nouncement that enemy “military | objectives” were bombed.

Hit Munitions Plant The daylight raid followed an at-

plosives factory at Angouleme, 69 miles northeast of Bordeaux,

Snan Funeral

Thurs

ley,

father

Crown ing.

Crown

PARKS—John Arthur, 2150 Kildare ave.,

tie Pa

at the

passed day, 9

Mrs.

life Su day.

ter of Ind.;

hart,

Wash.

fon of

10:30 a. Chapel, fests m.

p. STETTLER poo F, beloved husband of Fannie M. Stettler, father of Frederick, Eugene, and Jane, passed away Monday. ServFlanner Friday, 2 p. m. Friends invited, Burial

ices

Crown

erts

Home, Friends

Atwood,

8. East st.

Brokway pl,

call

of Mrs.

March 22d, Northeast Funeral Home,

Mrs. Pigeon, and Mrs. Paul Eldridge of Elkpassed away at residence, 5230 E. Washington st., Funeral Tuesday, 8 Brothers Irving Hill

Ind.,

ning, age ‘3 years.

aid Juhi

may call

ome, 1458 8S. Meridian, a. Sacred Heart St. Joseph Cem-

GATES Aretus Sete) father of Mrs.

ly, 8: church, 9 4. m. Burial St

er,

E. Walk Buddie Gates, Martinsville, of Mr G,

rence ave., husband

Hartley, brother of Cl Dode Hartley, William Harti morning. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.

Monday morning. Services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, Friends invited. Burial Friends may call ‘at the ARLOWE—Ernest O., age 55 yea band of, Carrie Kord Marlowe, father of Elbert W. Marlowe, Washing: gton, brother of Mrs.

Kas.,

1934 invited.

of Mrs.

Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial|s—————

Hill,

| the conditions presented her,” the |NEIDLING—Louis F., beloved son of Emma A. Neidling, passed away Monday mornFuneral Wednesday, 10 a. m., at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1305 Friends invited.

Hill. Friends

rks, father

Friends may call at the Jordan Funeral

Home,

E. 16th st.

Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. RILEY—James Philip, beloved husband of Mary Josephine Riley, brother of John and Michael Riley of Indianapolis and Mrs. Rose Gorr of (Humes City, Iii the Sunday. Funeral Wednesfrom St. Joseph's church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Shirley Bros.’ Chapel, 946 N. Illinois, any time, ROBERTS—Norman, 3602 N. Dearborn st., beloved husband of Ruth,

away at a. m,

Norma Ruth Ax and Bruce Roberts, son of Mrs. Susan Roberts, brother Margaret Frazer, Carmicheal of Canada, Harold, James and Joseph Roberts, departed

nday, age 47.

0 p. m.

= mortuary.

ey, passed

Rosé’ Watkins, Washington, D. C., Prank and John Marlowe, passed away Tuesday a. m. at en 821 Centennial st. Service Thursday, 2:30 funeral home, chigan Friends Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p. m, Wednesday. MILLER—M. 1, beloved husband of Mary, John W. Mi Harold Barclay and Paul Miller, away Monday morning. Services at the

1 husband of Mrs. Netof Kenneth Parks and Mrs. John Meehan, brother of Lee Parks of Clovis, Cal,

1550 Brookside Funeral Wednesday, March 22, 2 p.

Mary Shae :

a Beckham, and Jonp Lorine, sister of ‘away Monday,

Usher’ mortuary, 231 2313

a" Ea March 23, st. Prien Burial Wi % Friepds jnd.,

about 3:30 p. m

by + are ne, 2. oa (On JORG line.) i Wash. o ts, Marie pred avy ost pute Sc | CLERK ; he es {ny 10 a. m., at the Farley Puneral Re , TA- Bi ote ome, 1604 W. Morris st. Burial Gravel Lawn cemetery. at Foriville, ~ Friends FILE CLERK: 11 d RIE iS Anthony J., age 49 Soars, of 1706 ani ¥ stot. Oppertuni oe Union, Bladies of Jose ine, William advancement. call TR Birth, Mrs. Secs a Luessow. oy at AMERIC STATES INS, co.

m.;

Bridgeport, Conn.;

f Doris Holle Hartfather of Catherine and Leland arence, Austin and Campbellsburg, Ind., and away Sunday

