Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1944 — Page 15

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Bears set

6 (U. P.).—Not he oldest living

otball fan has

when a victory rs over anybody the season's top exactly the sittheir triumph y Packers, 21-0. began, the world ad - suffered loss top stars and etting off to a eared that the ed to inherit the 1a] greatness and ; was the way it

at Chicago yeswere heavy falidn't make any n Sid Luckman, asser and strateve from his ship ervice, Luckman easure of differ-

s Superbly

rst, touchdown in | a center sneak he score with a bd for 36 yards. ites in the third ouchdown passes ay McLean and » Wilson. time in 66 games 1d failed to score ition. Moreover, n Boy's brilliant ceiver, was held first time in 41

n the eastern dion and Philad their pace with ther got by as skins had to hold ourth-period pads leveland Rams to the Philadelphia Brooklyn Tigers, 1g, a hard driving hard pressed to

in Easily

Giants gained an over the Boston teran Ken Strong, jalist,© the high His seven points

and four -conver-—

Paschal, Len Calland Bill Pertilas, our Giant touch-

jons handed the Steeler-Chicago mation ‘its sixth 7-6, with Art Van ) touchdowns and , and Bob Westob Thurbon made chdown on a pass 3as, ANDINGS DIVISION L. T Pet. Pt. 1.000 1.000

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Square amajeur

efeated the Key-

-21, at Christian

- HOPK

MONROE Mabe! E., age

MONDAY, NOV. 6, 1044 . §|DEATH pe

Flown 6 Surbioon, Sewles

N BREMERMAN, Mrs, Ann M, COVERDILL, Mrs. Mary E. DOUTHITT, Margaret M, HIATT, Miss Linda Lou SICKELS, Miss Anna, T, SMALL, Mrs. Olive Allen - See complete notices for time and date of funeral,

Fownnen s Bucuanan

10 wisY

FALL CREEK BLVD. Ww srr : . .

SUTTON little .

~=Theress Aun, daughter sore /3 Sut! elon | wy

ices m., Funeral Home, SH os " on a Pi Friends Ay Shit at at Ihe ra me after 4 ».

of 14687 Chester ave, on tl age 33 years wife © Clarence ett, ‘mother of Oa Bdward T Tackett, step-mother: ngs th Jean Tackett daughter of Mrs, Lola Gillaspy, sister of Mrs, «Iola Smith, ou Naomi Q Brien, Lavern he Jack esday m. Peace Enapel. Ban

oe an cemetery,

Harry W. Moore are Weigume/

wr WANTEO—FEMALE

I's, a Aero-Mayflower Transit Co.

| ~GIRLS—COLOR

jor SPihunant work. Guaranty Cafeteria.

General Office Ex |

PLEASANT WORKING CONDI« POSTW,

"TION POSITION. TIME AND A OVER 40 HOURS. APPLY

3 Mass. ave.

% GIRL *

for Mail Department Full-Time Employment

Good Pay—For Interview Call at

American States Ins. Co. ¢ 542 N. Meridian

SARTO a

rison of Mary Ria of A \fred, © shang Jr., “wilisin arton,

pred an a 8. Temple,

the: Tolin funeral home, 1 t., after 7 p. m, Monday. ednesday, 2 p. m. from the funersl ome, Interment Washington Park. riends invited.

BEAR—Eds M., of 1077 Oliver ave, beJoved aunt of Hugh Stoltz of Detreit and Walter Stoltz of Indianapolis; sister of Arthur, Henry, Herman and Walter Stolts, Mrs. Lena Kokert and Mrs. Lottie Sigesmund, passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p. m,, at the First United Lutheran ohurch, corner Pennsylvania and Walnut sts, Burial Washington ~ Park cemetery. Priends may yall at the Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W, Ray st., after 1 p. m. until time of service.

