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ER A ens each. CANNED GOODS—BIlue stamps AB through 28 anti AS in Book ¢ _ Sood indefinitely for 10 points each. SUGAR. Smpe 3, 31 and 32 in Book 4 are good indefinitely for § Youngs “Stamp 40 In Book 4 good for 5 pounds of canning sugar, ! Applicants applying for canning sugar should send in one spare stamp 37, attached to the application for each applicant,

GASOLINE—Stamp A-12 is good for 3 gallons and expires Sept. 21. B3 and C3 and B4 and C4 good for 5 gallons, T good for 5 gallons through Sept. 30; E and El. good for 1 gallon; R and R1 not valid at filling stations but consumer may exchange R for E at his local board if he wishes to purchase non-high-way gasoline at filling station. A B, C, D and T coupons are not valid until they have been indorsed in ink or pencil with automobile registration number and state. Motorists should write 1944 numbers on book and coupons.

FUEL OIL—Period 4 and 5 coupons valid through Sept. 30. All changemaking coupons and reserve coupons are now good.

TIRES—Inspection on passenger automobiles discontinued. Commercial vehicle tire inspection every six months or every 5000 miles. Inspec tion certificates still will be a requisite in obtaining replacement tires. B card holders are now eligible for grade 1 tires if they can prove extreme necessity. All A holders are eligible for grade 3 tires, including factory seconds, if they find tires which may be purchased. -

- SHOES—No. 1 and No. 2 “air plane” stamps in Book 3 good indefinitely.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GROUP NAMES HEAD

BOSTON, July 10 (U. P.).—John H. Hoagland of Boston will take office as manager of the Christian Science Publishing society today, succeeding A. Warren Norton, newly-elected president of Press Wireless, Inc. .A native of Louisville, Ky., Hoagland has done news.paper and public relations work in his home. city. The board also ~announced election of William D. Kilpatrick as manager of committees on publication, the post to which Hoagland had been elected before Norton's resignation. :

DEATH NOTICES

indianapolis Times, | , July 1 ARMEL—Chester A. Hester, father of P Civde 8. and Kenneth, both of the Vaited States

Mrs. day a. m. at

the Hines Memorial hospital, Chie Ill. Priends may call at . olin. neral Home, 1308 Prospect he any time. Services Tuesday, 1:30 B ier Interment Crown Hill, Friends nvite:

AXTON -Maigamst, 1124 Trowbridge st; Sunday tming. wife o mother of Amy

eJ. C. * 123¢ Prospect . Friends invited. Round Hil, JE riende may call haps o; e mes’ alter Monday DAC ov W., beloved husband of Bessie, father of Margaret and Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Black, brother of Prank and Edward, ssed away Saturday morning in Mia Fla. Services Planner & Buchanan Mortuary. Time given later.

YD—Amy D., age 84 years, wife of the iate J. M. Boyd, mother of Mrs. Della A. Glidwell, Ared Earl, Ira R. and Omer H, Boyd, passed away Suffday m. at residence of Mrs. Glidwell Jn

OC Lee | 1284 ‘Prospect St.

of Lew nme Joe, Bobbie Gene, Shirley and Sally Kay McGill Mrs. Joyce ‘McGill; brother of “Everly Ellison, Mrs. Charles NeighMrs. Claude ‘Henderson, Ray, Paul, Warren and Opl. Albert McGill. Servfoes Tuesday, 10 m, rry W. Moore sheste Chapel. raveside plies = born cemetery, Ashborn, Ind, Pp. NEVERS—Ralph, 2201 N. Rural Yo loved son of William and Florence Neves father of Bill Nevers of U. navy. Florence of New York, brother of Wilbur and Chester, Mrs. Helen Patterson and Mrs. Anna Mae Cave of city,

Northeast Funeral Home, st, 1:30 p, m. Burial washington Park Friends invited, } SCHAEFER~—Mrs, Mary, mother of Mrs. Russell A, Long, sister of Mrs. Emma Sherwood, grandmother: of Mary Ellen Betts and William R. Long, - passed | away at her residence Sunday evening, 4940 W. 14th ‘st. -Services Flanner Buchanan Wednesday, 10:30 a. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hi (Lafayette papers please copy.) TAYLOR—Ella M., daughter of James M. and Rose M. Taylor and sister of Rob- = G., all deceased. Passed away at 214% Central ave: Service at Flanner & Buesanan mortuary Wednesday, 2 Pp. Priends invited. Burial Mehorisi Park. Friends may call at mortuary. WHITE—Pear], mother of Ben L. Robert and Jean, grandmother of Janet Lou and James Richard White. sister of Mrs, Asa McClain of Pranklin, Ind.; Mrs. Nell B. Osner, Redondo Beach, Cal, passed away Sunday a. m. at the residence, 1819 Woodlawn. Friends may call at Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect, after 7 p. m. Monday. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., from the funeral home. Burial. Memorial Park. Friends invited.

