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"$700 LIFTED FROM POLAR ICE CO; SAFE

A safe burglary, a robbery and a double purse-snatching were reported to police over the week-end. Thé safe at the Polar Ice & Fuel Co. sub-station at 317 W, 16th st. was broken open and $700 taken, Ray - Williams, the manager, reported. ‘Harold Finney, 48, of 3059 N. Tacoma ave, was slugged by three men as he stopped his car at 12th st. and Traub ave. last night. He told police the trio had taken $300, a watch and diamond ring. A man and boy snatched the purses of two women at 13th and Illinois sts, Saturday night and outran pursuers. Mrs, Opal Johnson, 1226 N. Illinois st, reported the theft of $85 and Mrs, Mary Hardy of the same address, said her purse contained $35.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5

wwles oN ADKINS, Mrs. C. Mae. ARNOLD, William A. HENDRICKSON, Mrs. Edmonia D. HOUGH, Miss Florence. HOWE, Guy, MAASS, Mrs. Pauline.

See complete notices for time and date of funeral

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DEATH NOTICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Noy. 20, 1944

ADKINS—Mrs, C, Mae, 3029 Ruckle, wife of Harrison H, mother of Miss Louise and Miss Edythe and Harry H. Adkins, Chicago, sister of Dr. Charles William Burkett, Miami! Beach, Fla, and Mrs. Owen B. Mechling, Glenford, O., pa away Sunday p. m. Private services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 4 p. m. Cremation Flanner & Buchanan crematory.

ARNOLD—William A., 2262 N. Delaware, husband of Mattie and father of Carlos P. Kieffer and Mrs. George 8. ‘Scott of Indianapolis and George H. Kieffer of Santa Monica, Cal, passed away Saturday afternoon. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 8:30 a. m. Services 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral, 9 a. m. Burial Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

BEAM~—Nelson Stephen, passed away at the home of his brother, John H. Beam, 177 W, Westfleld blvd, Sunday a. m. Services at the Clyde V. Montgomery Mottusry, 1622 Meridian Tuesday, 30 .a. m. Priends welcome. InterJo Crown Hill, Priends may call at the mortuary after 4 p. m. Monday.

BRACKEN-—Melvin Pershing, age 27, be-|" . loved husband of Mrs. ie Bracken, father of Richard Edwen* and William Lee, son of Robert Bracken and Mrs. Stella Williams, passed away Saturday, Nov. 1 neral services Wednesday. 10 a. m., at the Stevens & Son Punerai Home, 2831 W. 10th. Priends ma at the funeral home any time, Floral Park.

CARRINGTON-—Hallie,

widow of Archie E. Carrington, beloved mother of Herman L., South Bend, Ind. and J, Austin of ‘Montclair, N. J. and sister of Francis Le Roy Lakin, departed “this life | 1234 Saturday. Funeral Monday, Nov. 20, at Moore & Kirk Northside Colonial Wor. tuary, College at Fairfield, 8 p. Graveside service and burial at Russell: ville cemetery Tuesday, 10:30 a. Friends invited

, CLEARWATER Ora E., 67 years, 6835 E.

42d st.,, husband of "Mrs. Izura Clearwater; father of Maurice Clearwater and Mrs. Isaac Russell; grandfather of three grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Carrie Morris of Acme, Wash, and Lena 'Brier

may e Jordan Funeral Home, 1550 Brookside ave, after 7 p. m. Monday. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2 p. m, at the East 38th Street Christian church. Friends invited. Body will lie in state at church Wednesday from 13:30 m. until hour of service. Burial Was ington Park.

GOLD + SERVICE

ESPY—Pvt. Samuel J, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Espy, 2719 Winthrop, brother of Mrs. Mary McKinzie, El Paso, Tex.; Mstr. Sgt. Edward C. Espy, Camp Breckinridge, Ky.; Elizabeth Ann and Iouis George Espy, grandson of Mrs, Lell Espy, died in ia in Italy on Oct. 18, 1944. Gold star services to be conducted in the south room of the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st., Pp. m,, Tuesday, Nov. 21, Trends invited.

FROELICH—Edward, age of Mollie Froelich, father of ‘Mrs. Blanche Curran and Mus. Vera Hurst, passed’ away Sunday e€Vening at his home, mn N. Parker. Funeral service at Royster & Askin Mortuary, 1902 N. Meridian, Wednesday, 2:30 bp. m. Friends invited. Entombment Park mausoleum, Priends may call at mortuary any time.

