Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1944 — Page 14
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oe TY, ind. Friends hay call at resi. jerice. Shirley service.
CANNON~Clyde, beloved 4 futher of Nors|
Pleasant at the mortuary sny t R-~Charles B., 88 years, ve- | of Mrs. ce Bennett of Chandler of
Crown cai ai the Chapel alter 1p. m
and Sales Women
4 pay. ne surroundings. lar bouts. Post-war future. Eligibility for Sompany benefits with short time requireme Apply Epjerment Ottice
Ww. T. GRANT CO.
25 E. Washington
BANK CLERK
Young woman for clerical work. Adding machine experience helpful but not essential. will train. Apply to Mr.
American Natl. 45 N. Penn. »
Whi
Bank
COCHRAN—Kathryn 1735 Ww. Morte st, a ash ne Nellie Cochr sister om and Jeanetta
assed & Service Thursday 2p. -~ ab Home, 1804 W. Mortis st. Burial Wash ington Ar en may CA! . ome after 6 p. Tuesday. DAVIS sume Fy 5; years, beloved brother Mrs. Sharies McLaughlin, Pe! me Mrs. Mary Stevens and Robng rd of Indianapolis, and Thomas aD ¥, passed away Friday
Cremation to call at the chapel after noon ‘Wednesc ay. EARLE-—Emmett, age 54, beloved husband i of Jessie Earle, father of Mrs. Eleanor Boice, Mrs. Virginia Baverson, grandfather of Barbara Eaverson, passed away + Sunday evening. ateral at Royster & Askin Mortupey. 1902 N. Meridian, i" Burial Union Chapel, Priends "may call at funeral home any time.
Beck Canvas Products, Inc.
3234 W. Wash,
Rower Sewing Machine Oper.
Also Inexperienced for Hand Work
This Is War Work
Apply Only
If You Can Work Steady—Good Pay
BUS GIRLS—COLORED
appr 3 9 A. roo
FOUTS Agnes A, of 1514 W. Pruitt sti, GRIBBLE entered into rest Sunday at the Method-| ist hospital, age 57 years, mother of HOTEL. WARREN gs ro Teg eg ony maton Good penman; age limit 35; n y: sister’ of Mrs, Daisy Ferguson, 500d pe } : Mrs. Ray Blauvelt and Charles Foist of CLERK will train. Indianapolis Life Indianapolis. Serylces Wednesday 3 Insurance Co. TA-1591, . m., Harry . Modre Peace apel, we - fends are welcome. Burial Memorial CLER BO a aie Je iby? (PIABKIm, “Jody papers. please] ethrin Insurance Co. TA-150L GAMBREL—Frank W., of 3334 Graceland Communication Carriers ave, entered into rest Saturday; age © 18-55: all inside work 53 years; husband of Marguerite M. & It our oper me ron Gambrel, father of Mrs. Jean McClellan, n Op 8 Dom: randfather of Leo McClellan. Services Experience unnecessary.
esday, 10:30 a. m., at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are welcome. Burial Crown Hill HARTMAN-..John, beloved father of Carl W. and Albert Hartman and Mrs.
Western Union Apply 716 Guaranty Bldg.
COMPTOMETER
operator and typist; pay roll work;
Erna E.Zinsmeister, all of Indianapolis;| ape 325.35: opportunity for advance- ' Sgt. John W Hartman of Ft. George pet: Pray security. Call Miss Meade, 44, Sng , Engi Hiner A. Hartman Morris, RI-9377. station n and, passed away ". | Sunday afternoon, April 3. Funeral COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER services w eld o Neral! Good home for middle aged white lady e, 1222 Union st., Wednesday after- y . noon, April 5, at : “o'clock, Interment| "0 adults; Eee Doms good pay. Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are welcome. Counter and Check-In Girls HEATH-F D. M., beloved wife of| Attractive salary.
Lowell v "Heath and 3 uughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emo ompson, passed away Sungay, morning, April 2. ae services w
working conditions; Tobey, IR-1398.
