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"File Clerk—Stenographer Shorthand Necessary, Stenographer Duties Light Apply Crown Paper Box Go. |
Murphy Building, 32 E. Georgia St.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Experience not necessary. Permanent position. Moskins, 131 W, Washington st. st.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK”
No experience necessary; a fine op= portunity for a beginner; typing not required; medium sized office of a
highly respected - 30-year-old business organization; permanent work; agreeable surroundings; centrally located
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TH— Mary, age 15. widow John Allmeroth and beloved mother
of
of | RADTKE—Mathilda,
ADT beloved mother of
Minnie Marsh, Carl, Fred and Albert
Martha Allmeroth and Mrs. E. H. Shoe-| Radtke, passed away Monday. Services | maker and grandmother of Ann Shoe- Thursday 2 p. m. at the W, D. Bean maker, passed sway Sunday. Fun eral | bloss'm mortuary. Burial Concordia, Wednesday, 3 p , from -the Pirst cemetery. Friends may call at the Evangelical and Reformed church 2% mortuary any time. | rial Crown Hill. Friends may cal j m—p——io————" Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, La IN MEMORIAMS 3! E. Washington st. any time after 7/ DUNCAN—In loving memory of our infant p.m, ihe church gor oD el son, Richard Duncan Jr, who passed A a ® ’ away April 30, 1943
SORTS--Daie J, 826 N. New Jersey st. Husband of Jean Laing Borts, brother of Walter H. Borts, Denver, Colo, passed away Monday morning. Service at] Planner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednes-
We miss you, Little Richard, And yet we're sure up there About the throne of Jesus, No angel is more fairs MOTHER AND D DADDY.
day. 3:30 m. Freinds invited. FUNERAL | DIRECTORS 8] 1 at ortuary. 2570, Friends may call at m Ww. T. Blasengym Ga. b> Wa. 5376 CARVIN- Mrs. Pennie L., age 62 vears, |" _ ___3226 Shelby. How of Bay Mana ann | CONKLE FUNERAL HOME Patricia and Courtley M Niman, | 1934 W. Michigan 8t. =~ BE-19%4 ssed AWAY onday morning uneral | Market 1234 om Shirley Bros. Payal Chapel, 946 FARLEY- FUNERALS N. Hlinois, Wedne sday, 3 5 Burial | 1604 W. Morris Cro Hill. iends BAS ca 18 Tap after 2 p.m. Tuesday. ~ FLANNER & BUCHANAN CRUTCHFIELD — Tiff, father of James, | W. FALL CREEK BLVD A-337} passed away Sunday p. m. Friends may BERT S. GADD call at Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Pros- 180 Prospect § st. MA-6048 BE Watt: 35 trom | r TEINER'S ne service Wedn , fre the funeral home, Interment New Crown | GRINS cemetery. | 1801 EB. New York . MA-831 Bh Rt AS SL Ol EREMANN nwood fat or o Orvi e n Ivan Denwood, brother of Mrs. {1803 8. EAST ST. MA-8488 ' Caldwell, San Francisco, passed away Oat | “Hi SEY & TITUS 2425 rauthes stern, Sunday p. m. Funeral | Wednesd 3p £5 3_ihe Brian 951 N. Delaware St. L1.3828 ! Ih Fe, 9. ew Yor uria Co Hl Priends may call after 7 MOORE & KIRK p. m, this evening at the funeral home [IR-1159 CR-1808 TA-68056 ENNIS—Willa Hoyt, 392¢ Byram, wife of | SHIRLEY BROS. _C Oo fa 5 and Jaother of Sherk Willard | gq N. Diinots L1-8400 nis an I'S. arsna . ra em ————————— rp ——————————— Passed away Monday morning. Service| at Planner & Buchanan ‘mortuary | "ROBERT Ww. . STIRLING Wednesday, p. m. Friends invited. | 1423 Prospect MA-4944
1:30 Burial Bantu, Ind, NARDIN—Mrs. Harriet W., mother of Mrs
| 3.0. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES” St. MA-9433
1233 Prospect
Ruth Hardin Gregg, Cincinnati, O.: ter of Harry G. Woodbury, Dallas, Tex. | on Sunday p. m. in Cincinnati rvices Flanner & Buchanan mortuary ‘ednesday. p. m. Friends invited Interment Crown Hill,
