Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1944 — Page 16

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Ralph Batche Fuerst ¥ Wednesds?, Ey Ww. Bn Floral may call at mortuary. CORY Mrs. Virginia McGrew, mother of

June 14th, 4 p Usher Mortuary. i st. Priends invited. Bare cemetery, [Friends

teria working ON each afternoon, 3 m.; Sab srday. 2 p. m. Ne might, Sunday or holiday work. and half

over 48 hours. —

Epioymont Office—Women INDIANA” BELL TELEPHONE 00.

HOTEL LINCOLN * MAIDS

APPLY HOUSEKEEPER % CLAYPOOL HOTEL »%

1911 E. St. Chair St The Kroger & Baking Ce.

n. Bakersfield, Cal, and Mrs. Madge ah Marquis of Los Angeles, and sister of Mrs. Sai E McGrew, Columbus, 0, and Mary Carr McGrew, Indianapolis

Assistant

Payroll Machine Operator

MUST BE EXPERIENCED

Steady employment; will continue

Cook after the war. If now working in es ssed away in Dulitru, O. Suviee w sential industry, do not apply. Salary nner & Buchanan Mortuary Thurs Colored. Attractive Hours.| I LL aor eiion 310. day. 1030 a m, pi nds anys call r. Schuman. Burial Crown Hill riends ma R : at the mortuary after Wednesday noon MAROTT HOTEL ee COX--Judith Ann, beloved little daughter Mr Shanks Pp B X He pe . of Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Cox, sister of . TEL LINCOLN, . Donald and Raymond, died Jongay, ; — BX rsd 2 p m, in AV TE te Zam t BE oar Meridian at 19th st VON PRODUCTS P Opera or t Washington Park cemetery Mothers not able for defense jobs can J aT call at the mortuary. work 5 hours with good commission % Former Telephone DUDEN—Bertha H. of 4308 N. Pennsyl-| income. RI-5929. Operators * Typists oi r i Call Between it. a Ma of Ro BANK CLERK . an ond Emil G. Duden, Pittsbursh. passed! Young woman for clerical work. Employment Office—Women,

away Monday p. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday, 3:30 p m. Friends Invi ted. Burial Hill. ING—Raliph. age 55 vears, eh father of Catherine, Dorothy, Paul 1 and Lester; brother of Josephine, Ett a) and Loren: King. passed away Sunday

husband of

Permanent only. Crown | experience | Mr. Keogh.

Adding machine necessary. Apply to American National Bank 45 N. Penn.

neral Wednesday, June 14 Pp. hy the George W. Usher mortuary 2213) Waspingion st Friends Byline ed. ural Wasson Park ceme purtl_ may cail at mortuary Deceased | was & member “of Indianapolis Lodge No. 668, F. and A. M

GOLD + SERVICE

SINDENBAUM Pvt. Norman T, Broadway. son of Mr. and Mrs

4927) Louis]

Beck Canvas Products, Inc. t

3234 .

STEADY WORK

Power sewing machine operators.

W. Washington

Lindenbaum, brother of L baum Jr. killed in action head April 22, 1944 Services at & Buchanan | Mortuary at 8pm ices in char T. Strayer Poet No 1405 Foreign Wars and Auxiliary. invited. MATHEY -

1 Lin “1 Anzio en | Flanner |

Veter a ot Friends |

Las eo

George F960 N ther of Mrs. Jane Fort, son of Mrs. Alired F. Mathey brother of Fred E. and Louis A. 7% passed away Monday. June 12 Thurséay, June 15, 2p m, at t 8. Gadd Puneral Home. 1047 Ch man ave Priends invited Crown Hill. In charge of Logan jo No. 5%, F & A.M. PFriends may « at ihe mortuary after 7p. m. Th wo PERRY James Lowell, of 2021 West View dr... beloved husband of father of James Jr, Perry of Vincennes, " Mrs. Roscoe Stroud of Monroe Ind; Mrs. Arthur Cooper of Wheatland, Ind.; Dorothy Perry of Vincennes Ind.. end Mrs. Maurice Hollon of Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday. Services Thursday. 2pm. at the Ray Street

dee.

Tues So Fong { TA-1591.