BREMERMAN-—-Mrs. Ann M., mother of Hugh of Indiandpolis; Benjamin C. of lamasoo, ich, and Mrs. L. Cline Detroit, Mic passed away a the home of her Usha, DASH in Detroit. Serve foes at Fiasuer & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, m. Priends invited. Burial thous "ill Friends may call at mor»

Est

., age 108, Jather of Bertha Fennell Rose

and

invited. ay call at a ie after 4

CANFIELD Henrietta, age 68 years, 628 N. Gray st, Ww wife of Harry B. Canfleld, Jeiud, Log % Saturday, Nov, 4. Puner; ov. 1:30

: . m. in Royste: & Askin Marttary. E 10th st. Friends invited. Burial Wo Hil Friends may call at the mortuary.

COVERDILL—Mary E., “mother of Mrs. Jeann Savage and sister of Mrs. John C. grandmother of Jeanette and Emmi away - Sunday, 96 N. East st. vices at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation at Flanner & Buchanan crematory, DEVENY—Grace V., 1107 N. passed away Saturday, wife. of Noble J. Deveny, Frank Sears, sister of Cain, Mrs. Cloe Bryant and Sears. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a, m, Harry W. Moore Peace Ohapel. Requiem solemn high mass St. Philip Ner: church, 9 a m.; Burial Holy Cross. DOUTHITT—Margaret M., wife of Clar: ence H.; sister of Mrs. Alberta Wagner, Mrs. Harriett Kelsch, Albert, George, Edward, Mark and Robert Schnell, passed away Sunday. Service at Flanner & Buchanan ortusry Wednesday 2p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown — T Sor a

Temple vy X

beloved husband father of Seaman 2-¢

LLUM~Clarence, th Gillum, c . of i,

any time. BIATT—Linda Lou, 1718 Lawrence st, in University Heights, daughter of Mr. ‘and Mrs Hiatt, sister of Elina Bue, granddaughter of Luther Hiatt and Mr, ‘and Mrs, George Freshley, passed war Sunday. Services at Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday 10 a. m. Friends invited. Oremation at Flanner & Buchanan crematory. INS--Robert Earl, seaman first class, United States nav reserve, beloved Ped of Alice Josephine Hi and ather of Dianna Lee Hopkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleburn Hopkins, passed "AWAY Thuriday, Nov. 3, training base, Galveston, Tex, Fri may call at the Galveston. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 spect st. after 6 p. bl Monday, Fuservice Tuesday, 3) m. from the funeral - home. Friends nvited, Burial Washington Park cemetery. BYDE~Martha (Wilson), age 30, beloved wife of Bdward Hyde, sister of Warne

t 408 Taesday at St. ial Crown Hit} 4

MIL Cain of Wheaton, Ill. ua Cain, Mrs. ht, Robert ne Downer, friends may ca Home, 1308 Pri

Iie May, sister “of Mrs. A. M. Indianapolis hn Harry Mills of f Evelyn and FrankMrs. Carl

aunt Carey Jody, and Fran assed aw!

me. Interment . Friends invited. (Frankfort indy) papers please copy.] 40 years, wife M. Monroe, mother of Darla, , sister of

MUSKEE—Otto, age B58 Ves passed | away Sunday morning. Private funeral

png interment in Orown Hill at Po Tuesday. Friends may call at ey "Brothers Central Chapel, 946 N. Nlinois st. Mar 4p. m onday until noon % years, ars, beloved huis-

hea) aes the OG. H. East

Herr. Burial Orown po i ‘Su angay, mge. 0 rex en oore Chapel. ds welcome. Burial Simmons cemete: Re ?

yours, fat father of f Mrs. Ruth BE. 2 ne, 1h m. Jauce. sarey A Soave’ "Prien REEDY--Martin, beloved father ‘of Bina i, Ka atm Pfe.

hi — GASAIEROLERK %

Park cemetery. SAVAGE. Chall,

of Forig riley Savi

L| Sears, Roebuck & Compan LOST & OUND Ly D

d {| DOBT—Biack dog. Jong hair, white breast,

_]ecareer do not APPLY. Phone for an ap-

Market 1234 1604 W, Morris

“% GIRLS *

Mechanics Uniform - and Wiper Supply

333 N. NOBLE

FLANNER & BUCHANAN —_—_

{2B WF FALL CREEK BLVD.