GOSE—Clifford L., age 33, husband Lorene Gose, father of Jack and Riche ard Gose, son of William and\Laura Gose, brother of Archie, Paul and Pfe. Samuel Gose, Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs, Helen Roberts, Mrs. Lucille Goodbat, Mrs. Alice Burton, passed away Saturday evening. Services Wednesday, 10 a. oi, Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Michigan st. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m, Monday.

HENDRICKSON-—Mrs, Edmonia D., 2029 N. Pennsylvania st., widow of Edwin A. Hendricks.n, mother of Mrs. Robert W. McKisson of Winnetka, Ill, Hendrickson, Latham A. Hendrickson, Indianapolis, Ind., passed away Saturday evening. Bervices Tuesday, 2:30 p. m., at residence. Burial Crown Hill,

HMOLMES—William A. age 73, beloved husband. of Katherine Holmes, father of Mrs. Jean Eberhart and Miss Doris F Holmes, brother of Ira M. Holmes and Mrs, Velofus Butterfield, grandfather of ann Ebe hari Indisnspolis. Funeral Yednesaay, 1 Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Sirapal "Sin E. ashington st. Cremation. Friends may call at the chapel afer 4 p. m, Monday.

HOUGH-—Miss Florence, #&ister of Mrs. Grace Lancaster, sister-in-law of Mrs. Manson Hough, car Hudson, Angola, Ind., and aunt of Mrs. Russell Hers mg. passed away. 8Sun-| gia day . Private service Fanner Buchanan Mortuar Entombment Washington Park oleum, Friends may call at mortuary, OWE—~Guy, of Joa Sen Aabsn d of ottille May She 4 x of is. Riiard K, Sathas. "ot Shia ory A S5other of Walter Howe of Miami, Fla, and Mrs. Jay Sanders of Clifton assed away Friday. a ts ne; Bu1:30 p. m.

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chanan mortu, Tuesda, Friends invited, Burial Weskteid, KRAMER—-Anna E., 80 years, mother of Mrs. Elmer Lohman,

Cross, Friends ma, after 4 p. tn. Monday, y

LYNCH-—Agnes beloved foster-mother of Ba a Edward Cunn ‘Mrs, Elizabeth

nisces, een _and Mrs. Irene Mooney, Illinols, away ices Y Tuesday, 8:30. a, m., at the dence Par ave; 9 a. m, St Philip Ner! ‘Catholie church, Priends ‘may call at the residence

MONDAY, NOV. 20, 1944 DEATH NOTICES

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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9

ford ave.

Indianapolis Times, Monday, Nov. 20, 1944

MARTIN—A. Vivian Bocrist of 3331 Guilentered

rest Saturday,

age 57 years, wife oF NS as C. Martin, mother of Robert L. Martin snd Pc. ” R.

Leslie

Martin, sister of M3. Dale Thrasher,

stationed overseas,

Services

Tuesddy, 1:30 p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Ohapel. Friends are welcome, Cremation.

Pl Solsberry and Worthington

(Ind.) papers please copy

MIX-—William Robert,

of Frank,

brother of Sophia Graves, uncle of Mrs, Margaret Ping and Irene Lutz, William and Walter Lutz in the armed services,

departed this life Saturday. Tuesday, Nov. 21, at Moore Northside Funeral Home,

gt, 10 a. m Burial Concordia, invited.

of John .C.

at the G. H, 1505 8. ast st. Crown Hill, p. m. Mon

of William B.

passed away Sat

2530 Station Friends

KEIMER—Lillian L,, 57 years, beloved wife Reimer,

. mother of Mrs. Dorman Lents, Mrs. Herbert ‘A. Frants, sister of Fred A. Eveland, passed VAY Sunday, Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.

Herrmann Funeral Some,

Friends invited. Burial

rer

neral services will

Funeral Home, 1223 Union st., afternoon, Nov, 21, ment Crown Hill cemetery,

welcome.

SANDERS. Malpatet’@ June, e and James Sanders of Lorraine,

Friends may call after 5 y.

beloved sister

rs of Indianapolis

oO.

evening, Noy. 18. held at the Wald

at 3 o'clock.

Tuesday Inter~ Friends are

SCOTT-—Howard Carl, beloved husband of

Rose Stewart Scott, brother of William

Scott,

Crown Hill,

THOMAS-—Da

David W., into rest Sunday;

Thomas of 952 Mrs. David Thomas, v 3. 1-¢

Philip Ray Pitzer. Har

1:30 p. Chapel.

