Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1944 — Page 18
SCHEDULED ‘NATIONAL HEALTH
ASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (U. Po announced
En. on health during War-
: e Claud
: Bearings Oct. 11-12 on substandard ‘wages. Pepper will return to Wash-
e Pepper
INSTRUCTIONS T"LEARN BEAUTY CUL : Demands for skilled LA ony, | ¥. Lea
: from 10 1pm senate education and labor ro rom am. to : tee yesterday | greg, J" t §t would report this month on HELP W “vestigation into the state of ———
profit sharing dividends and merchandise subcommittee, headed by P fot shating gi
(D. Fla.) | appointment. ounced \ that it will hold | education, experience, Be expected.
LTURE INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY
rn under expert teachers. HAM
REE POO © Monday through
Cold Wave Permanent at Eason ne International Beauty School,
ADVERTISING ‘WRITER
Permahent position, liberal salary plus
write Mr. Dobson for!
Do NOT phore. State age, !
HOOK DRUG CO.
California and Market Sts.
Angton to conduct the hearings. , DEATH NOTICES bo
> Wednes., Oct. 11, 1944 yme “Castor, 943 W. 34th, L wife of Levi C ssed away Wednesday > morning. Service Magnet & Buchanan | Mortuary Saturday, 2 m, Friends £ invited. Burial Crown Psi, Friends © may call at mortuary. ry Matilda, mother of Roustt
= L. dianapolis, Charles J, of © Angeles, Hugh J. Detroit, sister of L. . Frank Treat and Charles Treat, both of
. Indianapolis, passed away Tuesday. ~ Services at Banner, & Buchanan Mertu= ary, Thursday. 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill : CLOVER Eva L. of 442 N. Drexel ave, entered into rest Tuesday, age 78 years, widow of the late John H. over, * mother of Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs George Cassidy, sister of . John Walker and Oliver Stookey. m. at Sam Kokomo, Ind. Friends may call at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel until 8 p. m. Wednesday. Mason T. age 62, husband of ; stepfather "of rs. erche and Cpl. Streeter H, Moller, Camp Crowder, Mo; grandfather! Streeter Herche; brother of Mrs. | Shizabein Pennington, and uncle of { : passed away Monday mis. ; residence, 2019 Cent : ave. Services Thursday. 1:20 p. m, Conkle Punteral Home, 1934 W. Michigan st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill # Friends may call at funeral home. MULL-—Ella N., wife of Charles L.; mother of Mrs. Doris Matthews, Clarence C. ~ and Cecil Hall, Mrs. Fern Wright, Mrs. 4 Cary Robinson; sister of Mrs. Harriett Webb of Dewitt, Ill, and Samuel Cleeton, te, Ill, passed away Monday p. m. may call at the Tolin Funeral 1308 Prospect st, any time, Services Thursday 2 p. m. Interment Washington Park. Friends invited. SOLURE = Smily Prances, wife of Clyde O. McClure, passed away at the home, 1733 a Apt. 1, Tuesday morn- | Funeral service at Kregelo
Ww Prien {, Home,
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N. Meridian, and 4 p m.
~ BILLER-TYPIST
Attractive and interesting work for motion picture distributor.
RKO PICTURES 428 N. lllinois
'BOOKKEEPE * Cleaning Women *
CLER
Northside Insurance Co.
AUTOMATIC HOSTESS OPERATORS, 16-22
For Studio Phonograph work. APly an Room 501, between § a.
Part-time, Steady position, n CH-1807.
CLAYPOOL HOTEL
“5% CLERICAL x |*
18 to 30
.% To Work in Production Dept. % Should Like Figures % Some Typing Required +% Excellent Opportunity for Advancement % 5-Day Week _—eAly RI-1321—8 A. MM to 5 P. M. Some knowledge of bookkeeping and typing: age limit 25. TA-1591.
In Bailey Funeral Home, 2233 N. Meridian, Thursday morning, 10:30. Inter- ¢ ment Crown Hill. Priends may call at +. funertl home any time. MOORMAN—Robert P., husband of Ruth, brother of Mary 1. Jesse B. died in Hollywood, Fla, Services at the Flan-
COLORED GIRL. TO WORK IN
BAKERY STORE; STEADY EMPLOYMENT; APPLY MR. HASSE, 114 MONUMENT CIRCLE.
mer & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 1:30 §. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. WURPRY-tohn, husband of the lale Murphy, father of Howard F, Bed abarion Third Engineer George Michael * Mu merchant marine, and Mrs. a Ethel a brother of Nettie Murphy,
% died Wednesday in St. Jinoent | hos; Funeral Priday, 8:30, from the Kirby Mortuary; 9 a, m., St. | y es church. Interment Holy Cross | © cemetery. Friends may call at the
nial.
