Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1945 — Page 17

17 (U. Pi ave returned to the fight br away. eddie (Red) world weltere been honors the navy, in 1942, shortly crown from

ep of Harte recognized in veight chams ‘esterday for He had recharge from go. g-name athe ~examination asked selece on-essentially war work or 6 times since

winning all its,

[rish | Form

,, Jan, 17 Notre Dame ed for a big league” last ld goals and 1d the Irish ) to 56, n of Notre In a scoring "points each, [arquette (54) PG PT PP as 0 1. ing.c er.c. . tler.g ne. . ‘SK. . er. 8 tte. gq.

DEON ~R DID CU~OLDNID OHMS

24 814 40, Mare and

als. Jame (Chicago),

Stage gle

Jan. 17 (U, rally in the play, the Pt. defeated the ars, 59-49, in t staged proe ast night. ns trailed 28 third quarter ated the top » eight times,

ULTS

ar) Robinson, id Tommy Beil,

. 1535

Bennett, ge (Red) Doty,

rer, 140, Vane Henry Jordan,

Pembra, man See,

itzpatrick, 17 ed Al Jor a

13 ia

ss 3B SINAN 5 NE HE GG Zo BT

' PARSONS—Robert ants (Chet),

band t | ther o! nd H. of Bets, Mich evening ervices Buch san Mortuary Thursvited. Burial Garland, Brook Him re Ind. ECKNER—Bert, e 832. vices Thurs. Bo 1:30 p. oa. Coniie neral Home,

nae 1 invited, Burial Ploral Park. ANDON~8avannah rgia; eioved me ND r8.. Oliver Kennedy and ocashing Brandon of Beech Grove, J. C Chica 0, and Maj. 8, ; srandmother of and Patricia

Paaced 4 aw; 4 a a m,

ry. Tames Jianey, Forrest, 1 John Pinney, Fin

Kbkont ney, Rochester, Ind.; C. Ww al Aurora; assed WAY ‘Tuesday. Jan, 18, Services Friday, 2 p. m,, in Beech Grove Mothodist churen. Burial Washington Tay call at the resi- , Beech Grove, after m, oD, (Alexandria, Ind. prpers please copy). Little & Bons Berv-

BROCK~-Ira, former Indianapolis building contractor, beloved husband of Mararet Brock, of Mrs, Lillian passed suddenly at Mt. Ind. Friends may call at the . Stirling Funera Funeral service, 2p from funeral home. ne * Burial Washington, Park. BROOKS—James L. (formerly of Indian= apolis), age 70, passed away Monday morning at his home six miles Pes ang of Danville; beloved husband of Hazel; father of Noah Brooks of Acton, and Herman Brooks of Daytona Beach, Fla.; grandfather of Vera Mae, Bhirley Ann 3nd James Lewis; brother of Mrs. James McKissick and Mrs, William B. McKisiok of Indianapolis. Friends may .call atthe home until noon Wednesday, “and at the hime of Mrs. William B. McKissick 14 N, Jefferson, in Indianapo'is, after 4 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. iam B. McKissick. Masonic servica in charge of Capital City lodge No, 314. Burial Washington Park cemefery. PFriends invited. For further ine jorinasion, call Baker & Son, Danville, ind.

CHANGE OF TIME CARR—Cleorge E. (Hap); son of Mrs ; brother of Henry, Paul, Nathaniel, Mrs. Nettie Passwater, Mis, Gertrude Ellis, Mrs. Lizetta Kinkaid, Mrs. Gladys Seltzer; died Tuesday mornds may call at his residence, Service Thurbday, 9:30 10 a. St. Thomas Aquinas church. ra invited, Burial Crown Hill. Kirby Service, FERGUSON-—Michael F., age 47 years, beloved son of Margaret Meyer and Oscar Feruguson, father of Margaret and Mrs.

ing. Pri 522 E. 41st st from the residence,

RAE of Mrs. Howard]

rl 3 - Vi nea

DEATH NOTICES 1

3 P

HELP wee 9

Cuil THE" INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HELP WANTED FEMALE 9,

indianapolis Times, Wednes., Jan. 11, 1048

TASICH — Mrs. - Stolanko, 73, J oioved mother” of Velko Regich, Ew fot Veliclko "Rogen a ra Lins ch, passed away Monda; Funeral services Thursday, at the Roumanian Orthodox Dir. ier may call at the residence, 12456 N. Tremont, any time. Bur ial Floral Park. Stevens & Sons, funeral directors, a» Sage !

VERBARG--Charles, 72; beloved husband of , Daisy Warasty: father of 8 C Willian Frederick Verbarg, Shoemaker, Martha Lou Verbarg, JMasgare} “snephird, Virginia Gampher; brother “of Joseph, Fr Leonard Verbarg and Mrs Ida Phillips; passed away Monday a. m. Services Saturday, 10 a». m., from Shirley Brothers Centra) Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial North Vernon Protestant , ‘cemetery. Friends may. call’ at Chapel "any time.

CARDS OF THANKS

BERKS e deeply grateful and sincerely hang ihe many friends and neighbors for their kindness, expressions| of “sympathy, cards and floral tributes received at the death of our dear wile and mother, Sarah B. Berkshire. THE PAMILY, NIBARGER--We wish to thank all the friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and uympathy shown to us frie the illness and: death of our beloved husbend and father, Homer Nibug | especially do we wish to thank the nephew, the Rev. Ralph Nibarger, for his consoling words, the singer, ore anist, palibegrers, the G. H. Herrmann Fo veral Home and all for the beautiful fiora) offerings. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 acamoum G8. 2570, Wa. 5316

wW.T Blasengym © 2226 Shelby. CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934

FARLEY FUNERALS ects,

Creek Boulevard. TA-33

BERT S. GADD

£130_Prowpect Bt.

