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COUNCIL TO WEIGH | CAB LICENSE AGAIN

. With another round in the. taxi: cab’ licensing battle scheduled for tonight's city ‘council meeting, Mrs. city- weights and measures inspector, announced today that inspection of taxicab meters will be “completed this week. She gave the following results after three weeks of test runs with cabs operated by the two largest companies, Red Cab and United. A total of 96 of 215 Red Cabs had correct. meters on the first test run Mrs. Hobson said. The balance required adjustment. United cabs registering accurate on-the first run numbered 29 of 34, she reported. Of the 306 licenses issued to taxicabs here during May, 260 were issued to Red Cab and 93 to United. It was understood that the 11th district. American Legion officials who have supported Mrs. Hobson's | drive to strengthen taxicab regula- | tions will appear at tonight's meet- | ing. They will demand passage of a long-delayed city ordinance or rejection with cause.

DEATH NOTICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Mon, June 4, 1945 CASHMAN--George H., age 65 years father of Catherine, Kathleen and Georgann, brother of Mrs. Ella O'Connor and Miss Frances Cashman, passed away Satyrany. Funeral Tuesday, June 5 8:30 m., at the Geo. W. Ushér Mortuary. 213 W. Washington st 9 a. m. St Philip Neri church Friends invited Burial Holy Cross cemetery, Friends may call at mortuary. DAVIS—Maude M mother of Mrs, 1y Ornduff, Mrs’ ford Bridgewater, Mrs. Willlam Lucas, Fred Guess, Seelyville, Ind, died at the home, 2952 N. Illinois, Monday. Funeral notice later. For informaltion call Kirby Mortuary. GILLIHAN—S8arah, of Thomas K.,

wife of Willlam Davis, Jessie Bartle, Mrs, HarMary Wolford and ClifTerre Haute; sister of Lyford, Ind., and

age "8, beloved mother George, Elmer Gillihan,

Herman Gilllhan, William Gilithan, Mrs. Ida Clouse, Mrs. Eva Bolding, Mrs. Coma Mitchell and Mrs. Sadie Mitchell, passed

away Monday. Funeral services and burial, Portland, Tenn, Wednesday. Friends may call at the Mever & Abdon Funeral Home, 1509 Prospect st., from 6 'til 10 p, m. Monday.

GROPP-—Louls F. Sr. age 77 years, father of Mrs. William Kaufman Mrs. Harold Fleischmann, Herman and Louis Gropp Jr. brother of Mrs. Ida Scenceny, Mrs. Leona 2iels., Henry and John Gropp, passed away

Saturday. Funeral Wednesday, June 6, 830 a. m., at George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W, Washington st; 9 a. m., St, Christopher ehurch, Friends invited. Burial St, Joseph cemetery, [Friends may call at mortuary. KIMES—Amza Laurelton, beloved [father of Mrs. - Kenneth Van Arsdall, Mrs

Barry Cranfill and Merle Laurelton Kimes passed away Sunday. morning Puneral Wednesday, 10 a. m, from Shirley Brothers Central” Chapel, 948 N. lllinnis st Burial Wood Lawn cemetery, Dayton, O Friends may call at chapel any time (Dayton, O., please copy). i KOERS—Anna M., widow of George H. | Koers, mother of George H. and Herman J. Koers, Mrs. Martin Miller and Cora E Koers, sister of Mrs. Lena Stoll and Cincinnati, O., passed away Monday, 1°30 a. m ; age #1 years. Funeral from residence, 1140 Spann ave, Thursday, 8:30 a. m. Requiem High Mass

8t. Patrick's church, ® a. m._ Burial St Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call 2fter 6 p. m. Tuesday. -Members of the Altar

society will meet Wednesday, 8 p. m., for prayers KOVACH-—John. age 71, beloved husband of Mrs. Anna Kovach, passed away Sunday evening. Funeral services Wednesday, 830 a. m., at the Stevens & Sons Funeral Home, a. m. at the Holy Trinity

church. Friends may call at the funeral home, 2831 W. 10th, any time after 10 a m. Tusiday, Burial 8t. Joseph cemetery.

