Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1945 — Page 14

DEATH NOTICES 1

HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9H)

3 2s apolis “Times, Tuesday, Jan. 30, , 1043 RE—Meliscena, - mise 73 years, be- . AE foved wife of Benjam H. McIntire,

mother of Clyde Caldwell ern of Mrs. Ira Sallee, "Mrs. Belle Glendenning,

Lebanon, grandmother of Pvt. Delbert Caldwell, Pauline, Phillis and Bute Caldwell, great grandmother o erry HAMMOND, Ind, Jan. 30 (U.P), and Jimmie Caldwell, passed away TuesA missing bartender and waitress! day, 11 a. m. Service Thursday, 1:30

Shirley Brothers Central illinois st. Burial Crown Friends may call at the chapel

y were believed to have been IR trem pught in an explosion which de-| Hill.

At least 16 persons were injured | at the funeral home after Wednesday in ‘the blast and firemen .and| noon. : resc earched for addl- | SHARP Louis V.. of 1549 N. Grant ave. " ue squads 5 ar -entered. into rest. Sunday, age 62 years g “tional victims. husband of Lyle Sharp, father of Co i er, identi-| Lenora Ramsey, brother of Walter an Ly Said the a Ham Henry Sharp, grandfather a vin and A ’ "| Vernon Ramsey.. Services Wednesday, 3| ¢ waitress| p. m., at Moore & Kirk, [Northeast ‘mond, and an. unidentified walt Chapel, 2530 Station st. SE rfend: are were believed to have been in the| yeicome. Burial Memorial Park. (Moore fish and chicken eating spot at| Mortuaries 5:30 p.m. when a terrific—blast;

| STUCKEY—Sarah M., 2855. N...Pennsyl-.

vania st, entered into rest ‘Monda¥, age apparently originating in the gas i yeu, widow of Isaac Stuckey, mother 0! rs. aomi Vandivier, Mrs. uth heating plant beneath the cocktail | Meixner, Mrs. Katherine Welch and bar and main dining room, Tocked | Otis, Fred, Edward and Paul Stuckey. Services Thursday, 10:30 a, m., at Harry

the restaurant. Moore Peace Chapel. Priends are

Sheets of flame, fed by a cracked] welcome. Burial Memorial Park ceme- , A $ ( sville, gas main, roared through the res-| g’" 414 Spencer, Ind, papers please

& Son after Wednesday noon yed the Phil Schmidt | RO BINSON--Ethel, Bargersville, R. R., betaurant last night just as guestS| joved sister of Louise, passed away S » Tuesday morning. Services Thursday re filing in for the dinner rush 2:30 p. m, at the J. C. Wilson Funeral | nur, Home in Greenwood. Friends invited. Burial Mt; Pleasant. Friends may calll..

ate in figures; experienced or inex-

MACHINE BOOKKEEPER Under 28 Experience desirable “but not necessary. Hours: 8 to 3 Half day Saturdays. Here's an opportunity to get set for now and after the war with a growing nationally known manufacturer. Liberal pension ‘plan. « Group health and accident insurance, etc, own cafeteria serving luncheons at cost. Phone Mr. Pond, LI-§501

Chemical Laboratory Assistant

With training or experience IN CHEMISTRY. If not employed in essential industry apply

LINK BELT CO.

220 8. Belmont Or our interviewer at U. S. Employmgnt Service, 257 Ws Washington St.

‘Sc CLEANING WOMEN

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

CLERICAL

‘Permanént position for girl in"

production control; must be accur-

perienced.

Mitchel & Scott Machine Co.

1841 Ludlow

. taurant, caving in the entire two- | copy). n w ALLACE-Done Bell, 67 years, of 1502 story brick and glass front and most | 7th st wife of James Wallace, of the south wall. Ro of Wiley Cole, Fay Gibson, stepocktail| mother of Mrs. Alvin Parker, Mrs, LodeMost of the 40 diners and po I ma Jaynes, and Ernie Wallace, sister of customers escaped to safety throug 11 Estella Burr of city, Ethel Sexton, Pear! ing. walls and ceil-{ Major and Sam King of Arkansas, David Doles eT 3 diz and Lemme King of Texas, passed away y ? 2 Aieti inned under| dan Puneral Home, 1550 Brookside ave, for possible yietims p any time. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 31, the debris. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Wash-

Sunday. Friends may call at the Jor-

p—— ington Park Y DEMANDS WILSON — Nellie M., 4172 Carrollton, | MILITAR : widow of Dr. A. L. Wilson and mother | » . of Mrs. G. Ross Swickard, Detroit, | Cut TIRE SUPPLY Mich.; Mrs. Henry L. Rivers of Green-| ’ { ville, N. C.; Wilbur N, Wilson, Mattoon | Ill; Mrs, Ned Barker, Indianapolis, Mrs, WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (U. PJ). | Charles Mock of Zanesville, O.: John| —Mili ads today took an-| H. of Chicago, passed away Monday | Military demai ® oy ivilian morning. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m,, other large slice Oo e civi at residence. Friends invited. Interpassenger tire supply. ment Crown Hill, Priends may call at | : ‘ residence. | The office of price adminiStration | yo /,0y orice A, husband of Aldean, | announced February civilian tire| father of Betty Jayne, brother of I' Charles W., Edward J.,, Mrs. Noell H.| quotas at 1, 600,000, including moto Bell and Mrs. L. H..Kendall, Boonville, | cycle tires. This compares with | 1nd. Service at Flanner & Buchanan |

1:30 p. m, Friends|

Mortuary, Wednesday, Priends |

invited. Burial Union Chapel. may call at mortuary. LZAINEY—Evelyn, wife of Capt Frederick |

quotas of 1,800,000 in January and 2,000,000 in December. Rationing Chief Max McCule

* kc Comptometer Operator J |

Take any northbound streetcar to 30th st. Then transfer E

Comptometer Operator

Must be experienced. permanent. Salary based on your experience.

