Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 September 1944 — Page 17
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DAVIDSON--Jonn (Red), age . Minnesota st., husband o Mary, father of John Lewis Davidson, son of A - and Richard Davidson, brother of Mrs. Ruth Woodruff, Detroit, passed away
BENSON—Maurice, a
MeCARTHY —Flurance San), Dus
© DONNELL~—James J.
ROSENBERG--Rosie, former!
BHIGLEY ~8herman T.,
brother of Mrs.
Bros'
Harold Shipley, at Harry W. Moore Peace Friends are welcome. ton Park.
BIELOFF—James Stuart, 5718 Winthrop ave., son of Mr. and Mrs, August J, Sieiofl and brother of Jacqueline and John Bieloff, Jased AWAY Susuiay ovening. Ep puch.
Mrs.
Pp. m,
brother of Mrs. bert, Otto and Ed Woempner. yvived by five grandghildren, passed Away Mohd day. Pueral Thursday, Se 1:30 p. m, Meyer & Abdon Punerai Rome, 1509 Prospect, and at
of John, 11th st,
a Chapel in re papers please copy.]
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7
‘WEDNESDAY SEPT: 6 1044
DEATE NOTICES
‘day, age 54
rs, no father of Fireman First Cla William: N,, T, Cpl. John L., J Clarabelle, Carl, Kenneth and Thomas Bennett, brother of Charley, Burt ‘Bennett. Services Thursday, 1: 130 © m., at residence, 1325 Charles nds are welcome. Burial Mt, ant cemetery. Harry ‘W. Moore Peace . Chapel in. charge."
BRINK-—Minnie, age 77, beloved ‘mother
of Carl F., Harvey W. and
Brink, Lillian and Florence Ee and.
urvived {Aan Ai aL. grandehil ren
passed away ~ unday at the residence, 1322 Villa" ave. u
Funeral services 8:30 p. m.,
Sept, 7, Meyer & Abdon Puneral ome, 1509 Prospect. Burial Conooyrdia cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral
home any time.
Monday. Funeral Thursday,
Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. Morris st Friends may call A home
any time, Burial Crown
ENOCKSON—Tessa R., 2854 Guilford ave, beloved mother of Mrs. John A. Rh grandmother of Edward 8. Barb, away Tuesday. Funeral at the Ha ton Funeral Home, 3002 Winthrop, Thursday, 3 p. m. Burial Eau Claire Wis. Priends may call at the funer home after 6 p. m, Wedaesday, FISHER—Murta, 2154 Madison ave., wife of Neelus, mother-of Mrs, Ruth Annis, Arnold L. Pisher, Mrs, Vera XK. Beisinger, rs. Emma A. Smith Vito Mrs. Mil red
RY, ices at the J. C. Wilson *‘Chapel of the
Chimes," 1234 Prospect st.,
m. Friends invited. Burial Round fb Friends may call at the "Chapel
of the Chimes.”
GELDERMANN—~Fred William, husband of ~ Mrs, Edith Geldermann, brother of Mrs. Tillie Bales and Mrs. Nellie Sommers and Mrs, Sls Mendell, passed away Monday p. m. at the residence, 1539 Spann ave. Friends may call At the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 ios.
ect st, any time after ednesday. Services Thursday,
at funeral home. Interment Ta
ton Park. Friends invited.
SARPER—Delbert, age 25 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harper, brother of Mrs. Elsie Yarnell, Mrs. Lillian Hoyt, Mrs. Arvada Reasor, Mrs. Evelyn Conrad, Mrs. Evelyn Hendricas y Arthur, Flemming, Melvin, Donald , ind
Kay Harper. pussed awa
y y. Friends may call at residence, 4828 W. Morris, from 2p m. Tuesday, until 10 a. m. Thursday, Funeral Thugaday, Sept. 7, 2 p.m.. at the George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 Ww, Washington, Friends ine vited, Burial Floral Park cemetery.
e 45, father of Mrs.
Walter Harmon, son of Mr.
Finis Henson, brother of Harlan Henson of U. 8. army in Italy, Wilson Henson, Beech Grove, Ind, and Mrs,
Hawkins. grandfather of
Louise Harmon, passed away a. m, Friends may call at Tolin pA neral Home, 1308 Prospect st, , Pp. m. Wednesday. Service Friday p. m, from the funeral home. Inter
ment Mooresville, Ind.
v * moc KERSMITH- William, of New Palestiie, Ind., beloved father of ‘hLesnard and Eida J. Hockersmith, passed Tuesday p. m.. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Fugeral Home. 1430 Prospect st, after 7 p. m. Wadnesduy,
Funeral service, Friday, 1
Pp. the funeral hoine. Friends
Graveside service and burial,
cemetery, Westport, Ind, 3:30 p. m.