GRINSTEINER'S 1601 E, New York

~ G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. MA-B488

HISEY & TITUS

Delaware St.

~ SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. Iliinols L1-8409 | =

___MA-6049

MA-5374

_ Li-3828

951 N. D

Evelyn Perdue, passed away Wed Puneral Friday, Jan, 19,-2 p. m,, George W. Usher -Mortuary, 2313 Washington st. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary. FORD-—Maude B., age 51 years; wife of George E. tha E. Ford, Patsy mother of Opl daughter of James A. Fowler, Pendle~ ton, Ind.; sister of Cheater A. and Earl Fowler, Carrie Prigg and Eva Becker; assed away Monday a. . Service hursday, 30 p. m., {rom Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E Washington st. Burial Washington Park Friends may call at the chapel ame. GOUDIE—-Cpl. Ray C, loved son of May Belle Goudie;

beloved

age 24 years: bebrother of Woodrow Beers Goudie; grandson of Mr. and Mrs: Hany Marks of Butler, Pa.; passed away in Van Nuys, Cal, Puneral Saturday, 1:30 p. m, from] Shirley Brothers RRL Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st, Burial Washington Park cemetery. Friends may call at the residence, 825 N. Oxford st, from 7 p.m. Wednesday until 10 a. m. Sarusday snd at the chapel after 11 a. m. HURLEY—Richard Charles; beloved Rite] band of Lille 8.: son of Mrs. Josephine Hurley; brothér of James A. Hurley, Mrs. Mentor Reed 8 and Joseph V. Hurley, deceased; passed away at the residence, 5053 E. ath st, Tuesday, 1:30 a. m, age 42 years. Funeral from Grinsteiner's | Puneral Home, .» requiem high mass, Little Flower church, 8 a. m. Priends may cal st the funeral home any time. Birial Holy Cross cemetery, Holy Name Soc gty will meet Thursday, | 1:30 p. m., for prayer.

JENKINSON-—-Robert, age 68, beloved hus- or avy blue wool suit coat,

band of Maude, father of Mrs. Wheatley and rs. Phyllis Henson Herbert and Leslie Jenkinson, all of Beech Grove; also survived by 4 grandchildren; brother of Albert, Charles and James Jenkinson, all of England; Dedsed away. Wednesday, Jan. 17. Bervice Pri day, 10:30 a. m., Beech [Grove et odist church.’ Burial Washington Park |

Edith

cemetery. Friends may call, " Little & | | LOST—Lady's IT wrist watch.

Sons Funeral Home, 1001" ain st,

Beech Grove, after 7 p. m. Wey evening. | 1O8T—G

KLINE—George W., husband of Mildred; father of ‘Mrs. Margaret Miller, Columbia City; Mrs. Jean Light, Indianappiis; ther of Mrs. Edna Heck lis; Mrs. Grace Coburn, Indianapolis; rs. Maude Shingleton, Salem, Ill; Mildred Beyersdorfer, Detroit, rig Mrs. Pearl Singleton, Los Angeles, Cal; Mrs. Charles’ Roth, Kansas City, Mo.; Justine Kline, Los Angeles, Cal grandfather of Martha Jean, Mary Aon and baby Dora Miller of Columbia City passed away Monday p. m, age 68. Fu. neral Thursday, 2 p. m. -Richardson Puneral Home,.1349 Madison ave, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. KRAMER Asa E, 44 years, of 621 N. La Salle, husband of Maxine, father of Richard and Judy, passed sway Veterans’ hospital Monday a. m, fends may call at t Tolin Funeral Home,

1308 Prospect st. Services Thursday,

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect =~ MA-4944 J. 0. Wilson "CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES" 1234 Prospect St. MA-9433

LOST & FOUND : 1 T STRAYED—POINTER

Bird dog; male; black and white tick spots; large black. spot on side and one on hip; ‘black head and ears; white between ears; name “Tick.” Child's pet. $25.00 reward, 5221 Pleasant Run Park-

any | LA

| INSTRUCTIONS > 8

way, 8. Drive. IR-1524. Brown fabric. purse on BE. Wash. | streetcar, “Monday evening, Jan, 15, containing $15 in bills and some change, identification pad to R. C. A. pictures] of husband overseas; pleasé return to | Mrs. Elma Brown, 3843 E. Washington, BL-0081, 8:30 a. m. -6 6 b. m.; r reward. | WYLL the person who found a brown mobil: | fold with red trim at or near Columbia club, please keep the money and mail | billfold and remainder of contents to Shays Thompson, 16568 Sheldon st, CH0435 LO TOET— Between Indianapolis and Brazil on Route 40, ten airplane tires, 26x6, for Army-Navy Consolidating. Call Trafisamerican Preight Lines, CH-1651. LO8T—In downtown district Saturday, gold plated link bracelet, onyx, set with army emblem in center. Gift of on now overseas, Reward. IR-4700. LOST--Diamond and platinum Lorgnette Jspestacles) on chain during Xmas. holidays. Liberal reward. LI-2934.