Call Harold Schuman LI- 1351 Ext. 235 for Appt.

Familiar With Payroll Work Apply Employment Office PACKARD MFG. CORP.

2900 Columbia

[LABY—For light. mechanical Work.

HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 ICERS AND WRAPPERS

Permanent jobs in our. cake and roll departments, Pleasant work;

with good pay. Day or night hours. Apply OMAR, INC. 901 E. 16TH 8ST.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

HELP WANTED—FEMALE ’

SPANISH SPEAKING STENOGRAPHER

Who can take dictation and transcribe in Spanish.

EY LILLY AND COMPANY | xiv is.

220 E. McCarty

HELP WANTED MALE PEM. 10

EASE NOW ONLY $126

® EASY TERMS ARRANGED © SMALL PAYMENT WILL HO ENROLLMENT UP TO AND INCLUDING ENROLL ® NO AGE LIM TT ONLY 8TH GRADE EDUCATION NEEDED,

Exe

perience not necessary. 15 N, Pennsyl-

'VANn,A Sto, Light Factory Work Colored. 1120 E. 32d St. WA-18%7, MAIDS ROOM INSPECTRESSES CLEANING WOMEN LAUNDRY WORKERS CLAYPOOL HOTEL

COLORED MAIDS for part-time work evenings; downtown office bldg. Apply Rm. 402, 108 E. Washington st.

"ATTENTION! JANUARY GRADUATES GENERAL OFFICE WORK We have a permanent position open for a beginner between the ages of 18

and 35, no . experience necessary Accuracy in. figures essential, some

STOCK GIRLS

interesting work. fill orders to be’ mailed by parcel post,

LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. Market St.

Pleasant, You will

Open Every Nite ‘Til 10 P.M.

® TO _ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS AND HOUSEWIVES. Own your own shop . earn «$125-$200 weekly, ‘depending on the size of shop, or we place you on well paying responsible position, <Easy-to Learn Method, Phone for detailed information, RI-0481. Royal, Beauty Academy. Free Catalogs. 401 Roosevelt Bldg., Cor, Il. & Wash Sts.

x r EXPERIENCED TYPIST %k|__ CLAYPOOL HOTEL Splendid opportunity for above-aver- SA i Anh age girl; order billing, form and fill« in letters, filing and genera! office WOMEN duties. An excellent opporsunity m General Factory Work.

& permanent position

Res POMBIDIE quties.

Apply Room 630, Postal Station | Bldg., Illinois at South

or the right girl to develop and to assume more

-C00K FOR COFFEE SHOP

HELP. WANTED—MALE n AUTO MECHANICS. GOOD CONDITIONS

us RANTEE~COMMISSIO| 30TH & CENTRAI SALES TAIL

WANTED Body Repair Men and Helpers

48 Hour week. Time and one-half over 40 hours. Vital wartime industry with a definite postwar future, Apply :

FRUEHAUF TRAILER CO,

828 KE. Washington 8t,

BODY AND FENDER MAN

$1.75 per hour. Busb Bod 216 %. Michigan. CH-17 TAL. Y. Buop. BOY, 16-17

Neat-appearing and interested in window display and card writing TKS A career. Apply Mr. Mack,

MORRISONS

20 W. Washington.

Punch Press @ Drill Pp resse Tool

typing. Apply after 7:30 a. m., Cook Coffee, 936 £ Georgia, or phone

No experience necessary, Some typing. Shorthand not required. Centrally located downtown, Forty-hour week, no Saturday

TYPIST

_MA-3i04 for appointment for medium-sized downtown office of Nor” Necsuary GENERAL OFFICE WORK |nishiy, resariea siovear.old business or Day or Night

hand not required. No experience necessary. No Saturday work, 915 Peoples Bank Building.

Work, (rd hrs. per wk.

—Apply between 8 A, M. S4P. M Including Sat.

work. A fine opportunity for a beginner to learn interesting, specialized wark. Advancement assured to one who is willing

TYPIST AND BILLERS

time and one-half over

52-day week;

to assume responsibility. Call in person, (40 hours General Motors Parts Div, contract, for fire repair work, 915 Peoples Bank Building, = 347 W. 9th. Huber Contracting otnpany GENERAL OFFICE © WORK TYPIST Deyfrabie hours. Stone, Slat. EXPERIENCED. restaurant help, white WAIL aL Ligh ord & Stone, 6th floor, Con- 2 ’ N6 experience necessary: fine oppor- solidated Bldg. MA-1451. $25 a week. No Sundays. 154 N. Delatunity for beginner in medium sized office Ware st, . ASHER of highly respected. 37 year old pustuess ~ WAITRESSES organization Agreeable surroundings, : centrally .located downtown, thus saving Warm, Inclosed garage. Warm your .time on bus No Saturday wars A Pull or part time. MACHINE water, Essential. Some typing but shorthand not required. W. T. GRANT CO. Call in verson, 915 Peoples Bank Bldg 25 E. Washington OPERATORS APPLY MR. KIXSLEY.

