Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1944 — Page 15

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DEATH NOTICES

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ALLEE—Charles O,, age 86 ‘years; beloved * father of George W. Allee, Mrs. Margaret Stratton, Mrs. Laura Basey, Mrs. Helen Wilson, Mrs, Lula Sage, all o { Indianapolis, and Charles R. Allee Cincinnati, O., passed away ‘sunday af the home x his daughter, flson, 456 8. Emerson ave. Services Wednesday, 3 :30 p.m, at the residence, S. Emerson. Burial Memorial Par

HELP WANTED FEMALE Clerk Typist

Mouldings, Inc. MA-6321

TOUNG Tady Tor general offic office work; typ-

erred. SALESPEOPLE

Experienced In Selling Coats and Suits ; Salary and Commissjon Apply Employment Office, 7th Ploor

Poenis may call at the sid atte ter 2 p. m. Monday. B., beloved husband of Mina Ball and father ox Robert Ball, Patied away Tuesday a. m. in Plainwell, Mich. For information call Robert W. Stirling funeral home, MA-4944. ROGAN—-Patrick R., age 65 years, hus- |} band of Lena, brother of Mrs. Catheri} ine Wolf, Mrs. Elizabeth Huffman and "¥ Mrs. Nellle Stevens, uncle of Miss Winifred Ooley and daughter Pauline,

assed away Monday. -Puneral notice

W. Usher mortuary, 2313 W. Washington st, after 6 p. m. Tuesday. BURKE Gertrude E., sister of Mrs. James ullivan (nee Clara J. Hill), Mrs, Robert Plaskamp (nee Mary Hill, Chi. ). Died at her home, 2851 Central, Monday. For

information call the Kirby Mortuary. Time of service later,

COVAL-—-Mary Agnes (nee Rall), age 53 years, beloved wife of Herbert Coval and ‘mother of Alvin, Pvt, Herbert Jr. and Mary Covall and Mrs. Amy Duhamell, grandmother of Robert A. Coval and sister of Anna C. White and Fred and Herman Rall, passed RY Monday, Services ednesday, 3 Bhirley Mi Irving Hint "snapier Friends may call at fhe igs any time after 1 p. m. Tuesd DUNN-Willis 8, Hamlet, snd brother of John G. Dunn, away Monday evening. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 10:30. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call st mortuary. FRELJE—~Anna of Brooklyn, N. Y., entered into rest Saturday, mother of Josepn Frelje, Mrs Josephine Carter and Vic toria Preije, sepmoher of Mrs. Wedia

father . say Dunn

Parah, Mrs. Tu rge and Najla Preije; sister of Mrs. Mary Kawam and Sar Freije. Services Priday at Harry Moore Peace Chapel, 8:30 a. m,; Bt, Tana DeSales Church, 9 a. m. Burial Bt. John's cemetery, Brooklyn, N. YX,

Friends may call at Peace Chapel. BEALY—Catherine M., of 2018 N., Olney st. passed away Monday, age 68 years Wife of Willlam H, Healy, mother ol Mrs, Helen Butler, Mrs. Catherine Cara- , William J. and -Morris F. Healy; sister of Mrs. Be John and Ignatius Baldus. Thursday, 830 a.m, at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel; Bt. Prancis De Sales church, m. Burial Holy Cross. Altar ctety will meet at Peace Chapel 8 p.m. Tuesday for prayer. LIME -- Ursula Cecelia, 25 years, Graceland, daughter of Clyde and Bertha, sister of Mary Elizabeth Gorham, Joseph, Francis and Paul, passed away Sunway at Cincinnati. Funeral serv- } . m. Wednesday ‘at the fe & Buchanan Mortuary; § a. m. at St. Thomas Acquinas church. Friends invi Interment COalvary cemetery. Prientk may call at mortuary,

MADDUX ~Chaties E., husband of Marie Maddux, father of Charles, and brother of Raiph J. Maddux, died suddeply at Tis residence, 1432 Woodlawn ave., Monday. Puneral Thursday, 8:30, at the Fy ay Meridian at 19th st; atrick’s church Inter2a Calvary cemetery, may call st mortuary.

MARTIN Mary Cotter, mother of Mrs John J. Cooper, Paul C. Marun, St Louis; sister of Mrs. Michael Shea, also survived by four grandchildren, died at her residence, 4378 Central ave, Sunday. Panera: Yelutadey. 8:45 from the residence, 2 St. Joan of Arc church Poi Haly Cross’ cemetery. Friends may call at residence. Kirby service.

