Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1945 — Page 17
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The following services have been or are being arranged at MOORE MORTUARIES '
GOLD +r SERVICE
killed. in action In Germany, Feb. 28,. 1945, hushand of Eloise M, Ray, father of Kay Eloise Ray, son of Guy and Edith Ray, brother of Mrs, Helen Phillips, Mrs, Winifred Branch and Jene Ray, grandson of Mr. and Mrs, J. B, Eudaly, Gold Star service Wednes« day, April 4, 8 p. m., at Peace Chapel, 2060 B. Michigan. Friends are welcome. of 1110 BE. Bt;
Clair st, entered into rest Sunday, age
20 years, wife of John R. Rodocker, mother * of Barbara and John daughter of Mrs
R. Rodocker Jr, Florence Groth, stepdaughter of Joseph Groth, sister of Mrs, Betty Beaver, Robert and Cpl Koons, half-sister of John and Donald Groth, Bervices Wednesday, 3 p, m, at 2050 KE. Michigan. Friends Burial Memorial Park.
MOORE MORTUARIES
Peace Chapel. 2050 ¢ Ben Davis Chape
Kenneth
are welcome,
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ion ¢ Buchanan
Sewer
BLINN, MRS. ETHEL “MARION
a. MRS. CLARA. * OLDSHUE, WILLIAM RICH ARD. OLVEY, JOHN HOMER ) Bes complete notice for time ang date of funerals
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Ethel Marion Wells, of 4015 Rookwood, widow of the late Philo Buel Blinn, sister of Mrs. Ellard ‘DeVancy of Chatman, N. Y., passed away ‘Tuesd ay | morning. Service at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Time later
[CHANGE OF TIME! CHRISTIAN. -Fred PF. beloved husband of Blanche, father of Kathryn Devore, Alice and Ann. Christlan and grandfather of { Steven Devore, passed away at the home, R. R. 2, Greenwood, 6:15 p. m. Monday, riends may call at the J. C. Wil on | Chapel of the Chimes between 6 p. m, Tuesday ‘and 1:30 p. 'm. Thursday, Funeral Thursday, 2:30 p. m., at the Mt I'leasant Christian church, White River township. Friends invited, DUNCAN-Carl Jean, age 18 months, 329 N. Reisner st, son of Cpl. and Mrs Ray Duncan, brother of Chest er Lee, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Che man and Mr, and Mrs. Jim passed away Monday. Funeral t rial Dixon, Ky., Thursday. Friends may call at the residence Tuesday Farley Bervice. EILERING— Louis B, father of Mrs. Bertha Johanningsmeier, Lafayette, and Elmer H. Eilering, city brother of Mrs Henry Arnsting, pass away at Lafayette Monda Services at the J. C. Wilson *‘Chapel of the Chimes," 1234 Prospect st, Thursday, 2:30- p. m Friends invited Burial Crown Hill Friends may ceil at the ‘Chapel of the! Chimes” after Wednesday noop HARMAN--Mrs, Clara, M. Moore, 131 Berkiey rd, Svnany night. Funeral and 3
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passed awa) burial Lima
HEGEMAN Frank, Theodore, husband of Alma Hegeman, father of Mrs, RL Cobb, Delavan, Wksconsin,; A r Klingberg, Chicago, Mrs Harry M Frank and F. ThedHegemnn, “passed <#way Tucsdas morning, Munefal notice later, 8Shicle? Servic Ge HENSCHEN Elizabeth, Berths Courtney and Emma Long, passed away Sunday afternoon 8 p. m, at Shirley Brothers Irving Chapel, 5377 BE. Washington st Logansport, Ind, chapel any time, HOFFMANN-—William Henry loved brother of Mar passed away Jussday mornin residence, 78 N ngton ave fone. | service later, Service (Marion
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rv Shirley. anchi sf . City h Pr day 1 Bervices at Firat Baptist church of Re Indianapolis, Fall @eek blvd. and Rader! st., Thursday afternoon, 2 p. m. Priends; may call at residence Wednesday after 12 o'clock noon. Interment €rown Hill ceme- | tery. He is survived by wife, Mrs. Lillian | Jones; parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. H. Jones
McCURDY Floyd, beloved husband of Isabelle McCurdy and father of Floyd MeCurdy Jr., U. 8, naval academy, Annuapolis; Jacquelin Sue, Marjorie, Robert, Bilile Lee, S8helah McCurdy, passed away Bature day p. m, Friends -may call at the home, | st Funeral - service m., from the home Friends invited Burial Wash ington Park] cemefery, Robert W, Stirling service MacLAY--James Charles, ave, beloved father of Mrs. Thomas H. Coen, Indianapolis, Mrs, Gladys Parsons, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. ; brother i Mrs. Mabel Pride, New Hampshire, passed away Monday morning. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p,m; {rom Shirley Brothers tral Chapel, 946 N. Illinois. Burial Crown | Hill. Friends may call at any time after] 6 p. m, Tuesday. MORAN-Thomas C, age 65, husband cf Josephine Moran, father ot Mrs Marsh, stepfather of Mrs. Gertrude Dugan, Mrs. Josephine 8nyder, irs. Lou Crafl, Walter and Lewis Springer, brother of Mrs, Mary Frost, Mrs. Julia Mrs, Hannah Whiffing, passed away Tuesday morning at residence, 3839 W, Mich. igan st, Service Joarsday 8:30 a. m, Conkle Juncinl Home, 1934 W. Michigan y Bt. Christopher Catholic "Priends invited. Burial Floral Park. Priends may call at funeral home, after 10 a. m. Wednesday. MUESING—ElImer, 39 years, Dorothy Rodenbarger Muesing, of Elmer C., §0ii of Mrs Pred nar, brother of Mrs. Margaret Overton, Mrs, Louisa Patrick, S. Bgt. Alvin and Ervin Muesing, Cpl. Lawrence Muesing, Sgt Fred Maal, all overseas, and Robert Maar, passed away Sunday. Funeral notice later. G. H. Hetrmann service. OLDSHUE—WIiillam Richard, 57356 N. Delaware st, son of Mr, and Mrs Oldshue, passed away Bunday morning in Bhelton, Conn, Service at chanan Mortuary, Thursday, 10:30 a. m Friends invited Burial Waveland, Ind Friends may call at mortuary ufter 6 p. m. Tuesday. OLVEY~John Homer, hushand of Stella Grace, father or David, William und Kenneth R. Olvey, brother of Mrs. Paul Bennett of Lafayette, passed away Monday. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Union Chapel cemetery
Away at
husband of father
(Attention Broad Ripple FP. & A.-M. No.}
43.) Friends may call at mortuary, SCHAEFER--Karl F. (Charles), 79 years, beloved husband of Josephine Béhaefer, father of Herman and Paul Schaefer, Mrs Louise Pohlgotte, Mrs. Martha Weddle, Mrs. Anna Wilson and Mjss Ruth Schaefer, brother of Geogrge Schaefer, passed away Bundul. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m, at the G, H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. Bast st., and 2 p. m. at the Qarfield Baptist churgh, - Friends invited. Burial Glen Haven, SCHERER—Henrietta A, (nee Faber), widow of Edward FP. Scherer, beloved mother of John E. and Frances Scherer of 3148 Graceland ave, died Sok day, April 2: Funeral Thursday, 5, at the Blackwell Funeral Home, N. Meridian st, 8:30 a. m,; 2 Suen mass t, John's church, 9 a Interment Holy Cross cemetery, SCHULLER-—William, B82 years, husband of Lenna Schuller, father of William T.
“Behuller, brother of Arthur Schuller, Clevem
land, O., passed Away Tuesday a, : Punral "Thursday, 8:30 a. w at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East st.; services 2 a, m, Bacred Heart church, Friends ftivited. Burial st. So seph’s, Priends may eall after 7 Tuesday. [Washington afid” Bedford papers please copy.l SMITH—James D. husband ot the late Margaret Jo, father of Helen Smith, Mis. X Mityne JSlements and Mrs. ngeles; brother of Har fia Riddle, Racine, a and father of Kathryne Harr auger r.. died at his Feaideice 320 aie, Monday, Bervice 8 Ber Thurs ut Kirby Mortuary eridian at $A st, Brivece tomb ment ‘In Washington Park Friday. ohn ay call at the tuary.
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BERT S. GADD
2130 Prospect St. MA-6049
1601 E. E. New York MA-5374
~ G. H. HERRMANN
1508 8. FAST ST. MA-8488
HISEY & TITUS
951 N. Delaware St.
SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 954 _N.
linols L1-5409
ROBERT W. STIRLING
1423 Prospect MA - 4044 J.C. Wilson FOHAPEL OF THE CI HR Prospect St.
CARDS OF ™ HAN NKS Hae
LANE — We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their kindness and beautiful floral offerings received at the iliness and death of our beloved son and brother, Kenneth M. We especially wish to thank Rev. Calahan, the doctors and nurses of the Methodist hospital, children of school No, 20, pallbearers, employees of the Packard Mig. Co. and Meyer & Abdon Funeral e. om MR. AND MRS. MELVIN J, LANE AN
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LOST & FOUND : 1
STRAYED — From 880 S. Collier; black shaggy male dog. Brown legs, feet. Friendly. “Dickie.” Last seen Lyndhurst Drive, south of Morris, Reward. BE-1218-R, after 3:30 p. DOBT Black and white wire-haired terrier, large; vicinity 46th and College, No collar or harness. Answers to ‘Joe, Reward. BR-2644. H, L. Richardson. PARTY who found tan billfaid with driver's license and railroad pass of Mrs. J. A, Meeker, please returm, 23332 Station, Apt. 1. LOST -- Innerspring m: ative, between N. Mount and Wasllington and Arlington. Liberal reward BE-2202-R. LOST—Dlack blllfold containing drivers |- license, draft card, Monday night. Libleral reward GA-6T4. | LOST Friendly black Chow, from 1180 N } Oakland. Answers name ‘Babe.’ Reward. CH-4587 LOST — Ray-Ban 5th floor or Murphy's, ward T A-9525 LOST — watch, HU-1150. | LOST - Theater
Wasson's Re-
TBUNgIAsses in Wa March 27.
Lady 5 yellow gold Bulova wrist 2 diamonds; downtown, Reward,
Lady's green bjlifold; Vogu e with ale photo and money BR-37 LOST Lady's l4-karat Bulova wrist watch, March 21. Downtown Reward, BE-2902. LOST OR<ETRAYED—Orange sable Pom- | _eranian AOR. _ Children’s pet. C H-6084 -J
| COST —Man's the.clasp with initials J, M. B.; keepsake; réward,
Phone MA-0949. INSTRUCTIONS
NOW ONLY $125
| @ EABY TERMS ARRANGED | @ BMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD EN- { ROLLMENT UP ,TO AND INCLUDING MAY 15. ENROLL NOW | # NO AGE LIMIT—ONLY | 8TH GRADE } EDUCATION NEEDED.
