Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1944 — Page 14
Graduations Held at Purdue, DePauw Universities And Wabash College.
By UNITED PRESS ° Four hundred and twelve students were awarded degrees at two Indiana universities and one Hoosier college yesterday. At Wabash college for men, 15 of the 22 graduates were inthe armed forces. Purdue university conferred degrees on 229 students, and DePauw university presented diplomas to 161. Purdue's president, Dr. Edward C Elliott, made a three-minute talk at the 75th commencement, saving that the real test facing the graduates was “your ability to learn things that have not yet been taught you.” Honorary degrees were conferred on Dr. G. 1. Christie, former Purdue faculty member, now president of Ontario agricultural college: Dr. Chester H. Werkman, Ames, Ia, a 1918 Purdue alumnus, and Col Blake van Leer, 1915 Purdue alumnus who will be inaugurated July 1 es president of Georgia College of Technology. Judge Talks at DePauw
DePauw's baccalaureate address at the 105th annual commencement of the institutlon was given by| Florence Allen. judge of the U. S.| circuit court of appeals at Cleveland, O. Judge Allen blamed “moral bankruptey” of the years following world war I for the present conflict and said that a moral rebirth among nations was as necessary as “international machinery” in the postwar period. Honorary degrees were given the Rev. Charles Howard Taylor of Crawfordsville and the Rev. Edwin Ronald Garrison of Wabash. Dr. Donald J. Cowling, president of Carelton college, Northfield, Minn. addressed the 106th annual commencement at Wabash, and urged that the teachings of Christianity be used to solve the world's post-war problems.
2 FREED IN CRIME
ANOTHER CONFESSES
Jailed for two years for a crime another man said he committed, Clifford Ward and Harold C. Turner have been granted pardons by Governor Shricker. They were sentenced to the Indiana State prison for a holdup committed here by Clifford (Tony) Phillips who, police said, confessed to the crime after his arrest last “ December on another charge. Both men as well as Phillips are from Indianapolis.
George Ober and Herbert Hart-|
man, attorneys for the freed men, gaid that they would petition the 1945 state legislature for an appropriation to compensate the men.
ENSIGN LUTZ HURT
AS AUTOS COLLIDE
Ensign John P. Lutz, 3401 Guil-|
ford ave, was treated at City hospital for head injuries received yes- | terday when the automobile in which he was riding and one driven by Mrs. Edna Perkins, Southport, collided at 13th and Delaware sts Mrs. Perkins, treated at the Methodist hospital for injuries, was charged with reckless driving.
Ensign Lutz, former local“ attor- | is home on leave before re- |
ney, porting July 1°to Harvard univer-| sity for further naval indoctrination. "
SPONSOR CIRCUS . The Northeast Youth council will sponsor a circus with special rides and events from July 10 through July 16 at Southeastern and Keystone aves, and from July 17 through July 23 at Morris st. and the Pennsylvania railroad. '
YEGGS LOOT RESTAURANT Burglars broke into a safe in the basement of the St. Moritz restaurant, 109 N. Pennsylvania st. last
night and took $800 in cash. Po-|
lice were, unable to determine how
the burglars got into the building. |
DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Monday, June 26, 1944 |
CALDWELL “larence W husband of | ve i v Sunda) ine
1
Zionsville home rh son of Crofts Cofiman Marjorie Jean and and Mrs
COFFMAN. Jack Ronald John and Rose May brother of Rosalee, Gary Joe Coffman Bertha Crofts; depart Fu neral “We 10sda & Kirk Irvington mor5342 E Wathi ington st, 2 p I Memorial Park. COLEMAN_Christopher B., 4314 Central! ave; husband of Juliet B.; father of! Mszritha Coleman Bray, Washingt on, D.C, and Constance x Rica ardson, Detroit, Mic J awa Sunday a. m & Buchanan mortuary Friends invi may call at BAILY Marott wife of Dailey mother of Field T..of Prapklin, Ind: Joseph L. of Albuquerque, N M, and George 8 Dailey of Indianapols passed away | Bunday a. im. Services ’ Flanner & Bu. echanan mortuary, Tuesday, 10 a. Friends invited. ington Park mausoleum. DOUGHTY—Oscar, 1222 N. Tacoma: loved husband of Nora; Mary Blume, Mrs. Mildred Mtiton, rs Deloris, Virginia, France thur, Harold, Raymond, Eugene, ard and Earl Doughty:
s "Tuesday, ; emation.
