Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1944 — Page 32

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Ludgin, R TOST Biack brief case Wednesday, vi-

Sun, Roebuck & Smpany & ) 4 OST Core™ White Sy Wale Dog, 9 Years Old; Family Pet; Reward. WA-5027, Pao und” simber gold atv, yey

Monument Circle, ursday Return and receive reward. V. Stroud, MA3531. :

LOST — Man's bilifold, identification papers, F. F. Phelps. nder Please return to 102 W, North er call LI-57 Liberal reward cinity Georgia and Penn. sts. Csll LI6355. Reward. vision, Statehouse. LOST-—-Small fox terrier, marine’s pet; has harness on and tag number 4921359; white with brown SP Reward. Phone after 4:30, MA-1167

n ONE bundie of oR samples lost

Tu A. of fake Worth, y er of Ch ja er of the ‘city, grandfather Ben didren and two a ren, passe way Thursday, Friends may call Hh = atidress amy time. Tuners! Saturday, Oct. 14, at a.m, 5s invited. Burial Terre Haute. For iInformation call Jordan Funeral Home, . OH-1133. (Terre. Haute papers please copy.)

rile P., 78 years, beloved B Brown mother of

8 | supply.

Nite Hlinois st., after 4 p. m. ab day and at the church from 1 p. m, until 3 p. m, Monday. 2026 Central.

Florence BE. Mrs. Benjamin iptan of C.; cousin

m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Friends may call at the mortuary Friday evening.

RG-—<John, of 1363 Blaine ave, beloved son of Alice Sheets and Harry £. Bhremberg, deceased, stepson of Floyd passed away Wadiiesday, FuSaturday. 2:30 p. at the W. D. Mortuary, iat W. Ray st. Burial cemetery. Friends may call at his home any time.

Alma H, 2013 Nillside, mel, grand-

Mortuary Saturday, x Friends invited, Burial

QURLEY-—Arthur W., beloved husband of Nora P. Garley, son of the late Clara E Gurley, brother of Walter T. Gutles, eity, departed this life Thursday, bh 51. Funeral Saturday, Oct. Ba E Wash Crown

& Kirk Irvington Mortuary, ington st., 3 p. m. Burial Hill. Friends invited.

& BUNTER.-Bina. Phillips, mother of Mrs.

Brown, Sanford; Robert and Richart. Hunter, passed away Thursday oven Funeral notice later. For innm call Herrmann Funeral Home,

NOTICE) les C., 3531 Garden ave,

hospi wife, th! son, Charies Edward, Marine rold L. Clevenger; Haron foster brother, 3 granddaughter, s may call at after 1 p- m., Saturday. Fumersl Monday, 2 p. m., Oct, 16, Fairfax Ohristisn church, Berwick and North st, Burial Washington Park cemetery,

YOB—~Thomas H., beloved father of Mrs. oI Miss

Nora and Miles M, lis, Mrs. Orval Frumpe Afeics H. of WashingWi f Terre George 3. Ralph of New Oustle. and Joyce

terment Yi ‘Ind., Ssture pr ego 14, at 1:30 o'clock. beloved father of Minnie gorrts Creek Ts: a T an args Taig, of Mary Kassenbrock, Petes

A Beanblossom "ie st. Burial Floral ds may call at the

. and seed away Thursturday, 3:30 p.m Herrmann Funeral Home, 1508 8. Bast st. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at funeral

SOWDEN-_ Samuel Xx. father of Mrs, fous M Mills, argaret Jean, Helen’ Harry Na Pfe. Earl Edward; brother of Mrs. Willlam Offutt, Mrs. John O'Connell and James G. Lowden, phi this life Thursday, age 62. Puneral Saturday, Oct. 14, at Moore & Kirk Irvington ra ay, 5342 E. Washan ut. 230 3:30 p. m. Burial New Crown.

