Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1944 — Page 16

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, | LOST — Saturday night;

rs. Harry Golder, Mrs, He! Minnie Cox and Philip Bohn and two grandchildren. Services Wednesday, 30:30 a. m., at residence of son, 243 N. Richland ave. Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel in charge.

rsday. 10 neral Home, 1804 W. Grove er “Cincinnati, O. Ss may san at funeral home after

noon W

e 95, member of cal Union. No. 1, Pruners! service

Ay 0f 1638 Sun ave 20, into res nday, Ps. ‘heband of Loutse D. Bor son of Mrs. Eva Burgess. Servednesday, 10 & m. at Harry W. Peace Chapel. Jutends i are welBurial Duniapsville, CHOMEL—-David A. (Alex), Te Spinkannex, brother of Marie Cecile hy (Betty Blythe) and Mrs. Catherine McGravel, died Sunday. Priends call at Kirby Mortuary, Meridian Bar’ cal sts. Funeral Wednegdas, 8:30 8. Mm. at mortuary: 9 a at 88 Peter and Paul Cathedral Iagerment Holy Cross cemetery. ? ©O0K~-Ethel of 801 Arbor ave, beloved wife of Frank Cook, mother of Lucille Cooper, Pauline Archibald and Franklin Cook; sister of Roscoe Campbell, passed away Monday. Services Thursday, 2pm at the Westview Baptist church. Burial Friends may call

Floral Park cemetery. Beanblossom

at her home any time, Service. CUDDY—Mrs. Alice DeHority, Mrs. D. A. Wilson, Pelham, No Grace DeHority, Muncie, Ind.; DeHority, Kansas City, Mo.; hig A W. Dale, passed away Monday p. m. Services Flenner & Buchanin Mortuary Wednesday, 11 a. m. Friends invited. Interment Elwood, Ind. Priends may call at mortuary. PERAMORE Marion H., age 47, husband of Myrtle C. Deramore, brother of Mrs C. W. Burres, passed away Sunday eve- | ning. Services Wednesday, 3 p. m, Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan. Friends invited. Burial ‘Crown Hill Friends may call at funeral home. (New Albany papers please copy.) PODREA — Elizabeth, 1030 Mills ave, passed away Tuesday morning. Mother of Mrs. Hazel Jacobs, Leon, William and ‘Russell McClellan and sister of Mrs. Anna Ambuhl, Minnie Borchers, George, Services ut

sister of 3 Mis ss

? rsday, 1:30 p. ". Burial a own Hill. Priends may call at : on of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect x after Wednesday noon or Doi Bl P., age 25 years, husband of Katharine Elam Green, father of Suellen Green, brother of Mrs. Wilma Higdon, stepson of Mrs. Bertha Doyle, grandson of Mrs, Emma Pruitt snd Andrew Lotshaw, nephew of Mrs. Helen Hudson, passed away early Sunday. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. m,, Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michian st. Friends invited. Burial Floral ark. Friends may call at funeral home. SROUT Charles S., age 86, of 315 8B. Landivarst drive, passed away Monday m., beloved father of Mrs. Florence

beloved

BARDING—Lewis A. of 520 N. Alabama st, entered into rest Saturday, age 64 8, brother of Augustus C. and les M. Harding. Services Wednes- , day, 2 p. m., at Baptist church, Ross- . burg, Ind. Friends may call at Harry ‘W. Moore Peace Chapel until 10 p. m. Tuesday. stance Ethel, age 61 years, sister of Harry B. and Charles Edwin . 11. Puneral 3 ednesd t. 13, 2 p. m., at the skin Mortuary, 2310 W. i Washingto . Friends may call at the mortuary any time {CORRECTED NOTICE) Fred E., age 58 years, beloved husband of Mrs, .Fae Mitchell, . passed away Sunday afternoon. Services Wednesday, :30 , m, from Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 846 N. Illinois. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any e.

Frank V., husband of Lucille K. father of Virginia Gant, died ay. Bervice, 2 p. m. Thursday at : he Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Priends may call at Mortuary. LARUE Harriett P., wife of John E., sister of Mrs. John A. Rush, Minneapolis, and Gertrude M. Maddox, Bedford, Ind., ssed away Sunday a. m. Private servPlanner & Buchanan mortuary Wednesday, 2 p. m. Burial Crown Hill Priends may call at mortuary, RUSSELL—Clarence, beloved son of WesJey and Agnes, brother of Larry Eugene and Robert Earl, passed away Monday. Private services (contagious disease) ! Thursday, 10 a. m., at the Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial Floral Park cemetery,

WYER—John, 427 8. Alabama st, beloved brother of Levi, George and Ellis Sawyer, Passed away Monday. Services { Wednesday 8, m., at the Beanblossom Sora 1321 W. Ray st. { Burial Mt. asant cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