JACKSON- Nina Ruth. of 2620 BE. 12th st, entered into rest- Sunday, age 31 vears wife of Glen R. Jackson, mother of Betty Loos, M. M. 2-¢c James D. and Cpl. Robert E. Jackson. Service Wednesday, 3: p. m,, at. Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan st Friends are welcome Burial Washing'on

Park. Moore Mortudries. JONES—Carl 8. 5143 Carroliton, hus hand of Lula, father of Robert, Mrs Wa

Swope, Lela Jean and Ruth Jones, br bor hi of Mrs. Pred Bruhn, passed away Saturday Bervices Flanner & Buchanan Mo; tuary, Tuesday, 2 p. m Friends invited. i Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at] mortuary | LONG-Mrs. Clara, widow, of Dr. Robert W. Long. passed away Saturday Serv. fces Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday. 10 a. m Friends invitetd Rurial New Maysville, Ind. Priends may call a mortuary. { McADAMM—Bamuel M., 2014 East 10th entered into rest Sunday, age 68 years husband of Emma McAdams, father of Mrs. Haze! Eppen, Faye and Margaret McAdams, all of Indianapolis. Bervices Wednesday, , from Peace Chapet, Friends are welcome Burial Crown Hill cemetery, Moore mortuaries,

0'CONNOR—Gerald Dennis, age ‘4 days, beloved little son of Arthur R. O'Connor, 8 2c; Mrs Grace - O'Connor, and brother of Arthur R. Jr, and Judith Ann O'Connor, and grandson of Mr. and Mrs John O'Connor and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thompson, passed away Sunday p. ‘m Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p m from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N Hlinota st Burial Floral Park Priends may call the chapel after: 7 p, m.| Monday. PIERLE—Lillian Prances. beloved wile of George Pierle, mother of Margaret, Carolyn, Jerome and Richard Pierle, stepmother of Edward Plerle, passed away Saturday, June 2, at her late residence, 32 Regent st. Funeral from the Voigt Mortuary, 1632 8. Meridian, Wednesday, 8:30 a. m.; requiem mass Sacred Heart church, 9 a.m. Interment St Friends fnvited REEDY--Willlam W., 3663 N Pennsylvahia, husband of Rosa Boman Reedy, father of John, Allen Reedy, Columbus, O.; Thomas D. Reedy, Detroit, Mich; Wesley W. Reedy, Plainfield. Ind... Mrs, - Thomas D. Woods, Indianapolis, grandfather of Thomas,“ Richard and David ‘Reedy, Detroit. Dona Reedy, Columbus, ©O., and Rose Ann Woods, . Indianapolis, passed away at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn S8unddy a m. Services Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Wednesday, 2 p. m.| Friends invited Interment Crown Hill! Friends may call at mortuary REID—Louisa V., age 48 years, wile of Morton, mother of Mrs. Cleo Simmons Mary, Edith, Louise, George, Joseph and. James Reid, sister of Mrs, Edward Kassenbrock and Bert McAdams. Pagsed away Sunday. Puneral Wednesday, June 6. 8:30 &. m., «t residence, 818 Division st 9 8 m. Assumption church. Priends invited

Joseph's cemetery. |

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HISEY & TITUS

951 N. Delaware St.

"SHIRLEY BROS. co.

264 N. Illinois LI-5400

ROBERT W. STIRLING

14232 Prospect MA-4044

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LOST—Black patent. purse, Monday evening; money, brown ' folder initialed PF. A. E, with valuable papers, gas bank: books Keep money return contents. Seryicemans' wife. 4018 Cornelius. HU-6821.

LOST -— Envelope containing defense stamps, Tuesday, vicinity of Walnut and Delaware sts. or Sears. Return to School No. 2, 700 block N. Delaware.

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LOST -Eastern Star pin with stones i and a Mason guard. Reward. CH-5083:M.

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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE INTERNATIONAL ‘BEAUTY SCHOOL Demands for Skilled Operators. Learn Under ‘Expert Teachers, International Beauty Sehool, 342 E. Wash.

HELP * WANTED—FEMALE 9

NOTICE

All female workers covered by the Priority Referral Plan will be re quired” to comply with all WMC regulations,

BATH WOMAN FOR BEAUTY BATHS

Apply Mrs. Martyn, Manager BEAUTY SALON, 8TH FLOOR

L. S. AYRES & CO. “BILLING CLERK Permanent position in our billing department. Hours, 8 to 4:30. Good pay.

Ideal working conditions. We have our own cafeteria. Apply now.

Holcomb & Hoke Mfg. Co.

1545 VanBuren

~~ BOOKKEEPER

with comptometer experience to work in‘ accounting dept. Typing desired but not essential.

National Hosiery Mills

Makers of "Round the Clock’ Hosiery Call RI-1321, '8 a. m.