Members STRAYED near Brookside park, black and

Vhite tail,

fox terrier,

long Reward. 4023.

name OH-4 . between 14th-Illinois, Illinois. car and MarketIllinois. Reward. CH-24 [OBT—Brown alligator makeup kit containing black 52 oes, bracelet. Liberal rewar BE-1 COBT—Buick a Tub tire and hub cap. Size 16x6.50. $10 reward, Call Capitol Garage. ,LI1-0848

Re: _ ward. S817 E. E 23d st. TA-8670 jold bow pin with rhinestones; downtown Friday, reward. CH-3210. &T--Boy Bcout first aid medal, special award 1041; reward, IR-19

sationa! or academic

{ LEARN Span.sh, Prench, English, conver: Modern Language

Studio. TA-2013

+ HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9

ACCOUNTING CLERK

Do general ledger~and cost work. Comptometer experience necessary.

National Hosiery Mills

f RI-1321—8 A. M, to 5 P. M,

m., from the Friendship church, | AGCOUNTS receivable bookkeeping ma- ma- |

corner Spruce and Prospect sis. Inter.

ment New Crown, Priends invited,

LAMB H, 38 years, of Epades,| Ind., formerly of 1418 Brookside ave., husband of Freda Lamb, father of Irene, stepfather of Nola Moreland. ge away Tuesday. Priends may 7 p. m.. Wednesday at the os a Fu | neral Home, 1550 Brookside ave. Funeral Friday, Jan. 19, p. m. riends | invited. Burial Washington Park.

LEHR—Hayden George, age 18 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold George Lehr, | brother - of Rarold Anthony Lehr, Lehr, rt T.

Rita Matney, Seaman 1-¢ and Margaret M. al passed away Tuesday a m, Friends may call at Shirley Bros.’ Central | Chapel, 948 N. Illinois st, after 6 p. m. Wednesday, - Funeral notice later.

LOBDELL—Josephine M., mother of Pierre

B., sister of Mrs. Nell Cross, died Tues‘day. Services 2 m. Thursday. Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 10th. Jnterment Crown Hill cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary. McGRATH—John Andrew, passed awa Jan. 14 at 805'3 English ave. Funeral Thuradey, 2p. m. Friends may call any . time at Walter Blasengym Funeral Hore, 2226 Shelby st. Burial at Round

MeGRATH — Mary Catherine, mother of Mrs. Elmer Lewis, Grove, passed away, Puneral later, Little & Sons service.

OGLE~Jessie Lucille,’ age 28; beloved wife of James T. Ogle, daughter of Jesse and Berta Strawn; sister of Inez Domes, Georgia Smith, Gene Strawn and Vernice Strawn of Indianapolis, Charles Strawn of Camp Gordon, Ga., and Vernon Btrawn, U. 8. army in France; passed away Monday night, Puneral ot Hamilton Vyas Home, 3002 WinSharon, Friday, 2 m. Burial Washington Park Friends may al at the funera

O'LEARY Joseph Morris st, beloved

beloved Beech notice

63 years, 622 EK. g brower of Mrs. Rose Layne, ward, Thomas and Prank O'Leary passed away Wednesday a. m. Funeral Priday, 8 a m. at the G. H. Heramann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East st. Service 9 a. m. Bt, Patrick's church. . Friends fovited. Burial Holy Cross. Priends may call at funeral] home any time after 7 p. Wednesd

entered into rest Tuesday, age 64 years; husband of Lillian Parsons; father of Cpl. Chester F. and, Pfc, Pred BE. Parsons; brother of Mrs, Katherine Kirkendoll, Ben and Ernest Parsons. Services Saturday, 2 Pp. m, at Beville Avenue Evangelical church. . Burial Washington Park cemery Miends may call at residence, 615 Beville ave, after 10 a Thursday.

ou ° Morty es in BINSO “Haworth, West

Mrs. Martha bey Ind., wife of William A, mother of Nancy. Ann and Sally Jeane, daughter Mrs, Paul Hawo sister of Mrs.

Leon Wallace, Terre Hate, Ind.; Leland |.

Haworth, Belmont, Mass, passed away m, may call at Flan ner "& Buchanan mortuary until 11 a. m. Shujday. Beryiges at ends church, Thursday, 1:30 p. Friends, ated. . Burial West Newton. HMIDT Wil 3412 BE, 2 st., tof Schmidt and father of Mrs, Sylvia Tevis, brother of Albert. and Henry Schmidt, Mrs. Earl Relsh of Ohio, passed. away ends "lad call at the Jorian in gh Brogkiide ave.

ried vices. in ve raens wang ton

sinsert) idcomot. hve ee an i ins 8

. (O.) papers please |

Brand or Laure “ain

loved (Peake), father of Mrs. Ar’. th, - Walla

{

i |

The Wm, H. Block Company

chine operator; Remington Rand ma . chine; b-day week: no Saturday work; permanent. 537 N Capitol ave

‘ADVERTISING COPY WRITER

A newly created position with

| for small family in new home | place; 3

CASHIER—AIsd. BOOKKEEPER

ormaneut positions in pleasant surroundings. Some éxperience necessary. See Miss Clark,

COLONIAL FURNITURE CO.|

41 8. Meridian

"EXPERIENCED CLAIM GIRL "© AND 2 TYPISTS

with casualty insurance experience pre. ferred, 3-4ay week, 129 E. Marke R

# CLEANING WOMEN *

White or colored. Permanent position. Good salary, Experience preferfed, 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. cio 1841 Ludlow 7 CLERK—SOME TPYING Good beginner. Will train. Insurance Co., TA-1591

COOKING and HOUSEWOTK, 2 adults, 4221 Central, HU-5490,

Comptometer Operator

If you want a position with a welly established’ concern where” you will have post-war future we would 1ike to have your appliea~ tion for a position’ now open. Excellent salary and working conditions. 5%-Day week. OQur employees know about this ad ADDRESS TIMES, BOX A498.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN = 2% W, Fall —L Comptometer Operator

Excellent opportunity for girl who has completed training. Permanenf position.

Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.

634 N. Noble St.

"WHITE COOK

Live on private: room’ and bath; transportation furnished for liberal time off good wages. Referencés required. BR-8888

- Dictaphone Operator

38-Hour Week Permanent—Good Balary Excellent Opportunity Good Transportation

The Keyless Lock Co.

CH-0100

4 | “ELEVATOR OPERATOR

COLORED—OVER 21 HOTEL TEL LINCOLN

~ ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATORS

|For Light, Pleasant Factory Work PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT

Central States Envelo pe Co. 1 South Sherman D

Straight alphabetical and ‘general office work. Permanent position.

Experience preferred but not necessary. Apply Mr. Miller.

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

FILE CLERK

for general office work of theater advertising concern. 40-hour week; permanent 328 Illinois :

FLAT WORK IRONER OPERATORS

No Experience Necessary Apply. Mr. Hocker

Progress Laundry. 430 E. Market

~~ FUR OPERATORS Permanent . employment. Pleasant surroundings 40-HOUR WEEK.

Apply Mr, Pritz, 6th Floor, Woman's Alteration Dept.

_The Wm. H. Block Co. GENERAL OFFICE WORK

No Experience Necessary APPLY MRS. HULS

an old established firm. Not |

your employer. cation, experience, Times, Box A-574.

Address

‘Experienced for Alteration on Better Dresses

Permanent position and fine environment to those who can qualify. - Apply Mr, Pritz, 6th Flr, Woman's ‘Alteration,

State age, edu- |

2835 Northwestern

— a . "ATTENTION! JANUARY GRADUATES

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

We nave a permanent position open for a beginner between the ages of 18 and 35. no experience necessary. Accuracy In figures essential, some typing. Apply after 7:30 a. m.. Cook Coffee, 036 £ Georgia, or phone MA-3104 for appointment.

| GENERAL housework; 28-45; 3 Stall chil«

dren; excellent salary. HU-6910

% GIRL. *

to answer phone* and general office work with just a little shorthand and typing Salary, $26 for 5 days, 7'% hours per day. Please state age, experience and give references, Address Times, Box A575.

Short hours will |

AVON PRODUCTS S577, houms |

to $20.00 in ¢omm. for women who need to care for family and yet work. RI-8533 ~32 territories west.

BANK CLERK

Permanent employment; bookkeep or adding machine. experience eras e Mr. Cramer.

American National Bank ’ 46 N. Penn.

BEAUTY COURSE — SALE

Price Increased 330 Jan. 20— » Ro ow LY ., asy

Open Every Nite ‘TH (0 P. M. For the convenience of nr workers and housewives. Own your shop, Ret. ting for roi $125 to $200 wee x or we place you on a Tasponsinie 0 BEAUTY A

YAL 401 Roosevelt Building FREE CATALOGUES

BENCH WORKER

LEATHER HANDLES No Experience Necessary M. R. MASSON CO. Lu 2160 Montealm. ~ % BOOKKEEPER # To assist genergl bookkeeper * old established organization. Must have general * knowledge of accounting. and be willing to accept. responsibility. Our company is now devoted to war work but we will reconvert to pesce-time production after the. war without loss of ime. We prefer ia woman ‘and 40, hotle Miss: Basey,

for appotnima BAKER & Co, or W. McCarty St.

CAFETERIA WORKERS

® COUNTER WOMEN * BUS GIRLS

Pee FULL OR PART-TIME WORK

REAL SILK Hosiery MILL, ING.

* CASHIER +&

Excellent Working Conditions.

de Good hours, Must ‘be able te See Mr. Moore, 913 Mer:

type. chants Bank Bldg.

CASHIER

Attractive o ing easant personal vious : essary as will

for person with + life insurance office. “as cashi train

se | HOUSEKEEPER—Good

Housekeeper

Qirls, Experienced or fo Learn Marking, packing, inspecting and wool spotting. ashion Cleaners, 1901 Central. GIRL for daytime work in package liquor store. Full or part time. 2105 W. Wash. ington.

GIRL or young woman ‘for stock and bundle room; - Steady and permanent. Commercial ercial Towel, Ri. 5737 for appointment. nf for ty typing and general office work,

GIRL GULF — GULF REFINING CO. GA-2441,

HAND SEWERS e

Must have experience on cloth

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington

HELP for general restaurant work. Must be neat, 5 days. Timmon's Lunch, 1424 Nordyke. MA-0539 (across from Stewart-Warner),

. Experienced * HOSIERY WORKERS

We have apenings at bath for

SEAMER PTATSHED MENDERS RUNNER MACHINE OPERATOR

NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RIZIR2L, 8B A.M, to P.M, i ——————. |. Wat ——— HOTEL MAIDS White or colored. Neat, steady women See Mrs, Sloat, Spink Arms hotel.

wages, we "ot full’ charge; WA-3601 ; Northwesfern car to nay Clifton,

dren; N. and White, middle aged. 4Rm, apt. 2 Adults. Lib-~| eral free hours. _Btay. $15.00. BR-3512. |

HOUBEKEEPER— White, middle-aged, for boarding house. CH-2184-

HOUSEWORK—No cookng; stay; private room. Reference.