COUNTER GIRLS
GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN
Permanent, pleasant
5-day week. Mr.
Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are welcome,
DISHWASHER
MANNING—WIlliam Thomas, beloved hus-| 51 int clin’ Bea gE. Secan’® * Week. No band of Martha, father of Lyric, Percy, Kenneth, J Thomas, Robert, Mrs. DISHWASHER iidred aa. en sod” 3s : Colored or white: 5 days. Timmons Lunch| * Ada at his a Room, 1424 Nordyke avenue, ence, $345 Bobs 31. sunday. 43) DISHWASHERS —COL., Grlnsielier a Runar Riera Home Tuesday, 2| GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN as asl Boral. Park cemetery. Dishwasher—6 Nights ot a re obi, 2101 N. Pennsyl- 1357 8. MERIDIAN vania st, wite of Pete Noller, mother of Esther, Ruth and John, of Panugt ughter of Mrs. ve
fingham, passed away Sunday p. m. Private services Planner hy Buchanan ds may call at mortuary until ‘Wednesday at 1p.m,
73 years,
r.. Indian
: Mrs. " Stamper McCloud,
P. Stam per,
neral notice atta
STIFLE—James Albert, or 23, husband of Marguret, Tathpr Rose and James atatt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert it AWAY Saturday Srenig.
DO YOU WANT
JOB SECURITY
It’s Part of a Telephone Job
. Employment Office—Women 240 N. Meridian
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
Bs, Suite, assed» 2 m., Conkle neral Home. Prien invited, Burial Floral Park, WALDEN—George W., 87 years, husband of the late Melissa Walden, father of Mrs. Fred Lang and William H. Walden, passed away Sunday. n>. Wednesdy, 1:30 p. m., at the G. H. Hoffmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East st., and
iE Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. Monday. (Bloomington and Spencer papers please copy.) WILLIAMS—Thomas A. B50 years, 1648 Arrow ave. husband of Helen Williams, father of Mrs. James Wolfe and Thomas 8., Martin C. and James V, Williams, passed away Monday. Friends may call] after 10 a. m. Tuesday at the Jordon | Fune al Home, 1550 Brookside " Pu- | neral Wednesday, April 5, 2 m, | Hens invited. Burial wasnlagion ark.
CARDS OF THANKS 2
LEINBACH—We are deeply gr thank Dr. Portia Parker, Rev, Charles M. Armentrout, Mr, Floyd Jones, soloist, the pallbearers for their kindness, and Shirley Bros. for their kind and efficient services, and also friends, relatives and neighbors theit sympathy and beautiful floral tributes received at the death of our beloved HusoRLE and father, Oliver B. Wife, MRS. JENNIE H. LEINBACH, and dangiser, MAE 5. 0. L. . WHITLOCK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS §
EGG BREAKERS
| EX grateful and on
Ages 16-58 Essential Industry
Apply
333 W. 18th
| Pleasant working conditions.
‘ HELP JNANEED- FEMALE
H BP ese OOM, ' nh
Knitting Machine Operators
Girls to Learn to Operate Full-Fashioned - Knitting Machines
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
634 N, Noble St.
MAIDS APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL OFFICE SECRETARY 2 privaie so-
cial agency, downtown. Box No. 5, The Times.
OFFICE GIRL Light dictation and typing; som tometer; post-war security assu pay. Gleason's Home-Made Pies. Southeastern. ma PANTRY GIRLS SEE MR. MURPHY
HOTEL HARRISON PAY ROLL CLERK
With general knowledge of calculating machine, with general office experience; steady employment; post-war security. RI-9377.
compi good 1015
essential industry; Call Miss Morris,
Power Sewing Machine Operators
Lingerie Department Experienced or Will Train
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
634 N. Noble St.
PRESS OPERATOR
No experience necessary. Good starting pay.
Sterling Laundry
735 Lexington
REGISTERED NURSE for small privais ~ternity hospital; excellent sala full maintenan-e if desired. Phone W. oe between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. week~
SEAMSTRESS
Experienced in Coat and Suit Alterations,
Apply Mr, Pritz,
Women's Alterations Dept., 6th Floor.
