Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1944 — Page 17
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RANDO and address Now for com os Ewald Br band of Ans | erails FREE. Utilities Inst ‘Times, eh Brandon, ion, passed ow away - Ww Bog Bios, Central ati Hi Ambitious Mother fins" hn.
Beech Grove; Le ot} at Mary a n, ge » and Joe M: passed a M 17. Services Thursday 8:30 a. m., at Little & Sons Funeral Home, 100 001’ Main st., Beech ve., and a. m, Holy Name ‘Church, Burial Bt, Jone Cem 11
etery. Friends may cal e funeral home after 7 p. m, Tueshy Altar Society will meet Yor. rayer 8 p. m. Wednesday. Please omit flowers.
DANZ—Anna May, entered into rest Mon65 Wife of William
day, age ears. Danz, mother yee Mrs. Irene Conover, Mrs, te nn, Harry,
Georget Prank Clyde and William Dans -Jr.: ‘sister of ary Conover. Service Thursday, 3 residence, Church_ st. ends are welcome. Burial Crown Hill Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel in charge. EY-—Helen Millar, beloved wife of Alvin M. Dorsey, daughter of Samuel a Millar, sister of Robert 1 Dae J nck 3 ar assed aw nday, 6. Servi oer & Buchanan M tuary a 4 Friends call at mortuary, jurist Crown
PURRIGAN. Joh h 8; htatiier. of o
assed gt 2 andy ty. away Monda Wednesday, i a P. t Burt B. 8 “cada } Ry; Home, 101 Churchman ave. s invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may cal at ow after 13 noon
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CORRECTED NOTICE GOLAY—Rev. Margaret F., age 60 years, beloved wife of A ‘R. Golay and
John Martin of Itimore, Md.; Raytnon of Hagerstown, Md: William FP. Eshelman of Waxachie, Tex.; Charles Eabeliuan of polumbus, 8. Cd Ira C. an arry man ol UgAnNSY, Md., amed away Monday. . Punersi t 10 a. m., from West Side ‘Nazarens ehiireh, King ave, and 11th st. Bural at Vevay, Ind. ends may call an Jesidence, 1406 Sheron ave. Shirley
MATT Leta Ault. mother of Mrs. H. W. FP. Fun
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Lindsay, k of Anderson, Mrs. i. 8 of Kansas City, Mo., passed y Monday st the home of a aughter, y 2 Lindsay. Services and
burial in Anderson from Harold Rozelle Chapel! Thursd JONES-—TIona, ne Southeastern ave, § ed away Monday, wife of Ha ones, mother of Betty Aldridge, sister of Esta Ken endall, Hi sue and Har lis, Mary Viola Newland,
, Hazel anh Sampler ClarRimbie of of Ginton,” In
invited, Park. Priends may call ry the residence. Wilson service. KENNEDY — Timothy PF. passed away Monday, 73 years. husband of the ate Anns eds, father of Mrs. Mary Fleck and Mrs. Regina Gray. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a. m. at Harry Moore Peace Stspal; 88. Peter and Poa} *Cathear ral, § m. Burial Holy
LAWSON--BEyghtt 8., beloved husband of reiyn, father of Alys, Rosalie and Sant Lawson, brother of Floyd, U. 8. navy, and ima, California, departed this life Sunday. Puneral Wednesday April 19, at the Moore & Kirk aD ton Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st., 1 pina Barina cemetery,
ichmond, In « Friends invited, LEWIS-Jennie ¢ Hor mothir of Mrs. H. L. kman, 5225 Cen passed away
Sunday morning. or Planner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 10 a. Burial Crown Hill.