MGUIRE- Patrick H., beloved husband of Bonnie (nee Shumaker) McGuire, died raga, Oct. 12, at the home of his Mrs. Josephine Dwyer, 812 N. Lelana, Puneral Monday, Oct. 18, at the above residence, 8:30 a. m.; requiem mass at Church of the Little Flower, 8 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery, Qrsanviie, oO. fends invited. Friends

< call atthe resis ot any time. MURRAY—Caroline Owen, age 84 years, beloved mother of Clinton D. Murray, El Davia and Sylvia Byra, passed avay sday. Services Saturday, 1:30 p.m Fl Shirley Brothers Central C apel, 846 N. Illinois st. Cremation Washington Park cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any time. EL—Laura, age 82 years, mother of Mrs. Nora Hager, Mrs, Viola McKnight and Frank i, passed away Were.

day. al Saturday, t. ES m, at the George Ww ‘Usher Mortuary, ‘W. Washington st. Priends invited. Baral Crown Hill Sematary, Friends may call at mortuary DSS—William V. (Billy), age 43, husband of Grace Ross, brother of Mrs. Mary Medsker, Indianapolis; Mrs. Bess:e d of Jamestown, Ind.: Mrs. Elsie Ball of Lebanon, Ind, and Russell Ross of Indianapolis, passed away Thursday afternoon at his residence, 419 Berwick avenue. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 West Michi. n. Friends invited. Burial Ploral rk. Friends may call at funeral home.

andmother of Pamela Powell Christa-

SUTTELS John E. (Jack), husband of Vivian, passed away Thursday p. m. at the residence, 1349 N. Olney, also survived by 4 sisters and 2 brothers. Priends may call at Tolin Puneral home, 8 Prospect st, any time after 7 Pp. m. Saturday. Service Monday, p. m. from the funeral home. Interment Washington Park. Friends invited @WAIN—Joseph Henry, of 1211 N. Temple ave, entered into rest Thursday, age 68 years. Husband of Helen 8wain, father of Paul Bwain, grandfather of Paul, Soup and James Bwain, Service Sunday, Pp. m., Harry W, Moore Peace oh Friends are welcome, Burial Indianapolis Hebrew cemetery. Harmon W., 73 years, beloved husband of Mary Tobin, father of Mrs. Floyd Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas La Fave, Ralph Tobin, Mrs. Laird Goff and Mrs an Hughes, Joker of Mrs, Lettie acy, passed way Thursday p. m. a PMondsy. 130 p. m., at. the home, 750 Orange st. Priends invited.

Burial Memorial Park. Priends may call}

after § p. m. Friday, G. H. Herrmann ice,

Etta, wife of Hugh, an Edward, Hugh PF. « Lula Mae Vittetow and Leofa Hoover, and sister of Sanford, Frank, Ella Minnie passed away

may call at 1519 N. Grant, after noon Priday. Ai Saturday, 1:30 p. m., at the Tolin eral Home, 1308 Prospest. Burial BStilesville, Ind. Friends vited, (The Coatesville Herald please

M. | Btay nights

-\ Beauty Operator

‘| BOOKKEEPER

from truck on South side. ward.

850 Virginia ave. MA-0101. :J1OST- White wire-haired terrier, pink and black nose, red collar, Rewar BR-3401,

LOST Cluster diamond Fin given me by my deceased mother. REWARD. Sentimental v value. Call ra -2851, .

LOST— Yellow cat, .8 A , White on face,

breast. Reward. LOST—Part Scottie, male, name “Corky.” Red collar. 327 Bicking.

LOST --Male Scottie, child's pet. All black. Answers to *Jo Jo.” GA-6046. INSTRUCTIONS 8 "LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Demands for skilled operators exceed the Learn under expert teachers, REE SHAMP Monday through’ "| Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Special Cold Wave Permanent at reasonabie rice. International Beauty School, 342 . Wash, st,

EASY TERMS,

Learn while you work. Internationa: Correspondence School, Scranton, Pa Mr. Stephens, Rep.. FR-0246, 314 Bankers Trust, Indianapolis. 9

WANTED—FEMALE

ped ATTENTION!

TYPISTS and CLERKS!

Positions with job security under the Indiana Merit System, Convenient location, 40 hour week, good pay and opportunity for advancement on merit, Liberal vacation and sick leave. Apply Indiana Employment Security Division, Third Floor, 141 8. Meridian st.

AUTOMATIC HOSTESS OPERATORS, 16-22

For Studio Phonograph work. Apply 224 N. Meridian, Room 501, between § a. m. and 4 p. m. Experienced, reliable, steady; 11 to 7 or 12 to.8. Excellent salary. WA-4633.

Beauty § Shop Operator 500 eck Mon.) Fine opportunity; Northside, WA0442; ter 7 P. M.

vas Products

BILLER-TYPIST Attractive and interesting work for motion picture distributor.