LEE Mabel, beloved wife of mother of Carol Ann Lee, daughter of
Frank Ball, sister of Mrs. Ma
Mrs, Ruth Condon, Mrs Gertude Burton end Mrs Audra Chrispen, James and Garis Ball, arted this life Tuesday, age 36. Funeral Friday, Sept. 8, at Moore & Kirk Northeast Puneral Home, Station st. 10 a m Burial Washington
Park Friends invited
LIPKEN—Anna Esther, age 79. si... passed away Wednesday,
High mother of Isaac, Michael, a
loseph; Anna Rose, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Samue! Smulyan of Hazelton. Pa. Service will be conducted at the
Aaron-Ruben funeral home,
Meridian, 4 p. m. Thursday.
Azras ,Achaim.
Elien. father of Edward, Joseph C., brother of Mis,
Shive, "also survived by seven grand-| children, died Tuesday evening in his residence, 819 Gray st. Funeral Friday, 30, at the residence: $ a, m, St. Philip Neri church, . Interment Holy. Cross
cemetery. Friends invited,
of Elizabéth (nee Dugan),
Masyases Ann, James Jr, Eileen snd
Peene ‘Home, 2339 N. Meridian st. Thursday, 8:30. at the funeral home; # a.m. Holy Cross church. Burial Holy
Cross cemetery.
RINKARD-Mrs. Letticia, mother of Denver Bird, Prank and Joseph H. Rinkard of Indianapolis; Sau R. Rinkard, Edinburg: Mrs. A. M. Gaoel, field, Mrs. L. OC. Hejderman, Lexington, Va, passed away Wednesday Serv. fee at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, | Friday, 2:30 p. m. Priends invited. Inter- |
ment Union Chapel.
apoiis, passed away Mon
Times, Wotton Sei _ : . BENNETT Evin, entered ved into rest Sun- -
47, 1812 W.
hesoand of
beloved -h
ald ho S- Wilson FLORISTS & He “HERITAGE” Sears, Roebuck 3” Company Girls LOST & FOUND 1
91 N Delaware Bt ti-3823| PHONE MR. NICKEL — CH-7860
IR-11580
RO ROBERT W. STIRLING nl Office i Fo ge wri
IALS GRRL NE, for. general Rousewort, help
HELP itor ci 1o0r | Girls
% BUS GIRLS ; PHONE. NSTON wr * Girl tor General Clerical *
+ Roatan Position © % MA-6356 oo
children: stay. $15. BR-44i
fh : Sweaay employment; learn to
ELG, “Black cord bracelet. owntown. fod te terrier | 40-bour week. with | DarRes, Eas Drive, Woodruff. MA-8143 BROWN
wallet and a
3 Es GonanmE| 46S, Sherman Drive
a Hosiery Seaming
—King . route 4 return to 1201 Corpell ave. Reward.
LOST & The Classified, Advertising os TO8T=1 Hive artment o v Bapol 5 mes has openings for 2 ger Vicinity 5 Blut 2 2st -Col- with at least +" high fila ] ucation. ese ons are Ms 2a , RI-0441, Spaok: * Gown airs permanent sud o or excellent WAG" —§iFayed or stolen; biack an to" responsible, 00d paving | white short-haired male Dup. 4 months ody Pleasant work In d; h 8 pet. | office, Pive-day. 40-ngu; ward. week, vacations with gay, ee LOST—Large, Mr. Walker, 214 yland taining or phone RI-5551. as hospital ne \ GIRLS 18-30
operate easy work. Time and 8 half for overtime. Based on 8-day.
Central States Yavelope Co.
ackage Sontaining wool dress and Excellent ra tor post suit, Reward. FR-
=P, 1898. INSTRUCTIONS. — UC Ns» = 8] ghorking con LEARN BEA ; « INTERNATIONAL BEA!
3 3 PERMANENT POSITIONS with life Aasurance : Sampany 1 a typist.
yb gation "Good future. Gall MISS LATZ
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
ot 825.00; hour we ie Jou “call “FR-
AVON PRODUCTS
needs 2 sales
living east of Belmon hours San earn ving o
a Boo,
Call in person or telephone RI-3326 for appointment, ask for Miss Basey.