8. East st. Priends invited. Burial For stock room work; 40-hour week. frown, Hill. Priends may call at the Permanent employment with post-war uneral home. security. Pleasant working conditions. Faves Sunday Hie Rookwood, passed | See Mr. Ray. unday n rvice W - day, 9:30 a. m., at ®lanner & Be MUTUAL DRUG Co. He cum cn lint, And i ary a ster, WednesGar 3 bre gy oy inchie GIRLS—I18 TO 30 LAND Ale oaimd LE st. Beady Su ploy, Jars 18 ope: Bere ol i ahaa ar, He Teall le veri bused | er, : Maurice Pickette, 206 49th - on 5-day. 40-hour: week. App

2 p.m, Memorial Park. mortuary,

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- Conkle st.

Pp. m.,, -

W. Mi

iller, Mrs.

Burial may call. 64 years old, of

passed away Sunave,

Christian fg residence, 2545

Friends Central

father of

Mrs. Mary

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_ 507 Peoples Bank bl

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Braest, Funeral eis |

at Moore & Kirk]

2530 Station | Burial Washington |

Friends invited.

RUDOLPHSON — Ethel, Ronald Rudolphson, daughter of Mrs. Carlin of White Pigeon, Mich., and = R. Petrie of Wolf Lake,

Mrs, William

st.

+ Akron, O,, brother of Mrs. Bernice Wil“liams of Akron, O. Funeral Thursday, from Shirley Bros. Central

m., 946

Tuesday.

& Bu Hill,

STEWART—Stanley 8, of 419 N. Gladstone ave., entered into rest Sunday eveHusband of Pauline D. Stewart, brother of Mrs. Ruby Roband Paul Wednesday, Moore Peace Chapel,

L. 10:30 a,

Rushville, are welcome,

cemetery, Rushville, Ind.

tack by a snail force of British |LOST & FOUND four-engined Ladcasters on an ex- |STRAYED Black ¢

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Pp. m,

Burial Murray, may call at chapel any time. MITH—Kenneth B.,

age 48 years, beloved Mr. and Mrs. W

N. Illinois. Friends may call at chapel after

1808 Central ave,

Ind.,

cocker

beloved wife of

Greene of White

Apartment 44, from Shirley 5377 E. Ind. Friends

Chapel,

/. Curt Smith of

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Richard

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Pp. Burial East Hii

R.A.F. Mosquitoes ously bombed targets in western Germany. -All planes safely from both attacks.

second in three nights on a French

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759.

in vicin-

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etc. Reward.

SHIRT FINISHERS

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High type jobs avatlable as trolley and bus operators. Permanent and reliable work. Join an Industry essential in war and peace. Good pay. Paid while ledrning. Vacations provided. Awards for accomplishment. ;> Room 213, Traction Terminal bld

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS ~ STENOGRAPHER -Permanent position; good pay and opportunity for advantement; ideal working conditions. Please phone for appt. A-4421

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badly.

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American bombers from Britain and | — oi Main st., Beech Grove. GA-2664. OST — Brown pouch purse, vicinity Italy in the past week to approxi-| Kresge's and Illinois, Saturday, or W. 1. mately 23.000. street car. Libéral reward. FR-0038. More than 250 Flying Fortresses | "own owner *Jaentity. poy for as and Liberators of the 8th U. S. air|_—GA-6371. force in Britain yesterday blasted |LOST in Baker's shoe store, Monday |

night, large package. Reward. MA-8394. military targets in the Frankfurt LOST—$50 Bill in Broad Ripple. -627!

Needed |

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“ENDURING PEACE NEEDS CHRISTIANITY’

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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Demands for sallisd operators exceed the Learn Tr expert teachers INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL 342 E, Washington Bt.

“There can be no enduring peace HELP WANTED—FEMALE

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Bindery Girl

Lesh Paper Co.,

_{ Branch Store Managers for gh -grade cleaning establishment, To IR-1398,

teaching

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he told the congregation, “lies the | "AMBITIOUS Indianapolis woman wiih lecturing background to present evening program fo small inig i income. Post-

fous, curity. Car

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ASSISTANT in physician's office, noons, evenings; east.

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121 K

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JORDAN : CABINET 0.