QALBERT Charles E. Jr., 3361 Kenwood ave, son of Charles E. Talbert Sr. assed away Monday evening. Service afnef & Buchanan Mortuary, Thursday, 10 a. m. Friends invit Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortuary. SERRY—Frederick, 79 vears, 3612 Wath ington blvd, husband of Isabel M. father of Mrs, J. FP. Buckner of Blatt: ton, Ind., and Robert I. Terry, passed away Monday p. m. Bervices Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 2:30 p- m. Priends invited, Interment Crown Hill, Friends may call at the Mortuary. TUTHILL Jessie Albert, age 66, Linden hotel brother of Mrs. Edwin Geldrick and Charles W. Tuthill, Cincinnati, O., passed away Sunday. Service at the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chifes,? > 13% Prospect st... Wednesday,

Friends invited. Burial Lawrenceburg, ’

Ind. Priends may call at the ‘‘Chapel of the Chimes" after 8 p. m. Tuesday. [Cincinnati (O.) papers please copy.) VINCENT—Walter J., of 1020 Central ave., husband of Georgia Becker Vincent and father of Mrs, George S. Becker, passed away Monday evening. Service Flanper & Buchanan Mortuary, Thursday, 2 . m. Priends invited. Burial Crown ill. Friends may call at mortuary, LTERS—John W., 5356 E. St. Joe st, husband of Hattie, father of Mrs, Lillian Pellmer, Clermont, Ind, Mrs, Berniece Nichols! “Bernard; ~NOTIIEN,” Joe, Raymond and Howard Walters, Mrs. ‘Betty Jenkins, Mrs. Margaret Hiner and Mrs. Arminta Van Treese, passed ayay Sunday. Bervices Wednesday, 2 p. the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.”

WILLAMS—A. Floy (nee Gillam), 5446 Indianola, wife of Hershel 8. Williams, mother of Jerry, daughter of Mrs, D. llinger of St. Joe, Mich, passed away Monday a2 wm. Service at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday 2 Pp. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call at mortuary.

TarDs OF THANKS

¥-In - loving memory y of our darling wife, mother and grandmother, Mand Hendley, who passed away Sept. 12, 1941. «@weet is the memory, dear to our heart; The place that you hold will never

depart; : And all through the out

oh be they many or few, Will be ans of remem you

wife, o Se Y Chitdren-and Grandchildren. iw MEMORIAMS 3 Re husban

dear Ernest G. Boerstler,

_ Who passed away Sept. 12, 1042. The years: may wipe out many things, this they wipe out never, e memories of those happy days we were all toget IS WI WIPE GOLDIE.

FLORISTS & MONUMENTS

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“HERITAGE” MEMORIALS

See Our Beautiful Dis

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from vicinity- of male le, 24; -years brown head and ears, white body, jarge black spots.

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from Shirley

Friends may oul at es-

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1/LOST & FOUND In Ayres i blue billfold handvag, soniaining cul HI-0411,

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money, driver's license and kev. Liberal MA-1824. black spots, V on top of head, * ‘Mickey. Ravenswood tag, 1572 Haynes, Court.

and Pennsylvania sts. Re 6539.

cameo hracelet, Gift from brother overLiberal reward. LI-T7786.

Seas, day, childre pet. Name ‘“‘Sapdy.” Vicinity 2340 Winthrop. Reward TA. 3457.

LOST—Black, tan fox terrier, natural born bob-tail § months. Child's pet. Reward. 1108 §& Pershing. MA, 8788. LOST—Bilifold, dark brown. Finder keep money, returp valuable papers. 2502 Broadway, Apartment 1, TA-3168. INSTRUCTIONS LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE ATIONAL BEAUTY Demands for skilled operators exceed the . Laan under expert 342 E. Washington St.

HIPPY: Sak Washington 8. HELP F WASTED FEWALE Avon Products 2: 7 Toren:

hrs. - afternoons for mothers with children in school, but needs to | earn comm. and bonus. RI-8533.

Beck Canvas Products, Inc:

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it HHI ———— a BUS GIRLS i‘: sa

642 E. 38th

. BUS GIRLS For Terrace Tea Room

This will probably appeal to women with children who would like to work a short {ime each day during the luncheon hour. Apply Terrace Tea Room, 6th floor, any morning before 11 o'clock.

The WM. H. BLOCK CO. CAFETERIA WOMEN

Good Working Conditions—Top Wages No Sunday—Steady Employment ~ GUARANTY CAFETERIA 20 North Meridian

White or Colored

CLEAN—EFFICIENT CoOK

for full-time employment, wages. References required. live on place or go home,

HU. 4992

COFFEE SHOP WAITRESSES MAROTT HOTEL COMPARISON SHOPPER

Full and Part Time Experieneed Preferred Apply Employment Office 7th Floor

Wm. H. Block Company J COMPTOMETER

18 to 25 Interesting Payroll Work Typing Required—5'%-Day Week

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Call RI-1321—8 A. M. to 5 P. M,

* COMPTOMETER OPERATOR * Full or part time, Permanent, Old established company. Mr. Curtis. RI-7511 (Hi]1] 4 Experienced for suburban home. Stay on place, References required, Call CO-2629. @ TEE PEE

CURB GIRL WA-6440

DO YQU need $50 or $60 weekly? Leading cosmetic company will train you, Flexible hours, Mrs. Craig, WA-92093.