I Open Every Nite ‘Til 10 P.M.
| ® TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS |™
| AND HOUBEWIVES, | Own your own shop . earn $125-3200 j Nuekly; depending on the size of shop, or we place you on well paying responsible { position. Easy to Learn Method. Free | Smniogs. Phone fer detalled information
aster Hale- | |
evening. |
40( ROOSEVELT BLOG RYLID Ll SRL
IN TERNATIONAL BEAUTY B8CHOOL Demands for B8killed Operators. Learn Under Expert Teachers | International Beauty School, 342 E. Wash.
| HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 NOTICE
All female workers covered by the ," Priority Referral Plan will be. required te comply with all. WMC reguiations
a ~~ Addressagraph * Experienced Graphotypist or Typist
Permanent Positions~Pleasant Working Conditions—For Interview Call at
American States Ins. Co. * |
542 N. Meridian
7 WILL TRAIN +
18 to 35 for
Short followed by exceptional piece work rates. Some girls are making up to $1.35 an hour in this department. Time and a half for over. time:" steady position
| National Hosiery Mills
Call RI-132¢, B a. m. to §.p. m.
training period
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BLUE PRINTS Blue print machine operator, Will teach. Dependable, essential job with the best company
| BOX A-942, C-0 TIMES BUS GIRLS |
| for. tery
| ebly
ace tearoom. This will probappeal to women with children who would like fo work a short time each day during the luncheon hour, Apply terrace tearoom, 6th floor, any | morning before 11 o'clock. |
The Wm. H. Block Co. {=~ TCASHIEH:
YOUNG LADY, preferanly age 25 to 38, | to do some COMPTOMETER work. Agregable environment West Baking Co. 1331 i call Mr. Mr. Diehm, PR-133
“% CLER K—TYPIST x
On orders, invoices and bills of lading. 40 hour, 5 day week. Permanent position Bruin & Co, 2039 Columbia .ave - WA. 2500. Mr Bradford
~ COLORED GIRLS
To learn pressing in modern dry cleaning plant.
DAVIS CLEANERS
2885 NORTHWESTERN
| COLORED GIRL~—CoOoking ‘and genera housework. By week. Must’ have good 'references. WA-6803.
PRICE CLERK B8OME COMPTOMETER KNOWLEDGE
ALSO PART TIME TYPIST GOOD HOURS—GOOD PAY
Basca Manufacturing Co, Inc.
Roosevelt Ave, at Dearborn
Post-war security
Washington, or
PM anlre Bhort order & dinner cooks. Gd Cooks wages. No Bun, 1357 8. Meridian. We need women 18 to 35 to prepare and
package high grade cosmetics. Come before 2 p m
PRIMROSE HOUSE cai LN Sena... ~ DISHWASHER—COLORED TOP WAGES—NO SUNDA GUARANTY CAFETERIA. 20 N. “MERID
EVENING WORK for White Women
Short hours: no Sundays; similar to housework; pay weekly. 300 Clrole Tower.
FILE CLERK
Permanent position; experience unnecessary; full or part-time, Call Mr. Baird. MA-4512.
WA-1877, 1120 E, 32d St. % Feeders and Folders
Fame Laundry, 1352 N llinots,
FLATWORK Feeders, Folders and Shakeout Girls
Essential industry. © Good pay. Full or part time, Apply ready Flor work,
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 LEXINGTON AVE.
I Dyening
to wrap” broad, hoking- Hr ¥
us I ady ancement assured ) ow -~
| nished,
“GIRLS—18 OR OVER |
: QIALS. WANTED
Experienced gi {earners on “men’s neckwear. 5-day week, See Mr, Brooks, 610 Jackson Bldg, 546 8. Meridian Oravats, Ine, ~
AND TRONERS %
Fame Laundry, -1362 N. Illinois. is: 71:30 A. Housekeeper ¢ 2" “Gu veeiay, __GA-1067 after 8 P. M. HOUSEKEEPE HOUSEKEEPER — White,
laundry, = Assist with C0O-2204,
JOUSEKEEPER. white; age 20-50; Stay. Nice home; extra good salary. LI-4912,
WA-3023, ap ({ENERAT. housewdrk Must ike ghifdren. Excel’'sht salary. Stay or go. ts Cr N.
MIDDLE-AGED housekeeper; work; good wages. 400 Delaawre,
Apt, 8 or Colore PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT Essential Business Apply Housekeeper Methodist Hospital
Maids, White for cicani offices
evenings, Good hrs. Pleasant working conditions. , Apply Room 210, 210, Hume- Mansur Bldg
MARKERS W. T. GRANT CO. 25 E. . Washington ~~
OFFICE CLERKS, TYPIST, STENOGRAPHER
Experience Not Necessary If Qualified by Training
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc. 631 N. Noble wr PRESS OPERATORS %
Fame Laundry, 13532 N. Illinois,
SALESWOMEN
We have full or part time posi« tions open in the store for house« wives, college students and high school students
Sears, Roebuck & Co. ~ SEAMSTRESS
For Our Downstairs Btore Women's. Alteration; 40-Hour
CH-AB46-R
30-45 years: no children, Stay.
Week Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor
~~ SECRETARY
Unusual opportunity for experienced girl. Would take dictation from executive. Permanent position. Call Rl. 1321, 8 a, m, to 5 p. m,
W. T. GRANT CO:
25 E. Washington
STANDARDS
File clerk for standards’ department. Essential job with: old , reliable company. Experience nat necessary, but some typing ability is desirable.
BOX A-708, C-O TIMES * STENOGRAPHER #
Order-billing department, Apply Linde Air Products Co, 729 N. Penn.
