Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1944 — Page 14

MEMPHIS, Tenn. March 27

sands of dollars of plateglass

persons to hospitals.

Memphis.

[GRAPE FRUIT HAIL | CRASHES ON MEMPHIS

P.).—Memphis dug out from under the debris today left. by a freak {storm that crashed hail stones thé say , ; nou British Leaders Present: win{dows and roof tops and sent seven

F. W. Brist, head of the Memphis weather bureau, said it was the most destructive storm ever to hit

CHURCHES ASK”

(U,

8-Point Program to

Allied Powers.

LONDON, March 27 (U. P.).— British protestant church leaders today called upon the British com=-

SPRING TER

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Technical Chemistry Economics of Industry Industrial Production Manufacturing Accounting General Metallyrgy Prin, of Measurement Technical Calculations |

Technical Calculations HI (Trigonometry)

(Arithmetic & Geometry)

M REGISTRATION

March .27, 28, 29

Indianapolis Center

n LI ncoln 3548

SCHEDULED CLASSES

Technical Drawing - Applied Electricity Production Control Personnel Relations Prin. of Simple Machines

Andustrial Terminology (English for Industry) Technical Calculations Ii (Algebra)

PERMANENT PROGRAM OF TECHNICAL TRAINING

‘monwealth of nations, the United States and Russia to asSume prijmary- responsibility for reconstruc- | ttion of a post-war Europe and out/lined an eight-point program for maintenance of peace. “We cannot assume thatthe de= feat of tyranny will, in itself, suffice {to establish peace, well being and {liberty,” said a statement signed by {Dr. William Temple, ‘archbishop of |Canterbury; Prof. John Baillie, |moderator of the general assernbly lof the Church of Scotland, and [Prof. R. D. Whitehorn, retiring]

POST-WAR PLAN

72.

| moderator of the Free Church Federal council. “Every advance of the {liberating armies makes more in{sistent the question what can be [done to restore vitality and health {to Europe.”

Program Presented

The statement’s reconstruction program: - 1. Immediate relief measures on

a large scale to feed starving popu-

lations.

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2. Measures to prevent chaos and | restore the rule of law. 3. Common action to restore and | revitalize cultural, social and religious institutions. 4. Explicit effective recognition {by European governments of basic {human liberties.

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Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist Indianapolis, Indiana announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by JUDGE FREDERICK C. HILL, C. S. B.

of Los Angeles, California

Lectureship of The Mother Church

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts

in MURAT THEATRE

Michigan and New Jersey Streets

Tuesday Evening, March 28, 1944, at 8 o'Clock The Public Is Cordially Invited to Attend

PLUMBING & HEATING Wholesale

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J noianas Largest Photographic Supply House—representing the world’s leading manufacturers of photographic materials—for over half a century,

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FUR COATS Largest Selection in the State

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Now Ready HARRY LEVINSON

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You Save Because We Save Men's Suits & Overcoats | :

CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate Ave, Open 9to 9

every county in the state are expected for the event to be held May 26-28 at the state fairgrounds. Prize jmoney, now being solicited by E. {E. Ross, 3708 N. Keystone ave., will approximate $500. The entry fee is 75 cents per rabbit; the entry deadline, midnight, May 20.

club in Indiana was also announced

at yesterday's meeting. Mr. Dodd and Al Tribbett are the sponsors of

jdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel

167 18 59 ; "5 94" | Dupe wound in her leg.

| discharged, the bullet going through her leg. Her condition is not seri-

5. Framing of far reaching economic policies to provide work and social security. 6. Creation and development of common institutions in social, economic and political spheres to increase European unity. 7. Maintenance of a European security system within the framework of whatever system of world security may be devised. 8. Removal once and for all of “the menace of German aggression” and “full atonement for the appalling sufferings inflicted by Nazi Germany on the peoples of Europe.”

(CLAFFEY MAKES NEW BID AS LEGISLATOR

Harry W. Claffey, Indianapolis businessman and a founder of the] Washington Township Republican club, today announced. his candidacy for renomination geese. as a Marion county represen=tative in the state legislature, In the 1943 session of the" gen- § eral assembly, Mr. § Claffey served on the following {house committees: AfTdirs of the city Indianapolis,* corporations, Mr. Claffey

Mrs

Time later, tuary. LUEKE—Elmer R., 544 Eugene st., beloved husband of Nellie C. Robert A. away Sunday afternoon at his residence, Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Friends invited

WASHING

The Rt.

atl’

DICKS—Mrs, of BEE M

day

day, 2 invited.

p. m. service. HAZELWOOD—Eula Mae, age 14. Daughter of Harry Hazelwood, sister of Mrs, Eline Jenkins and Raymond Hazelwood. passed away Sunday evening. Services