METCALF--Nancy Jane, age 77 years, bejoved sister of Ruth Weyenberg, Indianapoiis, Mary Alice Blackburn, Bulllvan, Ind, and Robert Metcal! of Bloomington, Ind, and aunt of Mrs Violet Arnett of the city board of health, passed away Tuesday. Services Wednesday from Ralisback Funersl Burial Sullivan. RAU-—Allce Grace, age 83 years, of John H., Charles D., and Mrs Kenneth K. Woolling. passed AWRY at her residence, 1504 Park ave, Tuesaday Service at

Friends

Home, Sullivan, Ind.

mother

invited. Burial - Crown Hill. Priends may call at mortuary. — —- SMITH Hazel -B. wife of William R, ‘sister of Mrs. Cora Swartz and Vina Shortt, passed away Tuesday morning Service at Planner & Buchanan Mor. tuary Thursday, 2 p m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortuary. SMITH ~lda G.. mother of O. J. David F. Smith, Natalie and Julia Smith, passed away at her home, 1936 N. Alabama st. Tuesday. Service at ihe Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 3:30, Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Priends may cail al mortuary. WATSON—~Theresa, beloved mother Gerald Watson, Hammond, Ind, and sister of Mrs. Gertruge Kuqua, passed sway Tuesday a Ro serviee Thursday, 10 a. m, ™ Rober! Stirling funeral home. 1420 Prospect w Priends i vit ed. Burial Washingtbn Park ceme-

WELMER- Donald, daring little son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester FP. Weimer, grand. son-of Mr. and Mrs Henry Weimer, Ora a ney and Josephine Graham, pase Away Tuesday a. m Puna ursday, 1:30 p. m. at the . H Herrman Puneral Home, 1505 8’ East st. Friends invited. Burial Concordia Friends may call after 1 m

Wednesday WHITE—Charles C, 1738 Brookside ave, beloved husband of Julia, father of Mrs. Thelma Bodne, Mrs, Cecii Laxen snd Mrs. Charlies Barton, brother of Mrs. Ida Busteed, Indianapolis, Mrs. George Stair and Miss Elizabeth White, Lafayette, Mrs Prank Leslie, Bl Paso Tex, and Mrs. Josephine Hersey, Inglewood, Cal, passed away Monday morn Services Christ iscopal church, Thursday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial! Acton. Priends may call at the residence after Tuesday noon, J. Wilson Service. WYRICK Charles J, 2920 8t, Paul st, beloved son of Mr.” amd Mrs. George C, Wyrick, hrother of George Edward, U. 8. navy, Lawrence and Robert of Indianapolis, passed away Sunday. Services at J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect, Wednesday, 3:30 p. m Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the Chapel of the “Chimes.

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AVON PRODUCTS 2 5 a RI-5929,

Piolo. KIPP BROS. 117

CLERICAL WORK .. 5 Day Week

Pleasant working conditions. 15th Floor Fletcher Tr. Bldg.

The Hoosier Casualty Co. CLERICAL "POSITIONS

Opening Now Available . No Experience Required

Employment Office--Women

240 N. Meridian St.

indiana Bell Telephone Co. COLORED "GIRL IRf for cleaning in

bake shop. Karlis Bakery, 3510 College ave. % Counter Girl—Experionced *

$25 per week to start: meals and uniforms furnished: no Sunday; no night work. Paramount Cafeteria , 802 N. Illinois. CURB GIRLS WA-6440

DO YOU HAVE » 1] > "JOB SECURITY"? 42 Investigate Bell System Benefits — NOW! EMPLOYMENT OFFICE~WOMEN=240 N, MERIDIAN

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE c0.*

THE WM. H. BLOCK GO.

SALES LADIES * Apply 3d Floor

CHAS. MAYER & €O. 29 W. Wash.

SALESPERSON

Yard Goods rtment SALARY & COMMISSION Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

The Wm. H. Block Co. Shirt Press Operators

No Experience Necessary Good Starting Pay Daylight Hours

Sterling Laundry 735 Lexington

RAPH ; And Ediphone Operator Essential industry, Permanent position

with old-established concern. Excellent opportunity for right type, Ideal working cond

ELDERLY woman to care ior “children 3 __pights a week. CH H-0193-W,

~ EXPERIENCED COSTUME JEWELRY SALESPERSON

SALARY AND COMMISSION . portunity for Advancement Apply Employm#nt Office, 7th Floor

The Wm. H. Block Co. ‘FILE CLERK

Straight J ioRabetich and general office work. Permanent position, Experienced referred but not necessary. Apply Mr. Miller

W. J. Holliday & Co. 543 W. McCarty St.

ww GIRLS established industry Will train. Por skilled and semi-skilled openings at present. Opportunities in following depts.:6 4 Pairing. + Measuring, x Order Filling, & Finished Mending, + Inspecting.