TA-38

BERT S. GADD

2130 2130 Prospect St. ~ GRINSTEINER'S 1601 E. New York MA-5374 , R N 1508 8. EAST ST. MA-8488 HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware St.

MOORE & KIRK IR-1150

CH-1806 HIRL

"BROS. co. 954 N. Illinois LI-5409 ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 1422 Prospect MA-4044 7.0, Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHINES]

1284 Prospect St. FLORISTS & MO

“NERITAGE” MEMORIALS

Bee Our Beautiful Display

MA-6049

vos GIRLS

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

GIRLS FOR LIGHT

TEE PEE WAITRESS

Coons’ Drug Store, Minois and Michigan,

0 TYPIST, 38 Hours Week—Permanent Excellent Opportunity The Keyless Lock Co.

01 Newman

% TYPST *

No Shorthand 5-Day Week Permanent Position

The Hoosier Casualty Co. 15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg. } WAITRESSES 6 Nights a Week Top Wages

WHEELER'S 8 W. MARKET ST.

'WA-6440

No Sunday work; meals and uniforms furnished,

FACTORY WORK §-DAY WEEK. ALSO SOME PIECEWORK JOBS.

The Geo. F. Cram Co.

The Indianapolis Times has openings for 2 advertising sales girls, Excellent apportubliy for advancement, Five-day, 40-hour week, no Saturdays or Sundays, Vacations Permanent positions. Intarestin inside work, See Mrs. Williams, e Indianapolis Times, 214 W. Maryland.

Girls—Opportunities Now

War Jobs Today Peace Jobs Tomorrow

Employment Office—Women

240 N. Meridian St.

{OBT—Boy's Avalon Wris, watch, yellow gold, black dial, gold numerals, leather strap, plastic fastener: can be id dentified, Downtown or Michigan trolley Sunday evening; keepsake; reward, BE-2859-R.

T—Ladles Waltham white gold watch. Either on Pennsylvania trolley or downtown, WA-1196. —Bilifold containing money, serviceman’s. picture, letter and. money order. Liberal i BR-3188 we white ver Mexican adr. vicinity Raymond | Ringgold. Keepsake. Reward. GA-0915 days. {O8T—8et of car keys Saturday evening; Rivarside skating rink; please call FR-

¢ colored, Ne See Mrs. “Bloat, Spink Arms Hotel,

jees of some young ladies who have a certain amount decided

HOTEL MAID

White at, steady women.

BANATORIUM. CH

ime ~NATION. H Call R1-1321, 1 a.m to 5p m WOMAN, by day week, for hr

Salary, room, board, laundry. CH-7676. Miss Mulvey. 50; general office work, vanis st, 18-35 +% Boarders + Inspectors +% Finished Menders w Measurers Short training period followed by

exceptional plece work rates, nd one-half for overtime. L Y MILLE.

WAITRESSES

A 18 N. Penns;

ies inary. HU.588. care year-old child, small apartment, Private room, ALL service man's wife works. LI-0877

WOMEN—AGE 18-25

To Prepare and Package High Grade Cosmetics

PRIMROSE HOUSE DEPT.

THE BARBASOL CO. 846 N, Senate

LINCOLN HOTEL * JUNIOR DECORATORS *

We're interested in abtaining the serv.

of background and a interest in home furnishings. decorating experience is not necstun Permanent work.

ey Employment Office, 7th Xloor

THE WM. H, BLOCK CO.

Black: white, Name “Scala-

T—Wire haired terrier, touch of brown on face. wag.’ Reward. WA-T 583. 1035 Arlington,

from Reward.

FR-2114. 1087 Rote gold walch, 3048 Hoyt ave.

{O8T—Bhell rimmed glasses in sass; vi-BR-5231

Permanent Work at Geod Pay

LAUNDRY HELP SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR

STERLING LAUNDRY

735 Lexington

cinity 58th and ¢ Guliard 1 engagement & Tins,

1 la a io ms HI-02886, in

diana 510 Dd -8008

blue theater, Nov, 1. i]

BE A PRACTIGAL NURSE

BIG DEMAND—HIGH WAGES High school not necessary. Easy to Nr spare time. 18 to 60. War demands have caused big shortage. Prepare now for this interesting. profitable and patriotic work. Write for FREE information, Wayne School of Practical Nursing. care Times.