HUGH 3 BAKER & C9.
y of Indian- | i I
in Detroit, Mich. mother of Louis Ras- | =
eriberg, Mrs. Gladys Berstrom, Mrs. Kreichelt and Mrs Dorothy tao
sister of Mrs. Pannile Weintrub,
servides, 2 p. m., Thursday, Aaron-Ruben | Funeral Home. Interment Uniied He-
brew cemetery.
Toved husband of Mrs. Minn
ley. father of Russell Shigiey ..3 Shs. “ May Black of Lafavette, Ind ateplather ~of “Mre. BSther Willis, George Newby. Herbert Newby and Mrs. Eimer Buck, Bessie Westerman Hollywood, Cal; Guy Shigiey of Marell, Neb., passed away neral Thursday, 3 p. m., at Shirley Central Chapel, #46 N. Illinois st Burial Floral Park, Priends may call At the chapel any time, (Lafayette |
papers copy.)
Services...
Anan Mortuary Friday invited. Burial Crows’ Hu" Prients. mat call at the mortuary. SONER—Harry E., Eva Hyland, Mrs. Anna Beck, eph, Stephen, Clarence, Margaret br Nellie Toner, died Monday, Sept.’ residence, 2415 Shelby st. day, 8:30 a. m., at the Blackwell a. beral Home 1503 N. Meridian requiem mass at St. John church, 9 a. m.: 3 interment Holy Cross cemetery. invited.
WAMPNER—George ‘H., age 72, husband of Ants, father of Mrs. Wukasch and Mrs. Harry McMillan, William Hartman,
St. John's Evangelical
ar at Five Points, Burial Points cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. ITE—Mamie E, of 828 N. Illinois st. pt. 3, entered into rest Tuesday, age 78 years, sister of Miss Roberta White. Services Thursday, 30 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Péace Chapel. Burial Lexington, Ky,
WYNE—Cornelia M., entered into rest
re Marcia Poland Srahiville, Raymond rold and Pfe. William Wyne, Hobart is ort Durbin, Services Thursday, 2 m., es Side Nazarene hureh, King ave: and Burial Floral Park cemete Jtiends may oall at the residence, 10:
, Moo: [Richmond
ing ave,
age " Jon, be-|
Tuesday a. m
Burial Washing-
age 52, brother of Mrs. |
operators,
-BUS BIRLS - en CAFETERIA Sh
Good Working Conditions—Top Wages No Sunday—Steady Employment CAFETERIA
20 North Meridian
One who has had previous experience.
Steady Position
LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington "CLERICAL POSITIONS
Opening No Experience Required Employment Office--Women 340 N. Meridian St Indiana Bell Telephone Co. Ce. ~~ COLORED GIRLS
Small and neat appearing. for elevator CLAYPOOL HOTEL
| COMPARISON SHOPPER
Pull and Part Time Experienced Preferred Apply Employment Office
Wm. H. Block Company
SHIPLEY—Elsie, eniered into rest Wednes- 00K day, age 44 years. Daughter of Mrs. | Ethel Satterfield, sister of Mrs. Belismith, Mrs, Agnes Preusser Service Friday J p
Experienced for suburban home. Stay on place. References required. Call CO- | COOK —Experienced 3519 Washington a T0030.
»
| GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont
Cookie Packers. and -
Panera) Pri-
Friends may call at the iin neal home any time. VAUGHAN Roger B., N. Rural st, husband of Frances C. Vaughan; father of Janice Arleen and Cheryl Karen Vaughan; son of Mr. and Hugh B.- Vaughan and grandson of Mrs. Martha J. Vaughan, entered into rest Tuesday. . Services Priday, 2 Bethlehem Presbyterian church, six miles north of Logansport, Friends may call at the Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel until. 10 p. m. Thur
age 30 years, 2177
% Counter @irl—Experienced *
$35 per week to start: Heals 2nd al forms furnished; work. Paramount Catdteria,
$21.00 18 s Sundays, no nights. fasumaunt Cafeteria. 602 N. Illinois.
EGG BREAKERS
Essential Industry
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY POST-WAR EMPLOYMENT
Good Hours—Good Pay—Good Policies
INDIANAPOLIS WATER CO.