EGG BREAKERS

Essential Industry Apply 333 W. 18th St.

ELDERLY COUPLE to apartment house. Livifg quarters furnished. Prefer someone with small income. IR-5555

EXPERIENCED FOR ALTERATIONS ON BETTER DRESSES

A permanent position in fine environment to those who can qualify. Apply Mr, Pritz, 6th Fir., Ladies’ Alterations.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

EXPERIENCED Beauty Operator to take over following immediately, 612 Odd Fellow Bldg. MRS, CLOUD, LI-0350.

EXPERIENCED PEOPLE

FOR SKIRT ALTERATION

Steady employment under pleasant working conditions, Apply Mr. Pritz, 6tn Floor, Ladies’ Alterations

The Wm. H. Block Co. EXPERIENCED GIRL

for {insurance claim office. Attractive offer. Robert Denton Adjustment Co. MA-5105.

good Can Phone

care for small

EXPERIENCED

COAT ALTERATION WORKERS

Must. be competent to work on better type garments. Apply Mr. Pritz, 6th Flr.,, Ladies’ Alterations,

The Wm. H. Block Co. FILE CLERK - Straight alphabetical and general office work. Permanent position.

Experience preferred but = not necessary. Apply Mr. Miller.

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

Flat work girls; very

good pay; with proen bonus 5-day week. Permanent,

CROWN—290( E. Washington ‘GIRL for general bakery shop work. | Cake icing, etc. KARLE'S BAK- { ERY, 3510 College.

GIRL ~~ for General Office Work - Typing Required STOUT’S 318 Mass. Ave. GIRLS OVER 16. for full-time work. Apply Jervis department, L, Strauss -&

GIRL children; stay; $15

i woman, assist housework and

hildren; $15.00, BR-8938,

IRL = Drive.

GIRL-—~White; grocery, service, Good pay. WA-3301

~ GROCERY CLERK

Steady. Good wages and hours, lor's Grocery, 3760 N. Illinois st.

. HAND SEWERS

114 E. Washington

SEKEEP Home, after 6 p.

* TYPIST x COPY WORK ONLY

Apply [Office Manager

"PROGRESS LAUNDRY

ER—~White, single,

papers and Sewara.” ft Wright St

SERVICE MAN'S dog, terrier, white with Beverly

LOST—Diamond ring, vicinity o Mahingion

hand-engraved

Brown and white bird ¢ dog, Satur:

GIRL, white, for general I omnes gr

6505 {

will jredn; self

Tay-

wanting man has small _house. BR-6856 m,

17-18 Years of Age

Permanent “Employment, ‘See Mr, Keogh

AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK

45 N. 45 N. Pennsylva ia

pennsylvania as Ine “MIDDLE AGED WHITE WOMAN

to work short hours, evenings, cleaning offices, 309 Circle Tower.

NURSE MAID—WHITE

for private nursery. Sheet. ‘Stay. Room, board, salary. MA.

OFFICE GIRL—RI-4677 PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS

18-50 00D HM. Vi. R. "MASSON co.

2160 MONTCALM

SALESLADIES

for various departments throughout the store. Steady positions. LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington

SEAMSTRESS 53-day week.

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Wash, Secretary

for production office.

some dictation. Ine post-war future.

Typing required, teresting, permanent; Ask for Mr. Weber.

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E. Washington.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

For girl who can do stenographic, light office work and answer phone. Permanent, pleasant sure roundings. Ask for Mrs! Wilson,

Wilking Music Company

120 E. Ohio

STEAM TABLE GIRL io":

"TELEPHONE BOOK DELIVERY HELP

Women and Men with automobiles are reeded to deliver telephone directories. Full or part-days. Gas coupons available. Delivery starts about Sept. 27. Apply Von Hoffman Dist. Co., care of Box A688, Times.

TYPIST—GEN. OFFICE CLERK

for permanent position, Five-day week Downtown. MA-355 TYPIST with ol experience. ALLIED BUILDING CREDIT, INC., Suite 1005, 129 E. Market Building, Mr. Maple,

Good begi ' limit, 25. TYPIST TAISOL. Northside Finale Company.

Cov mr Ep =

‘STERLING LAUNDRY

735 Lexington

FOR WOMEN ® In office. @ In production department,

~ FOR MEN e In production department.

Dodsinilues to ay Hlovinent he 13 noon

' in a rapidly Aor at out em130 a. m. and

Bowes “Seal: Fast” Corp.216 N. Pine St.

LABORERS

Outdoor; healthful year-round work: time and one-half for over 40 hours; no age limit,

Crown Hill Cemetery

‘J MACHINE OPERATORS

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

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.

1545 VanBuren

HELP WANTED-—-MALE-FEM. 10

MEN OR WOMEN

18-55 FOR SELLING POSITIONS TOILETRY SALES +DRUG SALES CASHIER

At least 8 months’ selling experience. Steady work, convenient location. Your drug store is an essential part of your everyday home front service.

