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GLOVER—Robert father of Mrs,

31. 1 this evening. rE at funeral home. Sn iL

an beloved fils 8° aCielr snd Norman Bryan Glover and brother o John Glover of Dall Tex.; ar Glover of Athens, Als, and Charles

Glover of Indiana i, Jose away Sunday at the ps of his da ter, I 30th s enol i Shir! oy

Brothers Central Chapel, 946 NclIllinois Bhs Thursday, 10 a,.m. Burial Crown

DEATH NOTICES

REAL SILK

I 9 ‘CAFETERIA WORKERS 10a mto2p mor full-time employment,

HOSIERY MILLS 634 N. Noble

1. Friends may call at the chapel ime,

any t HAWKINS Eugene (3., age 50 years, beloved husband of Lillian Ruth Y Hawkins, father of Martha Louise Jameson, 1. Eug T. Hawkins, U. 8. Army air foree In Italy; Ruth Irene Hawkins; brother of Mrs. Lillie B. Phillips, Mrs. Maude Tanner, Dorothy Hawkins an Walter Hawkins, -all of Lebanon, Ind., and James Hawkins of Danville, Ili, waaed Awny Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 5 p. m. from Shirley Brothers Central Chaper, ‘946 N. Illinois. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at chapel after 7 p. m, Wednesday, BOSSMAN-Josph (Jake), 118 Olive st. loved i Hossman, brother of Mrs. Bessie and Tony Miller, passed away Monday p. m. Puneral ay at 1:30 p, 2% G. H. Hermann Puneral Home, 1505 Bast st. Friends invited. Bu oral Park cemetery. Friends may call any time. McCAMMON—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,

ars old, of Ethel Smith

1 nacle, aia x Miler st. at Farley Puneral Home, 1 Hs st. Body will lie in state at church from 6 until 11 Thursda al Pershing, McAUGH-—Mary, wile id Josep, te of Mrs, James and James L.; Or ane James. Ke Konno County Donegal, Irelan passed away Phesday at residence, Peis Funeral Friday, April 14th, Sn a m.,

at the George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313

W. Washington st., 10 a. m, St. John's church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery, Friends may call at the oriuary en: was & memird Order, Altar Suchet

day, 8:30 p. m., at mortuary for prayer. MeQUINN--Cordella, of Franklin, Ind. mother of Floyd, Indianapolis; Herman of Middletown, O.; Metts MeMasters, Indianapolis; sister of Margaret Browning and oar Sturgeon, passed away Tuesday at the home of adn ig) 1332 Dryer st ir ey Franklin, Ind. Burial Sunde.

MYLES—-Malinda py Comtliels bi aunt of Mrs. Carrie K. a Mrs. Martha Bray, et gd) Mrs, Annip EB. Kelterman, away Tues day p. m. Funeral service st the Lawrence church Priday,

10:30 L m. Burial Union Chapel. Priends may call at McCord Funeral Home In ‘oatlandon after 3 p. m. Thursday. PENNY—William H., of 2248 N. Talbot! father of Lewis sad Ewin Penny, rapdfather of Mrs. Georgia Jriviit, op of John and Ray, Scnlatr ga Etta Moore, onan Poe Tuesd . m. Priends may cull call at the Totin ay home ARy Sie al alter 12 noon Thursday, Service Ye . m. * Interment Washington Park Friends invited. RAY-—Walter 8, of 607 N. Reynithe ave, entered into rest Mogan) age 64 years husband of Mary E. father of Harold Burk Ray, ar ati jer of Victor and Patricia Landrigan, uncle of Pearl and Roy Ray of Feniyme Ind. Servfces Thursday, m., at Harry W. Moore Pedee chapel Friends sare welcome. Burial at Hill “cemetery, Shelbyville, Ind Shelbyville papers please copy.} ROLLINGS -Willlam Albert, age 64 years, father of Mrs. Dorothy Strodtman, Beech Grove; Mrs. Irma Watts of Indi anapolls, and Barney Roliings (USN): brother of Joseph L. Roilings, Indianapolis, and Mrs. aya, and two randdaughters, Marily 8 x and Judit man, away April 10, may cal at the Aaron-Ruben Hat 1043 RN. Meridian a after 4:30 pom Jat. Sirvice, Friday, 10:30 a. m., st futieral home, Friends En YOUNG-Haits, age 50 husband of Nora M. Foun; brother of Mrs. Mabel A L. Bur Sy Br Young, Seymour, go & . Costs Messa, Cal early Tuesday at residence, ius 5 Speedway City. 8ervice Thursday, 3 . Speedway Christian church. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call at Conkle funeral home, 1934 W. Michigan st, after 10 a m Wodneatay and at the church Thuis“ay from p. m. until hour of service,