BUS GIRLS

for terrace tearoom. This will probably appeal to women with children who would like to work a short time each day dur.

ing the luncheon hour. Apply terrace tearoom, 6th floor, any morning before 11 o'clock.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

Part-Time Cafeteria Help

16:30 a. m.-1:30 m. Monday

through Friday.

KINGAN'’S

Maryland and Blackford sts

Club Maids Colored. permanent po-

sition, Good wages. Apply timekeeper.

Indianapolis Athletic Club

WANTED

Comptometer Operators Permanent work: full or part time Kraft Cheese Company

41 E. Washington st

COMPTOMETER OPR.

Permanent position, pleasant working conditions. Apply Office

‘Packard Manufacturing Co. 2000 Columbia Ave aide White. ~ Salary, Too

White. room, board, laundry. CH-7676, Mrs. Sherrick,

Dishwashers (Colored 3

g o Guaranty C Cafeteria. 20 NM Meridian,

DRESS HANDS

thoroughly experienced on fine apparel for women's and misses’ in alteration deparyment For interview, ask for Mr Pritz, 6th floor.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

EXPERIENCED EGG CANDLERS

Time snd one- half over 40 ‘hours

Burial in Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at residence after 6 p. m. Mon-

day. George W, Usher service ! SELCH—Herbert, age 60, Liston, Ind. passed away Bunday Funeral June 5

2 p. m.,, McConnaha Mortuary, Pittsboro, the Rev James Shockley , in charge Friends may call any time after 5 p, m Monday. Burial Lizton.

SPENCER-<Charles (Crug).- stepbro'her of Otis Reeves, Mrs. Scott Anthony and Mrs. Stradley, passed away soicus p.m Friends may call at the Tolin uneral Home, 1308 Prospect st., any time afier 10 a. m. Monday. Funeral services Tuesday, 11 a. m, at the funeral home terment Riverview cemetery Seymour, Ind, Friends invited. (Seymour papers copy) SWEET Alice st, mother of Mrs. Laura Mattox, Indianapolis; John D, Noe, Marion, Ind: Elmer N. Noe, Amarillo, Tex.; sister of Daniel and Harry Acton of Indiarapolis, six grandchildren, and three great-grand-children, passed away Saturday. Funeral services Tuesday. 10 a. m., at the Parley Funeral Home, 1604 W Morris st. Burial Columbus, Ina, Friends may call at the funeral home TONEY Perry Lee, husband of Louvenia B. Toney, father of S8ankeyo, James A. U 8 military police stationed In Germany, and Paul Bana, son of Mrs. James King, brother of Mrs. Daisy Ambers, passed away at the residence, 440 E. Ver. , Apt. 1, Sunday p. m. ~ Friends may the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st., any time after 10 a. m Tuesday until 10 a. m. Wednesday. Body will ‘be taken to the Hunt Fineral Home at Kirkland, Ind., where services will’ be Thursday, 2 p. m. Interment Kirkland, Ind. Priends invited, ‘WICHMANN-—Anton J. beloved father of Mary A., Gertrude L., Martha Jean ard Pfc. Anton J. Jr. Wichmann, passed away Saturday, June 2. Puneral from the late Tesidence, 1310 Comar ave Tv» ~ Requiem mass St. Catherine's

Noe, age 84, 1220 Nelson

church, 9 a.m. Interment cemetery. Friends inyited. WIRTZ Em of 522 Sanders, beloved

wife of Pred’ Wirtz Ah mother of” Mrs Gretchen Ott, Mrs. Ida Henry and Herman Wirtz, U. 8. navy; sister of William F. A. Glerke, Los Angeles, Oul., passed

a N at the Robert Prignds aay on) 1420 Prospect, p. m. Monday time of funeral :

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later, RS. :

W. T. Blasengym © 257°, %s $376 an KL w.

UNERAL HOME

BE- 1934

KINGAN ‘a co.

Employment Office, 8 a.m. to 5 pm, Blackford and W. Maryland

% Feeders and Folders

Fame Laundry, ‘1352 N Miinols.

FILE CLERK

Permanent Positions Good Salary

HERFF-JONES CO.

1411 LN Capitol Ave.

~ Women Fitters

for women's and misses’ ready-to-wear | suits and dresses in alteration departMent. Hoy interview, ask for Mr. Prits

The Wm, H. Block Go.

GENERAL OFFICE WORK Call Days LI-5491" After 6 Evenings IR-3281

% HAND TRONERS %

Xo Laundry, 1384 ©N Ulinols.

