Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1945 — Page 15

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fanner © Subanon,

Sonic NESBIT, EDWARD H. STOUT, CAPT. JAMES ROWLAND. ROBINSON, MRS. MARTHA HAWORTH

See plete notices -.c tor « time and date of funeral

Fonnen.s Buchanan 8 wis EN Ges. A nn”

DEATH NOHICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1045

BLACK—Molly A., mother. of Mrs, John B. Metzger and Donald F. Black, sister of Carl Alexander and Mrs, Martha Simms of Cincinnnati, O.; Mrs. Sarah DeBoise of Santa Ana, Cal; Mrs, Harry Roszell and Mrs. Ind, passed away Sunday a. m. at her daughter's residence, 5301 E, Raymond st. Friends may. call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st. Services Wednesday, 11 a. m., from the funeral home Interment Greensburg, Ind. Friends invited. [Greensburg papers please copy. ro. BOND—Henry L, (im), of 629 Buchanan st., belov husband of Christina Bond (nee Moldthan), passed away Monday a, m. Friends may call at the Robert { Stirling funeral home, 1420 Prospect st. | Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. m.| from the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park cemetery. CAREY Susan Jane, age 80 years, beloved wife of Alfred W. Carey and mother of Ployd Carey of Indianajolis, Mrs, C. L. Brawn of South Bend and Mrs, Charles W. Nelson of San Francisco, grandmother of George W, Worley of South Bend, sister of Mrs, Dora Cornelius of indianapolis and Mrs. Emma Kepner of Cicero,

TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1047

Flora Jackson of Greensburg, |:

w. W. T Blasengym

DEATH NOTICES lis Times, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1945 VAN CLEAVE—Melvin J, of 3711 E. Michigan st., entered into rest Monday, age

«79 years, wife 51 William N. Van Cleave, mother of Mrs. R, M. McKinney, George

te 2

F, Charles L. and Oscar Van Cleave, sister of Mrs. ' Estella Grimes, Mis. Bertha Miteh, . Mrs. Daisey Greenburg 8

and Charles Blac eter. Services Wednes- | aay, 3 p. m., at ry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Priends are welcome, Burial. Washington Park. Moore Mortuafies. VERBARG—Charles’ W., age’ 72; beloved ~ husband . of Dalsy Verbarg; father F. 8 C. William Prederick Verbarg Shoemaker, Cal; artha Lou Verb Margaret Shephard, Virginia ooh: brother of Jgseph, Fred and Leonard Verbarg and Mrs. Ida Phillips; passed away Monday a. m. Burial North Vernon Protestant cemetery. Frien may call at Shirley Brothers Central Chap 946 N. Illinois st., after 1 p. m. wanpel | day. . Time of service later. WILLIAMS—Harriett E, age 81, mother | _ of Charles V. and Frank Williams, passéd away Surday evening at residenice, 531 King dve. Service Wednesday, 2 p. m., Conkle funeral home, 1934 W, Michigan st. Friends invited, Burial Mt.-Jackson, Friends may call at funeral home. A 2

CARDS OF THANKS ;

DRAKE—We wish to sincerely thank our friends, relatives and neighbors for 2 |

kindness and expressions of sympathy and for the beautiful flowers received at the death of our husband and father Andrew A. Drake. We especially wish to thank the Rev. A, W. Gage, the singel | Mary Jean Arterburn, and Moore Kirk. Also,* the Barnes mortuary, minister, the singers and pallbearers at Rockville, Ind. MRS. IDA ‘DRAKE AND CHILDREN.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5

i 25710, Wa. 5376 2226 Shelby.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE- 1934

FARLEY FUNERALS 25st.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN — 25 W. Fall Creek Boulevard. TA-3377

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

the |

Market 1234 1604 W. Morris

MA-6049

Ind passed away Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. from Shirley . Brothers’ Irvinge Hill" chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. Burial Zimmer cemetery Friends may call at the chdpel any time [Noblesville (Ind.) Ledger please copy.l -> CARR--Geofrge E. (Hap) son of MIs. Mary Carr; brother of Henry Paul, Ni iel, Mrs. Nettie Passwater Mis, ier Ellis, Mrs Lazetta Kinkaid | I rdys Seltzer; died Tuesday morns| Ing Friend , ma) “call at his residence, | 52 1st st Time of service later, | FLINT--Tony O, of 2022 Adams st, entered irito rest Monday, age 69 years, husband of Jessie E:. Flinty father of Mrs. Marie Cotton, brother of R. Ora and Peter Fi grandfather of . Herschel. KE, Thelma, Betty and Norma Cotton, Services Wednesday, 1:30°' p.m, at Har Ww Moore Peace Chapel. Friends are welcome Burial Washing~ ton Park cemetery. Moore Mortuaries. ForD- Maude E., age 51 years; beloved ot George E Ford, mother of MasE—Ford,—Patsy nn Ford, — foster er of Cpl How ard” E Fowler daughter of James A. Fowler, Pendleton, Ind.: sister of Chester A. and Earl Fowler, Prigg and Eva Beaker; Monday a. m Service f- p.m from Shirley Chapel, 5377 E,

st urial Washington Park y call at the chapel after § day :

"riend p.m

GOUDIE Cpl ¢."ige 24 -years; beloved son of y Belle Goudie; brother

of “Woodrow Beers Goudie; grandson of Mr. and Mr are Marks of Butler, Pa passed away In Van Nuys; Cal. Puneral Sat urday, 1:30 p.-m. from Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washi ngton 8 Burial Washington Park cemetery, Friends may call gt the ence, 825 N, Oxford st., from. 7 Wednesday until 10 a. m. Saturday and at the chapel after 11 a. m. HURLEY Richard Charles, beloved husband- of , son of Mrs. Josephine Horie, brot her of James A.