invited. fil may call from Monday eve-
Buri Memorial Park cemetery. (Muncie ot papers please copy.) PEASE~Bertha, wife of Eme Hothet of Glad LE “4 n ar assed April 17. Puneral Wednesday, aay 3 Morristown, Ind. Burial, Rushviie,
POWELL garet McGruder, Karl Giltner and Machinist Mate 1st class Harold Olitner; grandmother of Karlene Giltner and sister of Mary Horn, Martha Johnson and Ebbie, Garfield and Harry Morgan, passed away Sunday AL resi dence of daughter, es Ninth st. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 Bros.’ Irving Hill Chapel, Bam E Washington st. Burial Greenwood cem cemetery, Greenwood, Ind. Friends may call at chapel any time. SCHELL—Henry, brother of Mrs. Amelia Williams, Pred, Waiter, Herbert, Arthur and Albert Schell, departed this life at Funeral
vite SIMS Austin on 4152 N. Capitol ave. husband of Sue 8. Sims and brother of Mrs. Mollie McCammack, Greencastle; Mrs. Emma Ammerman, - Bolivar, Mo. and Jesse Sims of Terre Haute, passed - away Sunday evening. Services at the Planner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 4:30 p. m. Priends Invited. Burial in Crown Hill. Priends may call at the mortuary,
SPRING—Mary L. age 70 years, beloved
wife of Max A Spring, mother of Claude V. Spring of Auburn, Ind., -
. Tuesday a. m. neral ursday 3 P. m. from Shirley Brothers Cent Chapel, 46 N linols. Cremation to follow. Pricada — call at Chapel
after 7 p. STOUT—Charies Fa oy College, husband ol Neilie May, father of Mrs. Thelma s, steplather of Carleton Viar, uU. navy; Jean Viar and Pfc. Ray Viar, U. 8. marines, San Die Cal.; grandfather of Cpl. Charles D. Ede U. A forces, Sarasota, Fla. and Lau Rodgers; brother of Mrs. Mader Cr Cradick, disnapoiis, and Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Palmyra, Wis, away Sunday =. m. Services
anner & Buctiash Mortuary, Wednesday, 2:30 Pp. Friends invited, Interment Memoria Park. Priends may call at mertuazy, [Lynehburg (Va.) papers piease copy. SBWEENEY-Bert| wife o Hi mother, id eth Se i w Sona
an A dan hier - Mrs. William Rangsr: sister of Mrs, Burwell, Mrs, Frieda Moreland, Mrs. Minnie Gray, Edward, Paul and Carl Pender, died ab her resid smce. emple ave. Puneral ursda; 8:30, from he residence, 9 3 ares Philip Neri church. Iterment Chivers
Cemetery. Friends invited, WHITESE R., passed away at the home o niece, a Bernie Endsley, 441 N. Grant, nday She is surviv by a a. Fo Whitesell of National City, : A, nieces, Mrs. Endsley, Mrs. Janes Deane of Indianapolis, Mrs, ary Johnson Boran of New Castle, Ind.; hy half-brothers, John an itesell of Castleton, Ind; 3 Rey gn Mrs. Anna Kuhn of Castleton, Ind., and Mrs, Maude Pryberger Nol e, nd. Puneral Wednesday, from Dorse Puners} Hote, ois 3 E. New York Buria wn Hill CARDS oF Ss 2 ee YOUNG—We are deeply
Appreciative a and sincerely thank our relatives, ads
and Selghbors for their many, kin ons o m; ' xpreasi 3 of ay path y osutitar fora bate fing on of our be T Ha a le re glly do we thank
the Rev. Howard Dr, McDonald and § Conkle enero Home for their kind services. MRS. NORA FOUNG MR. MABLE THORPE. sh to thank our friends, their s
PA relatives
Parsley. Also Rev. Min) a Te Sudependsnt | Pienauts eral directo! HENSLEY—WIFE AND FAMILY. LOST & FOUND
LACK and white dog, h long fur, Blond harness ie no rings. aA, 197 8. Randolph, Reward.
LACK oR small, Strips” around” nec Beck,
? t 10 lbs,
Reward, Wastin revs : —Thursday, . Near n iE. EE War ter, LI-T331; reward. pr. On —Lad oh Lo ne tch Monday Cn 5633 Gull ford and of Broad Rp Ripple car line. _ Reward. LOST—Lady’ ngine wrist watch; black strip: fold ril 13; { Black st p! Block's, Reward.
TORT Part Cs and collie, male; year
old, pi 1 ie. GA-4601. £0 b Owner rieved, RE a A jie iy w. -0463; after
ea brown male dog. FR:
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Name “Mas”
wer COUPLE
; ces | Tor Bato N.
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Pears Harold, a La: | i
Lula, beloved mother of Mar- |
¢ conflich With your present job. Re. sen Habis men with MECHANICAL ven evaly consideration,
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BANK CLERK
Young woman for clerical work. Adding machine experience helpful but not essential. Apply to Mr. Keogh. American Natl. Bank
“45 N. Penn.
BECK CANVAS - PRODUCTS, INC.
3234 W. WASHINGTON POWER
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ALSO
HAND WORKERS
or inexperienced
Experienced THIS IS WAR WORK BOOKKEEPER—TYPIST
Permanent position, Rental and Real Estate office, box 95, care Tim
BUS GIRLS—COLORED
APPLY § A. M.-NOON SEE MRS.