CARDS OF THANKS 2 WEINBERGER--Our deepest gratitude to many relatives, neighbors and friends for the beautiful tributes received at the death of our beloved hushand and facher, Edwin Weinberger, We are espe cially thankful to Rev, eg and singer and employes . Mou Lilly & MRS. RRIE WEINBERGER AND CHILDREN,

LOST & FOUND ’

TOST—HBiack and white fox terrier, name “Tiny.” Scared of storms, disippeared during the storm Priday from cormer ef Troy snd Fleming. ars Hiul' $235 Reward. BE-3682-R-3.

LOST Black leather bilifold containing

Pleasant Apply Mr, Shepher d | COLORED girl to work evenings; 6 days. £" 3901 E Washington.

CornTniat Carriers i, Apply 716 Guaranty Bldg. rial | COO! emPOF 3 adults, C TA-5691 for

DISHWASHERS—COL. GUARANTY CAPETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN

CAREER TRAINING?

Bischoff, |- SpE ——— = EG :

HELP WANTED~FEMALE TOUREKERPER—3 Children, : Dilvate Toom, ‘ample eo ay: SOL Wy evenings. 1.

* MAIDS Er meee : TYPIST Young lady for gen-|

x. mel agetll and

Wi § HOTEL wiing "to" ean 3

and gehelnlly m

NEAT GIRL

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

Charles—Darko Cleaners GA-2403—2660 Shelby

Waitress—8 Nights | WAITRESS Bm: room, sour 1 WAITRESS Chic: Bourd 1

Main, Plainfield. * Phone 2021.

eral office work. 15 N.

WAIT S

Day or Night ) Top Wages

WHEELER'S

139 N. Pennsylvania St.

Penn.

LEE See RIS nison Celored girls to work in laundry. PAN I WAITRESS ! 708 E. Michigen * SEE MR. MURPHY $25 Weekly. 3015 E. 10th. : HOTEL HARRISON! WAITRESS D5) ovor™ 411s musots. for cleaning offices evenings, 5 m.-132, :

employment at attractive wages, d, 1230 W. Morris st.

PBX

MILLER" TR-~0938. a :

Sictrea: th

5, fin OUSE, 24%

kits 3a Experience

unnecessary. Western Union interview

Room, board, salary, laundry. Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-7676.

DO YOU ANT

It's Part of a > Telephone Job

Em ent Office—Women Ployme N. Meridian

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

Day Shift" Essential Industry

333 W. 18th

EXPERIENCED Bundle Work Checkers

Mammie Snyder ‘of .

ER ERIN EE stenographer wanted by as department of Citizens s & Toke Utility; an essential industry in war as weil as mn ace. Mr. Doebber, MA-442

and huis Fg 4 Shay ‘week.

The Pay Is Excellent CROWN LAUNDRY &

CO. (On the car line.) 2001 E Wash

File Clerk

Straight alphabetical and general office werk. Permanent position. One with some experience preferred but -not necessary. Apply Mr. Miller.