GENERAL OFFICE HELP

to Columbia. Plant at] uh and Columbia. Only 25 minutes from

Circle.

. Comptometer Operator

If you want a position with a well established concern where you will have post-war future we would like to have your application for a position now open. Excellent salary and working conditions. 5%-Day week Our employees know about this ad ADDRESS TIMES. BOX A498

A. Zainey, U. 8. A. A. F. in England, | lough said that as long as the | also survived by her parents and sevilits ires on- eral brothers and sisters in London, military demands for ur 5 Eng., died in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Fu-| tinue, civilian allocations will re-| peral Wednesday, 8:30 at the kgs i mortuary, 9 a. m., St. Philip eri main short. : church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Truck, bus and tractor-implement | priends may call at mortuary after 7 i p. m. today. tire quotas for. February will De | JLEZNIK Frank, age 55, beloved hus-

. generally unchanged from January, | band of Mrs: Agnes Zeleznik, Europe; father of-Joseph Zeleznik, Europe; passed |

McCullough said. away Sunday evening at 762 N. Holmes

% Comptometer Operator *

CALL RI-13%—5:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M.

18 to 30

To Do Interesting Payroll Work Typing Required; Beginners Considered.

. NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

ave Funeral Wednesday, 8:15 a. m., FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 at the Stevens & Sons Funeral Home, 2831 W. 10th’ 9 a. m. at the Holy Trinity | church. Friends may call at

the fu-| Hotel,

For permanent position in new organization. Complete opportunity for advance-

WAITRESSES

TEE PEE

WA-6440|

We need machine operators

| BOYS, 2

Boys With Bicycles A 15 or over 3 work after school, not ier “than-—1-p.—-m. Also. full time] work t. and Sundays. Good wages. Pleasant, healthful war work. Mr, Dalton, 18 N. Meridian

WESTERN UNION “3 BOYS TO PARK CARS

Bupirs GC Garage, 126 E. Wabash. See enned To put out circulars after school, Apply 124. W. Wash.

Either on hourly basis or by labor

GENERAL BAKING CO,

318 W. Vermont

Exverienced preferred

| ment with. post-war security assured. for vital war production. We {Ideal wcrking conditions, Call RI-3431 ? Yor. sppomtn ment WANTED have an attractive offer for you. GENERAL office work; suitable for a Experienced middle-aged white woman, young “lady interested in ‘permanent capable coo, at modern restaurant with Apply now. position: 4 Hable immediately Wy all electric cooking equipment, Located established firm, down town, M near Municipal Airport (bus service at Mr: Mitchell, door.) Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co. OFFICE CASHIER | =i TURNER'S ESTAURANT, I E Phone BE-5007. 1545 VanBuren

W.T. ANT CO.

25 E. Washington

Sundays off. 909 E. 2

WANTED—Woman or girl to call for 2 children by week; $10, room and board, | 23d.

Production Machine -Operators

OFFICE GIRL

WHITE—General housework; good wages;

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

The Indianapolis Times has an opening in its editorial department for girl over 18 years of age and with at least a High School education. Pleasant work, 5-day week of 40 hours, vacations with pay and excellent opportunity for advancement. “Experience -is not necessary

ELEVATOR OPERATOR

18 or over. See Mrs. Sloat, Spink Arms | 410° N. Meridiana. :

neral home any time. Burial St. Joseph | cemetery i i CARDS OF THANKS 2 LITTLE—We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes and messages | received at the death of our husband and father, J. Burdette Little. We also thank the Rev. George Frantz, and the pallbearers, the Masonic Order, Delta U|

Slawner g Suchanan.

Services

ENVELOPE MACHINE OPERATORS |

For Light, Pleasant Factory Work

PERMANENT EMPLOYMEN

‘Central States Envelope Co.

16 South Sherman Drive

Fraternity ane Hisey & Tit MRS. BURDETT LITTLE AND | SON, JORN B-LITT |

HARRISON, Forest E. WILSON, Nelife M.

pte 4

YOUNT, Horace A. We wish. to ae our many | 8ee complete notices for relatives and friends for their sym-| time and date of funeral pathy, kindness and beautiful flowers]

received at the death of our dear moth-|

er, Julia Suess. HER CHILDREN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Feannea s Buchanan

vy 25 WEST PALL CREEK BLVD. TA 3377

erase |

i W. T Blasengym aia

| chance to | work. S| between 8:30 a. m.-12 noon

FILE CLERK

We are looking for an ambitious girl]

to serve as file clerk in our accounting! department.

his position offers plenty of opportunity to advance, including a learn 1. B. tabulating Apply at our employment office

Bowes “Seal Fast” Corp. 216 N. Pine St

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME DEATH NOTICES

i 1934 W. Michigan St. BE-1934 | x : Market 1234 indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1% FARLEY FUNERALS re 1 BRANAN —Margaret, age 34, daughter of} Mrs. Eunice Fletcher, sister of Carl| FLANNER & BUCHANAN — 25 W. Fall Schoonover of Indianapolis, Roger x Creek Boulevard TA-3377 Schoonover of U. 8. army in England, pe d away Sunday at 347 W. Merrill | BERT S. GADD néral and services .at the resi-| 2130 Prospect St.

