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FLANNER & BUCHANAN

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1604 W. Morris to

HELP WANTED--

GIRL a GIR

BONS, No. 700. oe 8. Meridian,

HIGH school IR-0038. MILL

_814_DORMAN. | to fold overalls. essary. J. W.

1 B n st.

RS, work evenings. 90 Washing-

To sort and check diapers. DY-PER SERVICE,

No experience JACKSON &

Hotel Maids erst.

Exp. Preferred. HOTEL LINCOLN

Call

HELP WANTED~FEMALE

PERMANENT POSITION WITH A FUTURE, 40 HOUR, 5 DAY WEEK.

TYPIST

APPLY INTERSTATE AGENCY |!

411 UNDERWRITERS BLDG.

udy, passed . Service at Seventh Cljrisuen He Pea EE "A C MAIDS thureh Tuesday, 3 p.m -6049 Burial Crown Hill. Friends t, ste +p) t surround: may eal at residence = GRINSTEINER'S leet ends womens plessant sarong BROWNING—Jimmie Lee, 1544 Cruft st.| reer £. New Yorn MA-83% | F h arent son of Allen "Brow on een CS ERRMANN ot F KITCHEN HELPER thy B: - ing, Heid Allen snd Dorothy Brows, G. H. H MANN White; restaurant experience: must be rors Bs a Man 8. SAS ST MAN A on, Ream Rony “Cottes Shop. sam : over, Da 3 Services Ho J.C, Wilson “Chapel HISEY & TITUS : the Chim, : #5 _N. Delaware St. L1.3828 Tuesday, . Priends invited. S=MOORE & KIRK "axe . Burial Tr femortal Park, Friends may OORE & KIR K tt g M h eall at the "Chapel of the Chimes.” M CH-1808 TA-8086 n in ac ine

BURGESS — James T. Sr, entered into Saturday, age 71 years, father of ‘chief petty offi- . and Thelma M. “service Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. at Rui W. Moore Peace Chapel. Priends are welcome. Burial Washington Park cemetery. COOKE—Frank D., age 70, passed away Friday. Priends ‘may call at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, Mp Prost st, Services Tuesday, § a. St. trick’s Catholic church. Friends inwvited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. CRCNAN—-A, Prancis, of 1405 E. Raymond st, passed away Saturday, April 8, age Survived by wife, Emma R . Mary Ruth Marvin of Ft. Og rpe, Ga.. Robert E. Marvin of Lafayette, three sisters, Teeny

and Mrs, William Prentiss, two brothers, Henry and Michael Cronan, all of Brookiyn, N. Y. . Friends

may call at the residence after 6 p. m. Monday evening. Service from St. Catherine’s church Wednesday, 9 8. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Blasengym Servfee. DIGGINS Shirley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F, sister of Barbara Dolores, Mary, Tyrone 3 Daniel P., Michael J, J. and Timothy H. Diggins, passed away Friday, Funeral

Anna, age 14 years,

Tuesday, April 11, 8:30 a. m., at residence, 2626 Wade st, § a m, Holy Name church (Beech Grove). Friends

Holy Cross cemetery.

invited. Burial George

Friends may call at residence. W. Usher Service. EATON—Russell H., age 57 year. Beloved husband of Huldah Eaton and father of Marion Eaton, 8t. Louis, Miss, hallbrother of Mrs. Marjorie Beck, Lebanon,

“Tiny.” during of Troy and Fleming, Mars Hill

Reward. WILL PARTY who picked up rubber tired wheelbarrow Saturday, ave, please return to Cash Coal Co,

SHIRLEY BROS. co.

954 N [llinols

ROBERT W.

1423 Prospect u ur PEL OF THE CH 8" to Wilsen iA Hi LOST & For D LOST—Black and white fox. terrier, name

Scared of storms, disappeared the storm Friday from cosner

BE-1682-R-

CH-6250. Reward.

[OST—Small chair and furniture pad off truck, E. 30th or Forest Manor. Reward. TA-3924. TOST—At Loew's theater Sunday. Lucky Pive club secretary book and other articles in sack. Call CH-1860-J, Reward. LOST—Chow dog, light tan, male, name “Tay.” Child's pet. Reward. 2033 Carrol'ton. BLACK loose leaf binder containing price lists, ete, Call RI-2355. R d.

INSTRUCTIONS

‘WOULD like to hear from reliable men who would like to train in spare time to overhaul and install refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. mechanically inclined. fere with your present work. For information about this training, write at once giving your working hours.

TA-3623.

name,

STIRLING 7

$25 3.