Hurley, VY. Hur

Mentor

5 Reed and Joseph (deceased), passed away at the resi ce, 5052 E. 13th st., Tuesday; 1°30 a. m., age 42 years. Puneral from Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York st. Friday, 8:15 a. m. Requiem high mass Little Plower church, 9 a. m. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Wednesday. KLINE—George W.: husband of Mildred; father of Mrs. Margaret Miller, Columbia Mrs. Jena Light, Indianapolis; | + of Mrs. Edna Heck, IndianapMrs. Grace Cohyrn, Indianapolis; | Mrs, Maude Singer, galem, Ind.; Mrs. | Mildred Byetsdorfer, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Pearl Bingleton, Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. Charles Rath, Kansas City, Mo.,, and Mrs, Justin Kline, Los Angeles, Cal.; grandfather of Margaret, Jena, Mary Ann and baby Dora Milder’ of Columbia C passed away Monday p. m., age 58 neral Thursday, 2 p. m Richard: Funeral Home, 1340 Madison ave, Burial Crown Hill Priends may call at the funeral home after noon Wednesday KRAMER Asa E., 44 years, of 621 N. 14 Sate, hushand of Maxine, father Richard and Judy, passed away Vet- lis erans’ hospital Monday a. m Friends | may call at the Tolin Funeral! Home, 1308 Prospect st., after 7 p. m. Tuesday. Services Thursday, 2 p. m., from the Friendship church, corner Spruce and | Prospect sts Interment New Crown. Friends invited. McBURNEY Delia (nee Manley), beloved Tister of Mrs of Thomas and Mary Collins, died at her residence, 1021 ‘8. Capitol. Funerdl from Speaks & Finn Fur eral Home, 1639 N Merid Thursday, 8:30 a, m., St, Juhin's ¢ *h a. m. Burial Holy Cross rn invited Friends may call after noon Tuesday. MILLER—George, passed away Monday, | Jan. 15. Puneral serydfes will be held! the Wald funeral home, 1222 Unton | Wedri esday afiérnoon at 3 o'clock. Interment Crown Hill cemetery. Priends | are welcome. Member of the Atkins 20-

age 69, Mary. Collins, aunt

Year Service «€lub, | MITC io —~George W.. age 65. Brother ¢ Irs. Sarah Mullen, Miss Emma Mi {CRON Chatles and Willlam Mitchell, stepfather of Mrs. Elsie Kelly, Mrs. Margudrite ‘Lamb, Dave and Stephen Killion, passed Saturday evening Bervices Wec 10:30 a. m.-- Conkle | Fun neral, 1034. W Michigan. Friends invite Burial Floral Park Friends may call at the, funeral home NISBET —~Edward H., 421 W. 38th st, husband of Agnes J. Nisbet, brother of Emerson, Dayton, O,, agd Charlies of Love land, .O. passed away Sunday p. ni.

Service Flanner. & Buchanan mortuary Wednesday, 1:30 ppm Friends invited, Interment Crown Hill, Friends may call al mortuary. O0GLE—Jessie Lucille of James T. Ogle Berta Btrawn,

age 28; beloved wife danghter of Jesse and sester of Inez Domes,

Georgia Bmith, ‘Gene Strawn and Vers nice Strawn of Indianapolis, Charles Strawn of Camp Gordon,’ Ga., and Vernon Strawn, U. 8 army ‘in France; passed away Monday night Funeral notice later. Friends may call at Hams ilton . Funeral Home, 3002 Winthrop, after 10 a. m- Wednesday

ROBINSON-—Mrs Martha Haworth, West | ewton, Ind, wifé of Willlam A. mother of Nancy Ann and Sally Jeane, daughter of Mrs. Paul Haworth, sister of Mrs Leon Wallace, Terre Haute, Ind.; Leland | Haworth, Belmont, Mass. passed away Monday, p. m. Friends may. call at Plans { ner & Buchanan mortuary until m Thursday. 8ervices at Friends dt West Newton, Thursday, ¥ m, | Friends invited. ‘Burial West 2 eon. SCHNEIDER-George F., husband of Josephine A. father of Miss Ruth Schneider and Mrs. John Wessel, grandfather of Patricia and John Wessel Jr., died Mon. day morning. Puneral Wednesday, 8:30 at Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 10th st., 9 a. m. 88, Peter and Paul Cathedral Interment ~8t. Joseph cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary. SHIRLEY Frank W. age 69 vears; loved husband of Nettie Shirley; of Maude Shirley, Uhlan Shirley, Mrs, F, A. Pittet, brother of G. W. Shirley of Sanders, Ky Mrs, Walter Kennedy Sparta, Ky ; grandfather 8f Barbara Lou | Shirley, Carole Ann Shirley, passed away Monday a m, Services Wednes. day 3 p. m, from Union Chapel néar Vevay, Ind. Burial ¥nion Chapel cemetery Friends may ‘call gt Shirley Brothers Central Chapél, 948 N. Tiinots, from noon until 10 p. m. Tuesday and at Palen Chapel from 2-3 p. m. Wednes-

SMITH—Prank 8., 337 N. Drexel. , Be,Joved husband of Laura F mith (Peake), father of Mrs, Esther D., Akers, Miss Helen Smith, Wallace R. 8mith, Benton Harbor, Mich.: brother of Mrs. Clara Jessup, Bowling Green, Ind.; Clyde

beiather

8mith, Grayville, Ind.; Carl G. Smith, Vincennes, Ind: passed away Monday, ~Jan, 15,. Service. Thursday, Jan, 18 3 p. M., at Shirley Bros. Irving Hi chapel, 5377 BE. Washington. Friends invited, “Interment Washington Park. Friends may call at the mortuary

Wednesday afternoon and evening. ' For information, call MA~6049.