“COLORED GIRL

Int erment Darko & Sons Clnrs,, | 2659 Shelby

CLERKS—POSTING AND DETAIL |

Good penman. Northside Insurance Co.

with some silk pressing experience, learn silk finishing Good wages, wy hours.

Call Charles, GA-2403

COLORED WOMEN

To Work 330 P.M 11:30 P. M. Apply Mr. Hocker

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

430 E. Market

Nazarene church. Priends mav call at

his home after § p. m. Burial Wash ington Park cemetery. Beanbloss om | Service, | POLAND —Garrald G. 636 E 34th. hus-| band of Pauline father of Mary Lou| and Donnie Winegar, son of Dora

Poland, Pairland, brother of Garfield Garland and Charles Poland, Mrs. Bimer| . Warren, Mrs. Raymond Knoll fl Richmond and Mrs. Fred J. Smith of Glendale, Cal, passed away Monday | Service at Flanner & Buchanan Mortu-| ary Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Fairland, Ind.

PRITCHETT Cleo Wakefield, age st of Pred L. Pritchett and mot of Mrs James Willsy, died June the "Pu neral arrangements later Call Moore

& Kirk. BE-2809 for information, RUNYAN Thomas G., age 2 years, Joved little son of Mr. and Mrs, Ro ay Runyan and brother of Doloris Ann Richard Bower, Barbara Lee Runyan grandson of Mr. and Mrs: G. L. Girard and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Runyan, passed away Tuesday a. m. Services Thursday , at Shirley Brothers Irving Hill 5377 E. Washington Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a. m Wednesday,

SCHMIDT Florentine 8. 76 years, 615 Lincoln st, beloved wife of Ernst W Schmidt, mother of Carl A. and Elmer

H. Schmidt, alse one granddaughter June Elizabeth, sister of Mrs. Tillie Glusenkamp of Batesville, Ind, passed away Monday afternoon. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. m, at the G. H Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East

at. Priends invited. Burial Concordia Friends may call at the fu-

cemetery neral home after 7 p. m. Tuesday.

STEWART—Robert H., beloved husband of Mrs. Lillian Stewart, father of Catherine, Eva, Marian and Robert Jr, assed sway at the family residence, 218E. 0th st, *‘Monrigy a. m., June 12

wife SEE

COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Hav ing con

e permanent department. ditions;

position in accountExcellent working good hours and pay.

Apply Mr. Pantus

POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.

2000 Northwestern

~ Bome housework. References. Good wages. BR- 9419.

COUNTER GIRL

WHITE. NO SUNDAYS. GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N, Meridian

... CURB GIRLS WA-6440

DISHWASHER—6 “NIGHTS

__White or colored 1357 8 Meridian,

EXPERIENCED SEAMERS:

National Hosiery Mills

RI-1321—8:00 A, M, to 5:00 P, M,

COOK

FAMILY MARKERS Shirt Finishers Flat Work Girls Press Operators; Wrappers |

® Daytime hours. @ Steady vyear-around employment. ® Good working conditions and pay. ® Exp. helpful but net necessary. Ei LAUNDRY

Purféral at the above residence, Thursday.'June 15, 2 p. m. Friends may call | at the residence after 7 p. m. Tuesday, June 13. Lucas Service,

WILSON Ruben Wesley entered into

Bunday, age 66 years, brother of Mrs | FLOOR GIRLS—COLORED

William J. Fries. John Winton, apolis. and James G. Wilson { cinnati. Services Wednesday, 10 a. m, at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel Burial Memorial Park. Friends are welcome IN MEMORIAMS IN MEMORY of John W. Helfrich, passed away June 13, 1943 . We miss you now, hearts are

sore As

Indianof Ci

8 who | our

time by

ore

goes we miss you

loving smile, vour gentle

No one can fill your vacant place w 1 FE AN D . LosT & FOUND 7

$25 REWARD FOR LOST DOG

LASSIE '—8mall part shepherd with flowing wi Hapgood. GA-4160 LosT Bifold Monday afternoon + mont ave. between disposal plant and Washington st Finder may settle on own cash termsiif he will return checks, identification data and gas coupons Please not ify owner at room 833, Antlers hote! LosT—Bilifola tioning card, dr B. Ringwald

enthe, O Reward

vear old te and black

1, brown ears. Call}

on Bel-

entification aicense. etc E Box 415. Chillifor return af

game to ahove a

Lost Envelope, cont tures. Wednesday

aining proofs and May 24th, or 25th of Naomi Campbell, 124 Person who found

eve.