1300 Carrollton

Rewar

Should be Will not inter-

address, age and UTILITIES INST,

Ind. Mrs. Mildred Jones, Battle. Creek, Mich.. and Raiph Eaton, Indianapolis, assed away Bunday a. m. in Clermont, d. Puneral Wednesday, 2 p. m., from the Clermont Christian church. Buria Clermont cemetery, Priends may call at the residence after 7 p. m., Monday, unti 11 a m Wednesday and at the church from 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. Shirley service,

FARMER—Mariah M., widow of Richard .. mother of Mrs. Eva Rosenbaum, Mrs. Carrie Sparks, Mrs. Mary Green, Mrs. Lizzie Matthew, Mrs. Edith Davi son, Mrs. Gall Pinkerton, Charles, Robert and Glover Farmer, departed this age 86. Funeral Wednes12, at Brightwood M. E. 2:30 p. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station st, until 1 p. m. PORAN—Ralph G., 27 year. Beloved husband of Margaret Foran, father of James Poran, brother of Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday 1:30 p. m. at the G. H. Herrmann funeral home, 1505 8. East st. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call after 4 p. m. Tuesday. BIER—Mary Jane, 87 years, 2501 Madison ave., beloved mother of Jonas and Earl Hier, randmother of Olen and Mary Jane Hier, Mrs. E, J. Leibinger and Don Hier, passed away Saturday. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. m., at the G. 2 HerrHome, 1505 8. East. Priends Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at the funeral home.

SOUSE — George Lee, entered into rest Friday at Dayton, O., age 66 years, father of Mrs. Tony Sansone, Mrs, W. M. , Mrs. James Clayton snd James A. House, brother of Lena House. Services Tuesday, 1: ry W. Moore Peace Chapel. are welcome, Burial Crown Hill ceme-

IRONS—Ha arvey B. Husband of Jessie Irons, brother of Mrs. J. W. Garrow, Chicago, Mrs. Pred Wethey, Detroit, and i 4 Irons, Galesburg, i. Passed on 4 night. Service Tuesday evening, 8 p. m., at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1903 N. Meridian st, Friends invited. Burial, Galesburg, Ill. N—Harry C., age 63 years, father of Dorothy and James Kitchen, passed Monday morning. Funeral from

American Natl. 45 N. Penn.

BUS GIRLS—COLORED

APPLY 0.5 A. Ne oN

Box 86, % Times. RN beauty culture. Enroll now, Inernational auty School, 342 E. Wash. HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER

KIPP BROTHERS,

“ATTENTION GIRLS!

for telephone solicitation M.—4:30

work, a “ excellent I and SOfith ssion for those

who can qualify.

BANK CLERK

Young woman for clerical work. Adding machine experience

helpful but not to Mr. Keogh.

* HOTEL WARREN

CAFETERIA WORKERS

10 a. m, to

full-time employment.

REAL

HOSIERY MILLS 634 N. Noble

MA-5686

Operators

. Girls to Learn to Operate Full-Fashione Knitting Machines

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N. Noble St.

NEEDS

Apply at Once

Hours

LANE BRYANT © Sales Tabulators

©® Stock Workers

Proven Job Security for 45 Years Through Wars and Depressions

752 E. Market St. MAIDS—WHITE

Office building work,

5:30-11

TYPIST

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

9 HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

MEN AS HELPERS ON

To Work In Accounting Dept.

RI-1321]

SAM ToS P M

Waitress—6 Nights WAITRESS

Main, Plainfield. Phone 2021.

WANTED

————_——— ee ia —— WANTED—Waitresses at once,

Y lady for tj d - VPIST eral fice work. © 15 N.. penn.

WAITRESSES

Day or Night Top Wages

WHEELER'S

139 N. Pennsylvania St.

1357 8. MERIDIAN

Salary; room, board included. Grimes Hotel, 118

WAITRESS 3915 E. 10th. TIR-0971.

Colored waitress, age 18 to 50. 526 Indiana.

$25 Weekly.

48 8.

Emerson, IR-0018.

b: e

WHITE GIRL—Immediately, age 21-50; stay; general housework; extra go! salary. LI-4912, TA-9305.

WHITE WOMEN

work, 5 P, M. to 11 P. M. No Sundays. 309 Circle Tower Bldg.

WHITE WOMEN

WOMAN

for steady work. Similar to house-

FOR SPRING CLEANING BR-6856 After 6 P. M, for cleaning work at night in Chamer of Commerce Building. Apply freight levator after 4:30 p.