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

~ % FLAT WORK % IRONER GIRLS

No nig Necessary Close Downtown Apply Mr. Hocker

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

$35.00; other valuables of h overseas. Vicinity Murphy's basement. Keep money. Return a DOROTHY M, NORMAN, TA-0964

YOST Lady's Fare, Sundny evening. ReCathedral. Re-

twin to Beottish Rite ward 386. ) TOST—At Loew's theater Sunday. Lucky "ive club secretary book and other articles in sack. Call CH-1860-J, Reward, LOST-—Bunch of keys in front of 1512 English ave, Reward. Call at 253 E. Washington. LOBT—Chow dog, light tan, male name “Tay.” Chiid’s pet. Reward. 2033 Car. roltton. TA-3623. STRAYED — Dachshund, Collar, name “Tassie.” N. Kealing. Reward. CH-5047 $235 REWARD for cocker spaniel Jost. White and black ticked, black ears, tail, black saddle on back. BR-1433.

TOST— White gold pendant, downtown; 18 Siamonds, 4 sapphires, Reward, HU-

reddish brown

BLACK loose 2 Jinder containing price lists, ete, RI-2355. Reward.

LOST- Be Seomerd gray and white. Name “Max.” Reward. BR-9838.

LOST Lady's umbrella, bine and white, on Central bus. Gift. Reward, BE-4607-M.

INSTRUCTIONS “LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Demands for skilled opstaions exceed the supply. Learn under expe

INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL 342 E. Washington Bt.

HELP WANTED—FEMALE AVON PRODUCTS Earn good commission on short hours. RI-5029.

BANK CLERK

Young woman for clerical work. Adding machine experience helpful but not essential. Apply to Mr. Keogh, American Natl. Bank

45 N. Penn. k BOOKKEEPER * . Apply

CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate

BUS GIRL S—COLORED

APPLY 9 A. M “NOON BEE MRS HOTEL "WARREN Lp HOTEL NEEDS: 3 : Small, neat appearing girls, "white or colored, for elevator

operators. v Colored maids, full or part time.

kx Room Inspeotress, white. ! an hoy Hoviokeper.

Vielnity 1126}

430 E. Market GENERAL OFFICE "WORK Experience not necessary; permanent position. Moskins, 111 W. ‘Washington. t General Office Work Xen: conditions (little typing). Good salary. NGE F~—FR-2030

GIRL TO LEARN

FASHION CLEANERS, 1901 CENTRAL.

GIRLS—18 TO 45

for light bindery work in pou. plant. No experience necessary. E. Ohi

* GIRL 5

To work oh handbags In repair shop. Must be capable of using sewing machine.

sw E. J. GAUSEPORL CO. <w vw §1 Moniment Circle +

To sort and check diapers. DY-PER SERVICR . 814 DORMAN, GIRL to fold ig No CXPETIEnCE NECeSSAry, JACKSON & SONS, No. 700. 546 so Merdian

HIGH school girl to work evenings. Call JR. 'S, 3901 BE Washing. on §

HOTEL MAIDS

Neat, steady women; pleasant surround. ings. Mrs. Sloat, k Arms Hotel

Hotel Maids = "Fie.

INEXPERIENCED WOMEN

Will Train for Knitter 0 Transferring Experience

National Hosiery Mills

RI-1321-8 A. M. fe 5 P. M.

LE:

ators ful

ITCHE P STEAM TABLE GIRLS BUS GIRLS

EATON'S, 642 BE. 38TH.

Knitting Machine Operators

Girls to Learn to Operate Full-Fashioned Kalting Machines ,

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N, Noble 8

COLORED.

’

THE HOOSIER CASUALTY CO.

Pleasant Working Conditions

15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.

POST-WAR JOB ASSURANCE!

® ORDER FILLERS

No Factory Wqrk—Daytime Hours Paid Vacations Automatic Pay Increases Clean, Pleasant,

WAITRESS 1222 P, M, 5-7 P. M3 > Meals and uniforms. English H Hotel Cotes

or § vo WHITE WOMEN Soins) poe

om M. to 11 PA No Circle Tower Bldg. re TT EANTNG WHITE "Git as

ber of Commerce Bull elevator after 4:30 p. iang

day week: 50¢ an

ailPOLICY WRITER yee id Wallets, age to A BIrRd we 6-Day Week %* WANTED aitresses at once, 8. wi part {ime ne work 3 10,8 qerenings

to houseYauagers.