Exp. Hosiery Workers We have openings now for permanemt positions in ® SEAMING ® PAIRING . PIN ENDING

National - “Hosiery Mills

i Call R1-1321, 8 a.m op m

Housekeeper &: 5..."

25-40. Motherless home. CH-5846-R.

Jewelry Enamelers

Experience not necessary, Permanent position. Apply

HERFF-JONES CO. 1411 N. CAPITOL

afternoon off. Hou LI m.. 1 child, ‘will train BRA.

GIRL. . To Learn Pay Roll Work

Knowledge of comptometer helpful Will consider fA Just graduating from hi in school, Totertapn Po 5 Jay - wee

MATD—8§16 week, Shursday and F Bundy 0

Gontral Sta tate Envelope Co.

mr WANTED FEMALE Soih.g. [FLATWORK" OPERATORS |

od Startin

STERLING LAUNDRY

135 Lexington

NURSES’ AIDS

Salary, room, board, laundry Sunnyside Sanitorium, CH-7676. Miss iss Kline renee Er ae

PBX OPERATOR

CLAYPOOL HOTEL PHONE RECEPTIONIST GENERAL OFFICE HELPER

Downtown, air-cond. office. 44-hr. week. Age limit 30, MA-2455.

POWER MACHINE OPERATOR INSPECTORS ? ‘ AND MARKERS For _Men's Alteration Department. 40-Hour Week. Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. “PRESS OPERATORS No Experience Necessary Good Earnings

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

“PRESS OPERATORS Sterling Laundry 735 Lexington

Xx PRESS OPERATORS %

Fame Laundry, 1352 N. Ilinots.

"RESTAURANT HELP

BURKES RESTAURANT, f, CITY MARKET

ROOM INSPECTRESS

White, Permanent position, Good working conditions, APPLY CLAYPOOL HOTEL

~ SALESPERSON

For corset department; full time employment, Apply Employment Office, Tth Floor

The Wm. H. Block Co.

DAVIS CLEANERS 2835 NORTHWESTERN _ SECRETARY GOOD SALARY

"Write P. O. Box 813 Silk Finisher hap FXperienced. Good pay.

Tuchman Cleaners, 3514 College Ave,

Experienced

SILK SPOTTER Apply DAVIS CLEANERS

2835 Northwestern

~LADY—S$25 WEEKLY

For soda fountain (east). 6 days. good hours. Chance for advancement. Wolman Drugs, 5464 FE, Washington or IR. 5222 after 1 P. M

TAILORESSES

Experienced

L. STRAUSS & CO.

TYPIST

Will train good beginner for billing department. 5'2 days per week; pleasant working conditions. Essential industry with no post-war conversion problem.

The Richardson Co.

20th and Olney Call CH-0673 for interview

with knowledge of comptometer to work in pay roll department. Permanent position’ (beginner considered).

‘National Hosiery Mills .___ RI-1321-8 AM to5P MM: . WAITRESS 00” “Nee @1 8 NIGHT WAITRESS Hours 4 to 12 p. m.; good job.

TED'S LUNCH ROOM 925 N. Illinois

~ WAITRESSES TEE PEE WA-6440 Waitresses & Fountain Girls

No Sundays. Meals and uniforms fure nished. Coons Drug Store, 449 N. _Illinols.

GIRLS—18 to 35

Opportunity to learn to handle fine hosiery. Openings in following depart ments: Seaming, Measuring, Order. Filling,

National Hosiery Mills Makers of “Round the Clock™ Hosiery __ Call RI-1321-8 A. M. to 5 P. M.

~ CIRLS—Day Work Only

Do You Live Near 3800 E. Washington?

It 8o Central States Envelope Co. 16 8. Sherman Drive will train you for a clean, easy, factory position operating an envelope machine.

GIRLS or WOMEN to Manage Dry Cleaning Branch Stores This is pleasant daytime work, and we try to place you close to your home. You ‘are DAV while, learning.

VIS CLEANERS

2835 NORTHWEST ERN

COLORED GIRLS 18 TO 50 To learn plessing in a modern dry cleaners plant. We pay you while learn-

ing. Rapid advancement for those who qualify DAVIS CLEANERS 235. Northwestern ~~ COLORED GIRLS for laundry Work, SStesdy, permanent.