WHIT

Capable 2 taking charge of cafeteria nights, Vestal's Res-

117 8. Meridian. |p. m. If wanting steady employment see Sh AIT Mr. Luther, 710 Kahn Building. _taprant. LI-3939. eo on MAIDS ~ WOMAN—SMALL OFFICE M., 5'a days; Light dictation — typing. Some comptometer. Starting salary, $25. MA-3569.

APPLY MR. COOG

essential. Apply

Bank P

RIBBLE

2 p.m or

SILK

NEAT GIRL

GA-2403—2659 Shelby

SEE MR. MURPHY

“PBX

Lingerie Department

REAL SILK

634 N. Noble St.

WARREN HOTEL

To answer phone and counter in dry cleaning plant; good wages,

Charles—Darko Cleaners

PANTRY GIRLS HOTEL HARRISON

"Apply ly Personnel Office HOTEL LINCOLN

Power Sewing Machine Operators

Experienced or Will Train

HOSIERY MILLS

y Brothers Irving Hill chapel, 5377 mgton st. Wednesday, 10 a. m, Thy Rus ville, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel afier Tuesday noon. ERIEL-Edward C., of 17 W. Hampton dr., husband of Mary L. Kriel, passed away Sunday. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday Priends Invited. Cremation yO the Flan. ner & Buchanan crematory. Friends may call at the mortuary. MoCAMMON—Roy H., age 50, 2211 Miller st. husband of Gladys E. McCammon, father of Pfc. Roy Walter, Cpl. Allen, Harold, Alice and William McCammon; brother of Mont and Earl McCammon, Youngstown, O., passed away Monday at Yusarana hospital. Funeral Thursday, 1 m., at West Side Gospel TaberPans, 2112 Miller st. Priends may call at Parley Funeral Home, 1604 W, Morris st, after 7 p. m. Tuesday. Body will lie in ale at church from 2 until 11 Thursday. Burial Pershing, Ind.

ohn, son of Dr, and Mrs. Bdward L., 3710 Washington bjvd, and] brother of Sally, passed away Sunday.

Notice of service later. MOHR— Walter S., of 2702 8. Rybolt ave, entered into rest Saturday, age 56 years, husband of Ethel H. Mohr, father of Clara Mae, Thomas W., Pvt. Glenn W. snd Cpl. Richard G. Mohr, brother of Richard H. and George A, Mohr, Service Wednesday, 3 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are wel- . Burial Crown Hill MOORE—George W., age 90 years, of 2529

city; Emery Moore of Martinsville, Ind.; grandinther of Forrest Pyke, Dearborn, ich.; George E. Moore, Detroit, Mich.; also survived by three great- -grandchildren. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, Wednesday, 2 m. Burial South Park cemetery, Mar-

insville, Ind. {Martinsville (Ind.) papers please copy. ] NEWPO! — Louis, age 668, formerly of

1129 y erin passed away Saturday morning at Terre Haute, husband of Edna, father of ward and Walte Indianapolis and Thurlo of Terre Lion Services at the J. C. Wilson ‘Chapel of the Chimes” Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends

invited. Burial Washington Park. Priends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes'' after 6 p. m. Monday.

PEDROWE—John, Beloved husband Cora E. Pedrowe and brother of Dr.| Charles W. Pedrowe and Thad P. Ped. rowe, passed away Monday a. m. Frie may call at the Robert W, Shirley oc neral home, 1420 Prospect st. Fune service Wednesday, 10 a. m., funeral home Friends invited. ROESNER Lillie Marie, age 56, beloved sister of Walter and George. Roesner, passed away Sunday at the residence, $18 Dawson st. Funeral services Wednesday, April 12, 2 p. m, at the Meyer & Abdon Funeral Home, 1509 Prospect, and 2:30 p. m. at the Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran church. Burial Concordia cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. Monday evening. [Columbus (Ind.) papers please

from the

copy.) SHOLTY Zola Shirk, daughter of Eva B. 8hirk, passed away Monday morning. Bervice at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 11 a. m. Priends invited. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery, Crawfordsville, SPIHER Henry H., age 86, husband of Nettie Spiher, passed away Sunday afternoon at the residence, 3537 W, Michigan st. Services Tuesday, 2 p, m., at the Tabernacle Baptist church, 628 Somerset. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the Conkle Puneral Home, 1934 W, Michi-| gan st, after 2 p. m., Monday, and at the church from 1 p m Tuesday untit ‘the hour of the service. STOUT — George B., beloved father of Vada Keeney and Glenn Stout; brother of Frank Stout, Spencer, Ind., and 8ylvis Taylor, Indianapolis, passed away Sunday. Services Tuesday, at the Burial Highland Lawn cemetery, Haute, Ind. SWEENEY—William B., ford D. and Mary Eileen Sweeney, Friends may cal Mortuary, Meridian at 19th street, , m. Monday. 8:30, at the mortuery, § a. m., St, Neri church. Priends invited. orge, age 62 years,

Sunday.