~ STENOGRAPHER — Working on & newspaper is most interesting, faselnating and educational. We have an unusually good opportunity for an experienced stenographer, 20 to 30 years ola. Attractive salary, pleasant sure roundings, interesting work, congenial fellow workers, opportunity for- ade vancement; 5-day, 40-hour week, Saturdays off. See Mr. L. D. Young, The Indianapolis Times. RI-5551
STENOGRAPHER-CLERK
! 40- 30-20<10-5 years’ tenures common with: Permanency; pleasant surroundings:
710 'W Wash
3 General office ¢ PETE, ble of .assuming [fill responsi-
RESTAURANT 144 <E. Ohio
® HI SPOT, LUNCH, 411 BLlnois. _. o. Dod wages. 1357
Typist BE-4797. furnished; good salary and working c¢onWaitress’ 8 Meridian,
bility. Call superintendent, 15 N. No Sunday ditions, WAITRESSES
‘TYPIST “General office WOK. work. Short hours, CHARLEY'S for Downstairs Luncheonette
¥ Pennsylvania. Waitress - meals and uniforms WAITRESS No Sundays. Full-Time Employment
Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. ~ WAITRESSES W. T. GRANT CO. i 2S E. Washington Waitresses °°. CH-7676, Mrs, Eberhart.
WAITRESSES & FOUNTAIN C GIRLS |
No Sundays: Meals and-uniforms furCoons Drug Store, 449 N. Illinois.
room, hoard and Bunnyside Ban,
Women — age 20 through 49 ~ as Surgical or Medical Technicians at Army Hospitals and clerk-typists, general clerks, stenographérs at Army posts in 0 8. and overseas. Clothing, living quarters, food, medfcal and dental care, recreational and entertainment facilities fir. nished. Write U. 8. Army Recruit ing Office. 110 North Pennsylvania, or phone FR anklin 0268.
»” WOMEN
Machine Experience Necessary High Pay—8-Hour Shifts Apply Now HELP WIN THE WAR! HOLCOMB & HOKE MFa. co.
1545 Van Buren
WOMEN FOR RESTAURANT WORK
Steady Top wages. No Sunda
GUARANTY CAFETERIA 20 N. Meridian
Borting and filing. Bteady em- emWomen ployment. Gall CH-4960, Mrs | Shotsaker.
| WOMEN for light mechahical grorh; experi_ence not necessary, | 15 N, _Pen
WRAPPER Over 16
Full-Time Work Apply Service Dept.
L. STRAUSS & CO. ~~ WANTED Woman interested In learning corset
alteration, Full gime employment.
~Apply—
employment.
ol
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1TH FLOOR
The Wm. H. Block Co.
A food Place for a Girl fo Work
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE co,
: 230 N. Meridian St. Re Off! EET
M. 1
BILL CLERKS
rate Fan-Fold or Eectromatie Billing Machines
Ne YORK
Ee ———————————— for motherless home.
The Wm. H. Block Coe.
~ SALESLADIES
capa~ :
OPPORTUNITIES NOW
NTRAL
HELP WANTED~MALE-FEM. 10
+ MESSENGER AND FILE CLER
Opportunity for SBvancement;
"PENN RAILROAD
139 E. South St.
PASTRY COOK
BLOCK'S BAKERY
THE WM. | H. “BLOCK CO.
‘Sales Tabhulators Hand Billers Auditors
No standing 1s required for these pleasant clerical positions. We give you full training, simple clerical procedure that you will learn easily and quickly.
752 E. MARKET ST.
VITAL FACTORY WORK © Good Starting Pay ® Early Advancement ® A Job With a Future
® No Experience Needed Apply in Person Before 2 P. M.
846 N. Senate Ave. SHORT NIGHT SHIFT
Convenient Hours, 6-12 P.M. 6 Days a Week
Vital factory work. No experi-
to learn. If you want longer hours we have vacancies in the 6:30 P, M.-5 A. M. shift, Apply in person between 8 A. M.-2 P, M.
THE BARBASOL CO. 846 N. Senate
L.G.S. Spring Clutch Corp. 398 Division St. Doubling vital war production. Men and women urgently needed. BURRERS GRINDERS MACHINE OPRS. TOOLMAKERS STENOGRAPHERS DRAFTSMEN MECHANICAL ENGINEER ~ INSPECTORS Time Keeper APPLY. U.S.E.S.
MEN—WOMEN SKILLED AND UNSKILLED MACHINE OPERATORS
Also Machine Operation for Boys 16 to 18
Day and Night Shifts
MANUFACTURING CO
ROOSEV
INC DEARBORN
RAILROAD TELEGRAPHER STUDENTS
FOR ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
FLY AVE AY
& IL Yaith -oxpense. sMpwances. paid
For details of class now ‘in progress Apply te ’
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
Employment Office, Rm. 715, Big Four Bldg, 105 = Meridian
Railroad Roth ement Board, 15 E. Maryland St.
Permanent Jobs in
Essential Industry eee In ORDER PAY ROLL and ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENTS for experienced, ame biticus girls. eee In SHIPPING PARTMENT for men want- jobs that will last. eee In PRODUCTION PARTMENT for men woman, Every one of these is a permanent Job, good now, with plenty of chance of getting better. Apply at our
employment office between 8:30 A. M. and 12 noon.
Bowes “Seal Fast” Corp. 216 N, Pine St.
’
DEwho
DEand
~ WOMEN § General Pactory Work. “Punch Press ¢ Drill Presses @ Tool wOo0m @ Inspection @ Labor
or Night Work, 84 hrs. pe wk.
~Apply between 8 A. M. © 4 P. M. Including Sat.
Division General Motors Corp
Needs
Men and Women You can help build engines for American Fighter Planes.