RKO PICTURES 428 N. lllinois

Part-time. Steady position, CH-1807.

* Cleaning Women *

CLAYPOOL HOTEL

CLER Bome knowledge of bookkeeping and {yping; ae Jima 26. Northside Insurance Co, TA-1

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR PBX OPERATOR

Permanent, Pleasant Connections Write for Appointment Btating Experience and Salary Expected

Mr. Wolf HOOK DRUG COMPANY

California and Market Sts,

COOK—DAYS

1357 8. MERIDIAN

“OURB GIRLS "550 “ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATORS

PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Central States Envelope Co. 16 South Sherman Drive

EXPERIENCED BOARDERS Air-Conditioned Dept.

National Hosiery Mills Call RI. 1321, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.

* TYPIST

Permanent -Position—5-Day Wk. Downtown Location ~~ Gall-Mry Leslie,“ LI-2518 =

x Western Electric Co. %

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.

TT EXPERIENCED

COAT ALTERATION WORKERS

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

The Wm. H. Block k Co, EXPERIENCED POWER MACHINE OPERATOR

Men's Alteration Dept Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

_ THE WM. H. BLOCK co.

EXPERIENCED PEOPLE

FOR SKIRT ALTERATION

Bteady employment under pleasant working conditions, Apply Mr. Pritz, 6th Floor, Ladies’ Alterations

The Wm. H. Block Co. FILE CLERK

Straight alphabetical and general office work. Permanent position. Experienced

preferred but not necessary. Apply Mr. Miller,

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

t. Benj. Harrison Exchange NEEDS

% DISHWASHERS * * BUS GIRLS *

PHONE MR.. NICKEL CH-T860—EXTENSION 531 GENERAL HOUSEWORK

20-40 years old; must like children, preferred. $15, HU-5195.

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

No experience necessary; fine opporiunity for a beginner; typing not required:

in | medium sized office of a highly respecied

time op the bus:

30-year-old ‘business organization; manent work: ‘agreeable centrally located downtown; save your hours 8 a. m. to 445 Nb Saturday work. Call" in persen

persurroundings:

m , on Peoples Bank Bldg. Saturday morning.

Alcoholic Beverage Di-|-

For Light, Pleasant Factory Work!

HELP WANTED—FEMALE ’ GIRLS, | OPPORTUNITIES NOW

* War Jobs Today ; oat Jobs Tomorrow

240 N. Meridian St,

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

Employment Office—Womep._

GIRLS

The Classified Advertising Department of The Indianapolis Times has openings for 2 girls i at least a high education. These positions are permanent and er ‘excellent opportunity for advancement to responsible, good paying positions. Pleasant work in ideal office. Five-day, 40-hour week, vacations with pay. See Mrs. Williams, 214 W, Maryland or phone RI-5551.

GIRLS TO LEARN DRY CLEANING Dept.

Excelsior Laundry

840 N. New Jersey

J GIRLS %

Mechanics Uniform and Wiper Supply

333 N. NOBLE

White or colored. Neat, neady women. See Mrs. Ars. Sloat, Spink Arms Hotel. HOUSEKEEPER, white; stay or go; good salary; references; 4 adults, TA-2803. HOUSEKEEPER for two adults, Stay or go; good salary. 1422 Broadway. % Inexperienced Girls * Learn a skilled operation In =» post-war industry. Short traine ing period on hourly basis fole lowed by advance to exceptional piece work rates. Time and one half for overtime. Free hospitale ization insurance.

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RI-1321—8 A. M. to 5 P. M. % % Interesting Position * * % as Receptionist *

21 to 35 No Experience Necessary

% % TOWER STUDIOS * * * 51 Monument Circle *

% INVENTORY CLERK *

Unusual opportunity for young lady willing to learn. Prior experience desirable but not essential,

International Detrola Corp.

1124 W, 21st st. LI-54901.

* MAIDS—WHITE *%

Office cleaning at night. Good homelike work. Hours, 5:30 p. .~11 p. m. Top wages for office building work. Sundays or holidays. See Mr. Luther, 710 Kahn Bldg. DON'T APPLY IF NOT NTERESTED.

I * Maids * CLAYPOOL HOTEL

MIDDLE-AGED woman to assist in convalescent home. Room and board. MA-T7461. NAME TAKERS wo 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. Central States Envelope Co. Div, 16 8. Sherman dr. IR-1148.