ARKER—A! B. husband of Edith . Parker, father of Dr. Portia Parker, .. Mrs, Velma Salte, Milo and Archie Parker of Diagonal, Towa, passed away Tuesday evening at residence of Dr. Parker, 2226 W. Michigan st, Service and burial at Diagonal, Iowa. Friends may call at Conkle funeral home until . 10 p. m. Wednesday. ssed
REYNOLDS William E, away
COLORED BUS GIRLS For Terrace Tea Room This will hauls appeal to women with ohil whq would like to work a short time each day during the luncheon hour. Apply Terrace Tea m, 6th floor, any morning before 11 o'clock.
_The WM. H. BLOCK CO. _ COMPTOMETER OPERATOR Also PBX OPERATOR
Permanent, Pleasant Connections Write for Appointment . Stating Experience snd Sumy Expected
HOOK DRUG "COMPANY
California and Market Sis.
pa. Oct, 11 at the home of his daughter, E. Peirce, 1606 Fisher st, randfather of Mrs, Charles Peirce. Service at Flan[er Buchanan a Friday, . m, Priends 1 Burial Crown Ul, Friends y ~ vite. at mortuary. R-—-Mrs. Josephine, a . Ri years, . Capitol, mother of . Maymie passed away Tuesqay a, m. ne at Plagner & Buchanan Mortu- % ary Thur 2p Friends invited. Interment Crown Saal. Friends may call at mortuary. : UPTON--Clara Bell, age 61 years, beloved 4 mother of . Carrol Tunningley, Violet | Davis, Prancis, Harold, Robert Upton, Margaret Dwigins, all of and Pvt. Leonard Upton,
INF, aL sister of Katie Senteney and William Matthews of Aurora, Ill,
away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, 30 p. m.. at Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel] any time.
I SICCARTY—_We wish to extend our deepest reciation and thanks to relatives riends for their many lovely floral tributes an! sympathy in our bereavement of the death of our beloved | mother, Angie Lena McCarty. We especially thank the ministers, Rev. Noble and Rev. Emmert, for their consoling words: the singer, Miss Phyllis Morgan, aol organist, Miss Dorothy Fowler; Dr. Grace Mcllvain and the emRote) or J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. THE CHILDREN. WALT—To our friends, relatives and neighbors we wish to express our sincere appreciation for their kindness and sympahty at the death of our huspand and father, : Orien Franklin Btierwalt. We thank the Rev. G. D Billeisen and all members of the River Avenue Baptist church; the pallbearers, the lodge members. the many friends and relatives for the beautiful flowers and ¢ards of sympathy, the Farley Funeral Home for their friendship and services WIFE AND DAUGHT FHOMPBON—We wish to thank our Hin tives and friends for their kindness and floral offerings extended ‘at .the death pf our husband and father Charles 3. Thompson. We especially thank Rev. Patterson, West Michigan Method- = ~Betmont
gt tof Indian Bell, and Shirley Bros WIFE, EMMA THOMPSON DAUGHTER, ALMA WIGGAM.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ohMATS
CONVALESCENTS Good meals, nurse's care. Doctor's reference. Downstairs room, 1 MA-T461.
__CURB GIRLS 8%
Ta.ou0. ~ Dictaphone Operator 5'a Day Week.
Experienced. PERMANENT POSITION
Excellent opportunity for young lady interested in postwar future with longestablished firm. 40-hour week. Good pay.
Herff-Jones Co. 1411 N. CA N. CAPITOL.
"DISNWASHER—DAY OR NIGHT
WHITE OR COL. 1357 8. MERIDIAN.
OPERATORS
For Light, Pleasant Factory Work PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
Central States Eavalope Oo Co.| . 16 South Sherman Dr Drive
Air-Conditioned Dept.
National Hosiery Mills Call RI. 1321, 8 AM. to 5 P.M.