John Triteh, maciaist navy, Betty Jane Thomas, seaof WAVES

North Vernon, departed this life Saturday, age 65. Funera. 21, at Moore & Kirk Nolthisast Home, 2530 ‘Station st, 3 p. Friends fovited.

‘Tuesday, Nov. unerai

Burial

60 years, entered usband of Linnie arker ave. ; father of

"Friends ay welcome.

Pitger, mate 3c,

1 grandehild,

Funeral Wednesday, Ww.

re Peace Friends

:30 | LOST-—Heavy

N. Y, and Robert | COST

Richmond, Ind, and Os- -

may call any time, Cremation.

WHITESIDE—Edward Franklin, age 172, b father of Richard, Esther Hobbs, Agnes Childs and Rosie Hensley, passed away Sunday. FPuneral service at the McCord Funeral Home in Oaklandon Tuesday, 2 p. m. Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p. m. Monday. Burial 8t. John's cemetery,

CARDS OF THANKS ?

I WISH to “sincerely “thank my hy many friends and neighbors for their beautitiful floral offerings and their expressions of sympathy extended during my recent Bares Fumes, Especially do I wish to thank Rev. A. Marquardt and

Meyer & Abdon Ror their kind services. BEN LONG. IN MEMORIAMS

WINKLEY—In loving memory of our beloved hero, Pfe. E. Winkley, of the U. 8. marines. He gloriously gave his life for ois country on Nov. 20, 1943, at Tare

Greater ove hath no man than this. Let a man lay down his life for his friends. (John 15:13) MOTHER, BROTHERS & SISTERS.

ssed FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5

“Ga. 2570, Wa. 5316

W.T. Blasengym 3226 Shelby, CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-3871 BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER’S

1801 E. New York

G. H.

1505 8. EAST ST.

HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware St. LI-

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159 CH-1808 TA-6056

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. Illinois LI-5409

ROBERT W. STIRLING 1422 Prospect 4044 J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE Cho 1234 Prospect St. MA-9433 FLORISTS & MONUMENTS

“HERITAGE” MEMORIALS

See Our Beautiful Display

- Sears, Roebuck & Sovipuny

MA-6049

FARLEY FUNERALS .as5iziiit |

2 GIRL WANTED

18 Years or Over Apply

MAROTT’S' SHOE STORE

18 E. Washington

% Cleaning Women * CLAYPOOL HOTEL .

‘

Tk COLORED "GIRL—Good cook; for half days; ‘by wack. Small apartment; $15

week, LI-7286.

DELAWARE, 400 N, Apt. 8—Housekeeper, part-time,

DISHWASHER—6 NIGHTS

1357 8, MERIDIAN ST.

DISHWASHER No Bundays, no eve-

nings, no breakfast. Good Salary and Working Conditions

CHARLEY'S "2" 5io

“ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATORS

For Light, Pleasant Factory Work PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Central States Envelope Co. 16 South Sherman Drive ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Well Ssiablialied, urgently needs ablebodied women cut leather ® over, also operate Surging, Cyl. & Hemming Machs. Experience not necessary; will teach. Time and one-half over 40 hours. Come to employment department. Ask for Miss Greathouse.

Indianapolis Glove Company 430 Park Ave.

EXPERIENCED TYPIST

Pleasant Surroundings. Permanent Employment, 40-Hour Week Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. ‘FILE CLERK

FOR FRONT OFFICE. EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. CLAYPOOL HOTEL.

“% FLAT WORK * IRONER WOMEN

No Experience Necessary

PROGRESS LAUNDRY 430.E. Market FOUNTAI N ASSISTANT

8 Days—no nights—good pay. Steeg’s, 34th and Central

GIRL or woman for 10 days beginning December 11, as.housekeeper and care of two children. Urgent. Mother going to hospital. Stay. Good pay. CH0350. 1909 Ingram, before 1:30 p. m,

@irls Over 16 Full-Time Work Apply at Service Dept. L. Strauss & Co.

% GIRLS *

Mechanics Uniform and Wiper Supply

333 N. NOBLE

for dental supply house Must be able to type. 200 Bankers Trust Bldg.