29 E OHI ST.

rmanent Man ho

THE T

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inois.

Communication rr inside

18-55; all Experience’

TEXAS

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“~Girl 18-30 for office 8¢ petroleum co Dosttion; exc. x king condi-4

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8-1 Saturday.

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ferred; permanent position; good working conditions; 40-hour week. Apply in person. Mutual Life Insurance of New York, 607 Electric

STENOGRAPHER

‘6'2 days. 40 hours. Excellent location, Bank Building.

STOCK WORKERS

Light, clean work; peace-time security; daylight hours; no experience needed. \

LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. MARKET ST.

Stock Room—Mail Clerk

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TYPIST — PERMANENT POSITION; 40-HOUR-FIVE-DAY' WEEK; SALARY $23 PER WEEK PLUS BONUS. PLEASE ANSWER BY LETTER, GIVING TYPING SPEE D, AGE, EXPERIENCE AND PHONE NUMBER. ADDRESS TIMES, BOX 54. emm——————

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~~ WE URGENTLY Neto a

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Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.

8. MERIDIAN

1387 8. MERIDIAN

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+ 50c PER HOUR—TIME AND ONE HAL OVER 40 HOURS — PLUS e UNIFORMS

C. A. Cafeteria

3300 Michigan Street

Coal Truck Driver

Part or Full-Time Job Here Is your opportunity to make good money hauling coal by the ton. Good truck, plenty of orders. Most coal is conveyor loaded.

mission.

CASH COAL CO. 1008 E. Michigan Cook—Wanted

St. Moritz, 109° N. Penn. St.

Grown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.

Have opening for route Good starting salary. Liberal comSteady work. Future security. Apply ‘Employment Office, 2901 E. Washington

OURS. 68 DAYS)

0 N.

or a

have Morrell,

DRIVERS

work.

Good ditions. IR-006

advancement.

time workers.

daily.

all expenses.

from $45 to $62.50

you are “ON

appointment;

Good

Del-Mar Garage

DELAWA one of Ara downtown garages has young Must know how to drive and references. Mr, MA-5191, for ambulance and funeral 23 McLean

ESQUIRE GRILLE CHEF

Capable of kitchen supervision. wages and oy: TORRE con. ~9040.

ge Brake Man Frank's Brake Service ! 3 32 8 Missouri,

| Freight House Truckers

Permanent positions, opportunity for Rate 6c per hour. time and half after 8 hours. Can use part-

Pennsylvania Railroad

139 E. South St.

FREIHOFER BAKERS AN ESSENTIAL FOOD INDUSTRY

We have 5 established routes open. These routes operate in and around Indianapolis and return to our

oA read route with OUR COMPANY is the same as being in BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF with some one else paying

igh paying depression-proof Previous selling experience not necessary. utes that are Dow open are earning

r week. Clean outside work and a position where YOUR OWN." Apply between 8 a. m, and 8 p

318 W. Vermont st. or call RI-B465 = Ask for Mr. Simpson

GASOLINE ATTENDANT

Salary

48-Hour Week Time and One-Hall for Ove

Goodrich Silvertown Delaware and North Streets GRILL AND COUNTER MEN Apply 43 W, St. Clair. SA. M—4P M.

white”

RE argent man, Call

Place.

Missouri, LI-9519.

retall bread

Job,

Store

HELPERS

Needed Doing

in Steel Highly Essential Ask for Mr, Huxman

Hugh J. Baker & Co. 602 w. McCarty HELP WANTED In War Essential Printing Plant WE ARE IN NEED OF A Truck Driver Lithograph Press Helpers

ese good positions dre open for day and Ee shifts. Plenty of overtime Must be U. 8. Citizen.

WM. B. BURFORD PRINTING CO.

603 E. WASHINGTON.

APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL

Greenhouse Help No experience necessary ROEPKE FLORAL COMPANY, Dearborn and Roosevelt,

Fabricating Plant

War Work.

MEN ih i operator of retail service No Experience Necessary

Here ! x * ployment wiih Indiana's Ain » lee sition with a veto future. Good Starting Salary Advancement

MEN Aree wn i810 60 Years

Muesing-Merrick Coal Co Tor Lloduction lots in ag lle Road IR. 1191 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY To Dron MA. 8583 interviews trom § A. M. 1114 E. 224 St. WA, 2481 The Beveridge “Paper Co. Goal Truck Dri ILE ushingien ruc river MEN Most Coal Sansa Loaded Good Steady work.