BR-6856 After 6 P. M. for cleaning WOTK at ie in ChamApply freight

WHITE E WOMEN

WINDOW TRIMMER

Apply Third Floor CHAS. MAYER & CO.

29 W. Washington St.

Healthful Surroundings

LANE BRYANT, Inc.

762 E. MARKET ST,

WOMAN—For clean-up work in bakery; KARLE'S

1 7 tai WOMAN 5; oy ountain a tops eR —— HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

WOMAN Capable of taking charge of cafeteria nights. Vestal's Restaurant. LI-3939. 7-hour day. BAKERY, 3510 College. and drug work. PHARMACY,

34th & Sur WA-3368.

Power Sewing Machine Operators

Lingerie Department Experienced or Will Train

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N. Noble St,

BB RAVINE RBIBer Tor an wok PRACTICAL NURSE ‘%'3, "zi 3097. 2210 N. Meridian.

PRESS OPERATORS

PERMANENT POSITION—-GOOD PAY FAME LAUNDRY, 1352 N. Illinois St.

PRESS | OPERATOR

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

Sterling Laundry

735 Lexington

for various departments. Steady

positions. Good starting salary, based on your experience.

LEADER STORE

149 E. Wash,

SALESPEOPLE

Drapery Department Experience Necessary Salary and Commission Employment Office, 7th Floor °

The Wm. H. Block Co.

SHIRT FINISHERS

Permanent Position—Good Pay Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Illinois

Stable Employment for Women High t jobs available as trolley and bus operators. Permanent and reliable work. Join an Jpaumty essential in war and peace. y. Paid while learning. Vacations provided ATi Room ac. tion Rermine bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STENOGRAPHER

8% Days: 40. hours; small office; ex-

Building

vc Stenographer vk Typist Y Comptometer Operator

Fssential manufacturing industry with excellent post-war prospects needs a stenographer, typist and comptometer operator. Experience preferred, but will train. industrious and intelligent junior. Good wages; 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions.

Apply Employment Dept,

INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

est Morris Street

STENOGRAPHERS

war wheels aly Surning, Make

Keep victory your

Awol at Either Speedway or Maywood Employment Ottis

OFFICE HOURS: Monday Through Saturday 8S A.M. to 4:30 P. M. (Statement of Availability Required)

TYPIST

RI-1321

place to work!”—A clean plant, good

facturing of medical products.

cellent losation, 1207-9 Merchants Bank

Ask Your Friend Who Works at Lilly’s

He will tell you that “Lilly's is a fine

food, pleasant associates, and an important job in peace or war time, the manu-

Ell Lilly and Company

TAKE MINNESOTA TROLLEY TO McCARTY ST.

BECK CANVAS PRODUCTS, INC.

13234 W. WASHINGTON POWER

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS

ALSO

HAND WORKERS

Experienced or inexperienced THIS IS WAR WORK

BOOKKEEPER

Pull charge set of books for wholesale sugar house; salary $35 week, «4 hour week, Call FR-1144 for appointment.

% Comptometer Operators % Stenographers - % Production Men % Timekeepers % Shipping Clerks * Checkers

International Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville Road COUPLE for suburban place. Living and salary, MA-T876, 24

Unien Title Bldg.

DINNER 00K I Ave, EXPERIENCED COUPLE

work in private home; top salary; 1 re Nving quarters; references required. PFR-178)

“1 LES FRY C00X 1055 Virginia Avenue GRIDDLE MAN, sandwich man, fountain man, ey girls and Jers. age 17 years

or over WANTED. Re on Ana 7th. SPENCER’ SRESTADRA

* MARKETING * SERVICE * CLERKS

Interesting Work—Pieasant Conditions Excellent Opportunities v 51% Days—ii-Hour TD Open Call Mr. Linhofl, BE-17

SHELL OIL CO,, INC.

2219 W, Michigan

MEN OR WOMEN

18 . 50

FOUNTAINEERS ED

Apply at office

% DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES

CALIFORNIA & MARKET STS.