$18. HU-T133:

INSPECTORS Girls to work in bottling plant, _ Good pay, permanent, APPLY LEONARD FARBER

- NEHI BEVERAGE CO.

1420 N. SENATE

"JOBS WITH A FUTURE Girl Beout professional positions in all npatisrof the country for aualified women | with bachelor degree, leadership and camp. staff Sxparience. Call Girl Scout office, LI-833, for appointment. .

Ce MAIS; Room. INSPECTRESSES NING

Northside |,

Multigraph Operator |

Experienced full-time em-

‘ployment. Apply Employment Office, 7th floor.

The WM. H. BLOCK CO.

| OFFICE GIRL

For General Office Work Steady Position

LEADER STORE 149 E. Washington

e PACKERS

| You will prepare packages for mail- { ing by parcel post. Light, clean work. Hours 9:30-6:30,

LANE BRYANT, INC.

152 E. MARKET ST. PAY ROLL DEPT. There is 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 person—and with a rapidly going organiza tion = Apply at our sinployimeri office between 8:30,a. m and 12 noon. BOWES “SEAL PAST "Corp. VY. 26 N N_PINE BTe

PAYROLL GIRL

With comptometer expérience; good starting salary, steady position. “

LEADER STORE

149 E. WASHINGTON ST.

PFACTICAL NURSE

home’ TA- -3091.

REGISTERED NURSE

-Day week, conditions. 20 Sts

for night duty in nursing

Essential industry. b'% Pleasant working Steady post - war position minutes from Illinois & Wash,

Call CH-0673 for Appointment ~ SALES PERSON To Represent National Organization

Salary and Commission.

PRIMROSE HOUSE DEPT.

Apply Mrs. Bush, Book Dept.

Ths WM. H. BLOCK CO: o Sales Tabulators

Hours 8:30-5:30; sitting work. teresting clerical work easily learned.

LANE BRYANT, INC. 152 E. MARKET. ST.

SEAMSTRESS

To Learn Corset Alteration

Apply Employment Office, 7th Flaor

The Wm. H. Block Co.

o SEAMSTRESSES ©

Must have experience on cloth.

INDIANA FUR CO.

114 E. Washington ~~ SICRETARY. Full or part-time. position with old established firm. MA2ATY, SHOPPERS ‘Between Ages 18-35

for Our Mail Order Dept. 40-Hour Week

Apply Employment Office, 7th Flr.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

Soda Fountain Manager $25 week. Call Mr. Wolman IR- 5222 2 te 1pm

STENOGRAPHER CLERK: TYPIST

5-DAY WEEK PERMANENT—POST-WAR SECURITY

INSLEY MANUFACTURING CO.

$01 N. Olney (3500 E. 10th St.

“Stenographer & General Office

Age limit, 35. Pive-day week. TA-1591.

STATISTICAL CLERK

Knowledge of preparation of charts, graphs, reports, ete. Also use of calculator. Permanent posiition with excellent advancement opportunity.

’

Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.

634 N, Noble St. ~ % TRAINEES %« + 118 to 35

Opshings for ambitious girls inter ested in learning a skill. Light, clean work. Short training period. Permanent position Day work, Hospitalization -and- many

other advantages. . National. Hosiery Mills

Call RETR R-am to 5 pm

Tx TYPIST &_

+ DOWNTOWN LOCATION * GOOD PAY * 5-DAY WEEK

"Call Mr. Leslie, LI-2518 Western Electric Co. 420 W. Ohio TYPIST

department; 5% days per week. Please ant working conditions. Essential in dustry with no post-war conversion | problems,

Richardson Co. 20th and Olney St. "interview,

Trey

Girl for training as report writer Must be good typist. Permanent, fylltime position with good post-war future Apply Dun & Bradstreet, Tne. 900 Test Building * TYPIST Good beginner; will train for general office work. 5% days; permanent; postwar position; pleasant surroundings and fan rots, Apply. 401 N. Capitol or ca

. TYPIST

and general office work: See Mrs. Newell, 525 N. Meridian. Storage Co Co. T ist Pleasant working conditions; yp Jermanent, | Miss Sutt or Mr. Thompson, 310 N. I TYPIST With some bookkeeping experience. 40-hour week: no Saturday work, Permanent. 537 N._ Capitol ave. TYPIST—Desirable hours, Stone,

Stafford

& MA-1451, Housekeeper needed, Assist

URGENT! with care of children, Light

household duties. No laundry, Stay. Defense worker, wife of husban $12.00 weekly, . FR-4060. 1133 8. Sheffield.

WAN] oY LADY Interested in good position with post-war future in old established retail furniture office for general

| typing necessary VICTOR FURNITURE CO. ~| 281 W. Wash, St. ; LL 7

Permanent |

e, 6th Boos Consolidated beg,:

In-|

HELP WANTED—-FEMALE

“WAITRESSES

TEE PEE WA-6440 WAITRESS #7 Sigesom oe WAITRESS an 8 OI ST.