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. *. TYPIST *
Permanent Position=5=Day Wk: Downtown Location Call Mr. Leslie, LI-2518
% Western Electric Co. %
W. FALL CREEK BLVD TA-3371 BERT S. GADD t St. MA t GRINSTEINER'S pe New York MA-53%4 G. H. HERRMANN 8. EAST ST. A-B48H HISEY & TITUS aa men . Delaware St 382 MOORE & KIRK - SR-1159 CH-1%08 TA-808¢ SHIRLEY BROS. CO. "ne N. Illinois L1-8409 ROBERT W. STIRLING ie Prospect MA-4944 ©. Wilsen "SBAPEL OF THE CR 1284 Prospect MA-9433
FLORISTS & MONUMENTS HONUNENTS 4 Te
“HERITAGE” MEMORIALS
See Our Beautiful Display Sears, Roebuck & Sompany LOST & FOUND
LOST—Large White Spitz ile ~ Dog, 9 Years Old; Family Pet; | ~ Reward, WA-5027. ToT Velion, 3 gold “Waitham wrist “watch,
& stick and number gold dial, vicinity ’ Thursday Return
Monument Circle
~ W. T. Blasengym ®.23 00) Tin W, Obie. we HOME EXPERIENCED r = POWER MACHINE FARLEY FUNERALS vz. sorts OPERATOR FLANNER % BUCHANAN Men's Alteration Dept
Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
TTT 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. EXPERIENCED PEOPLE
FOR SKIRT ALTERATION
Steady employment under pleasant working conditions, Apply Mr. Pritz, 6th Floor, Ladies’ Alterations
The Wm. H. Block Co. ~ FAMILY WORK x % LISTERS x
No Experience Necessary Good Starting Pay Pleasant Daylight Hours
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
FILE CLERK
yar aight alphabetical and general office
“ snd receive reward, V, Stroud, MA3853
: Lost Within last iwo weeks, man's gold! ’ in wrist watch. Hamilton, strap, 14Fd buckle. Shyraved on back. Keepsake. - RI-6123. Rewar To8T—1ady's Sw yellow gold wrist | 5 watch, Saturday, between Circle Theatre | and Ayres. Highly valued as keepsake, | Reward. 0-J
AOBT—3-skin Xolinsky fur neckpiece, | crosstown bus or northbound College | car, Retaren 30th-62d4, about noon Friday. Reward. TA-2227.
"LOST — Mans Mi billfold,
identification |
Liberal reward
Baie Feather touch point. Reward. |
Ab lizard purse, 2. stra money. TS
taining valuable papers ward, TAs 2535 Park. we] lond cocker spaniel, fe3 Tears or boy's pet. Reward. 13
cycle, Call
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name Co 3
| Miller,
5. Finder please | mn to 102 W. Pe or call LI-5789.}
AoE heate: Jife time binck S
. con- |
work. Permanent - position. Experienced Fister but not necessary. Apply Mr.
W. J. Holliday & Co. 543. W. McCarty St.
Ft. | Ben]. | Harrison “Exchange
NEEDS
+ DISHWASHERS * "% BUS GIRLS *
PHONE MR. NICKEL
CH-T860—EXTENSION 531 GENERAL HOUSEWORK
20-40 years oid; must like children. | stay nights prefersed, $15. HU-5195.
Post-war. industry will’ train you - for i skilled and semi-skill work opening now | in following departr fients
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“ GIRLS
k- White or colored. Neat, sandy women.
WOMAN
* FINISHED MENDING |
s MTL HOSIERY M MILLS a2
Tne Classified DeTimes has openings for 2 girls - with at least a high school education. These tions are permanent and offer excellent opportunity for advancement to responsible, good paying positions. Pleasant. work in ideal office. Five-day, 40-hour weex, vacations with pay, See Mrs. Williams, 214 W. Maryland RI-5551.
Advertising
—aoier r_phone
War Jobs Today
¥ Peace Jobs Tomorrow 240 N, Meridian St.
Employment Office—Women
% GIRLS +
Mechanics Uniform and Wiper Supply
333 N. NOBLE “GIRLS FOR LIGHT FACTORY WORK
5-DAY, WEEK: ALSO SOME PIECEWORK JOBS.
The Geo. F. Cram Co.
730 E. Washington, 3d Floor.
HOTEL MAIDS
See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms Hote 0 PER, while; stay or 5 jood salary; references; 4 adults, TA-2803 HOUSEKEEPER to stay on place, Call after 7 p. m, BR-1386.
* MAIDS—WHITE
Office cleaning at night. Good homelike work. Hours, 5:30 p. m.-11 Top wages for office building work. No Sundays or holidays. See Mr. Luther, 710 Kahn Bax DON'T APPLY IF NOT INTERESTED
* Maids * CLAYPOOL HOTEL MAIL CLERK Some typing experience necessary. Permanent position. Auditor's Office CLAYPOOL HOTEL
MIDDLE-AGED white woman; general housework in nursing home. RI-3006.