APPLY AT OFFICE

7tboks Dependable

Drug Stores

STIS and Market sts.

WAITRESSES

for Cur Downstairs Store ° Luncheonette—Part Time or Full Time Uniforms Furnished Apply Employment Office

* 7th Floor WM. H. BLOCK CO. WAITRESS 50 oom, Soe 2

TORIUM, CH-7676. Mrs. Losche.

WAITRESS—Day or night work; good on, good pay. 3901 E, Washington.

“HI-SPOT" WAITRESS 411 B. Illinois WAITRESS White—No Sundays. Sal-

ary, room, board. Grimes Hotel and Cafe, 118 E. Main, Plainfield. Phone 2021,

6 Days; short h WAITRESS ays; ra ours or

EATON’S, 642 E. 38th

WAITRESS

Top wages. Apply Burger Basket Restaurant, 844 E. 63rd. BR-0925.

DAYS — GOOD PAY WAITRESSES 1357 8. Meridian

WAITRESSES | TEE PEE

WANTED—Girl for SN. country home; three children; per week. Box 689, Times.

WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR A FEW WHITE WOMEN TO CLEAN OFFICES. SHORT HOURS, LIGHT WORK, GOOD PAY. CALL AT 557 CONSOLIDATED BUILDING.

WHITE WOMEN

for folding and sorting. Full or part time. Overall Laundry, 2520 E. 12th.

WHITE LADY 5 5 ten “ons

Duke's Lunch, 3225 E. 10th.

WHITE YOUNG WOMAN for plain sewing, mending and ironing in private nursery school. Stay. Room, oard, salary. MA-9086. »

YOUNG LADY—-25 to 35

with ‘telephone experience, as receptionist. Some typing. ood hours and working conditions. Essential industry with postwar security. Call Mr. Diehm, FR-1331.

YOUNG LADY to Take Full Charge of Wrapping Desk

STOUT’S 318 Mass. Ave.

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. BLUEPRINTER No experience required. ' Good oppor-

tunity to learn trade. 40 hour week Apply H. Lieber Co. 616 E. Washing?

Cake Mixer

Permanent Position Night Work Very Good Pay Time and 1% over 40 hours. Essential Industry

Also Female Cookie Packers

General Baking Co. 318 W. Vermont

COUNTER HELP—DISHWASHER WHITE. 377 8. ILLINOIS ST.

MOULDINGS, INC. 741 E. MARKET

. If not now in war work, Apply

modern $15.00

U. S. Employment Service 148 E. Market

FOUNDRY LABORERS * Also. * ~~ PRODUCTION MACHINE - OPERATORS

. Skilled and Unskilled

Permanent Employment ° Now and Postwar

Apply Employment Office A.M toSP M

Men and Women

MACHINE OPERATORS Skilled and Unskiled - General Factory Work

Needed Men & Women

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY

Employment Office 19 W. South St.

OFFICE; ~ LABORATORY AND PRODUCTION JOBS

Immediately Available at

ELI LILLY & COMPANY

Essential Work With Post-War Opportunities

Take ta Trolley to McCarty St.

Order Entry Clerk Comptometer Operators Stenographers File Clerk General Clerical

Essential manufacturing industry with excellent postwar prospects needs an order entry clerk, comptometer operators, stenographers, file clerk and general clerical, Experienced preferred but will train industrious and intelligent juniors: Good wages, 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions. Apply employment department.

INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

700 W. Morris

with Post-war Opportunities in an

Essential Industry Manufacturing Rubber Products Apply KARPEX MFG. CO. 1436 E. 19th St, Take Columbia car to 19th & Martindale

Production Machine Operators.

Experienced or Inexperienced 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.

Sears

has full-time permanent employment ‘in the following departments: « ® CAMERAS ® STATIONERY ® MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS ® LINGERIE ® NOTIONS ® COSMETICS / ® WOMEN'S SHOES ® BEDDING ” STOCKROOM

SEARS, RO BUCK . 0.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Jobs for Now and Postwar

Here are jobs with a future and wit]

Se PAGE

Vital Factory Work ® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement ® A Job With a Future ‘ ® No Experience Needed

THE BARBASOL

~~ COMPANY 846 N. Senate Ave.

¢ ORDER CHECKERS _e STOCK WORKERS. ® OFFICE CLERKS e PACKERS eo TYPISTS

APPLY TOMORROW!

LANE BRYANT

152 E. MARKET ST.

Tatlor, man or woman, to 3 men's alteration. Singers Clothing

Clothing Store, Lafayette; Ind. HELP WANTED—MALE 1

NOTICE

All male workers covered by the Priority Referral Flan will be required to mply with all WMO eons,

3 BOYS TO PARK CARS

Empire Garage, 126 E. Wabash. See Mr. Kennedy.