LIGHT stenographic work and general

; KL| } mf tion —with-—enough—¥ ” job interesting and pleasant. : 3, half day on Saturday. Here is an op-

portunity to get set for now and after the

manufacturer, health and accident insurance, etc. with our cafeteria serving luncheon at cost. Length of service of present office siafl averages over eight years each. Call CAME, LI-8501,

HELP WAN

office work. 15 N. Pennsylvania st.

MULTIGRAPH—DITTO

Operator not ver 30; permanent posts | —e—— make the Hours 8 to

nationally known ion plan; group

war with a J

beral

EMALE »

py Ry a or skilled operators exceed the y. Learn under nde throu

SHAMPOO Wednesday from 10 8. m. to 1 p, m. Special Cold Wave Permanent at reasonabie Pa International Beauty School. a

AIL minded men look into refrigeration ny air Sondition as a profitable future caree Ask about OI ATE, Inst., Al Care of

Arms hotel.

N8§—|in * wre Utilities

NIGHT MAIDS

White or golored, Experienced. Spink

Good salary. Must com~ ply -with W. M, C. Times,

OFFICE CLERK

18_to 25; high school graduate.

person. E. H. Brang. “ 435-0CCIDENTAL BLDG.

Office Clerk

Box A- 928,

Apply

9 2 ~2 YOUNS WOMEN to learn interesting profession of photography and selling. Experience a help but not essential; salary, bonus and commission. If you are not interested in a

pointment. RI-842), Extension 201.

THe WM. H. BLOCK CO. Tk AO WOMEN *

full or TT

oN M. R, MASS

If not employed in essential industry call Mr. Van Treese, Market 7344. J. D.- ° Adams Mfg. Co.

“BANK CLERK

Permanent Employment—Adding Machine Experience Essential SEE MR. CRAMER

American National Bank «33 N. PENN.

Beck Canvas Products, Inc:

also & stenographer assuming ¢ charge of office in national . advertising palgn. er in own pr fomplets educational BhCkfound references. Box A-56:

for accounts payable, using N.C.R. book kstping x machine. Experience on this not Pocens ry. Fall ms nd permanent employs Mr Apply eme Moyment office, “in floor.

The WM. H. BLOCK CO.

aXperisnce handlin old; :

0 ng Ee

i K ing nd a

40-hour, 5-day week. Brulin & Co. WA. for Mr. Bradfo; a

Central States Envelope Co. PAIRERS gat Bi 1321, 8 AM. to Bem. FF ILE CLERK

PLANT WORK

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

* PART TIME x

raphie“work for High School Girl in OC Rnaroide district,

M. R. MASSON CO.

2166: Montcalm

GIRLS AND WOMEN Permanent Work Good Wages STERLING LAUNDRY

733 Lexington

PRACTICAL NURSE

duty. T TA-3097

~ RECEIVING CLERKS ORDER CHECKERS TABULATORS

Permanent Post-War Positions’ @ LANE BRYANT © IE Market SL * SALESPEOPLE * Drapery Department Experienced Full-Time Positions

Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

for nursing

SALES LADIES Full or part time; experience preferred but not essential; good opportunity for aggressive person, Salary based on previous experience,

W. T. GRANT CO.

25 E, Washington

SALESLADIES

for various departments through out the store, Salary based on experience.

LEADER STORE

149 E. Washington

3 L AN

IRL eral housework: good & stay Wh hin 2450 ' N, Delaware. dae.

SILK INSPECTOR experienced on quality work. Steady employment, Gall MA-21287 for appointment.

Stenographer—@en, Office

Postwar aeourLy. wl hour week; Jefferson National Life hig , 8 E. Market. MA-39-Hour

w! fenegrapher town office; very reliable firm t-war security, Call Mr. Bolle, MA-7356. .

* Trost x 5-Day Week

Pormanent now and after the war, Pleasant working conditions,

" INSLEY MF@. CO.