Flanner

day, 3:30 5 . Cremation in anner crematory, CAMP—David C., 2322 N. husband of Mary, Bratcher and of Catherine Louise, Junior brother of Ben Camp,

Rev,

29, at

Burial

city; of Iowa, departed

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INDIANAPO

EDUCATOR DIES TON, March 27 (U.P). Msgr. G. O'Toole, co-founder of the Catholic university at Pekin, China, and editor of the China Monthly, died here of a heirt ailment yesterday at the age of 57.

indianapolis Times, Monday, Mar. 27, 1044

, Navy, brother of departed

v neral

J. C.

& Buchanan

Funeral Wednesday,

sister of Harry mother of Mrs. Do

at Biggs

church.

Pp. m,

HERZOG—Seima, Wisconsin st., Herzog, mother

Mae

Beerneart

Rose M., wife of Ben K. Kirby, mother of Mrs. Chester Wilson, Mrs. Craig Hays, Robert and Irvin Kirby grandfather of Duane Kirby, passed away Sunday morning. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Friends may call at mor-

Moore & Kirk Northeast 2530 Station st., 2 Pp. Cordsville: Friends invited. Alice T., 1502 Sheldon, wife , mother of Hazel Swego, and Montgomery, grand-

Tuesd

Frie Frie

d wife of Percy

night.

& - Buchanan

Adams, beloved father of Mrs. Bessie Earl Camp, grandfather David Earl and Bratcher and Suzan Cam Mrs. ‘Lena Coats Clay and Robert and Joe Camp this life Sunday, age

March 29,

Funeral Home, m. Burial Mec-

at the Moore & Kirk Colonial Mortuary, 3447 College ‘ave. and evening.

/ay

Conkle service.

field,

Friends

Robert

passed

tuary any time Monday. KIRBY—Mrs.

6901

Evansville,

Burial Crown Hill,

the

For more than 40 years he has {been associated with the Sanborn {Electric Co, 311 N. Illinois st., and |is now vice president, sales manager and purchasing agent of the firm.) Both he and Mrs. Claffey have

been active in civic, school, church, PIKE—Eli, 157 W. Westfield blvd." hus-

fraternal and political affairs in| {Washingtén township where they have lived for the past 20 years, | Their home is at 8055 Spring Mill road. He is a member of the Masonic | Order Centre Lodge No. 23, the Scottish Rite and Murat Temple.

League of Indianapolis, the Optimist | club and the Indianapolis Construction League. He is married and has one son, Harry W. Claffey Jr, _—

Plan to Exhibit 1500 Hares Here

Something like 1500 entries from

Organization of a “Silver Marten”

Ten-year-old Marjorie McIntire,

A pistol she was playing with was

| PEARSON'S | 128 N. Penn. LI-5513 FURNITURE eo PIANOS BAND INSTRUMENTS RECORDS ® SHEET MUSIC

Rush Relief To Sufferers From

pains due to rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,

umatism Pain

Thousands of sufferers from the torturing

an Friends invited, Friends may call at mortuary, | ROBERTS—Frank, age 57 years, beloved | husband of Marian Roberts, father of | Frank R. Jr., passed away Friday night. Funeral from the residence 1218 dyke st., Tuesday, 10 a. m. FP call at the home Park. Shirley service. OESENER—Albert F., age 61 years, entered into rest Saturday at residence, 1950 E. Roesener, father of Albert M. Roesener of United States navy, Mrs. J. E. Bogue Funeral private Tuesday, 1 m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Washington Park cemetery, RYAN—Mary Ellen (Nellie), wife of William N. Ryan, sister of Clara, Eugene Grannan, Indianapolis; Vincent, Washington; Frank Frank Huber, Mrs, Indianapolis; L.

Mrs.

Mrs,

Ind.

ome.

of Mrs.

may call

funeral

Mortuary,

and Mrs. Robert Thursday at

odist church, Brownsburg, Ind.

Tuesday Conkle Service, WILSON—Ray,

away Baturday

11th st

Memoria) Park,

{the club, formed to improve th ! SAXOPHONE gf .25 silver marten breed, | Hedeesdyioan Instructions Lemon GIRL 10 WOUNDED Wore panied age 76, ’ ’ INDIANA M | i Johnson, Mrs. 115 E. Ohio i 80 ~ BY ACCIDENTAL SHOT

Saturday evening. p. m, Michigan, st.