Girls—Opportunities Now

War Jobs Today Peace Jobs Tomorrow

Employment Office—Women

240 N. Meridian St. Indiana Bell Telephone Co. GIRLS

The Indianapolis Times has openings for 2 advertising sales girls, llent opportunity for advance-

LOST & FOUND

LOST—Lady's purse, on 38th st. near Keystone, containing over $13, ration books No. 3-4, gas stamps, driver's li-

cense, other valuable papers. Keep cash and return balance, please, Mrs. Julia K. Faris, 4265 Shadeland. CH-6243-4. LOST-—Bulova wrist watch, Lady's Keith's theater or downtown. . Reward, Valuable as keepsake. MA-1028 evenings. TA-5751 during school hours. LOST—Lady’'s black Dok, gabardine coat with silver buttons, in Restaurant on Sree Monday evening. Reward. Call

LOST—Man's billfold, brown, | Jeather. Re. yan, $10. Contains val John G. Orr. BE-5082-R. hele 26 Frcher: er.

LO8T ST—Beagle hound “pup. 1 year old, black, white and tan. Reward. GA-5641 or 1532 Spruce st.

LOST OR STRA cocker spaniel. Reward

YED 21 E. Palmer. RI-T096.

shell bracelet, downtown district. High sentimental value, Please call BR-4141 if found. Reward. LOST—8hoes in car by hitchhiker on E. Rasuiagion Saturday. Please call IR45.

ED — Red-brown male H

Five-day, 40-hour week, no Saturdays or Sundays, Vacations with pay. Permanent positions. Pleasant, interesting inside work. See Mrs. Willlams, The Judianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland.

GIRL 22-35

Switchboard relief operator and clerical work; some typing. Good starting salary; 5-day, 40-hour week Call Miss Martin, The Indianapolis Times, RI-5561, for appointment,

HOTEL MAIDS White or colored, Nast, 2 suaay , omen, See Mrs. Sloat, Spink A OUSEKEEPER~-2 a i and most evenings free. Private room, no laundry. CH-6057-W, evenings, HOUSEKEEPER~-Man has small home; desires small, white, single lady, wanting home. BR-6856, after 6 p. m, HOUSEKEEPER-—White; liberal time of; Ba ages; private room and bath

LOST—Black and tan hound, vicinity Carson and Shelby. Please return 3118 Carson ave. Reward. LOST—8mall rhinestone bracelet with bow clasp, between 1400 S. Belmont and coliseum. nd FR-4785, en te pointer, male;. brown spots on head, white markings on face, Vicinity 1434 Olive. MA-8291, LOST—Black and white setter bird dog, vicinity W. 10th and Country club rd. and Penn. overhead, Reward. BE-4406. LOST-—Army identification bracelet; res ham’s Old Inn, Beech Grove. Raymon Bogardus, 1022’ Chadwick. LOST--Large brown alligator Pups fowntown Saturday. Reward, H-5347

LOST—Keys at Coliseum Ta he Thursday night; LI-8121; BR-6906,

AN'S YELLOW GOLD RUBY RING. REWARD. BE-4643- . STRUCTIONS LEARN PRACTICAL | NURSING

Be a. trained practical nurse. Big demand, High wages. Learn quickly at home, nie Sx money occupation, , High school not nec~ , BSSATY. i for free information. WAYNE SCHOOL of PRACTICAL NURSING A-803, Care of Times

excee rt teachers. onday Nenesday I from Wamtolpm 8 1 Cold ve Permanent

ce. AR Beau ans, at renionable a, ash. st ” HELP WANTED—FEMALE Xx 10 WOMEN «* te, full or ~time, . n. MASSON C0. 2160 Montealm J ATTRACTIVE 4 cater Hoa, 20-38, 1 Roition a

* TOWER STUDIOS #

BANK CLERK

Age 18-35 Permanent employment — Adding " machine experience helpful but not essential. We will train you. SEE MR. CRAMER

Amorican National Bank

INSPECTORS

Girls for Bottling Plant Good Pay . Apply Leonard Farber ’

NEHI BEVERAGE CO.

1420. N. Senate

MAID iy Works 5 ‘45 mornings.

Maid White, office cleaning at night. Home-like work. Hours, 5:30 P. M, to 11 P. M. No Sundays or holi-

| SALESGIRL

| Good pay. Wednesday afternoon off, Taylor's Grocery, 3760 N, Illinois St.

SALESLADIES

Leather Goods Jewelry ¥e Steady Position

THE FAIR

311 to 25 W. Washington Seamstress

Coats, Dresses and Skirts

Experience necessary. Apply Mr, Pritz, Women's Alteration Depart. ment, Sixth Floor,

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. SEARS

has full-time openings in many departments ihrvughovt the store, Pleasant work. « Also Jat: -time work, 4-0 p. m, Saturday and Mpnddy.