AND TWO COOKS MA-1561, Ext. 357,
CASHIE NEEDS
YPOOL HOTEL % Colored maids; full or part-time. v Small, neat appearing girls for elevater operators; white or colored. % Room inspectress; white, % Woman to make curtains and drapes. APPLY HOUSEKEEPER
Man and wife to keep house and furniture store clean; no | nar, Would prefer a couple that is sober and clean; $25 ol Meridian. LL —— CLERICAL Some typing: general office. Denison Service, MA-2585,
CLERICAL
fence preferred wa j #4 rmour & Co, 602 W. Ray st.
to work in laundry. 708 E Michigan
Dictaphone Operator
With general office experience. 51% day week. Excellent post-war opportunities.
Call Mr. Franz, LI-5591
THE PURE OIL CO.
810 TEST BLDG, | Communication Carriers
18-55; all inside work. In our operating room, Experience unnecessary. Western Union Apply 718 Guaranty Bidg
Good op-
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{ Room, board, salary, laundry, { Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-7678,
«
joo Re-| | EARN TO OPERATE MACHINES,
3/AND ONE-HALF FOR OVERTIME,
GRIBBLE os HOTEL WARREN
HELP WANTED—FEMALE _
HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9
Girls 18-30
STEADY EMPLOYMENT CLEAN, EASY WORK, WITH TIME
BASED on 5-DAY, 40-HOUR WEEK,
CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE GO.
16 S$. Sherman Drive
MAIL ORE ~ SHOPPERS
How would you like to spend other people's money for. 40 hours. a week? Age 18 to 35 (because this job requires walking). Apply Employment Office 7th Floor
‘THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
+
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Knitting Machine Operators
Girls to Learn to Operate Full-Fashioned Knitting Machines
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
634 N. Noble St.
Colored. Hotel Maids =
. Preferred, HO RK,
OTEL LINCOLN USEWO part-time or occasional; care st ‘year-old baby. Vicinity Broad Ripple -3249.
_ MAIDS—WHITE
b! ullding work. Hours 5:30.11 on Ben To nting steady SIpleyment see fr. Luther, e710 Kahn Building.
MAIDS WHITE for cleaning work
at night in Chamof Commerce Building. Apply freight elevator after 4:30 p
PBX, “irs oie
MAIDS
APPL
WARREN HOTEL ~ Married Women or Widows
for interesting full or part time york. Earnings average over per hou Apply 2718 N, 18 N. Meridian " 150 TA- 2781
PANTRY GIRLS
SEE MR. MURPHY HOTEL HARRISON
PRESS OPERATOR. No experience necessary. Good starting pay. Pleasant working conditions.
Sterling Laundry
735 Lexington
Power Sewing
Machine Operators
Lingerie Department Experienced or Will Train
MAN UR WOMAN over 50 to work in small store. some sing | one who is willing to ciean and stock merchandise and generally make Ris usefull and $15 627 N. st.
per wk. East IA UNDRESS— Colored; for small institution. WA-8019.
TYPIST—P.B.X, OPERATOR Steady—Not a War Job Beginners Considered
State Salary Expected Address Times, Box 221
TYPIST PERMANENT _POSITIO FUTURE. 40 HOUR, § D , APPDY GENCY, 411 UNDERWR ING.
Typist—File Clerk
Part-Time Receptionist. Interview by Appointment Only. MA-6327
MOULDINGS, IN,
T41 E. Market,
s
' WINDOW Tn Apply Third Floor
CHAS. MAYER & CO. 29 W. Washington St.
Women Wanted
General factory work.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. 1737 Massachusetts Ave,
WAITRESSES
Day or Night Top Wages
WHEELER'S
139 N. Pennsylvania St. WAITRESS—6 DAYS
1351 8. MERIDIAN WAITRESS—57, DAYS
ENGLISH HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
iy WAITRESS $25 Weekly. 3915 E 10th. IR-0971 Waitress—6 Nights. 1357 8. MERIDIAN WAITRESS id Pid ne Sie
Woman With Some PBX
and typing experience for position as
REAL SILK
| “DISHW ER—NIGHTS
WHITE--135T 8. Meridian
| DISHWASHERS—COL.
GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN
DO YOU KNOW A single telephone call requires workers at ‘many types of jobs?
You may be qualified for one of them. i
Employment Office— Women 240 N. Meridian
Indiana’ Bell Telephone Co.
EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES
For Jewelry Department. time, permanent position. floor.
Chas. Mayer & Co.