COMMERCIAL TOWEL

1120 CENTRAL AVE

YOUNG WOMAN

Typing and shorthand required. |

tion. Replying, please state age,

HELP WANTED—MALE

mELP WANTED—MALE FEM. kL. ~ DRUG CLERKS BAKER 57. %or" interview.” west

Your drug store is an essential part

Califormia and Market Sts.

"FOUNTAINEERS

‘AGE 16 to 50 To serve food and fountain drinks Pleasant work; chance for advancement. See Mr. Moore = Dependable ’ ' Drug Stores. - _ California and Market Sts

~ KITCHEN HE 5 South Shore Inn

Lake Wawasee

Apply Spencer Hotel

248 8. Illinois

Housework, Married. Couple (White)—$40 ta $50 Per Week Very pleasant private living quarters and meals furnished $Man expected to do vard work, clean cars and other Wiscelianeous work, Woman to do general housework and cooking. No laundry, 1 1 Exceedingly pleasant working Generous time off. Permanent Experience not essential if witlir Prefer col iple 1 inder 55. BR-1 234,

unc ar “Cut-Off

Punch Press Operators; Off Bearers, Stock Janitor.

Handlers, Packer-Craters,

Apply Employment Office

MOULDINGS, INC. 141 E. Market St.

SKILLED AND UNSKILLED MACHINE OPERATORS, INSPECTORS

MANUFACTURING CO. INC

One Year's Experience Desired |BAKING CO, ma an on. . oe eath’s rber op Steady Work PARBER 133 W. Market y

ps ——— —— of your everyday home front service. Experienced: Frank's HOOK'S DEPENDABLE Brake Mechanic Brake. Service 3298 DRUG STORES Missouri LI-9519

Carpenters $1.42! earn $55.47 per week.

Joh Phone:

“CARPENTERS

2050 Northwestern

“= BREAD WRAPPER AND PACKERS Day or night work; full or part. time. GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. Vermont UNION CARPENTERS AND EXPERIENCED BUILDING LABOR

WAKEMAN HOSPITAL, CAMP ATTERBURY, «

working 58 hours at

Provided labor camp on site. Room

and board at $1.72 day or $14 week.!

War Manpower Commission regulations must be complied with Report for Work at<our Field Office: BLDG. 4107 FAIRBANKS ST CAMP ATTERBURY, INDIANA Edinburgh 1200—~Extension 708 Dunlap and Company, Inc. GENERAL ~ CONTRACTORS CARPENTER ELECTRICIANS Real Silk Hosiery Mills

634 N. Noble

$1.00 to $115 PER HOUR HUBER CONTRACTING CO. WA-3351 OPPORTUNITY

CENTERLESS GRINDERS 1 Days—1 Nights 4 CLEANUP MEN

STEWART MFG. CO.

3209 E. Wash.—~MR, MARTIN-—-FR-1421

ROOSEVELT AVE AT DEARBORN

GOOD NIGHT JOBS OPEN TURRET LATHE OPERATORS MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS GEAR HOBB OPERATORS ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR UNIVERSAL MIL L OPERATOR "48: Hour Week, Apply Personne! Office

INSLEY MFG. CORP. 801 N. Olney (3500 East) or U.” 8. Employment Service 257 W. Wast Washington

Expanding Shay Offers Opportunities

® ® ® SHIPPING & RECEIVING : Good, permanent jobs for ee oN PAYROLL DEPT, x ores ing Work for experienced office ply Employment Office

DEPTS,

men,

216

N. PINE ST,

MARRIED COUPLE

Middle-aged, with good references: no children. Family of 3, suburban estate. Man must he good chauffeur and housework. experience. Splendid salary, living quarters furnished, with Woard and vacacolor and complete details. Wife whether experienced fn cooking or maid service. A rare opportunity for couple seeking a permanent position. Address Box A-864, Times L.G.S, SPRING CLUTCH CORP. 398 Division St. Doubling Vital War Production Men and Women Urgently Needed

BT NCR AT HYRsS BURRERS DRAFTSM GRINDERS INSPECTORS MACHINE OPRS, TIMEKEEPER TOOLMAKERS

i Apply U.S.E.S. INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT CO. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY — NEED % Laborers Ww Apprentice Water Softener Operators % Clerks and Typists w Meter Readers % Car Washers % Apprentice Auto Mechanie — APPLY —- 1230 W. MORRIE 8577.

THERE'S STILL A WAR TO BE WON!

And Medical Products Are Needed to Help Win It Opportunities for Post-war Employment

ELI LILLY AND CO.

