Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1944 — Page 15
ing tournament By oe Beck Canvas Products, Inc. Permanent position—good vent, which will _ nga, Kathivn- A 224 W. Washington Fame ve Laundry, 1352. fiinols day night and Friends ay Burial ¢ 3 NIGHT SHIFT inday night. - ad on MUST STEADY WORK Convenieat hours, § 10 13 p.m. 3 6 days as week in actory vill be a handle LLETTE — John Wilson, 5 work. No experience needed and it of the differ To husmand of OGealls, passa sway Power sewing machine operators. the work is easy to learn. If you ’, RET Puneral Thursday, May 25, want longer hours we have vacanit's league aver : at the Lynhursi Baptist chureh. cies in the 6:30 p. m. to 5 a m. > Bur est Newton shift. allowed. A frst Fumi visa Burial Wek Nevioi| BRIDAL CONSULTANT amply tn forsen, between Paid if | dence, 5129 Chelsea rd. George W, Usher Prefer married woman, 30-40 years 8 A.M and 2 P.M the anticipated § Service, with apparel selling experience, THE BARBASOL CO. ‘ . = . LANTRY--James C., 1121 Villa ave. Be- able to manage bureau, working 846 N. Senate Ave. be obtained by nO Abie Feienbere | 0 department store. Replies conti- |r SINGLE NEEDLE SEWERS * R-9240 or BE- Wichita, Kan.: Mrs hel Louden, In- dential. This is an attractive for men's shorts. 40. oy Bri week; qu dianapolis; Robert M. Lantry, Spring- position, Address Times, Box A954. pay; steady NOIR. C. O. field, ans brother 2 Willan, mdi ’ ’ 33 Monument Circ session anapolis; eodore, ansas City, 0. | i Patiea syay Vednesaay. May 4 Berrie CANDY WRAPPERS SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY | games of 251, 8 Gadd funeral home. 1047 Churchman w WHITE For girl who can do stenographic ave ter t naon, ends . series. Other may call gy funeres home after 12 * 16 TO 40 and light office Work, Permanent. iled “to register o'clock noon, Thursday. % NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY See MR J. W. WILSON EMeRENZIE--John C.. 705 N. Rile be- » /\ a loved brother of Mrs. Cora white, Mrs. Homer J. Williamson, Inc.| Wilking Music Company rity and election Laura Brown and- Col. McKenzie, de- 120 E. Ohio Street . * parted this life Tuesday, age 57. Puner- gid N. Senate eee tse nel's lake last al Thursday, May 23, at Moore & Kirk . Stable Employment for Women Lourdes bowling | Norupwes: Funeral Home, 2330 Station (COLORED girls to work in| pn type jobs avaiable as trolley ane Culligan, presi~ Friends tuvited laundry. 708 E. Michigan. tus operators. Permanent eral To war vice president ANGE OF TIME] and Good Paid wi learn. POWER Vestal Beeler, father of Mrs. * Cook ' peace. yay. Awards for ac lon, secretarye . Ruth Hartson, Ropeit Power. - Indian. Kitch » Hel pon ABs Apply Room 313, Traction - season, - apolis; y ily, Camby. Cpl. liam M4-45 E Power (Marines), North Carolina; broth- * ¢ en e P
Tops 13-6
Saturday,
ally that pros Sader of Ruth Margaret Roch.’ passed " sister o u argare . ‘ jave Ft. Hare away Tuesdsy p. m. Funeral Priday,| Stay. ‘Good salary. References. m a 13-6 dee 3r.m at the 0. 1. Hertmach Funeral For L. L. Goodman Home, Kessome, tL st iends inviu nour team of Burial Concordia cemetery. Friends ler blvd. Call Mrs. Morgan. je at Ft. Hare may all at i the funeral home after 7, RIL 1321, - Pp m. nesday. TER GIR I Carnenil€ BEIT Rais ee Schwign) Saaved COUNTER GIRL a pair of mother of Mrs. Grace Tiiton and Clar- WHITE. NO SUNDAYS. t. «0 ence Kane, sister of Mrs, Louise Moel- | GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. Meridian er, passed away at St. Louis. Puneral 106th Division Thursday, 130 p. m. at the G. DISHW y in a Service Herrmann Puneral Home, 1505 8. East | GUARANTY CAFETERIA. 30 N. MERIDIAN st. Priends invited. riai Concordia.