29 W. Wash, St.
Day Shift Essential Industry |
Full 3d
Apply
333 W. 18th
T% FLAT WORK % IRONER GIRLS
Neo EIperisnce Necessary ose Downtown Sone Mr, Hocker
PROGRESS LAUNDRY
a 430 E. Market < GENERAL OFFICE WORK GIR es STE ani
oe TE DORMAN
GIRLS
Experience Not | Necessary Mechanics Uniform & Wiper Supply 333 N. Noble ;
* GIRL *
To work on handbags in repair shop Must be capable of using sewing machine
E. J. Gausepohl Co.
% 51 Monument Circle HOTEL MAIDS send yen.
Neat MEASANL duriound See k Arms H
PRACTICAL NURSE
HOSIERY MILLS 634 N. Noble St. | for day work | (6 days). TA-
307 . 3210 N. Meridian.
ABLE colored girl for and general helper. Call o teria, Butler University,
SALESPEOPLE
Drapery Department Experience Necessary Salary and Commission
or dish washing r write Cafe-
Employment Office, 7th Floor
The Wm. H. Block Co.
Sales People
Fine Jewelry and
Silverware Full time employment. Salary and commission.
Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor.
| The Wm. HN. Block Co.
SILK FINISHERS
relief operator and receptionist. Must| ave pleasant personality. Salary open- | Please Please phone for appointment. __GA-442
“WANTED
vy Office Clerks vc Order Fillers vw File Clerks vw Typists Yc Stenographers vr Receiving Clerks vw Inventory Clerks No Manufacturing—8-Hour Day
LANE BRYANT, Inc.
752 E. Market St. HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. v0 BOOKKEEPER Full charge se! of books for wholesale sugar house; salary $35 week, 44 hour]
week. Call FR-1144 { 1144 for appointment. (COUPLE for suburban place. Living | and salary, MA-T876. ot
| nion \ Title Bldg. Bidg.
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
® Inspectors ® Roil Machine Operators @ Shipping Department Essential Jobs Apply 8 to 5, Mon. through Sat,
ORDER PICKERS FOR DRUG WAREHOUSE
Experienced or Girls Willing to Learn
[VTORY CLEANERS CO.
2708 E. Michigan
Stable Employment for Women
Aigh pe Jobs avaliable as troliey snag { ous ror Permapent and reliable | work. Join an industry essential in Wary
and peace fing ac
Good pay Paid while learn. | Vacations provided Awards for | complishment Apply Room 213 Traetion Terminal blag
“ INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS,
> Homaraphey |
% Typist v Comptometer Operator
Essential manufacturing industry with excellent post-war prospects needs a stenographer, typist and comptometer op- | erator. Experience preferred, but will train industrious and meelligent | Junior. | Gond wages; 44-hour week. working conditions.
Apply Employment Dept.
INLAND CONTAINER CORP.
700 West Morris Street
Secretary for President of John J. Madden Mfg. Co. 16th & Sherman Dr. STENOGRAPHER !
Experienced; permanent position: nage
20-25: single: 39-hour week: good work- |”
ing conditions; apply in person. Mutual Life Insurance Company pe New York. 607 Electric Bldg.*
STENOGRAPHER—FILE CLERK
Downtown location. Pleasant working conditions with small group. Post-war securl y, with SPportunity fa for advancement, ~ Klein & Kuhn Real Esta Management 706 Guaranty Bldg.
Rae tor Towest want ad word
wan
‘ROLLING, WELDING DEPTS.
rate a Auk serie
6 months’ experjence in drugstore or warehouse desired. Full time, daytime work.
Apply at Office,
’
JS wr G STORES
(OI EL toed [NTS
"OPENINGS
Immediate Openings in | PRODUCTION, PACKING,
Availability Cert. Required
No Experience Necessary
‘Mouldings, Inc. 141 E. MARKET
OR U 5 EMPLOYMENT, 148 BE MARKET
FREE EE Your Chance az a PERMANENT
which will not be an after-the.war casualty OPTICAL MANUFACTURER Janis Men and Women Sling Au and polish lenses NO PREVIS S EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Convenient Location ay—Bonuses Excellent oPPerumit 1 Older People and Veterans of World War 11. - Applica‘tions accepted from ar not employed in an ‘essential industry or activity
CONTINENTAL OPTICAL COMPANY
Ke
Aviation
.
Division |
HELP WANTED—MALE.FEM. 10
CLERICAL HELP
4 working Conditions Pleasant
ositions Permanent 5-Day Week Can Use Part- Time Help for 1% Days
The Hoosier Casualty Co.
15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bi
RTER and Smale cook; white or ored. VEST S RESTAURANT, STMT W
RAILROAD WORK IS WAR WORK!