" so1 N. Olney (3400 E. 1h Bt) TYPISTS : Pay

40-Hour Week ‘ Aly Herff-Jones Go. :

1411 N. Napitol

home. Night '

~ WOMEN

Age 20 through 49, for many jobs 3 Army Pases and hospitals in or overseas; attractive Bathing: hy food, excellent lving quarters; medical and dental care; recreational and S04 SULA AR. . ment facilities a plus cash salary ee opportuRY for A acon) an ob tra nin MA-8843 or write Tio Ne A Va Street.

YOUNG LADY

Age 20 ne ‘indianapolis Times advertising department has an excellent opening for & young lady interested in the advertising field for a future. Must have pleasant personality and & likeness to talk and meet people. Good opportunity for advancement to responsible position. Pitgday, 40-hour week, vacations ib Jar Pleasant, interesting work ms right girl. See Mr. Walker, The Indianapolis 214 WwW. Maryland,

Times,

Positions now open with the world’s largest specialty mail order store. e your post- , war future safe,

@ LANE BRYANT © |

752 E. Market St.

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . SEL? WANTED-FEMALE

; : per month, HU-2485

SUNNYSIDE |

NELP WANTED-MALE-FEM. 10 JANITOR 3-Room apartment and" ¥108

JOBS With a Future We have the following openings:

2 Markers 2 Breakers 1 Flat Work Feeder 2 Flat Work Folders 1 Extractor Man 1 Assembly Boy

These are good jobs at good wages.

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

40 N. New Jersey

* LEARN TO SEW

We will teach able-bodied people

POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day

Beck Canvas | Produets, Inc.

3234 W. Washington

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. 1545 VanBuren

Openings in an ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY for Men and Women

® Production Machine Operators ® Laborers ® Truck Drivers -* © Night Cook - 9 Experience Not Necessary. Apply Employment Office 9 to 4:30

MITCHEL & SCOTT MACHINE CO.

1841 Ludlow Ave.

HELP WANTED—MALE u 2 SKILLED MACHINISTS

Urgently needed for maintenance of SHIpY capsule manufacturing machin Apply om Department ELI LILLY and CO.

20 B MéCarty

6 MECHANICS

CAR WASHER PORTERS STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY

‘SUPERIOR CH EVROLET

552 EB. WASHINGTON a

x * Acme-Evans Co, [TRE

fo Offer Steady Employment to Men for % Hind Trucking and % Loading Flour and Feed

E-Z-BAKE MILLS

Blackford and W. Washington Ave. AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY

NIGHT OPENINGS RIVETING OR BHERT METAL EXPERIENCE. PREFERRED Apply 8:30 a. m, to 5:30 p. m. Shirley Corp., 330 E. St. Joe

“American Bearing Corp. 429 8. Harding

Urgently Needs * Electricians + Machine Repairmen * Millwright If not in war work see company representative,

U. S. EMPLOYMENT

SERVICE 257 W, Wash. St. AUTO MECHANI c rmanent position, good proposition.

Harry A. Sharp Co, Ine.

443 Virginia Ave

Auto Mechanic

For Chevrolet ddaler, Steady Earn po) hy h as $100 per week. ERVICE MANAGER

Washington Auto Sales 334 N. 1llinois St.

AUTO MECHANIC

A permanent, secure job with day hours. pay snd opportunity for the future.

OMAR, INC.

901 B. 18TH

work

ORDER PICKERS FOR DRUG WAREHOUSE

6 Months’ experience in drug, store ‘or warehouse desired, ‘Permanent, daytime work, Apply at once,

“DRUG STORY

BASCA MFG. CO.

3019 Roosevelt Ave. Needs

Tool Makers First-Class Machinists

Male Floor Inspectors

If not now in war work apply

Skilled Machine Operators

U. S. Employment Service . 287 W, Washington.

PRODUCTION JOBS |:

Apply

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Inland Container Corporation 700 West Morris Street

+ AUTO BODY <% J and FENDER MEN 4 sc-Pennsylvania Motor Inn J J 1450 N. Pennsylvania % | Auto Mechanio

Automotive Painter

or helper, 1001 8, __LI-1107

for Indiana’s largest Buick agency. Steady employment. Family hours, , Group insuraioe Vacation with pay. Bee K. E. Highley.