hotel:
befather of Mrs. Margaret
rother
Doughty, Oblong, Il; 8 y. Funeral notice later. & Kirk service,
EBY-Reese D, W. 52d st: father nington; Rington: three brothers, James, Prank. and 2 Sian, all Connersville; panad away at the home of nis son unday morning, on W. 52d st. SL Smith mortuary, Connersville, Ind.
Wednesday, 2 Pp. m. Burial Dale ceme-
tery.
— Ada, of 4346 Guilford,
away Sunday morning, mother
Louis, Mrs. Ben Doman and Mrs,
500 Holl ave, a Hasselbe: ™
Ham
urray, Mrs. Julia Jarrett ces Barbour, brother o
LOST—Lacy's wedding ring, el room.
m Friends invited |
A Entombment at Wash-
*Rich- | of | over,
Charles Doughty, Greenfield, and Mary | “departed this life The untrained man will lose out.
of Lawrence; grandfather of Thalia Dun-
great-grandfather of Ann Dun-'
Services
oh i
les, Cal, Helen Emily
Friends may call any time after 7 p. m. Monday. a 57 "years; be-
JARVIS--Olittord A, oH loved husband of na Jarvis and
father of Om rracia J. Jarvis and brother of Mrs. rn B. Sargent, passéd away Services Wednesday, 3 pr m., Hill 7 Burial Washington Park. Priends may cail at any time after 1 p. m. Tuesday.
MAURER George Walter, age 51 years, beloved husband of Mathilda A. Maurer, father of Jerry Lee Maures, brother of s. Elon Meeske of South Bend, Ind. and Henry Maurer of Bloomingten, Ill, passed away Sunday p. m. Services Tuesday. 8 p. m., from Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Park Hill cemetery, Bloomington, lll. Priends may call at chapel after 7 p. m. Monday. McKEE—Fanny McKinney. Passed away Saturday p. #m. Services ai grave at Madison, Ind., Tuesday, I p. m. Flanner & Buchanan service. . MEACHAM Oscar. Husband Father of Lucille, Esther, Ann, Elnora, Jane, 1st Lt. David M. and Paul L. Passed away Monday at his home in Acton. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., at the Acton Meth
of Edna,
ist church. Friends invited. Burial Aclon cemetery. Friends may call at the home after Tuesday noon. J. C. Wilson service. MILLER—Albert C. (Pete), beloved husband of Florence Lipps iller; father of Albert Jr.; brother of Mrs. Lavinia Maple of Indianapolis. Passed awa Saturday. Funeral from his residence. 326 N. Highland ave. Tuesday, a. m., Holy Cross church at 9 a, Burial Calvary cemetery. Friends vited. Speaks & Finn service. MONTGOMERY Viola E, age 82 years, beloved wife of Samuel L. Montgomery, sister of James R. and Harve Shoulders, Squire Day, Linville, Ind., Leona Clausen, Elkhart, Ind.; Hilda Meyers, Great Falls. Mont.; aunt of Pauline Wheeler, Carmel, Ind, and Dora Coleman, with whom she made her home in Indianapolis, passed away Monday a. m. Puneral Wednesday, June 28, at Linville, Ind. Priends may call at the Leap Funeral Home, after 6 p. m., Monday, untill 8:30 a. m., Tuesday. | O'MEARA Georgia Inez, mother of Mrs. | Gladys Mummertt, Mrs. Catherine O, Lewis, sister of Mrs. Lida M. Roth, passed away at her residence Monday morning, ‘2103 N. Delaware. Service at Flanner & Buchanan, Wednesday, 4 Pp. . Priends invited. Cremation at Flanner & Buchanan crematory.