‘ is in the fight. Call at Employment Office Daily-—~8-12 Saturday J. D. Adams Mfg. Co. 217 8. Belmont Ave. AUTO MECHANIC If you want a 5'z-day week job, good pay with postwar possibilities, better see

Mr. Lee, WEST SIDE MOTORS, 2419 W. Washington.

AUTO MECHANIC

Permanent position, good proposition.

Harry A. Sharp Co. Inc. a 443 Virginia Ave. BAKER

Experienced, also doughmixer. Time and one half over 40 hours. Essential industry, with post-war security. Open evenings for interview, WEST BAKING CO. 1331 E. Wash. St.

BOYS AFTER SCHOOL HOURS I5 Years Old or Over TO DELIVER TELEPHONE BOOKS in Your Own Neighborhood

Send name, age, address and telephone number. Must have small wagon or cart. Delivery starts about Sept. 27. Apply Von Hoffman Dist. Co.,, care of Box A687, Times. BOY For work after school 1:30—4:45 (or) MAN Full time, to repair typewriters. Experience not necessary, 5% days. 205 People’s Bank Bldg. BOY—I16, OR DRAFT EXEMPT. YOUNG MAN FOR AUTOMOTIVE ARMATURE WINDING. WILL TEACH. GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ONE WHO WILL APPLY HIMSELF.

318 S. EAST. MR. MURRAY. Bread and Roll Baker

Good salary. Rene's Bakery, 114 Monument Circle. Apply Mr. Hasse.

% CABINET MEN *

Opportunity to make a permanent post-war connection. Splendid chance for advancement,

610 S. New Jersey st.

ASK FOR MR, FIE

CAR WASHER * pic"

Place

CARPENTERS WANTED

1819 N. Meridian Street

Cashier—Experienced & Reliable

Trustworthiness and responsibility main requirements. If you are under 60 years old or active and can quality you will considered. Old established firm. Bond required at our expense. Good pay comparable with bank or any other reSpolible position in city. No phone alls, Apply in person or by letter. George Hilgemeier Jr. or E. F, Kryter, personnel manager.

DUNN BEVERAGE CO.

449 W. Washington .

COLORED MAN

Time and one-half over 40 hours. Essential industry with postwar security. WEST BAKING CO, 1331 E. Wash. St

COOKS and GRILL MEN - WA-6440

c00K “HI-8POT"

411 8. Illinois

COUNTER MAN CAFETERIA

Good hours, good wages; off on Baturday and Sunday. Baker's Lunch. Room, 115 W. 30th.

% _DISHWASHER-PORTER *

White; 5-day week; $25.00 and meals, ~ENGLISH. HOTEL .C HOTEL COFFEE _SHOP__

Easy Job for Man 60 Years of age. No experience _ necessary. Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

2000 Northwestern Ave, Ask for Mr, Dithmer.

ELECTRICIANS

(Experienced on Motors and Generators)

UPHOLSTERERS, CARPENTERS, RIVETERS, MECHANICS

Apply

U. S. Railroad Retirement Brd.

15 East Maryland Street

Experienced Men to Drive Tractor Semi-Trailers

Pérmanent Jobs With Post-War Security

Transamerican Freight Lines, Ine. 1456 E, "19th St,

EXPERIENCED PACKERS

on Furniture and China Ware

ALSO EXPERIENCED DRIVERS AND HELPERS

on Furniture Vans See Mr. Walker

Hogan Trans. & Storage Corp.

Massachypetis Ave.

Tony MPANY 0 Dusinim nearly half a century wants 3 Joun mah who desires a permanent an Ingerest ng position ‘with a future, Company has never had to reduce nu of employees regardless of business conditions. Man must be industrious, have petsusiity au and able to meet’ public. Apply either of A AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY 347 Bankers rage Bldg. =

MA-5558 ( ___. 119 Slate Life Bldg. 2 Ma-4358

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position ; Opportunity for Advancement Rate, 6c per. Hour -

HELP WANTED—~MALE-FEM. 10

__ KITCHEN HELP oa En |

—>WANTE De

‘UER D K. DISHWASHER EATON'S, 642 E, 38th.

. | IMMEDIATE OPENING,

ro WANTED—MALE FOUNTAIN MEN atu

Furniture Set-Up Men and Burn-in Men

: ©: Apgly | People’s Outfitting Co. WAREHOUSE

1160 DIVISION STREET . *

0 @ood Starting Salary © Opportunity for Advancement © Excellent Postwar Future ® No Tire or Grease Work

GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington St. GRILLE COOK _

ly “Burger Baskey” Restaurant 344 £ ‘83rd. BR-0025.

3rd. * GRILLE

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

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

We are now accepting applications from students who expect to be available for part time work after school hours. No experience necessary but must be over 16 years of age. If interested, see Mr. itler.

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

543 W. McCarty st.

HOUSEMEN

CLAYPOOL HOTEL

LABORERS

80c per hour, 60 hour week, Overtime over 40 hours. Apply ready for work. 533 S. West st.

LABORERS

80c per hour. Pleasant outside work.