The Wm. H. Block Company
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 35complishment. Apply Room 213, Traction Terminal bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
STENOGRAPHER —Permanent position; good pay and opportunity for advancement; ideal working conditions. Please phone for appt. GA-4421.
CED cook for family of 2; stay place; excellent wages and Uvin quarters. BR-1415,
EE Bundle Work Checkers and Assorters
Day hours only; 5%-day week. 2 daily rest periods.
The Pay Is Excellent
DRY CLEANING CO.
0. Wa. 6376 On the car line.) Was! W. T. Blasengym Ca. 300 Wa. 6376 FILE CLER 2001 E. Wash. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME Will train. Age Umit o28. Northside
FARLEY FUNERALS zrraz | FI
FLANNER & BUCHANAN
#5 W. FALL CREEK 8LVD TA-3377
BERT S. GADD
£1850 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER'S
3601 E. New York MA-83%
G. H. HERRMANN
MA-6049
I55 8. EAST S81. MA-8488 HISEY & TITUS $51 MN Delaware 8t L1.3828 MOORE & KIRK L 'IR-1159 TA-605 | ec
SHIRLEY ¢ “BROS. CO.
$54 N illinots L1-5409 ‘A
ROBERT W. STIRLING 8
3423 Prospect
“MA-404 4. LU. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CH 324% Prospect St MA- 943 |
LOST & FOUND "LOST —Navy blue purse, Indiana theater,
advancement.
AMERICAN STATES INS. 0.
GIRL
Insurance ce Company. TA
FILE CLERK
For filing and general clerical work. ermanent positions. Opportunity for For interview call at
542 N."MERIDIAN,
To sort and ehorh I2pers. DY-PER iy 814 DOR
GIRLS 18.30
STEADY EMPLOYMENT EARN TO OPERATE MACHINES, LEAN, EASY WORK, WITH TIME ND ONE-HALF FOR OVERTIME, ASED ON 5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK.
Central States
.. Envelope Co. 16 S. Sherman Drive
IRL or mother with small child for gen- | eral housework and care of 2 children; mother employed. CH-5758.
Saturday afternoon, containing school fine! glasses, needed badly. Reward. | 1-2 \DY who found "4 gold identification G braceict, “'W dart,” in Wasson's nofio. pa eat Saturdey, please call VA-5042 Keepsake. Reward | bod. %, Part cocker spaniel male puppy | White with blond markings Name Child's pet. Reward
“Trouble. » TA- | 0943.
TOET— White fox tertier. two black eves, | black spot on forehead. name “Miggle.” |], Reward. MA-528) T—Lady’s Omega wrist watch, vicinity | 2. Emerson theater, Sunday afternoon. 13. , Reward, 1R-3059. I08T — ®mall Beagle hou hound, vicinity Christian Park, toes off on right front
foot. IR-1259 after 5; reward. LOST Man's brown wallet containing valuable papers; can't be replaced. Re- | ward. LI1-2767.
TOST—Black and white English cer | spanjel near Broad Ripple. Reward. ! BR-5063
,
BLACK Socker spaniel, male; Inky; orth side. Reward. BR-4404. Lo8T Pair Insses in Sally Frock Bhop; $Eo5; "needed ba Re
dly. ward, MA-3! LOST--Man’s diamond ring. oe: J. Wil- . #on” engraved inside. Reward. IR-9459
CTIONS LEARN beauty culture. Enroll pow. in.