adce of her brother, 1033 8S. Senate ave., ne GRINSTEINER'S

Wednesday, 2 p. m. Burial Floral Park. |

Speaks & Pum service. 1801 E. New Yark MA-531 COLLINS—William H., of 1519% Stévm | i are. entered into rest Saturday, sage | G. H. HERRMANN years, at Veterans’ hospita arion, 8. MA-8455 | Ind. Husband of Florence Collins, father | 1503 EAST ST. ! of Joan, Lauren and Pvt. Herbert Cob | "HISEY & TITUS lins, brother of Beri Collins. - Services| Wednesday, 3 o'clock, at Harry W. Mocre 951 N Delaware St. -3828 | 'eace apel. Friends are welcome . . Buroal Crown Hill. Mqore Mortuaries. SHIRLEY BROS. Co. CORRELL—Otto Watson, age 75 years, be. Jot N _fliinols Li-3408 |

. loved husband of Bessie 8. Correll and

brother of Mrs. Frances Turnbull, passed | ROBERT Ww. STIRLING

away suddenly at the late home, 46 N.| 1422 Prospect MA-4944 ealing. Time of funeral given later. IT C. Wilson “CHAPFL OF THE CHINES Shirley service. Bia Prospect St. 9433

GOLD +7 STAR LOST & FOUND 1

wo cle + GREENWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green. | LOST— Black bilifold on E. Michigan car

wood, 518 Livingston ave. brother of| Of vicinity of Denny and Michigan, | Connie Greenwood, was killed in action rae night. Liberal reward. IRSept Memorial service to be held|_ 3! 618 N. Chester

at 8 p. m., Feb. 1, at School 67, 3615) LOST—Male beagle hound, black and tan,

W. Walnut st. Friends invited, {, 13%; inches tall; answers to name HALL—Anna N., age 50 years, wife of | sr Reward 807 Lexington ave Orin M. Hall, mother of Lena and Anna | _Fr-42 Hall, sister of Perry and Richard Floyd, | ToT black dog with white feet Kokomo, and Arnistrong Floyd, passed wearing dog tag and broken harness away Monday a. m. Service Wednesday, tied with. green ribbon Answers 3 p. m. Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, “Laddie.” Rev ard CH-5365-J 946 N.- II st. Burial Floral Park.| [GST Black snake-skin purse, red leather Friends may call at the chapel any time | lining, at Indiana Bowling Alley. ReHARRISON—Forest E., husband of Helen ward.. HU-4158 i Kennedy Harrison, son of Mrs. Oscar! [OST— Black male dachshund, vicinity Harrison and brother of Mes. J T+ Ravmond st—and-Rd—29 Reward IR. Hughes, passed away Tuesday. Service 4284 » . at Planner & Buchanan Mortuary. Time

later. (Noblesville papers please copy).. (LOST=Black cameo ring. Inglana theater | = HUF FMAN—=John, 1008 -E.-Morris -8t.,-hys- 5-4 man: pe RE FR~ psa . " band of Cora, father ‘of Mrs. Lucille | Keller, Mrs. Iva Rose and Lee Johnson, | LOST Novelty square watch on bracelet |

passed away Monday evening. Services| band; gift from husband overseas. Re- |

Thursday, 3 p. m. at the J. C. Wilson | ard. Call evenings E18 spre | “Chapel of the Chimes, 1234 Prospect| LOST—Tan pigskin billfold containing | BL Friends invited. Burial Memorial | papers, valuable only to owner, reward *% Park. Friends may call at the “Chapel __RI-5407 w: 0f the Chimes. LOST—Platinum diamond wedding ring. , JENSEN — Dorathea, age 78, passed away Liberal reward. MA- -0466: BR-15 12 Sunday, Jan. 28. .Sister-in-law of Mrs.| TGST Man's Masonic billfold Initials August Jensen, aunt of August H., | H. R. W. Reward. BE-087 Elmer, Raymond and August C, Jensen, | COST Fa an se mre Mrs. Ethel Richardson, Mrs. Grace Har. | LOST—Roller skates in brown ui case | ris, Mrs. Geraldine Williams and: Mrs. | On Brookside trolley. CH-2 Inez Hare. Funeral service at the oe LOST—Male vellow angora cat, iba residence, 2052 8. Meridian st, Wediies-1 to Nickie — Reward. MA-8116. day, 2 p. m. Interment Crown Hill4 TN BLOT | * Cemetery. Friends invited | INSTRUCTIONS 8 LAWS —Eugene, age 61 years, stepfather Important Information | of Pail Reynolds, passed away Monday « Funeral services Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2 FOR WOMEN p. m., at the George W, Usher Mortu- Need eat Practi®al - Nurses for ary, 2313 W. Washington. Friends. In-| ful] or oe a City ora] vited. Burial Floral Park cemetery.| ay home. Experience and high school | Friends may call ot mortuary any time. | education not Necessary Ages 18 to 60 LEY—John M, age 74 years, beloved | Instruction under supervision of regisfather of Mrs, Laura Fox of California, tered nurses. Prominent doctor is Med- | Mrs QGirtha Hamacher of Missouri, Mrs, | ical Consultant. “'Nursing supplies inWillis Greene, Walter, Henry and Her- cluded. Information free. Write Wayne! man Ley ot Indianapolis, brother of Mrs.| School of Practical Nursing, Box A811, . Anna Schultheis of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. care Times Lizzie Quinn, Mrs, John Marquett andi™ LEARN BEAUTY | CULTURE