Sears, Roebuck & Co.

SECRETARIAL WORK

Permanent position with old, wellestablished firm. Diversified work, not heavy, medium amount of dictation. Pleasant surroundings. Discuss salary, For appointment call Mr. Boone, LI. 4576.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

for girl who can do stenographic and light office work, Permanent. See Mr. J. W. Wilson.

WILKING MUSIC CO. 120 E. Ohio STENOGRAPHER 5Y,-Day Week

personal initiative. Good working conditions. 44-hour week.

Apply Personnel Office _ Shirley Corp.,, 330 E. St. Joe

“x TYPIST Xx % OFFICE CLERK *

5% - Day, 40-hour week. Experienced. Good pay.

Herft-Jones Co.

1411 Nerth Capitol

* TYPIST *

to Relieve on PBX Board Opportunity for Advancement

National Hosiery Mills

RI-1321—8 A. M. to 5 P, M. TYPIST Woman with some typing ex-

perience preferred, but will

shipping clerk. Steady work, Please phone Mr. Westphal, GA-4421, for appointment, TYPIST 40-Hour week, Permanent, with theater advertising concern,

$25.00 to start. 328 N. Illinois.

WAITRESS

Grill and counter, Pleasant working conditions; meals and uniforms furnished. Day or night shifts. 30s W. Washington.

WAITRESSES 6 Nights a Week Top Wages

WHEELER'S 8 W. MARKET ST.

WAITRESS To, Sint, ine Coons’ Drug | Store’ Illinois and Michigan.

WAITRESS 15,00 S05 a, Hotel and Cafe, 118 E. Main, Plainfield, Phone 2021.

WAITRESSES | TEE PEE WA-

~ WHITE “WOMAN

20-45 Years .

To operate small machine In an -

THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. 717 W. Washington

% WILL TRAIN #% 18-35

% Measurers + Inspectors + Finished Menders Short training; period followed by exceptional piece work rates, Time and one-half for overtime. NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Call RI-1321, 8 a.m to 5 p. m. WOMAN with some PBX and typing experience for position as re-

lief operator and receptionist.” Please phone Mr. Westphal, GA-4421, for appointment,

WOMEN—AGE 18-25

To Prepare and Package High Grade Cosmetics

PRIMROSE HOUSE DEPT.

THE BARBASOL CO. 846 N. Senate

Women for Counter Work Top wages, no Sundays __ Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian

~ % WRAPPER

days, Top wages for office building work, Don't apply unless interested, See Mr, Luther, 710 Kahn Bldg. MAID--White; 1-7 p. m.; 6 days; child's washing and ironing only: some cooking: excellent surroundings; $12.00 TA-T318.

% PART TIME *

8tenographie work .for Figs 5 i or College Girl in Riverside

M. R. MASSON 60.

2160 Montealm

Pay Roll Clerk, 18-25 © 5V,-Day Week NO TYPING RBQUIRED, 44-HOUR WEEK, SHIRLEY CORP.

330 E. ST. JOE

.B. RATOR

EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. CLAY HOTEL

* GIRLS

Over 16 Years Old

THE FAIR 311-25 W, Washington St. HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10

2 PAY ROLL CLERK-TYPISTS 2 STENOGRAPHERS

Essential Industry. Post-war. Call Mr. Harlan, BE-043(.

“PETTY” ORCS WANTED Hares a chance to start your career a photographer's model, Call FR-2182 for. appointment.

POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS

Experienced—18 to 50 Day Work—5§-Day Week Steady Em Post.

ar Future

REAL - SILK; INC.

OPERATORS *

Permanent Now and After the War Pleasant Daytime Hours Good

STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington

RECORD CLERK. TYPIST

Permanent position. Experience preferred, but not necessary, Downtown: location, See Mr, John« son,” Inapls. Community Fund, ; or Lameks Big. :

EVANS MILLING CO. 1730 W. Michigan

BASCA MFG. CO.

3019 Roosevelt Ave. Needs

. Tool Makers First-Class Machinists

If not now in war work apply

U. S. Employment Service 257 W. Washington. :

FOUNTAINEERS 16 to 60

> serve food and fountain drinks. 1] it work. or. advancement,

ht Chance 1

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

General office experience and |

consider beginner for position as assistant |-

essential industry. Day shift only.

Skilled Machine Operators|

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HELP WANTED—~MALE-FEM. 10

FILE CLERKS

You need no special business -éducation nor experience, We train you, Full pay from the start.