% PAY ROLL CLERK +

Essential industry with no poste war conversion problem. Good pay. Pleasant working conditions. Ex=perience on typewriter, comptoms= eter or National pay roll machine .an asset but not essential, Call

for interview. + CH-0613 we to care for middle

PRACTICAL NURSE aged sick lady; stay nights. TA-5764.

% PRODUCTION CLERK

+ To Work in Modern Office % Should Like Figures + Some Typing Required % Excellent Opportunity for Advancement

% 5-Day Week CALL RI-1321—8 A. M. to 8 P, M.

clean burlap and cotton

AG! TVERSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

M. R. MASSON CO.

2160 MONTCALM ~ Young Lady to Learn Dental Supply Business 200 Bankers Trust Bldg.

LYOUNG LADY 20 to 35

If you are ambitious, possessed “of sales ability and interested in the newspaper field for a future, The Indianapolis Times has a good opening for you. Must he at least a H. 8. graduale. dependable and willing to tart at a reasonable salary. This position 1s permanent, and offers an excellent opportunity for advancement, Five - day, 40-hour week. Vacations with pay Pleasant working conditions, Congenial associates. See Mrs. Williams, 214 W. Maryland, or phone RI-5551.

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

BASCA MFG. CO.

3019 Roosevelt Ave. Needs

Tool Makers First-Class Machinists Skilled Machine Operators Male Floor Inspectors

If not now in war work apply

U. S. Employment Service

257 W. Washington.

COOK 8-Hour days, one day off. Good Bee Mrs. Wilson, Spink Arms hotel, N. Meridian.

pay. 410

* EXPERIENCED % ADVERTISER

Large chain organization will pay generous salary to one who can write copy that will sell Bundries and Home Supplies, The salary will be larger if.you can also write radio commercials, State age, education and experience. Address

% Times—Box A980 *

FINISHER WANTED

Man or Woman

To burn in and polish off planos. 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.

120 E. Ohio

“FOUNDRY LABORERS

Also Production Machine Operators

Skilled and Unskilled Permanent Employment Now and Postwar Apply Employment Office TA Mto5P. M

American Bearing Corp. 429 S. Harding St.

FOUNTAINEERS Ages 16 to 50

To serve and fountain drinks. Pleasant ol od Chance for advancement.

See Mr, Moore

REPAIR LADY

Pashion Cleaners, 1901 Central.

SALESGIRL No nights, no Sundays.

Good wages. TAYLOR'S GROCERY & BAKERY, 3760 N. Illinois St.

* SALESPEOPLE x!

Drapery Department Experienced Full-Time Positions

Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. % Telephone Receptionist J *

% General Office Work +

Both Post-War—Under 25 Years “CALE MR MIT OHERy © ors “MA=24HF

.. Naomi

TYPIST

General clerical® light ‘dictation Accept a position with an old established firm_which is known for its stability of empfoyment. Convenient location, good | hours See Mr. Duncan, Capital Paper | Co., 225 W. South, LI-7557 411 8. Illinois

~ WAITRESS pa

~ WAITRESSES TEE PEE WA-6440

WAITRESSES

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

7th Floor

WM. H. BLOCK CO.

WANT elderly lady as companion to elderly lady in exchange for room and hoard. No work. HU-T130. WANTED: (1 PATRIOTIC WOMEN Our small plant needs 11 women to help produce vitally needed leather parts for the army. Wages are above average, but not as high as plants operating on cost-plus basis. You will not get rich on the job, but you will be doing your country a patriotic service by helping a little plant.help “Uncle Sam.’ No. shoppers and glamour girls need apply—we want 11 good American women. M. R. MASSON CO. 2160 Montcalm st,

care of children “every night 4008 E

WHITE lady, except Monday and Tuesday.

“WHITE WOMAN—4-DAY WEEK

9 AA M te 5 P. M. Overall Laundry.

2520 E RAL h. WOMAN | With some PBX and typing experience for position as relief operator and receptionist. Salary open, 4421,

Please phone Mrs, Bchmidt, GA-

for appointment. = WOMAN FOR COUNTER WORK

Cracraft Laundry, 414 N. East. WOMAN to work in picture frame factory: special experience not

Lyman Bros, 33 Monument

WOMEN

Age 20 through 49, for many jobs at Army Bases and hospitals in 8 or overseas; attractive hE: best food, excelle ing quartérs; medical and care; recreational and enteptfinment facilities all furnished free, &- plus cash salary with opportus

position, Circle.

nity for advancement and job training.» Telephone MA-8842 or write 110 N, Pennsylvania Street.