TOUT-—Capt. James Rowland, Douglas, Ariz, husband of Norman Johnston

Stouts father of Janet, son of Mrs, Eve. lyn ‘Stout, passed away. Services Flan. ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Time later, Friends may call at the mortuary Wednesdéy evening. BTROTHER—Edward C., age 29, brother of Pvt, Forrest D, Strother, New Britain, uncle of Forrest D, Strother Jr. U. 8. navy, passed away Monday morning. Bervices 3 p. m. Wednesday, Conkl# fu- . neral home, 1034 W. Michigan st. Friends

invited. Burial Crown Hill . Priends|. may call at funeral home TASICH — Mr: * Stojanko, a

beloved mather of Velko Tasich, Mrs. Rose = Regreb, mbther-in-law of Velielkn Regich d Dora Tasich, passed away Monday evening. Priends may eall at the resi ence’ N. “Tremont, aftet ‘6 p sday:

us iH neral an Sal ie Pater; \ tr information Btevens & jon Funeral Home, 2

I} | WILL the person who found a brown bill

Y| PESATY As

1305 8 EAST ST... __ MA-sis HISEY & TITUS 951 N. Delaware St L1-3828 SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 954 N. lllinois L1-540¥

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect MA-4944

J. O. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES” 1234 Prospect St. M 433

LOST & FOUND 1

LOST—Brown fabric purse on E. Wash. streetcar, Monday evening, Jan. 15, containing $15 in bills and some change, fdentification pad to R. C. A., pictures of husband overseas; please return to Mrs. Elma Brown, 3843 E. Washington. BL-0081. 8: 30 ®; m:-6§ pmo reward,

fold with red trim at or near Columbia club, please keep the money and mail billfold - and" remainder of contents to

Gladys Thompson, 1656 Sheldon st. CH0435 LOST-—Black and white bird dog. Pointer

Male. V on forehead... Ansewrs 10 name “Tick.” $25 reward. IR-1524.

LOST—Diamond and platinum Lorgnette

(spectacles) on chain during Xmas holidays. Liberal reward. LI-2034. STRAYED near Brookside park, black and | white fox terrier, long tail, name “Wags.” Reward. CH-4023. FEMALE black and white dog. Answers to

Lassie Stayed from vicinity of Founta‘q1 Square Reward. MA-4233. a ani Dares rd op | MIet iS | Sette npan LOST-—Navy blue wool suit coat, between 14th-Illinois, Illinois ae jane MarketIllinois, Reward. CH-24 LOST-—Brown . alligator aT ‘kit containing black shoes, bracelet, Liberal reward. BE-1512. |

BROWN SILK (with fan stripe) umbrella | lost on - trolley Wedneaay: keepsake; | reward. CH-6208-J

Size 16x6.50.. $10 reward. Garage. LI-0848. SMALL fox terrier, 4 months old, name, | Brownie. Reward. HU-3009 a LOST—Lady’s Gruen wrist watch, Re-| _ ward. 617 E. 23d st. TA-8670. TOST—Gold bow pin with rhinestones; downtown Friday, reward. CH-3210. special

LOST Boy Scout first aid medal; award 1941; reward, TI IR-19 mammal RU 8

INS FRUCTIONS.

“GIRLS. WOMEN

Be a Practical Nurse Big Demand — High Wages High school not necessary Easy jearh at home in spare time Ages 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 Box A926, care Times.

| WOULD like to hear from , reliable n

men

who ‘would like to train in spare time household duties. Nd laundry, Stay, Deto “overhaul and install Refrigeration A MENDERS fense worker, wife of husband overseas; and Air Conditioning equipment. Should RUNNER MACHINE OPERATOR $12.00 weekly. FR-4069. 1133 §, Sheflield. be mechanically inclined. Sei fol : | WAITRE E interfere with your present wor or SS S information about this training, write NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS | at once giving nie. Address, age and RI-I321. A. M. to 5 PV M u_ |TE TEE PEE WA-6440 your working ours. es nst.. Box AS27, care Times. ~ HOTEL MAIDS | Waitresses and Fountain Girls LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE White or colored. Neat, steady women White No Sundays or holidays Meals INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms hotel. {and uniforms furnished.- Apply Coons wp anls for skilled operators ezce0d the | HOUSEKEEPER-— Good wages: - two chil-| Drug Store, .449 N Illinois RLY EID Ider esperL teacher. dren: full charge. WA-3601 3325 N. CAAA TTR EC REE SHAMPOO Monday through pymira; Northwestern car to 34th and * WAITRESSES + Wednesday from 10 8. m to 1p m. 8pe-| ciigion’ for post exchange work. Apply Stout Field |eial Cold Wave Permanent at reasonable | ties: elderly | Exchange. | orice. International Beauty School - 342] HOUSEKEEPER—Light duties elderly = |e Wash. st judy: to stay with invalid, (Stay). BE- WAITRESS ,, " HI SPOT” LEARN Spabish_Prench” English, conver-| ___°" - : 411 8 [LLINOIS ST. r od Language | HOUSEKEEPER: stay on piace; * good ©Q - 2812 Southeastern Ave, ,. ational or academic. Modern guage RE 1 Studio. TA-2013 wages to right person. _BR-1386, 'RI1-2508. 1 CH-1381. HELP WA! NTED—F ne I | HOUSEWORK— No cdokng: . stay; privatel™ — oem TTT TT HELP WANTE -FEMALE = 9 _room. ' Reference. $18. HU-7183 3 WANTED—WHITE WOMAN | HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 | ACCOUNTS receivable bookkeeping ma- | INSPECTORS i Nn Treat Sook Zxperienes not chine operator; Remington Rand ma- {| no Sunday work. Call Fo LR ge Dermanent. Seer: A oy work: | Girls to work in: bottling plant. view. 1 . rmanent 6 WOMEN. Good pay, permanent, RUSSET CAFETERIA NEED APPLY LEONARD FARBER 37 S. MERIDIAN ST. for NEHI BEVERAGE C0. | — wANTED=YOUNG LADY — 1420 N. SENATE Interested in good position with

LIGHT ASSEMBLY WORK

Swing Master Corp. 421 E. Market

~ AUDITORS

Interesting clérical position that you can learn easily. Sitting work.

LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. MARKET ST. "AVON PRODUCTS "on hours will net Irom $8.00 |to $20.00 In comm. for women who need | | to care for family and yet work. RI-8533 —~3 territories west. ‘BENCH WORKER for

LEATHER HANDL FS No Experience Necessary M. R. MASSON CO 2160 Montcalm

CASHIER

Attractive opening for person = With pleasant personality; fife insurance office Previous experience as cashier not necwe will ‘train you although we do require a knowledge of typing and bookkeeping would be helpful. ' Per-

manent position i pleasant working conditions. Apply in person. 552-554 Consolidated bldg

% CLEANING WOMEN |

White or colored. Permanent position Good salary. Experience preferred, but not necessary, ——CLAYPOOL HOTEL

~~ CLERICAL

Permanent position for girl In production control; must be accurate in figures; experienced or inexperienced.

Mitchel & Scott Machine Co. !

1841 Ludlow

~ % CLERICAL »

Permanent position open in claim .department. General clerical work, Experience UNNECessary. Reasonable salary. Pleasant working conditions.

For Interview Call at

American States Ins. 0:

w« 542 N. Meridian

“GLERK—SOME TPYING

Good beginner. - Will train. Northside Instirancs. Co.. TA-1891. =

Couple Low tou sha Ture ing qua

r laundry; week and ariers. ,Jutnished. Inquire 2310

1 r HELP WANTED_FENALE

“Comptomefer Operator

Must be experienced; permanent.

Call LI-1351,

Salary based on your experience. .

Ext,

& Company

235, or apply

Maryland and Blackford

‘Comptometer Operator

Excellent opportunity tor girl who

has

completed training

Pernia-

nent position

‘Real Silk

Ade

“ Compometer Operator * |

“To Do Inte

Hosiery Mills, Inc.

N. Noble St

8 to 38

resting Payroll Work

Typing Required; Beginners Considered

NATIONAL

HOSIERY MILLS

CALL RI-I1321%:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. . m.!

ENVELOPE | MACHINE

OPERATORS

For Light, PI

easant Factory Work

PERMANENT EMPLOYMEN1

‘Central States Efvsloge On. Co.

16 South h Sherman Drive

FILE

& faight alp office work

habetical ard general ermanent position

Experience preferred but not nec-

essary

Apply

Mr. Miller

W. J. HOLLIDAY & Co.

543 W,

FIL

McCarty $1. E CLERK

for general office work of theater adver-

tising concern, 328 N. Illinois

FLAT WORK

40-hour week; permanent

IRONER OPERATORS

No Experience Apply Mr

Necessary Hocker

Progress Laundry

130

) E. Market

ATTEN TION!

JANUARY GRADUATES

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

We nave a permanent position open

for a beginner and 35 no Accuracy in. typing. Apply Coffee, 936 MA-3104 for a

GENERAL house’ _ dren; iren; excellent

between the ages of 18 experience « necessary figures essential, some after 7:30 a. m., Cook Georgia, or phone ppointment

Work; 25-43, 3 small chilsalary. HU-6910

GIRL %

To Pack Orders.

40Light,

Mutua

Girls—Opportunities Now

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

Hour Week. Pleasant Work.

| Drug Co.

W. Georgia

War Jobs Today Peace Jobs Tomorrow

Employment 0ffice—Women

240 N. Meridian St.

GIRLS WANTED

We need several peopje’ who are “inter-

| ested’ in becomir | No experience

necessary, LOST—Buick wheel, BT) tire and hub cap | is provided. Light pleasant Call Capitol | war opportunities.

1g skilled opti¢al workers ample training work. PostSee Mr.

White-Haines- Optical Co.

E. Ohio St.

2X Oulo 8 Girls, Experienced or to Learn

Marking, packing, Fashi on Cleaners,

Spotting

| GIRL for daytin

store. Full or

ington

— | GIRL or young Steady and permanent.

dle room mercial Towel,

GIR for typin HELP,

Lunch

) for

Must be

GULF REFINING general

1424 Nordyke

inspecting and

Ye work i n packa age pare! time. 2105 W

Tiquor

woman for stock and buns Com-R1-5737 for appointment. 18 and general office w cO GArestaurant work 5 days. Timmon's| MA-0539 (across |

K 2441

neat,

from Stewart-Warner)

Experienced

“% HOSI

ERY WORKERS

We have openings at present for

Young Aat|

1901 Central. |

~ PFACTICAL NURSE

| home

“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

9 | BELP WANTED—FEMALE

HELP WANTED—-IALE. FEM. Io

TA-3007.

SECRETARY TYPISTS Dictaphone Operators General Office Clerks

Experienced; good pay;

Apply

Herff Jones Co.

411° N. Capitol ave.

for night duty in nareing

40-hour week.

SECRETARY

Unusual opportunity for experienced girl; would take dictafion from executive. Per. manent . position. . Call RI. 3832, 8 a.m to 5 p.m.

ington.

STENOGRAPHER

Apply Pennsylvania St

SECRETARY

Full or part-time,

Typing, Dictation ‘and Clerical Work 5%-Day, 41-Heur Week Permanent Position i Apply Employment Office

PACKARD. MFG. CORP.