> LANE BRYANT <«

752 E. MARKET ST.

~~ GOOD JOBS

That Will Last-

Looking for a good job— the kind which will last? We're looking for dependable men and women to fill some interesting jobs which are now available in our production department. Apply at our employment office between 8:30 a. m. and 12 noon. BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP, 216 Ni Pine St.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS

Over 16

Openings After School and Saturdays Pleasant Working Conditions Good Starting Pay

STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington INDPLS. POWER & LIGHT C0. Essential Industry | meee N EET) Se

* Laborers * Fireman's Helper \* Car Washers * Blueprint Machine Operators x Typists * Office Clerks

Time and 3% for Over 40 Nours

Apply

1230 W. MORRIS ST.

“JOBS FOR MEN IN SHIPPING AND PRODUCTION ___ DEPARTMENTS

Available at

ELI LILLY & COMPANY

ESSENTIAL WAR WORK WITH POST-WAR EMPLOYMENT POSSIBILITIES

Employment Office 220 East McCarty Street

* LEARN TO SEW x

We will teach able-bodied people

POWER MACHINE OPERATING School Every Day

Beck Canvas Products, Ine.

3234 W. Washington

MACHINE OPERATORS

We need machine operators for vital war production. We have an attractive offer for you. Apply ,

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.

1545 VanBuren

Not Necessary—Day or Night Work—54 hrs, per WK.—Apply bet, 8 a and 4 p.m, Incluiing rd

MEN-WOMEN Urgently Needed for

OFFICE—FACTORY GENERAL LABOR

GOOD WAGES-—-STEADY WORK RCA VICTOR DIVISION Apply $300 Fast Michigan Street Openings in an ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY for Men and Women

® Production Machine Operators ® Laborers ® Truck Drivers ® Night Cook

Experience Not: Necessary, Apply Employment Office 9 to 4:30

MITCHEL & SCOTT MACHINE ©O.

1841 Ludlow Ave. ORDER PICKERS FOR DRUG WAREHOUSE

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

Lin “DRUG STORES

PRODUCTION JOBS

Apply EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

" Infand Container Corporition | 700 West Morris Street

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. = 16 MAN AND WIFE for institutional work. Must live premises. Call Superintendent. BEATOT.

V WELDERS

If you know anything about electric welding it will pay you to Apply Now Holcomb & Hoke Mfg Co. 1545 VanBuren St. OR

v. 8 Employment Service, 267 W. Washington

HELP WANTED—MALE

NOTICE

All male work

be comply with tions,

6 MECHANICS

CAR WASHER PORTERS

STEADY WORK. GOOD PAY

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET

552 E. WASHINGTON 6 MEN PACKING DEPARTMENT 2d and 3d Shifts

MOULDINGS, INC. 141 E. Market St.

+ Acme-Evans Co., Inc. %

Offers Steady Employment to Men for # Hand Trucking and % Loading Flour and Feed

E-Z-BAKE MILLS

Blackford and W. Washington Ave.

Is in the fight. Call at Employment Office 8-5 Daily—8-13 Saturday

J. D. Adams Mfg. Co.

217 8. Belmont Ave.

~ AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY NIGHT OPENINGS RIVETING OR SHEET METAL EXPERIENCE PREFERRED Apply 8:30 a. m, to 5:30 p. m. Shirley Corp, 330 E. $t. Joe. Assistant Custodian or, ‘hin

ment, white, steady employment. No living quarters

furnished. Call after 4:30 p. m. GA-6840,

Auto Mechanics

Permanent Dossuar, Well lighted and heated buildin Hi earnings with guarantee.

gh 8%a-day week.

Fadely-Anderson, Ine. Dodge-Plymouth Dealers 3547 B. Washington. IR-8341

AUTO MECHANIC

Pe! t Iti od 184 + ii hd vi

443 Virginia Ave.

AUTO BODY ‘MEN

Indiana's Largest Chevrolet Dealership Family Hours Close 5:30 evenings Saturday at Noon Steady Employment— Group Insurance Vacations With Pay— Guaranteed Salary

NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, ING.

836 E. 63RD ST.

AUTO MECHANICS We have a real proposition for 3 mechanics, Ba weer with post-war job security. Lee. WEST SIDE. MOTORS, INC. 2419 W Ww. /._Washington’ st.