WHITINGER—Ida M., widow of Jacob Whitinger, mother of Mrs. Dora Mulholland, Wisconsin, and Mrs. Ethel Bentley, city; grandmother of Harold A. Mulholland and Mrs. Evelyn Bentley Brown, great-grandmother of David Brown, departed this life. Saturday, age 79. Puneral Tuesday, July 11, at Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station st., 3:30 p. m. Burial Union Chapel. Friends invited, WILLEY—Newton, 1315 Burdsal pkwv.: beloved husband of Alice Willey; brother of John, Ira and Walter Willey, Mrs. George Bridges: passed away Saturday. Services at the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the qujiues’ 1234 Prospect st, Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” {

CARDS OF THANKS 2 CAMPBELL—-We wish to ihank our friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful flowers received at the death of our beloved husband and father, Willard H Campbell, We especially thank the Rev. Fuddieson and* J. C. Wilson funeral om!

MRS. ELLA CAMPBELL AND CHILDREN.

IN MEMORIAMS

KLEE—In memory of our beloved son and brother, Kurt B., 1st lieutenant, medical corps, 505th paratroop infantry regiment, 82d division, who gave his ue in the Sicilian invasion, July 10,

MR. AND MRS. EDWARD T. KLEE, MRS. F, GRETCHEN KLEE COREY AND AUNT DOROTHY K. EUSEY.

d _— this lite Saturday, age 48. Fu-| ei Tuesday, July 11, at Moore & Kirk |

#2 2% 6lerk — Production Dept.

linterview

ol HOTEL HARRISON * |

| % CLEANING WOMEN

LAY POOL ROTEL W CLERK = With Aptitude for Figures

3 Call

RIL 1321,8 A.M.to 5 P.M.

rienced on material control records. Fre some dictation. Permanent, poste war security, Good starting salary. For phone I. W. Ridge, LI-5401.

International Detrola Corp.

1100 W. 21st St,

CURB GIRLS WA-6440

"Dictaphone Operator Permanent Position

Old established firm; short hours; located east; good salary. Address Times box A-959

“3 ELEVATOR GIRLS—COL. + OVER 21 Apply McCrea St. Entrance vw HOTEL SEVERIN + FLOOR GIRLS—COLORED GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. MERIDIAN

FLOOR LADY

One who has had experience in handling customers and general knowledge of retail mechandise, Good starting salary, Steady poe sition. Apply

LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington % FUR FINISHERS *% Top salary, 5!, days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington a GENERAL HOUSEWORK. 25 to 45; experienced; excellent sal larv. HU-6910.

16 or

Experience not necessary. Towel folding.

MECHANICS UNIFORM AND WIPER SUPPLY

333 N. Noble. GIRL FOR FOUNTAIN WORK Steeg Drug Store, 34th & Central. WA-3368. GIRL to assist in accounting depart ment. Some experience preferred, but will consider beginner. Some typing

required, Permanent position. Good opportunity for advancement now and post-

over,

FUNERAL DIRECTORS § W. T. Blasengym °*,251°. Ws. s6

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934 Market 1234

FARLEY FUNERALS tsa FANNER & BUCHANAN

1601 B. New Vor MA-85374

"G. H. HERRMANN A-848%

1508 8. EAST ST.

HiSEY & TITUS

#1 N. Delaware St LI1.3823

MOORE & KIRK

CR-1%00

TA SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. 1ilin

L1-8409 ROBERT W. STIRLING

war. Please phone for appointment. Mr. Westphal, GA-4421.

% HAND SEWERS Top salary, 5', days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Here is & wonderful opportunity for a 2 ET without typing or shorthand knowl?/edge who wants to enter the business world and learn a profession that will enable her to work on any newspaper in the country. Earn while you learn. 40+ Hour week, no Saturday or Sunday work. Mrs. Williams, 214 W. Marvland,

between 1 P. M. «and 5:30 P. M. Monday through Friday

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

JOB SECURITY 3 for the FUTURE

The Bell System has many varied positions open » EMPLOYMENT OFFICE~WOMEN=240 N. MERIDIAN INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

i: Wien “ORAPEL OF TE CHINES” LOST & FOUND = 1 $25 REWARD FOR LOST DOG

“LASSIE” ~8mall female, 1 year old; part shepherd or collie; white and black with flowing white tail, brown ears. Call Hapgood, GA-4160. LOST-Brown leather mlizeld, containing valuable papers, etc. Will share as reward all money in billfold and half ot other item. Finder will SHqurstard. C." KUEBEL, office phone, LI-5321 Ty suit wrapped in ight brown pa er on mers ave, between Brookrd. 1200 8. on Emerson; read Rega

LOST—On E. Washington car, leather folder containing currency and R. R.

fackville, Service Wednesday, 2 p. in Olive Branch Methodist Bh in Plackville. Priends invited. Burial! Bethel cemetery. Friends may call at! Conkle- funeral home, 1934 W. Michigan, | after 2 p. m. esday, and at the church from 1 p. m. Wednesday until hour of service. CORY Mrs.