2900 Colunibia

Columbia, Plant Only 25 minutes fro

Permanent ‘position with old established firm.

MA-24171, “Soda Fountain Manager $20 a week. Call. Mr Wolman IR-5222 A p.m. a a a 634 N. Noble St. * STENOGRAPHER *

Lake any northhound streetcar>o 30th st. Then transfer E. 30th and Columbia Circle. ircle,

at m

~ SHIPPING CLERK

Cornelius Printing Co. 2457

Mr Blume

eral

Linde-Air Products. Co.

E. Wash-

B Also girl for gen= qffice work. 729 N.

~Stenographer & General Office -

Age limit, 35

+ TRAINEES «- 18 to 35

Openings for ambitiaus girls inters

ested in learning a skill. Light, clean work Short training period Permanent position ...Day

work Hospitalization and nay other advantages

National Hosiery Mills

__ Cali RI-1321, 8 a. fa m toh p m

Splendid opportupity for above-aver-age girl; order billing, form and fillin letters, filing and general office duties. An éxcellent opportunity in a permanent position for the right girl to develop and to assum» more resporifible duties Give full and complete information letter of application Apply Room 630. Postal Sranen Bldg. 10is af So

x TYPIST x

“sv DOWNTOWN LOCATION * GOOD PAY % 5-DAY WEEK

Call Mr. Leslie, L1-2518 ©

Western Electric Co.

420 W. Ohio

Five-day week. TA-1591.

S% EXPERIENCED TYPIST %r%

Must

* TYPIST 5-DAY WEEK +.

Permanent “Position

The Hoosier Casualty Co. 15th Fir. Fletcher Trust Bldg.

Girl tor .training

be- good typist

as ‘report

Permanent, fu

TYYPIST

11-

time position with good post-war future.

woot | K00d

Apply Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. 900 Test Building. | | * TYPIST % | Good beginner; will train for general office.work. 5%: days; permanent; postwar position; pleasant surroundings and salary, Apply 401 N, Capitol or call LI- 491¢

Wash- |

“TYPIST

an nd general office work. See Mrs. Newell,

1525 N. Meridian, Hogan Transfer and Stor ge Co T ist Pleasant. “working conditions; yp sermanent.

Miss Sutt or Mr

Thompson, 310 N,

IIL

TYPIST -With some bookkeeping experi-

ence; Permanent 537 N Capitol ave:

40-hour week; no Saturday work.

[Ty PIST—Desirable hours. Stone, Stafford

__MA-1451,

URGENT!

& Stone, 6th

Housekeeper needed, Assi

floor Consolidated bldg.

ist |

with care of childrén. Light|

JOBS,

3irl

WITH A FUTURE

Scout permanent

positions in all

parts of the country for qualified women

batchelor yi aff exp LI-8393,

with camp office,

degree, leadership and! erience. Call Girl Scout for appointment |

LADY

for distributing and setting type 15 N Pennsylvania

MAIDS INSPECTRESSES

CLEANING WOMEN LAUNDRY WORKERS

Lp oo OLA YPOOL ROTEL .

‘Muitigraph Operator

Experienced full-time em-

ployment.

Apply Employ-

ment Office, Tth floor.

The WM.

H. BLOCK CO.

"PANTRY GIRL

COLORED

PLEASANT WORKING

DITIONS

MOTEL LINCOLN PAY ROLL DEPT.

There is

~~ | post-war future in old established

retail fugniture office for general

office work. typing necessary.

VICTOR FURNITURE CO.

ome shorthand and

AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY

Day and Night Openings for

“ow

MEN AND WOMEN

Apply Personne] Office 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.

Shirley Corp., 330 E. St. Joe

BILL CLERKS

to operate electromatic and manual billing machines. Ex- . cellent wages and. piece work,

New York Central Freight Office

301 S. Delaware

Ages 16 to 50° To serve food and fountain drinks Pleasant work. Chance for advancement. See Mr. Moore. Dependable Fboks Drug Stores. California and Market St > LANE BRYANT « @® FILE CLERKS @ PACKERS @ INVENTORY CLERKS @® MAIL CLERKS ® ORDER FILLERS You Need No Previous Experience 152 E. MARKET ST.

MACHINE OPERATORS

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

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.

1545 VanBuren

MAN AND WIFE as caretakers in funeral

writer. |.

+231 W. Wash. St. “LY. 7555 em | WANTED - Lady to set and distribute type. Some experience preferred Steady werk Cpuortunity for advancement Apply at 15 N. Penn. WANTED —Lady for jight” mechanical|

home. Must be able fo drive car. Address Box A-513, Times. ORDER PICKERS FOR DRUG WAREHOUSE . 8 Months' experience in drug store or warehouse desired. Permanent, daytime

work. Apply &t once.

Dependable Kooks Zina POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS

Market St. and Inexperienced Help in Plant No. 2

Apply {1 N. New Jersey St. Beck Canvas Products, Ine | __

Production Machine Operators

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY NEEDS

Men and Women

~ for all types of machine oper: ators on vital war production. Excellent post-war opportunities. Our own cafeteria. Experi enced or inexperienced

Mitchel & Scott Machine Coif 1841 Ludlow

VITAL FACTORY WORK

® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement

® No Experience Needed

THE BARBASOL COMPANY

846 N. Senate Ave. % Wool Presser %

work Good opportunity for advance " ment Apply at 15 N, Penn. Fashion Cleaner, 1901 Central. HELP WANTED—~MALE 1 Woman 25-te 38° to do filing

and clerical work. Permanent Essential industry. Martin, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 330° W. 9th st.

an interesting opportunity in |-——

our pay roll department for an experienced, |

| capable girl

It is a

job with plenty of

opportunity to get ahead for the right per-

son—and with a rapidly go Apply at our employment tween 8:30 a; m and 12 noon. BO

tion

“218

oyrganiza- | office. be- |

AL FAST" CORP. “N.PINE ST.

