Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1944 — Page 14

BLAS

* B|FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Are Well Planned

Elegant surroundings and courteous service. An attendant on duty night and day. of chapel and organ no extra cost. . Private ambulance service day or night.

Blasengym Funeral Home -

2226 Shelby Street A. 2570 Member Moose Lodge No. 17

ENGYM FUNERALS: . « Distinctive But Not Extravagant

Use

SOUTH SIDE If No One Answers, Call MA. 3321

DEATH NOTICES 1

polis 1 Times, . Monday Aug. ARTI MKER Emma F. entered into rest Sunday, age 73 years, widow of Peter W.

Baker. mother of Mrs. Blanche Burns, Mrs. Mabie F. Jaynes, Mrs. Grace Wind-

mann and Charies L. Baker, deceased. Services Wednesday, 1030 a. wm. at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel Friends

may call at residence, 2301 Morgan st, ntil 8 a. m. Tuesday: at Peace Chapel m Tuesday noon until hour of servfee. Burial Galveston, Ind. BECKERICH George, husband C. (Batliner), father of Leonard J., Paul J. and George E | Beckerich, brother of Mrs. John Geisel and Mrs. Cary Newport, died Sunda) Broadway PF Kirby Mortuary, am Interment, may call at the BRANDENBURG Newton st, wi grandmother mon and Paul mother of Carney dway Saturgay p at Dorsey Pune York st. Pun esday at | the funeral home. Burial Crown Hill - BROWN—Charlotte Ann, age 3. beloved Little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George own. sister of Curtis *Jarshall Brown, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theogore Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn rown, passed away Saturday a. m. Services Tuesday, 10 a. mm. Conkle Funeral Home, 1634 W. Michigan. Priends invited. , Burial Floral Park, Friends may cail at the funeral home. BUCY Carl Pred, age 66 vears. beloved rother of Frank J. Bucy, passed away undsy evening at Veterans Puneral Wednesday, 1.30 p Shirley ' Bros. Central Chapel, Llinois st. Burial Floral Park. Frien ds | may call at the chapel after § p. m, ~ Monday. : BOOK —Ed A, Ninshard of Esther Ford

of Ottilia Victor W_,

Debbie

hospital. m.,

IT ile, Ra away «Sunday, Aug, 6. at Veterans hospital | Friends may. call at the. Feeney & Feeney Funera! Home, 2339 N. Meridian “st. Funeral Wednesday,

h m. Angels church. Holy

Cross cemetery. DEAN—Goldie M., entered into rest Sunday, age 58 years, wife of Charles M. Dean, mother of Mrs. Lee Irwin, Mrs. H. R. Gruman and Mrs. Theron Schad, sister of Raymond Smith. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. at Harry W. Moore Jace Chapel. Friends are welcome. urial Simmons cemetery. FALENDER—Louis, of 3255 Central, passed away Sunday morning, father of Archie, n, Dr. Phillip, David, Mrs, Har borber and Mrs. Ed Rosenberg. brother of Sam, Julius, Mrs. Hyman frrisdman #nd Mrs. Lena Batterson. Services will conducted 10:30 a. m., Tuesday, at Aaron Ruben Funeral Home.

FEENEY-—Mary E., beloved wife of Marsin T. Feeney, mother of Edward, Mary C., Francis and Lawrence of Indianapolis; Joseph E. of Cincinnati, O., and Sister Mary Loretta of Oldenburg, Ind.; sister of Thomas Kinney of Cleveland, Q., passed away Aug. 4. Friends may oall at the Feeney & Feeney Puneral Home, 2339 N, Meridian, Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a. m., from the funeral 9 a. m, Our Lady of Lourdes Burial Calvary cemetery. Altar Sodality will meet for prayer at 4 p. m. Monday. FRANZMAN—Leon P., husband of Pearl (Peggy) Franzman, brother of Herbert and Eugene Franzman and Mrs. Nina Driscoll, York, Pa.. also survived by a nephew in navy and two nieces, died Sunday in the Methodist hospital. Pueral ‘Wednesday, 8:30, from the Kirby

Bur: al

e; church.

Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st.; 9 a. m_, 8t. John's church. Interment Calvary gemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. :

6 ER-—-Fred, husband of Leona, ther of Ragbert, brother of Mrs. Irma ker and Mrs. Fern Lineback, departed this life Sunday, age 44, neral Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington, at 10 a. m. Burial, Lebanon. ds invited. BAMILTON—Louise ¥., age 32, beloved wife of Pvt. Raymon L. Hamilton, mother of Carolyn Louise and Robert ne Hamilton, daughter of r. Thomas H. Titus and Margaret Titus, and sister of Mrs. Laura Merrill, Mrs. - Bertha Leer of Pt. Bragg. Cal, passed away Saturday evening. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., from Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Memorial Park. Priends may call at chapel after 5 p. m.,, Sunday. BAMPSHIRE Lula, of 1610 8. Randolph, beloved mother of Mrs. Carroll Powell, Mrs. Ruth Preston, Mrs. Zula Rogers and grandmother of Ronald Fischer and Beaman 1-c Fred Fischer; sister of G. C. McVey and Mrs. Hulda Eads of Bloomington, Ind, passed away Saturday %. m. Priends may call at the Robert Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect st. Funeral service Tuesday, 8:30 a

from the funeral home. and 9 a. m rom St. Catherine's church. Burial New Crown.

KERN—OLtt P., beloved husband of Lillian, father of Robert Edward, Cincinnati,

and Ott Kern, Bakersfield, Cal; brother of John A, Lillian Kern a Mrs. Clara Van Cleave, dearted this life Sunday, age 65. neral Wednesday, Aug. 9, at Bethlehem Lutheran church. 52d and

Central ave, 2 p. m. Friends may call at Moore & Kirk North Side Colonial Mortuary, Collége and Fairfield. until 12 o'clock Wednesday. Burial in Concordia cemetery. Friends invited.