Gold Star Service ARNE—Staff 8gt. Prank J. Jr. killed April 11, over England. Son of Frank J. Hearne and Altha, brother of Viola, nephew of Edward L. and Ralph Hearne |
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and Mrs. Edna Graf, Mrs, Mary Cham- watch; vicinity Rivoli theater. Keepberlin and Alva Russell. Requiem high sake from husband overseas. Reward. mass Tuesday, 8 a. m., at St. Joseph's | IR-4180. Lo church. Friends are welcome. PERSON who found purse belonging BINTON—Willfam. Brother of Pra goo Mrs, Margaret Colvin, please mail valu-
Hinton and Oma Hill passed away Sun Y: wea Wednesday, 10 a. m. the W Beanblissom mortuary. Burial| Colfax. De Friends may call at the | mortuary any time,
MOLMES—Lillian B.,
1312 W. 23d st., wife |
of Albert Holmes and mother of Mrs. | Reward. CH-3203-M. Mary Finke of Indianapolis and Mrs. | LOST English bull puppy. brindle eye Pauline Burkher of Ketchikan. Alaska; and tail. Name “Spunky.” Vicinity sister of Mrs. Anna Cannedy, Mrs Oma | 30th and Central. Reward. WA-2563. Ballard. both of Bedford. 1nd; half-sis- LOST -Note book with social security ter of Mrs. Marie Bridwell, Windsor, Can- ' od d Mrs. F G { Ind olis card, driver's_Jicense, union cards, fda an rs. Faye Gates of Indianapolis laundry “check. LI- 4706
and Dale Brown of Oolitic, Ind, passed | sway Sunday p. m. & Buchanan mortuary, 8. m. Friends invited at Ind. Burial at Greenhill cemetery, Bedford, Ind.
BMUNT—Stephen A, entered into rest Sunday,
Wednesday, 10| Services 2 p. m.
of 2627 Roosevelt ave,
sis- LOST & FOUND ' 7 | LOST — —Ladys' | gold Bul Bulova wrist watch; gold strap. Vicinity “‘Shapiros’,”” 8. Meridian; “Gasteria,” E. Washington st., or ‘Dearborn hotel,” Grigsby. CH-7550. eward.
LOST — Lady's yellow gold Elgin wrist
| LOST—Ladies' yellow gold Hamilton wrist
at | COBT- —Auto keys, “Tuesday evening, Post-
| BILLFOLD—Money,
Services Planner | FOUND -
the Methodist: church at Bedford, [GST Navy anchor service pin;
| LOST—8mall black coin purse in or near
watch; gift from husband serving overseas. Reward. tDays.)
RI-9441, extension 502.
able papers to 226 E. Michigan.
office, Purman,
Reward. Mr. Evenings, CH-2546. valuable papers, lost| between Washington-Ohio, on Illinois.
Pennsylvania st. CH-2125.
| salary; | Corp.,
downtown office buildings. Mr. Dalton. 18 N. Meridian.
WESTERN UNION
“Girls to Learn Inspecting
Fashion Cleaner Cleaners, 1901 Central
~ GIRLS—WOMEN
BE A PRACTICAL NURSE BIG DEMAND-—-HIGH WAGES
High school not necessary. Easy to learn in spare time.” Ages 18 to 60. War demands have caused big shortage, Prepare now for this interesting, profitable and patriotic work. Write for FREE informa-| tion. Wayne School of Practical Nursing
71 care Times. cn S 18 TO 30
STEADY EMPLOYMENT Learn ta Operate Machines; Clean; Easy Work, with Time and One-Half for Overtime, Based on 5-Day, 40-Hr, Week.
CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO,
16 S. Sherman Drive
“Girls to Pack Doughnuts from automatic doughnut machine, also make Sartons} clean, pleasant work; good days. Mayflower ‘Doughnut se1 N. Capitol.
HAND SEWERS
‘AND FUR FINISHERS. Top salaries. Apply to
INDIANA FUR CO. — en JIE WASH, - INDPLS. HOTEL ASSN. 1107 ROOSEVELT BLDG, POSITIONS OPEN
® Stenographers ® Assistant Cashier ©® PBX—Experienced ® GENERAL CLERICAL “INDPLS. HOTEL ASSN. 1107 ROOSEVELT
Hotel Exp. Desirable LINEN ROOM HOUSEKEEPERS ROOM SUPERVISORS WAITRESSES
Will Train New Applicants Knitting Machine Operators
Girls to Learn to Operate Full-Fashioned Knitting Machines.