MIDDLE-AGED woman to assist in convalescent home. Room and board. MA-T461. NAME TAKERS to gather information for City Directory. Printed forms, salary and overtime. R. L. Polk & Co., 322 Board of Trade bldg.
~ OFFICE GIRL. =
with some typing experience, to take care of mail and some filing, Eteady work. Chance “for advancement. Div., 16
Central States Envelope Co. S. Sherman dr.
IR-1148.
OPENING—NORTH OF 38TH ST.
(4) Established territories, for Avon products; earn $20-$50 weekly in commission. RI-8533. Essential industry with no post< war conversion problem. Good pay. Pleasant working conditions. Experience on typewriter, comptoms eter or National pay roll machine Call
an asset; but not essential. for interview.
> CH-0613 * PRACTICAL NURSE to care for middieaged sick lady: stay ay nights, ._TA-5764.
REPAIR LADY
Fashion Cleaners, 1901 Central.
SALESSGIRL No nights, no Sundays.
Good wages. TAYLOR'S GROCERY & BAKERY, 3760 N. Illinois St.
SALESGIRL—IN BAKERY, STEADY EMPLOYMENT; APPLY MR. HASSE, 114 MONUMENT CIR. ..OLE.
SALESLADIES
For various departments throughout the store. Steady positions, #
LEADER STORE
140 E. WASHINGTON.
* Stenographer, 5, Days x EXPERIENCED—-POSTWAR SECURITY 615 “CIRCLE TOWER BLDG
MA-9331
STENOGRAPHER
Typing and dictation. Permanent position. Good starting salary;
LEADER STORE
149 E. WASHINGTON,
WAITRESSES Day and Night Work
Top Wages
- WHEELER'S 8 W. MARKET ST.
“HI-BPOT" WAITRESS 411 8. Illinois
WAITRESSES | TEE PEE
WAITRESSES
for Our Downstairs Store Luncheonette—Part Time or Full Time Uniforms Furnished Apply Employment Office
th Floor
WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Waitress — Experienced ST. MORITZ, 109 N, PENN. WANTED-—Capable girl for housework and cooking; hours 2 'to«8 p. m; adults, ‘1 child, Sundays free, no laundry. RI-9254,
except Monday and Tuesday. “4908 E
Naomi.
WHITE WOMAN—4-DAY WEEK
9 AM to § PM Overall Laundry. 2520 E. 12th,
Woman Helper ‘Wanted m. 3 m.; good salary; no Bradys Raleigh. Lunch, 110 E. 13th. Penn. trolley i to 13th. | With some PBX and typing experience for position as relief operator and receptionist. Salavy open, - Please phone Mrs, Schmidt, GA4421, for appointment.
~ WOMEN WANTED
AGE RIVERSIDE. NEIGHBORHOOD ASS
CO.
2160 MONTCALM WOMEN FOR STOCKROOM
Marking experience preferred, Balary based on experience,
LEADER STORE
149 E. WASHINGTON.
WOMEN
Age 20 through 49, 1 at Amy Bases 'and Hospitals in uv. or overseas; attractive tng: best food, excellent living quarters; medical and dental care; recreational and entertainment facilities all furnished free, “plus cash salary with opportunity for advancement and job training. Telephone MA-8842 or write 110 N.- Pennsylvania, Street.
. Are Needed A VITAL WAR — TY work:
many jobs
11-1321, 8
GIRLS, | OPPORTUNITIES NOW
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.|
WHITE lady, care of children every night
WANTED—FEMALE 9 HELP WANTED—FEMALE AIN ASSISTANT | WOMAN FOR | GOUNTER WORK. STEEG'S, - no AND crImaL Vong 9 = N . Bast GENERA L housewor t cate © eu: oung a y Learn oom, CHW oT PI ental Supply Business 200 Bankers Trust Bldg.
YOUNG LADY 20 to 35
It you are ambitious, of sales ability in the newspaper field for a future, The Indianapolis Times » opening for you. Must be at least a H. 8 gradu~ ate, dependable and Wwillin start at a reasona This position is permanent, and offers an excellent opportunity for advancement. Five « day, 40-hour week. Vacations with. pay Pleasant working -conditions. Congenial associates, Bee Mrs. Williams, 214 W. Maryland, or t_phone F RI-5551,
HELP HELF WANTED—MA ALE-FEM. 10
COOK:
8-Hour days, one day off See’ Mrs. Wilson, Spink Arms Sood. Pel N. Meridian,
C00K Salary, room, board, laundry. Sunnyside Sanitorium,. CH-7676. Sez Miss Mulvey.