REGISTERED NURSE

Essential in Pleasant Steady

POSS - war

dustry. 5'a-Day week. workinig conditions, position 20

minutes {rom Illinois & Wash. Sts,

Call CH-0673 for Appsiniien

SEAMSTRESS.

To Learn

Corset Alteration

Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

The Wm.

H. Block Co.

o SEAMSTRESSES

Must have experience on cloth.

INDIANA Su UR co.

114 E

Woman wanted {or clerical positions in accounting dept. Permanent position an essential “in. Austev—Ses—Mr— Ross, Ind floor Citizens Gas -& Coke Utility, 49 8. Pennsylvania.

WOMEN AND GIRLS

A position With a future. World's largest specialty Mail Order Store.

Apply Tomorrow

LANE BRYANT, INC.

ne EB sMARKET ST.

WOMEN, AGE (8-25

To Prepare and Package High-Grade Cosmetics

THE BARBASOL bd R46 N SENAT

Full time work: Apply Serv

Dept. L. Strauss & C

HELP W w ANTED—MALE- FEM.

~~ FILE CLERK AND MESSENGER

Opportunity for advancement PENN RAILROAD - 139 E South st.

PRIMROSE HOUSE DEPT. WRAPPERS ——

over 186.

ice

i s

Top Pay

Pennsylvania Motor Inn * 1450 N. Pennsylvania Street *

AUTO MECHANICS

D0 YOU WANT TO WORK IN THE BUSIEST AND ONE OF THE MOST MODERN Iquipred SER-

VICE PLANT TOWN? OP. ERATED oy A LEADING AU. THORIZED FORD DEALER OF MANY YEARS: STANDING. ALL THIS ADDS UP TO THE FACT YOU CAN BE IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF ON OUR MONEY

AND MAKE BI SELF NOW; aN

MONEY YOURBE SET AFTER

: yd WAR. LSO WE ARE AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. THEN SEE 2 N.

JETT WILLIAMS, MERIDIAN, TODAY,

SENTIAL INDUSTRY. GET SET NOW. TRANSPORTATION 18 VITAL DURING THE WAR, AND WE WILL BE GOING STRONG IN THE POST-WAR YEARS.

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET 552 E. Wash. L1-4378,

AUTO MECHANIC Experienced on Ford Automobiles See Mr. Kinsley GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont

T gemwanet POSITION GOOD PAY

: HARRY A SH SHARD 0.

~ FOUNTAINEERS |

® A Job With a Future ~ |

Yk Auto Body Metal Man rok |

{HELP WANTED ALS

Good wages. Mr Dalton, |

work Sat. and Sundays Pleasant, healthful war work 18 N. Meridian

WESTERN UNION % Boys—Light Delivery %

on streetcar. $18.00 a week to start Full time; 40 hour week; Saturday off; time and one-half for overtime. 447 Bankers Trust Bldg, LI-6996.

% BOYS TO PARK CARS

DENISON SERVICE OHIO & PENN eRe

% CABINET MEN +&

s PATCHERS %

Cail at Once

WILKING MUSIC CO.

610 S. New w Jersey

CAR WASHER

WELL EQUIPPED * AND BUSY SHOP THAT OFFERS PLENTY OF WORK NOW| AND IN THE POST-WAR YEARS. ALSO WE ARE AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY,

Superior Chevrolet

Bn 2 F Wash. L1-1378, 8.

Coal Truck Driver

Steady Job~(300ad Pay Most coal conveyor loaded

MUESING- MERRICK COAL CO.

“9. FINISHERS ||I

{LIBERAL LOAN COJ

LEE | LT

Morris

e NOTICE oom the TT Te You Bor: CAD als covered 2 the’ Priority Referral |[ eas MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ S an ABA with a0 WMO payments |12 payments] per $100 per year regula $54 : $5.02 under $500, terse 692 i | 2 | 100 17.40 9.2 PHONE FOR A LOAN. + Anytime « Day or Night AUTO MECHAICS Goon CONDITION | 950 1 26.40 [73.80 7] *Call MA 4455 now—your application can be & Rm [. SALES TA-4501 200 34.97 18.39 taken over the phone . . . Then come to Morris: oT a “Exempt Man 300 52.46 37.58 Plan this afternoon or tomorrow for your money. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC REPAIR [400 | av.94 36.78 | FREE PARKING in lot across the street work. .. Oppottunity. Mr. -Murray, 318] 500 86.52 44.98 Borrow-on CHARACTER or AUTO~$80 to $1,500 SLE cserened sven an | pe 239] 129.78 | "67.47 | OR MORE=Take 8 weeks to make first payments ‘BAKE Open evening {or interview. po an a 4 out of 5 loans made Without Endorsers EST BAKD { x A = No credit inquiries made of friends or relatives. | 1381 E. Wash ~~ | HEM a Many loans completed while you wait. Ask for Me, BARBER: Joe Resta Basha: Shop i Coots, Mr. Kahler, Miss Georgeff or Miss Weidner.| A s i ‘ LOANS for DOWN PAYMENTS on HOMES! Boys With Bicycles. Ae imurancd pays the bofance owing: in eS i ik Ja th Age 15 or over to work after school | We event of death, is optioncl, and costs on loans under.$500, 1% monthly on larger loans. when not later than 7 p. m Also full Roe | $1.35 per $100 persyear, minimum $1.35. - according to schedule.

ISU YR WASHINGTON

| 4B

Need cash? Why not get a signature loan at Household! d? Simply tell us how-much you need Repay in small | monthly instal.