tional uty School. 342 E. Wash. 9 AROUND HELP if - Wien at, | P.M.-13; 84
| ings,
Help Wanted
We are in need of Cashier Girl for general office work Wrapper
STOUT'S
318 Mass. Ave. - HOTEL MAIDS
Neat, steady women; pleasant surroundBee Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms rms Hotel
NEXPERIENGED WOMEN
Will Train for Knitter Operators . Transferring Experience Helpful
National Hosiery Mills
TYPIST — Woman with
WAITRESS Bara di
Subscription Clerk—Typist
Young woman to take charge of mailing lists for small national magazine. Permanent position; 40 hour, 5 day week; pleasant working conditions; Se ractiine downtown offices. Apply in person to Mrs. MacDowell, 777 N. Meridian st. TYPIST — PERMANENT POSITION; 40-HOUR-FIVE-DAY WEEK; SALARY $23 PER WEEKPLUS BONUS. PLEASE ANSWER BY LETTER, GIVING TYPING SPEED, AGE, EXPERIENCE AND PHONE NUMBER. ADDRESS TIMES, BOX 54. ~ TYPIST
ELLENT STARTING SALARY PLUS EEK. THIS 1I8
BY LETTER E_ AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ASSN., 6TH FLOOR UNDERWRITERS BLDG. TYPIST PERMANENT POSITION WITH A FUTURE. 40 HOUR, 5 DAY WEEK. APPLY INTERSTATE AGENCY 411 UNDERWRITERS BLDG.
some experience preferred, but will consider beginner for position . as assistant shipping clerk. Steady work; salary open. Please phone for appointment. A-4421
TYPIST
To Work In Accounting Dept,
RI-132]
8AM Tos P.M
TYPIST ~ For permanent position; good salary; pleasant working conditions. Opportunity for advancement.
For interview call at
American States Ins. Co. 542 N. Meridian.
calls.
HO! mm. 7 white; 21-50; stay; extra good RET LIAO TA-9308. . :
. HELP WANTED—-MALE-FEM. 10
Pull or part-time, 6 days a week. No = 642 E. 38th.
J for cleaning work OMEN at night in Cham-
g Building. Apply freight
WOrK. PHARMACY,
‘WANTED FOR FULL-TIME FOUNTAINEERS
With or without experience. We will ain you. Steady employment 52 weeks in
Your. drug store is an essential part of your everyday Jot op pier”
HOOK’S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES
- California and Market Sts. WOMEN
for work in bakery. Essential industry. Good post-war bilities. No y rience necessary. Vaiied og 0 3 Sh your
convenience. pay. 1915 AD,
WOMEN 1810 50
FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS
Apply Employment Qffice Monday Through Saturday
Kimble Glass Co.
"Do Not “Apply 5 Ia Mr HT
ALLISON DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
Needs men and 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 hguze Monday
through Saturday | a. m to 0 p. m.
(Statement of availability required.)
An Opportunity
for 5 Day Week Jobs ® Stock Man
® Lady Operator for Sewing Machine
Post-war job assurance.
DU PONT CO.
249 Ww, Washington L1-3458
Counter Help—Experienced No night work; no Sundays; $25 weekly. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware.
COUPLE for suburban place; living and salary. MA-7876. 24 Union Trust Bldg.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE
to work in private home; top salary; private living quarters; references required. - FR-1783.
EXPERIENCED middle-aged couple for cook and house man for familm of 2;
fine living quarters; good wages. BR41
GRIDDLE MAN, sandwich man, fountain
or over WANTED. Curbs open on Anil 7th. SPENCER'S RESTAURANT, HU-44
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS and GIRLS
Over 16 ; To work after school and Sat-
urdays. Good starting pay.
Sterling Laundry
735 Lexington
MEN AS HELPERS ON LITHOGRAPH PRESSES 15¢ per Hr, Essential Industry
Women for
TIME CLERKS
In Lithograph Department 55¢ per Hour—Essential Industry
Apply BURFORD PRINTING CO. 603 E. Washington St. MEN and WOMEN For Packing and Shipping Dept.
No Experience Necessary. Time and Half for Over 40 Hours
STARK-WETZEL & CO. 725 Gardner Lane
eet eee teeter eens { ————
Experience Not Necessary @ Inspectors @ Tool Crib Attendants @ Bhipping Department- Laborers,
Essential Jobs Apply 8 to 5, Mon. through Sat.
MIDOLE B AG ) of ewder Selored a rk small Ay alte adequate wage, modern quarters. WA-2815.