COUNTER HELP — DISHWASHER WHITE. 377 8. ILLINOIS ST.
FILE CLERKS ORDER FILLERS STOCK CLERKS
Peace time job assurance with the world's largest specialty mail order store, 45 years in business, No manufacturing.
LANE BRYANT, INC.
752 E. MARKET ST.
"FINISHER WANTED Man or Woman
To burn in and polish off pianos. If you have had any experience at all in this type of work see us immediately. Good pay and permanent set-up. Ask for Mr. Wilson,
WILKING Music co. FOUNDRY LABORERS Also Production Machine Operators
a Skilled and Unskilled Permanént Employment ® Now and Postwar Apply Employment Office TA M to5P M
American Bearing Corp.
429 S. Harding St.
* HEAD CASHIER *
% For Motion Picture Industry 4 Knowledge of Remington-Rand Bookkeeping Machine Essential 5% Days—40-Hour Week
% Apply in Full Detail by Letter 4 + BOX A538, THE TIMES
JOIN THE PRODUCTION LINE THAT HELPS SAVE LIVES
Medical Products Urgently Needed Now and After the War Job Openings for Both Men and Women
ELI LILLY and COMPANY
220 East McCarty Street
Jobs for Now and Postwar ; FOR WOMEN
e In production department.
FOR MEN
e In production department. ® Night Watchman. Here are jobs with a futures and with possibilities to “go places” in a rapidly growing organization. Call at our tm
ployment office between 8:30 a. m. an 12 noon.
Bowes “Seal Fast” Corp. — 216 N. Pine St. — LAUNDRY HELP Experienced or Inexperienced Good Starting Pay
Pleasant Daylight Hours
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
% LEARN TO SEW
We will teach able-bodied people
POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day
*
Beck Canvas Products, Ine. 3234 W. Washington
Learn Aircraft Industry
Men & Women Day and Night Openings
8:30 A. M, to 10 P, M.
Shirley Corporation
330 E. ST. JOSEPH
THE INDIANAPOLIS’ TIMES ______ ANTED—MALE-FEM.
possessed and Interested |
HELP W Machine Operators Male Floor Inspectors
Attractive Offer With Permanent Essential Industry
@ en . li
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY
- Employment Office 19 W. South St.
Order Entry Clerk Somplomeles jetatur: raphers File Clerk General Clerical
Essential manufacturing Industry with excellent postwar prospects n an order entry clerk, comptometer operators, stepogtaphem, file clerk and general clerical, Experie preferred but will train industrions and intelligent juniors. wages, 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions. Apply employment department,
INLAND CONTAINER CORP.
700 W. Morris
Production Machine Operators
Experienced or Inexperienced Also Men for Sweeping and Common Labor.
Good Starting Rate Plus Aglomatie, Wage Increases
Apply Employment Office, 9 to 4:30 Mitchell & Scott Machine Co. 1841 Ludlow Ave.
PRODUCTION JOBS
Interviews 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Inland Container Corporation 700 West Morris Street
REAL SILK
MEN—GIRLS ~~ —BOYS
* GENERAL LABOR. * STOCK BOYS. * CLERICAL WORK. ,% TYPISTS,
Day work, permanent positions.
634 N. Noble St.
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Men or Women
The Hook Drug Company with 53 modern stores in Indiana has seve eral openings for competent pharmacists who at present are not employed ‘n essential war Work. Rapid sdvancement greater at present time. No restrictions as to age. Apply at office.
bok Dependable Drug Stores
_ California and Market Sts.
MACHINE OPERATORS
We need machine operators on all shifts for war produc< tion at once. We, have an attractive” offer . for you.
Apply Now
Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.
1545 VanBuren
MEN~WOMEN General Factory Work Punch Presses # Drill Presses @ Tool Room eo Ine
ee
BARBER “OF FFATH BARBER BARBER °F
HELP WANTED—MALE
1
NOTICE
an male workers covered by the Mali Referral Plan will ' be uired to
ly with WMO regulations. ET 10 JANITORS. AND +» GARAGE MEN
White or Colored . Steady Work and Good Pay SEE M OK
RED CAB COMPANY 2 W. (3th Street
6 MECHANICS
CAR WASHER PORTERS
STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY
SUPERIOR CHEVROLET
— B83 E._ WASHINGTON
~ % 2 PORTERS x
dW Steady Jobs
v% Permanent Now and After the War
+ Good Starting Pay
THE GIBSON CO.