.{ for insurance claim office. fier MA-5105.
EXPERIENCED Bea Ki over following immediately. 6 “oi Dad Fellow. Bldg. MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. H, A
Shull, Mrs : Sam Stephens and Miss Melva Shui. FUNERAL D ORS 8
V. T. Blasengym ©, 27. ¥a isis
CONKLE | FUNERAL F HOME
ratefully acknowl ons of sympathy, tes, and services upon the recent death of our sister and Miss L. Burke, to the Rev. Rev. O. J) Martin, mem Methodist church, - friends 1 market, neighoors and ay w. Peace ‘Chapel.
FARLEY FURERALS ST
onown—zs0r E Washington
* Family Markers’ * Flat Work Girls * Shirt Press Operators Goed Pay - Daylight Hours
840 N. New Jersey
“FILE CLERK
t alphabetical and eral Straish 0h Siphabetioal an Position,
necessary. Apply Mr. Miller.
‘W. J. Holliday & Co, 543 W. McCarty St.
~ THE BOBBS-MERRILL CO. Tym for local established hed Joffe snd d_§rop 4: ute, . Car. f YPISTS i in RR
"tion vonus. 5-day
Tour ee a a LE Soka a ie aa dhe) per day . try
war future. a oo pleasant
REAL SILK us
#34 IF Noble
- FOR TIGHT FACTORY WORK
5-DAY. WEEK—ALSO SOME PIECEWORK JOBS,
The Geo. F. Cram Co.
130 E. Washington. Jd Floor
GIRL FOR WRAPPING DESK.
STOUT'S 318 Mass. AVE.
GIRLS TO LEARN
Checking —Packing— Pressing PASHION CUEANERS—1901 CENTRAL
‘'% GIRLS ; Well established industry with post-
and semi-skilied open Opportunities in I me Si 3 doy hi
Bem ., Pinished
——— HOSIERY MILLS
RI:IS2L, 8 a.m. to 85 p. m.
GIRL
GENERAL OFFICE WORE Apply 3rd Floor
Chas. Mayer & Co.
~~ GROCERY CLERK
Steady. Good w and hours. Taylor's Grocery, 3780 Tiiinois st.
HAND SEWERS 5% -day week. INDIANA PUR CO. 114 E. Washington
LINEN MENDERS 3:30 P.M—12 M.
Inquire Personnel Office Indians University Medical Center 1121 W. Michigan st —RI-7551
Long Distance Operators,
seated at the long distance switchboard, you will fina I telephone work (Increases with interest and satisfac
Employment fidt—<Weman
3 ‘20 N. | RINSTEWERS Fol Sani Vor Harrison Tes GH HERRMANN * on "TABLE HELPERS
WAITRESS
{10:3 P M. dally, HC
jour WANTED—FEMALE
x TYPIST %
18 to 25
with knowledge of Comptometer ration to work in Time and on dept. Day week. Time iu overtime.
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
Fear 8A MUtsP M
TYPIST $; TH
one-half
General office work. Permanent position. Pleasant surroundings. day week. Apply 401 } N, N. Capitol,
TYPIST
Permanent, post-war; good sala and opportunity. Call Mr. "Curtis, RI-7911.
oe] IST-GEN, OFFICE CLERK —-permane
nt position. Five-day week.
MA-355
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES a
NELP WANTED—MALE- FEM, FEM. 10
od beginner; age limit, 25. 1501. Northside Insurance
Salary, Five-
a not necessary. No Bundays. SHOE INN, 40 W.
WAITRESSES
for Our Downstairs Store Luncheonette—Part Time or Full Time Uniforms Furnished Apply Employment Office
7th Floor
WM. H. BLOCK CO.
WAITRESSES TEE PEE A
WA-6440 WAITRESS
Top Juges: z. uly Burger Basket Res-
WAITRESS * 55, sro Foor a EATON'S. 642 2 38th AYS — GOOD PAY
rt pe rt D WAITR FSSES wn B. rear
Overall
WAITRESS = WANTED 8.1. 3 WANTED—CGarl for stenographer and gen-
eral office work: 5% days; $3150 to start: permanent position. Box A556, mes.
WHITE WOMEN
for Folding and Sorting
Hours, 9 to 5
“8 to 3 on Saturdays
Laundry 3 2520 E. 12th St. WHITE WOMEN
for folding and sorting. time.- Overall Laundry, 2520 E. 12th.