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
634 N. Noble St.
“Sterling silver name “bracelet. RI-0536. iG, nid 1134 N.
Broadway.
3 stars;
vicinity East side. Keepsake. CH-0585.
Regen’ s Bakery. Reward. CH-3715-W,
LAUNDRY HELP PRESS OPERATORS Good Starting Pay
STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington
MAIDS
age 59 years, husband of Gale Hunt, father of Juanita! (INSTRUCTIONS 8 PPLY and Donald F. Hunt. brother of Mrs. | LEARN beauty culture. EnroM now, In- A MR. lds Walsh and David Hunt; grandfather | “ternational Beauty School, 343 E. Wash. WARREN HOTEL © onnie ervices ednesS- | FT ET I th A RITE Ie DERE AR BT — day, 10 a.m. at Harry W, Moore Peace HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 MAIDS White: $20 wk. Pringston H Hotel. Chapel. Priends are welcome. Burial ~ ~~ Maw. 232 § _Tinois=11-0628' 626 Crown 3. 1,000,000 WOMEN ARE Maids— White J — 7 @ st 8 I f J —— Tree “htion 0 {x “0 NEEDED IN INDUSTRY alas ie Arnold of Greencastle, Arthur R., Car- Best-Grand Laundry needs 10 Office building - work. Hours 5:30-11 lyle, Marion, Charles, Donald, Ruby ind women to do light machine Pp. m. a Vanting steady nployment see Robert Hurst, passed away Sat | work. Experience not nec= r. Luther, 710 > 1 + xr Friends way all at the J Cw sor | essary, Waite or colored. MAIDS.... EXPERIENCE Tuesday Funeral services at Union | OR FULL TIME Yaliey church, Tuesday, 2 p. m. Burial | BEST- GRAND LAUNDRY CLAYPOOL HOTEL rovidence cemetery. N. Senate S E for cleaning work JONES 8am E., age 53 vears, bel oved | a MAID WHIT at night in Chamhusband of Mary E. Jones and brother | 2 w OME N ber of: Commerce Building. Apply {freight of Carl N. Jones, Ridgewav, O., Mrs White or colored. Capable of cooking. elevator after 4:30 p. John N. Thomas. Columbus. O.,.passed | Work light, good hours. Apply Mrs. away Sunday Funeral Tuesday. 10:30] Flinn, Flinn, Spink Arms Hotel (rear door). tor Married Women or Widows k 8. m., from Bhirley Brothers Irving Hill —— wT ———————c——— erestin u or par me work. Chapel, 5377 E Washington st. Burial 2 COOKS MA-1561 Earnings average over $1.00 per hour. Belietontaine O. . Friends may call at| Ext. 357 Apply 2716 N. Meridian or phone TA-8751, chapel after 3 p. m. Monday. MIDDLE AGED LADY as companion, light JOSLIN— Cora E. helo r BANK CLERK duties. ~LI-1827. : IN—Cora 3 ed wife of Harry ly E. Joslin snd mother of Edwin L. Jds-| Young woman for clerical work. * PAY ROLL CLERK % lin, grandmother of Ray W. Retterer
Jr. and Richard Retterer and Lois Mar-
uerite Joslin and sister of Mrs. A. E. ful but not essential. Apply to Mr. urr, Charles A. Johnson and Rexford Keogh. . R Johnson; Los Angeles, passed awa onday. Funeral Wedn esday, 1:30 p. n 1 from Shirley’ Brothers Irving American Natl. Bank Chapel, 5377 E. Washingt on Crown Hill. Friends may call a: 45 N. Penn. chapel any time after 1 Pp m. Ta ARAL IL PERE RT RAT ERT EKAYS—Addie Losh, age 75. one 1 BOOKKEEPER—CLERK of Mooresville, Ind, on Cou Bome typing. Age limit, 30. Northe road, beloved wife of J. C. K _ tide Insurance Co. Call TA- -1501.
of Mpllie Kays Bybee. sister o Underwood, Mrs. Sadie Lee,
and Mrs. Dora Beasley, B passed away Saturday night services Wednesday, 3 r Brooklyn, Ind, Methodist ch Friends may call at the Parley Funera!