MONARCH BUICK

F th and Meridian. Boys With Borin

7 p. m. Also full time. work . Good wages. Pleasant healthful war work. Mr. siton, 18 N.

Meridian. WESTERN UNION

age 13-16, to distribute circulars after school, Apply 124 W, Wash

Boys, iH. school. * “5 CABINET MEN x *

Opportunity te make & permanent t-war connection, ‘Splendid chance for advancement.

610 3 New 1 Jersey st.

“EU LILLY. -and COMPANY

Has. essential wartime jobs with peace time employment possibilities for: both men and women,

220 East McCarty Street

APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT

SELLING POSITIONS

JOILETRY SALES

DRUG SALES CASHIERS Men or women, 18 to 85, with at least 6 months’ selling experience, Steady wo work. Convenient tocadon Your dr an essential part of your everyday front VION nN at office +, Dependable Drug: Stores ‘California and Market sts.

FINISHER WANTED

Man or Woman

you have had any experience at all in this type of work see us immediately. Good Pr and permanent set-up. for Mr. Wilson

WILKING MUSIC CO, 120 E. Ohio

Te burn in and polish off pianos. HE

—WANTED— I5 MEN AND WOMEN Age 18 to 50

Yor chauffeurs and terminal work handling og. Good pay and

FOUNTAINEERS Ages 16 to 60

To A food

See Mr. Moore

That Will Last Looking for a good job— the kind which will last? We're looking for dependable men and women fo fill some interesting jobs which - are. now available in our produc. tion department. Apply at our between

12 neon. BOWES WgEAL FAST” OORP. 218 N. Pine $t,

and fountain drinks, Pleasant work. Chance for advancement.

GOOD JOBS

yment, full or part

Apply

Ralyay Expres Age

CARPENTER ERS

| HUBER CONTRACTING €O. - WA-3381

Colored Man SE

lan Biendy wdy Joh a cement Block Co., 713 W. 13th St,

blogk FIA - i 000KS and GRILL MEN WA-6440

"Display Department BOYS OVER 16

Opening as helper in our display department. Full time employ~ ment. 40-Hour week,

Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO,

HELP WANTED—MALE = +

Good possibilities for post-war security.

801 N. Olney

15 oF over to work after school, not|.

VAN un Do Your Part in an “Industry Engaged in Essential War Work by helping prepare meat for our armed forces, Modern equipment, good wages, time and half for over 40 hours. No experience Necessary. Apply ib RETAOR ployment office

Daily MARYLAND > BLACKFORD Vers,

% Laborers—Helpers * Spray Painters w Steel Layout and Rivet Heaters . Jobs available, essential war work nows

Apply employment office

INSLEY MFG. 00. 8:30°a. m. to-5 5 m, (34 E. 10th St) LUMBER. HANDLERS Steady, outside, healthy, good pay; no experience necessary.

Carter Lee Lumber Co. 1621 W, Wash, St. MAINTENANCE MAN Ji “omic: erable electrical experience, Essential industry, Post. war work, WEST BAKING CO, 1331 E. Washington St x

“x MAN UNDER 40

with construction engineering experiense. Permanent, post-war security. with national major oil company, Give details of experience and ito. of construction work handled. Box Times,

MAN FOR RUG DEPARTMENT’

Full or Part Time No Experience Needed Good Pay 2001 EAST V WASHINGTON _8T.

CROWN,

BT.

Guarantee—Commissions—Peterson 30th & oan] Sales Co TAx 4501 All or Part Time

1st class mechanics and metal men, Top wages. Permanent employment. C. T Foxworthy Co.. 810 EV ashington st.

* MECHANICS *

Full or Part-Time Good Pay--Steady: Work General Truck Sales, Ine. % 31 West 13th Street

* MECHANICS x Full or Part-Time Good Pay—Steady Work

GENERAL TRUCK SALES, INC, * 31 W. I3th St, * MECHANICS *

We have part-time work available for ood mechanics desiring . extra work. nderson Motor Service 135 8. East.