with name E , Market

FR-0087

bilifold, contamin £ and over £90, | Keystone Reward. CH- 2977- w “bill lifotd “cont aining “valuable entificat ions Sleinity Temple ave Neen oney urn billfold and contents. Reward “Ma- 8509 LosT Man's brown leather bilifold, Irvington theater, Saturday night. eep money. please return contents. New address, 5530 E 30t h CH- 6179-R2

LOST—1 box ue sed innertubes petween 430 Kentucky ave. and 560 N. Delaware Marked for Firestone. Reward. Motor Freight Corp LI- -1378, LosT tad; 's Elgin wrist ws 1 C. C. Call r MA-3406 BCHARFFER Life or Butler. BR-2069 £osT Ladi red will Saiurdav afternoor husband overseas fost —Pair “glasses ir

on N. DeQuincy

aliey Needed

Lost Brows

wat atch, Mr. Wi Reward Time pen lost Name engraved

bearing Ison, MA-

down own Rew ar a fold car of soldier TA- 8720 green leat her case Call 1R-4880 Reward

Nlinois

Lures

INSTRUCTIONS

" FREE 5250

Aeronautical Course

Uncle Sam wants all 4F men in war work — both your Federal and State eInments are ready to help you arn a profitable trade by paying your tuition thru this recognized school. Here is your opportunity te learn direrats Mechanics, Engines or Weldand—

Earn BIG Wages

Competent instructors, day and eve. ning classes, bus direct to our door,

Ast 20% = available funds are BE-5006 Phone for

Details

| MECHANICS UNIFORM AND WIPER SUPPLY 333 N. Noble. GIRL © for geners gen eral work | in kitcl tchen, white or colored; apply Mrs. Flinn, (rear door} Spink Arms hotel | GIRLS—18-45 for light factory work gathering and Sorting paper stock. Clean work. No experience necessary. 420 E. Ohio

3501

840 N. NEW JE RI i od Beginner, FILE CLERK oO ae

|NORTHSIDE INSURANCE CO. TA-1591.

| GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN

~ % FUR FINISHERS x Top salary, 5, days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

General . Office Work

We have a permanent position open for a girl between the ages of 18 and 40. no experience necessary. Accuracy in figures essential, some typing. Apply after 7:30 a. m, COOK COFFEE.CO., 936 E. Georgia, or phone MA-3104 for appointment.

"GIRLS for assembling and checking. | Experience not necessary. Good wages | and hours while learning. J. D. Eastman Sunshine Cleaners, IR-1141, rire tees ee ae nA mtr

GIRLS 18-30

Steady employment; learn to operate machines. clean, easy work. Time and a half for overtime, Based on 5-day, 40-hour week.

Central States Envelope Co. 16 S. Sherman Drive

Power Machine Operators Wanted

806 N. SENATE. : 8 RELIABLE housekeeper, white or colored; $ one school age boy. Saturday after-

TA-535 RELIABLE woman to assist with general housework; small family, no children; good pay; stay or go. HU-7330.

REPAIR LADIES * SEAMSTRESSES x

% STENOGRAPHER *

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

240 N. MERIDIAN ST. People Have to Eat

ou post-war security. Women used to airly heavy work can make high wages food production. Apply 1915 Southastern ave.

DAY WORK—GOOD PAY NATIONAL MATTRESS CO.

noons and Sundays off. Good iransportation.

Good wages. Call after 6 p. m.

Relief Telephone Operator

Apply 3rd Floor,

Charles Mayer & Co.

29 W. Wash,

That's why a job in a bakery will give! Increases

GOOD DAYLIGHT JOB NO EXPERIENCE NE

APPLY AT ONCE

Sterling Laundry 735 ing = AVE. “COMPTOMETER OPERATOR |

Male or Female

Excellent opportunity for right type. Ideal working conditions. Good starting salary, Apply Mr. Miller.