WOMEN

Are Needed ‘A VITAL WAR INDUSTRY i Good- wages; steady work; convenient transportation; music while vou work: excelient cafeteria. Appl

ly A VICTOR

3310 E Mich. (ndianapelis. Ind.

UHL.SPOTT |

i No Manufacturing

required; convenient. location; permanent}

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

Woman 10.7% W meant LI-8085. i WOMEN WANTED

COOKS = say, Too, 3 board, laundry.

viide Sasitorium, CH-17676,

WASHER 377 8. ILLINOIS ST.

See Miss ay

COUNTER HELP — i

WHITE.

% HEAD CASHIER *

% For Motion Picture Industry * Knowledge of Bookkeeping Machine on-Rand S 5% Days—40-Hour Week % R. K. 0. RADIO PICTURES 4 % 428-30 N. Illinois St. 4

Not. Necess ify Day or Night Work—54 hrs. per Wk.—Apply 8 a.m, and 4 p.m, Sat.

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 ine dustrious and intelligent juniors. Good wages, 44-hour week. Excellent working conditions, Apply employment department.

INLAND CONTAINER CORP,

700 W. Morris

| COOKS and GRILL MEN

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.

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.

Vital Factory Work

® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement ® A Job With a Future ® No Experience Needed

THE BARBASOL

COMPANY 846 N. Senate Ave.

HELP WAN TED—MALE 1

NOTICE 3

All male workers covered the Priority Referral Plan will be required to all WMO

comply with regulations

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/® No Experience ® Automatic Wage Increases

® Permanent Positions

® Convenient Transportation "752 E. Market St.

% LEARN TO SEW

We will teach

*

o LANE BRYANT o [___5= "== 6 MECHANICS |:-

CAR WASHER PORTERS

BTEADY WORK. GOOD PAY

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET

552 E. WASHINGTON

50 LABORERS 50

Essential work: 82%¢ r hour; B54 hour week; time and a half for overtime, 2115 W. Mich igan

2 GARAGE ATTENDANTS Dat

night. Must have licenses and drive sf Permanent. TA-0295. 3 BOYS TO PARK CARS

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

A-1 FINISHER — Steady work, good wages. Box A 506, Times.

able-bodied people POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day Beck Canvas Products, Inc.

8234 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

MACHINE "OPERATORS

We need machine operators on all shifts for war production at once. We have an attractive offer = for you. Apply Now :

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.

Is In the fight. Call at Employment Office 8-5, Daily—8-12 Saturday

J. D. Adams Mfg. Ceo.

217 8. Belmont Ave.

AUTO MECHANIC

Permanent position, good proposition. Harry A. Sharp Co. Inc.

443 Virginia Ave

AUTO MECHANICS—2

Immediate employment; 5'% days; steady work; high salary. Jones Auto Co., 29856 Central. TA-3331. BARBER JOE HEATH BARBER BHOP 133 W. Market

BOY OVER 18

for sub-assembly Excellent pay.

Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning 2901 E. Wash.

BOYS OVER 16

Full-time work. Apply service department, L. Strauss & Co.

% Boys to Park Cars * FULL TIME ONLY. DENISON SERVICE, OHIO & PENN.

|MAN

BREAD WRAPPER.

18 to 55. Permanent position; good pay. Essential industry, Apply

GENERAL-BAKING CO.

318 W, Vermont.

"5 CABINET MEN *

Opportunity to “make a permanent post-war con- - nection, Splendid chance for advancement.

tor ran: 3 one RLssIL

yi Want Wie

1545 VanBuren

610 5. New Jersey St.

General Truck Sales, Ine.

Charles Drex 425 Harmon St.

Needs’ NE.

2 TOOL MAKERS | TOOL DESIGNER

Permanent employment. It now in war work, apply

“U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 257 W. Wash. St.

J CHEV. MECHANICS Good Pay—Steady Work ; See Mr. Cook

% RED CAB COMPANY vy (3th and Meridian Sts. %

COAL TRUCK DRIVER Good Truck All Coal Conveyor Loaded MUESING-MERRICK COAL L 60.

3830 Brookville Rd. 401 8, State MA, Frog

not

WA-6440

DISTRICT MANAGERS For Circulation Dept.