DELTA

Woodworking Your Hobby. Use

OXYGEN THERAPY

This Equipment Can Be Rented at HAAG'S ALL-NIGHT Drug Store 2nd nd Meridian Sts. .

en —————

DIAMOND LOANS

* WE BUY DIAMONDS #

LITE

141] inc.

service and the Shirley Bros. for their though . Wife, Daughter, Sons and Grandsons. LEWIS—To our friends, neighbors we wish to express our deep. est appreciation and heartfelt thanks for the many kindnesses, exp: and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved husband and - father, H sing gE oui ; ers 1 pal

home.

Wednesday, Intermen

any time,

husband

Ss. C

Friends may call at the residence of parents, one-half mile east of Keystone ave, on E. afternoon

and

of 8. First ave., Grove, beloved husband of Louise Wilson, son of Mrs. Jane Wilson and brother of Miss Lorraine Wilson, Walter and Elmo Wilson, Williams and Mrs. Otto Burkholz, passed Pp. m. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home after 4 p. m. Monday. Funeral service t the funeral Burial Floral

! : Herbert Wolf, “England, passed away {H. McIntire, 1338 E. Kelly st., was Saturday at residence, 3221 W. 30s st. ‘ecoveri \ i Services Tuesday, 2 p. m. at Zion ng today from an accidental Evangelical and’ Reformed church. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill

Friends may call at Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan st. WRENICK—Herbert B.,, age 43, son of Grant Rosselot, Grant, Orville and Warren Rosselot, Mrs, Rose Willlams, Mrs, Pear] Roberts, Mrs, Marionetta Cuppy; step-brother of Alva and Carl Rosselot, passed away Services Tuesday, 3 Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 Ww, Friends invited. Mt. Lebanon cemetery, near Greenfield, Friends may call at the funeral

a CEES ———————— CARDS OF THANKS CLAPP—We are deeply grateful and sin. cerely thankful to our many Iriends,

A im C neighbors, relatives and business associDeuraltia and neuritis—are mighty bappy over | ates for their kindness, expressions of their discovery of NORITO. Now they have sympathy and beautiful floral offefings refound a quick-acting formula which speedily | caivod during the illness and after death of - relieves those exhausting muscular aches and | °F .Jot husband, father and grandpains. NORITO is trus y and dependable | father William © Clapp.- A grateful —really works fast, If you want to feel again appreciation for the comforting mesof MOTH HOLES—BURNS he joy of relief from pat—s0 you can work in | - ADETCTAHON for the LaRue; to the or WORN SPOTS : and sleep in comfort— Rev. M. O. Robbins and. the Rev. C, E. LEON TA ORITO under this ad guarantee. If the | gy Fs = reading the poem Mr. Clapp ) 23 ILORING co. . Fait 5 your set ifacton—your ee oat oe loved most. en eclally thank the SMAS In the Middle of > See ist tod singer, Mrs. 'R. E. gs; the organist, «AVE. Firs refunded. Don’t suffer. See your druggist today Myron Rodebaugh; the ech Grove the A Block || and get NORITO on this guarantee. Mabont lodge for their very beautiful

pallbearers and tful service,

bearers, | Wite

Texas,

t Glen y

Northeast Funeral . m. Burial Friends invited. SPEARS—Lt. Robert, age 19, son of Mr. G. Spears, passed away Biggs field, Texas. Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., at North MethFriends invited.

Mrs.

father of Miss Elsie Wolf, Mrs, Marie Groff, Mrs. Hilda Louise Hopkins, Lillian Kersey, Mrs. Anna Lentz, Oscar, Fred, William, Harry, man, Albert and Harold Wolf, Indianapolis; Signalman 2-c. Carl Wolf of New London, Conn. and Staff Sgt.

Herman,

half-brother of

relatives and

erman N, ° Allen Lewis and the and Children.

FRICKE—SPEARS—Lts. Benjamin Fricke and Robert Spears, passed away ThursServices | Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., at North Meth. odist Fricke will be taken to Berne, Ind., for interment and Lt. Spears to Greenlawn cemetery at Brownsburg for interment. Conkle service. GERMAN — Robert, beloved husband of Rosa German and father of Carl German, passed away at his home in New Palestine Saturday p. m. Services Tuesat the home. Burial Cunnin Friends may call at th Monday.

invited.