Ww afternoon,
Wins
Permanent Betty Prances Stone. passed away at his Fame Naenty, 133 Ee aie hit pitching of residence, 2181 Parker ave Monday, Funeral Thursday, 1:30 m., Shire ssist STFC DRUG, , Beech Grove Bros.’ Irving Hil Chapel %atT BE. Wash. Fountain Assistant 52 25th & Central ington st. Burial Memorial Park. Friends 2hall team may call at the chapel any time * FUR FINISHERS * ond yeterdase et of co Sard Si | orb POR Sg ard of Indi. y anapolis, Lloyd Swickard of Anderson, INDIANA FUR CO. homer and a Machinist Mate Second Class Edwin 14 E. Washingien ndersaar with Bwiekard gg Svikard Jr. of Washngton rs ulia Rooney of Rockville, winners were Ind. Juether of Harry Swickard of Los GENERAL OFFICE CLERK ” hi Mieniiaren and Jour Have permanent positions in account a — dey. Puneral Thursday, 1030 a. m., at| 08 department. Excellent working Shirley Bros’ Central Chapel, M6 N conditions; good hours and pay.
OUT
Mrs. Monday
tion card ment Holy Cross cemetery, Friends GIRLS 18-45 Grade 1 invited, ; for light factory work gathering snd s — when WENZLER-William, of B47 Virginia ave. | sorting paper stock, Clean work. No lon be Husband of Myrile Wenszler and lather | experience necessary. 420 E. Ohio. anger o Bdge: E. Ward, brother of Prank sliders are eng Mrs. Biizabeth Rhinehart, Mrs, sed tires Catherine Stucky. Passed away Tuesday GIRLS OR WOMEN v a. m. Priends may call at the Robert General Laundry Work, conds) if W. Stirling Funeral Home after 1 p. m. Day Hours, Pleasant apped. Wednesday. Puneral services Thurs- Work Conditions, day, 2 p. m, at the funeral home Good Starting Pay. Priends invited. Burial Memorial Park. S WILGAND—Lilltan Frances, 1335 S. State, rli wife of Louis J, mother of Mrs. Marie te ling Laundry Rader and Sgt. Jack Wiegand, Camp ' ER... Shelby, Miss, sister of Mrs, Nina Pisher, Indianapolis, Mrs. Sanford Beagle, McCordsville, passed away Tuesday. Service G | R L S | 8 T 0 3 0 Thursday,.3 p. m., at the J & Wilson STEADY EMPLOYMENT “Chapel of the Chimes.” 1234 Prospect Learn te Operate hi: [ar better st. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Clean, Easy Werk, with Time istic tire Priends may call at the “Chapel of the and Pue-Balt Mi 9 verti y all over Chimps. {Danville (lil) papers please Based on copy. I owners WILLIAMS—James A. 201 N Sherman ¢ ENTRAL k ‘STATES ew U. 8. dr. beloved husband of ith and faU. 8 ther of Mrs. Edith Lang, Mrs. Violet Bid- E N v E L 0 P E c 0 . Portas $iecomn, James B and George Williams, 16 S. Sherman Drive ectations. depar this life Tuesday, age 69 the pio- Bunerat notice later. Moore & Kirk * HAND SEWERS * : Tvice, 1 built by WOODLEY—Dr. James D., 566 Fletcher Top salary, §Y; days. i how to ave, husband of Lillian, passed away INDIANA FUR CO. s to give Tuesday, Services Thursday, 8 p. m., at 4 EW the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes," ashington rice, he i Prospect st. Priends invited. Burial i Irners, ¥en y. : sville TRE papers please copy] IS YOUR JOB SECURE ? T : CARDS OF THANKS Se Many interesting jobs LL—We are very appreciative and sin. vailable with - cerely thank the friends and neighobrs > ; ¢ for their many ékpressions of sympathy Bell System Benefits
t Tire
Welsh, survived by §
tha Kirby Mortuary, m. St. John's church, Inter
er of Amy, Charley and Paul Power; Elizabeth Wheatley, Viola Wilson Wm. Power, Detroit; children, passed away Tuesday. Services 10 a. m. Chapel of the Chimes Park. Priends may call at the Chapel of the Chimes.