OPENINGS
Immediate Openings in
PRODUCTION, PACKING, - ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.
Availability Cert. Required
No Experience Necessary
Mouldings, Ine. 4 | 741 E. MARKET
_ Men and Women
. | day.
man, curb girls and boys, age 17 years| Spi
| Jersey st. ‘regarding employment.
& — -— "
BEL A + i ol
PRODUCTION Joes " Interviews 8 A. M. SPM
Saturdays $A. M. to 3 P. M. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION 700 WEST MORRIS STREET
The Hook Drug Co., with 53 modern stores in Indiana, has several openings for competent who at present are not oyed in essential war work. Rapid advancemen greater at present time. No restric. tion as to age, Your drug on is an
o a everyday er service, te to Bud Hook or apply in per-
“HpoK’s DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES
Offs. 27 N. CALIFORNIA, IANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
WANTED!
UNITED STATES RUBBER
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. South Bt. Interviewing Hours 8 A, M. to § P. M. Monday Through Saturday
DO NOT APPLY IF ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORK
We Urgently Need
MACHNE SHOP and FUNDY Pay—48-Hour Wi
ne Birth Certificate Svatiability Papers Apply Employment Office
International Harvester Co.
8565 Brookville Road HELP WANTED—MALE 6 MEN WANTED FACTORY WORK GOOD STARTING PAY QUICK ADVANCEMENT ~~ WAR WORK STANDARD DRY KILN HARDING & McCARTY STS. is building machinery for the srmed forces exclusively. When peace comes there will be no period of reconversion at Adams. Continuous employment should continue in the post-war period. If not now employed in essential work; see our
employment department, 8-5 Monday through Friday; 8-12 on Satur-
J. D. ADAMS MFG. CO. 217 South t Avenue Take West Washington Car
AUTO MECHANICS
for A-1 Man SEE MR. SMITH
HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 VIRGINIA -AVE.
11
BELL BOYS Colored; experience not necessary. nk Arms Hotel
Boy or Man Living in or, Bo of stock yards to deliver telegrams in Exchange Building. Mr, Dalton, 18 N, Meridian.
Western Union
BOYS AND MEN
50c PER HOUR-TIME AND ONEHALF OVER JS Coa = PLUB MEALS AND RMS.
R. C. A, Cafeteria 3300 B. Michigan Street BOY to work Et : ne grocery. % BOY
For pleasant work in our stock room. 40-Hour week; permanent position, now and after the war. Bee Mr, Ray,
MUTUAL DRUG CO.
18 W. Georgia.
to help in furniture store, white or colored. 1712 N, Meridian,
CABINET MEN FINISHERS, PATCHERS AND RUBBERS Contact Mr. Field at 610 S$. New
BOY
~ Cafeteria-Counter Man
GOOD WAGES OPEN 5-Day Week Closed “on. Sat. and Sun, Baker's Lunch Room 115 W. 30th
CAKE MIXER
Experienced
Night work, good pay. Permanent position. Apply
General Baking Co. =
318 W.'¥ermont
Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.
Have opening for route salesman. Good starting salary, Liberal com« mission. Steady work. - Future security. Apply Employment Office, 2901 E. Washington
8 days; no Bund Mutua! Hestaurerc boi B N Dears nm.
E. Market 8t,
8 E 38th,
Freight House
testaurant, 514 N. Delaw A DISHWASHER Tm $21 wk., meals. | AN To-do
days & week. Nol
oa to 5 P,
KINGAN & 30: Ine.
Maryland and Blackford Sts,
Colored or white.
No experience necessary. Good starting pay.
Sterling Laundry 735 Lexington
Foundry Help White or Colored
Hetherington & Berner, Inc. 701 Kentucky Avenue
‘Truckers
Permanent positions, oportully 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 § established rvetall bread routes open. These routes operate in and around Indianapolis and return to our
A h Sepresston-proot Routes at piri earning
a fees wit tion where you are “ON YOUR OWN. To
Apply between § a. m. and & p.m. at as Vermont st. or call RI-8468 for tment. Ask for Mr. Simpson.