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RI-1321, 8 2. m. te 5 p. m.

GIRLS TO LEARN FASHION CUEANERS-190 CENTRAL GIRL

who can take light dictation and type. Nia pleasant work: substantial salary. poy Consumers Home Equipment Co. ot Capitol. LI-4819.

GIRL White, wo 23 Stare store

GIRLS 18 TO 45

For light factory work. Gathering and sorting paper stock. Cléan work. No experience necessary, 420 E. Ohio GIRLS 18-30 Steady employment: learn {oo operate

machine: clean, easy work. Time and a half for overtime. Based on S-day, hour week,

Well war future

with post-

Central States Envelope Co. "16 8. Sherman Drive

GIRLS

We need 3 girls at once for OFFICE WORK. Some jyping or bookkeeping would be helpful eal working conditions. Good transportation; our own cafetéria.

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co. 15345 VAN BUREN ST. @ HIGH TYPEQ COST CLERK

rmanent:

.| Experienced In factory cost; pe: salary open;.éxcellent opportunity; post

War security, Apply 9 AL M. to ¢ P.M.

Mitchell : Scott Machine Co.

1 Ludlow

‘HIGH SCH( SCHOOL GRADUATES

Here is a wonderful opportunity for a girl without typing or shorthand owiedge who wants to enter the business

C. world and learn a profession that will enable her to work on any newspaper in|

the country. Earn while you learn, 40-

Baer week. no Saturday or Sunday work. | ~

Mrs. Williams, 214 W, Maryland, between 4 P. M. and 5:30 P. M. Monday through Friday

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES HOTEL MAID ° D “ies er Easy Hours; age no h a ndicap. Sherman

House ouse. 247 McCrea.

HOUSEKEEPER; + Small house; no laundry; _1 small child: 8:30 to 5:30, TA-8830.

white, no Indry., short day, gd. ges. FR-3206. 205 N. Jefferson.

IF you want 8 ie interesting parttime employment, let Arthur Murray's train you to biSone a Jane Age limit 23 to 30. ate minimum DS geseamry. 38; N

vi Distance Operators, h seated at the long distance switchboard, you will find J telephone work increases

with interest ‘and satisfaction.

Employment SY gd-—Yomen INDIANA “BELL TELEPHONE co.

MAID 1 as cook, 1 for 2nd work; 2

adults, HU-1755. MAID Joie: Som, an soe © ORDER FILLERS © World's largest specialty mail order house, 45 yrs.

in business. Assured: postwar employment,

LANE BRYANT, NG.

752 E. Market St. Permanent Office Position

Clerical Work, Good opportunity for advancement. ply office manager.

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

430 E. Market

“instructor. ool graduNo experience ener 80 § Wednesday, Aug. 18, m.

er SB wages and room Save

Pefmanent jobs for. women an oan Jo women as

itions and good starting salary.

W. J. Holliday & Co.

Mr. Miller, 9 to 5 p. m., RI-2422

STENOGRAPHERS & TYPISTS

. Either experiencéd or qualified by training for this work. There are permanent positions offering good futures to those interested In advancement.

Phone Parson! ' Departmen MA-

LINK-3ELT COMPANY { pemont CT % r TY YPIST x

18 to 25 with knowledge of Comptometer operation to work in payroll dept. 5% Day week. Time and one-haif for overtime,

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Call RI-1321, 8 A. M, to 5 P.

* TYPIST x

Experience not required. Good starting salary. Excelent opportunity for advancement, For interview call at .

542 N, Meridian

* TYPIST % GENERAL OFFICE CLERK % DICTAPHONE OPERATOR

With Shorthand Experience Permanent Position—Good Salary

Apply 1411 North

Herff-Jones Company “0 % WAITRESSES — INSIDE TEE PEE — WA-6440

WAITRESSES

For Our Terrace Tearoom

If you would like either full or part. time employment amid Inviting surroundfngs serving an appreciative clientele, please come to our Terrace Tearoom (6th fioor) any morning before 11 o'clock.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

WAITRESS i & “Nerina st WAITRESSES Night Top Wages Girls have WHEELER'S 139 N. Pennsylvania St.

WOMEN For War Work APPLY HERFF-JONES CO. 1411 N. Capitol

WOMEN

Are Needed

A VITAL WAR INDUSTRY steady work;

convenient

3310 E. Mich. Indianapolis, Ind.

WOMEN WANTED to LEARN PIANO REBUILDING.