ROCH—Anita Maris, age 5, beloved little
m.. at the J. C. Wil
Burial
STONE—Robert E., beloved husband ef Martha Stone and Potts, Peoria, Ili,
father of
Illinois st. Burial Grand View cemetery, Terre Haute, Ind. Friends may call at the chapel any time.
TRIBBETT Harley,
ang 4 Eva Tribbett~and drother of ra orn. Nora Booher id Wiley Tribbett, passed away Tuesday. Services General Office and Typist to be heid Friday. 10 & m. at Shirley Good beginner; will tra Brothers Lrving Hill Chapel. 3377 E.| North Side Insurance Co. Th-1501 Wisingon i Purist Crown Hill tends may call at late residence, 1416 FFl N Olney, after 10 a. wm, Thursday of GIRL FOR 0 CE WORK
at chapel after 9 a. m. Friday. WELSH—Charies father of Pfc Mary E. James Welsh Worley! brother of Mrs. Anna Schachiele, Bllzabeth Barrett
EB. Charles,
husband of U and Mrs. Hila
randenudren, died AMERICAN HOSIERY MILLS puRaral TRU LD. at RI-130—8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
and lovely floral tributes received at of our beloved one, Betty We also thank the Rev, Leo Davis, the singers and the Conkle Fuome. THE BALL PF
Sl
~ $100.00 REWARD
Por information Jeading 3 the recovery of BLACK & WHITE TICKED 8
6 years old. male; name “Mike”; white, both ears
black
part of tail black.
RICHARD W. TUBBS
Indianapelis, Ind.
Jock. _ Department ___ Fame 1382 N. Illinois AVON PRODUCTS 3H Gy
and aiso three grand-
son Floral
Mildred and Paul Edward and
beloved hus.
Edith, 8. marines;
and Themas
mission. * Established territories.
L
Young woman for clerical work. only. Adding ma-
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
ra CN Noble Lc SALESLADIES Lib-
with or without
eral ry, t tunity train for position with earnings, Full or part time,
chine experience necessary. Apply to Mr. Keogh.
American National Bank 45 N. Pennsylvania
* Ta a Co
department. work. ond pporHIity 107 gt and 5, Monday through Friday. TE number in 873 12 on Saturday. correspondence. AS54, Times.
FOUNTAIN HELP
Por downtown luncheonette. Uniforms and meals furnished.
No nights, holidays or Sunday work. Excellent working conditions.
W. T. GRANT CO.
25 E. Washington
H [OOL ds a 4 boys 1 = Bic 3 Scho. QOL ol an a1 am on pe HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
18 years or over. Suey Work. Mr. Crawford FAME LAUNDRY, 1352 N. ILLINOIS.
Y Steam Table Girls v Waitresses Full or Part Time EATONS, 642 E. 38TH ST.
COOK Experienced for adult family;
Flat Work Feeders and Folders
Apply Mr. Pantus
POLAR ICE & FUEL co.
2000 Northwestern
to Train as Addressograph Operator Good Starting Salary Modern Bquipment Permanent Position in Pleasant Office Day Week
h
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
STEADY POSITION
for Woman 20 to 48 to Work at Cutting Table
235 Mass, Ave.
STENOGRAPHER
Experience Not Necessary—Apply at LEON TAILORING CO.
JOBS
With a Post-War Future In an Essential Industry
for Men and Boys i6 to 60
Our company, tial war work,
now engaged In essenhas record of 88 years
in the steel business; 5'%-day week. Plenty of overtime. Can also use a few women in our hardware department. Apply Mr Miller—
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
543 W. McMarty
Ls MACHINE OPERATORS
We need machine operators for war production at once. If you are not employed in essential industry, we have an attractive offer for you.
APPLY NOW
HOLCOMB & HOKE MFG. CO.
1545 Van Buren St.
$30 Per Week
This is a good opportunity for a good worker.
Address Times Box 22% STENOGRAPHER or typist,
4421, for 4421. for appointment.