W. J. Holliday & Company

543 W, McCarty

Automatic

Peacetime Future

Wage

a a

0f N. Olney Street hovel and Crane Division Offers

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

To Skilled and Unskilled Men in ALL TYPES of Jobs

Day or Night Shift Good Working Conditions

Also Stenographer Mimeogr aph—Addressograph Operator

Pashion Cleaners, 1901 Central.

Top salary, 5', days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

SEAMSTRESS

Experienced hand sewers and power machine operators.

Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

The Wm. H. Block Co.

Permanent Position 40-HOUR WEEK Opportunity for Overt! Excellent Post-War Sec

CALL CH, 651

Stable Employment for Women

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 learning Vacations provided Awards for accomplishment. Apply Room 213, Traction Terminal Bldg.

STENOGRAPHER % COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Essential manufacturing industry with excellent post-war prospects needs a stenographer and comptometer operators Experience preferred. but will train industrious and intelligent junior. Good

wages: 44-hour week. Excellent working Sendivornsr

pply Employment Dept INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

700 West Morris Street

TELEPHONE OPERATORS

Openings Now Available No Experience Required

Apply Miss Saltsman, : 18 N. Belmont, " Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural, cr Employment, Office, 240 N. Meridian

TYPIST to address envelopes, thousand. Permanent work. ket, Room 612.

$2 per 8 E. Mar-

ing conditions.

Insley Mfg. Corp,

801 N. Olney St, offers

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

to skilled and unskilled men in all types

f jobs. Day or night shift. Good work-

araph- addressograph_o operators.

Kingan & Co.

Do Your Part

in an Industry Engaged in

Essential War Work

by helping. prepare meat for our armed {forces Modern equipment, good wages, time and half for over 40 hours. No experience necessary.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Some Jobs Open for Boys and

Girls 16 and IT

Apply in Person—Employment Office RB A.M. to 5 P. M. Daily Marvland and Blackford Sts.

JOBS

With a Post-War Future In an Essential Industry

for Men and Boys 16 to 60

Our company, now engaged In essential war work,

Apply Mr. Miller—

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543 W. McCarty

Also Stenographer, mime-

has record of 88 years

Apply at office

vMo% DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES LES EE Sead

~~ MEN AND WOMEN Learn Aircraft Industry

No experience necessary. Help build major airplane assemblies for the Hell Diver which has provided the U. 8. Navy's great fleet of aircraft carriers with a terrific new aerial wallop; for the C-46 transport that carries men and cargo to the fighting fronts. Opportunity to learn riveting, assembly, parts fabrication, aluminum spot welding. and maintenance. People wanted for all these departments,

Shirley Corporation

Aircraft Division

330 E. ST. JOSEPH H

OPENINGS

ALL PRODUCTION DEPARTMENTS

APPLY

BRIDGEPORT BRASS

ORDNANCE PLANT South Holt Road Oppeosita Stout Field

PERMANENT JOBS

GIRL TO OPERATE I. B. M. MACHINE MAN EXPERIENCED IN ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE MAN TO MIX CHEMICAL PRODUCTS MAN WITH FOREMANSHIP ABILITY MEN AND WOMEN FOR PRODUCTION WORK

These fobs offer interesting work In pleasant surroundings . . . with plenty of opportunity to ‘go places,” if vou've got the stuff, To get lined up with a friendly, progressive organization, call at our employment office between 8:30 a. m. and 12 noon.

BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP.

216 N. PINE ST.

Production Jobs

in the eel business; 5'%-day week Interviews 8 AL. M, to 5 P. M. lenty of overtime. Can also use a few Indiana Bell Telephone Co. women in our hardware department. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Apply

Employment Office

TYPISTS

To work in accounting depa One to relieve on PBX.

National Hosiery Mills

—R1:1321. 8 28. m to 5p m WAITRESSES Day or Night Top Wages

WHEELER'S |

tment,

GIRLS | For light factory work, no experience necesary: 5-day week.'

Straight time or piece work.

n! The Geo. F. Cram Co. 730 E. Wash, 3d floor.

— GIRLS —

Experience not necessary. Towel folding

GIRL wanted for photographic ‘dark room work No experience necessary RI- -3005.