CH-0443. LEARN A TRADE

Excellent opportunity to learn baker's trade. Age 16 to 40. Time and one half over 40 hours. [Essential - industry with a post-war security. Open evenings for interview. West Baking Co., 1331 E. Washington St.

LINOLEUM LAYERS People’s Outfitting Co.

1160 DIVISION STREET

MAN for work in wholesale house. Mr. Mercer. 221

MAN to help finish picture Permanent position. BROTHERS, 33 Monument Circle. MAN to Berees Rest Rooms (Colored) Over 40—IR-5880 MECHANICS

Steady work, good pay. See Mr. Reehling. General Truck Sales, Inc. 31 W. 13th,

Mechanics—Metal Painters

Tocery wares . South st, {rames, LYMAN

MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS

to train as machine operators and fitters, by steel fabricator doing highly essential war work, Previous experience not °necessary. Steady employment. Plenty of overtime.

HUGH J. BAKER & COMPANY

cCarty x "MEN *

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

Needs You to Train for + Packers +“ Truckers ¥ Genera) Mill Laborers ood Starting Pay

EVANS MILLING CO. 1730 _W. Michigan St. « MEN w» 17 to 60 YEARS

For production jobs In essential paper industry

No Experience Necessary

Interviews from 8 A. M to 8 P M

The Beveridge Paper Co.

TT W. Washington

MEN WITH CARS

Late model, to deliver telegrams; full or part time. Mr, Dalton,

Western Union

MEN : ) General labor work Receivers

Sweepers & Janitor Service Good Wages—Steady Work, Vital War Indust ey Apply Employment Office A VICTO

3310 EB. Mich,

* NIGHT CLERK "x

Exp. N. C. R. Bookkeeping Machine Preferred But: Not Essential

* MAROTT HOTEL «*

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY .

Carmen Helpers Boilermaker Helpers Sheetmetal Worker Helpers Painter Helpers and Many Other Openings

INVESTIGATE THE ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY RAILROAD EMPLOYMENT

Indianapolis, Indiana

Apply U. S. RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD 15 East Maryland Street

PARKING LOT ATTENDANT Permanent position for honest reliable man 25 to 50 years old, Park cars and

sell gasoline. AUTO PARK 117 W. Maryland St.

x PATCHERS

Big opportunity for men that understand patch work and finishing on pianos. Permanent post-yar employment.

610 S. New Jersey st. ASK FOR MR. FIEL! PORTER aud geperal garage worker; good

ay, erman Job, Wiles a. & JOHNSON, 3

15 Conese. PRESSER

Experienced in Men's Clothing Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. Production Machine Operators | ~

3 and ‘Laborers

Urgently, needed 1 in vital war work. Call Personnel Office. |

International Detrola Corp. 1124 y Jit 88. LI-54 Or _.Or apply U 8. Employment Bich, RAWLEIG UTE {labe at RA ory A Write on pen

» Good nce. Rael Dept. INI-215-105, Freeport, A - Rell and Tufling

Operators: ypsicnte not ' necesre. Good wages.

$e NATIONAL MATTRESS co.

‘806 N. Senate Ave. Sos ROUTE SALESMAN

2 Mairied foe "hakity bond. i ot and habits.

once. | Hardwood floors lala, refinished.

- ly In COFFEE CO.

916 E. Georgia PATER pr *x RUBBERS *

Chance for real advancement in a postwar, permanent job,

610 0s New Jersey St. FOR MR. FIELD

- SALESMAN

PLL our evs dress and work clothing “Steady Position iN _ LEADER STORE

149 E. Washington

SERVICE STATION SALESMEN *%. GOOD SALARY %% COMMISSIQN ** GOOD POST - WAR POSSIBILITIES

Apply 1004 Massachusetts Avenue PRODUCERS OIL COMPANY

% Service Station Manager * ' Nights Good Salary and Commission Sure Post-war Employment

STABLE MAN .

wanted. White. steady, industrious, sober; prefer single man over 50 to care for private stable near city. references. . Salary. $100 living quarters in table, 1176, Indianapolis.

STOCKMAN

Stockman needed to assist in packing coffee and receiving and sending ship: ments. Must be over 18, in good health and COOK

OOK COFFEE CO. 938 E. Georgia

TELEPHONE BOOK DELIVERY HELP

Men and Women with automobiles are needed to deliver telephone directories. Full or part-days Gas coupons available. Delivery starts about Sept. 27. Apply Von Hoffman . Dist. Co., care of Box _A6gs, Times, oo

~ TRUCK DRIVERS BEST COAL CO. i111 Leota

TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL

Conveyor Loaded

Muesing-Merrick Coal Co. 1114 E 22nd WA-2481

per mo. and Postolfice Box

TRUCK DRIVERS AND DRIVERS’ HELPERS

Apply People’s Outfitting Co.

1160 DIVISION STREET

Steady day work. working conditions; Feely il desired . Capitol. 11-3501,

Truck Mechantc—Also Helper

Steady day work. Good pay. Good working conditions, 15%2 hours overtime weekly if desired. Martin Truck Co. | M $21 N. Capitol, LI-3501.