Employment Office. 220 E. McCarty

MEN AND WOMEN

Needed by Old Well Established Essential Industry Full or Part-Time Employment

PAPER PACKAGE CO:

oJ sea 2 8. DELAWARE

“International Harvester Co.

5565 Brookville ‘Road We Need Necessary Production Workers at Once 48-Hour Week With Overtime Apply Representative

U. S. Employment Service

257 W. Washington

MEN—WOMEN

General factory work, day or night hours—experience not necessary—work 54 hours per week—war work with excellent post-war opportunity.

® Punch Press ® Labor @ Drill Press : 1hspection ® Burring Machine Oprs.

McQUAY- NORRIS MFG. co. ; 1737 MASS. AVE

WHITE WOMAN

Rethose

For office building cleaning work. {fined work and steady job for desiring short hours.

SEE RAY THOMPSON 706 Guaranty Bldg.

~ MALE OR FEMALE

Experienced comptometeress to work on production analysis control, SVa-day week with time and half for overtime. Pleasant working conditions. Good pay. Opportunity for advancement. INC.

OMAR, 901 'E. 16th Street Wanted to do laundry in

WOMAN home any day. oN a

Westside preferred. MA-9086.

Women - fe 20 through 49 — as Surgical or Medical Technicians at Army Hospitals and clerk-typists, general clerks, stenographers at Army posts In UO. 8. and overseas. Closing living quarters, food, med- | ical and dental care recreational and entertainment facilities fur. nished. Write U. 8. Army Recruit ing Office, 110 North Pennsylvania, or phone FR anklin

‘WOMEN

ry part-time work in Sales |

Department with large organization. ‘Excellent pay; no experience necessary. Splendid opportunity, Pleasant | work Apply 214 Kresge Bldg. See Mr | Btewart ‘WOME for light mechanical work. No experience necessary. 15]

N. Pennsylvania

WOMEN & GIRLS

for stock and office positions, ideal surroundings, 8-hr. day

752 E. MARKET ST.

A Good Place for a Girl to Work Opportunities Now INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. ~

uf 230 N Meridian St. — Employment Office—Women

~~ AVON PRODUCTS

(2) established territors open west Can earn $8.00 and over ‘dally in commission. RI1-8533

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM, 10 HETHERINGTON & BERNER, INC.

sAssigtan; bookkeeper. Man or omih. Permanent Position with oid established firm Apply MA-

DAY COOK A Aepeidable, for modern festau-all-electric cooking aquipmant, Res! Sr, experience noy necessary

rmanent A tion. *Dormito tactics

Near uni« ipa) vert Dan. service. to door. Call

DMASERS WHT

TE entucky A-3598

—> Lane Bryant «—

With some experience operating a pho« tostat or blueprint machine. Address Box | A, 757, Times

[HELP WANTED—MALE | 11 | 1 NOTICE All male workers covered by the

Priority Referral Plan will be required to comply with all WMC regulations. |

~ ACETYLENE BURNERS |

For operating burning machines torch

{ cutting steel plate Good pay, steady work. Old -established firm has been | doing ‘this type work for many years,

See Mr Morgenthaler indiandpolis Machinery & Supply Ce. 959 59 8. A Meridian St.

Assistant to Chemist -

No practical + 8hould have high

| War ure,

experience necessary school chemistry Post {ut American Bearing Corp.

420 8. Harding [ |»

AUTO MECHANIC

"DIE DESIGNER

BOWES “SEAL FAST” -CORP.|

| pers.

work.

| torium

COOKS and GRILL MEN = WA-6440

DRAFTSMAN

Excellent Post-war Future

Mouldings, Inc. 41 E. Market For Circulation Department She Indianapolis Times has an opening for & man betweeNS@5 and 45 yrs Good starting wage and excellent oppoftunity 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, Allio

Night and Day DISHWASHERS

Good job No grifters No drunks

Ted's Lunch Room

925 N liinois

DRAFTSMAN

-We have immediate. employment for ‘skilled draftsmen, Excellent post-war opportunity Apply Employment Office

N’S Maryland & Blackford sts. or Call LI-1351 House wiring and re-

Electricians pairs: permanent; good

working conditions. RI-8235,

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

No experience needed. Good starte ing pay. Overtime over 40 hours. 20 Minutes Downtown Packers—Truckers—Milk Workers

EVANS MILLING cO.

1730 W. Michigan

Floor Inspector

able to use precision instruments to the losest tolerance. Machine shop background necessary. Post-war future. Apply American Bearing Corp. 429 8. Harding

Foundry Workers

Exvelient opportunity foundry. Post-war future,

American Bearing Corp.