% STENOGRAPHER * * Permanent Position
40-HOUR WEEK
Opportunity for Overtime Excellent Post-War Security
CALL CH. 1851 ER; manufacturing business, 16th. ege; 0%
John J. Madden Mfg. Co. 16th & Sherman Dr. Typists and Stenographers
Apply Personnel Office Indiana University Medical Center
Hm Ww. W. Michigan = RI-7551
~ UNSKILLED FACTORY | HELP
Men and Women
ZENITE METAL CORP.
Employment Office Rear 201 N. West St.
~ WAITRESSES Day or Night Top Wages
WHEELER'S
139 N. Pennsylvania St. WAITRESS White Fo Sundays Bal-
ary, room, board. Grimes Hotel and Cafe, 118 E. Main, Plainfield 2021.
Phone Day work. Good pay.
WAITRESS “Hi Spot,” 411 8. Illinois,
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE ~WOMEN-240 N. MERIDIAR
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.
LADY
who can do cost work, in accounting dept. Typing and some dictation; ood salary, postwar future. Call Mr. idge, LI-5481.
Internat’l Detrola Corp.
1100 W. 21st St.
LOST—D0G—S$25 REWARD
black and white female with Part! or Last seen on Riverbrook Farm Call Hapgood,
LOST-—-Brown bill fold; contains over $100, 1 Silk: vicini
Rea! Sears Roebuck, Mabama and Wash service. Reward.
Joan" Bal oan Luxe _neral Home. 1 a's pre- LOST & FOUND the U. uilding yal experinileage, 1 ie endabil- 3 made BR-0100 ty lead- ’ When brown spots on face. or Rew 18 mites southwest of city. : check stubs irom ton; Belongs to boy in BE-4853-R. a
from
TOST—Biack persian cat, 3 weeks ago, 964 Berwyn st. formation leading to GA-2709.
ty ing-
Reward for in‘return. GA-8088,
Long Distance Operators
Openings now available. No
Employment Office—Women
MAID Sri FRomer. 310% 6. Tinos Y
PARTY whe called Raturday about Joot ca
wrist wateh please
yello odio for i identification and reward. HI. 0248,
0 ~housework; private room; 2 adults. CH-6563. _;
“assist with ! "NIGHT MAIDS — WHITE
- for work in building. Easy LOST—Lady's . pink gold Banner yo. hours, good pay. Apply Mr. Puller, Manian, oa the NE EIR! alter 3. - Reward. Bp - xk GIRL xk Lost — Brown billfold Monday night, Ww EXPERIENCE Sircle bw station B idicnipan BOOKKEEPING NOT ESSENTIAL Please keep ys bontents, FULL TIME Sally K. MeGill 3518 E. St Clair. oh TIE Pour
Pet 12 years
Wai Me.
‘white ED
Fa tai wo eT wn silver) vicina Salle and York. Reward. . Bhs wi N. wo
i and boodie, “Page.”
TOST—Biack dos. mai: name “Nig” Hammes, 3 tags (49-24700). “Rewara. ch
¥
igene or Iilinois car. Reward. |
exp. required. Bell System.|.
INDIANA” BELL TELE pilont co.
WE NEED YOU AT
TIFFANY LAUNDRY 425 N. Senate Experience Not Necessary
White Women Si**%_ evening wor,
similar to housekeepis. No Sundays. Short Hours. 309 Circle ower.
WHITE GIRLS TO WORK
* in Toy Factory Clean Work-—Good Hours
* and Pay AIR-LINE MFG. CO. 215 N. Senate 3rd Floor WHITE lady or girl for restaurant work. Nice working conditions. DUKE'S LUNCH
3225 E. 10th WOMEN to “work Tn cleaning piant sfore. store, pfvratie with some experience in busiPermanent for capable steady party. John La Tr, |__Cleaners, Se N. ~Capitol. WOMEN : OR FLAT W IRONING MAC MR.
RK INE ndry
APPLY HOCKER Progress Laun > - - 430 E. Market
permanent |
FOUNDRY HELP Essential War Industry International Harvester Co. 5565 Brookville Rd.
WANTED: Men, "ples tor for SSendaits; State School, indiana x N. O'Bannon,
WANTED!! Unskilled Men and Women
UNITED STATES RUBBER
“at
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
WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN CURTISS-WRIGHT CORP.