Openings for skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers. Stéady work. Immediate employment
U.S. Railroad Retirement Board
15 East Maryland Street COUPLE — Man work elsewhere; house-
keeper; living quarters furnished; private bath. TA-2131,
SHOE SALESPERSON
Man or Woman EXPERIENCED
To manage shoe stores in principal Indiana towns. Openings available now. Apply Mr. C. A. Pike, district manager.
Merit Shoe Co. 332 W. Washington St.
{We Urgently Need Men and Women
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 GIRL WHITE 377 8. Tiinols St. HELP WANTED-—MALE
A-1 AUTO MECHANIC; modern shop; excellent working conditions; top wages and bonus. Wiles-Johnson Motors, Chryler-Plymouth dealer, 3815 College.
| AMBULANCE driver. Neat, reliable. Must know city. 1101 N. Pennsylvania,
ATTENDANTS
SITE OIL CO. 1111 W. Washington St.
Awning Hangers and Helpers
5-Day week, time and 3 for overtime. THORP AWNING SHOPPE, 2407 College. 25 - 3361
~ GET ON AN IMPORTANT JOB!
We urgently need dependable men and] women in the production of materials and
ool
equipment to keep U, 8. transportation moving! Men to mold rubber tire repair materials
+% Stock boys for production dept. % Women for production dept.
that is important now . on a job which will keep right on being good after the emergency is over, in’ a progressive, | fast-growing organization.
Por further information call at our employment office between 8:30 a. m. and 12 noon.
Bowes ‘‘Seal Fast” Corp, 216 N. Pine St Stas
BELL BOYS
Colored; experience not Spink Arms Hotel
"BOYS TO PARK CARS
See Bradley, Denison Service, Ohio & Penn
BOYS ‘Vacation Work
We are now accepting applications {or work during the vacation period. No experience .necessary but must be over 18 years of age. If interested, apply Mr. Miller. W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. 543 W. MoCarty
BREAD WRAPPERS
Inexperienced. Good pay Regular increases. Essential
GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont oo Carpenters, Painters & Rooters |
HUBER CONTRACTING CO. 2050 Northwestern Ave
to start,
industry.
ED—FOR PAINT DIPPING, NO|
R EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. INDIANAPOQLIS REED CO., 2217 MASS. AVE. DISHWASHER—WHITE 40 or younger; 7 a. m-7 p. m.; no Su days; $30 and meals. Apply in person only. Mutual Restaurant, 51¢ N. Delaware.
‘DRIVER for ambulance and funeral
work. 23 McLean Place.
Extractor Man
No experience necessary Good starting pay.
Pleasant working conditions,
A
735 Lexington
T EXTRACTOR MAN FOR LAUNDRY 708 E. Michigan
FIREMAN for 135-H. B. boiler; some
mechanical experience. Aak | {tor Mr. Glod, engineer, St. Francis Hospital, Beech Grove. (No phone calls.)
Freight House Truckers
Permanent positions, opportunity for advancement. Rate 76¢ per hour, time and half after 8 hours, Can use part-time workers,
Pennsylvania Railroad 139 E. South St.
FRY FRY CO ‘Hi Spot,
HERE'S an unusual opportunity for a young man wishing to enter the newsand press association A § Pateesting work and one the phases of wri . Teporting ang. disvork involves hand-
y ay bu uires us BR
: Laz North Cail Aven
no a the ings me sobs nouns Eman, m Soli
11, cc
Here's an opportunity to get into work|
necessary. | i
Sterling Laundry \v 1 yoiida & Co.
Sn «
HELP WANTED—MALE 11 "GRILL AND COUNTER MEN $30.00 Weekly. Apply 43 W. St. Clair. 9 A. M—4 P. M. AND STOCK
HARDWARE CLERK: “3, BE-2021 AUTO MECHANICS
Excellent Opportunity for A-1 Man SEE MR. SMITH
HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 VIRGINIA AVE.
HIGH SCHOOL boy, . 1 16 yea years oid, for waiter at country club. Good pay and meals, TA-3348.
HOTEL PORTER
Colored; pleasant working conditions; good , pay. See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms otel,
HOUSEMAN APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL ~% JANITORS x
Personnel Office INDIANA UNIVERSHIL MEDICAL CENTER 121 W. Michigan RI-7551
JANITORS—WHITE
Steady employment. Apply freight ele_vator, Chamber of Commerce Building, ‘after 4:30 p.
JANITOR WANTED I EPIATELY
~ KITCHEN HE HELPERS —
Room, board, salary, laundry. Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-7676.