Wanted Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8 Berry

Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

Mass. Ave.

WAREHOUSE HELPER

Steady Employment—Good Wages See Mr. Shirley

Hoosier Outfitting Co. 219 E. Washington St. Washroom Helpers

. Over 18 Assemblers Bundle Room Boy

Day-Time Hours Postwar Security

Excelsior Laundry 840 N. New Jersey WASH MAN—FOR LAUNDRY CLAYPOOL HOTEL WHITE ORDERLIES Permanent employment. Apply Nursing Administration Office—

METHODIST HOSPITAL who has had promotional Young Man p

or organizational experience or would like to traig for these fields; local job, car necessary, good salary. excellent chance for advancement. Write Times, Box A604, -for interview.

PERSONAL SERVICES fT} NEW AND USED ELECTRIC PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS

REPAIRS AND SERVICE

Good y. good 15% Pg CR ad rtin Truck Co.

PUMP & ENGINEERING CO. us 8. MERIDIAN ” Distr, of Fairbanks-Morse Products

MEYER O

ALY ATE

ONE-DA Emergency Dry Cleaners Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N. Cap. |.

RADIO SERVICE REPAIR

Ne pei and deity Geliver. ib Lab. 281 E 23nd, TA-6738; 1122 nelby, FR PR sam.

GET your car ready for winter. Motor Kita" Service fender amd body repair, 30th Harding. WA-583

Paper Hanging

Work guaranteed; immediate service. FLOYD

COFFMAN CH-1348-W MASTER PAINTERS—FREE EST.

We specialize in interior and exterior work. Guaranteed. BE-2679—BE-0692.

PAINTING & INT. DECORATING

Free estimates, prompt service, | BE-4444.

Refrigeration or OIL BURNER REP!

ROCKWOOL insulation. Bold, in-

stalled & hand packed, also roofing. Call Nine, CH-6085, evenings. LAWNS, lots, homes and poultry houses, gutters cleaned and pinta. RI-2407.

ne, oo BR-8525 Mattresses fepaired sariy. Ri-i63. ~ Wr Root a a ma RI-2928 « FR-0474

EXPERT PAPER HANGING ER. Gstimates Free.

FREE ESTIMATES — CALL TT" paish Plastering *"Ch%es:

Engineering uipment Co. TA-8874

* Apply 1004 Mass. Ave, */|¥zc c

Must have good | WILL, CARE for

TRUCK MECHANIC |

ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD | Hoosier Hotel oom i Ses. Te

reas, 40 Muss. _

col-|.> home: nn E on i ,

"privieger;

BR RG. A . and Mallory's, for businessman, GREY, 560 N.—Room In iE home, next bath: E. Michigan car. CH-5556-R. N, 415 N-—Cléan room, next bath; innersprings. nsportation. Gentleman only. FR-1 8. MERIDIAN, N.—2700 Block; near eating we good transportation; till Oct. 1.

NEW JERSEY, 3307 —Nice 5 Nie sunny. ; innersprings; © = trans portation; 1 or 2 em loyed girls. OLNBY, 938 N ~Pront sl room; 2 beds; near Ai ra. BTL ANA i de EL beds, m, twin innerspr A Phone. Penn. trolley. pri Rice, Sam ho sate bemoan 3 wa! en preferred, WA-5451. 3.8 “private CL bath: en ce; private th: Tge room nicely furnished

STEVE Vio Tare seem ow |

days. ron 2 '- Bates Pah jots’d, Clean; newly fur

628 W.: 2 lovely si near good tra Er

Se is Spans; em wor? -

2325—8ing| ro: new! eR ater | my

CARE for children Mcensed _ Bi oion, near RA renal

TWO si sleepin Tooms in te, modern home; Sood meats. cR-T528. He ARE for ren Teed A yard. 5 dir al my home;

me keep your chil yard. Mother

ys er's care, IR-1258.

floor. 1429 Carrollton.

_Age throughout dren der Mod CHILDREN Io nage BL TWO FUR FURNISHED | POOMS | for two single

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 17

ALABAMA, "2295 N.—One-room | kitchenette;

BROADWAY, 1138 — ; private bath: adults: $10." 8 :

BROADWAY, 1138; 3 rooms, near.

accommodate 3 adults: rv OPPOSITE Rex Theatré; apartment, rms.; modern, furnished. Adie WA-1013. 25th, 830 E.—2 modern sleep~ __ ing room; private entrance. Sadults.

APARTMENTS FOR TAM aa HAN APARTMENTS 850 N. Tamas st.