KOEHRN—Gertrude Fries, mother of Pred, William and Robert of Indianapolis; Edward of Greenwood and Earl of Natal Reserve Station, Honolulu; sister of Charles 8chnefer and William Fries. and three grandchildren, passed away Aug. § at her home, 2124 Hanna ave Puneral Tuesday, 2 p. m, at St. John's Pvangelicgl and Reformed church, Ban. » ders and Leonard st:. Friends may call at the home until noon Tuesday and at the church from 1 p. m. unti of service, Burial Mt, Pleasant cemetery. i BEEDY—Nellie Adelia, mother of irs. lis Robins, Calvin Leedy Leedy of Macy, Ind; and Ralph Bcheafler assed away Sunday ome of Mrs. Robins, 96! Mills ave Puneral services at the Deedsville Jrited Brethren chureh, Tuesday, m. Burfal Mt. Hope cemetery, Loguaspor: Friends may call at the / “Chapel - of - the Chimes,’ until 10, Tu esday morning Logansport and Peru papers please copy.) MILLER—Lt. Fred Marion of 6385 Broadway, n of Mrs cl ara C. Miller,

Eland Keith sister of Charles of Logansport, morning at the

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departed . at dongville, La. Fur vz 8, at Moore & Kirk Nor Side Colonial Mortuary, College at d, m., Burial

Fairfe F

Crown Hill MONEYHUN—Do Verna, beloved wife of Arnold R. Mon reyhun, mother of Richard Allen, Wanda Sue and Carolyn Verna Moneyhun. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Crouch, sister of Mrs. ‘Margaret Ruth Love and Harley Glen Crouch, pass od away Sunday p. m., Methodist; hos} Friends may call at the home ner mother, Mrs. Moses

Grey rd. Funeral serve. Souihport Pres-

Crouch, on ice Wednes . ¥ 1, byterianchlircly. Friends invited Burial Greenwood etery. Robert W,

8tirPRANGE—Emma CL. 1010 Bellefontaine, beloved mother ot Eimer C. and Cla: ence F. of Da: Oo depar ted this

life

call

RUDDLE—Minnie C., age 50 vears, wife of rl, mothér of Mrs Mary Fore man, Mrs. Minnie Catherine Schenk Edward and Charles Ru ister of Mrs. May Ashford, Mrs. Monnie Crady and Rollie Aslop. passed away Monday. Puneral Wednesday, Aug. 8 2 m., at residenc 3760 W. Washingon st. Friends 1 €d. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. ids may call at residence. (Louisville, Ky. and Evan. ville, Ind, papers please copy.) George

W. Usher service. SMITH--RC., 16 years, 1916 Sharon” ave., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J, brother of Pvt. Gene M., Sarasota, Fin. passed away Saturday p. m. Services Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Tuesday, 2 p.m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill + Priends may call at mortuary. SMITH--Mary Alice, age 86, mother of Marion Smith, passed away Sunday evening «t residence, 7200 W, ash+ ‘ington, Service Wednesday, 10 a. m., Conkle Puneral Home, 1934 W. Mich igan. Friends invited Burial Mt, Jackson. Priends may call ai the funeral home after 1 p. m. Tuesd BONTAG—Louls, of 1525 Park, assed 3a) su suddenly Monday morning. § HusEva, stepfather of Sfanley, Der of Marmenstien. will be - nducted at 3 ». m. Tuesday; at Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home. M., age 59, beloved

cu; assed Funeral 50 iriey Bros. et

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DEATH NOTICES 3 indianapolis “Times, Monday “Aug. a, 1944 WRIGHT Clyde W., husband of Marie Kramer Wright of Gerald, brother of Matthew C. and Rosalie Wright, Mrs. Fred Goodwin, Mrs, W. M. Lewis, all of Lovilia, Ta.; Mrs. H. N. Crowell and Mrs. Amelia Tulle, Des Moines, Ia ¢ C Sparrawgrave, Fairmont, Minn. Died Sunday in the Long hospital. Friends may call at the Kirby wmor-

§ HELP WANTED-—-FEMALE 2 MILLIN ERY SALESLADY |cotorEdp couple: fal ee open now through winter. wy HOP

attractive salary, HAT

ALV:

RECEPTIONIST

Apply 9 & M. to 4 P

1841 Ludlow For finished work.

840 N. New Jersey.

NA CIRCLE @ PBX OPERATOR AND @ ‘Salary open; ‘excellent Prpertentty,

Mitchell & Scott Machine Co.

PEN MARKERS

Girls or’ Women for family work marking.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

Jail i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

"EXPERIENCED FOUNTAIN MANAGERS

Steady employment, Convenient location. Your drug store is an essential part of your every day home front service,

SEE MR. MOORE ‘

HOOK’S DEPENDABLE

DRUG STORES California and Market sts.

Permanent jobs for and bus operators. good future for you. Splendid pay. Bonus plan.

women

Pleas.

LESS— relatives and neighbors for their many acts of kindness extended us during the

BaROY Britter,

L1-9020 days.

'LOST—Reward for Black folder contain. ing ration bobks and gasoline stamps. IR-5848

LOST—Roll of- bills. Vicinity Central “G

and 30th st. Reward. TA-3

TOST—PInk shell rim glasses; prov case (odd shaped); reward.

INSTRUCTIONS

~ GIRLS—WOMEN

BE A PRACTICAL NURSE

BIG DEMAND-—HIGH WAGES High school not necessary, Easy

IR-7541

LEARN bea . ternational auty School, 342 E. Wash.

HELP WANTED—FEMALE - ©

ECE

s ALLE LI

LAE TE FRET

SET Canva

ETT TT 1 Machine Operators

r Wark Needs

BILL CLERK

Good pay: 40 hours. TAFFORD ENGRAVING CO. 848 N. Meridian st. RI-5501

COLORED KITCHEN HELP DUKES RESTAURANT 4208 COLLEGE AVENUE

Comptometer Operator 52 Day Week Have permanent position {in ac. counting department. Excellent working conditions. good hours and pay. Apply to Mr. Pontius.