EN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary

Pull or part time. "steady work now and after the war, Our business been operation here for 75 years

National Starch Products, Ine. 1515 8 _DROVER.

MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS

to train as machine o and fitters, by steel fabricator doing highly essential a work, i... Previous experience neces=’ sary, Steady on Plenty of. overtime,

HUGH J. BAKER & COMPANY WEN

“for Misoallansous Factory + Work Opportunity for Advancement,

Central States Envelope Co.

16 8 Sherman Drive

MEN 16 to 60

Pssential work: postwar security; 8'%day week. All daytime wofk with plenty of overtime. No experience necessary. Good starting salary. Apply Mr. Miller

W. J. Holliday & Co.

543 W. MoCarty * MEN * 17 te 60 YEARS

For roduction jobs In essential paper Industry.

No Experience Necessary Interviews from 8 A M to Bb P

The Beveridge Paper Co.

_%17_W. Washington

WANTED Citizens Gas and Coke Uthi~ ty, an essential, industry in .» wartime and just as busy and essential in peacetime, needs men. There are openings for = yard laborers at 73¢ an hour, ! Toke oven laborers 73c¢, track repairmen 73c and coke oven Sparking hs yo hour week. Mr, Baker

We Need Box Nailers — Laborers for Night Work in Box Plant,

Essential Industry

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

Experienced in Transformer gning for Work in Cincinnati Concern

Apply, Local USES Office FOUNTAIN MEN

WA-6440

TEE PER

BALKE & KRAUSS 00.

427 W. Market

MEN

We need men on all shifts do operate drili presses and milling machine aa yuu our attractive broposttion

Holoomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.

1545 VanBuren Bt.

Men to unload coal cars, good pay,

Freight House Truckers

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

for Typing and Bookkeeping

SEE MR. COLBY

YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN

EXCELLENT POSTWAR FUTURE |

LI-5800

N. Y. Central Freight Station

301 South Delaware

1001 Boutheastern ave

* MEN OR BOYS *%

16 or Over fo Work in Stock Room Full-Time Work

% Gasoline Attendant * Good Pay Good Hours Permanent

% GOODYEAR SERVICE *

% 027 N. Delaware St. *

call RI-1321, 8 AM. to 5 P.M. MEN OVER 50

for essential war work, to deliver tele grams in downtown bldgs, Increased wages. Pleasant, interesting work. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian,

Western Union * NIGHT CLERK *

Youn Chance ac a

which will not be an after-the-war easus MANUFA Wants Men and W “- to grind PRE

orld war Applications

Greyhound Lines

8 OPENINGS FOR

Mechanics

from any o tial try or on

CONTINENTAL OPTICAL. COMPANY

ince NECEssARY PR A earn byt”

ations accepted em An essen~ ivy,

1408 North Capitol Avenue]

GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington $1.

Exp. N. 0. R. Bookkeeping Machine Preferred But Not Essential

+ MAROTT HOTEL *

* WATCHMAN

"GREENHOUSE HELPER

(Call in Person) Bauer-Steinkamp & Co.

% mile North Road Marion County line in Hamilton County

See Mr. Johnston iPM

INDIANA THERA

wii li GENERAL MILL

% . GRILLE

$30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W, St. Clair St.

NOTICE dB TE

3.201 TO PARK CARS Bmp.

Garage, 136 B Wabash Bes |

33. OMPANY

* AND + COUNTER MAN

Between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.

WORKERS

No Sbéuience necessary

ORDERLIES

White, permanent employment. Ap ply Nursing Administration Office.