The Indianapolis Times has seve: Spenings Io for Young men between years, good rting wage and By opportunity for advancement; 5-day, : must have high school education, natural likeness for boys, and have a car. Please phone for appointmen. RI-5551, Mr, 10,

DRIVERS % EXPERIENCED

For tractor semi-trailers. Permanent, now and after the War.

TRANSAMERICAN

FREIGHT LINES, INC. 1456 E. 19th x [ELEVATOR SIERATOR *

Experience goa Are Mr. Luther, 710 Ka) Kahn Bl

ELEVATOR OPERATORS

OVER L. STRAUSS & CO.

FILLING STATION . v Attendants yr - Y Over 40 4 % Good Pay 4 TA-4535

* Filling Station Operators *

Excellent post-war opportunities. - Good wages. Experience desirable, No washing, LST or tire work. Box ASS),

Tim $130 Month. St. Francis

FIREMAN Hospital, Beech Grove, Ft. Benjamin Harrison Exchange % Service Station Attendant 4 Yr 48 Hour Week 4 % No Sundays 4 Call Mr. Nickel, CH-7860 Ext. sal. ~ FOUNTAIN MEN

Freight House Truckers

Pull or part-time workers needed. Immediatg cash for part-time work.

N. Y. Central Freight Station

301 South Delaware

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position

18

WA-6440

aL | after the war.

EE oT

, Receivers

to train as machine o steel

~@ Dos labor- work?

MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS

HUGH J. BAKER & COMPANY "60% W. McCarty

d lad “would ike & ro As companion Belper, Bol NNO! INCE MEN]

oN nD, ELECTRIC PUMPS AND ; . WATER SYSTEMS : AND SERVICE

Emergency Dry Cleaners Crescent Sloane, | 1344.48 » Cay

* MEN 1.t0 G0 YEARS

Der LCaetey. 8A M tof P

The Be Beveridge ge Paper Co.

No o Expatoncs NS ron

Front End Repairing and Aligal SPTIENAGEL & a Cer - Prins Paper Hanging ors, Suemntesd corruan CH- 135y -

Storm windows, fit snd. ters cleaned and IR-2169

"MEN COLORED

WIPER SUPPLY ‘ 333 North Noble

for essential war wor! grams in Dalton, 18 N. Western Union : MEN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Neoessary

to deliver

operation en for 75 years. National Starch h Products, ine.

1518 8. DRO

MOULDER

foundry.

chinery. 3525 E. Washington.

tion experience. nent post-war security. tion give details of ex of construction work Times, Box A-078.

* NIGHT CLERK «x Exp. N. C. R. Bookkeeping Machine Preferred But Not Essential

* MAROTT HOTEL *

PACKERS—TRUCKERS GENERAL MILL WORKERS

No experience necessary. starting pay. Plenty overtim

EVANS MILLING co."

1730 W. Michigan

Year around job for reliable man 25 to 50 years old. Park cars and sell gas. Auto Park, 117 West Maryland 8¢,

MECHANICS UNIFORM &

— MEN OVER 60 |e

telewntown gs. Flessagh, h Hperesting work. Mr. | Roof

SUH Of gare gms. Glee’ Tork now: and Our business has been In|

far ne and brass Steady post. war Smployment. Meier Eiectaie 3 ang Ma1151.

NATIONAL major ofl company as opening for man under 40, with gn PermaIn applica ence and type Address

OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM

PARKING LOT ATTENDANT

Electric fron, aw yd repair. IR-60186.

FENCING, lawns, lots, homes and pout ey gutters clesned and painted

Hoosier r Weaving Co. 432 State Lif FURNACE

ay 0 1 Bi. 3908,

Patch Plastering "ci

CRUSHED ROCK, delivered wedi d $5 ton, PROB,

or nigh Toe, A enti, Sk’ ¥ DOMS W ou BOARD

BARTON HOTEL

Clean, Attractive Rooms—Good Beds Weekly Rates Upon Application Delaware at Michigan

EVERY ROOM WITH SHOWERS Gilbert Hotel ** = Meridia ote 11-0528 BROADWAY (530 block); attractive warm room: gentleman, Ref ) Private family. Eh INOIS-—400 Nice room: hot water: Ailing distance. NORTH Fall Creek Parkway—2 single or double; newly furnished 0 particular men who want 8 home; ha and $14 per week, PR nd persons objectionable, BPANN, TE Frneiog

hot water; newly portation. MA-7

Teening

Jooms, : pared ; good t Mallory 's

FRONT 1-2, near R. C. A. and Mal) ory Flixileges; private home; sarage, [Re

OPPOSITE Coliseum on 38th st.; d week or month, WA-2632. ¢

ROOMS W H BOA [ om: private en!