429 8. Harding “PALINTAIN ME TEE PEE _FOUNTAIN MEN wis FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement Can Use Part Time i. 1PM to6P

Penn Railroad, 139 E. South ~ FREIGHT SOLICITOR

Experienced truck line. Must be well acquainted Indianapolis shipGood opportunity. Box A759,

modern

Times.

"FRY COOK—DISHWASHER

Central Commissary, 760 8. Emerson.

GRINDERS

AND HANDY MEN

in gray iron Jodndey; Permanent and steady Good wa PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO. 1853 Ludlow Ave CH-6122

Ice Delivery Man

Irvington Ice & Fuel Co.

412 S. Ritter

Remodeling barracks into” wards at Night Attendant

| vears

[bundle them for shipment.

| WH. P. WASSON & ¢O.

Plenty of _work

PLUMBER ,

MON, JUNE I 1945

HELP WANTED--MALE

METER READERS — Good wages

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

11 | HELP WANTED—-MALE Truck Driver 3;

iy general work, $25 | week. Hours 10 a. m'to § p.m 2310 N. Meridian

and sjeady employment, full or part time in ‘a critical industry. See Mr. Richardson, 2d floer Citi rens Gas & Coke Utility, 48 8. Pennsylvania.

‘MOULDERS

_ and Foundry Laborers...’

Permanent and steady. good wages

(PEERLESS FOUNDRY. CO.

1853 Ludlow CH-6122

i andant CADAbI ‘apabie of pa

ne | cars. Age. 40 to 55

HELPERS & WELDERS

We need men now

11 | PERSONAL SERVICES

w k rw ' . Plent at ime . FOR BUSY . WOMEN Ask for Mr. Wardlow Nationally: advertised 8 FS manenta HUGH J. BAKER & CO. nici sl for ties fy re on ny 603 W. McCarty _ coLD WAVES +0 « STO

~ WOOL PRESSERS

$61 for 54-hour week. Troy.Dry CleanCo, Fort Wayne Writ e or wire.

“X-RAY ORDERLY

Steady Employment ply X-Ray Department:

METHODIST HOSPITAL

Empire Garage, 126 E. Wabash

ORDER WORKERS .

Men to fill orders for steel bars and Cranes and Old estab-" Bee

handling equipment available. lished firm. -Good pay, steady work. Mr. Morganthaler.

BOY for Pleasant Work ih. Hour Week ® MUTUAL DRUG: CO.

18 W, Georgia st,

Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Co, 1959 8. Meridian St. HUBER CONTRACTING CO. |, 2050 Northwestern WA-3351 Sfead i | | PAINTERS Seeasy. .r reels 8 | commercial ‘-

painters, Call after 6 P. M TA-5 1306 or BR-9405

EXPERIENCED PAINTERS |

_top wages WA-4800

PIANO TUNER

Steady work: top wages with bonus afrangey Car furnished

MARION MUSIC C0, *},%, 7"

RI 5008 WANTED 808 N. TLLINOIS STREET

Steady - work

PLUMBERS {7i7, [of »° % NIGHT PORTER %

For Automotive Business

Top Wages Permanent Employment See Mr. Booher

% C. T. FOXWORTHY C0. yr

819 E. Washington St.

—n

f interested see Mr. Miller W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

Store Helpers, Apprentices, Shop

U. S$. Railroad Retirement Board

Worth $10-12—All Work Guaranteed. No Appointments Needed

oT Every LOCMORDEMN OTHER PERMANENTS 0 LY $2

‘Doors Open at 8:30 A. Bring or Send Your Chudren

LADIES. MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN" PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE *REASUN MEYER O JACOBS

212.214 E 16th UT War

y BOYS VACATION WORK We are now accepting applications, full r part time work, No experience necesA TY Must be 18 vears of age or over

Ww WwW. McCAR IY

543

Age 16 and Up

Urgently Needed for Railroad Work. as

Workers, Mail, Express and Freight Handlers

w the best,

OPEN FOR BUSINESS Dest. For "appointment call IR-1008F

Sheridan Beauty Shop

8127 E. Washington

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL We Graduate Skilled Operators + Trained by Expert Teachers: INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL E. WASH. °

34:

CLOGGED SEWERS OPENED RI. 8814

H&W SEWER CLEANING co

i sewers, dowr s, sink drains, * elect eel No dig= $ rk guar. Estimates free,

— Mocsdubs mista Ain. SPEC IALIZE in repairing chimn neys, tions, * leaky’ roofs and gutters