WANTED —Lady to-get and distribute type. Some ‘experience preferred Stead werk Cprortunity for ‘advancement. __ Apply: at 8 N. Penn.

TT % WAITR ESSES *

for post exchange work. Apply Stout Feld Exchange.

White Wom, |

to work in furn, store part time. 2830 Clifton.

Woman 25 te 38 to do filing and clerical work. Permanent position. Essential industry. _See Mr. Martin, Citizens Gas & Coke Utilitv, 330 W, Sth st

Womfan wanted for clerical positions in accounting dept. Perma nent position jy an essential industry. . See Mr. Ross, 2nd floor Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 49 8. Pennsylvania,

~ WOMEN, AGE 18-25 To Prepare and Package High-Grade Cosmetics

5 a

9 HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 - ORDER PICKERS . FOR DRUG WAREHOUSE ‘8 Months’ expexience in.drug

warehouse desired. Permanent, work. Apply at once.

Dependable

) Drug Stores, @ California and Market St. | rem ————————r—————

store or daytime

evee—

POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS

"and Inexperienced Help in Plant No. 2

Apply (1 N. New Jersey St. Beck Canvas Products, Inc.

Production Machine Operators ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY NEEDS

Men and Women

THE BARBASOL co = 946 N SENATE

WRAPPERS

over 16.: Full time work. Apply Service Dept. L. Strauss & Co. YOUNG or middle-aged woman, sper. | fenced in_.or now working in phot raphy business doing selling, or OE. one with real sales ability. Fine salary and bonus and pleasant working conditions. Apply Rogers- Studio, 40 N Pénifsylvania,

HELP W /ANTED—MALE-F FEM.

AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY

Day and Night Openings

for

MEN AND WOMEN

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

‘Shirley Corp., 330 E. St. Joe

Needs Tool Makers Machinists Skilled and Unskilled Machine Operators Inspectors

+ If not now in war work apply

U. S. Employment Service

257 W Washington

BILL CLERKS

“fo operate eleciromatic ‘and manual billing machines. Excellent wages and piece work.

New York Central Freight Office

301 §. Delaware

{

ELI LILLY and Company

| has® the following job openings available | to men and women not now employed in

an essential industry:

MEN

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

WOMEN

Machine operators Production workers Comptometer operators Process operators Spanish proofreader

ost-war Possibilities

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 220 East MeCarty Street

FILE CLERK AND MESSENGER

Opportunity for advancement PENN RAILROAD 139 E South St. FOOD GHECKER CLAYPOOL HOTEL FOUNTAINEERS "Ages 16 to 50

To serve food and fountain drinks.

nN mani

See Mr. Moore. ' Dependable ®g Drug Stores. California and Market Bt.

| | |

will train. good beginner for billing

Call CH-0673 for »

Hogan Transfer and|

}

overseas; [

office’ work. Seme shorthand and!

INDPLS. | POWER & LIGHT CO.

Essential ndustry

* Laborers * Apprentice Linemen * Apprentice Water Softener Operators * Car Washer * Boiler Repairman * Office Clerks Typists

APPLY ~~ 1230 W. Morris st.

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

home. Must be able to drive car, Ad:

dress Box A-513, Times.

OPENINGS IN AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

WESTERN UNION

WANTS

10 YOUNG ‘WOMEN to Frain for Teiephone Re-

cording. ors. No rience * sat Needed” Faia While * pee

Apply | Employment By Bureau

TR gayi hima | EE | i 7

4] 08s

for all types of machine opar-ators-on vital war production Excellent post-war opportuni Our own cafeteria. Experi. enced or inexperienced.

‘Mitchel & Scott Machine Co. 1841 Ludlow

cet a et Fee ——

VITAL FACTORY WORK

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

THE BARBASOL COMPANY

846 N. Senate Ave.

WAR JOBS WITH PEACE TIME OPPORTUNITY

Establish Yourself In An Essential Industry. Jobs New Available,

“vk Compositor and Molder vw Machinist % Wood Die Maker

- Apply Today Employment Office INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

700 West Morris - Street

i ——— oe rp——GL—————————————— % Wool Presser % Fashion Cleaner, 1901 Central. EXPERIENCED HELP-~-White, “~ an hour, No Sunday or holidays. Hours 7 a. m, to 3 p.m No phone calls. Mutual __Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware. 11

HELP HELP WANTED—MALE

Pleasant work. Chance for advancement.’

NOTICE)

All male workers oovered

HELP WANTED-MALE

“CYLINDER "PRINTING PRESSMAN

Paper Package" Company’

Del aware

DISTRICT MANAGER

for Circulation Department” The Indianapolis ‘Times has an opening for a man between 25 and 45 yrs. Good starting wage and excellent opportunity for advancemerit. 5-Day, 40hour week, Must have a car. This is classified Ar’ esfential industry and| this position is permanent. Please phone for appointment. RI-5551.° Mr, Allio. ELEVATOR OPERATORS over 18; colored, Apply Service Dept. L._ St Strauss & Co

* FACTORY "WORK x

in essential Industry with per cent of war work. 45-Hr Week, § days with 47% hours pay. Apply .

CROWN PAPER BOX CO. 32 E, Georgia Filling Room Machine Operators

Permanent Jobs Will train. See ‘Mr: Stroup THE POLK SANITARY MILK co. 1100 E. 15th. |

“* FINISHER WANTED *

To burn in and polish off pianos.

M | Essential ble.