OPENINGS

Immediate Openings in

PRODUCTION, PACKING, ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.

Availability Cert. Required

No Experience Necessary

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Apply Wer saoy or Friday evenings.

No ente Necessary. ‘Time and for Over 40 Hours.

STARK-WETZEL & CO. 725 Gardner Lane

? 9|HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10] HELP WANTED—MALE _11|HELP WANTED—MALE . 11 . JVPISY" a MEN and WOMEN BELL BOYS Maintenance Man 5 im |) For Packing and Colored; experience nob necessary. | Herron Art Institu 16th & Penrsylvania, nd a Balt ro Any ovary vrtime Fok, oo Shipping Dept. nk Arms Hotel an

BOY * *

Here is your opportunity for a cléan, leasant job in modern stock room; 40our week. Permanent now and after Call Mr, Ray, LI-5403.

SALESPEOPLE

Women’s Shoe Department Experience Unnecessary

Salary and Commission Full Time

Employment Office, 7th Floor

The Wm. H. Block Co.

* WAITRESSES

CLAYPOOL HOTEL NEEDS:

vw Houseman, white or colored. vc Carpet washers, white or col. —Apply Housekeeper.

% RED CAB CO. 4

DAY OR NIGHT % 4 Ford Mechanics

% 4 Chevrolet Mechanics * % 4 Metal Mon % * 4 Janitors *

WHITE OR COLORED E *

See Mr. Cook *

{3th and Meridian Sts.

COLORED HELP

_ ASHJIAN BROS.

454 ‘W. 16th Place

Truck Driver and Warehouseman

DEL MAR GARAGE

Combination

WA-1877

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

Have several openings in our steel and mill supply depart ment. If interested in an opportunity for a permanent posi~ tion with a good starting salary

MAN = TE She 5 yo

GHT WATCHMAN

ORDERLIES—WHITE

" Night Watchman

and Janitor - White or colored. If physically fit and looking for a permanent position for the future, this is a real opportunity, starting wage in an es : sential industry. Refer. 4 ences required. For ap A pointment phone Mr, Mills er, RI. 2422,

Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central.

Operate Dry Cleaning Machine White or colored; experience une necessary; good pay. Tue Cleaners, 3514 College.

Apply Personnel Office METHODIST HOSPITAL

apply Mr. Miller.

PORTER—6 Days. Drug store work. Good

“PLUMBER

New work only. Steady employment, CH-1158.

UNITED STATES RUBBER

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

DO NOT APPLY IF ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORE

We Urgently Need Men and Women

for MACHINE SHOP and FOUNDRY Good Fay qs Bou ok

ok reiab ee Employ ment

Office

International Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville Road WHITE OO Rl. oR GIRL

HELP WANTED—-MALE 1

AMBULANCE driver. Neat, Feliable. Must know city. 1101 N. Pennsylvan

An Opportunity

for 5 Day Week Jobs ® Stock Man @ Porter, part time

Post-war job assurance.

DU PONT CO.

249 W. Washington LI-3458

APARTMENT Janitors, 3.107 pars. time, 1 fud time, HU-2485.

A POSITION WITH A REAL FUTURE

An as established furniture company, business for 70 years, will tran or credit work a young man who has the proper quslifications and possibilities.

Excellent starting salary with unusually good. promotional! and post-war “opportunities. Opening is for immediate employment.

Must be a draft exempt, age 23 to 30.

All inquiries will be held In strict confidence.

Qur employees know of this advertisement.

For interview ig details write Box No. 163, Times

AUTO MECHANICS

HARRY A. A. “SHARP, INC. 443 VIRGINIA AVE.

Awning Hangers and Helpers 5-Day week, time and 1% for overtime. THORP AWNING SHOBPE 2407 College.

Assistant Shipping Clerk

Good Opportunity for Right Person.

National Hosiery Mills

RIL 1321 SA MtoSP. M.

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, apply Mr. Milier.

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

—BOYS TO PARK CARS

See Bradley, Denison Service, Ohio & Penn.