" teeded. Woe also make car and

WOUSEHOLD FINANCE CO., Merchants Sank Building, 3rd "ior Wi ton and Meridian Streets Telephone: Riley 1471

Loans over $300 are made only at the

. you come in.

HOUSEHOLD - FINANCE

Merchants Bank Building Office

20 to 1000 WITHOUT ENDORSERS furniture loans without endorsers.

ONE TRIP SERVICE. [f you need a loan in a burry, phone first—we § gan..then have the money. ready. 3

[llinos Bueing, 3rd 3rd Floor 17 West Market St., Illinois Se Telephone: ney 5404

AUTO NOTE FURNITURE

WSF SORE ATION

Ei N. DELAWARE ST GROUND FLOOR LOC Autos - Fur Coats,

LOANS a -ricon SACKS BROS Niinois at Ohio St

* RI-5004 Open Eves. Indpls. Public Weliare Loan Assn, |

on Diamonds,

AUTO LOANS Cash in 15 Minutes #4 Lincoln Loan, Incorporated 123 Sec. Tr. Bldg, 130 E. Wash, LI-141%

om ————————_—— —— LOANS — One- Hour Bervies | one Request. Call Back for Re

COLUMBIA INVESTMENT co.

RI-8507 307 N.' PENN, Ri- 8508

AUTO LOANS

AUTO FINANCE

EQUITABLE

WA-6440

Cout le Man to drive truck, woman to | p keep house and furniture clean. No cooking or laundry: $35 per week and | living quarters furnished. Inquire 2310 N. Meridian >

CYLINDER PRINTING PRESSMAN

Paper Package Company

. Delaware

ELEVATOR OPERATORS over 18; colored. Apply Service Dept. L. Strauss & Co

ELI LILLY and Company

has the following job openings available to men and women not now employed in an essential industry:

MEN

Production workers Utility operators Animal caretakers Chemical process operators Warehouseman Mail clerk

WOMEN

Machine operators Production workers Comptometer operators Process operators Spanish proofreader

—

36 28 3 3 1

Post-war Possibiiitivs

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 220 East McCarty Street

Laundry Washman Sc, ome

{ May stay on place or go home. Married | or single. See Thomas Glod, engineer, St, Francis Hospital, Beech Grove.

LUMBER HANDLERS

Steaay, outside, healthy, good pay. No experience necessary

Carter Lee Lumber Co.

1621. W. Wash, "St. MAN to work in dog and cat hospital, Not afraid of animals, Steady. Apply in person, 910 N Capitol. :

to wash trucks. Some porter work. See Mr. Harmon. 1331 E. Washington Street MAN for general store work. Inquire manager Vonnegut Hardware Co., 4221 Col-

lege,

MAN to drive truck and work in Fives. Experienced. References. TA-45

IST CLASS MECHANICS AND METALMEN TOP WAGES PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

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

some |

= Us

MA -858% ol ht [R-119) 330 Occidental bldg. RI-3587. | staesony Tov COA Obie 85, COOKS and GRILL MEN HELP WANTED—MALE 11 | HELP WANTED—MALE 1%

MEN WITH CARS

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

WESTERN UNION ~~ PORTER

Mrs. Steel or Mr Thompson, .310 N. Op

~ RAILROAD. (OPENINGS

ELECTRICE ANS,

CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, MACHINIST UPHOLSTERERS, RIVETERS,

WELD! BOILERMAKER SHEERTMETAL WORKERS

Apply S$. Railroad Retirement Board 15 EAST MARYLAND ST.

RETURNING VETERANS

Essential industry engaged in repairing machine tools for vital war plants qffers immediate ployment for skilled, semi-skilled machinists, floor assemblers, We ‘also need acetylene burners, shear men, and order "workers in steel departments. This is same type of work we have been doing for past 15 years and will continue after the war. No red tape. Your honorable

= discharge papers plus a desire to help

in this important work is all you need See Mr. Westphal “at” the Ine dianapolis Machinery and Supply Co., 1959 8 Meridian St 2

MEN WITH TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL WEST SIDE ICE & COAL CO 223 Lynn St,

Essential war and. peacetime industry needs men on steady jobs Laborers, I3c; firemen, 80c; oven laborers, 80 mechanics, 83c_and 99c. 48-Hour week Report at gatehouse, [.angsdale Ave gas plant, corner Northwestern Ave. and Langsdale.

EXTRACTOR MAN

Permanent position Experienced preferred but not essential Daytime hours Good “salary. Opportunity for advamcement

HOTEL LINCOLN ~% EVANS M WILLING C0. *

* Packers * Truckers % General Mill Workers No experience necessary Good starting pay.- Time and one-half for over 40 hours

20 Minutes {rom Downtown’ mse w MIC HIGAN

‘Men for

* FACTORY WORK *

with per Week, 5 Apply

CROWN PAPER BOX CO, |-

32 KF. Georgia

“% FINISHER WANTED *

in essential industry cent of war work 45-Hr days with 47% hours pay

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 COMPANY

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

139 E. South = Lo.

FOUNTAIN MEN I= r= GLASS - BLOWER & PUMPER

Experienced on Neon tubes. Box AS580, Time

~ EXP. GROCERY DEPT. MGR.

"AUTO MECHANICS.

| BUSY . SHOP—WELL EQUIPPED.’ ES-

_Bpecker's Market, 1048 S. East. RI-5454

'HOUSEMEN CLAYPOOL HOTEL J it Handy man for work Freund an or apt houses. $100 per mo., live

ing qua rters HU-24

KINGAN & CO... DO YOUR PART IN AN INDUSTRY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WAR Wi by helping prepare meat for our armed forces.