Ida, age 80, passed away Sundsyo

at the home of her daughter, ington. FPuneral Tuesday, 10 a.

vivors are Miss Dorothy Cory and G. Newsom, in uth Pacific, Cory, Searl Newsom Jr. Worthington : Mrs. W, A. Beck, A J. Newsom, Indianapolis; also six great-grandchildren. Mrs. | Cory was a member

(nee Prosser), , beloved ‘mother of Ruth |

unningham and Forest Cunning- |

ham) passed away Sunday. Services ednesday, 2 p. m. Shirley Bros. West - Chal el, 2002 W. Michigap. Burial Crown time after 7 p. m. Monday. FCLLE is G., age 40, 939 Yoke st. passed awav~$aturday, husband of Iva )\ father of Robert Jean, avy; son of Mrs. Addie brother| of Mrs, Ethel Shields, Harry BE. Fullie Crawfordsville; James C. Fuller and William H. Pond. Services at J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st. Tuesday, 10 2 a Burial Washington Park. Friends v0RJl at the “Chapel of the Chimes." Cen Bl 5 -Norman L., beloved husband of Agnes 8. Geisendori1, father of | Esther Baker, Helen Kitchen, Josephine Beil, brother of Laura, Ethel Schiaegel and Dorothy Taflinger, ren Funeral! Wednesday, 2 Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Rav Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call | a! the mortuary any time. JOHNSON—Nellie Pearl, age 63: mother] of Mrs. Naomi Green of Indianapolis, Ind. and Arthur H. Clark in stationed at New York: grandmother | of Mre. Dora C. Grainger of apolis and Dorothy Jean Joseph Thomas Clark of Richmond, Ind.; iece. Mrs. Pear] Hickman of ville, Ind, and one nephew, son, of Unknown addrezs, away Saturday

and one Lewis-

She passed! aftertioon after an ill. ness of five months Funeral services Tuesday at 230 p. m at Moore's mortuar ry et Kokomo terment rown Foint cemetery si her hushand, Mr. Glen Johnron’ basige may call and are welcome anv ‘ime to come to funerz] home Several great nieces, nephews and friends also <urvive - TT—Vena L. (Wente! age 54 vears. beloved wife of Wallace A J of Anna B. Wente, sister of Oto and Theodore Went 1 Mrs. John Schaub, lam pa, a Mrs Walter Campbell Indianapolis passed away Monday. Services Wednes. day, 1:30 p. m 8hir €yv Bros, Hill Chapel. 5377 E. Washington, Washingt on Park. Friends may call at the mortusryv any time after | p.m Tuesday, (Seymour, papers please copy.» KING--Harvey H., beloved husband of Liz zie N. (nee Stanley King, father of Mrs. Viola A. Horsley, Mey Thelma F Ferguson, Virgii E, Carl E._ John A and Clarence W, King passed away July 7. Funeral services will be held at the Wald funeral home, 1222 Union st, “Tuesday morning. July 11, at 107 o'clock. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Priends welcome. Friends may call at the funeral home iCoatsville and Zionsville papers please ~COPY.} _KING—Della M., age 55 years. belove “wife of Rev. Walter L King; ne of Mrs. Pred W. Hoffmark, Mrs. Wm Lego, a ‘Cadet Walter C King. Wi Ring of Janet Ruth Hoffmark, King Lego; passed away Monday Time of funeral later, Shirley

he 8 E Ind. .In-

a, Lula, napolis

Ind.,

m. ry ice.

LANGTON--Clyda age 38; mother of DesDessie

sie Langton and sister of Mrs. Harder, Zenda, Kas. passed away Sun. day a. m. at 3525 E. New York. Priend call at the Dorsey funeral bgme New York st, alter 4 pi ne 10:30 a. m., Wednes. |

home. Burial, Whsh. |

cemetery.

f Li. James P, Leamon, ahd William V. Leamon

| Ans ttie Cory Newsom, near Worth-|

in ., at Christian church, Qaklandon, Ind. but!

30 i: | LET Ladies

Friends may‘ call at the mortu-|

five grandehil. | {

service, |

Indian- |

Frien 1ds | — utt daughter |

Irving | Burial |

| Elizabeth N., 2517 N, Ala-!

passed away Monday & Bie!

and Pullman tickets. Reward. IR-1166, TR-4748.

{ LOST—BIllfold; Friday evening. telephone

looking for good permanent jobs—to work in our production department.’

For Interesting work with a fast growing organization, call at our employment office between 8:30 a. m. and 12 noon.

BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP.

216 N. Pine St. Long Distance Operators,

seated at the long distance 2 switchboard, you will find 1 telephone work {increases with interest and satisfaction.