Ww.

away at 309 beloved wife of George of Gertrude Billup of Orlando, Fla.; George Herzog Jr. Mrs. Elsie Brown of Hanceville, Ala.: Alex, Paul W. and Prince Herzog. Funeral at Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. st, Tuesday, 3 p. m. Burial Concordia cemetery. JOHNSTON—FElijah B.,, brother of Mrs. Margaret Thiers of Philadelphia and Manchester,

E. 38th

Ind. passe

MENZEL—Harry, of 2658 Applegate st. beloved husband of Laura Menzel and father of Fred and Harold Menzel, Lena Menzel and grandfather of Caroline Marie and Cheryl Ann Menzel, passed away Sunday p. m. Friends at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home after 6 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral service Thursday, 2 p. m. from Friends Burial Washington Park cemetery, | PETTIGREW—Albert E, father of Mrs. Mable Moss, passed away

son

invited.

aged 868 years,

2 Baven.

or-

Tiends may Burial Floral

of innie

George, Leo and Cincinnati;

Frank Kinney,

Leuty, roit, died

, after 7

beloved |

, father of George | this life Mgnday,

fayette. 2 Charles DeVoss, Det . unday. riends may call at the Kirby Clothing, Shotguns, Etc.— Plans for the “biggest rabbit show No ia eridian 2 Wednesda trter 7| Oldest Loan Sever staged in Indiana” were com-| at the mortuary, 9 a. m. 8S. Peter and | Brokers in he rl JEWELRY : pleted yesterday at a meetin of the Paul Cathedral. Friends invited, the State 1 C CO., Inc. =/Picte meeting SMITH—Isaac H., 3102 Lesley ave., “2 * gE Marion County Rabbit Breeders as-| husband of Mary V. I 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. & sociation at the home of Robert M.| oo Dp aeparted this I RR A Dodd, 824 W. 54th st. BE Moye wise “H ez ome, tation,

Services

Burial

65th st., evening.

Beech

Charles, Ethel

Mrs.

Lohrall of

Burial

ressions of

10 a. Friends invited, wife of Russell, Lillian Garrison half-sister of Clifford, Edward Jekel, Services Thursday, 10 Wilson *‘Chapel of Prospect st, Holy Cross. may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” BRODBECK—Ruth, belove passed away Sunday

passed

Service | 1423 Prospect

afternoon

Lt.

Friends gham cemetery. e home after 4 Stirling

Meridian

st.

: BREAKERS

life 1601 E. New York A ~8374 48. Fu Wednesday, ~ Moore & Kirk Northeast | eral Home 2530 Station St. 2 rial Crown Hill. BOTTS--Rose (nee Ward), sister of Edna Gardner, and Elmer Ward, Christopher and Away

. - m.| 1503 8. EAST ST. 981 N. Delaware St.

nds nds | 984 N. Illinots

LOST & FO

yellow Pen-peneil town, probably Wasson's, T7240. * aga ARMEN WA-5265. : at

Name engraved on back. 0071.

LOST -— Small Christian Park,

toes foot,

off on IR-1259 after 5; we

-8488

Ma HISEY & TITUS ria

L1.3828

TA-s08 SHIR B , L1-8408 ROBERT W. STIRLING _

LOST—Child's na zipper purse with set. Gift. DownReward, CH-

WILL "TADY who called about BilifeTd please ca in. DOWNIN. LOST—Tady's wrist watch, white gold Reward. TA-

Beagle hound, vicinity ol ght front ard.

lice st 15 N. Pers

woman girl to 3 small

Light, Clean, Pleasant Work

~ No t Work LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. Market St.

e for TA-2123,

DANTRY WHMARM Good vases ie PANTRY WOMAN 52° ees, oo

Tay door, Spink -Arms Hotel, 410 N. Median, ’

- ! < For institutional work to instruct

WANTED-FEMALE w 18 to 50

SSEN TIAL WAR WORK

FOR E

229 E. SOUTH Do Not Apply If E Essential Industry

girls in house work; must live in institution. 97 between 8 and 12 a. m. LP W 'MALE-

CONDITIONS Apply Employment Office M 'MBLE GLASS ¢O.

* “WESTERN UNION, 3

BOY or aver or general BO fk ihe ©

PAY ROLL CLERK With machine, with steady employment; Jessential post-war security, a | RI-0377,

week,

appointment.

POLICY WRITER — CODE CLERK 5-Day Week

Permanent position; conditions.

LOST—Black leatner change

THE HODSIER CASUALTY CO,

The Indianapolis Times has a desirable opening for a young lady, 20 to 35, experienced on PBX hoard. Excellent working conditions. Five-day, 40-hour Please see Mr, Allio, 214 W. Maryland, or phone RI-5551 for an (

pleasant working

general knowledge of calculating general office experience; industry; Call Miss Morris,

To You cam help b wer some of

Mon. thru Sat. 8 a. m. to

printing. RI-374.

Allison Division General Motors Corp. Needs

Men & Women

Fill Job e of Make Yistory YOUR Business either Speedway or ployment Office

riot Jersey st.

4:30 p. m.