BOYS AND MEN—16 - 60

* EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Mouldings, Ine. Siem E5508 oe, 00% Ju E MARKET R. C. A, Cafeteria 148 BE MARKET ‘3300 E. Michigan Street | _ PRODUCTION JOBS BREAD PACKER Interviews 8 A. M. to-5 P. M. Inexperienced Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M. 6 Nights Work Per Week

Regular Pay Increases ' Permanent Position

eral openings for young men between 20 and 35 years; 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,

DRIVERS . AND HELPERS

Experienced in moving household oods. Shellhouse Fireproof Wareouse Co., 2455 Central.

DRIVERS for ambulance and funeral

work. 23 McLean Place.

FINISHERS

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

FIREMAN for 125-H. P, boiler; some

mechanical! experience, Aak for. Mr. Glod, engineer, St. Francis Hospital, Beech Grove. (No phone calls.)

Freight House Truckers

Permanent positions, opportunity for advancement. Rate 76¢ per bour, time and balf after 8 hours. Can use part-time workers,

Pennsylvania Railroad 139 E. South St.

FRY c00K Night work. Good pay.

“Hi Spot,” 411 8. Illinois. GRILL AND COUNTER MEN $30.00 Weekly, Apply 43 W. St. Clair. ¢ A. M—4 P. M.

HELPERS

neéded In steel fabricating plant doing highly essential . war work.

Ask for Mr. Huxman.

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

Neat, clean and Helper on Truck Civ: “525 er week, 2310 N. Meridian, . HIGH SCHOOL

boy, 16 years old, for waiter at country club. Good pay and meals. TA-3348

OTEL PORTE

Colored; pleasant working conditions; good pay. See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms ote!

HOUSEMAN

APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL

Mr. See or Mr. Thompson. 310 N. Illinois.

JANITORS

Salary, board, room, laundry. 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 un PirsonTapieraent Jaen, 8 A. M to 3 P. M. Dal

Sunny-

KITCHEN HELPERS

Roo! board, salary, laundry. Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-7676.

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.

LUBRICATION "MEN

For Service Station APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE

SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY

MAN POR MILK PLANT WORK Experience unnecessary, good Dex; good hours, daytime work, 6-day week, permanent jobs. Opportunity for advancement. licant must be draft SxSUi or over

A) ears of age. Phone MA-2519. MAN FOR STORE WORK in wholesale flower shop; 5% day week;

Wednesday afternoon o ; steady position. Indiana Flower Growers, 309 N. Capitol.

————— ——————-————————- A Tt MAN — PERMANENT POSITION 25+ doughnut machine and do ‘od Joba, Good salary with frequent Jeivants. « Ba Te Doughnut Corp, 561 50

‘to work in

“40 N. DELAWARE ST. pay. Frazier's Pharmacy, 16th, College. has op fo white young man to park Exper. Joe Health's Barber Ni TT WALL WASHERS can; Just be good ‘automobile driver. 543 W. McCarty PORTER Shop, 133 W. Market. i 0 ana s’ largest garages, Ca Apply Personnel Office Se Motel BER ful Bes Buiap MEN v PORTER OH Over 50 for essential w k to del oung man. Draft exempt, Pre i? METHODIST HOSPITAL 4 dave DISHWASHER 40 telegrams in downtown buildings. Pleasant | ably white. TR-0067, IR-9040. a 3 * - . | Mutual Restaurant, 514 N., Delaware. iterating work, :. Dalen, 1B ¥ PRESSER 22, SVR a Western Union RELIABLE storage garage man 0 Dark WANT EDI! Diseriet cars. 101 Nera F anagers Unskilled Men and For Circulation Dept. > MEN i ROUTE MEN Women The Indianapolis Times has sev-

We Need

Hand Box Nailers

For Immediate Employment Essential Work

Apply

Balke & Krauss Co.

427 W. Market MEN

with late model cars to rive telegrams; full or "W time. Mr. n.

Western Union

Essential Industry Experience NOT Necessary -Steady work now and after the been in

war. Our business has operation here for 5 years.