114 E. Washington

"HOUSEKEEPER for private nursery school. Stay, Private room, Good wages, Time off. MA- | 9086-R2 HOUSEKEEPER--White, wanting home, for man with small house. BR-6856 after 6 p.m

IS YOUR JOB SECURE 7 | Fa Many interesting jobs available with Bell System Benefits

ENPLOYMENT OF FICE~WOMEN=240 K. MERIDIAN

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

INSLEY MFG. CoO. Needs Stenographer Mimeograph—Addressograph Operato Training or Fapericiced If not now in war work Apply

'A GOOD JOB FOR WOMEN

139 N. Pennsylvania st. |

% WAITRESSES — INSIDE % TEE PEE — WA-6440 |

WAITRESS Dny work. Good pay.

“Hi Shot 411 8. Tllinois. % WAITRESSES — INSIDE | TEE PEE — WA-6440 % WAITRESSES # APPLY 43 W, ST. CLAIR STREET, * BETWEEN 8 A M..5 P. M. *|

AS COOK'S | HELPER

Scotten’ s Cafeteria, 54th & College WHITE WOME do cleaning work,

Steady job evenings in office building. | Short hours, no Su indays. 309 Circle Tower, |

WHITE WOMEN To Do Night Cleaning Apply Employment Office L. S. AYRES & CO.

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

over 45 who can

Jobs in the air-conditioned Tilly capsule plant are open immediately for women on the night shift, Women now working in this department have long and satise factory records of continued employment. Good pay, pleasant associations, good cafeteria food at cost, excellent working conditions. Other jobs for men and women are also open in several departments.

Apply at Lilly's Employment Department

Take a Minnesota Trolley to McCarty Street

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY

“Lilly’s Is a Fine Place to Work!"

HIGH SCHOOL Boys and Girls |

16 and Over

For summer vacation, full

U. 3 Employment Service il MBE, Market White-colored to | do pr dry in your own-

MA: Dey

te Taun- |

or part-time jobs as

FOUNTAINEERS Ploasant

Laborers Machine Operators Lead Burners Excellent Opportunity for Now and Post-war. Apply

American Bearing Corp. 429 S. Harding

INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION 100 West Morris Street

® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement ® A Job With a Future

Ls MACHINE OPERATORS

We need machine operators for war production at once. If you are net employed in essential industry, we have an attractive offer for you.

APPLY NOW

| HOLCOMB & HOKE MFG. CO.

1545 Van Buren St.

ELT TR

+ Hydraulic Machine Operators

»* Punch Press Operators % Spot Welder

WOMEN TRAINEES

% Acetylene Welders % Spot Welders % Machine Operators

PERMANENT, ESSENTIA

L J Apply 8-5 Mon. through Fri. or ae. 8-3

® No Experience Needed

THE BARBASOL COMPANY

846 N. Senate Ave. WANTED PACKERS ORDER FILLERS

® No experience; interesting; clean, pleasant work; world’s largest specialty Mail Order House; not a factory—apply tomorrow!

| © LANE BRYANT o

752 E. MARKET ST.

WANTED MACHINE SHOP

FOUNDRY HELP Essential War Industry

International Harvester Co. §565 Brookville Rd.

, |BAKER

Vital Factory Work |

Interviewing Hours 8 A. M. to § P. M. Monday Through Saturday

DO KOT APPLY IPF ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORK

2 TIRE SERVICE MEN

‘Good Salary Permanent

Wholesale Tire & Rubber Co.

821 N. Hlinols 2 Men Under 5

-| White or colored, to park jars. Bmpire manager.

Garage, 126 BE. Wabash. car mechanics; references. See or write Mr. Maurer,

961 N. Meridian.

|= 6 PAINTERS

First-class only; $1 to $1.25 per our; Steady. year round work.

ABLE bodied man, middle or past; general work. 5% days. A-1481.

ACETYLENE STEEL BURNER

Must “be experienced man capable of taking charge of Sur iy burning department. 421

Judisnapana Machinery & Supply Ce. 1959 S. Meridian

APPLICATORS

Man Wanted to Apply Siding and Roofing

Steady Work Ralph R. Reeder & Sons

ATTENTION—High school boys, 16 or over; factory work. 1120 E. 32d st. WA-1871,

AUTOMOBILE . PAINTERS HELPER Experienced sanding, mask- | % ing, rubbing; good salary; steady work. Apply in person or write to Mr. Maurer, 961 N. Meridian.