Employment Sica. Women

booth, Belmont drug store. Belmont and Washington. Contents valuable only to owner. Reward. BE- -3141. | LOST—Part bird dog. black and white. swers name “San Boy. Child's pet Reward. 6918 Sylvan dr. LOST —Man’s yellow gold rim glasses, Sinley 2600 W. Michigan. Reward,

ViBE “|

diamond Bulova teh, Priday evening downtown LI-7519 before 5 p. m.

le, 7 weeks old, vicinity | Harding

wrist | Libby reward. LOST—Toy collie, 7 W. Pruitt and BE-2410-W. | LOBT—Sigma Chi fraternity pin, gold: white enamel set with pearls’ keepsake, reward; MA-4215, MA-1325 davs.

| COST—Man's gold ring, 2 stones, iF |

| Mond and sapphire. vicinity Telephone Co. on Rural st. ._Reward. GA-359 | LOST—Fountain pen; old keepsake;

style man's green; $10 reward. |

header: FR

OE Bulova wrist watch, vicinity Riverside rink, 30th to Clifton, or English car. Reward. CH- 4651

LOST—Lady's Bulova wrist watch in coin case, at West Lake Beach. Reward __TA-3871 i LOST Black zipper billfold; driver's li-| cense, gas coupons, other articles. Re_vard. GA- -7778 { LOST—Female beagle glound pup, pet. Reward BE- 4829 LOST—Pair of “glasses. HU-6175

$25 "REWARD To: for g grey “female dog. light | _ fluffy tail tail. Name ‘Lady.” BR-5077. | INSTRUCTIONS 8

Important Information for Women | Need great for Practical Nurses for | full or part time. Opportunity to train! at home. Experience and High school i education not necessarv. Ages 18 to 60 Instruction under supervision of registered nurses Prominent doctor is Medical consultant. Nursing supplies included Information free Write Wayne School of Practical Nursing, Box A676, care Times.

Learn to Fly at

HOOSIER AIRPORT TA-1723

LEARN beauty culture Enroll now International Beauty School, 343 E. Wash.

“child's |

{ ee tortoise shell rims

HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9

BANK CLERK

Young woman for clerical work. | Permanent only. experience Mr. Keogh.

American National Bank | 45 N. Penn.

necessary. Apply

| I TIT IW 15)

Products, Inc:

OTT Machine

Vaal War WW

% BOOKKEEPER *

To assist general bookkeeper -of old established corporation, Permanent position; 5-day week, Call in person or phone RI-3326 for appointment. - Ask for Miss Basey.

Hugh J. Baker & Co.

BOOKKEEPER. TYPIST: good wages, steady work: éssential. iwdustry. E¢e MR RICHA RDSON, 2nd Citizens Gas and Coke Utility,

NLT LR

602 W. McCarty

‘MAID

Reward. -

— Ridge

Adding machine | to

CAFETERIA COUNTER GIRLS GUARANTY CAFETERIA,

INDIANA” “BELL” TELEPHONE co.

MAID Colored. 8 A. M. to 4 P. M. Thursday afternoon and Sunday off WA-3331 Colored or white, No age limit. Spink Arms Hotel,

EE MAIDS * * HOTEL “HARRISON *

Experienced BL B X HOTEL LINCOLN PERMA

ANENT OPENINGS Production Departments

741 East Market

POLICY WRITER, small downtown office; rermanent; 40-hour weék; good salary. MA-3339.

SALESLADIES

for our coat department, one who has had previous experience. S8alary based on your experience. Apply Mrs, Johnson.

LEADER STORE

149 E. Washington ~ % SEAMSTRESSES %* Top salary, 5, days. INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E Washington

+ SECRETARY = TO PURCHASING AGENT

Some experience, fast typist. dictation: permanent, post-war security, Good starting salary. For interview phone I, W.

LI-5491 International Detrola Sorp. 2st St.

1100 W.

Shirt Press Operators Age 18 or over: permanent,

tial jobs. Daytime hours. | see us or call RI-3591.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. NEW JERSEY,

yc STENOGRAPHER + * 20 to 28 Years Old

Experienced. 48-Hour Week.» Essential industry

SHIRLEY CORP.

essenCome

: 3 Miss Wilson, 1721 N. Rural, or Employment Office, 240 N. Meridian

_ Indiana Bell Telephone Co. * TYPIST &

Prefer experienced IBM electromatic operator; 5-day, 44-hour week; modern Air conditioned office; splendid . present and post-war opportunity. Phone Mr. Cassady, CH-5325 days. BL-2779 evenings|_ for appointment,

BASCA MFG. co,

3019 Roosevelt Ave. —

TYPIST

and General Office Work Pleasant Surroundings ahd Salary 5 Days a Week APPLY 401 N. CAPITOL

% WAITRESSES — INSIDE ~ TEE PEE — WA-6440 WAITRESSES Day or Night Top Wages Girls 14-18, must have work permi WHEELER'S 139 N. Pennsylvania St. J WAITRESS % Duke Restaurant, 4208 College % WE ARE IN NEED

of a few white women for cleaning offices. Short hours, good pay. Apply 557 Consolidated Bldg.