Statement of Availability Required) BOY or girl wi me knowledge of

1 with so ow o Richards, 127 E. New York.

w 221 W. South St.

CABINET MEN FINISHERS, PATCHERS AND RUBBERS

or grocery work, Ful

ctory wo BONS, 546 =.

3300 {gan Street oY to work in ea grocery.

Contact Mr. Field at 610 8. New regarding employment,

CARPENTERS and LATHERS We need you for immediate em Bloyment in Te box plant. Essential y or night work.

See Mr. NICKEL, Fo rison Exchange,

3234 W. Wash, Power Sewing Machine Ope Also

Inexperienced for Hand Work

This Is War Work

Apply Only

BINDERY GIRL

Experience not necessary. week. ave.

ASSISTANT grocery clerk and cashi rt Benjamin Har-

Beck Canvas Products, Inc,

If You Can Work Steady—Good Pay

Pive-da C. P. Lesh Company, 121 Kentucky

rothy Turaska, great- purse. In 15th Floor, Fletcher Trust grandmother of Jeanne Archer Baased Leader Store. , Badly needed. Reward. ro away Saturday a. m. Services at F anner | _ GA-5032. : 8 ¢ Buchanan Mortuary esday, a. Mm. | LOST Norwegi ound, ay; Friends invited. Interment Memorial months. Reward. 2732 Sutherlnad ave p R E S S - 0 P ER A T 0 R Park. Friends may call at mortuary. INSTRUCTIONS White or Colored FRICKE Lt: ep jamin OC son of Ma and "7" — 2 Essential Industry Mrs. E. J, cke, age 21, passed away | LEARN beaut: culture. Enroll now. - Thursday a Biges Reid Teams, Serv. ternational Beaty School, 342 E. Wash, Wand Stasting Pay ices Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., a or HELP WANT. P Methodist church, Priends invited. - 9 A Burial Berne, Ind. Friends may call 3 T E R LI N G L u k D R Y

er. 935 Lexington

White or Colored Housemen

Claypool Hotel Needs

Experienced Maids—Golored Room Inspectress—White Apply Housekeeper

Apply

* BALKE & KRAUSS 00, 427 W. Market

& Dry Cleaning Co.

Stable Employment for Women

r. and peace, Good pay, Pald while learn-

ng. Vacations provided.

accomplishment. Ap Room 213, Traction Terminal bl my 5

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STENOGRAPHER

5% days. Small office.

40 hours. 0! Excellent location. 1207-9 Merchants Bank Building.

Dank Building. ~~" TARE y|STENOGRAPHER F>eriesced

pre- : pRemADent position; good working conditions;

CLERICAL OR FILE CLERK

PERMANENT POSITION: WEEK. YANCEMENT.

FIVE-DAY GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR AD-

40-hour week. Apply in person. Mutual Lite Insurance of New York, 607 Electric g.

Wednesd 3 Conkle f 1{IN P N. TATE. ADTOMORER OR STENOGRAPHE die ednesday, p. m., Conkle funeral | ERSON. STATE AUTOMOBILE IN- . tien Benn: Michigan, Friends in-| SURANCE ASSN. 6TH FLOOR UNDER.| manent position: good vited. Buria ora ark. Friends | WRITERS BLDG. may call at funeral home after 4 P. m. pay and opportunity for Tuesday.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR

permanent position; exc. working cond tions; 44-hour week

THE TEXAS COMPANY 3521 E. Michigan,

Communication Carriers

18-55; all inside work. Experience unnecessary.

Girl 18-30 for office of petroleum co.§

advancement; ideal working conditions. Please phone for appt. GA-4421

STENOGRAPHER —Permanent position; good pay and opportunity for ad-

: va : N. H, passed away Saturday in Jeffer- Western Union ? Ncement; ideal working Sonvitie, Smeal st the Re¥noids Jor. Apply 716 Guaranty Bldg. conditions. Please phone tuary, 1 N. nnsylvania st, Tuesday, 8:30 a, m.; SS. Peter and Paul COMPTOMETER for appt. GA-4421, Cathedral, 9 a. m. Burial Holy Cross operator and typist; pay roll work; cemetery. Friends may call at the mor-

age 25-35; opportunity for advancement; post-war security. Call Miss Morris, RI-9377.

Dishwasher—6 Nights

EGG

Ages 16-58 Essential Industry

Hours:

4 Inn. 3915 BE. 1

EXPERIENCED Bundle Work Checkers

and Assorters Day hours only; §la-day week. 2 daily rest periods. > The

1357 8. MERIDIAN

Apply 333 W. [8th EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 0

Pp. 8 $25 weekly. Pickett

STENOGRAPHER OR TYPIST

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

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION

700 West Morris Street

Stock Room—Mail Clerk

Messenger; will train; age limit 28, Northside Insurance Company. TA-1501.