) JO! ATH BARBER SHOP BARBER oki BEA W. Market BARTENDER

Excellent opportunity for sober, capable, honest, reliable man Apply manager Frances Hotel, Kokomo, Indiana.

~ BENCH MAN

with sash and door exp. CARTER-LEE LUMBER CO. 1621 W. WASH. BR-6242 AFTER 6 P.M.

BOYS

17 OR OVER

to learn trades in a printing plant; good pay; an opportunity for a post-war future, Apply Mr, Webber.

Wm, B. Burford Printing Go. 603 E. Washington Boys With Bicycles Age 15 or over to work after school, not later than 7 p. m. Also full time work

Bat, and Sundays. Good wages, Pleasant healthful war work. Mr. Daltbn, 18 N.

Meridian. WESTERN UNION

Bread and Cake Salesman Established route See Mr. Puryear

GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont

% CABINET MEN *

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

610 5 New rey st.

Bench men, for store

Cabinetmakers fixture work. Steady

employment, - Age no handicap, Goldsmith Equipment Co., 339 N. Capitol,

CARPENTERS

HUBER CONTRACTING CO. WA-3151

COAL TRUCK DRIVERS

Muesing-Merrick Goal Co.

MA-8585 3850 Brookville Road IR-1191

C00KS and GRILL MEN “TT WA-BAM0

COUNTER MAN

tor Baturday and

BAKER'S L LUNCH ROOM

s118 'W.

% ELEVATOR OPERATOR * AT THE CONSOLIDATED BLDG.

APPLY FACTORY WORK : ' Permanent ey

in Essential an No S Might Work 9-Hour Day : 45-Hour Week—41% Tours Pay

CROWN piFen BOX 0.

5 2 ahs " eek,

HELP WANTED—MALE _

un FIREMAN (217500 Soleo 2

HELP WANTED—MALE

for’ Mr. Glod, engineer, St.

Francis Hospital, Beech Grove. (I Grove. (No No phone calls.)

FOUNTAIN MEN

Freight House Truckers

Full or part-time workers needed. Immediate cash for, part-time work,

TEE PEE WA-6440

good Anderson | Motor Service

* MECHANICS $

We me part-time work

Guarantee-—C: ominlasiond--Palriay 30th & Central Sales Co. T ® All or Part Time N W

Late model, to deliver “Ww 'E art time,

i Bation: ESTERN UNION

N. Y. Central Freight Station

301 South Delaware

Freight Elevator Operator

Reliable man, white, for full-time work,

H. P. WASSON & CO. FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD

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

* Housemen * CLAYPOOL HOTEL

“J NIGHT CLERK +

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

% MAROTT HOTEL #

OPERATOR familiar with boilers, pumps, engines and similar equipment for manent work with ' local os 3 wood processing plant. Addre d Box F-990, giving experience i sala expected.

* PATGHERS »-

Big opportunity for men and finis

Permanent ployment.

610 S. New Jersey st.

ASK FOR MR.

PORTERS—COLORED

Reference required. Apply at Servies Dept., L. Strauss L. Strauss & Co.

~ PORTER % Good Pay w % Good Hours % Permanent 4

GOODYEAR SERVICE

N. Delaware

post-war em-

ICE DRIVERS Steady Work Year Around POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. 2000 Northwestern Ave,

KINGAN & CO.

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 in od —employment office 5 P, Daily MARYLAND & BLACKFORD STS.

ww Laborers—Helpers % Spray Painters % Steel Layout and Rivet Heaters lable, essential war work now, Good possibilities for post-war security. Apply employment. office

INSLEY MFa. 80,

8:30 a. m, to § 801 N. Olney (3

LABORER FOR GREENHOUSE WORK

Bauer-Steinkamp & Co.

State Road 29, % mile North of Marion County line in Hamilton County

LAUNDRY WASHER

LAUNDRY EXTRACTOR CLAYPOOL HOTEL

Lithograph Press Helpers

70¢ an hour for day work, TS¢ an hour for night work, Considerable overtime necessary.

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co. 603 EB. Washington

MAINTENANCE MAN 7.0. %c-

erable electrical experience, Essential industry. Postwar work, WEST BAKING CO. 1331 E. Washington 8t.

T0 WORK IN SYRUP ROOM MEN FOR BOTTLING PLANT

Permanent—Good Pay Apply Leonard Farber

NEHI BEVERAGE COMPANY 1420 N. Senate *

% MAN UNDER 40 with construction engineering experisnee. Permanent, post-war security with national major oil company. Give details of experience and type of construction work handled A560, Times

Man — To Work Downtown Plant POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.