POLAR ICE AND FURL 2000 Northwestern ave.

COOKING and general housework; family of three adults; go or stay; private Toom and bath. 4501 N. Delaware. HU-

COUNTER GIRLS—$25.00

10 a. m. to 7 p. m. No Sundays. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware. WA-6440

CURB GIRLS DISHWASHER

$21.00 weekly; 8 hours. 6 days: no Sundays: no nights. PARAMOUNT CAFETERIA, 603 N. Illinois.

DISHWASHER—COLORED

Guaranty Cafeteria—20 N. Meriidan.

EFFICIENT SALES GIRL

52-day week: good wage. TAYLOR'S GROCERY & BAKERY, 3760 N. Illinois st

EXPERIENCED

* PAIRERS *

Temporary or Permanent. Full or Part Time Work. -

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RI-1321, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

EXPERIENCED woman for general housework and cooking; 3 adults, 5 days: Monday through Friday, reference;-$18 BR-3824.

FLAT WORK FEEDERS & FOLDERS

Day Hours—Good Pay Pleasant Surroundings

/ Sterling Laundry 735 Lexington “Flat Work Feeders and Folders ay RATE PLUS PRODUCTION

BON CROWN

2901 E. Washington

GIRLS TO LEARN Checking—Packing—Pressing FABHION CLEANERS—1901 CENTRAL

GIRLS 18-30

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

Central States Envelope Co. 16 S. Sherman Drive

@ HIGH TYPE@

COST CLERK Experienced in factory cost: permanent, salary open; excellent opportunity; post-

war security, Apply 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.

Mitchell & Scott Machine Co,

1841 Ludlow

TT HOTEL MAIDS

Spink-Arms hotel. See Mrs. Sloat, 410

N. Meridian. HOUSEKEEPER -— White; assist with housework and cooking; no children; no heavy laundry; nice room; WA-5045.

HOUSEKEEPER, middle-age; home privi- + leges;- $15; "assist with children. 345 ~ Buckingham dr. HU-2435,

HOUBEKEEPER— White, single,

home; man has small house. m

wanting _ BR-6856,

- after 6 p. white, office cleaning, nights: ads work. Hours 5:30 to

MAID : m., 33 hours per week;

142 time = No experience necessary. See Mr. .Luther, 710 Kahn Bldg.

Y Mail Clerk

« No ‘experience nelessary; opportunity for advancement: good starting salary. For interview call at

American States Insurance Co. © 542 N. MERIDIAN :

learning. Free transportation,

Insurance pian

tuary, Meridian at 19th st, after noon Tuesday. Time of service later. CARDS OF THANKS 2 HARL We wish to thank our friends, | minal Bldg

ARLE Stable industry with

Paid while Apply 214 Traction Ter-

as trolley ant work.

Vacation.

Indianapolis AGGIE]

TELEPHONE OPER

Opsaings Now No Experience

Employment Office--Women

240 N. Meridian 8t.

Bell Telephone Co.

INTERESTING. WORK FOR WOMEN

. B. M. OPERATOR ® BOOKKEEPER ® COST CLERKS © STENOGRAPHERS ® WOMAN WITH MULTIGRAPHADDRESSOGRAPH EXP. FOR MAILING DEPT.

FOR MEN IN PRODUCTION DEPT.

11 at our employment office between 30 a. m, and 12 noon.

BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP.

216 N, Pine St,

MEN-WOMEN General Factory Work Punch Presses @ Drill Presses @ Tool Room @ Inspection General Laborers War Work with Post War Opportunity—Experience Pp’ Not Necessary—Day or Night Work=5% HFS. pér WEK.—Apply bet. 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., including Sat.

MeQUAY_NORRIS MFG. CO. 7. Massachusetts Ave. co achusetts Ave At

fllness and death of our veloved wife and mother, Blanche B. Harle SS. Bolt — — REAL SILK x especially wish to thank the Rev. all the Women of the Moose and Mr. and * A Mrs. Jordan of the Jordan FPuneral will train Home. . nuseanp ano cuioren. | % HOSIERY SEAMERS =o “6! 18 to 35 ! FLORISTS - & MONUMENTS 6 Day work; pleasant conditions: : convenient transpor tion, modern “HERITAGE” MEMORIALS cafeteria; free J Jeal th, accident 1 1 , and hospital on insurance; i See Our Beautiful Display 3 Sost-war fu | Sears, Roebuck & Company 53 N. NOBLE OP iirc sn| * SALES GIRLS % LOST—Brown billfcld in Red Cab Saturday night between 2000 W. 10th and 1400 W. 34th, containing receipts and Main floor, sports and lingerie; expepictures of husband and brother over:| rience helpful but not essential. If you seas. Keep money. return purse and] like to meet the public we will train you, contents 10 1947 Hillside ave. or TA-| Excellent opporunitv to learn sales work. 6185. Good salary and pleas ant working con= WIE BOY-—who- pieked—up- $15 in _{ront Lditions. Apply Siegel, THREE of baseball stand at carnival, Troy and | SISTERS, 17 N. erst x ert fn Madison, Saturday night, please call GA-2943. Reward. 2 2 LOST—Sigma Chi | fraternity p pin, Saturday. Initials T. J. P. II. Reward MA- SALES PERSON | TOST Black patent leather purse, down. |- Experienced in- Selling town Friday, Jontaiming No. ,4 ration books; {HU-8157 nission.

ATORS

Available Required

Trained Compto : Operators

Work experience n

gs Woy

3 240 N. Meridi

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

7 Employment Office—Women

meter

ot required

TRS E E NUK THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

‘for Permanent Jobs in Our Packing and Shipping .Department

Plenty of Overtime Call Mr. Boles at

I. Holcomb Mfg. Co. 1601 Barth Ave.

an St.