ROSELYN BAKERY

1631 Prospect St. “PITTMA

Needs a man, 45 years or over, for production and janitor bb making material for the war. and public health. Regular hours. Steady work.

Apply Personnel Office 1200 Madison Avs,

“RETURNING VETERANS

Essential industry ed In repairing machine tools for vital war plants of fers immediate employment for skilled, semi-skilled machinists, floor ssseme blers 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 important work is all you need See Mr Westphal at the Ine

dianapolis Machinery and Supply Ce.

1950 8 Meridian St Tool Designers

and Draftsmen GOOD WAGES OVERTIME ESSENTIAL. INDUSTRY BL-0703

Truck Body Repair Men

See Wm, R. Stewart

Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass. Ave.

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

120 E. Ohio

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD

139 E. South

" FOUNTAIN MEN TE=feF

Freight House Truckers

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

N. Y. Central Freight Station

301 South Delaware

® Good Starting Salary ® Opportunity for Advancement ® Excellent Pest-war Future ® No Tire or Grease Work

GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington $t.

EXP. GROCERY DEPT. MGR,

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

HOUSEMEN CLAYPOOL HOTEL Handy man for work around Janitor apt. houses; $100 per mo, live ing quarters HU-2485

KITCHEN . HELPER

Salary. room, board, laundry.

Miss Mulvey, Laboratory Technician ital war work. No

4-F preferred. postwar conversion problem. Good chance for advancement. Apply Mr, Miller,

CH-T676.

by the PriomY Referral Plan wilt required 0 comply en a wWMe regulations

Jk Auto Body Metal Man rok

Will Train — Top Pay

Pennsylvania Motor Inn v [450 N. Pennsylvania Street J

AUTO MECHANICS

WANT TO WORK IN

DO YOU

YEARS' STANDING. AL THIS ADDS (PF TO THE FACT YOU CAN RE IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF ON OUR MONEY AND MAKE BIG MONEY YOUR. SELF NOW, AND BE SET AFTER THE WAR. ALSO WE ARE AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. THEN SEE JETT WILLIAMS, 720 N MERIDIAN, TODAY.

AUTO MECHANICS

BUSY SHOP-—-WELL EQUIPPED. ESSEN'MAL INDUSTRY. GET SET NOW: TRANSPORTATION . IS VITAL DURING THE WAR, AND WE WILL BE GOING STRONG IN THE POST-WAR YEARS. SUPERIOR CHEVROLET 552 E. Wash. inti Ne fhe Experienced on Ford Automobiles aMr. Kinsley L BAKING CO. 318. W. Vermont

AUTO MECHANIC

PERMANENT NIN SoD PAY

HARRY A. SHARP co. 413 VIRGINIA AVE.

AUTO MECHAN a. GOOD CONDITIONS ~-GU TEE~COMMISSIONS 30TH & ce SALES TA-4501

oy, .or Draft-Exempt Man AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC REPAIR

work Opportunity. Mr. Murray, 318 B. East st.

BAKER

Also an experienced oven man. Open evening for Interview, WEST BAKING CO. 1331 E. Wash,

BARBER Joe Heath's ' Barber Shop.

133 W Market

"Boys With Bicycles

Age 15 or over to work after school, not later than 7 p. m Also nll time work Sat. and Sundays Good wages Pleasant, healthful war work Mr Dalton, IB N Meridian

WESTERN UNION

* Boys—Light Delivery >

on streetcar. $18.00. a week to start . Full-time; 40 hour week; Saturday off;

We need machine operators

time and one-half for overtime. 447 Bankers Trust Bldg. LI-6996,

9% BOYS T0 PARK CARS +

OHIO & PENN

s CABINET MEN 4% % FINISHERS . % ° -v PATCHERS %

Call at Once

WILKING MUSIC CO.

- GAR WASHER

QUIPPED AND BUSY SHOP THAT 6 orvins JLENTY OF WORK NOW AND IN THE POST-WAR YEARS. ALSO WE ARE, AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY,

Superior Chevrolet 55 EB Wash. iis - L1-a338. Coal Truck: Driver A og

401 8 State st.

3830 Brookville a

LI-4378. |,

MUESING- MERRICK COAL 00.

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

343 W. McCarty

Muesing-Merric

3830 Brookville road 1114 B 22d

Watchman

janitor work in connection. | 4421, Mr chinery & Supply Co. WANTED--Man to set and distribute type,

side Sanatorium. . Mr. F SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS 13 PRESIDENTAL HYMN.

Appointment Needed

{ Sober, e Laundry Washman °C300, 500 May stay on place or go home. Married | ar single. Sep Thomas Glod, engineer, 8 Francis Hospital, Beech Grove. *

* LEARN A TRADE learn Daker's

Excellent hy to 16 40 Time and one-

trade. Age hall over 40 ay, Essential industry with a post-war security eve. nings for interview West 8Saking Co. 1331 BE. Washington st.

Lithograph Press Helpers T0¢ an’ hour for day work,

180 nour for night work Considerable overtime aecessary

Wm, 8. Burford- Printing -Co.

603 | E Washington

erent — ee. ~ LUMBER HANDLERS Steady, outside, healthy, good Pay: no experience necessary Carter Lee Lumber Co. 1621 W. Wash. St, | MAN to wash trucks. Some porter work, See Mr, Harmon. 1331 E. Washington: Street,

MAN for general store work. Inquire manager Vonnegut Hardware Co., 4321 Colege.