National Starch Products, Inc.

1515 8. DROVER

MEN OVER 18

AS MACHINE OPERATORS * Essential Work *5 Day % 45-Hour Week % In Bleaching Dept. % Vacation With Pay

Indianapolis Bleaching Co. 900 W. Wabash Take W. Wash. car to 900 W. then turn th. 3 blocks.

+ MEN *% Learn Electrical Furnace Casting

APPLY

BRIDGEPORT BRASS

ORDNANCE PLANT South Holt Road

MEN 18 to 45

FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK _

Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday

KIMBLE GLASS GO.

. SO Do Not Apply If Engaged In Essential Industry

MEN WANTED.

Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, an essential industry in war time and just as busy and essential in peace-time, needs men. There are openings for yard laborers at 73c an hour, powerhouse fuel men 73c, coke oven laborers 73¢c, track repairmen 73¢c, coke oven operators 80¢. coal nnloaders 80¢c, maine tenance helpers 83c, powerhouse fireman 83e, laboratory coal sampler 83c, switchman $1, and electricians at $1.01 an hour, Avply in persons to Mr, Baker Gas Plant, 2850 Prospect. St.

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

1600 E. 2ist

You are vitally needed in our ese sential food industry. Experience not necessary, Earn while you learn. Dlgney of overtime, DY NORE Xow OW AND

Amer. Lead Corp.

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

U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE a 148 East Market Street 3 Tuesd.y (Tomorrow)

ROUTE SALESMA

Por established milk routes. Experience unnecessary; excellent pay; day time routes; good hours; 8 day week; TM&= nent jobs; opportunity for advancement. Applicants must be draft exempt or over 37 years. Phone MA-2519,

Stable Jobs for Mechanics

Si a AR IB

Attractive {tions available as chanics in Indianapolis Railways = and garage, Permanent and reliable wor

Join an industry essential in war and peace. pay. Paid while learning. ‘Vacations provided. Awards for su tions. Apply to superintendent, 1100 W. Washington st.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Stable Employment for Men

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

and ee. pay. Paid while learn ing Vacations provided. Awards for accomplishment. Apply Room 213, Trae

tion Terminal bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Time to Get a Permanent Job

IN AN

Essential Industry

2 night load out men la mtoda m

1 part time, 4 a. m. to 8 a m. .. Hes Mr, E v. Mitchell -

The Polk Sanitary Milk Go.

1100 E. 15th St.

Essential Jobs Permanent Position Post-War Becurity

Apply 8 to 5, Mon. Torouh Sat.

TIRE VULCANIZER

Experienced, With Good Record Good Balary—Steady Employment

WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO.

821 N. ILLINOIS

TUNE-UP MAN ALSO LUBRICATION MAN

Steady Work—Good Wages

Superior Chevrolet

552. E. Washington

2 TIRE SERVICE MEN

Good Salary WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO.

821 N. Illinois

TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL

Good Rate of Pay Most Coal Conveyor Loaded

CASH COAL CO.

1008 E. Michigan St. _____ UNSKILLED LABOR

Mr. See or Thompson, 310 N, Illinois.

UPHOLSTERER—Highest employ ut, Rice working IR-1559. CH-4386.

Wanted in move Industry

Metal Man

Experienced in metal work of all kinds, Bing work and blacksmithing. Apply Wm, R. Stewart

Aero-flayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass. Ave,

wages, gs conditions.

Wanted Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men In tial Industry Apply Clyde B. Berry

Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass, ‘Ave,

AFTER T ee eee EVANS MILLING C0. “WANTED—3 MEN : MEN * FOR NIGHT 18 to 60 YEARS SLEANING “3 For production Jobe in BE essential paper industry. 8 No Experience Necessary INDIANA. THEATER. 1

Interviews from 8 A. M. to § P. 8 °

The Beveridge Paper Co.

717 W. Washington

MEN

Steady work, "Plenty of overs.

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WANTED Sor av

WANTED-.TRUGK DRIVERS AND HELPER