Experience not necessary. Good working hy

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT. See Mr. Field 610 S. New Jersey St. WOMEN

Between the Ages of 35 to 50 Permanent Employment in Kitchen Hours 7T A. M. to ¢ P. M. Apply Employment Kitchen, 6th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

* YOUNG LADY w

for clerical work in bank. Adding machine experience necessary; also

2 messenger girls, Apply to Mr. Keogh. American National Bank 45 N. Penn. HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 v MACHINE OPERATORS

We need machine operators ‘for war production at once. We have an attractive offer for you. Applicants must comply with WMC regulations. Apply now.

Holcomb. & Hoke Mig. Co. NEA 1545 VanBuren

A PROGRESSIVE PEACETIME INDUSTRY

- NOW ON WAR WORK

waa: MACHINE OPERATORS

. AND UNSKILLED , FACTORY HELP ri Sewikw anne” | 0

EN XGHANGE NEEDS—

American States Fire Ins. Co.

Division General Motors Corp. Needs

MEN & WOMEN . To help build more airplane engines. “Make Vigjory Your Business”

Apply either

SPEEDWAY or MAYWOOD EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

or U.S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

Statement of availability required.

DAY W "WORK / White girl; good p pay;

call IR-0938,

DRUG CLERKS Ages 18 to 55

with at feast six months’ selling experience; steady work; convenient location; your drugstore is an essential part of your everyday home front service.

APPLY AT OFFICE

Hook’s Dependable Drugs

California and Market Sts.

“GET AHEAD” JOBS FOR WOMEN eL B. M. OPERATOR @ COST CLERKS © STENOGRAPHERS © WOMAN WITH MULTIGRAPHAD EXP. FOR MAILING DEPT.

FOR MEN AND WOMEN IN PRODUCTION DEPT.

Call at our “zplos ment office between 8:30 a. and 12 noon.

BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP,

218 N. Pine St,

MEN-WOMEN General Factory. Work Punch Presses @ Drill ®_ Tool Room e In-

pply 8 a.m. \ and 4 p.m., including Sat.

MeQUAY-NORRIS MFG. CO. ] 1757 Massachusetts Ave. Ak

—_—

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

Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores

Californias and Market Sts.

PRODUCTION JOBS

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

Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Infand Container Corporation 700 West Morris Street

Production Machine Operators

Also Men for Sweeping and Common Labor. Good Starting Rate Plus Automatic Wage Increases

. Apply Employment Office, 9 to 4:30

‘| Mitchell & Scott Machine Co.

1841 Ludlow Ave. PRODUCTION MACHINE OPERATORS Skilled and Unskilled 0. Also . FOUNDRY LABORERS

Permanent Employment

Now and twar. Arrply Employment Office TA MtoS5P. M American Bearing Corp. 420 S. Harding % Salesmen or Salesladies * Full or part time. Cash in on our new Victory silverware deal. Highest Somukissiins paid weekly, Come and

for yourself.

‘CONSUMERS HOME EQUIPMENT

401 N. CAPITOL AVE.

Vital Factory Work

THE BARBASOL

COMPANY 846 N. Senate Ave.

Wanted Sail Makers Tent Workers Hand Sewers Power Sewers Beck Canvas Products, Inc. |

8234 W. Washington

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10) HELP { EE :

Experienced or Inexperienced

jas st. oe : Senate Ave.

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Under age 50; in shop of es-

2 UNSKILLED MEN

sential war effort and peace time manu-

Jactusing 2 et which has been in ears, Well located for bus and "roiey "ia traniportation. Phone LIor Mr. Sanner.

3 BOYS To ‘PARK CARS

Empire Gardge, 126 E. Wabash. Mr, edy.

See

u .% Lithograph * Press Helpers 700 an hour for day work, 77s

an hour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary.

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E. Washington

* MAN

For permanent position in shipping dept. Excellent opportunity for advancement. 5-Day week.

American Hosiery Mills

RI-1321—8 A. M. to 3 P.M

2 PAINTERS WANTED MA-8756 2 CARPENTERS WANTED BR-8905

ASSEMBLERS

No Experience Necessary Apply Mr. Hocker

Progress Laundry

430 E, Market

— AUTO MECHANIC

Permanent position, good proposition.

Harry A. Sharp Co., Inc.

443 Virginia Ave.

AUTO MECHANIC

If you are a good mechanic, in good health, we can use you immediately. No better equipped shop in the state, plenty of work, good clean well-ventilated shop. General Motors experience preferred, manent. If qualified you can earn from $60 to $120 per week. No floaters wanted. See John Overman, Service Manager,

Meridan Pontiac,

Inc. 923 N. Meridian INDIANA'S LARGEST PONTIAC DEALER

BAKERY HELP

1 experienced baker. 1 man to learn baking trade. 1 night checker with aptitude in figures.

WEST BAKING CO.