WOMAN to assist with general work; stay or go. Private nursing home. MA-T461,

WOMEN. For Marking Room Work.

LILLYS WANTS WOMEN

ELI LILLY & COMPANY

Routes ‘that are now open earn from $60 to $65 per week and operate in the Be of Indianapolis. : . Clean outside Sok where you are absolutely in business for yourself. No experience neccssary. We train you for the job. Apply 318 W. Vermont *st. or

call RI-6465 for appointment. Ask for Mr. Sim

COMPTOMETER "OPERATORS!

Openings mediately ‘for comptometer operators in Payroll and Stock Record

Warehouse, Departments, on both night and day shifts. Take a Minnesota trolley to McCarty Street. Bring this ad with you for prompt interview at the Employment Department.

Steady Position.

LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington WOMEN Urgently Needed in Railroad Shops

TAKE A MAN'S JOB AT A MAN'S PAY Apply

U. S. Railroad Retirement Beard

15 East Maryland Street

WORK AT CROWN =! E we:

ington St, Good Pay, With Production. Bonus.

MEN OR WOMEN 18 to 55 FOR SELLING POSITIONS Toiletry Sales Drug Sales

Cashiers At least 8 months’ selling experience; steady work; convenient location. Your drug store is an essential part of your every-day home front service. APPLY AT OFFICE

Hook's Dependable Drugs CALIFORNIA® AND MARKET STS. Applicants Must Comply iia the WMC Regulation

YOUNG LADY For Payroll Dept

Typing Preferred, But Not Essential.

SHIRLEY CORP,

330 E. 8t, Joe Interviewing Hours, 8:30 A, M. to 10 P. M. Daily.

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

Division General Motors Corp. Needs

MEN & WOMEN

To help build more airplane engines.

“Make Victory Your Business” Apply either

SPEEDWAY or MAYWOOD EMPLOTHENY OFFICE

u. s. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Statement of availability required.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A JOB

With Post-war Security? MAN 16-60

Our company, now engaged in essential war work, has record of 62 years in thé steel business: 53-day week. Plenty of overtime. Can also use a few women in our hardware department. Applicants must comply with WMC regulations. Apply Mr. Miller,

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543 W. McCarty

Beck Canvas Products Inc.

3234 W. Washington

Power Sewing Machine Operators VITAL WAR WORK NEEDS YOU

BEFORE YOU DECIDE Investigate Employment Opportunities at

INDIANAPOLIS

BLEACHING CO. 900 West Wabash

Take W. Wash. Streetcar

For full time or part time night

work, [Experience not necessary.

See Mr. Moore

“DRUG STORES

.330 E. Bt. Joe Interviewing Hours: 8:30 AM. to 10 P M

STENOGRAPH ER

Semi-Secretary ?r Permanent Position Unusual opportunity for experienced person. tr Rapid dictation for execux Pleasant, modern, air-cooled

- National Hosiery Mills RI-1321. 8 a m to 5 p.m.

% STENOGRAPHER % COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Essential manufacturing industry with excellenit post-war prospects needs a stenographer and comptometer operators Experience preferred, but will train fn. dustrious and intelligent junior. wages: 44-hour week. conditions.

Aj Em INLAND CONTAINER CORP; -

700 West Morris Street

= N Mudan Barve

Good | Excelien t wor king |

Railroad ork Is War Work

+% Shipping Laborers

WOMEN TRAINEES

v% Punch Press Operators + Burring Machine Operators

PERMANENT, ESSENTIAL JOBS Apply 8-5 Mon. through Fri, or Sat. 8-3

HTL EAR

Ring 2.

| Good Barber 237% 5"L0"%,

tised lin SEITE to cover State of

Appileanis s_ lessy give full

. APPLICATORS WANTED

For operating rock wool machine.

Ralph R. Reeder & Sons, Inc. APPRENTICE WANTED

If thers 1 & boy tn Indianape lis, 16 years old, with at least & common school education (prefere 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 met phone) COMPOSING ROOM

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES © 214 WEST MARYLAND ST.

~ ASSISTANT MANAGER Must be an excellent salesman experienced in Men's Clothe ing. Salary large enough to attract a top man, Write details in first letter or call long distance, No. 6961, RICHEY'S MEN'S SHOP, Muncie, Ind. BAKER Hie Expo; Ponce open also need one ba time and a half over 40 hours; permanent position; essential industry, WEST BAKING CO. 1331 B Washington. Open evenings.

CABINET MAKER

Steady Employment. Ideal Working Conditions. Ask for Mr. Field, 610 S. New Jersey.