MAN to drive truck and york 2 rocery. Experienced. References. 8

* MEN + 16 to 60 YEARS

For production jobs In essential paper industry

No Experience Necessary Interviews trom 8 A. M to 8 P M

The Beveridyc Paper Co.

717 W Washington

MEN

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY . Experience NOT Necessary

Pull or part time - Steady work now and after the war. Our business A in operation here for 75 years

National Starch Produots, ine. 1515 8 DROVER.

for Miscellaneous Factory Work

Central States Envelope Co. 16 8. Sherman Drive

MEN 16 to 60

“| COSMETICS

Essential work; post-war security; 8%. day week. All daytime work with plenty of overtime No experience necessary. Good starting salary Apply Mr. Miller, |

W. J. HOLLIDAY & Co. |

ha WwW. Mc 3 _W. McCarty

MEN WANTED

Essential Industry

PAPER PACKAGE CO. ~~ 802 8. Delaware - T MEN WANTED Lithograph Press Helpers : 706 an hour tor day work: 78¢ am

nour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 B

Washi MEN WITH CARS

Late model to os Su ring full or WESTERN UNION NIGHT MOPPER HOTEL LINCOLN PAINTER WANTED

MA-8756

or IR. or. IR. Tams venings

Licensed d Plumber pen ! 5

TRUCKS TO HAUL COAL

GOOD RATE OF PAY. Coal Co.

401 8. State

for Sundays only from 8 A. M. to midnight, Bome Phone GA» Indianapolis Mae 1950 -8. Meridian,

Westphal,

Steady work. Some experience preferred. Apply at 15 N. Penn

YARD MAN—PAINTERS

Salary, room, board. laundry. Sunnye CH-7676. Mr. Bur

PRESIDENTAL “A Prayer’ hy a retired Presbyterian minister, 25¢ per copy, post paid. CH-3586.

PERSONAL SERVICES 1

“Attractive Beauty

SPECIALS

oil Permanent

PERMANENT $3.95

INTERNATIONAL Beauty School 342 E. WASH.

V3 We IIo: 212-214 E. 16th Adam

Clogged Sewers Ope Rl 8814 H&W SEWER

CLEANING CO, R. 9108 | Clogged sewers, downspouts, sink ‘drains, roots, cut out with electric gel. No. dige Bing, ro mess. Work guar. Estimates fres,

TTT WE SPEGILER. Front End Repairing and Aligning Aute and Trucks all Mates) PITZNAGEL & CLAY,

FURNACE T DICK DO OUT; NEW SMOKE PIPES AND WATER COILS. DFL G. MA-2378 ONE-DAY SERVICE Emergency Dry Cleaners Cresoent Cleaners, 1244-46 N. Cap.

Luzier, advertised in DARCY'S CHIL~ -8920,

Medical

by Journal. DREN'S SHOP, HU

HALIBURTON BROTHERS — Interior and

exterior decorating; alse wall steaming; immediate service. CH-1996.

Furnace Repairs Woe guaranteed cal

aie, oe hig IR-6968 Hardwood floors oe a

ished, refinished. Est. free. *BR-8625

MACHINE shop. production work, experi menta. reasonable prices. Tux.Ten Hardwar: and Maautacturing Co., E 10t,.. CH-33 ¥ TE Box (nnerspring Mattresses repaired early, RI-1832 Interior—kitchen & bathrms, a specialty. Call BE-1019-W,

Painting o"eciy Paper Hanging oie, Ime

mediate service, , CH» 6258-M. PAPER HANGING, raper cleaning, steams ing Kem~Tone work, interior painting; Iateet samples, 37 years’ experience; v «ite. Robertson, -4114-W - PAPERHANGI mples shown, lmmes diate service. FR-3056 : JSAPERING, painting, cleaning, steaming, carpestry Elmer He 1A~3898.

Patek Plastering ™ oases) PERMANENT WAVE SALE

Nationally advertised Permanent. ordie aarily soli fof $5, on sale this week $245 Appointment Needed

coOLD WAVES . . , $1.50

y Worth -$10 S12 All Work Guaranteed

Open Every Nite Til 10 P. M,

pin hy n at 830 A M nd Your Children ROYAL a Roosevelt; Bldg — R1-0481 REMODELING & building contractor, Free estimates, Howard Hall, 1923 N. Meridian. Evenings. TA-8134. Roof Repairs, sll Kinds, New RB roofs. Guaranteed work Ri-2928 years In usiness. estimates. 8 OO

Call us STRONG CH- 6110- R Washers repaired & ree ouilt = Work guaranteed. WELL work, water $ystoma, electric and go ‘motors Repaired or, rebuilt, BR 8 PROMPT SERVICE ~~ Work fs" Central Beinoms Radio Service, . WA-390

Hardwood firs. refin. R

today for BL- 1200

T | FETERBACK amr mov] and Tight : hauling; uick service CH- M. ROOMS Ny BOARD = i

BARTON HOTEL

Clean, atiractive good beds. Weekly en upon application: Delawargt . at Mich a ont room, ate! bath; »

tran ae,

Gilbert Hotel ** * Maen su

\N, N.. 2100 WE Nice og oom; | +

2; near eating places; good 8 room, sanstan hot “Employed.

y wate a preferred. WA-8451, 14 room; 7 comstant Th y 5

trans. TH

Steaming Work

pip

GLEN a Ll gan

re mp op

A A TINA fa 5