PARKS Jane Rebecca, beloved little daughter of Loftin and Eva Parks and sister of Laura May, Jerry Dean and Charles Richard Parks, passed away Monday a. m. Funeral notice later. Robert W. Stirling service. ROBINSON—Maj. John W., 5240 N. Delaware, husband of Betty Bange Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Robinson, brother of Clyde E., Ensign Chester L., Jr. and Roy C., Mrs. Jane Merrill, Miss Mary and Betsy Ann Robinson, passed away at Coffeyville, Kas, Saturday Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at mortuary after 6 p. m., Monday.
SHAKE-Charles,. age 74 (nurseryman), 5235 N. Keystone, brother of Mrs. Mary E. Murphy. Indianapolis; James 8. Shake, Seattle, Wash. George D. Shake, Riddle, Ore.; also seven nieces and three nephews, passed away at his home Friday a. m. Priends may cail at the home. Funeral services Monday, 3 p. m., Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 | Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial | Concordia cemetery. SHUP Carl B., 1109 W. 33rd, husband of Addie, brother of Mrs. May Gordon, passed away Monday morning. Service Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Wednesday, 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. WAGNER—Charles Lee, age 8, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wagner, brother of Janet Lou Wagner, brother of Mary Claxton and Mrs. Delores Clair, grandson of Mrs. Nellie Wagner, Mrs. Eva Cline and James McNeely, passed away Sunday a. m. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 West Michigan street. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at residence, 538 North Elder avenue, from 5 p. m. Monday until noon Wednesday. WIEN-—-Marguerite; wife of Louis Wien: mother of Mrs. Ruth Rowe, daughter of Robert Graham. Passed away Sunday morning. Funeral Tuesday, June 27, at 2:30 p. m. at Royster & Askin mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian st. 3urial Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary any time. WILLIAMS-—Eugene M., 1525 W, 26th, husband of Pearl B., father of Pierre A. Wilbur, Louis E., of Rockford, Ill, passed away Sunday a. m. Service Riverside Methodist church, Tuesday, 2 p. m Friends invited. Internment Crown Hill. | Friends may call at Flanner & Buchanan
mr. in-
mortuary.
WILSON Otho, age T1, 2809 Jackson st husband of Julia Wilson; father of Lioyd L. Wilson and brother of Frank, passed away Saturday, June 24. Funeral Tuesday, June 27, 10:30 a. m., at the George W. Usher mortuary. 2313 WwW. Washington st. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary. | 3
IN MEMORIAMS
ROBERTS In loving memory of our wife and mother, Hallie Mae Roberts, who passed away one year ago today, June 26, 1943. {In our home she is fondly remembered, Sweet memories cling to her name. Those who loved her in life sincerely, Still love her in death just the same. USBAND AND CHILDREN,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS §
Ga. 2570, Wa. 637 |W. T. Blasengym ©*,250, ws 5576
CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W_ Michigan St. BE-1934 Market 1234
FARLEY-FUNERALS 6:75 iz.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN 28 W. FALL CREER BLVD TA-8377
BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER’S
1601 E. New York MA-5374
G. H. HERRMANN
1505 8. EAST ST. MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
#51 N. Delaware St
MOORE & KIRK
(R-1159 CH-1500
SHIRLEY BROS. co.
| 934 N Illinots
ROBERT W. STIRLING
| 1422 Prospect ~4944
J. OC. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE Ce | 123s Prospect § 8st. MA-9438 LOST & FOUND 7 in Ayres restHelen Garver.
L1-3828
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IN STRUCTIONS
HOW LONG WILL YOU BE MAKING BIG MONEY?