Pete Ley of Sevmour, of Indianapolis

and George J. Ley

INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL also survived by nine

Demands for skilled operators exceed tel

grandchildren and 12 great-grandchil- | yyunly [earn under expert teachers dren, passed -away Jan. 20, Requiem pREE SHAMPOO Monday through high mass 10 a. m. Thursday, St. Mary's wednesday from 10 a m 0 1 p m. Sp Catholic church, North Vernon. Burial gia] Cold Wave Permanent at Te ori Ore St. Mary's cemctery. Priends may call! price International Beauty School, 342 at Little & Sons’ funeral home, 1916|% wash st N. Meridian, after 7 p, m. Wednesday. | mre re econo (Seymour papers please copy). | HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 'MERCER-—Be¢:!, beloved mother of Mar- —— S— is» garet Smalley of St. Paul, Minn Helen | Accounts Receivable Posting |

Huffine of Dugan, Ind, and Rev. Rus-

sell Mercer of Hastings, Minn. passed Clerk for National Machine away Sundav Service, Wednesday, 10.30 | ALSO A. m., it Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321] _~

rw. Ray st. Burial Memorial Friends may call at the moctuar

NEWHOUSE Ada, 1227 Wright st., be

Jark

\ Girl for General Office Work

Sl4-Day Week

loved mother of Mrs. Naomi worten- | y burger and John Newhouse of Indiar o General Electric Supply Corp. aps is, and Pvt. Robert Newhouse, To 326 W. GEORGIA Limes | pah, Nev. passed away Sunday, Serv-| ATE Bhort hours will lces Thursday, 8:30 a. m. at the J. C AVON PRODUCTS a Nn $8 0 o0| Wilson pape 3 the Chimes and 9), $2000 in comm for women who ne a.m. at . Patrick's church. Friends | to care tor family and yet work. RI- §539 invited. Burial Holy Crods- TPriends| _g territories west 7 may call at the Chapel of the Chimes

any time,

Experienced

KINGSBURY —Eliza Ellen, age 92 years, | beloved randmother of Charles CC. | BILL CLERK Richard and Robert W. Hall and]

Mrs. Warren Pischer, sister of Edward

Essentisl industry; typewriter op-

ise Regner, Puneral Wedheatay, at Mavaigovi eration; full-time = employment; Methodist church, 11 a. m. Burial] good starting salary; references Mahalagville cemetery. six miles| [eduired. Apply Mr. Miller

southwest of Martinsville, Ind, Priends| W, J, HOLLIDAY & CO.

call at iriey Broth Central | may at ah ers Central 543 W. McCarty

Ghagel Tu and at Methodist chureh |... i—— {i Mahwiasville, 1 : ~ % BOOKKEEPER #

1 a m.| vi e copy). (Martins tie papers Please To _ussist general bookkeeper. pani established organization, § UN eral knowledge of accounting and be willing to accept - responsibility Our | company is now devoted to war work bug we will reconvert to peace-time production after the war without loss of time” We preter a woman between 25 and 40 Phos Miss Basey, RI-3326, for appeintmen HUGH 5, BAKER & CO. 602 W. McCarty St.

EL MAIDS olored Neat, stead oft, 1k Arms ho! q nd {}

Lous, beloved husband Must have gen.

amie) ‘Matheny and brother of Pickerill, several nieces and away at his home, 119 Suhida ®. m. Friends neral services

Take Columbia Car to 19th & Martindale

of old]

women. ge

"% FILE CLERK %

Permanent positions open in our filing -department. Experience unnecessary. Pleasant working con- a

ditions Near downtown. For interview call at w.. American States Ins. Co.

FILE CLERKS

Part sitting, part standing work. We train you for a permanent office position. No night work.

LANE BRYANT, INC.

752 E. Market St. |

Tao, | N. Meridian | SH — | | | |

FINISHERS & TRIMMERS

Bonus Plan—8-Hour Day

KARPEX MFG. CO. |

1436 E. 19th St.

aie | | |

FLATWORK

FEEDERS AND FOLDERS

Good starti ready

ng pay

Come for work

STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington Ave.

"FUR OPERATORS

Permanent employment Pleasant sufroundings: $0-HOUR WEEK.

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

The Wm. H. Block Co.

Girl for coke service depart ment to answer phone, file and do a little typing. Permanent job in essential industry

See Mr, Bigafoos, 8 to 10 A.M. 3rd Floor Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 49 8. Penn

| zation, I

Please see Mr. Free. 214 W. Maryland or phone RI-5551 General office SE typing Office Girl and shorthand not necessary. Chance for BOVANCEfIONL Mr. Fisher, Firestone Stores, 202 N. Illinois.

PAY ROLL DEPT.

There is an interesting opportunity in our pay roll department for an experi-| enced, capable girl. It is a job with plenty of opportunity to get ahead for the right person—and with a rapidly going organiApply at our employment office between 8:30 A. M. and 12 noon.

BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP,

216 N. PINE ST.

To POLICY WRITER

r downtown insurance company. 5

liberal time off; private room. HU-7408. NEEDS

for Piano Action Work Interesting Job—Pleasant

Surroundings

610 S. New Jersey “WOMEN, AGE (8-25 |* or inexperienced.

To Prepare and Package High-Grade Cosmetics

PRIMROSE HOUSE DEPT.

THE BARBASOL CO.

846 N. SENATE

Whit2 Women for Laundry

Steady Wore: Good

vacation

pay;

‘Methodist | Hospital Laundry

Men and Women

for all types of machine operators on vital war production. Excellent post-war opportuni.