Propeller Division 1231 W. Morris St.
Employment Office Open 8:15 A. M. te 4 P. M. Daily
Bring Statement of Availability and Birth Certificate
WAY BILL CLERK Permanent Position
PENN RAILROAD 139 E. South St.
Freight Rouse Truckers
armed forces. - Modern equi good wages, Hime and half Siu: Apply in : Otfice SA. M to 5 P. M. Daily KINGAN &
COMP, INC. Maryland . Blackford sts.
Experienced Cutter 2.7".
JACKBON & BON, 546 8. Meridian, 196 ackson Bldg.
J on auto-
Experienced Fireman 0. 0%
boilers. Room 700, 546 8. Meridian. ,
FIREMAN
White or colored (we have automatic stokers)
AROTT HOTEL ly George J. Marott or George cKinney, Building Supt. FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON
Exchange needs first-class butcher and Janitors. shame Mr. Nickel, CH-7860—
A
Permanent positions, opportunity for Rate, 76¢ per hour, time and half after 8 hours. Can use parttime workers.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 139 E. South St. |
GOOD POST-WAR FUTURE OPENINGS | First and Second Shifts
+ CUT OFF OPERATORS FFBEARERS
* % PACKERS % MISC. HELPER
MOULDINGS, ‘INC.
341 E. Market or U. §. Employment—148 E, Market st. |
GRILL AND COUNTER MEN $30.00 Weekly. Apply 43 W. St. Clair, 9 A. M—4 Pp. M. KITCHEN PORTER for a club. Good pay and meals. Call TA-3348.
LABORER for general work. Colored or white. AROTT HOTEL
Apply George J. Marptt or George McKinney, Building Supt.
LIGHT janitor work, small Northside apartment with living quarters. WA-3006
Lithograph Press Helpers
AVIATION Division | |
MEN to unload and load trucks; go
Ri ae as Bes “METAL WAN
Steady Employment Hourly Rate or Commission Basis
SEE MR. BLUE - HARRY A. SHARP, INC, 443 Virginia Ave. New York Central Freight Station
301 8. DELAWARE WANTS
FREJGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS
Steady work—Good pay.
WANTED — Experienced gardener, part or full time. Excellent pay to capable person. Work near Traders Point. Good bus connections avail- ' able. Phone day-time, RII, Extension 345; evenings, CO-2366
“WASH ROON
HELPER
Good Sarung Pay
Want Han STERLING LAUNDRY References Required. ao lexington Cc. Lexi gion VIED prem. 5s peo Petaabt See Mr. Freeberg | io now and after the war. Apply 535 American National Bank '_S Dinos LI-1612. hte a WANTED! . Pennsylvan Auto Body Ding Men NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Store Helpers, Machinist Helpers and Helpers
Carpenter Helpers, Painter Helpers Apprentices (All Crafts) Stationary Firemen. Pireknockers Engine Watchmen, Hostler Helpers
A U. S$. Railroad Retirement Board
15 East Maryland Street
perience necessary, 8.
good pay. New Jersey. Our Rug Cleaning Department Needs ® MEN O Full or part time, 60c an hour plus opportunity to earn bonus. Liberal discount on your laundry and dry cleaning. Apply now. * CROWN 2901
E. Washingon, on the Carline.
Plumber—White
Capable and reliable. Steady job.
Apely George J. Marott or George McKinney, Building Supt.
PORTER for bakery; good salary. | Apply to Mr. Hasse, Rene Baklery, 114 Monument Circle,
Apply William R. Stewart
AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
$37 Massachusetis Ave.
WANTED COLORED PORTER
Apply 3rd Floor
Charles Mayer & Co.
290 W. Washington WANTED—Shoe Repair Man
Immediately: good salary. See Sobol Shoe Repair Shép, 30 Kentucky ave.
* WAREHOUSE MAN «
Essential industry. 10 Hours day—6 days week. LI-6521. After 5 p. m.,, FR-2509.
Indianapolis Plywood Co.
1123 W. 21st St.
Washman and Extractor Apply Personnel Office
Indiana University Medical Center
1121 W. Michigan RI-3331.
PORTER
We Need Colored CAR UNLOADERS
IMMEDIATELY Essential Industry Gael it
E New York.