Methodist Hospital

years “a TR cars and selling

mattresses, rugs,

motion for energetic men. $100 week and better, Equipment, 401 N. Capitol

DELAWARE,

SHIPPING CLERK 31, fener foc:

Wanted Mechanics, Helpers

FURNITURE RgonIT

* NGAT |=

With Hotel Experience

MAROTT HOTEL Building Superintendent %

Plumber's Helpers

PORTER * Good Pay % Good Hours * % Permanent % GOODYEAR SERVICE

627 N. Delaware

' PRESSROOM APPRENTICE

Hore 13 an excellent ortunity for a young man to Joarn : dest

now AR the war. the year Arothg. «hour week, one-h 108

3od i aoibiy¢ oS ady work

rad day, 07 and Come in, modern presses and tare to ohn Ruste, foreman, The Indianapolis Times,

214 W, land.

PARKING 1 T

work for relizble man, 35 to 50 sae.

Stead

117 W, Maryland Street

Salesmen—Collectors Big season here—Sell Victory silverwars, blankets, ete. With or Wonderful chance for pro. Can make Consumers Home

without ears.

Service Station Atendant

Blue Point Auto Supplies

_MADISON AND RAY STS.

tory workers, in

essential industry with post-war security. See Dalton Stewart, Advance Paint Co.

545 W. Abbott St.

~ SEMI-SKILLED UNSKILLED WORKERS

The railroads have a job for you!

Help keep Shai war materials moving to

he ning fronts.

u. s. Railroad etiroment Board

15 East Maryland St.

or TAILOR and/or BUSHELMAN

For ‘Men's Alterations Must Have Had Experience

Apply Employment Office, ™ Fir, THE WILLIAM H. BLOCK 00. "VITAL FACTORY WORK

: Good Starting Pay arly Advancement ! A Joh With s Future o Experience Needed "THE BARBASOL COMPANY

. #48 N. SENATE AVE

HOTEL [LiNcoLn

and Tire Men Essential Industry - Clyde 8 Berry = 5

Aero Mayflower Transit Oo. - 887 Mass. Ave.

AREIUSE Zand oer a

ue & Aad for a

YOUNG MAN

for stock room yours of older, vou 1

oon Westphal

APPLY MAROTT SHOE STORE _

18 B. Washington

* YOUNG MAN who is ambitious and desires & perma z nent post-war position with local fitance company. Salary, car expenses and ¥% day week, Experience not necessary.

Me, Anh rews—MA:SS8 |. After 6:30 p. m., HU-TI04 x

| ON and afier Got B; wi I will soi bs Bot be. responsible for debts Sibir than myaselt, Bruce O. 3 a

026° W. Vermont.

Ap I Plant, S00 Prospect st. ]

Tk jWe are specialists In ~class re refinishing, fine dis well as In paorathaming. For free South

t .“. ostie mate call B ; 10NiNG 00+ &

518 Transportation

MEYER O JACOBS

DAY Emergency Dry Cleaners Crescent Cleaners, 1s N. Cap.

iF YOU are havin, K,

days; night; phone LI-0267.

Front End Repairing and Aligning | Auto and Trucks (All _SPITZNACEL & CLAY, 035 W.

Panar Hanging Peeming. Work Paper Hanging (irises. ime

mediate | service. FLOYD CO COFFMAN, CH- ° [

Hoosier Weaving Co. 432 State Life bldg. ELECTRIC »

service; RS apy oo TE + _Beville. CH-1213._ 8 Root Re kin: Rot. airaniont na, “R282 FOR THE BEST in Je Ranging 35d interior painting ca Bryon . PAINTING SIEVE owssss.w, BL-0369

Oarpentering, general Temode ering, brick, cement, roofing. Hardwood floors laid; phe shed, asian. Est,

BR-8625

Call TA

aE 71.

“iso per ton, ET Ba tat : Patch Plastering ™"Cies reso AT early.

Mattresses

RTON HOTEL

Clean, SARTAGHIVY Rooms—~Clood Beds Weekly Rates Upon Application Delaware at Michigan.

BROADWAY, 2002 — Attractive room. Next to ath 4 Private en Working Gil Tacit

DELAWARE, N.—Sultab SEE men; 3 Ero om

trarice.

| PENNSYLVA ioe rodm, large closet, clean,” Penn, _WA-8 8670.

" PAINTERS INBIDE or oT THE ;

BOARD

* PATONERS *

Big. opportunity for men that understand patch work - and finishing on pianos. i em-

GUILFORD, ployed Jadios; trans tation "

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