1331 E. Washington. Open evenings. Essential industry. Time and one-half

- {over 40 hours. Steady peacetime opdration.

BREAD SALESMAN for large wholesale bakery route; starts early in the morning. Prefer married man 30-40 years old with route or grocerv ex. perience. Guaranteed salary and zommission. All replies will be treated as confidential. rience and references. Times.

CABINET MAKER

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

610 S. New Jersey. CAR WASHER * j="

om Place COAL TRUCK DRIVER Good Truck Al] Coal Conveyor Loaded

5 Muesing-Merrick Coal Co. 3R30 Brackitie Road IR-1191 401 S. Sta MA-R385 1114 E. tong WA-2481

% COLORED JANITOR % for day work in modern building. Good salary, Per-

manent position. For interview call at

American States Fire Ins. Co. 542 N. Meridian

COLORED man to service rest rooms in yo plants and office buildings. IR-

"C00KS and GRILL MEN

Please state age. education, 2xpeAddress Box A- 971,

1 od lockysont ry store work. ay. Steady work. PerDIANA WALLPAPER &

manent Got PAINT , 28 E. Maryland.

~ MECHANIC

Postwar Start now! Guaranteed salary and commission. See Mr. Beeman.

Walter Hiser, Inc. 39th & lllinois — HU-1314

Mechanics Read This}

Attractive jobs for mechanics in our modern shops and Permanent and reliable work. Comfortable surroundings. Splendid pay. Bonus plan. Pree transportation. Va-

8 HOURS—6 DAYS 3T. MORITZ, 109 N. Pennsylvania ;

HELP WANTED—MALE

of post-war employment.

' 1 SERVICE STATION OPERATORS

Good salary and commission. Insured

Apply Mr. James

1004 MASS. AVE. SHORT ORDER COOK

cations. Insurance plan Traction Terminal Bide

Indianapolis Railways ~ MECHANICS

_Mechanics—Metai—Painters

Apply 214 |

3830 Brookville Road IR-1191 401 8S. State MA-8585 1114 E. 22nd WA-2481 | — TUNE- -up MAN

Stead: rk, good . See , General Truck Sales, Ines 31 W. 13th. © LUBRICATION MAN

Tire CHANGERS

COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE ;

620 N. Delaware

TIRE VULCANIZER

GOOD SALARY. STEADY WORK. WHOLESALE TIRE & RUBBER CO.

821 N. Illinois.

TRUCK TO HAUL COAL

Plenty of Orders Most Coal Conveyor Loaded

Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.

Steady Work—Good Wages

Opportunity for Advancement CENTRAL -STATES ENVELOPE CO. 16 S. Sherman Drive MEN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY * Experience NOT Necessary

Pull or part time. Steady work now and

after the war. Our business has been in operation here for 75 years.

National Starch Products, Inc. 1 1515 8, DROVER.

MEN—a Jos Lag

A LI AVR AV: 1S

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS BROADWAY, 2545—Large front rm., furnished. Employed adultes

CAR!

EDISON,

utilities WA-3854. LA hi vate bath, 10 ar, oo TMS,

employed man and wife. er Dusekeeping

ing rooms. adult BE-14 ILLINOIS, 1726 N.—Nicely furnished, Prig-

ia ire; private entrance; working

. Call 2-7 p.m .

2; EB ment; adults only. Refer

12TH, 609 E.—2 separate rooms, accom modate 3 people; 87.

FOR RENT—3-room house trailer; clean:

hot and cold running water inside share washing machine; walking dis~ tance Allison plant 3: priva lot; adults. Inquire 552 N. Lyons, LARGE rooms, first floof, Hak in kitchen. Employed adults. 11-8694

APARTMENTS FOR RENT 18

APARTMENT RENTAL BURCAY

NO VACANCIES "MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" L1-3568

T. A. Moynahan Properties

MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS 850 N. Pennsvivania st.

APARTMENT

RENTAL SERVICE H. H. WOODSMALL AG AGENCY

108 _E. WASHINGTON—LI- -5391.

GENERAL APARTMENTS 22 W. Vermont LI-2439 FURNISHED APTS. & HOUSES 19 $55_NEAR 4300 E. New York; mod. bedrm. apt, third floor. Emp. couple. White Agey., HI-1133 (eve. IR-7956).

MARKET, E, 1034; 4-room modern furrnished apartment: all utilities paid exe cept, electricity; $8 wk

ELDERLY lady wishes to share her modern home with Jiadle-aged couple or other lady. MA-57 2

WANTED TO RENT WANTED—Room and board or 3 nicely furnished rooms near College ave. north of 30th st. or suburbs; prefer private home, 3 adults. GA-6153. Mrs. 1s.