MAINTENANCE MAN
Steadv job for honest, dependable man. JOHN HERRON ART INSTITUTE Afth & Pennsylvania Sts.
MAN--For small Jan. General work; 53
McQUAY-NORRIS MFG. CO 1337 Massachusetts Ave.
—MEN— Experience Not Necessary Spot Welders
Acetylene Welders —WOMEN—
Inspectors Hydraulic Machine Operators Spot Welders PERMANENT, ESSENTIAL JOBS. Apply 8-5 Mon. through Fri. or Sat. 8-3.
18 TO 55
For Essential War Work
Large, national manufacturer with conveniently located downtown plant has desirable openings for inexperienced men and
women. The work is light and clean. Day shift starting wage for women is $31 for 48-hour week of 5% days. Wages for, men open. Excellent opportun-| ity for advancement. Call Mr. Leslie, LI-2518,
National Hosiery Mills
We have openings in the following departments: filling.
Measuring. Grey dye stock. Knitting. Also need trainees for knitting operators. It's a good place to work. Ask anyone who works here! We pay union rates. Work 48-hour week. Have some day work. Air-conditioned plant. Pree hospitalization insurance. Vacation with pay. Many other advantages. You'll like it here. Cail and make an appointment for an interview today.
RI-1321 —8 a. m. to p
Permanent Jobs
Several good jobs — fat will last — are open now in our expanding organization We need:
3. 4. 5. 6.
MEN AND WOMEN FOR OFFICE AND PRODUCTION DEPT,
BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP.
216 N., PINE ST.
WOOL PRESSER
FAME LAUNDRY, 1352 N. Hlinois
J YOUNG GIRL 5
For light office work: no typing. 40-hour week; time and one-balf for over 40 hours. Pleasant working eonditions., Gall Mr, Ray, LI-5408.
AELF WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10
s 16 to 60
ountatn drinks. Pleasant we AR Clans advancement.
Production Jobs
Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. | M.
TET Avy Employment Office
INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION 100 West Morris Street
Stock Chasers i
| by the Minnesota Trolle
WORK THIS SUMMER AT
| LILLY’S IN AN
‘AIR-CONDITIONED PLANT
Ell Lilly and Company needs immediately several women workers for the night shift in the capsule manufacturing department. This plant is air-conditioned, making it ideal for pleasant employment with excellent pay. The first acceptable applicants who can quale ify will be employed at once.
Come to 220 East Meaty S Street y
(ELI LILLY AND COMPANY | HELP WANTED—MALE '% 2 WHITE BOYS x 16 or over for Clean Work in Toy Factory Good Hours and Pay
AIR-LINE MFG. CO.
215 N. Senate 3rd Floor 2 BARBERS—WANTED ONE IMMEDIATELY.
Joe Heath's Barber Shop. 133 W. Market
2 PAINTERS WANTED Call after 6 P. M. CH-2216. 2 WOOL pressers, steady work. 95 cents per hour, plus nus. J. D, Eastman, Sunshine Cleaners. IR-1141.
ACETYLENE STEEL BURNER pegs Must be experienced man capable
of taking charge of our buming GA-4421.
department. Indianapolis ‘Machinery & Supply Company
1959 8. Meridian
AUTO RADIO REPAIR MAN
See Wm. BR. Stewart.
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.
Mass. Ave.
BARBER Experienced— Dependable
Marott Hotel BOX NAILERS + SHOP HELPERS
Top Wages Paid—See Mr. Robertson
616 8. Missouri
These jobs offer Interesting work In ory Worx LL SFRS & 20. pleasant surroundings — plenty of oppor- B 0 Y S tunity to ‘go places” if you've got the stuff. Take this opportunity to get lined Over 16 up with the liveliest, friendliest organ- for Stock Room ization in town. Call at our employment ice between 8:30 a. m. and 12 noon. 40-Hour Week
Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
% TRUCK DRIVERS BAKES FARMS CO.
» White. over 16, for Susie deliv.
days. WA-1481 MAN OR BOY for glass grinding. | No experience. GENERAL MIRROR CO. 501 S. Delaware.
'MAN for packing and shipping department. 501 S. Delaware.