WHITE LADY 37 00h “ok WOMEN
Between the Ages of 35 to 50 Permanent Employment in Kitchen “Hours 1 A. M. to 4 P. M. Apply Employment Kitchen, 6th Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO:
Full or part
war future, will nn For Shilleg :
WOMEN WANTED to
LEARN PIANO MSvLone.
PERMANENT PLOYMENT.
See Mr. Field 610 S. New Jersey St.
Are Needed A VITAL WAR INDUSTRY Gaod oe ies: Sweady Wok; & tion; music w work; excelient cafeteria. is %
RCA VICTOR
3310 E. Mich, Indianapoiis, Ind.
Young Lady 20 to 35
If you are ambitious. possessed’ of sales ability, and inte in the newspaper field for a ianapolis Times has a good openi for you ! Must be at least a ate. dependable and willin, start at a reasonable’ Ag “This position 1s“pefmanent, and offers an excellent opportunity for advancement. Five - day. Vacations with pay. Pleasant working conditions. Congenia! associates. See Mr. Walker, 214 W, Maryland or phone RI-5551 "YOUNG LADY—25 to 35 with telephone experience, as receptionist. Good hours and working Essential industry with post-
future, The In
40-hour week.
INDIANA “BELL “TELEPHONE ¢0.!
offices. 309 308 Circle Tower,
N &# Former Telephone Operators | B * Ty Call Between S$ AM and 5 P M. | Employment Office — Women |
oa Bell Telephone Co.
20 N. MERIDIAN ST. | OPERATOR ot} nk LINCOLN
~PUNCH Riss SPERATORS
AGE RIVERSIDE. NEIGHBORHOOD M. R. MASSON CO."
2160 MONTCALM
SALES LADIES
Full or Part Time.
Experienced aera, but not essential. 8 Sppartunity for aggressive pe: arting salary 18 to 21, Do bonus
W.T. GRANT Co.
25 E. Washington
“SALESPEOPLE
Better Dresses Salary & Commission
Apply Employment Office
{ 1
. 7th Floor WM. H. BLOCK CO, SEAMSTRESS
» 81-day week.
INDIANA FUR CO.
114 E. Wash. * -
Shirt Press Operators
No Experience Necessary Good Starting Pay Daylight Hours
Sterling Laundry
5 Lexington Gi STEAM TABLE GIRL 57% STENOG H
And Ediphone Operator
MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN | 700
to work short hours. evenings Seana ton st
Call Mr. Diehm, nL
HELP | WANTED—MALE- FEM. 10 BLUEPRINTER
No experience required. Hig oppo. | tunity to learn t {
H. Lieber Cou 616 BE Washo . ‘ORDER FILLERS aPBX OPERATOR ELI LILLY a COMPANY
STENOGRAPHERS AND WORKERS FOR THE LINEN SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
Wanted at Once!
Production Jobs Available for Men in the Manufacturing Division
3 Call at Employment Office —220 East McCarty Street
Take Minnesota Trolley to McCarty Street
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS Work After School and Saturdays MUST BE OVER 16
STERLING LAUNDRY.
735 Lexington
Learn Aircraft Industry Men & Women Day and Night Openings
8:30 A M. te 10 P. ML
Shirley Corporation
330 E. ST. JOSEPH
Essential industry. Permanent position
‘with Sid oath Bilal a. SUNN, Excel Je opportunity for TR deal working conditions good starting salary.
W. J. Holliday & Co.
Mr. Miller, 9 to 5 p m., RI-2422
Insurance claim experience permanent; 40-hour week, PR Se0L i 120 E. Market, room 4090.
TYPIST CLERKS
“No Experience Necessary— - Advancement Assured”
% LEARN TO SEW x» Le wittack Men and Women |
able-bodied people POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day
Beck Canvas Products, Inc. 384 W. Washington
KEEPER, DICTAPHONE OPERATORS, GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS
. MAN dr WOMAN
rmanent Ex SE Tadisk interested Sone var he 5:
— KITCHEN HEL Yi ;
wn WANTED. PTE ro 0 % Comptometer Operator *
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. i
Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.
i 1545 VanBuren
Men or Women 16 Years and Up For Fountaineers i roaming Work, necessary. Your drug store is an
essential part of your everyday" bomefront service.
See Mr. Moore
Hook’s Dependable Drug Stores
‘California and Market Sts.