Make Victory YOUR Business Apply U, 8. Employment Service 257 W. Washington St. for referral to plant
PART-TIME WORK
for Those Experienced In Hosiery Work In Following Departments: %. SEAMING #4 BOARDING % PAIRING % STOCK BOYS 7
“Also Full-Time Work on the. Above Departments
National Hosle y Mills
Call RI-1321—8 A. M, to.5 P. M.
“NEWT SENSATIONALT | - AGENT SALES
TTT WANTED
—> Lane Bryant<—'
THE BARBASOL COMPANY
ence needed and the work is easy
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ELT TAS TED~MALE
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 DENTAL, laboratory woman, No Saturday work, Dr. 719 BE. Washington.
HELP WANTED—MALE 11
NOTICE
All male workers covered by the Priority Referral Plan will be required to comply with all WMC regulations.
ALL 'ROUND AUTO MAN TO SUPERVISE AND LAY OUT SHOP WORK; MUST BE ABLE TO HANDLE MECHANICS. ONE QUALIFIED TO 8POT TROUBLE AND 1 ara MECHANICAL NEED ON. AL CARS PURCHASED. JONES AUTQ 0. 2955 CENTRAL. TA-
Riffle,
ATTENDANT for filling station, age 45-55
__ preferred. Bud Hall, 46 8, West st.
"AUTO MECHANIC PERMANENT POSITION—GOOD PAY SEE MR. BAKER HARRY A. SHARP CO. 415 VIRGINIA AVE.
AUTO MECHANIC
Year 'Round Position Good Salary SEE MR, ADAMS HICKMAN OLDS 1510 N. Meridian
AUTO MECHANIC OR HELPER
Will ing to train, 1001 8. Delaware. L1-1107, !,
* AUTO MECHANICS *
Permanent Position
Top Pay fdeal Working Conditions
% C. T. Foxworthy Co. *
819 E, Washington St.
technician, man or|'
“tp + EXTRACTOR. MEN.
Good Starting Pay
STERLING LAL 735 Lexingt
Bring in UB ES. Referral Slips Apply Ready for Work
DRY
HELP WANTED—MALE- 11 Oven Man for Bakery
Ro Akied. man... or unskilled. man Able | of ie THY WOTRS tase meat o ermanent opportunity, open evenings West Baking Co. 1331 B. Washington.
© PORTER
Light, Pleasant Work Good Salary
FIREMAN—Colored
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY Stoker-fired boilers. No coal to shovel
day. 6 Days per week. APPLY POWER HOUSE
METHODIST HOSPITAL
Permanent position in essential industry. 2 Weeks vacation with pay, 8 Hours per
SFE MR. ADAMS
.HICKMAN OLDS 1540 N. Meridian
Reference Required Apply 3rd Floor
CHAS. MAYER & CO.
FOUNTAIN MEN 70.050
WA-6440
20 W. WASH.
Part-Time Work Hoyrs 6 to 10 P, M.—~Good Pay
Personnel Dept. 15 Big ¢ Bldg.
FREIGHT HANDLERS
New York Central Railroad
105 8. Meridian |
“PORTER—DISHWASHER
ST. MORITZ, 109 N, PENN,
SALESMEN
talization, health and accident protection. Qualified Must to earnings
Apply
leads furnished,
of $5,000 and better mornings only
TRUCKERS
Permanent Position Opportunity for. Advancement Can Uses Part Time Worker
1390 E. South Freight House Truckers
Full or part-time workers needed. Immediate cash for part-time work.
N. Y. Central Railroads
PERSONNEL DEPT, 715 Big 4 Bldg, 105 8. Meridian
FREIGHT HOUSE
PENN RAILROAD
Steady Work—Nice Surroundings
Wilking Music Co.
“STORE PORTER Apply __ 2835 Northwestern TOOL DESIGNERS Top Wages—Essential
Fry Cook, Porter, Dishwasher
Central Commissary, 760 8S, Emerson,
Plenty Overtime
HOOSIER ENGINEERING co.
Apply 22 W. Georgia.
Furniture warehouse man, Also one burn-in man.
_211 E. South 8t., Trar
‘Truck Body Repair Men
Apply Wm. R. Stewart Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 887 Mass. Ave.
GREASE-AND-TIRE MAN
Salary above average. 630 South East
SALESMAN to sell fast-selling combina-| tion storm sash; also roofing and siding Mus be good closer; top commission
Part Time
GUARD-CLERK.
Thursdays, 2 to 10 P. M. 15¢ Per Hour
Payroll experience helpful. 5 vears Indianapolis residence, 2 years o college Familiar with firearms, photographs.
Bring 2 recen
108 8, Pennsylvania
Must have
Good character, neat appearance.
MERCHANT ARMORED CAR SERVICE
WA-4320, =f Shoemakers and Helpers “Steady work, goed wages. Apply at once, ready for work INLAND CITY JOBBERS, 426 8. Meridian,
NOT OVER 55 YEARS. LARGE APT, EXPERIENCE AND | {| REFERENCES REQUIRED. $100 PER HOUR. APPLY IN PERSON, 1 W. 28TH t| ST... APT. 701.
WASH MAN Good Starting Pay
DREN, FOR POSITION AS CUSTO
AUTO MECHANICS, GOOD CONDITIONS | LARGE APARTMENT; STEADY POST. ~GUARANT MMISSIONS. 3
0TH & CENTRAL SALES TA.4501. BAKER Also an experiencea oven man. Open evening for interview. WEST BAKING CO.
hod B. Wash.
Good proposition to right party to manage shop at
Methodist Hospital
____ Apply Business Manager.
~ BAR BUS BOY
Colored, over 21 Meals and uniforms furnished.