433 N. Capitol Ave, 3d Fir. 2,/lce Route Drivers
WEST SIDE ICE & COAL 223 Lynn St. BE-0888.
* * * * * *
is in the fight. Call at Employment Office 8-5 Daily—8-12 Saturday
J. D. Adams Mfg. Co.
« 217 8. Belmont Ave.
AUTO MECHANIC
Permane. Ti 1 Harry A. Sharp Co. Inc.
443 Virginia Ave
AUTO MECHANICS—2
Immediate employment; 5%; days; steady work, high salary, Jones Auto Co., 2085 Central. __TA-3331.
AUTO MECHANICS
| Permanent—Good Income
SEE MR. GOODALL
JOHNSON CHEVROLET Go. 1035 N. Meridian
Ww. Market
i BOY OVER 8
for sub-assembly pa
Sows
= 5) SE he FATE
RELP PASTE TALE uy
BOYS OVER 1 6
; Fill-fime work, o ADP service depart-| Strauss & Co. ;
-| ment, L. % Boys to Park Cars * = FULL TIME ONLY. DENISON SERVICE, OHIO & PENN. - BREAD WRAPPER
18 to 58.
«Permanent Josjtion: good pay. Essential industry.
Apply
~ GEN ERAL BAKING CO.
318 W. Vermont. :
~ % CABINET MEN *
to make a
pe t-war conchance
for advancement. ; | x 6i0 3. Jew_Jarsey St. . CARPENTERS—LABORERS
Huber Contracting Co. 2050 Northwestern. WA-3351,
Charles Drexler Co., Inc 425 Harmon St.
Needs
2 TOOL MAKERS | TOOL DESIGNER
Permanent employment. It not now in war work, apply |
U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 257 W. Wash. St.
% CHEV. MECHANICS
Good Pay—Steady Work See Mr. Cook
vw RED CAB COMPANY vw 13th and Meridian Sts. ¥% CITY ENGINEERING CO.
241 W. Georgia NEEDS % Tool Designers * % and Draftsmen * If not Roy in war work
pply U. S. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE onan Ww. WASHINGTON
~ COOKS and GRILL MEN WA-6440
* Dishwasher Helper * Some porter work, white; 5i3-day week; $s and meals. English Hotel Coffee op.
DISTRICT MANAGERS For Circulation Dept.
The Indianapolis Times has several openings for young men between 20 and 35 years; starting wage and excellent opportunity for ‘advancement; 5-day, 40-hour must have high school education, natural likeness for boys, and have a car. Please Phone for Appoint. men. RI-5551, Mr. Allio.
% ELEVATOR OPERATOR *
White. Experience not necessary. Will train. Apply Mr, Luther, 710 Kahn Bldg.
ELEVATOR OPERATORS COLORED OVER 18 L. STRAUSS & CO. EXPERIENCED Essential industry. Typewriter operation; full time employment; per-
manent position after the war, Good’ starting salary.
Address Times Box A-911 EXPERIENCED BARTENDER
FILLING STATION v Attendants 4 % Over 40
% Good Pay TA-4535
————— eka A ————c—— % Filling Station Operators * Excellent post-war opportunities. Good wages. Experience desirable. No washins. greasing or tire work. Box ABSSH, mes,
Ft. Benjamin Harrison Exchange vw Service Station-Attendant ¥ vo 48 Hour Week +
Y No Sundays 4
{alt Mr. Nickel, CH-7860 Ext. 531.
TEE PEE WA-6440
FOUNTAIN MEN Freight House Truckers
Full or part-time workers needed. Immediate cash for part-time work. N. Y. Central Freight Station
301 South Delaware
FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS
Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement
PENN RAILROAD
139 E. South GARAGE MECHANIC
Experienced mechanic for fleet of Dodge trucks. Must have own tools. Steady year aroynd job. Good working conditions and pay. Apply at once
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
840 N. NEW JERSEY.
Get That Railroad Job NOW!
ELECTRICIANS MECHANICS—CARPENTERS BOILERMAKERS UPHOLSTERERS—PAINTERS Apply U. 8. Railroad Retirement Board 15 East Maryland Street
|% GRILLE
% AND % COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W. $t. Clair St. Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
We are now accepting applications from students who expect to be avaliable for part time work after school hours. No experience necessary but must be over 16 years of age. If interested see Mr. Miller.