Light Factory Work
® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement ® A Jab With a Future ® No Experience Needed
-THE BARBASOL COMPANY
846 N. Senate Ave.
LAUNDRY truck drivers, salary guaranteed and commission. Apply 933 E. Market.
X
Man and wife to keep house
COUPL and furniture store clean; no
laundry, no cooking. Would prefer a couple that is sober and clean; $25 per week and living quarters furnished. Inde 2310 N. Meridian.
OLORED man to service rest rooms, war plants and office buildings. IR-5880.
Delivery Assistant Part time, morning work Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. 2901 E. Washington St. on’ the Carline.
COLORED or white man for general poultry house -work. 1026 8. Meridian.
Neat, clean and Helper on Truck iv: “55 Se week. 2310 N. Meridian.
LABORERS or non-unfon hod carriers. Cail aftsy 6 p. m. at 7:00 to 7:30 a. m.,
IR-6582 One who can
Maintenance Man take care of
old property; general painting, cleaning yard, cleaning, etc.; $25 per wk. Inquire 2310 N. Meridian.
MAN OR WOMAN over 50 to work in small stove: some selling; one who is willing to clean and stock merchandise and generally make themself useful and p'easant; $15 per week, for um Maintenance Man 7, 0° 5 Herron Art Institute, 16th & Pennsylvania.
MAN FOR STORE WORK
in wholesale flower shop; 5a day week; Wednesday afternoon off; steady position. Indiana Flower Growers, 309 N. Capitol.
MAN
unskilled for work in canvas goods factory. Steady work— no layoffs. Post-war opportunity. Overtime and double time available. Apply iu person.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN & . CANVAS GOODS CO.
1302 W. WASHINGTON
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MAN — PERMANENT POSITION
25-38, to Spetate doughnut machine and do odd jobs salary with frequent | increases. Mayflower Doughnut Corp, 561 N. Capitol. MAN to service phonographs and pin games; steady I vunm good ages; experience preferred or mechanically and electrical ability, RI-5871. MAN FOR MILK PLANT WORK | Experience unnecessary, good pay, good ! hours, daytime work, 6-day week, a- | nent Jobs. Opportunity for advancement. Applicant must be draft exempt or over | 37 years of age. Phone MA-2519 | MARRIED farm hand: no dairy; $60 mo. house, garden, ete. TA-0126.
Mechanics—Metai—Painters
Johny:
st.
* MEN % 18 to 60 YEARS
Por Sioquetion ou in essential paper industry,
No Experience Necessary Interviews from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
The Beveridge Paper Co.
717 W. Washington
MEN
with late model cars to deitver telegrams; full or part time.
Western ‘Orton
Steady work. Plenty of overtime. Essential Food Indastry. - Makers of “E-Z Bake” Flour,
Acme-Evans Co., Inc. Blackford and W. Wash. Ave.
—MEN-— Here's your opportunity for employment with Indiana's largest operator
of retail service stations . , . a position with a post-war future.
® No Experience Necessary ® Good Starting Salary ® Opportunity for Advancement ® No Investment Required ® No Lubrication or Tire Repair GIRLS CONSIDERED
GASETERIA
1031 EB, Washington, Indianapolis
Bend, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis
Essential Industry Experience NOT Necessary
FULL OR PART TIME
Steady work now and after the war, Our business - has been in operation here for 75 years.
National Starch Products, Inc.
1515 8. ers
Men For Warehouse
Good Working Conditions.
Apply Employment Office
LS. Ayres & Co. MEN WANTED
Colored Preferred NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Time and one-half over 40 hrs. | Double time over 48 hours. Day .ar night shift. Bonus for working nights.
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Amer. Lead Corp.
1600 E. 21st
You are vitally needed in our es sential { industry. Experience not necessary. Earn while “you learn. Plenty of overtime. RADY Hox 0 Ee Now. AND
EVANS MILLING 80,
1780 W. Michigan MAN WANTED for Rawi®igh route;
portunity: we help you get started. Write Seu s, Dept. Ind-215-0, Free-
NIGHT MAN
LITTLE CLEAN UP WORK. DENISON SERVICE, OHIO & PENN.
PAINT SHADER
Good salary, Steady employment after war
HARRY G. SARGENT CO.
real
TIONS Anderson, Evansville, Terre Haute, South |.
HELP WANTED—MALE TUNE-UP MAN. LUBRICATION MY ee oy
& 33 £1
Wanted in
Metal TK
rienced in metal of mE roe eae MER “Ao Wt ewart ,
Aero-Ma Transit Co. 887 Mass. Ave, Wanted
Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men
In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8.