The war won't last forever—when it is the man trained for the right industry will keep on making good money. Pre-
WAVE 8-3c Reward.
Name 10th.
Moore | pare now so your earnings will stay UP.
|Get into this sound industry. {show you how to overhaul AIR CONDITIONING and REFRIGERATING equipment. If mechanically minded, just a few hours weekly spare time all you need. No interference with present {job, For information write at once giving name and address. Utilities Inst, Box "A668, care of Times.
~ 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 information. Wayne School of Practical
We will and install
LEARN beauty cuiture Enroll now International Béauty School 343 5. Wash
Ww | for bakery 2 Salesgirls ] aay
3760 N.
HELP WANTED—FEMALE 2 CLEANING WOMEN Apply H. G. MAY 120 E. Washington VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO.
from . accom BANK CLERK
Young woman for clerical work. Permanent only. Adding machine experience necessary. Apply . to Mr. Keogh. American National Bank 45 N. Penn.
Beck Canvas Products, Inc. 3234 W Washington
STEADY WORK
Power sewing machine operators.
BOOKKEEPER—ACCTS. REC.
Splendid opportunity for. advancement to office supervisor if qualified.
Rhodes-Burford Furn. Co.
335 E. Washington
CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRLS
0, GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. Meridian
* CLEANING WOMEN *
WHITE OR COLORED ___% CLAYPOOL HOTEL &
% COFFEE SHOP % WAITRESSES White Apply Mr. Shanks % MAROTT HOTEL x "COFFEE SHOP + CASHIER and SUPERVISOR w% Good pay and meals. Box A-554, Times.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
Have permanent position in accounting department. Excellent working conditions; good hours and pay.
Apply Mr. Pantius
POLAR ICE & FUEL
2000 Northwestern
* COUNTER GIRL *
Permanent Position Good Starting Salary
PROGRESS LAUNDRY
430 E. Market CURB GIRLS ~~ WA-6440 DISHWASHER
7 a. m-4 m. or no Sundays: $21.00. 514 N. Delaware.
White. 10 a. m.7 Mutual
p. m.; Restaurant,
half-|"
{ Nursing, Box A667, care of The Times.
y 9 & grocery. | Good
Fashion Model
Woman between 40 and 50, refined and attractive, size 18 to 20 only. Attractive offer to right woman. Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Flat Work Feeders and Folders
Permanent positions, good pav, Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Illinois
FLOOR GIRLS—COLORED
GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN * FUR FINISHERS Top salary, 5, days.
INDIANA FUR CO.
114 E. Washington
GIRLS AND WOMEN
Openings in all departments, rience necessary. Good starting pay, daylight hours. Come in ready
No expeall for work.
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington Ave.
* HALL GIRLS * ——% CLAYPOOL HOTEL + * HAND SEWERS «x Top salary, 5, days. INDIANA FUR CO. 114 } E. Washington 40; 2 small girls,
HOUSEKEEPER—20 to motherless home, CH. 5846-R, before 3 o'clock HOUSEKEEPER—White: single; home; man has small house; after | 6 p.m.
wanting BR-6856
5 YOUR 108. SECURE 7 . Many interesting jobs Bell System Benefits EMPLOYMENT OFFICE— ~WOMEN=240 N. MERIDIAN
available with INDIANA BELL E TELEPHONE co.
seated at the long distance switchboard, you will find telephone work increases with interest and satisfaction,
Employment Stfice—Wamen
INDIANA “BELL TELEPHONE co. * MAIDS x
APPLY HOUSEKEEPER
* HOTEL HARRISON * * MAIDS
APPLY CLAYPOOL HOTEL
“yc OFFICE GIRL
Experienced to take charge of stock records and word schedule. Small war plant with postwar security. Salary open. Apply by letter to Mitchell & Scott Machine Co., 1841 Ludlow. -
PBX OPERATOR
Who Can Type Good Salary—Permanent Position Phone Mr. Ridge, LI-5491
International Detrola Corp.