HOTEL LINCOLN
AT ONCE BOOKKEEPER “iI "iiek”
AMERICAN: COMPRESSED ‘1200 E. ‘Maryland .
BOYS
VACATION WORK
We are now accepting applications, full or.part time work. No experience necessary. Must be 16 years of age or over. If interested see Mr. Miller,
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
543 W. McCARTY
for full time stock work., Age 16 up, no experience required. §'% minutes. from downtown,
‘MA-2030
~>»Lane Bryant<€—
752 E. MARKET ST. Boys With Bicycles
age 15 or over. to work after school not later than 7 p. m. Also full time work Saturdays and Sundays Good wages. Pleasant, healthful war work. Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian
WESTERN UNION ~ BOYS—16 OR OVER to wrap bread and buns afternoons and
evenings West Baking Co. 1331 Washington.
* Box Nailers * Saw Men
y Mr. Robertson
BAKER FORMS CO.
616 8. Missourt WANTED BREAD BAKER Night Werk For Block's Bakery 8th Floor THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. CO.
CAR WASHER AND SIMONIZER
Best Proposition in City! DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
SEE MR. ADAMS
HICKMAN OLDS 1510 N. Meridian
Coal Truck Drivers
Steady Job—Good Pay 6 Most Coal Conveyor Loaded
Muesing-Merrick 23" 401 8. State Ave. 1114 E 22d
3830 Brookville Rd IR-1191
COLORED MAN [57°75 ne one-half over 40 hours.‘ Essential indus-
try with post-war security, West Baking Co. 1331 E. Washington.
COOKS and GRILL MEN WA-6440 DRIVERS
FOR AMBULANCE AND FUNERAL WORK. 23 McLEAN PLACE.
ELECTRICIAN — Experienced for maintenance work, 48-hour week, Time and one-half over 8 hours, Critical industry, See L, O, Baker, Gate office, Prospect plant, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 2050 Prospect Bt. :
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
No experience needed. Good start. ing LS Overtime over 40 hours.
Minutes Downtown . Packers — Truckers — Mill Workers
- EVANS MILLING co.
~4180°'W. Michigan
“EXTRACTOR
Man or Boy Over 18
TIFFANY LAUNDRY
PER MONTH, PLUS WITH TELEPHONE AND ALL U' EXPERIENCE AND QUIRED, APPLY IN PERSON, 28TH, APT. 701.
JANITOR
For apartment house, per month. HU-24
room, board Sanatorium,
MAN
for Sales Order Desk with old estab lished company handling Steel and Mil Supplies. Permanent position. Phone Mr Westphal, GA~4421, for appointment.
Salary Sunny: side Eberhart
and. laundry. CH-7676,
MAN for stock room, Good pay and in9 teresting work. Indiana Wallpaper
& Paint Co., 3 E. Maryland,
MAN for light mechanical work. perience not necessary. 15 N. sylvania st
Wanted
sumac soun Meskanias, Helpers
‘and Tite Men
In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry:
887 Mass Ave,
-
MEN wanted in critical industry; ‘48-hour week. ' Fireman. clinker men, laborers, oven men, ma. chinists, machinist helpers, stas? wigighary engineers, . electricians,
rough ‘carpenter work. See Mr, Jolly or Mr. Lentz at gatehouse of Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, Langsdale Ave, at Northwestern.
WHITE MAN & re Ry 10 OVER
NO JANITOR: SMALL CRIL DIAN
WAR WORK; STARTING SALARY, $150.00 LIVING QUART ERS
$100
Kitchen Helpers and DARIO | cs
Mrs
Ex-Penn-T and experience in at least one of the
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.
““Storekeeper, Handy men to Ks
STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington
Bring in USES, Referral Slips - Apply Ready for Work
WELDERS
REFERENCES RE- for our steel fabrication pint to 1 w
highly essential Plenty of overtime Apply Mr. Wardlam.
HUGH J. BAKER & CO. oa SUS We MeCarly oe. "YARD CLERKS Steady Work — Good Wages Experience Not Necessary | N.Y. Central Freight Office 1 301 S. Delaware Mr. HOFFMEYER Well Known Distributor
of Machine Tools, Steel and Mill Supplies has opening for high-grade man. to cover Industrial accounts in Indiana and Illinois territory. A successful selling record
War work.
‘above lines absolutely essential. Permanent position; excellent opportunity. State qualifications fully in first letter.
“| you . meet - the Tequirements Address Times, Box A83
THESE ARE ~600D ) JOBS { Man for Stock Room 2 Packers — 2 Shipping { Truck Driver The Gibson Co.
433 N. Capitol
W.-J. Holliday & Co.
STEEL
Essential industry, Bla2-day week, has openings at present.
outlined
* MEN Cut-Off Operator—Off Bearers Stock Handlérs—Packers 1st, 2d, 3d Shifts
MOULDINGS, INC.
41 E. Market MEN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY
Experience NOT Necessary
Full or part time after the war operation here for 75 years.
National Starch Products, Inc. 1515 8. DROVER
2 MEN To travel, Plenty of leads fure nished Not convassing. Insure ance, real estate, automobile, vace uum cleaner, or other specialized experience helpful but not necessary Advanced commissions. Unusual! opportunity.
Box A838, The Times
Steady work now and Our business has beer in |
10 production workers 1 experienced power shear operator. 3 stockroom clerks.