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.
87 Mass, Ave,
WINDOW TRIMMER Apply Third Floor
CHAS. MAYER & CO. 29 W, Washington, $t.
WHITE MAN a Jaritor and grounds work. A-1580 or TA-8294 after 5 p. m. WHITE helpers for structural steel shop Experience = unnecessary. Geiger . Peters, Inc, 1709 Madison ave.
WHITE MAN
To operate floor scrubbing machine at night. Apply freight elevator, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. after 4:30.
2 YOUNG, strong colored boys Tor wo, in paint and linoleum store; attra salary. Hoosier Paint and Linoleum’ Co.,
211 E. Washington. PERSONAL SERVICES 14
"NEW AND USED ELECTRIC PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
WHITT GTON
MP & ENGINEERING Co. 245 8. "MERIDIA AN A-2000
M Inst. of Fairbanks-Morse Products
LADIES’, MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE
MEYER O JACOBS
212-214 E. 16th
LL SeeIT
ANYONE knowing of Joseph Polka, Polk or Palmer, age. 49, feet, dark, thin, wearing biuish green pencil striped suit, telegrapher by profession, please write _ Father Stanley, Box 1, Argo, IIL CLEANING PAPER—Paint washing, painte ing, work guaranteed; reasonable, no muss; 30 years experience, Best references. LI-3832
Paper cleaning. Particular work for particular lar people. LI-4266,
A-1 Paper | Cleaning o, Tmsdinte
rv. —WA-6513,
Radio Service Repair pick up and deliver. Radio Lab. 3810 E Wash, FR-0335. ’ ALL motor repairs complete. Fender, body
and paint jobs. Parke ‘Auto WA 5834 .
Service, 30th & Harding. FUR COATS CLEANED and $3 GLAZED by Furrier Method. 50 MARILYN FUR CO, 29 E. OHIO ST. FUR STORAGE Insured to $50— $1.00 MARILYN FUR OQ. 29 E. OHIO BT. RNITURE REBUILT—Refinished,
aver too bad te fix. Pickup and MA-0628, P deilvery,
ve
EMERG Ros SERVI DRY CLEANERS. CRESCENT CLEANERS, 1244-46 N., CAP. WE CLEAN vaults, cess pools, tie tanks, Hoge hesuipment, Prompt serve
ice. BE-33 L1-4386
. Bicycle Repairing 903 N. Illinois No band TOP PERS a HI-0166—BRs RADIOS REPAIRED
5883. LI- 9803 N. Illinois You'll save with
THEY SATISFY Washer
Taylor's Service, CH-1751.
We Specialize
WA-4330.
Mattresses RI-1832.
INTERIOR wall -1
in light hauling bag-
Renovated, Box and ine nerspring repaired any,
a wall paper TERE Sasning . A-l1 workmanship. «Call : LAWN MOWER sharpening and repai 1018 8. Senate. L16741 . TEpRIINS,
P BE-2679 rer, mantre ‘nA. dines Hardwood floors laid, fin- BR-8525
35 N. East St. PAN WASHER Middle-aged man; also
keep bakery clean. | E. & W. PIE SHOP, 667 E. 23d. WA-47238.
PORTER
Shop, 133 W, Market.
PORTER ESQUIRE GRILL
IR-0067—IR-9040
terson 'CCER EXP, OVER 45 PREFERRED. 30th & Central Sales Co. TA-4501 PRESSER HOTEL LINCOLN | MECHANICALLY inclined, Busky, white, PRESSMAN
for warehouse work and to learn to operate simple paper machines.
es machines operate at full capacty war |
or peacetime. Convenient location and
hours. See Superintendent, PAPER CO. 227 W. South
Men Good Opportunity
If Not Employed In Essential War Work Apply Immediately Availability Certificate Required
Engineering | Metal Products Corp.
401 8. Harding
Have several openings in our steel and mill supply depart- | ment. If interested in an op- | portunity for a permanent position with a good starting salary apply Mr. Miller.
st.
| | |
' 543 W. McCarty
k MEN * Learn Electrical Furnace Casting
APPLY
BRIDGEPORT BRASS
ORDNANCE PLANT South Holt Road
Men Wanted
General factory work.
. McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co, ail Massachusetts Ave,
MEN Over 50 for essential war work to deliver telegrams Ain downtown buildings. Pleasant Mardin," work.” Mr, Dalton, N
e | for Style B Kelly.
CAPITOL | day week, time and a hal
MA-5433 | chanics
Experienced work make-ready and register work. Also some experience with numbering machine. § for overtime.