WAITRESSES

Night Top Wagés

Girls 14-18, must have

work permit.

WHEELER'S 139 N. Pennsylvania St.

% WAITRESSES — INSIDE TEE PEE — WA-6440

WAITRESS

~ 6 NIGHTS 1357 8. MERIDIAN ST.

WAITRESSES

For Our Terrace Tearoom

If you would like either full or parttime employment amid inviting surroundappreciative clientele, lease come to our Terrace Tearoom (6th oor) any morning before 11 o'clock.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

ings serving an

WAITRESS

ary,

x White—no Sundays. room, board. Grimes Hotel and Cafe, 118 E. Main, Plainfield.

Bal-

Phone 2021. WAITRESS 3:5;

Good a

pay. “HI 8. Illinois.

6 on

WAITRESS 7

~ WAITRESS

WANTED 411 8. Illinois St.

AYS IDIAN ST. D

WANTED—Middle- -aged room and bose) furnished. 5 p.m. BE-1180

colored

woman; Call after

Wom. §

Call Superintendent.

BE-4797. Are ‘Needed A VITAL WAR INDUSTRY Good wages: steady work;

transportation: music while excellent cafeteria.

3310 E. Mich,

Cooking & gen. hsewk.; 2 adults; 20. 80 home >» home nights. HU- 3720.

* Women +

For Institutional work, B

Indianapolis,

convenient you work;

Ind.

WOMEN WANTED to LEARN PIANO REBUILDING.

Experience not necessary. Good working conditions.

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT.

See Mr. Fiel

610 S. New Jersey St.

* YOUNG LADY «

for clerical work in bank, machine experience necessary;

2 messenger girls. Keogh.

Appl

Adding also y to Mr.

American National Bank |

45 N. Penn.

HELP WANTED—MALE- FEM.

Meet Truck at

50 | BEAN PICKERS |

519 S. NEW JERSEY

Transportation

to and from Field

— ow

Division General Needs

MEN & WOMEN

Motors

MEN AND WOMEN Machine Operators Skilled and Unskilled

Also Male Timekeeper Permanent Jobs in wisential K ay

Work. Apply 8-5 Mon. through Fri or Bas,

MANUFACTUR EVELT AVE

~ Men or Women

16 Years and Up For Fountaineers

Full time, day or evening work. Experienced preferred, but not necessary. Your drug store is an essential part of your everyday homefront service.

See Mr. Moore

J Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores — California and Market Sts

~ MEN and WOMEN

for Day and Night Work

Learn Aircraft Industry

Build major airplane assemblies for the

Hell Diver, the navy’s new dive bomber; for the army's C-46 commando transport: assembly, riv inspectors, die set-up

man, sheet metal workers, press operators.

Hours of Interview 30 A. M. to 10 P. M.

iy Corporation

ircraft Division

330 "E” ST. JOSEPH

PRODUCTION JOBS

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

Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Inland Container Corporation 100 West Morris Street

STEWART-WARNER

INDIANAPOLIS

Needs / Men ‘a n ‘and Women

MACHINE OPERATORS Excellent Opportunities NOW and POST-WAR

Applv 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Personnel Office, 1063 York Street

'STEWART-WARNER

INDIANAPOLIS

Corp

To help build more

airplane engines.

“Make Victory Your Business” |

Apply either

SPEEDWAY or MAYWOOD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

or U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

| EN

Statement of availability required, rte meme Sore LC

% Cylinder Printing

Pressman

* Truck Driver * Woman Cafeteria.

Cook

rs Package Co.

802, S. Delaware

woman for Ment house-

may thi at he chap] Monday,

k: half days; ts. x : ave; 3 30E TN good pay; two adul

WANTED!!

Unskilled Men anc Women

UNITED STATES RUGSBER

PLOYMENT OFFICE, 19 W. South 8t.

Interviewing Hours, Mon. Through Fri 8 A. M. Till 5 P. M.~8at., 8 Till 12 Noon

‘DO NOT APPLY IP ALREADY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WORE

‘

Bo Morar Ta we

room work. 88 Years in the

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

Has permanent unskilled and skilled jobs for men and boys. Also women for stocke-

steel business assures postwar security. Plenty of overtime.

. Apply. Mr. Miller

343. W. McCARTY ST. Stockyards Bus

Take Washingion and Sep, Ave]

YOU ARE N

.emplo; th men an

NOTICE

Han will be comply with regulations.

$1.42Y, Per

Ap Barker Bros.

Manager with some

(0 PAINTERS

Steady work.

to assist Service Manager. the proper man. See Mr. Stephenson.

GATES MOTORS, inc.

3327 N. Illinois.

for immediate work in the Penicillin Department of

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY

Other essential jobs with post-war ment opportunities are open d women,

All male workers covered the Priority Referral required to II WMC

ply 3. Person

AUTO PARTS MAN

Excellent opportunity for a Parts Dept. nowledge of parts,

ill train

—AUTO MECHANIC .

good proposition.

ie A. Sharp Co, Inc.

Permanent position,

443 Virginia

"BARBER °F!

C-

Apply

{Us S$. Railroad Retivement Board

Ave.

HEATH BARBER SHOP 133 W, Market

rh “Wot k..50r... 2

fot Light Packing in Dept! 40-Hour Week Permanent—Pleasant

Mutual Drug Co 18 .W, Georgia * CABINET MAKERS PAINTERS BOILERMAKERS ELECTRICIANS

Investigate. the opportunities offered in railroad ‘work.

15 East Maryland Street

Kine

CARPENTERS

block north of English,

COKE

ing furnaces. experience need bent helpful.

fir, Farm Bureau

Mr.

Maryland and Penh. Sigafoos, MA-4421.