COAL TRUCKS & COAL TRUCK

CHEMICAL LAB. assistant wanted, High school education necessary, some chemjcal experience helpful, An essential industry, important in peace as well' as in wartime, ° Permanent position, an excellent opportunity for advancement come mensurate with ability and initia tive. See or write Clarence Holmes, 2050 Prospect 8t. Citizens Gas and Coke Utility, Indianapolis.

- » Coal Truck Driver 4 Steady Job-Good Pay, Most coal conveyor loaded.

MUESING-MERRICK COAL. CO.

401 8, State st MA-8588 1830 Rrnokville ra R-11Y

DRIVERS, ALSO HELPERS

STEADY WORK-~GOOD PAY.

Union Ice & Coal Co.

TUESDAY, JAN. 80, 1945

HELP WANTED-MALE 1n A-1 FURNITURE refinishers. Kasper

% GRILLE

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

~ JANITOR WANTED

#ixchange.

KINGAN & Co.

LEARN A TRADE x

trade, halt over 40 hoo”

nings for interview, 1331 E. Washington st.

- Maintenance Man |

Baking Co,

See Mr.

Furniture Co, 850 Virginia Ave,

HOUSEMEN 6 PORTERS Colored = MAROTT HOTEL

Mrs. Statley, Housekeeper

AND % COUNTER MAN $30.00 Weekly Apply 43 W. St, Clair St,

HOUSEMEN

CLAYPOOL HOTEL

Dependable, reliable man. Stout PFleld Ext. 113,

BE. 5240,

DO YOUR PA IN AN INDUSTRY ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WAR WORK . b® helping prepare meat’ for our aiiisd forces, ern equipment, good wa time and half for .over 40 hoy No experience necessary, Apply in Reson Buplovment Office A. M. to 5 P, M. Daily. MARYLAND & BLACKFORD STS.

Lithograph

Press Helpers

70¢ an hour tor day work, 75¢ am nour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary. |

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 B. Washington *

Excellent op unity to learn Bakery Age 26 to Time and "Essential {ndustry with a post-war security, orem West Baking Coy

For general maintenance-work | in modern bakery... =

GENERAL BAKING CO, | 318 W. Vermont |

MAINTENANCE MAN with considerable electrical experien Essential industry. Post-war work. Wi 1331 E. Washington st,

MAN—WHITE for office cleaning and night watchin Pulley, Big Pour Bldg. 108 Meridian st.

MAN--For settin

and distributing type Feperience pre erred, 15 N. Pennsyle

vania st

MAN to wash Tareral cars. 1101 N. Penna

ties. Our own cafeteria. Expeti-

‘Mitchel & Scott Machine Co.

1841 Ludlow

VITAL FACTORY WORK

® Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement

2 weeks’

ay week. 129 E. Market, Room 409.

SALES LADIES

Apply 3rd Floor

fenced in or now wor

raphy business doing selling, or some-

one with real sales abil

and bonus and pleasant working conStudio,

ditions Apply Pennsylvania

Rogers

YOUNG * or middle-aged” woman,

king

ity

experin photog-

® A Job With a Future ® No Experience Needed

Fine salary

40 N

Chas. Mayer & Co. 29 WwW, Washington SALESPEOPLE

Experienced |

Interested

office work. typing necessary. VICTOR FURNITURE CO.

Attention High School Graduates in good position with | post-war future in old established retail furniture office for general Some shorthand and

231 W. Wash. St.

THE BARBASOL COMPANY

846 N. Senate Ave.

in Selling Coats and Suits Salary & Commission Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor| =

SALESPERSON’ Yard Goods Department

advancement and one-half over 40 hou

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. ACCOUNTING CLERK for general clerical ork in small office;

THE WM. H. BLOCK co. RE in

figures

food industry; good

STANDARD MARGARINE co Mr. Smalley

essential; opportunity and post- Nar future.

. ' uss; W, J, Holliday & Co. 10 STEEL Essential industry with post-war future, 5'2-day week, has openessential ings at present. for . Time | MALE *| 10 Production workers ; CH-5040 1 Exp. power shear operator

Salary and Commission Apply { Employment Office, 7th Floor |

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. SEAMSTRESS

To Learn Corset Alteration

7th Floor

Apply Employment Office,

The Wm. H. Block Co. SECRETARY

opportunity

Excellent enced person. Rapid dictation, teresting duties. Permanent tion, Modern Office.

Call RI. 1321 8 A.M. fo 5 P.M.

Yl ICREtTARY——— TYPISTS Dictaphone Operators General Office Clerks

Experienced, good pay; 40-hour week Apply

Herff Jones Co.

_ 1411 N Capitol ave,

~ SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER

$25.00 weekly 8 days. Good hours. Chanace for advancement. I[R-5222 after |

1 pm ~ % STENOGRAPHER 4

for inposi-

Girls—Opportunities Now

War Jobs Today Peace Jobs Tomorrow

20 N

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

~ 3 GIRL

To take full charge of wrapping desk. Good Opportunity

STOUT’S

318 Mass. Ave.

* GIRLS % % BOARDERS » % SEAMERS % PAIRERS % INSPECTION + FINISHED MENDERS

Will teain for light, clean work and skilled hosiery operation

National Hosiery Mills

R1-1321, & A, WM. to 5 KF. Mm

Meridian St.