- ay T
e of Availabinty
Sirth Certificate
MEN AND WOMEN for all types of
BAKERY WORK
Time and a half over 40 hours. Pleasant working conditions, “On-the-job training.” . After-the-war security.
Apply
OMAR BAKERIES, INC. 901 E. 16th St.
MEN-_WOMEN General Factory Work Punch Pressss @ Drill
War Oppor. tunity —Experience Not Necessary —Day or Night Work —54 hrs. per -~Apply bet. 8 a.m and 4 p.m. including Sati
McQUAY-NORRIS MFG. co 1737 Massachusetts A
sted |
8S gradu-
Needed Men & Women
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
Employment Office 19 W. South St. ~ % NIGHT CASHIER x
SEE MR. BRADLEY’
o: Denison Service. Ohio & Penn. |
OFFICE CLERKS
Permanent peace time position. Convenient to Washington and tor Michigan Carlines. Madison us and English Bus stop -at cur door. No experience.
APPLY TOMORROW!
LANE BRYANT
752 E. MARKET ST.
Machine Operators
Experienced or Inexperienced
Also Men for Sweeping and ‘Common Labor.
Good Starting Rate Plus Automatic Wage Increases
Apply
Opporiun'ty to learn production and pay roll work. : Pleasant hours, Time and one half over
SEE MR. FRANTZ
% Wonder Bread Bakery * *_339 E.Market St JUNIOR | ACCOUNTANT Permanent, post-war; Mr Curtis. RI-7511. HELP WANTED—MALE
All male workers ‘tovered
2 STOCK BOYS ‘% For Parts Department
HELP WANTED—MALE Freight Mouse Truckers
OR NT TO MAKE $42 TO $57 WEEK
Part-time workers ‘needed every Saturday and Sunday. cash for part-time work
N. Y. Central Freight Station
iho Sewih Delaware | FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS Permanefit Position
Opportunity for Advancement Rate, 76¢ per Hour
PENN at vd
138 E. South ~~ Good Permanent hig “for
k Truck Driver * Stock Clerk
* Packer
THE GIBSON CO.
438 N. Capitol
CENTRAL STATES ENVELO! ~ 18 8, Sherman Drive
_*_ NIGHT CLERK
Exp. N. Cc. R. Bookkeeping Machine Preferred But Not Essential
* MAROTT HOTEL »
“NIGHT WATCHMAN © AND PORTER
It physically fit and looking for a per { manent position tor the future. this is . real opportunity: good starting wage in { an essential industry Apply Mr Miller.
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
See Mr. Cook
RED CAB COMPANY 13th and Meridian
3 ICE ROUTE DRIVERS
Men fo Work in-lce House West Side Ice & Goal Co.
Good Starting Salary ® Opportunity for Advancement | Excellent Postwar Future No Tire or Grease Work GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington St.
"Booed Pay — Short Hours Men—Boys{Shipping Department, 112 §, pain.
PERMANENT JoB Strong man or hoy fo help in | store and on delivery truck, Draft Exempt — Good Salary
HOOSIER PAINT & LINOLEUM CO.
. 2 FORD MECHANICS . vc 2 CHEVROLET MECHANICS + ' Good pay and steady work. See ‘Mr. Cook.
"% Red Cab Company %
13th and Meridian
* 2 FILLING STATION * "3% % ATTENDANTS x HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Fou part time work in stockroom. Preferably moming hours interview call at
‘American States Ins. Go.
Te N. Meridian St.
* Red Cab Company *
15th and Meridian
post-war security commission. for the right man. 10 a. m .and .2 p. | Rise : Coleman Soda
Call at Puployment ‘Otfice -3 ly —8-
J. D. Adams Mfg. Co.
'v% GRILLE
+% COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W. St, Clair St. Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.|
ANDY MAN for work around oneral home, Must live on place,
~~ HERE'S A REAL JOB
We want a route salesman interested | in a job that offers high earnings and; Guaranteed salary and This Is a real opportunity | ApHly between 8 a. m.-
“AUTO MECHANIC
Permanent position. 000 Proposition.
Harry A. Sharp Co. Inc. ASSEMBLERS
Day-Time Hours Post-War Security
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS,
We are now accepting applications from | students ‘who expect to be avajlable for} part time work after school hours. experience necessary but
years of age. If interested, see Mr, Mier SANDERS W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
543 W McCarty st.
543 W. McCarty St
211 E. Wash, St.
Production Machine Operators
All Classes
and Laborers
urgently needed In vitdl war work.