HARDWARE CLERK 35s Box 6, pen
HELPERS
needed in steel fabricating plant doing highly essential war work.
Ask for Mr. Huxman,
HUGH J. BAKER & CO. 602 W. McCarty St.
~ HOTEL PORTER
Colored; pleasant working conditions good pay, See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms
HOUSEMAN . APPLY MR. WARREN HOTEL
JANITORS—White_or colored. Bee MR NICKEL. Fort Benjamin Harrison Exe.
Join the Production Line That Helps Save Lives
Ell Lilly and Company have essential jobs for men and women In the manufacture of vital med« ical products.
TAKE MINNESOTA TROLe LEY TO McCARTY BT.
Eli Lilly and Company
KNITTERS
NATIONAL "HOSIERY MILLS
RI-1321 8A.M.TOS5P. M.
LABORERS
Essential Industry,
iF
Bteady work. Plenty of overtime.
The Smith Agriculture Chemical Co.
1850 KENTUCKY AVE.
LABORERS and Sarpenters, small factory,
Sla+<day week. WA-1 MAN for extractor in laundry. 708 E. Michigan,
- MAN perienced packer for pping and receiving.’ Knowledge of parcel post and express shipments will help. Address Times Box 226.
~ Man for Wash Room
Sood 1a PANE, Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. 2901 i Wash. on carline
te. doughnut machin Wg = oi Fe Soo amas ne with fre. Sought
Loans
tions; | Experience NOT Necessary
CAB CO. 13th and Meridian a rae
ant, terete work” Western Doron
AFTER AR EVANS MILLING 80. ’
-
with late model cars to Qoltver. telegrams: HR UNION MEN FOR RUG CLEANING
or Colored 5 "Fails or ht Time PR binge Bout. Diy % Tha bonus u up-to Be a an CROWN AUN oh & DRY. CLEANING CO.
‘2001 E. Wash. (on carline). CH-1023
For ne Wo and
Perm Excellent Opportunities ana Jy alipaper & Paint Co,
your opportunity for nn with Indiana's Ar opermor of retail service stations with a postwar
* MEN * 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 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; 5%-day week. An daytime work, Apply Mr. Miller
Ww. Jd Hollday 4 Co. n=
543 W. Meranr.
Essential Industry
Steady work mow and after the war, Our’ business has been In operation here for 5 years
National Starch Products, Inc.
1515 §. DROVER
MEN OVER 16
Essential industry.
No experience necessary. Good starting pay.
Sterling Laundry 735 Lexington
Por essential Work at Indianapolis Bleaching Co. 900 W. Wabash
Take W. Wash. car to 900 W, then turn north 2 biocks,
5-Day 45-Hour Week In Bleachery Dept. Vacation With Pay
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
Amer. Lead Corp.
1600 E. 2ist
pi Ai week, steady wavir A
Good pay, good hours.
STERLING LAUNDRY co. ses 188 Lixingten
5M
Full re Time.
Permanent; a to Mr. CTENR, DRUG. £0. 203 N.
U. S. EMPLOYMENT "SERVICE
148 East Market Street , Tuesday (Tomorrow)
ROUTE SALESMAN
Por established milk rou
unnecessary; fueliel a da lime itme pour, 8 pro ¥sy 8 oppartunity er years. For mus st Bs SEE or he
SANDER + on Furniture
JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO, i6th and Sherman Dr.
Coat Sante et Bote Sou 3 concern wants man; 40 ea 359 N. ois st. x $s y, day hours,
Crown Laundry & Dry Seaning 2001 E. Wash. on the Oarline
Stable Jobs for Mechanics
Attractive itions available as
chanics in ianapolis Railwa; = and g stage, nt and reliable Join an a usty essential pay. Paid whils Tearaiog,
BO provided. Awards tions. Apply to as 2a o 1108 Ww,
Washington INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
Stable Employment for Men
High type jobs available as trolley and bus operators, Permanent and work. Join an industry essential in war
ing. Vacations Awards for ment. Apply Room 213, Trace tion al bldg.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Steel Shear Operator
Plenty of overtime, Phone Mr. Tudor, GA-4421,
Indianapelis Machinery -and Supply Co.