L1-5558

30th & Contra Sete Co Tarn Superior Chevrolet All or Part Time 852 E. Washington [© MEN For General Factory Work! x Le NERS Steady Employment REPAIRMEN

Good Working Conditions Apply Mr. Field

___610S. New Jersey x TYPIST x | *x FILE CLERK %

5-Day Week Permanent Position 15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.

The HOOSIER CASUALTY CO. Wanted Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry i

| Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

Mass. Ave.

Wanted—F actory Workers One-half square north at 1200 W. Washington st. Indianapolis Brush and Broom

MEN §{q¢) General labor work SP Receivers

weepers & Janitor Service Good Wigns=<3 teady Work. Vital War Industry. Apply Employment Office

RCA VICTOR

3310 BE. Mich, Indianapolis, Indiana

* MEN »% 16 to 60

% Earn While You Learn %w No Experience Necessary + Plenty Overtime % Steady Now and After the War % Come Out and Talk It Over

WA-6440 41 8.

COOK WANTED i... EXTRACTOR MAN

Good pay with Production Bonus

Crown Laundry & Dry Lay Ce. 2901 E. Was

EXPERIENCED or ine i jearn peanvt roasting. WATT nd.

FREIGHT HOUSE TALLYMAN

Permanent Position Rate $187.96

Penn. Railroad

139 E. South St. FREIGNT HANDLERS

Pull or Part Time Work (Day Work Only)

Apply S$. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland Street

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position , Opportunity for Advancement

Rate, 76¢ per Hour

PENN RAILROAD

to 1120

139 E. South FURNACE repair men and installers; real opportunity. See Mr. Davies, 1028 N Illinois.

GAS STATION ATTENDANT

Time and one-half over 40 hours. Easy essential work.

GOODYEAR SERVICE

627 N. Delaware

GET A RAILROAD JOB

Investigate the opportunities offered in" railroad employment

Apply S. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland Street

* GRILLE

AND vw COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W. $1: Clair St. Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

We are now accepting appilcations from students who expect to be ble for part time work after Bor Ss. experience necessary but must over 16 years of age. If interested.see Mr. Miller,

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543 W. McCarty st. IF

you want profitable, interesting part-

industry as we will be still going strong.

EVANS MILLING CO. 1730 W. Michigan St. + MEN » 17 to 60 YEARS

Por production jobs In essential paper Industry.

No Experience Necessary Interviews from 8 A. M to § P

The Beveridge Paper Co.

717 W. Washington

New York Central Freight Station 301 S$. Delaware . Wants

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Applicants must comply with W.M.C. Regulations Steady Work—@ood Pay NIGHT WATCHMAN AND PORTER

If physically fit and looking for ‘a permanent position for the future, this is a real opportunity; goed starting wage in an essential industry. Apply Mr. Miller,

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543 W, McCarty St.

NIGHT WATCHMAN—WA- (811.

PLUMBER WANTED BE-4412

PORTER

‘Steady work and good job for post-war

Superior Chevrolet, Inc. §52 E. Washington St.

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Permanent jobs for men as trolley and bus operators. Stable industry with good future for you. Pleasant work. Splendid pay. Bonus plan. Paid while learning. Free transportation. Vacation. Insurance plan. Apply Room 214, Traction Ter-

minal Bldg.

Indianapolis Railways |

ROUTE SALESMAN = Under 50 years. ed. Dratt-exempt. 0. K for Pidelity Bond. moral character. Willing to work to make money. Work in an essential industry on an established retail coffee route. Permanent employment. - Phone RI-2614 for appointment. KING KOFFEE KOMPANY

‘WASH RACK MAN

Good pay and steady work. Get set now for after the war as our business

{will be going strong.

Superior Chevrolet, Inc. $52 E. Washington St. WILL TRAIN

YOUNG MAN

To Assist Parts Dept. Mgr.

Steady work. good future for ambitious and dependable young man.

Superior Chevrolet, Inc. 552 E. Washington St. WANTED

Man with some experience in radio and electrical appliances,

Apply

WM. R. STEWART

AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. 887 Mass. Ave. PERSONAL SERVICES 1 NEW AND USED ELECTRIC PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS

REPAIRS AND SERVICE

WHITTINGTON

PUMP & ENGINEERING CO. 35 8S. MERIDIAN MA-2090 Distr. of Fairbanks-Morse Products

LADIES’. MEN'S CARMENTS

AN * PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASUNABLE

MEYER O JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th WA-0084

ONE-DAY SERVICE Emergency Dry Cleaners

Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N. Cap.