5 |

CLAYPOOL HOTEL NEEDS: v% Small, neat appearing girls, white or colored, for elevator

CLERK

Insurange Co.

CLERK

COLORED ERS, 100 to MILL 3901

SOT maid; good working conditions; SHERMAN (See housekeeper.)

Communication Carriers

operators.

+ Colored maids, full or part

time,

+ Room Inspectors, white. —Apply Housekeeper. Good penman; age limit 35;

will train. TA-1591.

limit, Life Insurance Co, work evenings; 6 days.

Age

IR-093

easy hours. McCrea.

18-55; all

In our operating room,

Experience

Western Union Apply 716 Guaranty Bldg. For 3 adults,

COOK—

interview. ~~

of}

12 o'clock, W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary. Terre

brother of Clif-

died | 7 at the Kirby | after}

beloved

husband of Ona Vicars, father of§How-

Lt. Lt. A. 8S, "Alameda

ard Vicars, Long Beach, Cal; JL. Vicars, Camp Roburis, Cal.; Ean C. Vicars, U. N.

Owen

al., and Pvt, La L. Vicars, North ps brother of William Vicars, passed

away tu ¥ evening. Funeral at Sinniey Bros.’ Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 Washington st., Wednesday, 3 p. m,

Ea Memorial. Park. Friends may cal at the Shapel after 5 p. m, Monday.

age 67, passed away

h, Sunday. Peroni from the Reynolds Mor tuary, 1415 N, Pennsylvania st, Wednes day, 8:30 a. m., St m. Burial St. Friends invited. OLFE—8u

ter

Joseph |

and rs. Tt

John's church, 9 cemetery.

san, ‘Little 9- month-old daughMr, Robe Wolfe, Granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wolfe, Puneral

A Pleasant

It’s Part of a Telephone Job

Employment 240 N.

Indiana Bell

EGG

BREAKERS

Day Shift Essential Industry

Apply

333 W. 18th

GIRL TO LEARN FASHION CLEANERS, 1901 CENTRAL.

GIRLS

18 to 35

The Indianapolis Times has openings

for two young

advertising business.

pleasant and

with sales personality. Five-day, opportunity ment on inside or outside sales staff.

permanent, Excellent

‘See Mrs. Willi

or phone RI-5551,

GIRLS—18 TO 45

Funeral Wednesday, | for light bindery work in prnung ant. Philip No experience necessary. E.

DISHWASHERS—COL.

Union, father of Mrs. Anna M. Pyke of GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN 'Y CAFETERIA, 320 N. MERIDIAN

Indianapolis Life

25. Indianapolis

TA-1591,

BE. Washington. Call

HOUSE, 247

inside work.

unnecessary.

Call TA-5691 for

DO YOU WANT

Environment?

Office—Women Meridian

PRACTICAL NURS

3097. 2210 N. Meridian.

FAME LAUNDRY,

PRESS

735 Lexington

Alterations, Apply Mr. Pritz,

Women's Alterations Dept., 6th Floor,

Company

Permanent Position— Fame Laundry, 1352

PRESS OPERATORS

PERMANENT POSITION—GOOD PAY 1352 N. Illinois St.

OPERATOR

No experience necessary. Good starting pay. Pleasant working conditions.

Sterling Laundry

"-SEAMSTRESS

Experienced in Coat and Sult

SHIRT FINISHERS Good Pav linols

‘Telephone Co.

ladies ‘interested in the The work is difficult for girls Positions, are 40-hour week, for advance-

not

ams, 214 W, Maryland,

420

INEXPERIENCED WOMEN

Will Train for Knitfer Operators.

Transferring

National Mosier Mills

RI-I3%21—8 A. M. to 5 P. M,

Your house or apartment “for ae THE TIMES rh

Fxperience Helpful

rent” as little as 23¢ save money and between

bus operators. Permanent

accomplishment. tion Terminal bldg

515 Days; cellent location. Building.

40 hours:

and

Stable Employment for Women

High type jobs available as troiley and reliable

Paid while learnAwards Apply Room 213, Trac-

work, Join an industry essential in war and peace. Good pay ing. Vacations provided

for day work | (6 days). TA- | facturing of medical products. |

The Wm. H. Block

for

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STENOGRAPHER 1207-9 gy Bank

ex-

for work in bakery. Good post-war possibilities. necessary. convenience, 1915 Southeastern.