Big housing project. 4703 Stratford,

SERVICE man wanted by Citizens Gas & Coke Utilities, instruct users in Bung coke burn-

ut mechanical Permanent job in an essential industry. Call in person between 8-10 in the morning; 3rd

w ©

or phone

one

orner

COOKS and GRILL MEN WA-6440

C00K WANTED ,7'" © FILLING STATION % Attendants vy % Over 40 4

% Good Pay ¥ TA-4535

411

e¥ Nlinois

Rate, 76¢c per

opportunity, See Mr. ili

llinois.

IF YOU are Interested in a job with an excellent postwar future, with no tire or grease work and with a good starting ‘salary and opportunity for quick

advancement, apply at GASETERIA, INDIA]

FREIGHT HOUSE "TRUCKERS

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

Hour

PENN RAILROAD

139 E. South wee | FURNACE repair men and installers; real

Davies,

"1031 EB. WASH, NAPOLIS.

1023 N.

Call

J. 0. Adams Mfg. Co.'s

Road machinery is helping win the_ war. at Employment Office 8 to 5, Daily — 8 to 12, Saturday 217 SOUTH BELMONT _, Take W. Wash. car.

Wm,

on the ground.

To meet this

assets

are

* Lithograph * Press Helpers

0c an hour for day work. 77s an hour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary.

B. Burford Printing Co. 603 E. Washington Make up to 32 Jer hour Comm

PART TIME, FREE TRAINING, PERMANENT, POST-WAR Meet post-war era with your feet All lines of endeavor will be highly competitive. competition most powerful character, nowledge of how to successfully Seal wih personalities. PREPARE

See Mr. Abbey, 8:30 to 10 a. m.

half over 40 hours.

to work In

MAN

and reliable work, fortable surroundings. Bonus ‘plan. cations. Insurance

pla Traction Terminal Bld

MECHAN General Truck Sales, Inc.,

Guaran

16 to

% Earn While You % Plenty Overtime

operation here for 75 years,

1515 8. DROVER

Fashion _Cleaners,

608 N. Noble or phone for appointment, RI-9301—Ext, 269. * % Male Help Wanted * * Essential industry. 80c an

hour, 48 hour week; time and a

* Apply 1760 S. Harding St. %

cleaning 1901

Splendid . pay. Free transportation.

n. Ap

| Indianapolis Railways

ICS

Steady work, good pay. See Mr. Reehling.

31 w,

Mechanics—Metai—Painters

rantee-.Commission--Peterson 30th & Central Sales go. TA-4501 All or Part T'm

% MEN

Learn

% No Experience Necessary

% Steady ‘Now and After the War %w Come Out and Talk It Over

EVANS MILLING co.

1780 W. Michigan St.

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary

Full or part time. Steady work now and after the war. Our business has been in

National Starch Products, Ine. “MEN ‘WITH CARS °

late model, to deliver telegrams;

~ Wastorn Ubi?

Dalton.

Central.

| Mechanics—Read This

Attractive jobs for mechanics in our modern shops and garage. Permanent

Good future.

room.

Com-

Vaply 214

13th,

Refrigeration

HELP WANTED-MALE ‘vc Men 4 For Institutional werk.

Call Superintendent. BE.

MEN OVER No Experience Necessary

Sisriing Laundry

1-8

Gilbert ir Foran 1008 N.“REW

or Wm

Central; ol { familys I

MEN {11Q) General 1abor work "Receivers Sweepers & Janitor-Service Wa Work. Good ar Indus BEL ce . “RCA VICTOR 3310 E. Mich., Indianapolis, Indiana

Interviews from

or night shift. nights,

*x 17 to 60 YEARS

For production jobs essential paper Indust

No Experience Necessary

The Beveridge Paper Co. MEN WANTED Colored preferred. No experience necessary. Time and half over 40 hours; double time over 48. Day Essential industry.

AMERICAN LEAD CORP. | wor

EN %

8A Mts P M

Washington

Bonus for working

. 21st.

For General Steady E _ Opportunity f CENTRAL STAT 16 S. Sh

MEN

Factory Work mployment or Advancement

ES ENVELOPE 00; erman Drive -

Applicants must

Steady Work.

NO EXPERIE EXCELLENT

SHOP

S. Railroad

15 East Mi

New York (Central Freight Station

F REIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

STORE HELPERS YARD BRAKEMAN, SWITCHTENDERS FREIGHT AND ENTRESS HANDLERS P!

SE oomply, with wM.C

rk—Good Pay CE NECESSARY

OPPORTUNITIES WORKERS

Retirement Board aryland Street

PLUMBER WANTED BE-4412

* SAL Cash in on our deal;

eekly. Com

"CONSUMERS HOME EQU

401 N. CAPITOL AVE.

PRINTER

With some experience on Kelly press. Should know somie makeready and press

Read This

Permanent jobs for men as trolley and bus operators. Stable industry with future for you. Pleasant work Splendid

pay. Bonus plan. Paid w ng Free transportation. Vacation. Insurance plan. Apply Room 214, Traction Terminal Bldg. :

Indianapolis Railways

pay, § day week.

near th, good

LS: ut family; gentle~ men,

MERIDIAN-$9D—Lovely room: _ private bath. Sony congental i home: meals optional; | T

"next to bath: cross ventilation; $5.00 for one, $7.00—two. Gentlemen. TA-9716. ROOMS WITH

CAPITOL, 3168 N.—Nice room; inner png, private home; good meals; 1-2;

ELDERLY invalid, mental or bed patients; able.

downstairs space avail 604 N. Jofferson, CH-2387. e+ pe mother; care for prechildren in her home. Maces90S .

WILL board infant; nice suburban home; erences

mother's rr; Tet, exchanged;

SMALL child, by week; good Christian home; references. HU-81 ;

WILL board children; mother's care. 538

8. Rybolt., BE-5575-Ms Cane of children in my Home by the eek. 1306 Bradbury, GA-T008.

‘FORMER TEACHER will give best care to girl, 8 to 11 years. TA-6583.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS n

TE Fels

room; . cross on entilation nsrspting: near > t hot an entrance. LI

CARROLLTON, TH04—La room. Next to ‘bath, Constant hot ater, Good trans rtation.