RADIO SERVICE REPAIR

We pick up and deliver. Radio Lab. 2810 Was! FR~-0535; 133 E. 22nd, TA-6738; 1122 "Shelby, FR-3273. Centu Engineerin Refrigeration °%°upoment co. OIL BURNER REPAIRS—TA-8874 ALL motor repairs; complete motor tuneup, rake service. Parke Auto Service,

30th and Harding. WA-5834. PAPER hanging: work guaranteed; immediate service. Floyd Coffman, 4027 E. 28th st ELECTRIC appliances repaired; wall switch and receptacle wiring, 5:30 to 7:30. IR-6016. Prod. We del. 522 E. Dainty Maid 2° WA-53%0. Eves.

FURNACES, new and used y par all makes. Phil France, BE- 4881

all N | re teed ees N°" RI-2928 hed. rennishea. . Bae tres. BR=8525

1%-TON stake bed truck for defense plant hauling of all kinds. MA-1964.

Mattresses [inoyated Box innersrring Rooms WITHOUT BOARD 15 Y ROOM WITH ‘SHOWER

Gilbert Hotel 3 S rosa , sh , tubs; Hoosier Hotel 7.000 nse $5—515 E 24th ST.; large front, near Central; small family; employed men.

ROUTE MAN

Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central

SALESMAN

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

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W, Vermont.

SANDERS | _PATCHERS

needed merchandise needs experienced or ced help. Not a wartime job, a future for life. We are interested in men that want permanent work. Learn a

for post-war. aM Rp Jorasa or Wednesday.

ID D. Adams Mig. Co.'s

Road machinery is helping win, the war. ployment Office te Ts te 1 Seriay : S11 S0DTH BELMONY Take W. Wash.

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time employment, let Arthur Murray's train you a a danc -instructor. RUBBERS Age limit 22 to 30. High school gradu- SPRAYMEN ate minimum requirement. No experience necessary. Apply Wednesday, August 18, Good Working Senations 383 N. Penn, 6-10 p. m. at gan a 25-Year-old Indianapolis Important manufacturer of much 610 South New Jersey Street

SEWING MACHINES

MECHANIC

A fine war job with fine “ post-war future. GOOD PAY"

3234 W. Washington

SWEEPERS figure if able-

Ev Sp Ideal Vorking

all 3 shifts. Apply now anda wer war

rere with 3 erable | experience; essential 3 post ork. WEST : ; Wash. st :

CAPITOL, N.,

BECK CANVAS PRODUCTS, ING.|™

#5, 24TH, 515 E.—Largé front, hot water; small family; near Central. WA-1494. BROADWAY, 18183—S8leeping room for gentleman or suitable 2 ladies. TA-7473. CAPITOL, 1202. N.—Apartment 14; 3 fur. nished rooms; adults. 4635—Twin beds; almost private bath. BR-1612, DAWSON, 827—Nesr bus sand carline; constant hot water; innerspring; gentleman. MA-7861. LAUREL. 915—Nicely furnished small room, next to bath. Cross ventilation. MA-1223. MERIDIAN, 2709 N.—Nice room; middie:

garage;

aged Jady. Will consider some privileges. TA-0083. - TWELPTH, 1528 E.—Large sleeping room,

suitable for two people; near SchwitzerCummins. 16TH. 418 E.—3 nicely furnished sleeping rooms.

33D, 963 W.—Downstairs; clean, cool sleeping room: good transportation; private home. TA-0243.

ROOMS WITH BOARD i

MONTCALM, 1415—Room and board: suitable for 3 girls, couple or mother and child, Riverside trolle:

WOODLAWN, - 1538—Employed girls; good a twin SEmpieved privileges; $10 each." MA-5477.

TH—Nice refined

home m a lady or faving» Hane te! fel ange prs 8 nights 0 children —tnath Address Times,

ELDERLY alia, mental a bed EDERIY Tau babel; ferson. CHB38T,

WO! G!

or unfurnished apartment; _ references. WA-1329.

MANAGEMENT — RENTAL &ERVICE ALLISON REALTY CO., Ine., RI-2368

{MOVING & STORAGE 23

Hodges Storage Co.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later. Estimate Free—Inspections Invited. 960-62 N. Meridian. RI-2019

HOUSES—LOTS FOR SALE 24

EAST—5-room modern | home, double garage, 2 lots anl large chicken house. Good transportation. Rd owner. 1339 Pendleton pike. (Rd. 87E.)