CRE

to P MARYLAND & BLACKFORD ) 878.

KITCHEN MELPER Salary. room, board, laundry Miss Mulvey.

CH-7676

Laboratory Technician

4-F preferred. Vital war work. No postwar conversion problem. Good Shanes i i advancement. Apply

Fr “HOLLIDAY & co.

W.. MeCarty

PENN RAILROAD —

* MEN »% 16 to 60 YEARS

For production jobs In essential paper industry

No Experience Necessary Interviews irom 8 A. M to 5 P M

The Beveridge Paper Co.

TW Washington

MEN

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

Experience NOT Necessary Pull or part time Steady work now and after the war. Our .business has been In eration here for 75 years

National Starch Products, ine. 1615 8 DROVER

for Miscellaneous Factory Work

Central States Envelope Co. 18 8. Sherman Drive

MEN

A 16 to 60

Essential work

post-war security; 5'%day week. All daytime work with plenty of overtime No experience necessary Good starting salary. Apply Mr. Miller.

W. J. HOLLIDAY & Co.

543 W. McCa 543 W. McCarty yo

MEN WANTED

Essential “Industry PAPER PACKAGE CO. B02 S. Delaware ~ MEN WANTED Lithograph Press Helpers i0e an hour tor day work 78¢ an

nour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E. Washington

NIGHT _ MOPPER

LORED--PERMA

HOTEL LINCOLN: NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, | URGENTLY NEEDED mi Yard Brakemen Switchtenders — Yard Clerks

uy. 3 Railroad Retirement Board I5 East Maryland. Street | OFFICE AND ERRAND BOY =

168 Years or over; five-day weel: full or part-time C. P, lésh Paper Co, 121

Kentucky ave WANTED

PAINTERS. {Av "PART TIME OPENINGS |

Modern equipment, good wages, time and half for over 40 hours. 0 experience necessar, Apply, "in fo Office Freight “Truckers

Express Handlers

Apply U. §: Railroad Retirement Board __ IS East Maryland Street | PITTMAN-MOORE CO. | Needs a man, 45 years or over, for production and janitor work making material for the war and public health. Regular hours. Steady work.

* LEARN A TRADE Excellent oppesinity to trade to 40 I halt bver “40 hours. tasnsta) with a post-war secur! Openers eve. nings tor interview. West | Ba n

earn baker's ime and onemdustry

Apply Personnel Office 1200 Madison Ave.

| Licensed Plumber TV. Mikesell, 18

N. Ritter. IR. 3278

wa, aE Barter tang | Go.

$50-8100 weekly

ROUTE SALESMAN

We will train you and help you to earn on established coffee route. Position is permanent with oppore tunity for advance For details as

COOK COFFEE CO.

936 E. Georgia

Tool Designers and Draftsmen GOOD WAGES—OVER ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY * BL-0708 TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL

GOOD RATE OF PAY. ,

Muesing-Mer

3830 Brookville road 1114 BE 22d

401 8 State ~ WANTED TRUCK BODY REPAIR. MEN FOR

METAL WORK—BLACKSMITHING “and Electric Repairs Aero Mayflower Transit Co. $87 Mass. Ave. ow ‘maw Man to help on tru Truck Helper and assist around store, $25 Per week. Hours 10 A. M. te § P.M. Apply 627 N. East St.

100% WAR WORK

60-hour week, overtime pay. Incentive bonus plan, pleasant working cond. Sesuricy Wood Prod. Co.

1123 W. 21st st

* WAREHOUSEMEN *

50 Hour Week Essential Work.

% FINE POST-WAR FUTURE + INDIANAPOLIS PLYWOOD GO.

123 W. 20st St.

YARD MAN—PAINTERS

Salary; room, board laundry. Sunnys ‘side Sanatorium: CH-7676. «Mr. _Burris,

YOUNG ‘MAN—I6 OR 0 OVER not gouig to. school Stock clerk and shipping room helper; work essential te war effort; good salary; permanent poe sition with opportunity for advancement, Call Mr. Sanner, LI-8303.

WANTED—Man to set and Aistribute types Steady work Some Bperinte preferred, Apply at 13 N SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 13 PRESIDENTAL HYMN. “A Prayer’ by i-tetired- Presbyterian minister, 250 pep _ Copy, Dost pai paid CH-3586. i"

PERSONAL § SERVICES

meni

FUSE LEh MATURED ISSR [10 TLR TALI RE 13.)

MEYER O JACOBS EN 1

INABLE

ra Pnoy.d | 16th ry

“Clogged Sewers Opened RI 8814 ‘iiNNo eo IR. 9108

CLEANING CO. Clogged sewers, downspouts, sink drains, roots cut out with electric eel. No dige ging, no mess. Work guar. Estimates fr

LET DICK DO IT

| TRRNALE REPAIRS: CLEAN OUT; NEW

0K 8 Ap WATER COILS. AWLESS H ROOFING. MA-2278 COSMETICS y ah advertised In Medical urnal DARCY'S CHIL _DREN'S $HOP, HU.8920. | HALIBURTON BROTHERS — Interior and |

exteriorAlecorating; wise wall steaming; immediate service. CH-1896. call

= 16968

| Hardwood firs iid, firs refi. Remodelings. kst [ree Hardwood floors laid, Onished, refint Est. free . ee uction

nable prices. Re Maaufactusing Co., 3400

ments, Hardwar « B10

Intertor~Kitel

Painting "Secs can main

or IR. 7204 evenings. PAP 1331 & Washi OR § Lithograph P ! ER pe - t tor” Press Helpers = | Hi pumsel ha of oa - 106 ah nour tor day work, 50 ap ork. is not hard; but person must nour for night work. Considerable be steady and puncty per overtime w BER 3 > ; MORRISONS.