Good pay. 420 E. Ohio st.
RELIAGLE storage garage man to park cars. 1101 N. Pennsylvania.
Store room clerk for Langsdale Gas plant, No experience needed. 3c an hour starting wage. See Mr, Aarrestad at 730 Langsdale ave.
Sheet Metal and Furnace Installers
Steady job, good wages for good mechanics. LI-7270.
Stable Jobs for Mechanics
Attractive tions available as mein dianapolis Railways shops and garage. Permanent and reliable wor Join an industry essential in war and peace. Good pay, Pald while learning. Vacations provided. Awards for suggestions. Apply to superintendent, 1100 W. Washington st.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS re rms
' Stable Employment for Men
|
accomplishment,
| experienced in fitting men’s clothing. |
Western, m Union
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 learn | ing Vacations aided Awards for | Apply Room 213, Trac. | tion Terminal bldg. |
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
TAILOR
‘
Apply Employment Office
7th Floor-
The Wm. H. Block Co.’ “TRUCK DRIVER
Steady year around work on overland furniture vans. Operations cover United States.
Good Weekly. Wage.
- Apply 863 Massachusetts Ave.
AERO MAYFLOWER COMPANY
Exper. Joe Health's Barber |
ished, refinished. Est. free. Roof Repairs, all kinds. New RI-2928 June Lewis. wa,
roofs. Guaranteed work.
‘Dainty Maid’ Prod, J: === .
HOUSECLEANING and yard work between 6 a. m-1 p. m. References. WA-74328. PAPER CLEANING: good work, guarane teed. Call TA-0276
ROOMS MS WITHOUT BOARD 18 WILSON HOTEL “Walking dist. me
me nerspgs.; $6 wk. ul 641 PT. WAYNE AVENUE— RI-0362 »
EVERY ROOM WITH SHO 4 250 8. Meridi Gilbert Hotel Meridian at
CENTRAL, 1218—Room: heat: 2 gentlemen; LI-72 __LI-7206. NEW JERSEY. 1608 N.—3$5 or $6--Clean; warm, innersprings. TACOMA, 201 N.—Near R. C. A. Male Single clean room, private home;
i
twin beds; city
good transportation.
lory’'s. reasonable. MA-6734. TACOMA, 1118 N.—Nice, clean, comlorte able rooms; telephone; constant hos water; reasonable.
3800 NORTH—Double room for 4 employed girls. All conveniences. Good transporta. _ Hon. WA- A-5603,
LOVELY room, next bath: 1-2 gentlemeng innersprings; private family. TA-2041— __TA-2131
LARGE room, .double bed. Eo to bathy good transportation. LI-99
FRONT ROOM—I, 2 employed share | _new home; garage optional. BE-5339-W,
1 BINGL 1 DOUBLE -7821.
i ROOMS WITH BORiD 18
PARK AVE, 214 N —$8 week. $000 eats and bed. Phone MA-4924, SFRVICE MAN'S wife who owns nice home morth has lovely room and board for 1—2 working service men's wives, References required. BR-7876. CONVALESCENTS—NURSE'S CARE, DOC~ TOR'S REFERENCES. GOOI _HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT. MA 1461. » WILL CARE for children, any age, d or week Modern suburban home. 2
8. Arlington % CHILDREN “Private home, nica yard,® Mother's care, CH-6709-J. CHILDREN board by reek, Ral any age. 540 8 | cuore. . MA-
CHILDREN qin," 75%%
TE esi days, Mothers care. BE-0038, HEALTHY children; will board by week; _ 2-5 years: mother's care. PR-3947,
HOUSEKEEPING | ROOMS 17 ALABAMA, 2114 N.—l-room ‘apartment,
-Prigidaire; hot water; third floor; phone; 1-2. OLIVE, 1838—3 rooms, near bath; utilis
ties: Adults
ORIENTAL,
private entrance; quiet location,
Mallory's: baserigidaire;
20 N.—~Near ment apartment; 2 rooms: entrance. Adults. References, PARK, 2132—Nicely furnished, 2-mom apartment and sun porch; neople employed; $10.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT i
APARTMENT RENTAL BURCH
NO VACANCIES “MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" = L1.5858 T. A. Moynahan Pi Properties MOYNAHAN APAR ARTMENTS 850 N. Pennsvivanis st. i
L1.5888 T APARTMENT RENTAL BPRVICE H. H WOODSMALL AGENCY “GENERAL AL APART TMENTS
23 W. Vermont 2-ROOM a
rtmen 26 va Vandalia.
gage day or night, -