home, 1604 W. Mor Monday even- necessary. This will be a permanent ing and Tuesday ernoon until time position wit an old-establshed concern. of service at the residence. B Good starting wage, Apply Mr. Miller, Brooklyn cemetery McCarty
KIRKPATRICK—Robert Otis. hus Helen, father of Robert Otis of Mrs. Edith Gimmer, Charles Wi and Dennis Kirkpairi passed away
ck,
Saturday. Services from the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Tues day 2 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park MANLY —Mrs, Elena, 81st st. and Westfleld bivd., wife of Frank P. Manly, mother of Mrs. John D. Gould
mother of John D Goul forces, passed away ices Flanner Tuesday, 4 p. m. Fr ferment Crown Hill. at mortuary >
d Jr,
hanar lends invi Friends
ma
year « Hu father ok its Jr +My Jordan, Mrs H. and . Matthijus, + Louise Wuensch,
beth Bt Mathis,
grandchildren. Pp. m. at residence i in Trg | East
and a 23y will’ be | , until |
sday -tHarry W. Moore | in charge.)
tiieb P., 2101
N. Pennsyl- |
; eines. Fr
% “mottir of oh Mrs. Ruth A. ot of Vig Cron:
Adding machine experience help~
bookkeeping machine, bookkeeping experience preferred but not
543 W,
: Bus, 6IRLS—COLORED
BOOKKEEPER
ung lady to learn to operate Dalton One with some
Yo
BRANCH STATION MANAGER Single women 35-60. Prefer women living in downtown mile =q. area. Excellent opportunity. Bieady, Pleasant, os %. a ‘salary;
UNITED "LAUNDRIES, INC.
336 E. WASHINGTON.
BUS GIRL
‘No Sundays. Uniforms fur$18.00. Paramount Cafeteria, 602 N. Illinois.
White, nished.
HOTEL "WARREN CANDY WRAPPERS
White, 16-40—No Experience Necessary
HOMER J. WILLIAMSON, ING. “814 N. Senate
COLORED OPENIN 38
INDPLS. HOTEL ASSN. «1107 Roosevelt Dg DI IS
R1-2422
excellent pos needs a _.|nographer, typist and comptometer op-
Calculating machine and general office experience. Steady .amployment, Essential dndustry. Postwar security, Call Miss Morris.
Ri. 9377.
POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
Lingerie Department Experienced or Will Train
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
634 N. Noble St,
SALESLADIES.
18 to 35 for Jewelry Dept. Apply 3rd Floor
Charles Mayer & Co.
29 W. Washington
SALESPEOPLE GLOVE DEPARTMENT
experienced preferred. Apply employment office, 7th floo
The Wm. H. Block Co.
SHIRT LINE OPERATORS
And Other Desirable Positions Apply in Person at Once
UNITED LAUNDRIES, INC. 336 E. Washington
TYPIST R
with ste
will
erator. red, ha inte unior. week, ent
LIS RAILWAYS
Clerk | Essential Inahufacturing industry needs Excellent post-war Will train industrious and in Good wages, 5-day wi nt working conditions. Apply
850 N. Meridian.
~ Switch Board Operator
ptionist and typist, age 25 to 30, Pecentior industry, postwar security. Call Miss Morris, RI-98377
TYPIST
General office and clerical work in pu g dept. No shorthand $36 weekly.
Weekly
SHIRLEY CORPORATION 330 E. St. Joseph :
necessary.
TYPIST—CLERICAL
No Dictation Form Letter Typing, Billing, General Clerical, Etec. Permanent Position with Established Mahufacturing Co. Apply 8 A. M-5 P. M, 630 Postal Station Fie. Illinois at South St.
UNSKILLED FACTORY HELP
Men and Women
ZENITH METAL CORP.
Employment Office Rear 201 N. West St.
WAITRESSES
Day or Night Top Wages
WHEELER'S
139 N. Pennsylvania St. WAITRESS—6 DAYS
1357 8, MERIDIAN WAITRESSES KITCHEN HELP
No Sundays. Apply Mrs. Steele, C. A, 310 N. Tilinofs. Wai White, 18 to 40. Puritan Clfe, Waitress 17: Yew Jersey. RI-0834.
WHITE or colored; general housework and ironing; 9 a. m, to 2 p. m.; four-day week; $7.00. RI-4860
Williams Tool & Engineeping Corp.