HELP WANTED—MALE-F FEM. 10

WOMEN

Essential industry. No experience Varied hours to suit your 8 hour day. Good pay.

An Opportunity

for 5 Day Week Jobs ® Stock Man

® Lady Operator for Sewing Machine :

Post-war job assurance.

DU PONT GO.

249 W. Washington

Ask Your Friend Who Works at Lilly’s

He will tell you that “Lilly's is a fine place to work!”—A clean plant, good food, pleasant associates, and an impor-! tant job in peace or war time, the manu- |

Eli Lilly and Company TAKE MINNFSOTA TROL LEY TO McCARTY BT.

BECK CANVAS PRODUCTS, ING.

3234 W. WASHINGTON POWER

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS.

ALSO

HAND WORKERS

Experienced or inexperienced

THIS IS WAR WORK

* Stenographers .

ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.

Mouldings, Inc.

L1-3458

—— day through Friday; 8-12 on Satur-

% Comptometer Operators °

TWAT TA “i711 HELP WANTED—MALE AMBULANCE driver. Neat, reilable. Must| + MAN FOR MILK P

OPENINGS

Immediate Openings in PRODUCTION, PACKING,

Availability Cert. Required ; No Experience Necessary Aviation

Division: 141 E. MARKET

OR U. 8. EMPLOYMENT, 148 E. MARKET

Cake Mixer

Experienced, Night Work Union Wages

Permanent Position

+ RED CAB CO. +

MECHANICS

DAY OR NIGHT Ford Mechanics * Chevrolet Mechanics * Metal Men * .

Janitors * WHITE OR COLORED See Mr. Cook

* 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * *

{3th and Meridian Sts.

318 W. Vermont

PRODUCTION JOBS

Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Apply

Men 18 to 50, Jou can make up to $60 and more per Cleaning routes ht you are a worker,

GA-2403

CAN YOU DRIVE?

telegrams in downtown buildings. Pleasant interesting work. Meridian.

Over 50 for essential war work to deliver

Mr. Dalton, 18 N,

Western . Union

eek on one of our Dry

Charles—Darko Cleaners 2650 Shelby

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION

700 WEST MORRIS STREET

WALL WASHERS

CLAYPOOL HOTEL NEEDS:

v% Houseman, white or colored. v Carpet washers, white or col. —Apply Housekeeper.

Apply Personnel Office METHODIST HOSPITAL

WANTED!! Unskilled Men and

COLORED MAN

To learn work in dry cleaning plant. Good wages.

Charles—Darko Cleaners 2659 Shelby

Women UNITED STATES RUBBER

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. “South St. Interviewing Hours 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.

COLORED HELP

ASHJIAN BROS.

for MACHINE SHOP and FOUNDRY Good Pay-—48-Hour Week Bring Birth Certificate and Availability Papers Apply Employment Office

International Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville Road

COUNTER MAN OR WHITE 377 8. Illinois Bt.

HELP WANTED-—-MALE 6 MEN WANTED | FACTORY WORK GOOD STARTING PAY QUICK ADVANCEMENT WAR WORK . STANDARD DRY KILN HARDING & McCARTY STS. 2 TIRE SERVICE MEN Good Salary

WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO.

821 N. Illinois

GIRL

Monday Through Saturday 454 w. 16th Place DO NOT APPLY IF ALREADY Combination ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL work | Truck Driver and Warehouseman WA-1877 Rb" pe DISHWASHER 6 days; no Sundays; no nights. ‘$24.00 gen y 0 Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware. W District en and Women |Managers

DRIVERS

1 -

FIREMA

pital,

For Circulation Dept. ‘ The Indianapolis Times has several openings for young men between 20 and 35 rs; good starting wage and excellent opportunity for advancement; 5-day, 40-hour week: must have high school education, natural likeness for boys, and have a car. Please phone for appointment, RI-5551, Mr. Alllo. for ambulance and funeral work. 23 McLean Place McLean Place.

* DRIVERS AND HELPERS

Experienced In moving household oods. Shellhouse Freproo Wareouse Co., 2455 Cen

FINISHERS

Patchers and rubbers. Steady employment. See Mr. Field 610 S. New Jorsey

“for 125-H. P, boiler; some mechanical experience. Aak or Mr. Glod, engineer, St, Francis HosBeech Grove, (No phone calls.)