Call CH-7168

for a; Keller

b. ity. Realtors. LI-4401.

L BUY

ston; 6 rooms, ga gas and toilet; extra lot; fruit and shade Price” $4 hear | Welt Mr. Powell, RI-3313; eves. RI-8276.

753 Livin

i|ACRO REALTY CO. 208 N. DEL. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

condition. 2000-11 £. 2 RANDOLPH rms, side; $3450. MA-1331,

Fioteher Trust Company, Agent FOR SALE 26 THREE - BEDROOM SUBURBAN HOME SOUTHWEST ON ROAD 67 AND S. HIGH SCHOOL RD. LOTS OF SHADE AND GOOD COUNTRY AIR. DRIVE BY AND INSPECT.

ae bedrooms, tile bath, large living dining room, modernistic kitchen: beauttral og floors; den upstairs; full basement; hot-air furnace; house fully insulated; air-conditioned; storm windows; screens;* screened-in front porch; 2-car garage; lots of shade; side drive; 4 acre round; built 1940; taxes $23.50 year; 30 ays possession. Price, $9,600. Call

Ketrow ea EY: CK ¢ Carn]

OPEN AFTER 6 P. M. 2225 WEST 58TH ST.

BUNGALOW, SUBURBAN modern; pile in 1939; 2-car garage; poultry house, garden, lots of ruit, nicely shrubbed and treed; fully in bus to city and schools, Call

SPRIN IN DIANA TRUST. CO. MA-1443

ye, Bi a room; Kitoh-

Sui 1 room, $5. APARTMENTS 1 OR

NO VACANCIES - “MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" L1-5883 . A. Moynahan on MOYNAHAN AP. wo s AA wim,

He He WOODSMALL AGENCY

108 E. WASHINGTON—LI-S391. GENERAL APARTMENTS

22 W. Vermont LI-2439 RANDOLPH, 8. 333—Nice apsrtment; near Deh constant hot water; reference; $7.50. PR-0383. CLAIR, 2714 W.—Three unfurnished rooms for rent; upstairs; private entrance. IN COUNTRY home, N. W., 3 rooms, kitch-

enette, bath, priva Fd entrance; $12 wk. TA-0126

new victory silverwar

—_

e for IPMEN

PMENT

Good salary and

SERVICE STATION OPERATORS

of post-war employment,

Also TRUCK DRIVER. Good salary.

Apply Mr. James

1004 MASS. AVE.

commission, Insured

SHORT 0

URS—8 ST. MORITZ, 109 N. Pennsylvania

DAYS

TRUCK TO

Plenty

_401 8. State

Most Coal Conveyor Loaded

3830 Brookville Road

TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL

Steady work, good rate of pay.

HAUL COAL

of Orders

rrick Coal Co.

~~ e181

Coal Company

TUNE | Steady work. 8 E. Washington St,

ALSO LUBRICATION

Apply

TUNE-UP MAN

Steady Work—Good Wages

Superior | Chevrolet

% TUNERS % PIANO REPAIRMEN

Good Working Conditions

610 S. New Jersey

UP MAN uperior Chevrolet, 522

MAN

Washington

Mr. Field

WANTED

no heute if able See M

Wanted

and Tire Men

In Essent

r. Luther,

Mechanics, Helpers

Apply Clyde 8. Berry Aero Mayflower Transit Ce. 887 Mass. Ave,

white man for janitor work; good wage for right party. Al e Suis

bodied g lo 0 gahn ldg.

ial Industry

% WHITE MAN * Shipping, deliveries and truck driver. Hendren Printing Co.. 685 Century Bldg. | m,

POSITIONS- WANTED

MEN'S, women's and Entidien’s laundry

to do at home. wor 2446 Win. throp ave. WA-5804, PERSONAL SERVICES 14

LADIES" ME

2-214 E. 16th

AN * PRESS *REPAI

MEYER O NTT

N'S GARMENT SLE

YYW]

Emergency

From § En | Ropa

RADIO SER

2810. B, TA-6738; Na biel

ALL motor repairs;

20th

and Hardi

ONE-DAY SERVICE

Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N, Cap. WE SPECIALIZE iring and Aligning SPTTANACEL & ee A WB Ww. PRARL

We pick Hy 4 aud deliver. Rado a.

SPECIALIZE in repairing chimneys, foun= dations, Jsaky Toul 58 gutters; ime vice.

brake service. Parke Auto

Dry Cleaners

VICE REPAIR

535; 133 2.

y, FR

complete motor tuneBervice,

WA-5834. Century

e spartmenty a ley our ne Je Raking $80 to $100

t red Joo | Vacant; 8 tms.; mod.; $4,250; Colored =": men BROS

TWO. ware for 1 ls or

$45—NEAR 400 8, Tm. bung. (Man reserves room.) HI-1133, (Eve. IR-7958.) .

BROADWAY, adults;

WANTED WANTED—Room and board in comfortable

h fi ed oe Joe. employed a mother and

Hr MANAGEMENT -~ RENTAL SERVICE ALLISON REALTY CO. Ine., RI-2368 MOVING & STORAGE 3

“Hodges Storage Co.