8-ROOM semi-modern, close & te terms;

possession; act quickly 424 Peoples Bank oliding MA-5922 5 "JACOBS OLIVE. 1122—Nine-room modern house; needs repairing; reasonable; one-half block N. Fountain Square. MA-7731, COLLEGE, 834-36—Modern double; $3500. 302 Insurance bldg. FR-2138—WA-1973

north; best

| DOUBLE, north, 8 rooms, occupy one side,

Rent plus $8 makes payments. Price, $4,250—$850 cash. WA-1013. HOUSES—LOTS FOR SALE 24

POSSESSION NOW

FOR THE LARGER FAMILIES. 4-bedroom square type home, modern; in a lovely home-owners' neighborhood. Close to parks and boulevards, bus cars and

"TECH HIGH SCHOOL

and good grade school.

and

buy for a large family. Mr. Davis, BR- oat RICO & GRAVES CO. REALTORS. 243 N. DEL. RI-3477

1701 HALL PLACE

6-Rm. 2-story frame; 4 rms, and bath down; 2 rms, up: large liv. rm., fireplace;

| good condition inside and out; automatie

water heater, stove heat, storm doors and windows throughout, fine home, well located. Price $3,150, Terms.

Brown 3.50 €EEAXIIN)

MA-2377

1443 N, COLORADO ST.-—Beautiful S5-rm. ‘& breakfast rm. modern bunghlow: in perfect condition inside and out. Long liv. rm, fireplace, all hdwd. floors, built-in kit. cab. tile counter top. Plenty closets. Auto. water heater, forced-air heat. tubs. Penced yd. Vacant now; $7 IR-4470 C. R. ESCHMEYER IR-4470 ALLISON REALTY CO. INC.. REALTORS

A REAL BUY

{7523 Livingston; 6 rooms, gas and toilet;

good well; extra lot; fruit and shade Price $3,250, Shown by appointe ment only. Call Mr. Powell, RI-3312; eves, RI-8376. ACRO REALTY CO. 208 N. DEL. 926 St. Peter 8 rms, electric lights, gas, ely water, toilet. Large corner lot 125 ‘Take Prospect st. to 2300 block coon turn north 1 block. Tenant will show. Call E. J. Nicolai or N. L. Koe J._8 8 CRUSE E_REALTY 'Y Co. "615 N. NEW JERSEY 15 Rms. 2-story frame; 2 baths, large rooms, perfectly arranged for apartments; at present operated as rooming house with large income; slate roof, hot-air furnace: well located for income purposes. Priced at $4.500; terms. * CH-0575 Brown i % EEX ILL Ta 5-ROOM BUNGALOW + 1431 8. DRYER (5500 West) Cem. porch, kit. cabt., elec. pump and tub mm room for bath; l-car gar. Priced, $2750.00. BR-6716 HAROLD A. GRAY RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO. INC.. REALTORS 1307 COLLEGE—VACANT 6 rm. mod. brick; an excellent house but needs. some repair; has hardw floors, nicely arranged rooms, screened large porch on court: good location for $imatis v1 trans. Price $6000. MA-3521 E. Kirk ‘McKinney Co. Inc., Realtors 283 N. > '¢ dn. for 6-rm. mod.; 1l-car corner lot; in good condition. RI-2580 ANDY HUMANN RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC.,, REALTORS PRICE REDUCED 1248 Union, 3 bedroom modern; 1247 Charles, 3 bedroom semi-mod. Both same lot. $3,500, $1,000 down. Appointment. H o FR-4661 gC armon To nus DANDY 5-ROOM BUNGALOW Pr Beautiful bath, kitchen cabinets, fireplace, 11x23 living room, full basement, garage; 940 E. Minnesota St, near Garfleld Park: $4500. CALL MR. ZWICKER, RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC., REALTORS 2345 N. TALBOT 7 rm. house; price $3,750. Shown by appt. only. JOHN R. WELCH & SONS 23 W. OHIO ST LI-3423 1938-40 ARROW AVE. * 3-Bedroom 2-story modern, really nice double; extra toilet one side, also kit cabt. Priced $4750.00. BR-6716 HAROLD A. GRAY RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO.. INC, REALTORS 7 room house, 3 ol 2 chicken houses, weil fenced. pio H. C. CTSINGER, LI-65846. Realtors.

Russe H. Sati 132 N. Del,

bstract Prepared Union Title Co. 155 EB. Market St. Union Title

DEARBORN ST., 2960 N.—3-Bedroom $3800. WALTER FOLE-

1% ‘W, RAY—3-Rm. Cott: poo 114 W. RAY—4-Rm.

“AVAILABLE IN 30 DAYS : Eh Ee Russe H, Har n N. RARE BARGAIN,

$25 REWARD for 2 or 3-bedroom furnished °

This is a real * °°

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BELLE VIEU PLACE—$1000 gar;

+ $150. Del Down Studebaker “Realty ne oo o SHELBY

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