ALTERATIONS Alteration woman, store experienced preferred, but not essential - Pull-time job, not seasonal work. Pleasant working gonditions, Age no handicap, Apply Mrs.

Menze, CASHIER experienced in handling store cash desk preferred, but not essential. We will train you. Full-time position, not seasonal

work. Pleasant working conditions, Apply Miss Sommer

Ex-

Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, March 28 Pay Is Excellent 2 p. m, at residence, 1549 W. New CROWN LAUNDRY & York. Friends invited. Burial Floral DRY CLEANING CO. Park cemetery. Friends may call at! (On the car line.) 2001 E. Wash, residence. George W. Usher Service. FILE CLERK band of Ida, father of J. Ralph, Clyde For filling and general clerical work E. and Paul R., passed away Monday| Permanent positions. * Opportunity for | morning. Service at Flanner & Buchan-| advancement. For interview call at

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.

542 N. MERIDIAN.

FILE CLERK Will train, Insurance Company. TA-

| “FRY COOK White—GABLES,

1040 Virginia Ave,

Full Time Fountaineers

Women,

employment 52 weeks Your drug store is an essential part of your everyday home front service. Apply at Office

in the year.

HOOK'S DEPENDABLE STORES

California and Market Sts,

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

| No experience necessary, a flne opportunity for a beginner; typing not re- | quired; medium sized office of highly re{spected 30 year old business organization; permanent work; agreeable surroundings: centrally located downtown. Saves you time on bus. Hours 8 a. m.-4:45 No Saturday work. Call in Peoples Bank Building, GIRL 20-40, for grocery WA-0563 GIRL—General housework and cooking; experienced, city references. No laundry; 2 adults, stay or go: $20 week. Good home, 3627 N. Pennsylvania, take Central ave. car, get off at 36th and

“4:45 p.m person, 901

work.

Pennsylvania. WA-3251. To sort and check diapers. GIRL © 5 Tem

814 DORMAN.

* GIRL %

For stock room work; 40-hour week.

Permanent employment with post-war security, Pleasant working conditions. See Mr. Ray.

MUTUAL DRUG CO.

183 W. GEORGIA

GIRLS—18 TO 30

Steady employment, learn to operAte machines, Clean, easy work. Time and half for evertime, based on 5-day, 40-hour week. A

CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE 00.

168 8. Sherman Drive

HOTEL MAIDS

Neat, steady women; pleasant surround-

ings. See Mrs. Sioat, Spink Arms Hotel. . Colored Hotel Maids ,z/#vices, HOSPITAL MAIDS COLORED

Apply personnel office, Methodist Hospital

INEXPERIENCED WOMEN

Hosiery Knitting Experience Helpful

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RI-1321—8 A, M to 5 P. M.

To Learn Transferring

Age limit 325. Northside] 1591.

18 to 50, with or without experience. We will train you. Steady

(shipping clerk.

17 N. ILLINOIS |TYPIST — PERMANENT POSITION; 40-HOUR-FIVE-DAY WEEK: SALARY $23 PER WEEK PLUS BONUS. PLEASE ANSWER BY LETTER, GIVING TYPING SPEED z AGE, EXPERIENCE AND PHONE NUMBER. ADDRESS TIMES, BOX 54.

TYPIST

to Work in Accounting Dept. National Hosiery Mills ___RI-1321 , | . RAM to 5 P.M TYPIST — Woman with some experience preferred, but will consider beginner for position as assistant Steady work; salary open. Please phone for appointment.

GA-4421 TYPIST

For permanent position; good salary; pleasant working conditions. Opportunity for advancement. For interview call at

American States Ins. Co.

_ 542 N. Meridian,

TYPIST

ENT STARTING SALARY VE-DAY WEEK.

PLUS 18 IS

A . STATE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ASSN., 6TH FLOOR UNDER. WRITERS BLDG.

WAITRESS and dishwasher, colored or white. VESTAL'S RESTAURANT, S71 W. Morris, LI-3939,

WAITRESS—6 Days

GOOD PAY—1357 8, MERIDIAN

Waitresses |

for full or part-time, experience

not necessary. APPLY MANAGER OF CAFE H. P. WASSON & cO.

Waitress—6 Nights t 1357 8. MERIDIAN WAITRESS 33’ sror soa” guess ANTED—-Women to work Call between 10

In cafeteria. 1561, extension 3!

a. m.~3 p. m. 57.