Store Now—Pay Six Months, Later. Estimate

Invited. 960-62 N. Meridian. RI-2019

HOUSES—LOTS FOR SALE 24 $750 DOWN Immediate Possession Less than 3 years old; 2-bedroom bungalow. Built-in" features, hardwood floors, full basement; side drive to garage. 4 Winfield (3d st east .). Convenient to Allison's. Keller Realty, Realtors, LT-440%, CH-T168

Bi: 2 Bungalow Doubles

ntucky ‘ave. (old yi at Bian of Ale Maywood

rent $1,230. Price only 38.600, Call T Nicolai or N, L. Koepper, J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO. MA-8411. 1060 HARLAN ST. 6 rooms, 2-story modern. Used as duplex now; bath up, toilet and lavatory down. New decorations and awnings. OPA rental $80. Low priced. BR-0131. BRIDGES ok GRAVES CO. REALTORS 3 N. DEL. . , RI-4T7

Near Kiiison's & Stout Field

Hall- Hottel Go. - MA. 8581 5280. -52 E. ST. JOE §-Room bungalow seJouble:

mod. frame with ick porch; rent Price 00, By appt. only, Mr, Burgess,

IR-6102. American Estates Co. MA-1376

4-ROOM cottage. Long living room; lights, water and gas; garage, chicken park and house; 7 beering cherry trees, grapes and plums, Plenty of shade, flowers ahd shrubbery, 845 lfanhattsn ave. Wo Washin ington st, turn right, ihn ouse.

1035 VILLA AVE. 8- tta f-modern; inside tollet. TE sulbrick: exterior: $1.19 will handle deal. Ph. Mr. DA BR-0131

married couple; #7 week. T FURNISHED APTS. & HO USE: SI.

48 ACRES Johnson Co.

4-Room home, large barn, poultry, lots of fruit, deep well, A real buy “at $3500; $1500 cash, bal, terms, 24 Mi on 8, Mendiad Bt, % mi x Sf Po . Beekhiam will

INPiANA "TRUST C0. —aa-1

NHien, Soqarg pooper) Somow the sale method. Demand abstract of title. Hove a ned Dy your attorney. Union Title Company

nion_Titie Building Cee Marker St.

160 A—$15 Per Acre

located near Peoga, Brown Co jots of fine timber and building sites; has deep well, small Creek; close enough to city for country homes. Call SPRINGER. INDIANA TRUST CO, MA-143

3 A. and 5-Rm, Modern Bung. Carson ave. at Hanna ave. (noriaeast cor.) . beautiful yard, 3-car garage; bus at door. Price $5750; half cash will handle. Can see " Sinasy or any day

5:30. Inspec nes Office, FR. 3504

PHILLIPS REALTY Res MA. 602 50 Acres ’

715 Miles from Vivalia, I Park outbuildings;

County. Good house, many black, level land; some tim ber; well fenced, quick Saie.- 33 0 ash. [ 8 ¢. Harmon Co? iv HU-324 S20

3 10 Miles south pf Rd. 3, Vacant mm. single, 3 bedrms. cond.; quick sale; $2500. FR-4661, "HU- 3341

&. €. Harmon Co.

0 A. 33 mi. 5 ow Ee BL 3 WA

tillable, 30

A. and cross fenced. yo ed of. good wells: fall possession,

_ATWELL, 119%; N. Ala. st He eioe 3 BEDROOM home, 3 unfinished r rooms up, full basement, J-car garage, 1 agre, young orchard. Chicken house. Neal school. 5224 Shelby (Edgewoed:. % ACRES, East, $250 to $550—$10 Sanh $5 monthly, COOPER, Office 5134 E

Washington. IR-6158.

$ Monthly payment oo hall acre in 9 5 Howazk Village. PRAT a 8 of

% chi eRe 3 i city sas; A-l con=

on E. BAKER, LI-0211. ir “ACRE 5 rooms and bath, 3 poultry houses: west .of Stout field; ELMORE BROS. 401 Inland bidg., MA-3788

REAL ESTATE FOR TRADE = % ~~ ARLINGTON AVE. i ACR 6-Room, strictly modern, full

basement, 2-car garage. Good trassposiation, Sell or fade, PETERS, ES, IR- 120

The > TRADERS

504 Indiana Trust Bide. MA 3752

REAL ATE WANTED 28 “ CIALIZE CASH Buyers for Your Real Estates. See ¢ . H. McLAIN Realtor 134 N. Dlapsry MA-35368 WA-1188 . R. CcO.,

To a your property Quickly, at a good price and with no worries, ¢ Bruce Savage Co. Circle Tower REALTORS FR-1426 We have numerous buyers for all class homes in all parts of the city. ALLISON REALTY CO., Inc., RI-2368 WANT AT ONCE—5 or 6-room

1 WRIGHT—NEAR FT. SQUARE Nice 5-rm, one-story; $500 down, $23

onthly. Studebaker Realty ,.'sivrsy Aish, 527 W, 3 Rooms and beth;

strictly modern; new hot-air Tumatel newly painted; 135x40 corner lot; all improvements pald. BE-3207—BE-1180,

~ ONE SIDE AVAILABLE

639-41 Arbor; 6 rooms H. C. Cutsinger; LI-6546. Res, WA-5613. ‘Russe H. Hartman, 132 N. Del., Realtors.

760-62 Concord St. 3-rm. double; $1500. H.C. Cutsinger, LI-8546. Res., WA-5613. Russe H. Hartman, 132 N. Del., Realtors. DEARBO! REBORN BT 2069 N.—2-Bedroom modern bungalow; $3800. ALTER PFOLKERTH, 4200 "E. Washi ___ EAST SIDE

Ww. n| REALTORS Th-4200 ¥ BEDROOM brick. veneer - home; insulated; storm mm. Also large vacant lot, en the Allison plants, 131 Eagle dr. Phone BE-0607.

3-BEDROOM frame home, on large lot; laun trays; side* drive; garage; fruit and flowers. Located

RA ‘3035; 5-room modern; garage; allow, oyAnces for decorating. TA. fas WA-118 Eoamerng | ho, re NAL Roop and e; a) : ‘income; vacant. “WA-6305 even 'ATE, 1144- rooms an:

; 1 sid vacant. Fons RASLEY.~ MA-3788 OLIVE, TH Nines room modern house; block N. . rr

ntain’ nu w 28th St: 5 rm. mod. H. C. Cu LI-6546. ‘Russe

$3300. WA-5613. H. Hariman, 133 N. Del, Realtors.