CITY TRUCK DRIVER WA-1877, 1120 E. 32nd St.

COAL TRUCK DRIVER

Good truck. All coal conveyor loaded.

MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO. 401 8. Btate ' , MA-8585 3830 Brookville rd. IR-1181

COLLECTORS

Steady work, 5 days per week; excelent salary: make $30 to $100 per week; largest retall organization in the country; splendid opportunity for advancement; car nec. sumers Home Equipment, 401 N. Capital. LI-4819.

COOKS and GRILL MEN A-6440

MEN % 18 to 45

For essential war work. Plenty over. time for over 40 hours’ work. cellent post-war. security.

Apply Employment Office Monday Through Friday.

We Can Use a Few Women.

KIMBLE GLASS CO.

E. SOUTH De Not Se If Engaged In Essential Industry

Production Jobs

Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Apply

Employment Office’ INLAND

ELEVATOR OPERATOR

White, full or part time work. Will train. Apply 402108 E. Washington Bldg.

vw GRILLE AND “vc COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W. St, Clair St. Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.

JANITORS

Colored

The Indianapolis Times has openings for 2 janitors. Five-day, 40hour week, time and one-half for overtime. Steady year-around work, both now and after the war. Good wages. Excellent working condi tions. Vacations with pay. See Mr. Otto Hughes, any time Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 214 W, Maryland,

J. D. Adams Mfg. Co.'s

Roadvmachinery is helping win the war. Call at Employment Office 8 to 5, Daily — 8 te 12, Saturday

217 SOUTH BELMONT Take W. Wash. car.

KITCHEN { HELPERS

Salary, room, board and : laundry. Sunnyside Sanitorium, CH-7676. Call Mrs. Losch.

LABORERS WHITE OR COLORED

Plenty of overtime if desired. Apply employment office.

CONTAINER CORPORATION 700 West Morris Street

WANTED!!

Unskilled Men and Women

UNITED STATES RUSBER | c

. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. South Bt. |

Interviewing Hours, Mon. Through Pri. 8 A. M. Till 5 P. M.—8at,, 8 Till 12 Noon

DO NOT APPLY [PF ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORK

WANTED MACHINE SHOP

FOUNDRY HELP Essential War Industry

International Harvester Co. 5565 Brookville Rd,

WOMEN MEN

For Direct War Work

Downtown Location

Now working 48 hours in. 5% days, Starting rate, $31 weekly, progression in rate definitely guaranteed.

Please call Mr. Lesite

LL 2518

u/ 3. Railroad Retirement Board East Maryland Street

Learn Trade

trade

American Bearing Corp. 429 8. HARDING ST.

ro Man, without experience, to learn baking Requires intelligent application. but can be learned quickly. Bakers are always needed. Time and one-half over 40 hours. WEST G CO. 1331 E. WASH.. ST. Open evenings.

Lithograph Press Helpers

70¢ an hour for day work, 77¢ an hour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary. ne

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E Washington

MAINTENANCE MAN

We need an all-around maintenance nen who has also had experience on H. R. boilers, Hours to 11 p. m.. This is % steady, year-round job and we want a steady, years round an, Come in and see us or call I-3

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840. N. New Jersey Man Operate Dry Cleaning Machine

White or colored; no experience necessary; good salary, Tuchman Cleaners, 3514 Collége.

MA to work in cleaning room. TAI Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central.

~ MAN TO LEARN

s TIRE RECAPPING 4 J ALSO TIRE CHANGING

Commercial Tire Service

~ 620 N. Delaware 8t. LI-6655.

Mechanics—Metai—Painters QGuarsatee—Commission—Peterson & Central Sales Co. TA-4601

0h & CG Part Dime mm EN Ages 16 to 55 ESSENTIAL iNoysTRY

MIDSTATE F FROZEN EGG CORP. 333 W. 18th St, MEN FOR STOCK WORK

Paint and wall hang Atm

cellent s Indiana ; Paint Maryland.

MEN T0 POLISH. OARS

ROY WILMETH COMPANY 120 N, Meridian

HUGH J. BAKER & CO. - i W. MeCarthy

Colored. gg No experience . Time and half over 40 hows: double Yme_ over nk over 48. Day pa shift, us rorking

AMERICAN LEAD CORP. 1600 E.

sential f

You ay Mtn or Cola yor mn our es. ' eS Jove, Ind Mia heriency no}

operation here for 75 years.

National Starch Products, Inc.

1515 B. Drover

MEN > portunity to learn handling of furs, ' Only reliable en need apply. Year round werk

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Wash. *

repair.

MEN n to 60 YEARS

paper Baty. No Sirviense Necessary

Interviews from 8 A. M. to 6 P M

The Beveridge Paper Co.