OMER, 1306—Rno noe hot water: employed gentieman; widow, home, GA-5 A-5780,

SPANN, 1338 —Room and adults, lish ave, x Bg y WOULD some nice lady like t

a 108

and father to 2 little proly nti daddy gets home from the navy and moth can leave the production line. Share ous Irvington home. IR-8089, mornings only WILL board a girl or boy, school age. Write Box 41

to 10. Country home. RR

* PATCHERS x

“Big opportunity for men that understand patch work and finishing on pianos. Permanent post-war em ' ployment.

610 3. New . Jersey st.

5. Indianapolis 44. ONV care, Doctor : room, MA-T46 M [ER'S care of children durin th aay. 1337 Blaine PR.4862. CARE RE of Silden during day.

meals, reference. Deo a! 1337 Blaing| Sa of children in my ® by, thi . OA Tow.

a a Bradbury Whi “FOR CHILD IN BY

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Opportunity for Ad

PENN RAILROAD

139 E. South % GRILLE % AND % COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W. St. Clair St. Between 8 A, M. and 5 P. M.

If You'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. This is a fast goodwill publicity feature with instant appeal to every merchant. . Inside work. Pay daily. Come to 1004 Roosevelt Bldg. at

LAUNDRY MAN

White. Will train if nec®ssary. Good hours. Good starting salary, HOTEL LINCOLN

. LEARN A TRADE

Nerv i to learn , barers Age 16 40. Time one half over 40 BN Sesame) as with . post-war securit; ron ov eveg Co.

gs for interview. 1331 B. Br a LINEN ROOM MAN Colored; pltasaiis working conditions. INCOLN. LOVE MACHINE & TOOL CO. 717 W. 2th St. » Needs First Class TOOL & DIE MA

KERS ALSO SKILLED MACHINISTS If net now in war work,

Apply S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

u. 257 W. Wash.

LU R HANDLER

Bteady, outside, healthy, good pay; mo experience necessary

Carter Lee Lumber Co. 1621 W, Wash. St. for general warehouse work. Op-

portunity for advancement. GULF REFINING CO. GA-2441.

MAN col. to service rest rooms; over 40. IR-5880.

trade.

with some experience

MAN OR BOY in painting with spray

gun. B8teady employment. Meier Electric & M aching Co., 3625 E. Washington. ~1151.

MAN FOR EXTRACTOR Cracraft Laundry, 414 N. East.

MAN to park cars, age 50 to 70, that can drive. 353 W. Washington.

* MAN %

For Stock Room

Experience not needed, Apply Wm. R, Stewart.

Aero Mayflower Transit Co,

887 Mass. Ave.

MECHANIC TO TAKE CHARGE Experienced mechanic for fleet of Dodge ks. Must have own tools.

Steady yor around job. Good working conditions and pay. Apply at once

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. NEW JERSEY,

MECHANICS Good Pay—Steady Work

3 W.I3mst > " . v

We have part-time work | available for good m desir! ' extra work. Anderson Motor. Sérvice Co., 135 8

MECHANICS ors EER

% PORTER x Good Pay. Essential Industry.

827 N. Delaware

* GOODYEAR SERVICE *

_OR WEFK. WA-8455 WA all babies 10 room and b Mother's ca b. WA-0743. LOVELY room fore couple or 3 men; FR-3845,

optional HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

$4.50 & $5.00—815 Edison. One room how keeping apartment. Utilities. W Close od transportation. ALABAM. 2258 Frigidaire; a adults only; phone,

PORTER >

wi% ber Shop,

SALESMAN WANTED

local territory: mail orders credited: necessary: drawing account

Experienced, Joe Heath's Bar133 Ww. Re

ROOFERS AND HELPERS na

Permanent established territory, includes car

Phone E . Thomas, Claypool Hotel, for ew

CAPITOL, 1202 N., Apt. 1—Very niox beds room; kitchen , Privileges (walking dise tance), LI-7338 COLLEGE, 1524 — Lower, large J-room apartment, accommodate § aduls ems ployed: $10: EAST,, 914 N.; 3 furnished rooms; stokes steam: bot water: pref. employed to KNOX, 507; 1 large room and ki ette; 1 or 2 adults GA-3427.