AUTO SALESMAN We have large stock of new and used cars. Unlimited earnings for right man. See Mr. Gates at once. i GATES MOTORS, INC. 3327 N. Illinois st.

Have exceptional position open for experienced doughmixer; Rise need one baker: time and a half over hours; permanent position; essential a West Baking Co. 1331 KE. Washington, Open evenings,

over 18 to deliver telegrams downtown bufldings, full time, Clean whol in-

teresting war work. Bicytle not necessary. Mr. Dalton

___ WESTERN UNION TB 0 YS

ver 18

Indiana Fur Co.

; 114 E. Wash. St, 1 “Perma-

BREAD TRUCK LOADER "i:

work, Time and one-half for over 40 hrs. Essential industry. WEST BAKING, co 1331 E. Washington St.

CABINET MAKER

Steady Employment. Ideal Working Conditions. Ask for Mr. Field.

610 S. New Jersey. | CARPENTERS

| Big housing projects. Steady work.

Good pay. 4702 Stratford, block nerth of English. IR- 3230.

DEN § To make and install

CARPENTER screens, kitchen cabi-

nets and storm sash; inside and outside; | steady work. 1101 E. 54th.

| CLER "Colonial Hotel,

_ 220 8. Illinois. | COAL TRUCK DRIVER

Good rate of pay. Full time or part-time job.

Muesing-Merrick Ceal Co. 401 S. State MA. 8585 1114 E. 22d. WA. 2481

COLORED HELPER In Cleaning Room Dry Cleaning Dept.

, EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey

COOKS and GRILL MEN WA-6440

CRATER FOR FURNITURE Will Teach Apprentice.

JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO. i6th and Sherman Dr.

CUSTODIAN—Good wages and hours. C. E. Crippin & Son, Inc, 228 N. New Jersey. PR-2466. Experienced in receiving and’ checking {incoming freight, express and post. Must be able

bodied; permanent; salary open; 48 hours, Apply Employment Office

The Wm. H. Block Co. EXPERIENCED automobile

upholsterer & trim man. Furniture experience acceptable. See or write Mr. Maurer, 961 N. Meridian.

EXPERIENCED PAINTERS [.::

mercial and residential work. Call atter 6 p. m., BR-9405 or TA-5306.

Experienced TIRE SERVICE MAN

Commercial Tire Service, EXTRACTOR MAN for Wash Room EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. New Jersey RI-3501

WINDOW TRIMMER

APPLY SRD FLOOR

nw, Washington

Chas, Mayer & Co. |

3 GOOD, Senerionesd used | Good w

Amy Gu Ss HIGH SCHOOL L BoYS

18 years of age and Railroads offer excellent opportunities for summer or permanent

Inquire

U. S$. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland St.

* High School Boys for full ‘time work during the summer, wages, 205 Peoples Bank Blilding.

Indianapolis Power & hight Co. Genera) Power Plan LABORERS

Steady Post-War Employment. If not now in war work See Company Representative at

u. S. Employment Service.

JANITOR WHITE OR COLOR ED

SER essen n ustry. A Mr. Miller ppiy

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CoO.

543 W. McCarty.

White, Give age and ex-

JANITOR perience. Box A-602. Times.

‘yc KITCHEN PORTER »* (Colored)

A Mr. Shanks « ap HOTEL »

~ LABORERS |

Hand Truckers for Flour-feed Loading. Permanent Employment. E-Z-BAKE MILLS ACME EVANS co. INC.

Blackford & W. Washington Ave.

Lithograph Press ‘Helpers T0c an hour for day work, T7¢ an hour for night work. Considerabls overtime necessary. Wm. B. Burford Printing Co. Mr Eatipen LOBBY PORTER \_ MOTEL LINCOLN MAN — Permanent Position To operate SUtouitic doughnut ma-

chine. No experie necessary. Will tram. Good salary with frequent

in-

creases. Time and a half over 40 hours. Mayflower Doughnut Corp, 581 N. Capitol.

MAN with boiler experience and maintenance capable of firing and maintaining two 180 H. P. boilers and ice machines or willing to learn PR-3458.