Foundry Help White or Colored

Hetherington & Berner, Inc. 101 fantusky Avenue

ADAMS

is building machinery for the armed 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 Mon-

ay. J. D. ADAMS MFG. CO. 217 South Belmont Avenue Take West Washington Car

% Production Men * Timekeepers % Shipping Clerks % Checkers

International Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville Road

Assistant Shipping Clerk

Good Opportunity for Right Person.

COUPLE for suburban place; living and salary. MA-7876. 24 Union Trust Bldg.

DAYTIME WAREHOUSE WORKERS MEN or WOMEN

Drug Department Order Pickers

with at least 6 months’ experience drug store or drug warehouse. Permanent full-time jobs available, Steady employment 6 days week. Apply at office,

HOOK’S DEPENDABLE

walk ‘2 blk. west.

602 W. McCarty

STENOGRAPHER

‘Permanent position with old established

HUGH J. BAKER & CO.

Ask for Miss Basey.

DRUG STORES

California and Market Sts,

Your drug store is an essential part of your _everyday _home- front service.

DINNER COOK ,™™ GABiss -

040 Virginia Ave.

company; should be able to take short- " - hand; 40-hour week; hours 9 to 6, every EXPERIENCED { COUPLE | . p me; top salary; other Saturday, 8 to 12:30. private living quarters; references re Five minutes from downtown; - take| quired. FR-1783. Stock Yard bus at Kentucky ave. and ~~ WHITE GABLES Illinois st.; get off at McCarty st. and FRY cooX 1040 Virginia Avenue

National Hosiery Mills

RI. 1321 8A. M. to 5 P. M.

AUTO MECHANICS Permanent Position, Excellent Opportunity for A-1 Man SEE MR. SMITH

HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 VIRGINIA AVE.

BOYS

Vacation Work

We are now . accepting applications for work during the vacation period. No experience necessary but must be over 16 years of age. If interested,

’

GRIDDLE MAN, sandwich man, man, curb girls and bays, age 17 year or over WANT] MEN and WOMEN For Packing and

Keep war wheels "turning. victory your business at

Apply at Either

ice

OFFICE HOURS Monddy Through Satu 8 AM to 4:30 P.M

Speedway or Maywood Employment fr

utday

(Statement of Availability Required)

STENOGRAPHERS

Make

Shipping Dept. - No Experience Necessary. Time and Half for Over 40 Hours.

725 Gardner Lane

fountain

0 . Curbs open on April __Tth. SPENCER'S RESTAURANT, HU-4464.

STARK-WETZEL & CO.

apply Mr. Miller,

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. 543 W. McCarty

BOYS AND MEN—16 - 60

50c PER HOUR—TIME AND ONEHALF OVER 40. HOURS—PLUS MEALS AND UNIFORMS,

Experience Not Necessary

® Inspectors ® Roll Machine Operators ® Shipping Department Essential Jobs

_KIP) BROS, 111 8. M

TYPIST

EX BONUS. FIVE-DA

WRITERS BLDG.

TYPIST

tunity for advancement. GA-4421" for ‘sibointment.

STOCK and 2a.eslady for poy Separusent.

CELLENT STARTING SALARY PLoS WEEK.

HIS

A PERMANENT POSITION With PosT.

WAR SECURITY. APPLY BY LETT OR. IN RSON. STATS AUTOMOBILE INEURANGE ASSN. 6TH FLOOR UNDER-

rmanent position, 40 hour week, time ae a half if any overtime work, OpporPlease phone

Apply 8 to 5. Mon. through Sat.

MIDDLE AGED or eider or oman, iets

family ad : Quarters.

colored couple adequate wie modern WA-2815,

R. C. A, Cafeteria

_ 3300 E. Michigan Street BREAD PACKER Inexperienced | 6 Nights Work Per Week Regular Pay Increases Permanent Position

Apply

General Baking Co.

318 Ww. Vermont.

JFreight House

Apply Indiana

Truckers

Take W. Wash. car to 900 W. then turn

MEN OVER 18

AS MACHINE OPERATORS

% Essential Work *5 Day +* 48-Hour Week % In Bleaching Dept. % Vacation With Pay

Indianapolis Bleaching Co. 900 W. Wabash

north 2 blocks.

% MEN >

We Need

Hand Box Nailers

For Immediate Employment’ Essential Work

Apply

Balke & Krauss Co.