1950 B. Meridian,
—YIRE REPAIR WEN TIRE , SERVICE MEN.
KNOERLE "TIRE 0. INC. 2421 WN. Meridian St.
TRUCK DRIVERS Freight Bill Clerk
Trans-American Freight Lines
Truck Tire Servios Men
Colored; experienced in tire service work: steady job; good wages. Ellis Trucking Co., 1002 8. Harding st. MA-8468.
TUNE-UP MAN LUBRICATION MAN
Steady Work—Good
Superior Chevrolet
ET EA Tenge Wanted in tial Industry Metal Man
Experienced in metal work of al! kinds. Bing work and blacksmithing. Apply Wm. R. Stewart
Aero-Mayflower Transit Co.
887 Mass. Ave,
WANTED EXPERIENCED VARNISH MAKER AND FACTORY WORK.
ERS. PERFECTION PAINT a COLOR CO. PHONE MA-4312, Wanted
Mechanics, Helpers
and Tire Men a vena Inadsry
8. Berry Aero Mayflower Jransit Co.
Wal alia da ime IL onl Hn pus tur “dh exempt. va BEVERAGE Maryland, L104 TE Re for
worker. This is no wartime jnap. Qeod opportunity for Sd vaLOEI salary $40 r week plus ses pnd, monthly nus. Address T mes, Box
— WAREHOUSE MAN — Essential Industry
Good hours; post-ws future. Apply in person only. F. W. Papet, Indiana Farm Bureau Co-Op., 610 "Kentucky ave.
WHITE MAN
To operate floor scrubbing machine ag night. Apply Jignt WSlevatar, Chamber of Commerce Rdg, a 130.
Wool Presser
MAKE AROUND ON AND MORE PER
2 RE CONDITIONS. DARKO SES: oses
“MOTOR TRUCK MECHANICS
Permanent : emplo! our working week; over 40 hours. Group a of accident, health and lite insurance, Come in 8 a. m, to 5 p. n
Saturday until noon.
| Inmate Harvester Co. 1065 W. Washington
PAINTERS
PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR INN.
* WRECKER DRIVER Must Have Good Reference.
1480 N. Pennsylvania Street
YOUNG MAN over 16, fountain and drug
store wk
BE oli ngs and week-ends,
ON
Hardwood floors ed to beautiful luster, Est. free PLASTER, cement c|
and Kem-tone rdwo ™
ROOMS WITH WILSON HOT
841 FT. WAY
“¥VERY_ ROO Gilbert Hoh
beds; next bath em
STH, 3 heated, $2.50 de VING ROOM - trance, innerspr 7000 WORTH. Ta ; Im KOONMEWI NTR DEARBORN, 2319 front room, ~ a hy clean: ¢ tiemen. OH TORS a 1308 E. OHIO. Doctor's referen room Nice location,
private home. US BROADWAY, 113 3 accom
om Tasty | Cheaae. HELNOIS, 1736
OIS, 1 iri jrigidaire, ni
“MOYNAHAN AP
TAM
oyn. 850 N.
Hennepin H. H. wool 108 E. WAS GENERAL
and flowers, Nv fished. Electr stove, circulatin Riture,
$45.00 per mor Mr. Zahnd st 33
ig! transportation. A ~-9831 EDW. J. 8. CRUSE RE!
Leaving City
ments complete ¥
Desirable §-room rooms; built-ins; floors; large corn gets session.
814 2 Doubles 3
(1) semi. Both
HARMON CO. NEAR National H
low, long living immediate posse $35 8. Arlington MED pos down; S5-room 1} windows, new r 3041 Forest Mar
rooms, semi-n
14 Ol fine condition; ¢
IGELMANN FR
261 N. ELORR x, Studebaker |
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