Y. M
clerk. High-type girl. Will train industrious .and intelligent junior. Opportunity for advancement, Permanent; 5';!
day week; good wages Apply 124 Kentucky Ave,
WOMAN FOR PART-TIME
Dee work. Hours 12 p. m.» . 6 days. MA-3569.
* Woman For Night Cleaning
Apply
Indiana Theater 1130 P. M.
WOMEN
To work on flat work ironing machings. No night work.
Apply Mr. Hocker
PROGRESS LAUNDRY
430 E. Market St.
WomenWanted
General factory
McQuay-Norris Mig. Co.
1737 Massachusetts Ave,
WOMEN 18 TO 50 FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday
KIMBLE GLASS CO.
220 E. SOUTH Do not apply if engaged in essential industry.
WRAPPER “i; Wrapper, also Check-Out Girl. Salary and Bonus. Experience Not Necessary.
DY-PER SERVICE, Ine. 814 Dorman st. °
work
age 18 to 50. STRAUSS & CO.
HELP Ww ANTED—MALE- E-FEM. 10
| EGG BREAKERS AND LABORERS DAY SHIFT Essential Industry
Apply 333 W. 18th
Fortune Magazine
Points to opportunity in chemical field. In a poll of business leaders throughout the United tales on post-war opportunities, FORTUNE MAGAZINE reports that ‘More th 50 per cent mentioned the chemical try as one of the flelds offering g t opportunity for a young man after the war.” Ell Lilly and Company is one of the prominent companies in the chemical fleld. Apply at ¥he empléyment office for an essential now
and after the war.
Eli Lilly and Company
Good Jobs Open in Our Office and Plant
Good Perinat jobs are open now in our office and plant. -In odr office these Interesting pdsitions are open for ambitious young women: % Bookkeeping Machine Operator % Stenogr apher IBM Dr eator : s In our plant we need: % Men for Shipping De . % Women for Production Dept. Take this opportunity to .get lined up with a growing organization where you can go places if you've got the stuff. Apply between 8:30 a. 12 noon at our Employment Ottice.
Bowes “Seal Fast” Corp.
- 218 N. Pine St.
“JOBS
With a Post-War Future In an Essential industry
for Men and Boys 18 to 60 :
our company, tial war work, in. the steel Plenty of overtim women in
now engaged in essenhas record of 88 Jeats pusinitss; 52-day Week, Can also Wie a few our hardware - depar rtment.|. Apply Mr, Miller—
Ww. . - HOLLIDAY e 843 W. McMarty ©
Has immediate opening for stenographer- {
‘Short ( Order Cook "oir 11 Pat x
© Lane Bryant, Inc. o
752 E. MARKET ST.
1991 W. Morris SL
sptoynl Oi Oper : #15 AM. te 4 P.M. Dally
Bring Statement of Availability and Biri Certifionte:
MEN AND WOMEN
Learn Aircraft Industry
0 experience Ne pe DecessBIY. Help build Tajo
for the Hell which has org the U. 8. Navy's Diver fleet of aircraft~ s with a terrific new aerial wallop; the C-46 transport that carries men ard cargo to the Sencing fronts. "© ty to learn rivetin assembly, parts, fabrication, Pobibeiini spot welding, tion, shipping and
maintenance, People wan 1 11 the maple. ted for all these
Shirley Corporation
Aircraft Division. 330 E. St. Joseph LL 3306
- PERIENCE OT NECESSARY Siete Operators $e Fier tment ng partmen Bssen
tial Jobs Apply 8 to §. Mon. through ‘Sat.
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
We have unusual openings for anyone nterested in learning a trade in a postwar industry. It's a good place to work, who works here! We pay union rates. Work 48-hour week. Have some day work. Air-conditioned plant. Free. hospitalization insurance. Many other advantages. Where else can you find this opportunity? Call and make an. appointment for an interview today.
RI-1321—8 a. m.to 5 p. m.
Production Jobs
Interviews 8 A.M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
INLAND
CONTAINER CORPORATION 700 WEST MORRIS STREET
Ask anyone
Restaurant Help—Exp. No Sundays, no nights; top wages, Apply in person. Paramount Cafeteria, 602 N. Illinois.