LOAD of Msres; th three and five-gaited; also

home, B RAVES 5 east or north, Pay cash for uity or REALTORS 243 N. DEL. RI-3477! all cash. Call IR-8102 after 2 P ¢ CALL ME TO SELL YOUR 926 St. eter PROPERTIES—-CASH BUYERS 6 rms, Sectric Hghts, of lo aly WAITING. L. T. LONG IR-1407. 125 ae . Large to 2300 block east,| WILL PAY .cash for small home; private turn north loc Tenant will show.| party. Mr. White, HI-1133, } in Nicolal or N. L. Koe J. » REALTY CO, PREA-se11. REAL ESTATE LOANS »

CITY OR FARM PROPERTY Rates in.harmony with security. THOMAS C. DAY & CO., INC., MA-1775,

MORTGAGE LOANS. Reasonable 8 Interest, PENSION FUND, 800 Test Bldg. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHANCE TO BE OWN BOSS Restaurant and , rooming house combination; in.

- dustrial location: low overhead. Bare gain OOLEY, 1002 LEMCKE . SWAPS & SAT.

SALE PAYS-WED, THUR., FRI. 10 53214 Ss. State 8t. Used Cars, pur. Appl. and Radios. Buils to Order—Toys, Porch Gliders, Lawn Pur. Light Fender Repair. Motor Tune Ups.

Elec. Refrigerators Serviced

Refrigerat motors exchanged; used refrigerator units and small cabinets. GA-2337, 2168 Madison. SWAP drop leaf dinnette table for square dining table with leaves, Rollaway bed, ‘with inaerspring mattress, for a china __cabinet. 81’ 8. New Jersey, ‘LI-4877 I WANT to buy a late model car; wii y cash, payments or ? After 6 p. m, 'A-8560, or daytime RI-3900,

ve-| TERMITES—FREE INSPECTION

TERMITE CONTROL CO. HU-4252. PETS, POULTRY, LIVESTOCK 38

Preferably Dane Pup Male or Female

Phone BR, 1415

Kentucky saddle horses and

Shetland ies, gentle broke 3nd "kinds ea a

-«

,350. Shown by appoint °

BROADWAY, 1138—Small, .clean, cool { A. AND 5-RM. MOD. BUNG. room; gentleman; $3. " ” MINNESOTA. 819_Sieeping room On Juki rd., about halfway between . . an | Rd. Rd. 52 (east side of road). kitchen privileges; girls preferred; hd ioe 8 Dame x. Kennedy. Mail Box 541. ~ week. ~4285. LT 1'THIS very livable bungalow has hard wood ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Basement room. Next | floors, built- in cabinets, Venetian blinds; to shower.” Gas stove. References. | newly decorated; Rybolt furnace; city gas, Man. | elect; 180-ft. drilled well; 2-car garage. VILLA, 311—2-room apartment; private] chix house.and ground all fenced. Price Ta Le furnished; reasonable. | $5,500; about- '2 cash will handle. Can hd Aiba Fre 10 i Fre 8 oO aiex 6 9 355 te; private entrance; Office, PR. 3601 en toy ; PHILLIPS REALT Res. MA. 6962 WEST, RO. 3 Near Allison's; .

Si DURING ( ~~ CLEAR 2 OCCASIONAL C 4 BASE ROH ERS MANS, In po 8 SLEEPY HOLLO were $44.50, now Up t Reduce These Wren 8— Oxi {= Oxi 2— xl f= 9x2 |—1.6x

Small Depos Future Take One Yea Open Ti

ery mw dresses, $1- ; ladies™ fur Suits, ‘$8-16; ladies All kinds of ch child:

rts, 12 noon till 9 ) p.m

MATTRESSES

Odd beds, $9.50 to $ bunk bed, complete ette; strollers; hi $19.50; oil range, §3 week or monthly if 627 N

. East 8t, RI till 8 p. Warm ) Heaters 77,

rolas, Get your heat Limited stock, Tern

, BLOCK'S 11th and |

~ 3-ROOM ¢

LIV.«RM., BE UDING Meridian Purnitw CREDIT Open 9-0 ifornia and

Terms . . . BOCES 11 ind P ARMY ..

lee Refrigerat

well insulated. Te:

BLOCK'S 11th and | : Garden F

$0 ft. with Reel Sacks Aute & Downtown Store, 2 LOTHESL Heavy pipe posts for 4 lines, with $4, 85, $6 $7 per p 538 8 Illinois. LIVING ROOM suit ette suite, nume and photographic must sell immedis way dr

Redwood Porc

chair, settees and

BLOCKS 11th and A

5 ING’S COM)

Ene

: —atS0 N. Belle Viey . ROGFING PAP

for Restaurants NG's | on NEW Teh " REVCRRSCENT FIX MEIER 3525 B. 5 BASHING

Dinette Sets ;

BLOCKS 11th and ) oilet Ot AMERICAN “PLUMB Ww. Wi

Sacks Ante & | Downtown Store, 22

install pt 0 y. HOOSIER PAIN 211-317 BE Washingt

-SCHUBLE FIN NEW INNERSPR) RKE

REWO! 1524 N. ILLINOIS

MAYTAG GAS

22-h. p. Evenrude {1 H-FT. WOLVERE

ROACH’S LAST Bee your nearest des 155 E. Maryland. WM

TWO heating stoves Victrola stove, RE e. Paul W mn,

Cabinet Sinks BLOCK'S 11th and JOIN OUR § SACKS 102 W. OHIO Roof Coating >

Randolph Lumbe COTTAGES-—GAR COAL AND Do

326 1

FOUR ROOMS fers 8

ing gas stove,

Bervice Wrecking Co., BEDROOM suite, ‘ou