427 W. Market

with late model cars to Serve telegrams; full or part time, Mr, Dalt

Western Union

Have several openings in ‘our steel and mill supply departe ment. If interested in an opportunity for a permanent posi-: tion with a good starting salary apply Mr. Miller.

Wr J. HOLLIDAY & CO. 543 W. McCarty

Essential Industry Experience NOT Necessary

Steady work mow and after ihe war. _ Our business has been In years.

National Starch Products, Inc.

1515 8. DROVER

MEN 18 to 45

FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK

ro TERS Days. Frazi

PORTER

PRESSER ="

137 yedrs

- know city. 1101 N. Pennsylvania. hora, gayi unnecessary, good LITHOGRAPH PRESSES : BELL BOYS Sy a a vee aver You are vitally needed in our esBe per Hr. Essential Industry|, Coord: | saserience aor aecssary. Applicant must be rary saom or ovei| sential food duly, Bupriercy Women for : : " MAN TO WORK around furniture store, learn. Plenty of overtics. oo - TIME CLERKS x BOY J | owns fpe ened 5 litheiie In Lithograph Department MAN for corer © Tawney. EVANS MiLLInG be —Esse! For pl t work 1 tock room. A gan. . Mie y 55 per Roup al Industry 40-Hour gr permanent. position, now Mechanics—Metal—Painters MEN to do general clean: pt. build- . | and after the war. See Mr. Ray, All .or Part Time ing and to work in furn ne a 928 BURFORD PRINTING co SE Virginia ave. MA- . MUTUAL DRUG CO. Central Seles Co TAM 603 E. Washington St. Hoh Night W i h ght Watchman

and Janitor White or colored. If physically fit and looking for a permanent position

_ for the future, this is a

real opportunity. Good starting wage in an essential industry. References required. For appointment phone Mr. Miller, RI, 2422.

ORDERLIES—WHITE

Apply Personnel Office METHODIST HOSPITAL

HUBER CONTRACTING CO. 2050 Northwestern ave.

PLUMBER

New work only. Steady employment. _CH-1158.

POLAR ICE & & FUEL CO. § Firemen

Steady employment—Good pay.

2000 North estern Ave. Ask for . Miller.

ris store wor! er's Pharmacy y, 16th, Coil

Exper, Joe Health's, Barber Shop, 133 W.. Market.

PORTER

Draft exempt. Prefer 7, TR-5040.

IR EXP, OVER 45 PREFERRED,

HOTEL LINCOLN

Satage garage man to pa 1101 N. Pennsylvania.

ROUTE MEN

for Wholesale Bakery Established Routes If Not Now Employed in War Work See Company Representative

U. S. ENPLOYMENT SERVICE

148 East Market Street Tuesd.y (Tomorrow)

Por established milk routes. Experience unnecessary; excellent pay; day time routes; good hours; 6 day week; permanent jobs: opportunity for advancement. Applicants must be gan Samp or over Phone MA-2519

Young man. ably white. 1

CATS.

SALARIED POSITION

National PFinance Organization has openings for men exempt or discharged from military service, as investigators and . adjusters. Good future. Steady promotions. Salary and expenses, Apply Merchants Bank Bldg. or phone RI-1471 for interview,

Silk Spotter Good pay, day hours. Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning

2901 E. Wash, on the Carline Stable Jobs for Mechanics

Attractive itions available as mes’ chanics in Indianapolis Ralflways sho and . Permanent and reliable work: Join an industry essential in war and peace. Good . Paid Ship matrisg Vacations provided. Awards or nigee tions. Apply to ats I 1 Washington st,

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Stable Employment for Men

High type jobs available as trolley and bus operators. Permanent and reliable work. Jon an industry essential in war

and ce. pay. Paid while learn. ing Fa ations provided. Awards for accomplishment. Apply Room 313, Trace

tion Terminal bldg

INDIARAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Steady Positions for

Permanent positions, opportunity for advancement. Rate 760 per hour, time and haif after 8 hours, Can use part-time workers.

Pennsylvania Railroad 139 E. South St.

~ GENERAL OFFICE WORK

for draft exempt man. Typing, ete. Gravel Co., one square west of West St. on 13th St.

GRILL AND COUNTER MEN $30.00 Weekly. Apply 43 W. St. Clair. ° A. M.—4 P. M.

"Pl ERK REFERENCES

HARDWARE CLERK ™ir aes

HELPERS

needed in steel fabricating plant doing highly essential war work.

Ask for Mr. Huxman,

HUGH J. BAKER & CO. 602 W. McCarty St.

Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday

'KIMBLE GLASS CO

229 E. SOUTH

De Not Apply If Engaged in Essential Industry

8 come in and talk with us.

MEN WANTED

Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, an essential industry in war time and just as busy and essential in peace. Lime needs men. There are openings for yard laborers at 73¢c an hour, powerhouse fuel men 73¢, coke oven laborers 73c¢, track repair-

men 73¢c, coke oven operators 80¢. coal unloaders 80c, maine tenance helpers 83c, were house fireman 83c, and elece tricians at $1.01 an ur, Apply in persons to Mr, Baker «° Gas Plant, 2050 Prospect

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.

HOTEL PORTER Sclored; otel.

See Mrs. Sloat,

HOUSEMAN

APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL

pleasant working conditions; Spink Arms

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

1600 E. 21st

MEN WANTED

Amer. Lead Corp.

PORTERS

you looking for a position that oi in 8 salary 52 weeks in the year? You'll find the working conditions pleasant. Your drug oe is an essential part of your everyday home-front service. Ages 1€ to full time jobs are available.

HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES OFFICE California and Market Sts.

Steel Shear Operator

Plenty of overtime. Phone Mr, Tudor, GA-4431, Indianapolis Machinery and Supply Co.

1959 8. Meridian.

Time to Get a Permanent Job

IN AN

Essential Industry

2 night load out men la m toda m

1 part time, 4 a. m. to 8 a m. See Mr. E. V. Mitchell

The Polk Sanitar

1100 E. 15th

TIRE REPAIR MEN

Men Wanted

side Sanatorium, CH-7676.

KINGAN & CO, INC. Says "MEAT" The Army

An Industry Engaged in Essential War Work

needs your help to prepare meat for our armed forces. Modern equipment, good wages, time and half for over 40 hours. No experience necessary. Apply in Pencu-Eaplement Office, 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily

JANITORS iin “wo mpson, 31 . Tlinois, FOR JANITORS Salary, board, room, laundry. Sunny- Stockroom

Apply

OMAR, INC. 901 E. 16th St.

MEN URGENTLY NEEDED

LABORERS wanted; white or - colored; for work on coke ovens; essential industry; are an hour; 6 eight-hour d per week; Joaters need not + Appl e in person ar Gas last a at Langsdale and Northwestern ave.

Insley Manufacturing Co. 801 N. Olney

Steady and permanent work, Time and one-half for over 40 hours. Sickness and accident insurance.

We are manufacturing our standard products for the U, S. armed

TIRE SERVICE MEN

Essential war industry; wages; plenty of overtime; time os one half over 40 hours DE w d peace-time

KNOERLE TIRE ¢0., INC. 2421 N. Meridian St.

TIRE VULCANIZER

Experienced, With Good Record Good Salary~Steady Employment

WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO.

821 N. ILLINOIS

TUNE-UP MAN LUBRICATION MAN

Steady Work—Good Wages Superior Chevrolet

forces. There will be no post-war reconversion. If not employed in av BO essential industry, see our employ- or. Thompson, ment department. 3 Noh Illinois. UPHO! Highest wages, s 8:30—5 Monday Through Friday a raat. working conditions. 8:30—12 Saturday UPHOLSTERER

Permanent jitas; vacation with pay; apply Mr. Bowe

Pa " “Mefiopist HOSPITAL _ or toy

a Pe ssh Gok roa

y Milk Co.’

position In essential isle

Permanent war

Tr:

887 WANTED EX? MAKER AN ERS, PEF COLOR €0 » Wanted. i Mechanics, and Tire Mi In Ess

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WANTED AND NELPE FOR STC STEADY. APPLY HOD 960-62

# WREC Must Have PENNSYLV!/

1450 N. F

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EVERY RC Gilbert Hof DELAWARE, 51 bath; steam | distance. FEW JERSEY, warm, inners ATE, 1218 twin beds; ad ACOMA, 201 lory’s. Single reasonable. )

$STH, 3513 B.heated, $2.50

ROOM, innerspring mw couple. WA-

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VELY doubl constant hot TA-6980. Rooms wri PARK AVE, 31 and bed. Phe CONVALESCEN

TOR'S REFE HOSPITAL E

CONVALESCEN Doctor's refer

WILL CARE ¢ private home Children 3,

IRL-School 1 day or week.

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L, kitchen; near , 231% : employed mi ness woman. , 317 B.— near bath, wv

sitt Gentleman p BR-1612, AR ) T. A. Moy

‘MOYNA] 850 N. Pennsyl

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