PB P B X—Experienced , To ~~ PERMANENT * CLERK-TYPIST x
% BASE 40-HOUR WEEK % OVERTIME % BONUS % AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICE % FREE INSURANCE INC.
MOULDINGS y MA-63%7 PRESS OPERATORS Permanent position, good p Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Tiinols * SEAMSTRESSES * Top salary, 5, days. INDIANA FUR CO.
114 E. Washington
SECRETARY
Who Can Type—Good Salary Permanent Position
Phone Mr. RidggL1-5491 International Detrola Corp.
INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
STENOG H Sem|-Secretary Yr Permanent Position +
Unusual opportunity for experienced person. yr Rapid, dictation for execuHN x Pleasant, modern, air-cooled
National Hosiery Mills
RI-1321, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
STENOGRAPHER and FILE CLERK
Permanent job with for advancement. 6662 for interview.
y Cail CH-
x STENOGRAPHER % CO OMETER OPERATORS Essential manufacturing industry with excellent post-war prospects needs a stenographer and comptometer operators. Experience preferred, but will train industrious and intelligent junior. wages; 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions.
Apply 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, ez Erpovment Office, 240 N. Meridian
Indiana Bell Telephone Co. TYPIST
GENERAL OFFICE WORK. 40 HOUR EEK. NO SATURDAY WORK. PERMANENT. 537 N. CAPITOL AVE.
WAITRESSES Day or Night Top Wages
Girly 14-18, must have work permit.
WHEELER'S 139 N. Pennsylvania St. ~ WAITRESS—6 NIGHTS GOOD PAY 1357 8. Meridian % WAITRESSES — INSIDE TEE PEE — WA-6440
We can use several women part-time who can spend 3 to 5 hours daily showing REAL SILK PRODUCTS Work pleasant and very profitable Phone RI-9301, extension 269, for appoint ment.
~ We Have an Opening in er vw Payroll & Billing Depts. 4% for girl who has had some bookkeeping experience and who wants an opportunity to learn general office work. 5-Day week, permanent position. Call in person or phone RI-3326 for appointment Ask for Miss Basey. 602 W, Hugh J. Baker & Co.
MeC arty
‘WHITE OR COLORED—Ceneral housework and ironing; 9 a. m.-2 p. m. Fourday week; $7 and ca carfare. RI-4860.
Insley Mfg. Corp,
801 N. Olney St. offers
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
to skilled and unskilled men in all types of jobs Day or night shift. Good working conditions. Also Stenographer, mime-ograph-addressograph operators.
rr MACHINE OPERATORS
We need machine operators for war production at once. If you are not employed in essential Industry, we bave an attractive offer for you.
APPLY NOW
HOLCOMB & HOKE MFG. CO.
1545 Van Buren St.
MEN AND WOMEN Learn Aircraft Industry
No experience necessary. Build major airplane assemblies for the Hell Diver, the navy's great new dive bomber; for the C-46 commando transport that ear ries men and cargo to the fighting fronts. Riveting, assembly. arts fabrication, aluminum spot welding and maintenance,
Shirley Sorperation
WOMEN—18 to 35
Aircraft Assembly Work High Hourly Wages Plenty of Overtime Available
SHIRLEY CORP.
330 E. St. Joe WOMEN
for flat work {ironin machines, Apply Mr, Hocker.
g
Progress Laundry 430 E. Market.
3 TYPISTS and ONE CLERK
Experienced; one to work in accounting department, one to relieve on PBX board, one to work in personnel office, one clerk familiar with figures.
These are permanent positions. Good starting salary. Pleasant modern air conditioned office.
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS RI-1321—8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Division General Motors Corp. Needs
MEN & WOMEN
To help build more airplane engines.
“Make Victory Your Business” Apply either
SPEEDWAY or MAYWOOD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
or U.S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Statement of availability required.