WAR JOBS = TODAY

Employment Office—Women

High type jobs available as trolley and Permanent and reliable work. Join an Industry essential in war

Awards for

CLERKS Should Be Able to Operate a Typewriter Excellent Opportunity for Advancement

Apply

Have opening for route salesman. Good starting salary. Liberal commission. Steady work. Future security. Apply Employment Office, 2901 E. Washington

: A R 8 days; Sundays; 4 N .00, Retirement Board Mutual Restaurant sit 1° Doprated 1400 15 East Maryland Street DRIVERS 7%."53 5c and fuera Counter Help—Experienced UIRE GR No night work; Sundays; $25 weekly, Mutual RettaOat oo) N. Delaware. PORTER or acking and Good pay, meals and working Senitiohs, Shipping Dept. EXPERIENCED painters wanted. Tor inside No rience Necessary. work. Call at 125 Palmer st. 7:30 a, m. TT STARK-WETZEL & C0 EXPERIENCED 725 Gardner Lane

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Employment Office—19 W. South St. Interviewing Hours—8 A. M. to § P. M

M Do Not

WE URGENTLY NEED

is buflding machinery for the armed Srv. cen” exclusively. When comes

: continue in the post-war period. If not t ork Peace Jobs Tomorrow mow, employed a” sasentinl "work see our

through Friday;

J. D. ADAMS MFG. CO

family adults, adequate. wage

STERLIN PENINGS IMMEDIATE Openings In

PRODUCTION, PACKING, ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.

Mouldings, Inc.

organization doing interesting work in pleasant and congenial surroundings.

sential industry, come in and investi. gate this opportunity. Call at employHem office ‘between 8:30 a. m. and n

PRODUCTION JOBS

Interviews 8 A. M, to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M, to 3 P. M. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Unskilled Men and Women

Curtiss-Wright Corp.

115 A, Bring Statement of Availability and

for : MACHINE SHOP and FOUNDRY

Join the Production Line That Helps Save Lives

TAKE A TROL~ McCARTY ST.

Com

Essentia Apply 8 to 5, Mon. through Sat.

riers. WA-2815.

Lexington -

Availability Cert. Required No Experience Necessary

141 E. MARKET OR U.S EMPLOYMENT,

OPPORTUNITY!

Several good, permanent jobs are open for women in our busy produce tion department . , handle janitor work. Here's a worthwhile opportunity to

+ Also for man to established in a steadily growihg

you are not employed in an “es-

WES “SEAL FAST" CORP, 216 N. Pine St.

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION

700 WEST MORRIS STREET

WANTED TED STATES RUBBER CO.

onday. Through Saturda: Apply If Already Engaged in Essential Work

WANTED MEN

WOMEN

Propeller Division, 1231 W. Morris St.

Employment Office Open 1 M. to 4 P, M. Paily

Birth Certificate.

‘MEN AND WOMEN

ood Pay-—48-Hour Week ing Birth Certificate and

G eng vailability Papers

Office INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 60. 5565 Brookville Road LP WANTED-—-MALE

~ ADAMS

te 12 eon Saturday.

en Lily ind ’ pan

modern

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS

Over to Work After School and Saturdays

6 LAUNDRY

Aviation Division

KNITTERS

48-Hour Week NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RI-1321—8 A, M. to 5 P, M.

Freight House Truckers

t positions, opportunity for sdvancement. Rate 76¢ per hour, time And half after 8 hours. Can use parttime workers.

Pennsylvania Railroad 139 E. South St, FREIGHT TRUCKERS

Steady Work—Immediate Employment Apply

U. S. Railread Retirement Board

15 E. Maryland 8t.

HOFER BAKERS

We have 1% esta hed Tea 2h routes open. ese opera: an around Indisnapeits and return to our

bak with OUR COMPANY

A bread route is the same as being tn B FOR YOURSELF with

USINESS some one else paying

Clean outside oh bp position where w and a ou are "ON YOUR OWN." Apply between 8

A. m and § 318 W. Vermont st. or call RI-848% for Appointment. { Sim

"GASOLINE ATTENDANT Good Salary

48-Hour Week Time and One-Hal! for Overtime

Goodrich Silvertown Store Delaware and North Streets ~ GRILL AND COUNTER MEN $30.00 Weekly. Apply 43 W, St.

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Pom at

Clair. 9 A. M—4P, M. HELPERS Needed In Steel Fabricating Plant

Doing Highly Essential War Work. Ask for Mr. Huxman

Hugh J. Baker & Co.

603 W. McCarty

"HOTEL PORTER

Colored; pleasant working conditions: good pay. Bee Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms otel,

HOUSEMAN APPLY MR. COOGAN z WARREN HOTEL JANITORS—White or colored. See MR

NICKEL, Fort Benjamin Harrison Ex. change.