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
eo 543 W. McCarty St. re If Yow're Between 18 to 80
know something about selling and can speak plainly, over a telephone, here's a good job. You can earn from $10 to $30 per .day with leads furnished. We complete your sale, is is a fast goodwill publicity feature with instant appeal to every merchant, Inside work. Pay daily. Come to 1004 Roosevelt Bldg. al once.
Young married man to learn coftes route | = business, Salary and commission, Expenses
paid. 1201 Cornell Ave,
LABORATORY | MANAGER |
Must Pri 1 1yr, Ere S—__“-
rs 3!
A PGRERS Hand truckers for flour-feed loading. 0 Postwar jobs,
E-Z-BAKE MILLS
CEOS EVANS CO. CKFORD & W. WASHINGTON AVE. AVE.
~ LAUNDRY MAN
White. Will train if \necessary,
Good hours. Good starting salary.
LEARN A TRADE Excellent Sphortunity to learn barer’s trade. 40 Time and one "7 | half over 0 es. Essential industry with a t-war security. olen aye nings for Ey Wt West 1331. EB. Washi ington St LINEN "ROOM MAN Colored; pleasant working conditions. HOTEL LINCOLN. ~ Lithograph Press Helpers
T0¢ an hour for day work, 75¢ a hour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary.
Wm. B. Burford Printing Co. 03 E. Washington:
"LOVE MACHINE & TOOL 00.
717 W. 26th St, Needs First Class DIE M
MACHINISTS I net awe . war work,
u. 8S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE i 2 L R NDL
Steady, outside, healthy, good pay; no experience necessary.
Carter Lee Lumber Co. 1621 W. Wash. St.
* MAN UNDER 45 *
A large life, health and accident in. surance company has opening for man interested in present and post-war future. Compensation averages $40 to start. Call LI-4203 or 901 Roosevelt bldg.
MAN TO DRIVE MILK TRUCK Call BR-4461, M A for general warehouse work. REFINING CO. GA-2441
portunity for Advancement, M AN col. to service Test rooms; over 40, IR-5880. MAN FOR EXTRACTOR
Cracraft Laundry, 414 N. East.
* MAN #
For Stock Room
Experience not needed. Apply Wm. R, Stewart.
Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 887 Mass. Ave.
* MAN * TO PACK ORDERS
40-Hour Week Permanent Now and After the War
Good Starting Pay—See Mr, Ray
MUTUAL DRUG CO.
13 WwW, Georgia ~~
* MECHANICS x
HOTEL LINCOLN. We have part-time work available for good mechanics desiring rr work Anderson Motor Service Co, 135 8 . East.
MEPM with tools, Good pay,
MECHANICS 1.2, os, 9% Reenline. General Truck Sales, Inc, “
OpGULF
0 & Central Seles Co.
MEN $1) General labor work Receivers
Sweepers & Janitor Service Good W Ae industry. Work. Vital at Indus
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3310 EB. Mich, Indianapolis, Indiana
MEN COLORED
MECHANICS UNIFORM &/
WIPER SUPPLY 333 North Noble
MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS
to train as machine operators and fitters, by steel fabricator doing highly essential war work, Previous experience not necese sary. Steady employment, Plenty of overtime.
HUGH J. BAKER & COMPANY
W. McCarty
we TWEN Ww 17 to 60 YEARS
cesential PADSr IRAUSLIY: No Experience Necessary Interviews from A.M to BP M
The Beveridge Paper Co.
17 W. Washington
* MEN *% TO LEARN WASHING Good Starting Pay
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
MEN
We need meh on all shifts to operate drill presses and milling machines. Investigate our attractive proposition
Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.
1545 VanBuren St,
MEN OVER 50
for essential war work, to deliver tele. grams® in downtown .bldgs. Increased wages. Pleasant, interesting work. Mr.
‘Dalton, 18 N. Meridian,
Western Union MEN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary
Ful or part time, Steady work now and after the war, Our business has been in operation here for 76 years.
National Starch Products, Ino. 1815 8 DROVER
METAL MAN SOoD PROPOSITIO! EXPERIMAN SAN 50 ARN BIG MONEY. SEE
JOHNSON CHEVROLET (HR 1035 N. Meridian NATIONAL major oil company has open-
ing for man under 40, with construeYen engineering experience. Permaent post-war security. In applicaon give details of f3per rience and type st E Sonstiuciion > work handled. Address mes, X
%* NIGHT CLERK * Exp. N. C. R: Bookkeeping Machine Preferred But Not Essential
* MAROTT HOTEL *
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY x _RI-2614|
: experience ¥ EVAN pay.