Manager and Station Attendants Good wages Excellent opportunity to get into an industry with great poste war possibilities. Positions for service station operators. Pull or part time. Good salary and commission; steady. Apply at 1004 Mass. Ave. Mr. Deming or Mr. James
Producers Oil, Inc.
|" % MANAGER % for Pilling Station and
% ATTENDANTS
CM Good Pay. ' a ao 5 $-Hour Shift.
% Site Oil Company % 1111 W. Washington st.
Mechanics—Meta:— Painters All or Part
|
*x
Guarantee-—Commission— Peterson 30th & Central Sales Co TA-4501
MEN FOR RECAPPING AND TIRE SERVICE
* % POSTWAR JOB * % GOOD PAY
Goodrich Silvertown Stores
NORTH AND DELAWARE
SEE MR. BUNNELL _
MEN WANTED
To Learn Mattress Trade
National Mattress Co.
806 N. Senate. * MEN to haul coal. Good pay. 1001 Southeastern Ave.
MEN to represent large Indianapolis wholesale electric house, in Central Indiana territory. Must be experienced in electrical construction material. Give complete details in first letter. Address Times, A-933.
MEN TO POLISH CARS
ROY WILMETH COMPANY 720 N. Meridian
* MEN % 18 to 60 YEARS
For. production jobs in essential paper industry.
No Experience Necessary Interviews from 8 A. M to § P M.
The Beveridge Paper Co.
717 W. Washington
YS—18 or over. Printing
* CABINET MAKER
Bemell a) Machine.
GOLOSNITH 1 "EQUIPNENT co. Capitol. =
CABINET MAKER Steady Employment.
Ideal Working Conditions. Ask for Mr. Field.
610 S. New Jersey.
BO Cornelius Co.. 2457 E. Washington st. Mr. Blume.
MEN
@® Experience NOT Necessary @ Essential Industry ¢ 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. Drover
MEN 18 to 45
FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday
KIMBLE GLASS CO. E. SOUTH
BOX NAILERS
ARE NEEDED ‘ for rua! Day 0 Ma work
Ee tog 4] smplorment de ast” 8: 0s
MEN — URGENTLY NEEDED
We manufac uring our standard products for the U., Armed Forces, re will be tia host war reconversion. 1f
INSLEY MFG. CORP y : ~ 801'N. Olney st. ;
to unload and men with trucks |
Ty see our m. Mon, thru
Good hours, permanent. Good pay. 70¢ an hour for day work. 77c an overiime necaary, condense | GOODYEAR SERVICE Wm. B. Burford Printing Co. 627 N. Delaware. RI-1438. 603 E. Washington MAINTENANCE MAN 73 53 PRINTER
with some experience on Romy PL mid I~ pable of some makeready and { feat press adjustments. Good oy 5 if i 420 E. Ohio
| week. ‘Route Man Essential industry, steady
position. American Linen = | Supply Co., 1115 N. Capitol.
SANDERS | PATCHERS RUBBERS SPRAYMEN Good Working Conditions Permanent See Mr. Field 610 South New Jersey Street
SHORT NIGHT SHIFT
Convenient hours, 6 to 12 p. m., 6 da week in vital factory work. No experience needed and the work is easy to learn If you want longer hours we have vacancies in the 6:30 p. m. to § a. m. shift Apply in person between 8 a. m. & 3p. m
BALKE & KRAUSS co.
427 W. Market
White Men Por steady jobs, day or
night. Interior cleaning lin office bu: iding. 309 Circle Tower Bldg.
YARD BRAKEMEN
No experience necessary. Age limits 21 to 60. Must be in good physical condition.
Apply U. S. Railroad Retirement Board
15 East Maryland Street
YARD AND HOUSEMAN--One day a week, References. TA-1436 or WA-T482.
PERSONAL SERVICES
MOTOR TUNE UP AND REPAIR
Ignition
THE BARBASOL Co. 846 N. Senate Ave.