ALWAYS COOL
at Lane Bryant's. 4 Acres of completely air conditioned floor space where you work, eat, and rest in comfort all summer long. World's largest specialty Mail Order Store. Apply tomorrow!
LANE BRYANT
162 E. Market St.
Are You Mechanically-Minded?
Maintenance and service men are needed immediately on the night shift for machines in the Lilly capsule plant. Good pay, excellent food at cost, air-condi-tioned plant. Women are also needed for night work. Apply at Lilly's Employment Department Take a Minnesota Trolley to McCarty Street.
Eli Lilly & Co.
“Lilly’s is a fine place to work!”
ARE YOU LOOKING : FOR A JOB
With Post-war Security? MAN 16-60
Our company, Jou engm oe
war work, has record o steel business: 5'z-day overtime. Can also use a 2 Plenty our~ hardware department. Apply
»in essential yeass hi ot
KIMBLE- GLASS CO.
Aircraft Division 330
id,
CURTISS
‘SES
vy R
vw MEN 4% 18 to 45
For essential war work. Plenty overtime for over 40 hours’ work. Excellent post-war security,
Apply Employment Office Monday Through Friday.
We Can Use a Few Women.
229 E. SOUTH Do Not Apply If Engaged In Essential Industry.
MEN AND WOMEN Ages 16 to 55 ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Apply MIDSTATE FROZEN EGG CORP. 333 W. (8th St.
MEN AND WOMEN
FOR MACHINE OPERATORS Experienced or Inexperienced
Also Will Train Several High School Boys
Several Sweepers Apply Employment Office, 9-4 p. m.
Mitchell & Scott Machine Co.
1841 Ludlow
MEN_-WOMEN General Factory Work Punch Presses @ Drill Presses @ Tool Room e Inspection General Laborers War Work with Post War Opportunity—Experience Not Necessary—Day or | Night Work—54 Hrs. per. Wk. —Apply between 8 A.M. and 4 P.M., Including Sat.
¥ McQUAY-NORRIS MFG. CO 1737 Massachusetts Ave.
% 8hipping Laborers % Automatic Screw Machine Operators
WOMEN TRAINEES
s% Punch Press Operators Ji pyns aire eatin
ENT, ESSENTIAL J Apply. a 5 ay through Pri. or at. 8-3
PERMANENT JOBS MEN AND WOMEN FOR PRODUCTION WORK GIRL TO OPERATE I. B. M. MACHINE MAN WITH FOREMANSHIP ABILITY
Thess Jobs offer interesting work in pleasa with plenty of opportunity to * places,” if you've stuff. "ro lined up wien a Triendiy, ve organization, call at our emDioyment office bet ween 8:30 a. m. and noon.
BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP.
216 N. PINE ST.
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
Sewing Machines Mechanic
A fine war job with fine post-war future,
GOOD PAY
Beck Canvae Products, Inc.
3234 W. Washington
—WANTED—
15 Men and Women Age 18 to 50
Por chauffeurs and terminal work handling express. Good pay and regular employment, full or part time.
Apply
Railway Express Agency
302 South Illinois Street
WANTED MACHINE SHOP
FOUNDRY HELP Essential War Industry
International Harvester Co. 5565 Brookville Rd.
WANTED!!
Unskilled Men and Women
UNITED STATES RUSBER
» EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. South St.
Interviewing Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Monday Through Saturday
DO NOT APPLY IF ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORK
WOMEN-—GIRLS
18 OR OVER Family Markers Tumbler Girl (Colored) Shirt Press Operators
- MEN—BOYS
16 OR OVER 2 Extractor Men 2 Bundle Room Boys
Permanent, esséntial jobs. Daytime hours.
Come see us or call RI-3591
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
840 N. New Jersey,
YOUNG WOMEN
No experience necessary full or part time.
Also man to act as porter.
INDIANAPOLIS BLEACHING CO.