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Big opportunity for. he that understand pa ; and finishing - 1h otk Permanent poste: employment.
- 610 5 New ’ Jory si,
an J PORTER Eee 13 Reis Ba?
% PORTER * “Good Pay. Essential Industry. * GOODYEAR SERVICE * 821 N. Delaware Production Machine Operators All Classes
‘and Laborers
Urgently needed in vital war work. Call Personnel Office.
International Detrola Corp.
_Or apply U 8 Employer: g Betvics. ROOM AND ARD to man, ex__change for light By Am.
ROOFERS AND HELPERS 57; SALESMAN WANTED
Permanent established territory, includes local territory; mail orders credited: car Jersey) drawing account. Phone W. Thomas, Claypool Hotel, for interview.
Service Station Attendant
Blue Point Aute Supplies
DELAWARE, MADISON AND RAY STS.
STOCK BOYS Full Time Must Be 16 or Over ~ 40-Hour Week
Apply Employment Office, 7th Poor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
STOCKROOM MAN APPLY MR, [EHLERS
et ENT pn MPLETE COMPOSING Piss: ROOM, BINDERY. P EX0 TUNITY. BOX A700
TAILOR and/or BUSHELMAN
For Men's Alterations Must Have Had
Apply Employment Office, Tth Fir. THE WILLIAM H. BLOCK CO. TWO FIRST CLASS
CLOTHING SALESMEN FOR MEN'S CLOTHING
Case Clothes
215 N. Senate
| WHITE MAN
TWO MEN TO BAG ICE
Btesdy Work, Good pay.
POLAR | ICE & FUEL CO.
2000 Northwestern. WANTED *_ SWIPPING * Must Be Draft
pt MR R. MABBON CO., 2160 Montcalm
Wanted Mechanics, Helpers
and Tire Men In Essential Industry
Aero Maylower Transit Co. 887 Mass. Ave
~ Wanted Licensed Plumber Times so x3 979
opening for capable man on rss] desk, Good opportunity to learn business that will continue after the war. Phone Mr. Westphal, GA-#421 for appointment. Day work. Good pa FAME LAUNDRY, 1852 x Y tines for steady work in gravel plant at 52d St. and
Allisonville Road. Apply main office, Indiana Gravel Co, 712 W. 13th.
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
Has permanent unskilled and skilled jobs for men and boys. 88 years in the steal business assures postwar security. Plenty of overtime. - Apply Mr. Miller.
543 W. McCarty St.
Take Stockyards bus a Berk t Washington and
Young Man 16 or Over Not going to school; sack Bein and room helper; good a per manent position; opportunity = advance ment. Call Mr. Sanner, LI-8303.
%* YOUNG MAN *
who desires steady post-war employment with reliable company. Salary and ear expenses, 5% -day wk. Phone
Mr. Andrews — MA, 4358 YOUNG MAN
Splendid opening in our shipping room department, Permanent posi- _ tion now and after the war. Sl Day week. Apply Personnel Dept.
PITMAN-MOORE CO.
1200 MADISON. AVE,
YOUNG MAN or older for printing sho Winter place. MARIO N COUNTY ail 314 E. Market.
POSITIONS } WANTED
COMBINATION WELDER — 1st class, wants maintenance job, acquainted with metals. 1910 W, Washington or BE-2602. COLORED man desires house sd yard cleaning. Call at 161'% Black
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mergency ory Cleaners Crescent Cleaners, (244-48 N. Cap.
Front End Repairing and Aligning Auto (All Makes
and Trucks ) SPITZNAGEL & CLAY, W. PEARL ork guaranteed;
Paper Hangin immediate service. Joi CH.|348-W Brick Work — BL ackstone 1129
porchies, ' foundations = repaired. rners, block garages,
Trash FENCING Lawn Storm windows, fit and h fustens cleaned and painted. ening, IR-2160, electric wiring; estie mates. * Blectnte iron,” swee| ‘and 1088 i ape
funy ek ceaned
farm. Also 0443.
and panied.
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PHILLIPS $3750 Vat
home imod, | chickens; dn.; barg. 6-RM, BUNCA Fastest con ent, hi ven. blinds, Temple ave. 1258 8. HARD ho cabinets
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terms
PHILLIPS $500 CAS
959 Udell; ty no basement;
Cordill 37
can be adde
538 MARION | inside toilet rated. Price
PHILLIPS
CHEAP HOUS