Blue Point Auto Supplies

S KROOM MAN APPLY MR. EHLERS. CLAYPOOL Hi

Service Station Attendant |

DELAWARE, MADISON AND: RAY STS

PENNSYLVANIA N. Re EATLY ISHED HOU 3

NG RM.; CLEAN} PENN. TROLLEY. EY WA ShT0, STATE, 425 N.—Nice 2-room apartment: clean, utilities, private entrance. Bmg ployed adults, VILLA, 311; nice clean 3-room apartment] utilities. Couple or 2 girls.

= RR

‘bath.

STOCK MEN

CO., 28 E. Maryland.

at once, a starting salaries and post-war Shnortunities INDIANA WALL PAPER & AINT

mL E., 6113 large rooms, closed porch} accommodate 4 adults 8: $12.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT n

For Men’s Alterations Must Have Had Experience

WANTED % SHIPPING EN . Must Be Draft Exem M. R. MASSON CO., 2160 ES Atealm

WANTED SEMI TRUCK DRIVERS Road Jobs Permanent

LI-6766

" Wanted Licensed Plumber Times Box A, 979%

WAREHOUSE Hendling steel

mill supplies;

will continue after the war. Westphal, GA-4421 for 21 for appointment.

WAREHOUSE ™" et WASH M MAN

y work. Good pay FAME DE AONOY. 1352 N, Illinois

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

Has permanent unskilled and skilled for men and hE business assures of overtime. Asi yy Miller.

‘543 W. McCarty st.

E. 32d,

Kentucky ave.

TAILOR and/or BUSHELMAN

Apply Employment Office, Tth Flr. THE WILLIAM H. BLOCK CO.

and has opening for capable man on order desk. Good opportunity to learn business that Phone Mr.

Solon or white,

Jobs nn Jeans in the steel secuttty. Plenty | __~

"Take Stockyards bus at Washington and

SPARTHEN Wh :

NO VACANCIES "MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" T. A. Moynahan | Proportion

NO VACANCIES MOYNAHAN APAR’

850 N. Pennsylvania st. Lis APARTMENT RENTAL SERVICE H. H. WOODSMALL AGENCY

108 E. WASHINGTON-—LI-5391

NO VACANCIES, GENERAL APARTMENTS.

23 W. VERMONT. L1FURNIS APTS. & HO

$13; 2414 DEARBORN—-3 rooms, utilities; .

consider school 5 E—3 nice, a roo

a ae bath, storage s $15 weekly. private entrance, hoses. REFINED wife or mother of overseas veteran can share my §-room mod

ern home in exchange Ior light services,

Apartment in exchange for Colored patt-tinle Janitor work. HU-2

HOUSES FOR RENT ]

LARGE ROOM, 34x60, clean, modern; good 905 Ketcham,

condition; reasonable rent. Bee owner, 901 Ketcham.

TO

MANAGEMENT — RENTAL SERVICE _ALLISON REALTY

G & STORAGE '.

"Hodges Storage Bo.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later,

RI-2019 |

~ IRVINGTON BUNGALOW

5739 Julian ave.; 5-room

mod. ment; aiage; fair condition; w lot,

WOOL PRESSER Excelsior Laundry

840 N. New Jersey

CORDILL N. FFERSON—3- stric modern bungalow, hot w Possession. more Bros. MA-3788. $4,000 Jacant; 33 E, Sch, Nis 2- ome; terms. HI-1 a bg "IR-7956). ; : HALF CAsH for real teint contracts, Bros. 401 ~ * Inland

YOUNG MAN

lendid of in our shi Buel Dpuuing Perm pris tion now and after thé war, 5YDuy week. Apply Personnel Dept.

anent posi-

PITMAN-M00 E60. 5

Plmor bldg. © MA- 3788, Rm. cots

1118 N. Jefferson Ave, 5.0% Marion Van Arsdell, 1018 N. Bevitte. CH-1108 ’ Pavler $3000; Snes rooms, modern, for - FR-2138~ NUGENT: WA-1972, Poss, S55 mot. 3. 5. st

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inside toilet, * rated. Price iy

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3031, $3500 To 31200 ow HI-1139

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Colored

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