LABORERS

Essential Industry. Steady work. Plenty of overtime.

The Smith Agriculture Chemical Co.

1850 KENTUCKY AVE.

LABORERS wanted: white or colored; for work on coke ovens; essential industry; 73c an hour; 6 eight-hour days per week: floaters need not apply. Come in person to Gas Plant at Langsdale and Northwestern ave.

MAN FOR MILK PLANT WORK Experience unnecessary, good y, good hours, daytime work, 6-day week, permanent jobs, Opportunity for advancement. Applicant must be draft exempts or over 37 years of age. Box 3, Times. MAN OR BOY to drive light delivery truck; excellent roposition. Williams Tobl & Engineer ng Co, 124 Kentucky ave. RI-2437,

Mechanics—Metal—Painters Part Time

or a Bee TA * N % 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.

717 W. Washington

16 TO 60

Post-war opportunity with a concern that has operated continuously for 88 years in the steel and mill supply business, now an essential industry. No experience

necessary. Immediate employment; 513. gay. wee, All daytime work. Apply Mr, Miller.

W. J. Holliday & C&: 543 W. McCarty MEN

» Here's your opportunity for emer : i . h Indiana's ) LAUNDRY WORKER lndiahe Bol Telephone Co 217 S. Belmont Ave. | Dlermt wih Gadiiniy Tarp WHITE, WILL" TRAIN IP NECESSARY. 240 N. Meridian Take West Washington St. Car o : + & position with a postwar HOTEL LINCOLN = WRITE WOMEN Simiar to house: ey iy 108 N. eBay aie. H- No Eaperictics Necessary TY @ | work, 5 P. M. to 11 P. M. No Bundays.| mare ——ea—mm mn Good Starting Salar fo MAIDS 300 Circle Tower Bids AUTO MECHANICS d Opportunity for Advancement SOGAR ; care for chil. JARRER Coogan Waren and light housework. MAL65e PL mamet Poston, ont Required WARREN HOTEL WOMAN for general housework in i ‘for A-1. Man WRITE OR APPLY TO MAIDS Sood wages and hours. Prince- pursery; stay; private room; libera SEE MR. SMITH GASETERIA on Hotel, 232 8, 111. 11-0626. ime off; good wages. BE-0449, Ring 2. : 1031 BE. Washin Muitigraph Ope : ' ‘HARRY A. SHARP, INC. Indianapolis _ } perator Women : STATION I Some experience preferred: age limit 38. : ‘Por Day Work _ =~ 443 VIRGINIA AVE. Anderson, Evansville, Terre Haute, ncanapolls Insurance Company, TA-1501. | . Cafeteria Counter South Bend, Indianapolis and : OFFICE GIRL ; Also BELL BOYS Fort Wavne . Light dictation and typing: some comp- Bus Girls Colored; experience not necessary. | MEN tometer: pbst-war SECUrity assured; good. No Sunda ‘ - | Spink Arms Hotel. 4 a Bouihessionicn® Homé-Mads Pies, 1915 ° apply ow 40% -Ose ; Pe Thomas Restaurant ; After | for resulta. Bpons Rises). ni Circle :

Crown Laundwy

AN ESSENTIAL FOOD INDUSTRY

A bh pa n-proof job, ° Previous selling experience not necessary, Routes that are now open are earning from $45 to $82.50

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Essential Indus Experience NOY

Steady work | war. Our bus operation here

National S$!

151

MEN !

NO EXPERIE

Time and one: Double time ¢ Day or night Bonus for wo ESSENTIA

American

1600

MEN AND B Over re try St

MEN FOR RUG (

White

Permanent or t to start plus possi hour. Day hours. on personal laund cleaning, fur clea

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2001 B. Wash

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3 wares F on MEN For esse Indisna pel

Take W. Wash, north 2 blocks.

5-Day 45-Hour In Bleac

Vacation

BA! and steady e partgtime, in in war Mr. Ric Citisens Cas Pennsyivan

8 Fenn MOTO MEC

Permanent empleo hour working wee over 40 hours, health and life in Baturda

Internation: 1065 W

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Essent INDIANAPO , & St 1059 8. Meridia See Mr. em OUR SOLD A BEEF C!

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HUBER CC 2050 Noi

White or colores

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Riveters Machinist Carmen Up No Experi

Block Opers Machinists Ap ~ Bhop Lat

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The Hook Di ern stores in openings for who at presen essential war | ment greater restrictions as Jicok or appiy

DEPENDABI

Office, 27 N. Ca Your drugstore

Por established unnecessary: ex 1 good hot ent Jobs; eppo! “Appiteants must 31 vosrs Per Times

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