900 W. Wabash St.
HELP WANTED—MALE
2 TIRE SERVICE MEN
Good Salary Permanent
Wholesale Tire & Rubber Co. 821 N. Illinois
4 Warehousemen 2 Night Watchmen 3 Salesmen Apply H. G. MAY ' 120 E. Washington
VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO.
“ACETYLENE STEEL BURNERS LABORERS
ind " Michinery & najuuapul 1959 8. Meridian
APPRENTICE WANTED
If there 1s a boy in Indianapolis, 16 years old, with at least a common school education (preferably one who had printing in school) and living at home with parents that 1s willing to start at moderate wages now to learn the printing trade ‘and prepare himself for higher wages and »
& Supply Ce.
Miller,
BREAD WRAPPERS
Inexperienced, 18 to 55. Good pay. Regular increases.
Apply GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont St.
BREAD TRUCK LOADER "=:
CABINET MAKER
Steady Employment. Ideal Working Conditions. Ask for Mr. Fleld.
610 S. New Jersey. oo COLLECTORS ~~
DRY CLEANING DEPT.
Excelsior Laundry
840 N. NEW JERSEY COOKS and GRILL MEN WA-6440 ESTIMATOR
Engineering ( Corp., 124 124 Kentucky Ave. Ave.
FILLING STATION ATTENDANT
Experienced Pull Time or Part Apply in Person Between § & 12 A M.
METROPOLITAN COAL CO.
1001 Mass. _Ave. FURNACE COMPANY needs installers, helpers, hand eleaning operators, year around work. TOP PAY
car or small truck
Age no handicap, See Mr. Davies,
helpful but not necessary. 1023 N. Dlinois. RI-3344.
% GRILLE % AND
$30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W, St. Clair St. Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. * HOUSEMEN «x
. | needed to train as machine
Must be first class. Willlams Tool & -
v COUNTER MAN ____
Colored preferred. No experience necessary. Time and half over 40 hours; ths time over 48. Day or night shift. Bonus for working nights. Essential industry.
AMERICAN LEAD CORP.
1600 E. 21st.
Good opportunity to learn repairing and handling of furs. Only iable men need apply. Year work.
INDIANA FUR CO..
114 E. Washington
w w
tors and fitters by steel Arian
essential war wo!
%r Previous Experience Not Necessary fr
Steady Buployient, Plenty of Overtime.
HUGH J J. BAKER & Co.
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.
nw Washington ¥
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 173 years,
National Starch Produets, Ine.
1515 8. Drow io PR
"METAL MAN Steady Employment Hourly Rate or Commission Basis SEE MR, BLUE
% CLAYPOOL HOTEL *
HUSKY BOYS
17 years or over.
We have several! openings in production.
THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. + TIT W. Washington
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
Young men, 20 to 30 years of age, to train for sales positions. Good future assured if successful. Applicants should not be subject to ay service or work restrictions, Apply to RB. Straughn Indiana Bell Telephone Co., 240 N. Mer.
Road mache 33 helping win the war. Call at ployment Office 8 te 5, Daily — 8 to 12, Saturday 217 SOUTH BELMONT Take W. Wash. ear,
J. D. Adams Mfg. Co.'s »
HARRY A. SHARP, INC. 443 Virginia Ave,
New York Central Freight Station
301 8. DELAWARE WANTS
FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS
Steady Work—Good Pay
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
Brakemen, Firemen Carpenter Helpers Shop Helpe Shop py Prackmen Freight Truckers
Apply
$. Railroad Retirement Board
15 East Maryland Street
~ PAINTERS
for commercial and residential Call after 6 p. m., BR-9405 _ « or TA- 5308
PAINTERS WANTED. B_MEATSE
% KITCHEN PORTER * (Colored) Apply Mr. Shanks % MAROTT 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 70e an hour for day work, 77¢ an
hour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary.
Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.
603 EB. Washington.
LUBRICATION MAN MECHANIC METAL MAN
Permanent. SEE MR. WHETSELL.
Jones & Maley
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