_M7 W. Washington

METAL MAN 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

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Applicants must comply with WM.C, tions

Steady Work—G8ood Pay

* N * AND WATCHMAN

DENISON ‘SERVICE, OHIO & PENN. NO .EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Y. CARPENTER PAINTER HELP: HEATERS AND BUCKERS FREIGHT & v FXPRESS HANDLERS STORE HELPERS

Apply S$. Railroad Retirement Board S15 East Maryland Street Y BAKER re pe aL PHARMACISTS Most progressive company in Middle West has ‘excellent opportunities created by additions al locations. Write Ford Hop kins Co. 400 W. Etie Bt, Cu cago, IL.

PORTER cares Barber 8 13 W. Market. PRINTER * With experience on Kelly press. Should

know makeready and press Mjustinemia. Good pay, 5 day week. 420 E. Ohio.

PRODUCTION JOBS

in Essential Industry ’ With Post-War Security

Advance Paint Co. 545 W. Abbott

man

Heath's

SALESMEN WANTED : Exp Mh... salesmen wanfpd by nationally known firm. Splendid present and post-war opportunity. Enoetient sale ary, commission ‘and ex adie to operate panel sales experienced with specialty selling. ritory—Indianapolis, Ohio and 1llinois. Write full details as to experience, reference, ete, to J. W. Jones 425 8. State st., Indianapolis, Ind.

SALESMAN

Cake and bread. Wholesale: established route, Good pay. Apply MR. PURYER.

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W. Vermon t a

'SANDERS

PATCHERS RUBBERS SPRAYMEN

. Good Workisg Sonditions anen

Soe. Nr. Field » 610 South New Jersey Street

Stable Employment for Men

High type jobs available as trolley and bus operators. Permanent and reliable work. . Join an Industry essential in war and peace. Good pay. Paid while learn ing. Vacations provided. Awards for accomplishment. Apply Room 213, Trac, tion Terminal Bldg

IN DIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS STOCK MAN

Have a permanent position open for a reliable and healthy man over 18 to assist in packing coffee and receiving and packing shipments. Apply in person at Cook Coffee Co., 936 E. Georgia.

Stable Jobs for Mechanics Attractive = positions avaliable as mechanics in Indianapolis Railways shops and garage. Permanent and reliable work. Joi an industry essential in war and y. Paid while learning ry REA roviInd Awards for USNS. tions. Apply to superintendent, 1100 W

THE INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Store Clerk for Counter Work

Young man, pleasing personality, able to meet public. Experience desirable but not absolutely necessary. 40 hour week. Good opportunity for advancement and permanent employment. Answer Saung

ase. a Fare if any, and salary d Truck Body Paint Men

Apply Wm. R. Stewart

“|Aero-Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Massachusetts Ave.

-| TUNE-UP MAN ILUBRIGATION MAN MAN, Siesdy Ww

{ CARE for children,

Lettering:

INERS, R b

FURNACE MEN

Botnman & Son; 3313 E. 10th

|r MECHANIC STEADY DA |

Good Pay—Good W e W Desired 16% Rous Overtim ol N. Os: pitol LI-3501

Martin Truck Co.

% TUNERS % PIANO REPAIRMEN

Good Working Conditions Apply Mr. Field |

610 S. New Jersey WANT WAREHOUSE WORKER

“WANTED! . Auto Body Ding Men and Helpers.

Apply William R. Stewart AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

887 Massachusetts Ave. WATCHMAN [Si oo fom Some janitor wort in connection, Phone

GA-4421, Mr. Westphal. Indianapolis Mae chinery & Supply Co. 1950 8. Meridian,

Window Trimmer

Also show card work. Experienced, - Will consider one whe has had training. Good starting sale ary. Out-of-city applicants considered.

"LEADER STORE

149 BE. Washington

POSITIONS WANTED iB CURTAINS in my

to wash and stretch 1 home. 1818 yi TA-7473,

ONE-DAY SERVICE Emergency Dry Cleaners

Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N. Ca RADIO SERVICE REPAIR ale PNR Ch A

wa SCALE Front End Repairing and Aligning

Auto and Trucks (All SPITZNAGEL & LAY 538 Ww. contracting, ¢ tering, paints ing, cement work. Salistaction SUATe anteed, Estimate free. ot ph Brinke erhoff. 1436 Central, LI Chimney repairing;

ales and foundations; gutter -5783,

| SPRCTALIZED ~Cnimney repatring chi a Refrigeration “ii i NER sf

uipment Co. A880

and Alieed; pick 35 S04 delivery, ‘romps

N. Walcott. MA. STOKER and furnace repair. gg estimates. Call Te

spection an anid tL eve., after 4. GA-T757.

alipeo and jer wave, a ys only, am p.m, 1d, Ronde Beauty Behe i 363 RB Wash ALL M

OTOR REPAIRS c0 insect screens. Parke Auto

Service, 30th & Harding. "WA-5834 MODERN Decorating Co.; paper hanging and painting; & years experience; mates given. WA-3396,

Hardwood floors laid, fin-

a Sheu Roof Repairs, New

roofs, Guaranteed work.