Call Personnel Office.
International Detrola Corp.
1124 W. 21st St. “LI-5491 Or apply U 8 Employment Service.
~ ROOFERS & BUILD-UP MEN
Reese Roofing, 1050 E. 48th St.
~~ ROUTE SALESMAN IMMEDIATE OPENING, Married man, under 45. O.K. for fidelity bond Good moral character and habits. We pay all expenses You can eam $30-$360 a week.
KING KOFFEE KOMPANY
RI-2814"
~ SALESMAN
- hire 1 or 2 honest and dependable men interested in learning the cof= fee Busi ness and a permanent position
Apply in person or phone for
| appoint ment
COOK COFFEE CO.
936 E. Georgia
~ SALESMAN
For our men's dress and work clothing » . Steady Position
LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington =
Excelsior Laundry
840 N. New Jersey
LABORERS
80c per hour, 60 hour week. over 40 hours, 533 8. West st
Apply ready tor work, |
ASSEMBLERS
No Experience Necessary
Progress Laundry
LEARN A TRADE
Excellent opportunity to learn baker's trade. Age 16 to 40. i half over 40 hours. a post-war security, nings for interview. 1331 BE. Washington St.
to service Rest
OR DRAFT EXEMPT. YOUNG MAN FOR AUTOMOTIVE
TEACH. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE WHO WILL APPLY HIMSELF.
Experienced, and doughmixer,
hours. ‘Essential Indusisy with pon: | WEST ' BAKING CO.,
te _Boys to Park Cars x
TIME. . DENISON SERVICE, OHIO & PENN.
AGE 45-45 for fireman and waichman.
Steady Employment
NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS CALL RI-1321,8 A. M.-5 P. M. MAN to wore
Pashion Cleaners, with knowleage of tors and Controls for sales work {on road and in office. |in a business that will continue after the i Phone, GA-4421, i appointment
‘MAN to Servi MAN Permanent
{ BROTHERS. 33 Monument Circle
* BOYS *
a week to start: 40 hour week, Batundary] 447 Bankers Trust Bldg.
to | to help finish picture
ce Rest Rooms (Colored) Over 40—IR-5880
BRASS AND ALUMINUM
Squeezer Moulders wanted 'y, 1430 Madison ave. (in rear).
CABINET MAKER Steady Employment. Ideal Working Conditions.
Ask for Mr. Field.
MAN 25 to 45
for permanent position in shipping * department. Excellent opportunity for advancement.
AMERICAN HOSIERY MILLS
Call RI-13%1, 8 a. m. te 5 p. m.
PATCHERS
RUBBERS SPRAYMEN
Good Working Conditions
Permanent Mr. Field
See 810 South New Jersey Street
| SERVICE STATION SALESMEN *% GOOD SALARY *% COMMISSION *% GOOD POST- WAR 5 POSSIBILITIES | Apply 1004 Massachusetts Avenue PRODUCERS OIL COMPANY |... STOCKMAN Stockman needed to assist in packing and receiving and sending. shipe
Must be over 18, in Soa health d “dependable. Apply in
COOK COFFEE “co.
838 E. Georgia
STOCK BOY
16 years or older, not returning to school; steady position.
LEADER STORE
149 E. Washington
STOCK ROOM
MANAGER
Good starting salary. Steady position.
LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington
610 S. New Jersey
| week,
MAN AS HELPER
{ lo maintenance mechanic on small automatic machines. Que with machinist experience preferred. 3 chance for overtime,
COAL TRUCK DRIVER
| Steady work,
MECHANICS
good pay. See Mr. Reehling. General Truck Sales, Inc, 31 W. 13th.
Coal Conveyor Loaded
Mechanics— Melai—fPainters Guaraates—Commission—Peterson 30th & Central Sales Co. TA-450 All ar Part Dime
1114 E. 22d—WA-2481
Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.
“COLORED a
“for work in? Bagel¥,
after the war. operation here for 75 years
National Starch Products, Inc. 1515 8 DROVER
Time and one half sent) industry,
WEST ‘BAKING CO.
MEN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Experience NOT Necessary “Will oF part time. Steady work Sv 81 and’ *- Wonder Bread Bakery x
* 339 E. Market St.
TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL
Qur business has
1331 E, WASH. ST: Colored. Man and wile.
ment work. Apartment Lving quarters and good salary. Permanent,
% DISHWASHER-PORTER * White; 52-day week; $25.00 and meals. ENGLISH HOTEL COFFEE ‘SHOP
Employment Office, 9 to 4:30 Mitchell & Scott Machine Co. 1841 Ludlow Ave. |
PRODUCTION JOBS
Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays S A. M. to 3 P. M.
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Inland Container Corporation 100 West Morris Street
: AUTO BODY and FENDER Real Silk "METAL MAN
No tools necessary; start immediately; Siady work; time and one-half for over- | D. Wilmeth at 961 N.
EXPERIENCED PACKERS
"op Furniture and China Ware ALSO EXPERIENCED DRIVERS AND HELPERS . oi
. Offers
Post-War Opportunities To
16 to 50 :
Day Work—Permanent Positions 634 N. Noble St.
'W. J. HOLLIDAY & ¢0. :
Has permanent unskilled and skilled jobs for mén and _ boys. Also women for stock- , Foom work. 88 Years in the ? steel business assures postwar security. Plenty of overtime, :
Apply Mr. Miller
« MEN » 17 to 60 YEARS
For production Jobs in essential paper industry No Experience Necessary interviews trom 8 A. M to 5 P M | The Beveridge Paper Co. |
717 W_ Washington
DISHWASHER
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY POST-WAR EMPLOYMENT
© METER READERS
Good Hours—Good Pay—Good Policies
INDIANAPOLIS WATER CO.
‘Experienced Men to Drive Tractor Semi-Trailers
Late model, full or part
Western Union
MEN OVER (6 en 70 WEIGH BUNDLES | Good Starting Salary ~ |
STERLING LAUNDRY
————aatSdlexiuzion MEN WITH CARS te deliver telegrams:
TALLYMAN
Rate $187.95 ‘per Mo. Opportunity for Advancement.
- PENN. RAILROAD
139 E. South St,
"% TIRE MAN * '% CAR WASHER *%
“Permanent work. Offers secyrity for a post-war ‘future. Day Hours,
SEE MR. MAY .
Convéyor Loaded
Muesing-Merrick Coal Co: (114 E. 22nd WA-2481 "TRUCK MECHANIC day work. Good pay,
Steady | working conditions; 15% hours overtime | weekly if desired. Martin Truck Co., 921
LI-3501.
Ty TUNERS %* ‘PIANO
REPAIRMEN
Good Working Conditions
Apply Mr. Field !
610 S. New Jersey
With Post-War Security Transamerican Freight Lines, Inc. 3
* MEN * ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Needs You to Train for
w Packers w Truckers
* General Mill Laborers Good Starting Pay
EVANS. .MILLING CO.
1330 W. Michigan st.
ITUNE-UP MAN ALSO LUBRICATION MAN
Steady Work—Good Wages
Superior Chevrolet
sary.
on Furaitute Yan See
Hogan Trans. & Storage Corp.
863 Massachusetts Fadl
3 business nearly half a go TER wants ung man who desires a permanent interesting position with a future. Company has never had to. reduce number es” regardless of ‘business R-
avd able to ngusirians, I ay
AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY 3M Bankers art Bldg. ;
» MA-3 _ 719 State Lite. Bide. —MA-1358
%.- FIREMAN * | Salary, room, board and laundry .or salary and ; Sutsude DaRiehaste. -Sunny~ \ [CH I. a
FOUNTAIN MEN _ a
543 » McCARTY. ST Washingian and uy
FURNACE helper, meetasies u real opportu
'MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS
to train as machine * “operators and fitters, by steel doing highly essential war work, Previous experience not Steady employment. Plenty miner
of overtime.
HUGH J. BAKER & SoMPANY
602 W.. McCarty
Apply ata a 3310 EB Mich, ind i MEN COLORED S40 _| MECHANICS UNIFORM & WIPER 2
Washingten USH ERS Apply Loew's Theater, after WANTED
Man with. some ex. * perience in radio and electrical appliances.
Apply WM. R. STEWART
AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
887 Mass. Ave. .
WANT Tinners and furhace men. Si0p. Perman n 0 ood men.
»
i) General labor work ‘Receivers
| WASH MAN—FOR LAGNDAY ~
CLAYPOOL HOTEL
TE SROERUEE Aly
Mechanics, Helpers and Fire Men
In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry
Aero Mayflower Transit Co. °
37 Mass. Ave.
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