wean IRLS

22-35 Switchboard relief operator and clerical] work; some typing Good starting salary; 5-day 40-h¢ ‘ week Gall Miss Martin, at dianapol Times. -RI-5 535 or appointment for clerical and typing: Full-time posi-

| tion now and. after the war. Good oppor~ | tunity to do your part in an essential activity Pleasant hours and = working | conditions Apply Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., 900, Test Bldg | WHITE gir adult, HU-4939

for general housework, 1 2 children; nice rm, good wages. *

: Experiencea * HOSIERY WORKERS °

We have openings at bi present Tor SEAMERS 2

Employment Office— Women |

Typing Dictation and Clerical Work 5%-Day, 41-Hour Week Permanent Position Apply Emplovment Office

PACKARD MFG. CORP. 2000 Columbia | Take any northbound streetcar to 30th st. Then transfer E. to Columbia. Plant at

| $0th and Columbia. Only 25 minutes from Circle. Ja | STENOGRAPHER and _CLERK-TYPIST 5-DAY WEEK

PE RUANEN Ter OoT WAR SECU RITY

INSLEY . MANUFACTURING CO. #01 N. Olney (3500 E. 10th St.

STENOGRAPHER

Will Consider Beginner Apply 3rd Floor

CHAS. MAYER & CO.

Bs 'STENOGRAPHER

PERMANENT POSITION 40-Hour, 5-Day Week

State Experience “and Salary Desired

Reply Strictly Confidential

Box A814, care Times

% STENOGRAPHER %

514-Day week. Ediphotrieror shorthand. $30 Week ton start, "Pers manent position for worker,

KARPEX MFG. CO. 1436 E. 19th Bt, . CH-2100 Take Columbia Car to 19th & Martindale or Brightwood—W, Indpls. to 19th & Roosevelt

. STENOGRAPHER *

Re position, pleasant works conditions. Salary, $100 per mo. ‘Life Ins. Co. of New York,

MANUFACTURING CO ROOSEVELT AVE

Needs

Tool Makers

AT DEARBORN

Machinists

Skilled and Unskilled Machine Operators

Inspectors

nol now In war

BTV Ww

° DISHWASHERS ° AUTO MECHANIC

®J A NITORS © White or Colored ' FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON

EXCHAN

work apply u. S. Employment Service

Washington

@® Phone Mr. Nickel ® @ CH. 7860-Extension 245 @.

1 Pickup truck driver, over 186 1 Exp. bill clerk (typewriter opera-

“FEMALE 1 File clerk

2 Stockroom clerks.

Plant 543 W. McCarty.

INC See Mr. Miller

HELP WANTED—MALE . 11

NOTICE

All male workers covered by the Priority Referral Plan will be ° required to comply with all WMC regulations

-

BODY MAN

New agency - Just opening needs your services. Get in on the ground floor. We are classed a eritieal, essential industry by the w.mMmC Steady and permanent in peacetime as well. Top wages, family hours, vacations with. pay, group insurance.

See PAUL. KUHN 5436 E. Wash,

‘Dishwasher

DISHWASHERS Good Wages

WHEELER'S : 139 N. Penn, St.

(Opposite Union Station.)

Metal Man

Now is the time to associate with a business that has been declared critical, essential industry by the W M. C. We have plenty to do now and will be permanent

Junior Chemists Meter Readers Dilers “Electrician Laborers

Repairman Fireman

ad

Pleasant work Ses Mr.

and profitable in peacetime. Fam"Barnes Hotel Cofiee Shop. ily hours, vacations. with pay, group insurance. Top wages. See MR. WEBER

ELI LILLY AND COMPANY

Has openings for men and women in production departments

Essential war work with postwar employment opportunities

Employment Office 220 East McCarty Street

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY General Office Clerks

"Truck Driver

- Trainees for Plant

INDIANAPOLIS WATER CO. 113 MONUMENT CIRCLE

~~ FOURTHARERS: 16 to 50

and _ fountain drinks. 0 ns for sdvancepunt.| § Moore.

836 E. 63rd St.

~ AUTO MECHANIC

Experienced on Ford

Automobiles "Essential Industry

See Mr. Kinsley GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W, Vermont

AUTO MECHANICS

BUSY SHOP-WELL EQUIPPED.'‘ ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY. GET SET NOW TRANSPORTATION 18 VITAL DURING| THE WAR, AND WE WILL BE GOING STRONG IN THE POST-WAR YEARS

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET sh,

552 E. Wa AUTO MECHANIC

PEKMANENT PUSITION< L00p PAY

SEE MR. BA Rp HARRY A. SHARP CO.

© 44% VIRGINIA AVE.

AUTO METAL MANand HELPER ' |51/, Days—@ood Pay—Permanent WEST SIDE MOTORS 2419 W. Washington

Essential industry. Boy or Drafi- Exempt

“Automotive Electric Repair Fork. . Opportunity. Mr. Murray, 318

BAKER §

L1-4378,

for Interview, co. iy ie

COOKS and GRILL MEN

2 Auto Mechanics

Utility. Opportunity for research and broadening experience in testing. An essential industry, important in peace as well as in wartime. Permanent position, an excellent chance for advancement commensurate with ability and initiative. Requirements: Degree in chemistry, industrial experience helpful, but not esdentiall See or write Clarence Holmes, 2050 BE. ol 8t. Citizens Gas and Coke Ulity, Indianapolis.

Experienced or inexperienced. WA.-1877

WA-6440 Colored Man © service rest rooms.

IR-5880.

CYLINDER PRINTING PRESSMAN

Paper Package Company 902 8. Delaware

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 advancement. 5-Day, 40hour week. Must have a car. This is classified. an essential industry and this position is permanent. Please phone for appointment. RI-5551. Mr. Allie.