Mattresses norsied Box

repaired early. RI-1832. Shas, San ganiem,

— WE CLEAN, REPAIR AND

WA-9180

INSTALL FURNACES

$5 WK. UP, BARTON HOTEL

Large, Clean. Aliracsive Rooms Parking LI-5318

EVERY ROOM WITH SHOWER 50 Meridian Gilbert Hotel Br bath leon Prater ae dine __ tance. ce. T1913. ne DELAWARE, 400 Apt. 8-—Nice a room, near Sa "3 people, empl MERIDIAN room for ai; TA-T46, PARK, 2354-Nicely furpished room, ine nerspring, good ventilation, private home, gentleman. WA-§708.

PIERO, h Hit-Nie cool room; vate

preferred. TA TA-4DS7. Bw ser G8 downstairs si room; preferred. MA-799

Delaware at Froid

29th; attractive cy noe kitchen privileges,

sleep! Rubber, pb ve TACOMA 118 ol room near bath, . C. Mallory s: constant hot water, Ey N.—Coty bedroom, gentiee may Tah No other 1oomera. WAe

8TH ST., E—Lovely room, 3 girls, od Tes home privileges, WANICE ROOM. next bath; constant ho$ water, phone; suitable gone. RI-3207, ROOMS WITH BOARD BELLEPONTAINE, 1319 — Gentleman 9 share nice room: good meals. OLIVER, 1416—Nice room, double bed, {of + two girls employed days: meals, $3 efich, MA-1706, 10 a. m.<1; i Ors tod p, , mm. STULL'S NURSING HOME — Allow youf loved ones the pleasure of recovering from their infirmities in pleasant sure roundings and home-like atmosp Nurses in attendance. TA-3097. WILL CARE for children, days, mothers care. Fenced yard. 615 Prospect. I y

WANTED—Good care. Brothers, § and 3 Southern,

years, Neighborhood 1400 E. MA-4601.

OCONVA ardiac cases. Room for 2 bed patients. Also downstairs prie vate room. MA-T7461. CONVALESCENT HOME for elderly pere son. Doctor's’ references, Nurse's care, IR-2882. WILL CARE for school age children "I my home, ages 6-8. ~2253+J

S$ Or ni his Allison's in ey Ey NICE clean rooms; Southern cooking; men cnly; $8; close in. MA-4 Am. GIVE mother's care to bables, week, Near R.C.A., Mallory’s. CH- sy MOTHER'S care for children, 4 to 11 years; by week; good home. BE-0607.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 13

BROADWAY, 1138—1-room kitchenette; near bath} accommodate 3 adults; 36. BROADWAY, 2154-2 front rooms, insue lated; constant hot water; Frigidaires garage optional, Employed adults. EDISON, room for housee keeping; close to transpore tation. KNOX, - 507—3-room apartment, private entrance: refrigeration, utilities, Adults.

915; §5; utilities;

room, FRcheheton

Mallory’'s); 3 entrance,

nished; utilities; 1 ;adults. LI-9403. ORIENTAL, 20 N. (n rooms, Frigidaire, References, Adults

12TH, 611 E. “ROOM, kitchenette, nea® bath. Adults, $6.

ear private

ing distance; utilities furnished; adults, R1-3224.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT n APARTIVENT RENTAL BURY

NO VACANCIES “MOYNAHAN "APARTMENTS" Ll

T. A. Moynahan Pi Properties ARTMENTS

MOYNAHAN APAR'

850 N. Pennsylvania st. LI

APARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE H. H. WOODSMALL AGENCY 108 E. WASHINGTON--LI-5391,

GENERAL APARTMENTS 22 W. Vermont LI-3349

ECT, 309%; — 4-room apartment, heat, water furnished; $30.. CH-0286.

FURNISHED APTS. & HOUSES 19

8, 1303—Large Toom and Adis only, ° Private en-

SHERMAN DR., kitchenette. trance. BL-120

HOUSES a RENT

3300" N N, East: 4-rm. semi-mod., ~ Rent $30, with privilege of buying. LE

WANTED TO RENT 2

BUSINESSMAN, wife and ky need 36 3-! unfurnished h:

Y loca! Ra double, or

4-5 ‘best of .

Wasminsiea’ SEABED nln

estie

LINDEN, 1205—One-room apartme Re

TWO unfurnished rooms, near bath; walke .

E. Kirk MoKin IN CAM

1% Acres; R

Balance mon PHILLIPS A. 38 mi. oul suiavle, 30 A

and cross fenc wells; fall TWELL, 119% j J Acres | ments; $3.750;. $7 : ALL,

i ROOMS, Ln “electricity, wate QOLEY, 106 E.

"ACRE, 3-rm. | dition.” Call

MORTGAGE . No com. PENS]

“TERMITES —