Mechanics— Metai— Painters All Part

or Guarantes—Commission— Peterson 30th & Central Sales Co TA-4501

MEN 50 TO 60 YEARS OLD

Who Are Looking te the Future Pood factory labor work. 80c¢ hr. to start. Plenty o-time at 90c. Rapid iIncreases and promotion possible to good Jobs you can hold as you get old Call BE-3400, 9 a. m. to 4:30 p nA Dextora Co., Indianapolis 8 In

neral

MEN AND WOMEN Ages 16 to 55 ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

Apply MIDSTATE FROZEN EGG CORP. 333 W. 8th St.

MEN WITH CARS

late model, to deliver "telegrams; full or part time. Mr, lton.

Western Union For direct war work. Downtown location. Light work, good start-

ing salary with progression in rate definitely guaranteed.

Western Electric Co. 420 W. Ohio

MEN WANTED

Colored preferred. No experience Time and half ever 40 ; double time over 48. Day or ht shift, us for working nights. Essential industry.

AMERICAN LEAD CORP.

1600 E. 21st.

MEN 18 to 45 FOB ESSENTIAL WAR WORK Apply Employment Office Monday Through Saturday

KIMBLE GLASS CO. 229 E. SOUTH De Not Apply If Engaged in Essential Industry

MEN

You are needed in our essential food ov oy Experience not Barn while you learn.’ Plenty of overtime. STEADY WORK M0 Now AND

EVANS MILLING €0. 1750 W. Michigan St,

Essential to the War Effort, Employment Now and After the War, Apply Personnel Office.

has been operation here for T5 years.

‘| National Starch Products, Ing.

MEN For General Factory Work

Steady Employment Opportunity for Advancement

CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO, 16 S. Sherman Drive

MEMORIAL AN, over 48 years of Tor right man. Cull TRIO Ten METAL MAN

Steady Employment Hourly Rate or Commission Basis

SEE MR. BLUE

HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 Virginia Ave.

NIGHT MAN :

Steady Work, References Required, See Mr. Freeberg

American National Bank 41 N. Penn.

Ww Night Porter 4

_ % HOTEL WARREN # * OVER 45

White man for steady ciean= ing job, Night or day. Time

.{ and one-half for over 40 hours. 309 Circle

Tower, PERMANENT JOBS Y Packing v Receiving % Rolling ve Shipping

% Tool-die Department MOULDINGS, INC. ATHcoy

141 E. Market

Must Have Certificate of Availability

PORTERS Colored Day porters for kitchen work;

night porters for cleaning. Apply at employment office,

L.S. AYRES & CoO.

ee ———— h ita eer ani— PORTER White or colored. Apply Mrs. Flinn, {Rear door) Spink Arms Hotel.

PORTER Yh ESQUIRE GRILLE IR-006T—IR-9040

Railroad Work Is War Work!

Skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers urgently needed,

Apply

U. $. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland St.

Top wages, lots of work.

INTERS— c. H. Sedan, 2429 N. Alabama, TA-3039

% ROOM CLERK «% APPLY MR. REATH, ROUTE MAN Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central, ““SALESMEN WANTED Experienced salesmen wanted by nationally known firm; splendid present and postwar opportunity; exceilens salary, commission, expenses: must be able to operate panel sales truck and be experienced at specialty selling. Territory: Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Write full details. experience, refer ences, ete, to J. Jones Co, 425 8, State Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

SALESMAN MEN'S CLOTHING ’ Excellent postwar future as manages with Fon chain. ENT

ES, 38 E. WASH. SANDERS PATCHERS RUBBERS SPRAYMEN

Good Working Conditions Permanent Bee Mr, Field : 610 South New Jersey Street

Sheet Metal Men

FOR FORD AND CHEVROLET METAL, GOOD SALARY STEADY WORK SEE MR. COOK

Red Cab Company 2 W. 13th Street SHOE SALESMAN

Steady Job— —G@ood Pay

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ROY WILMETH COMPANY 120 N. Meridian

MEN TO POLISH CARS...

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war work. Job will be permanent after the war. Must be able to do some traveling to repair our equipment located in other cities. Write or call for appointment, or apply in person.

HUGH J. BAKER & CO.

602 W. MoCarty

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