"ELEVATOR OPERATORS

over 18, colored, Apply Service Dept. LE Strauss & Co

Essential Industry

Needs Highway Drivers Good Runs, Good Pay Immediate Employment Transamerican Freight Lines 1456 E. 19th St.

CH-1651

“% EVANS MILLING CO, *

Needs * Packers * Truckers % General Mill Workers

No experience necessary. Good starting pay. Time and one-half 16r over 40 hours 20. Minotes from Downtown 1730 W. MICHIGAN

“EXTRACTOR MEN

Essential Industry Good Pay and Hours

STERLING LAUNDRY - 135 Lexington Ave.

~ EX-SERVICE MEN

ROUTE MAN - | Guaran- Estab« tee $30. lished Expenses route. paid.

Ambitious man can earn $40-550

1201 Cornell A Ave. “© RI- 2614 Filling Room Machine Operators Petmunent b Jobs; will train Mr, Stroup

sylvania st. : | Wanted Cae CHEMIST wanted f he laboratory TC leit! dave Mechanics, Helpers

and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde B. Berry

Aero Mayflower Transit Co, 887 Mass. Ave, MECHANICS

Two needed at once.

CLEMANS TRUCK LINES

LI-A5I4, Mr. Engles

Coffee or Peanut Roaster| Steady work

South

MEN 26 TO 50

Previous experience une necessary. Essential Industry manuface turing Industrial Paint, Varnish and Lace quer Protective Coatings, with no cone § version ‘problems postwar. Haye opeg job classifications permitting advancee ment, Overtime hours worked regularly, All production employees share in ape proved Wage Incentive Plan which has paid a monthly Wage Incentive Bonus fop © the past eleven months and should cone tinue. “Factory one mile from the Circle. Over 75% of our production men have from six to 23 years or more of service with us. Applicants must comply with W.M. C. regulations. Call at employment office. Lilly Varnish Company, 664 - California Street. WANTED—-MEN : Old established industrial insurance § company wants men for Indianapoe iis, Anderson and Evansville. Start< ing income $40 to $50 weekly from collection of established businegs— * with prompt increase in earnings assured. No age limits Previous exe perience desirable but not required. Rex Health and Accident Insurance _Co., 407 . 407 Lemcke Bldg., ‘MA-6953.

MEN WANTED |

Essential Industry

PAPER PACKAGE CO. 802 8S. Delaware

MEN

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary

Pull or part time. Steady work now ow ang after the war. Our business has been operation here for 15 years. National Starch Products, Ine. 1515 8 DROVER

METAL MAN

Top Wages Permanent Employment Plenty of Work STRAWN AUTO SALES

915 Virginia A Ave. MA-6138

STATION -attendant, must be i. no age limit. Site Oil Co, 14th See C. L. ._Conley.

for Miscellaneous Factory Work

naps as rcs

< 7 A 5 RT

p—ry

West,

Central States Envelope Co. 16 8. Sherman Drivé MEN WANTED Lithograph

Press Helpers 70¢ an hour for day work, 75¢ am nour for night work. Considerable overtime necessary

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E Washington -

“MEN WITH CARS

THE “POLK SANITARY MILK CO. | 1100 E. 15th, PILLING STATION manager, | permanent, no age limit. Site Oil Co __ 14th and | West. See CL Conley

* FINISHER WANTED *

To burn In and polish oft pianos, If you have had any experience at all in this type of work see us immediately. Good pay and per manent set-up. Ask for Mr Wilson

WILKING MUSIC COMPANY: 120 E. Ohlo “TRE PEB

~ FOUNTAIN ME WAOAM0

FREIGHT TRUCKERS Urgently Needed . FULL OR PART TIME WORK

(Part time workers needed who can work at least 4 hours between 7 a. m, and 5 pam. or from 6 p. m. to 10 p. m,

a APPL Us S$. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland St.

FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

Can Pe Pan Time oF orker PENN’ ‘RAILROAD 189 E. South

IT HANDLERS

THEN ;

g00d_ wages,

Late model, to deliver telegrams; i | full or part time Mr. Dalton. WESTERN UNION ORDERLIES | | White Permanent Employment. Apply

| Nursing Administration Offie

METHODIST HOS HOSPITAL _

EXPERIENCED PLUMBER

MAROTT HOTEL Mr. McKinney, Building Supt, § 7. PORTERS

Are you looking for a position that 438 you a salary 52 weeks in the year% on come in and talk with us. You'll find the working conditions pleasant, Your druge store is an essential part of your everye 16 to 60. N

Ages

Dependable Drug Stores,

day home front service Full-time jobs available, California and

Jooks Market St,

Combination Porter & Dishwasher 5% days Meals and $26 week. English Hotel Coffee Shop

ROUTE SALESMAN

.We will train you and help you to earn “1 sbo- -$100 weekly on established coffee route. Position is permanent with op tunity for advance For “details call a$

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934 E. Georgia

Rubber Mill Man Apprentice C1 P.M. 107A M. Shift. PER a re oo 2 in

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~Tood neering, mod Engineering

Furnace Rep Hardwood floor: ished, refinished.

Hardwood firs. | refin, Remodelin|

Mattresses

PAINTING, pa ing. Immed

Paper Han,

‘mediate service. 6258-M.

PAPER HAN

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PAPERHANGING diate service.

FAPER HANGI] uaranteed. M Patch Plast estimates. x ridian. Evenir

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