RESTAURANT HELP—EXP. No Sundays, no nights; top wages. Apply in person. Mutual Restau514 N. Delaware
Shopmen
and Porters
rant
Overtime
Hostess Cake Bakery
339 E. Market See "Mr. Johnston
M. ul 1 M. 748 8. Emerson, Hawt horne yar
‘STOCK WORKERS FILE CLERKS PACKERS
® Post-war job assurance ® Air-conditioned building ® No experience required ® No manufacturing
WANTED!!
Unskilled Men and Women
UNITED STATES RUBBER 60. |
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. South st Interviewing Hours 8 AM to 5 P. M. Monday Through oh
DO NOT APPLY IP ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORK
| YOUNG MAN
Men _| of. tires
Harvester Co.
8565 Brookville Read {HELP WANTED—MALE
A-1 GRILL COOK
Not ut the best
mo. and living quarters. HU-2485.
APPLICATORS
for Roofing and Siding Steady Work
RALPH R. REEDER & SONS, INC.
need apply. Burger a No. 1, 844 E. 63d. -0025. APARTMENT TEATOR Wills. $05 per
2401 Winthrop
APPRENTICE WANTED
If there is a boy in Indianapolis, 16 years old, with at least a common school education (prefer ably one who had printing in school) and living at home with parents that is willing to start at moderate wages now ‘to learn the printing trade and prepare himself for higher wages and a more secure post-war period
SEE MR. VEREGGE (De not phone) COMPOSING ROOM THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
214 WEST MARYLAND ST.
AUTO MECHANIC
EXPERIENCED ON FORD CARS Good working conditions: steady work now and after the war, Time and onehalf over 40 hours. See Mr. Kinsley -
GENERAL BAKING CO.
R18 W. Vermont
BOY OR }
Excellent opportunity for young man in the pressroom of The Indianapolis
Times, Five-day week. T';-hour day; 52 cents per hour.’ Time and onehalf for overtime, See Mr. Rusie,
214 W, Maryland. BOY as assistant in cutting Seputiment W. JACKSON & SON
2
546 8. ‘Meridian. Room 700 18 and over for clean. interesting war
work, to deliver telegrams, downtown office building, Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian.
WESTERN UNION
Also machine operator. Age no handicap. Goldsmith Equipment Company, 339 N.
Capitol. FULL OR PART-TIME
Cleaners
DAY OR NIGHT Mr. See or e or Thompson, 310 N. Illinois
COAT SHOP MALE or FEMALE
Old established tatlloring concern needs experienced machine operators, pocket makers, lining makers, sleeve makers, also all types of hand workers on men's special orders. We pay the high~ est priced piece work wage scale, ready employment now and after e war. ldeal wore, conditions B Suyiight plant, LW. Of A, Union Write a once, Ha or phone our expense, but only if «, thoroughly experienced and draft "deferred, attention of I. E. Biebler,
The Siebler Tailoring Co.
424 East 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio COLORED OPENINGS © PORTERS ® YARD MAN O DOOR MAN © BUS BOYS © HOUSE MEN © WAITERS File Your Applications With Us INDPLS. HOTEL ASSN. 1107 Roosevelt Bldg. COMBINATION apprentice mechan. ioc and lubrication man to learn Ford service work under excellent mechanics: Apply Mr. Pierson, shop foreman, Hatfield Motors, Inc., 623 N. Capitol.
COMBINATION PORTER—CAR WASHER
Permanent. Ideal working conditions.
HATFIELD MOTORS, INC. - 623 N. Capitol Day Porter Apply Indiana Theater
l * *
CABINET MAKER — Bench Work
inow working on heavy equipment vital to
TL Mo uo oly 4 [He
St. Clair, 9
Ask for Mr. Auxman, HUGH J. BAKER & CO.
602 W. McCarty St.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
We have jobs for Severs] i boys ey y or Sunday at our ast pr plant, Lynn st,
Ask for Mr. Watt.
Polar Ice & Fuel Co.
S DERE LEED aio RL ND Rs ed Ra, INDPLS. HOTEL ASEN. 1107 Roosevelt Bldg.
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK at once
Gilbert Hotel, 250 8. Meridian. oe ha)
APPLY MR. COOGAN WARREN HOTEL H USEMAN—EXPERIENGED
YPOOL HOTEL
ary, $100 mo. and unfurRished' 1 living aT No children. Box
KING KOFFEE KOMPANY
1201 CORNELL AVE.
Offers permanent employment immedi ately on a good paying retail coffee route, now in operation, to a married man in good health with «clean habits and smbition to succeed now and post-war. Phone RI-2614 for appointment.