THT MALIN

MOYRARAR Lt LLL

He [ WOODSMALL a ASHINGTON—LI

108 B 5391.

GENERAL APARTMENTS

22 W. Vermont, LI-2439.

wit 3 Ry 1 -bedroom house (walking ce) us ent or double. LI-5824, ne 10TH, 309 E—2 Rooms with private toliet and lavatory; private entrance: _borch; $35 a month: utities RR: UNFURNISHED Abartmen t, 3 rooms, kilchenette, pri ba new, Papered Adults, Hie N. ri ”

BEDROOM apartmen stove, all utiles; $45; 2 employed girls pre-

ferred. TA-063% i 5 p. m. FUS HED APTS. & H 2 ROOMS, hot and cold water: private Shtrance: walking distance; $5 a week,

ADULTS CALL room double; stove a RENT

TA-4308, : WANTED TO 8

53 OR 6-ROOM houses or r Jouble Tor of Bein) of company.

KRAFT CHEESE CO. RI1-8638

& MANAGEMENT — RENTAL SERVIOR * ALLISO N TY CO. Ine, RI-238 MOVING & STORAGE 3

Hodges Storage Co.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later, Estimate Free—Inspections

Invited. 960-62 N. Meridian, RI-2019 HOUSES—LOTS FOR SALE _ 24

Jos ‘WILLIAMS ST, Down—Bal. Like Rent

Nice 3% D. cot with a water, elect.; Inside toilet; newly F Dain edt) gar; n

PHILLIPS REALTY Coca sou SC Peter

8 gms, electric lights, gas, 8 water, pio, La re for 90x 135. Take Pr turn north rl lock. Call E. J Nicolal of N. L J. 8. CRUSE REALTY CO.

2825 STANDARD AVE.

Nice clean cottage, semi modern. a

vacates quick. 950, terms.

Hall- Hotel a. - MA. 8581

A 2153 N. WALLACE

8T. Afactive §5-rm. bungalow, lated, new C. shgle. roof, cem. blk. gar. $2500, A nice house at low

pasly complete; cost, IR-4470 C. R. ESCH RI-2363 ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS

NEAR WASHINGTON HIGH 120 and 22 8S. Belmont, excellent 4-room mod. double and garage. All in good condition. A nice home and inSatie for only $5,800. Shown by appt. oniy. KELLER ER REALTY, INC. LI-4401 "NICE 1-RM. HOME WITH FURNACE 750 Prospect—$3 000, $500 Dn.—$30 a Mo, SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Studebaker Realty ,.'sier POSSESSION SOON

22 E. 33rd; 3 bdrm. 2 story frame: large lot, 4-car gar. 10% down. Call Burtt, Reékltor.

-Hottel Go.- MA, 8581

POSSESSION WITHIN 30 DAYS Fine 2-bdrm. house; large living room; beautiful bath, plus shower and stool in basement: automatic water heater: attached garage; exceptional buy, 656 Congress ave. $5.2 Call MR. FWICKER RI. 2368. REALTY CO.. INC, Realtors.

2345 N. TALBOT

7-Room modern house; price Shown by appointment only. JOHN R. WELCH &

23 W. OHIO ST.

Insu20x24

$3,750.

LI-3423

6-RM. MODERN DOUBLE

Newly painted and decorated. Two +

porches, garage, year,

$600 per Bargain, $4850. 251 ati Guilford. BR-8040. 0 $300 C CASH ~~ will handle

semi« modern double rent for $18 15 a sid See 2210-12 English ening to : REALTY, INC., Realtors. 11-4401,

$600 DOWN - 252 W MORRIS—3-Bedroom modern cottage; l-car garage; near school, trans Price, $3,250. GA-3442 MRS. McCUBBINS RI-2368 ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS E OF YOUR an Abstract Prepared By Union Title Ceo. 185 B. Market St. Union Title Bldg. Troy facin . course; new quality’ bungalow: beautify 1’ Joes on large lot; low taxes. LIAL Ho HU-

2049 Shelby; 5 A tt $2750. elby; §-rm. cotta 2110 Shelby; 6-rm. ta, 42 2114 Shelby: 6-r. cottage; 5000; extra lot, William Denker, 1538 8. Fe OGA-4659. : re CAN'T B az 2089 N R! MOD, BONG + HWD. FIRE: TER FOLKERTH, 20 E Wash, EAST SIDE REALTOR, C. ALL TR-4200: USE in good ' nei bork racel Tear 32d st.; needs will Sell t offer. - Call ia. after 6:30

$2650 12 1133 Felson —Nice §-rm. home;

$880 dn.; barg. TR-7956). BR-

with en ph RT or 3 girls. | me sis N.—Nice room near sarin, :

bath; trans-

care for elderly and g shronte: first

1630 SHELBY 3

Desry 2

M. GARAGE.

HI-1133 (eve,

{0TH ST. 3456 W.—5-room modern bunga: low; but ina: saree 7 ei" side drive;

* reas E 2 24th; large fron EE hot :

119% N. Alabam: 380 W. V

6-Room sungsios og re $5600.

7% ACRES; 25 1 house and

KissLiNg. AG

Al 10t boo to sane: ¢

Cooper, agent. ton. TRetiss. Al 3 -18 miles’ Fast:

| KISSLING AGI

$B Newark woo Jl Carmel. R.

A in woods. type house, Garag = 8431, :

200 ARES |

New 10-room hi of outbuildir