316 w. omio % Managers Wanted he For retail stores, Stout Meld Post

Exchange. For interview call Mr, Carroll, BE-5240, Extension 358,

* MECHANICS * |r

Full or Part-Time Good Pay—8teady Work

General Truck Sales, Inc. % 31 West 13th Street +

1ST CLASS MECHANICS AND METALMEN. TOP WAGES. PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT.

C. T. FOXWORTHY CO. 819 E. Washington St.

MEN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary

r part time, Steady work now and after the war. Our business has besa in operation here for 75 years,

National Starch Products, Ino. 1515 8 DROVER.

MEN...

* No Lubrication or

Jobs ava

E 10th St.)

A Repair

* Good Starting FT TRL LT GASETERIA— 1031 E. WASH.

L FIFIg]

16 to 60 Hgsential work; postwar security; 8'%day week.: All daytime work with plenty

of overtime. No experience necessary. Good starting salary. Apply Mr. Miller.

W. J. Holliday & Co.

543 W Ww. McCarty

MEN—20 fo 50

to Distribute Work

p in Department National Hosiery Mills RI-1321—8 A. M, to 5 P.

MEN—NEEDED AS HELPERS

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

HUGH J. BAKER & COMPANY

. McCarty

for Miscellaneous Factory . Work Obportunity for Advancement.

Central States Envelope Co. 16 8, Sherman Drive i

‘MEN . WANTED X ¥ Citizens Gas and -Coke vtil- . 1 Jdndussry in A in’ peacetime.

Gasgntial in - ard Bn "at ut 7h an By en adn 1,

PRESSROOM APPRENTICE

‘Here 1s an excellent opportunity for a young man mechanically learn a desirable . +. . one that is good now and doubly good after the war, Steady work the year around.

Five-day. 37%-hour week, and one-half for overtime, Come in, see our modern

presses and talk to John Ruste, foreman, The Inianapalia Times, 214 W. Maryland

RAILROAD SHOP OPENINGS

for Skilled, Semi-Skilled & Unskilled Workers Excellent Opportunities Apply

U. S$. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland Street

SALES — SERVICE MEN

to Work Soft Drink Routes

Weekly Income Averages $55 to $65--Apply LEONARD FARBER

Nehi Beverage Co.

1420 N.

SALESMEN - COLLECTORS %

Christmas merchandise just received. Are you a live-wire salesman? Are terested in post-war security? Woul ou like to make $100 per week and ov r men are doing it every ak. If in. terested, apply in person Home Equipment Co., 401 N " capitol

Bag ul full Sime openings in the following 2 iets

To are, Men's furnishings. Lubrication, Sire and battery mem.

Gasoline atten Saturday and Mondap

Part time york from 4 to 9 p Sears, ‘Roebuck & Co.

40-Hour Week Must Be Over 16

Apply’ Employment Office, 7th Floor THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

Time Study Man Metal Paris ZENITE METAL

Apply to Mr. James

w 1004 Massachumts x TWO white laborers wanted. pay 1 per hour for men that want by work. R-4297, evenings, UNUSUAL opportunity post-war position; iy a M. Chevro= let dealer has opening for an outs standing man for parts mgr.; excellent starting salary, group Insurance, fame fly hours, vacation with pay; state age, experience and qualifications, pre vious experience in this line not abe solutely necessary. All replies treated __confidentially. Address Box ASM, Tim

VITAL FACTORY WORK

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

THE BARBASOL COMPANY

846 N. SENATE AVE,

Wanted

CYLINDER PRINTING PRESSMAN

Paper Package Company

8. Delaware

Wanted Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry

Aero Mayflower Transit Ce.

TRUCK TIRE MEN Good Salary Post-War Jobs Apply

ELLIS TRUCKING CO,

1002 8. Harding

to act as night w watchman, White | Man Hours, 10:30 P, M. to 6:30

A. M. Good Inside job. Good starting pay. Time and one-half over 40 hours, See Mr, Lut ther, 710 ) Kahn n Bldg.

Yard Laborers 52-hour week. Time and half for all hours over 40. Start. ing rate 60c per hour, CAPITOL LUMBER CO. 172 W. NEW YORK YARD BRAKEMEN Road Brakemen—Firemen _

URGENTLY NEEDED to relieve critical delays. in transpord of vital war materials. Age limits 18 to 45 No experience necessary, Physical er I

15 East land Street Ry

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