JOBS
Apply Employment Office
J. D. ADAMS MFG. CO. | 217 8. Belmont - Take W. Wash. car
WANTED = PAINT MIXERS PAINT GRINDERS TINTERS * Laborers for Lotding Cars
Navy Contract
LILY PAINT PRODUCTS
CH-7574
YOUNG MAN
For general office work, Good oppor{tunity with concern in essential work. J Making medicine for war and public! health. 5-Day week. pply Personnel Office
Apply PITMAN-MOORE C0.
for production job in an essential paper industry. No experience necessary. Time and one half over 40 hours.
THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO
717 W. WASHINGTON
J MEN, 17-60 4
1200 Madison
WANTED—YOUNG MAN
|to work in wholesale phonograph record Ki
|dept. Ideal working conditions; splendid | opportunity 40-Hour Week. Time and] {half for overtime. associated Contributors, 21 8. 1m
+ WHITE man for bu butlding and ground work: year around job
* LEARN A TRADE «=
Men for General Maintenance WHITE OR COLORED
MAROTT HOTEL
Mr. McKinney
Excellent opportunity to learn baker’: trade. Age 16 to half over 40 Hours with a post-war nings for interview 1331 R” Washington st
“YOUNG MAN (6 OR OVER Stock clerk and
not going to school shipping room helper. Work essential to| | war effort. Good salary Permanent po- | for advancement. |
Essential security West
industry Open eve Baking Co
sition with opportumi
MEN
Steady work, plenty of overtime. In essential food industry. Hand truck ing and loading flour and feed.
E-Z-BAKE MILLS
Acme-Evans Co. Inc. Blackford 8t. and W_ Washington
Call N Mr. r. Sanner, LI- 8303 WANTED -- Maintenance man or man willing to learn. Good pay and future. See Mr. Wetzel, Capi-| tol Packing Co., 801 Kentucky. RAWLEIGH ROUTE ~ available at, once "| Good opportunity. Write at once, Rawleigh's, Dept. IND 215-105, Freeport, lil,
SPECIAL ANNOUNC CEMENTS © 13
MEN—I16 TO 55 @
for work in sérvice station; perma nent; good starting salary; oppor tunity for advancement; no tire o grease work.
GASETERIA ®
1031 KE. Washington St. | &
SEPTIC — TANKS, cesspools, vaults cleaned: free inspection; werk guaran-| teed. MA-8909 a -|" @eneral Painting and Roofing T Sullivan & Alford, 'RI1-7856
~~ COMPLETE STOCK
MEN= cur orr OPERATORS OFF B . PreK
18T, IND AND SRD SHIFTS
MOULDINGS, INC.
11 _E. MARKET
MIDDLE - AGED. MAN
for Lawn Work ~ and Gardener's Assistant Good Wages
_ Phone HU-4853
er LADIES MEN'S G4 MEN WANTED Cornelis Frain | 2451 E. ashing on. .
FAIRBANKS-MORSE WATER SYSTEMS WHITTINGTON
MP & ENGINEERING
PUM 245 8. MERIDIAN MA-2090
JARMENTS LITRE TH MEYER O JACOBS 214 E. 161} S$ OPENED RI. 8814 CLEANING Go IR. 9108 as sewers, downspouts, drains, ini Wd wih electric a No dig sss Work r, Estima tes free
|
PORTER
| Hardwood floors
§ more men with cars to sell hospi- |
| LAWNMOWERS aed .be aggressive and accustomed |
813 Merchants Bank Bldg. |
| Sanders, Tuners, Pian Repalrmen seasonal rush.
PERSONAL SERVICES
Nationally advertised Permanent, ordle . narily sells oN LY on sale this week,
Y $2.45
No ONLY $2 Needed
COLD WAVES ... $1.50
Worth $10-812—Al a guaranteed
rs O a 0 Bring or Send Your Citihan Plenty of Service—No Waiting {ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD, 401 Roosevelt } Hag 'RI1-0481 cor. Il, & Was
ONE-DAY SERVICE Emergency Dry Cleaners
{ Crescent Cleaners, 1244-46 N, Cap,
Hardwood firs. laid, old firs. refin, Remodelings Est. free.
IR-6968 “aid, fin-
| ished, refinished. - Est. free, BR- 8525 | HOUSE PAINTING Work guaranteed. Free
estimates. BE-05 3 and Find, Quick service. TUX. TaN HARD 3403 F E. 10th s st. CH-. 531
aT Box innerspring ‘Mattresses repaired early. RI-1882. PAINTING,
exterior. interior; 20 vears experience;
references. TA-6005. Avoid
A-1 Paper Cleaning, "sits se
PAPER CLEANING ~ Work guaranteed. White. Prompt service. FR. 1600,
Paper Hanging Steaming, wor
guaranteed, J mediate: service, Floyd Coftman, 6258-M,
PAPER HANGING for Immediate service $n m, CH-3644-R
those - who care, Calls received Til)
bE a ——— SERVICE
Patch | Plastering
Estimates Free CH-2053
REVOKED AUTO LICENSE
Certificate filed. hig cat PA
yc ABLE INS. AGENCY 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. i 421 RI-2928
Roo! Repairs, all kinds. New roofs. Guaranteed work, ROOFING and tinning. Immediate serve ice. Fst free. CH-2254,
| TREE EXPERTS Broad Ripple 8pray Co., Wm. Drogy, 1821 E. 69th st BR-4¢ 4812 UPHOLSTERY furniture machine cleaning In your home. Color revived; moth pros
tect Ss CH- 5254 N 11 WASHER REPAIR ix aid
all washers. OH-6110-R.
WASHER REPAIRING
224 E. Washington
SNAPPY BERVICR MA-1233
Wall Washer “oni Washer Repairing £57 “Tix
915 Cedar St. MA-6276 or BL-3053
SPECIALIZED chimney repairing. chimneys and porch foundations; gutter Painting and and repairing, GA-8733. .