{SKILLED MEN URGENTLY NEEDED
Cabinet Makers, Carpenters, *Composite Mechanics, Painters Boilermakers, Upholsterers, Pipefitters Sheet Metal Workers Electricians
Apply U. S. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street Special order winaow shade cutter.
st-war security. WESTERN SHADE CLOTH ¢€O. 546 S. MERIDIAN ST., ROOM 601
Stable Jobs for Mechanics
Attractive positions available as mechanics in Indianapolis Railways shops { and garage. Permanent and le work. | Join an industry essential in war end peace. Good pay Paid while learning. Vacations provided. Awards for Sugiestions. Apply to superintendent, 11 w Washington st.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
Stable Employment for Men
High type jobs available as trolley and bus operators Permanent and reliable work. Join an inddstry essential in war and peace. Good pay. Paid while learn. ing. Vacations provided. Awards for Sfcomplstment | Ty Room 213, Traction Terminal B
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
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STEADY WHITE MAN
to work 12 midnight to 8 a.m. 7 days each week. Time and one-half for overtime, Not hard work. We have available house 6 rooms and bath) in nice neighborhood, to a steady dependabie man not older than 55. Wages $32 to $50 per week. Opportunity given to try work for one day before you
decide definitely. BOX A-952, TIMES TAKE A JOB IN AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
No experience necessary. High weekly earnings. Good jobs offering postwar future
KARPEX MFG. CO.
Manufacturers of Rubber and Synthetic Rubber Produets. INDUSTRIAL CENTER, N.E. Corner 19th Martindale
TINNER AND SHEET METAL
worker for outside work. Steady job to good mechanic. Top wages ai Heating Co.. 27 N. East. LI-72
TIRE VULCANIZER
STEADY WORK GOOD SALARY
WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO. 821 N. ILLINOIS TRUCK MECHANIC STEADY DAY WORK Good Pay—Good Working Conditions
15% Hours Overtime Weekly If Desired MARTIN TRUCK CO., 921 N. Capitol
Machinists
Carburetion Factory Trained Mechanic Good Service
GOODYEAR SERVICE
% 627 N:-Delaware St. + * RI-1436
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Emergency Dry Cleaners Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N. Cap. TATTENTION—SMALL BUSINESS MAN! Let us alleviate your Tax, Audit
and Government Regulations worry BUSINESS CO-ORDINATORS LI-9033
727-28 Pespist 2 Bank Bldg. WE GPECIALIZE Frost End Repairing and Aligning SPTINAGES & aoa As Ww PRARL
Radio Service Repair ck up and deliver. Radio Lab, FR-0535.
We pi 2810 E. Wash. os x. nmote LI-4386 903 N. Illinois - FUR COATS CLEANED and GLAZED by Furrier Method $3.50 MARILYN FUR CO., 29 E. Sh LL ALL motor repairs complete.
and paint jobs. Parke Auto Service, 30th & Harding.
WA. 5634 $1.00
MARILYN FUR CO, 290 E OHIO ST. LI- RADIOS REPAIRED 903 N. Illinois PURNITURE REBUILT Upholstered.
Never too bad to fix. Pickup and delivery. MA-0624. Century En
Refrigeration °C i pmr co® OIL BURNER REPAIRS--TA-8874
PAINTING — Wallpaper cleaning, wall washington. Satisfaction ' guaranteed. _Call after § p. m.. MA-1449 CINDER and CRUSHED STONE for driveways. RI-5664.
CURTAINS—Stretching. Must be ready to stretch. MA-8681, 540 S. California.
Eugused floors | id, Fon BR-8525 ted. Box innerspring Mattresses bis early. RI-1832.
Name Stamps 5i.,Gl 5 N Dei Paper Cleaning, BE-3595-R
Paper Hanging 3 See ous. ‘meses
Roof Repairs, all kinds. New RI-2928
roofs. Guaranteed hui wash
WE CLEAN wall paper a walls; quick service. GA 1358, ot
YOUNG men to clean wall paper. BE-
% TUNERS % PIANO REPAIRMEN
Good Working Conditions
610 S. New Jersey TUNE-UP MAN
LUBRICATION MAN Steady Work—Good Wages
Chevrolet
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Women 4nd Hes
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ZENITE METAL CORP. :
GUTTER painting and cleaning. repairing and chimney painted. GA-1T13.
ROOMS WITHO DELAWARE, N., 400, Apt. 8—Nice small sleeping room. . N., 2346 ; good