Makers of “E-Z Bake row.

Acme-Evans Co., Inc. Blackford and W. Wash. Avs.

MEN : Essential Industry Experience NOT Necessary

Steady work now and after the e.. aS J Juinen has ieee

“National $! Starch Prodvets, Ine. 1515 S. PRO

MEN

We need you ow in our war work program. oh not aow employed in essentid war

Hoon & Hoke M Mfg. Co.

1545 Van Buren St

8 Squares East of Shelby S( On Belt Raliroad.

with late model cars Pag Selfver teigramas; full or part time

WESTERN UNION MEN

over 50: full time communications ear riers. Downtown Bulging, Essental war work. Mr, Dalton, }

Meridian WESTERN UNION ~~ MEN WANTED

Colored Preferred 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

American Lead Corp. 1600 E. 21st MEN AND BOYS Over 16—Essential Industry—Good Starting Pay Sterling Lagndry

You are vitally needed in our es. sential food industry. Experience not necessary Bay while you

learn. Plenty’ of ertime. STEADY ORK Nw AND

AFTER EVANS MILLING co. 1730 W. Michigan St.

MEN OR BOYS

Over 18 for Parts Department. Experience Not AER

Permanent employment. Good By 48 hour working week; time and a half for over 40 hours. Group plan of accident, health and life insurance,

International Harvester Co.

1065 W. Washington,

Opportunity for mechanically ine clined men to learn good paying trade. Steady. Prefer draft exempt,

CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE

16 S. Sherman Dr.

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION 700 WEST MORRIS STREET WANTED -Unskilled Men and Women UNITED STATES RUBBER CO.

Interviewing Hours—8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Monday Through Saturday’ * If Already E

in Essential Work WANTED MEN

WOMEN

. Curtiss-Wright Corp. Propeller Division, 1231 W. Morris St. x plovinent Office Oy

5 A.M tod PM. Dai Ning at of ay and Birth Certificate.

‘EomPANY

. VESTAL'S Salary; room, & cluded, GRIM}

& hour.

Coke Apply

‘colored; an hour; 6 per week; apply. Com

Northwestern

JANITOR wanted; colored; main office of Citizens Gas Utilities;

Mr. Cox, 49 8. Pen

LABORERS

sential Industry. Steady Ea Plenty of overtime

The Smith Agriculture Chemical Co.

1850 KENTUCKY AVE.

wanted; white or a) dusty. 75s ovens; essentia stry; T3c es eight-hour days floaters need e in Gre Plant at Langsdale rg 5

ave,

MAN OR YOUNG MAN

67c an person to

st.

not person

"NEIGHBORHOOD HELP Walk to Work Order Workers Trainees Steel Shear Man Essential Industry INDIANAPOLIS MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. 1959 S. Meridian GA-4421 See Mr. Morganthaler

No Experience Necessary YARD BRAKEMEN

Immediate Employment Plenty of Overtime Must Be in Good Physical Condition Age Limits, 21 to 45

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

PAINTERS Experienced, interior and

exterior, TA-3039. PORTERS White or colored. Personnel Office, ” 2 DIST HOSPITAL.

No PORTER A RELIEF MA MAN

“Or HOTEL L LINCOLN

"PUNGH PRESS OPERATORS

General Factory Help ZENITE "METAL CORP,

Rear 201 N. West 8t

RAILROAD OPENINGS

No Experience Necessary Switchtenders, Rivet Heaters & Buckers t Helpers & Apprentices Mac Helpers, Freight Truckers,

STEAMFITT

STOR! JA on Indiana Unive

1121 W. “STORE | White; permant ing department,

elephone Fast moving tional spo 9 Security

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Miller. 543 W. An Ess

To operate flot night. Apply 1 of of Commerce BI

WHITE MA

week. 300 Circh

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for janitor Time and See Mr Lu

Wool Pre:

special sales required; goog manent positic _ Peoples ank.

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Phone Ri-556] rate in the city

PERSONAL ¢ Radio an d Each ri Paper clean ‘for partiot I WILL not be

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