‘LUMBER HANDLERS
Steady, Outside, healthy. Good pay. No experience necessa CARTER-LEE LUMBER Co. 1621 W. WASHINGTON ST.
~ MAINTENANCE MAN
or Strong Boy to Learn
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
: MAN for shipping and stock room work. Apply in person. Abbott Laboratory, 215 N. Senate. MAN
White. Yard work. 75¢ hour. HU-1788
% MANAGER %
for Pilling Station and
%w ATTENDANTS «% Good Pay. 8-Hour Shift. % Site Oil Company *
1111 W. Washington st.
“MEAT” THE ARMY
An industry engaged in essential war work needs your help to prepare meat for our armed forces Modern equipmen k wood wages, time and half for Aver 40 hours. No = periches ‘ Pee nl ns t Offi n sons m men or. M. Daily
KINGAN' a ‘co. INC.
Mechanica All or Part Time tee—Com
30th & Central Sales Co. TA-4501
Ww MEN TO UNLOAD COAL CARS Good Pay — 1001 theastern
MEN WANTED
In our welding and steel fabricated divisions.
Steady employment with established firm
war effort,
. Hetherington & Berner, Ine.
701 Kentucky Ave.
MEN TO POLISH CARS
ROY WILMETH COMPANY 120 N. Meridian
DINING ROOM PORTER—COL. GUARANTY CAFETERIA IA MEO A EN DRIVERS vo.i"33 Victemn piace. | n
Elevator Man—Fireman White: permanent; good pay: 45 to 60 Vears. te inter Apts. LI-1187 after 4 p. m.
ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY
n to learn repairing and recapping 3 ages walle learning, Good working conditions. Steady employment; excellent opportunity for ade Tasigement. - B. F. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES Delaware & North. See Mr. Bunnell
MEN _
You are vitally neeeded In our
sential Sout industry
Plenty i) overtime. STEADY WORK Now AND
AFTER EVANS - MILLING 0. 1730 W. Mishiga 8 St s
EXPERIENCED COLORED PORTER APPLY 3RD FLOOR.
CHARLES MAYER & CO. 29 W. WASHINGTON
att
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WANTED Experienced Sewing Machine Mechanic
Openings Continue for . Power Sewing Machine Operators
BECK CANVAS
_pRobueTS, Ine)
o oi lOTEL POSITIONS
HOUSEMAN
JANITOR White, for apt. building.
Hourly NN Biplapment’
SEE MR, BLUE HARRY -A. SHARP, INC. 443 Virginia Ave.
Shane TE
o EXPER EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Railroads Need
Apply
u. s. Railroad Retirement Board 15 E. Maryland st,
PA OT A Permanent tion for reliable man, 30 to S50. uto Rod 117 W. Meant
~ PAPER HANGER
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and, used Projects, schools, institutions, Customers on books, intensive Gheect
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‘and a, Sere ‘permanent coghection, port, Conn. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT BLUE POINT AUTO SUPPLY 962 8. DELAWARE ww SPRAYMEN % FINISHERS % PATCHERS Good Working Conditions Apply Mr. Field
610 S. New Jersey
Stable Employment for Men High
bus and reliable work. Join an industry essential in war and peace. pa while ge ing. Vacations p: vw AWards for aw t. Apply Room 313, Tracn
"INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Stable Jobs for Mechanics
1 Attractive positions available as me¢hanies in Indianapolis Rail and ga Permanent reli wor Join an industry essential In war peace. pay. Pad hig iS. Masning. Vacations
provided. Hg tions. Apply to S peanards for 11 Wahingiza st,
- INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Wall paper and paint STOCK MAN conocer Socio INDIANA WALL PAPER & PAINT CO, 28. E. Maryland : Three Men for General Cleaning
Apply Indiana Theater
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1003 §. Harding MA-8466
FOR BUILDING Material Trucks
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POTTER BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 3515 E. Wash. St.
4 TUNERS + PIANO REPAIRMEN
610 S. New Jersey
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‘Work—Good Superior Shevieiet Two Men to Clean Modern Theater Building
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Hardwood floors refinished.
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