Hoosier Weaving Co. 500 STATE LIFE BLDG. MA-T148
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 15
BERWICK, 1736—Nice, ciean bedroom fo? 2 gifls or married couple. Home prive ileges. Speedway bus route. 1'2 blocks north of 16t 16th, Breakfast optional CENTRAL, 2538 — $5; girl to share nice room, twin beds. WA- -3121. GARFIELD DRIVE, 1023 N.— 3 Sleeping rooms; 4 block from car rg A Tas MICHIGAN, 3008 W —Room or room i ad 2 men. No drinking. BE. 4818, ELL - FURNISHED — Reliable girl, eme et days Near bath; innersprings. Good transportation. TA-7158. PLEASANT room for 2 girls near bat home Privileges; aes transportation, Call evenings CLEAN RT room, walking distance, for gentleman. LI. LI-5617.
ROOMS ‘WITH B BOARD 10
WANTED Day care for pre-school-age child; vieinity of BE. 38th, Sherman dr. Arlington, after 6 p. m. CH-1TM4, WOODLAWN, 1538—Employed gifls, good character, share second floor; twin beds, Home privileges MA. 5477.
Rest Haven Sanitarium 24-br. nursing serv. 3245 N. Il. WA-6069, REST home, for elderly lady, private
Kindly | do mot answer this advertisement |
downstairs room, next bath. Reasone able, Mr An
to board
HILD in count hom ail ax 008. ’y "
Tete ON For beg RI-3098.
Children and rm. fog Complete Care 53:0" oimaes, CHILDREN—Over 3 years; Dots care, in suburban home. GA-342 $8 WEEK—Nice, clean rooms; f. coke ing. Men only = 214 Park. MA-4924.
WILL BOARD children: mother's care. Subs stantial food. Nice yard. GA-7915.
HAVE board, room for 1 or 3 children: ane der schoBMage. LI-9060.
HOUSEKEEPING | ROOMS on
ette, $6. GUILFORD, 2330 — 2 Rooms, furnished, Sean; running water; near bath. Reae Wr |
TALBOTT, 3415 N. — 3-Room furkished _apartment. Also sleeping room HI-0347, APARTMENTS FOR RENT 18
CLEVELAND, 233 N.—Near New York and Eatt; 2-room apartment; bath. Close in, -.
T. A. Moynahan Properties
350 Cold Spring Road |
Time and one |
PERSONAL SERVICES |
“MOYNAhan APARTMENTS" City-Wide
APARTMENT RENTAL BURA!
| 850 N, Pennsylvania St. L! 554
‘Sooosmars Acenes
NO yaaa Jeary ENTS NO ANCIES GENERAL, APARTNENTS 2 A MANAGEMENT — RENTAL § RVICE J ALLISON REALTY CO. Ine. RI-2368 {| FURNISHED APTS. & HOUSES 19 | 10TH, 309 E.—3 and 3-room apartments; sink, utilities furnished: private fron$§ fand back entrance. Inquire at reap | apartment. WINTER AVE, 2130 — & nicely furnis hed: sink in kitchen; bath, {utilities furnished, §6 week. - Christian | couple Adults only References. La WOODLAWN, 1640-3 Rams private Lath, Frigidaire, garage eat and water {ure Adults only,
nished. | WANTED 2 women defense workers OF hisha: 1d ahd wife; will give home and i Priv fos, L1-1859 or RI-0201. WF service man's ‘wile and child t@ share home in exchange for care of chile dren while mother works. (GA-7890. SERVICEMAN'S wife will share 4-room house with another servicsman'a wife and child. Reasonable. CH- 7011 2-ROOM bachelor apt; erniored couple only; $45 Bonth References, WA- 9409, HARE my aparte
Small 1_bungatow,
“room furnished t with employed girl; $7. OGA- 1710,
{WANTED 1 TO RENT "REWARD $100
38 ‘BEDROOM APARTMENT OR % DOUBLE NORTH OF 30TH ST. PRICE IS NO-OBJECT. CALL MR. LEFFLE, MA-2038 OR LI-7381, RM. 31, AFTER 6 P. M.
WANT 2-BRDROOM suburban unfurnished, Rellabe couple; references. Mr. Bassett BE-0075-R, after Tp. m
MOVING & STORAGE 23
Hodges Storage Co.
Estimate Free—Inspection Invited, Store Now--Pay Six Months Later, 960-62 N. Meridian—RL 2019. | HOUSES—LOTS FOR SALE 24
| GALE, 23(6 N —8-Rm. mod home, $5200,
ADAM R. HECK ** aon Edison, 914, vacant 50 Teds | NINGS BROTHERS, 28 B, 8, 1llinols, LI-5814,
(New York ioon-ii E aoe
$-Roomaside mod.; $6250; hdwd. flrs, | Terms, MA-3232. RC. 8
th, CH-2199%, McPherson, 2906 Lin Posskasion
soon, MA- A-3786. Rasley. MA-8725, Near 2000 Dexter. (hiverside Nice mod. 7-rm, home,
Park) barg. HI<1133 (eve, IR-7958),
$1350 dn; ) “Colton, near City hospitale
‘COLORED S-rm. cottage, needs ree
rs, bargain; $1600, $350 dn. RI-3663. Fh i OOM. and Tetidence Attached now _pecupled. $3300. ® Bros. MA«
Nebr Ni od : $3400 r Te Ingram, :
HI-1133 or . TR-105) 4-ROOM 8 house. a lot; §
Ve ARERR
BROADWAY 1138: Room... k i bath; 3 employed; $1 Hoos Sichens ite te Ri