GA-1147,

Many Other Openings

Apply

15 East Maryland st.

Reliable porter,” colored;

full-time day work,

PORTER ‘ Dependable, Neat

Opportunity for Middle-Age Man Pleasant Working Conditions—Apply

Associated Distributors

211 S. Nlinois St.

PORTER — Colored for cocktail

partment

MAN — 18 TO 50

CRUSHED stone for your ave: $5

‘Furniture Moving

cinders

5 a load; Es - BE-1006-M., PECIALIZE Front End "Repairing and Aligning

Auto and Trucks (All Makes _SBPITZNAGEL & CLAY, 525 W. PEARL

Local and long

distance. Imm, to operate welding equipment warehouse. service. CH-707 Apply in person, Linde Air Products Co. |g rdysod firs. laid, SB firs. 739 N. Penn N. Pennsylvania STR | refin, Remodelings. E st. free. IR- 6968 alg MAN | Hardwood floors Iai a fin-

To work in

Steady employment, Good

nity.

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

apport

9 8. State Y Man to “work in n store m I oung an be neat and. clean; $25 er—week—hours-10 a. m. to 6 p. m, 627

x East St

bar; $30 to start; no Sunday. Sportsman Club. Mr. Hussey, 934 N. Pennsylvania.

PORTERS 18. TO 45 Pull or part time, 6 days a week. Time and one-half over 40 hours. Steady, continuous emplovment. Apply

OMAR, INC.

901 E. 16th Street

PRESSER

Experienced in Men's Clothing Apply Employment Qffice, 7th Flr,

The Wm. H. Block Co.

EXPERIENCED PRODUCTION MAN to take full charge of scheduling, ase sembly and production in & plant manufacturing industrial maintenance equipment, Our product is a war development with tremendous post-war possibilities Applicant must be Indianapolis resident with knowledge of man-power conditions and manufacturing. procedure in this city

for production job in an essential paper industry. and one-half over 40 hours

after the war, operation here for 75 years.

to Work in Plant {8-Hour Week

ACETYLENE PRODUCTS CO. »

Wek 1k

No experience necessary. Time

“THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO.

nT Ww. WASHINGTON

MEN

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary Full or part-time. Steady work now and Our business has been in

. National Starch Products, Ine. 1515 S. DROVER oe “MEN wanted in critical industry, important in peace as well as war-time; 43-hour week, Fireman, track men, laborers, oven men, boilermakers and helpers, electricians. See Mr. Jolly ‘or Mr. Lentz at gatehouse or Citizens

OPERATORS, OFF BEARERS, STOCK HANDLERS, PACKER-CRATERS, JANITOR

Apply Employment Office

MOULDINGS, INC.

741 E. Market St. Experienced RATE AND BILL CLERK

- Alirsetive Salary Opportunity Advancement

for PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 139 E. South St. Sales Represeniative—Widely known distributor of Machine Tools, Steel and Mill Supplies has opening for high grade man to cover Industrial Accounts in an Indiana territory. Permanent position excellent opportunity. Please do not answer this ad unless you have had a successful selling record in at least one of the above lines. State qualifications fully in your first letter Your reply will be held in sf in strict confidence. Box A-863 Times

SCALE BOY Tiffany Laundry

45 N. Senate _ SHEAR OPERATORS For shearing steel - plate. Good pay, steady work. Old established firm. This has been important phase our business for over 15 years, See Mr. Morgenthaler.

Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Co. 1959 8, Meridian St,

Sheet Metal Workers

Furnace Department |

«Permanent and steady; good wages.

Peerless Foundry Co.

1853 Ludlow Ave CH-6122

SHIPPING ROOM HELPER

—— RE ROUTE DRNERE and helpers. Also men for plant Steady work, good pay. Broad Ripple lce Mfg. Co., 6588 Winthrop, -BR-0343. MEN TO WORK IN ICE STORAGE And operate electric ice cranes.

| Women to help ice crane Sperauars,

POLAR ICE & FUEL C 223 Lynn JANITOR White," SalAty, room, board,

sunnyside Sana

laundry. CH-7676, Mrs, Sherrick

KITCHEN ‘HELPERS .

Salary room, board, laundry 1676 Sherrick or Mrs. Spence,

7 JANITOR

Da or Night Work Permanent Employment SEE MR FREEBERG

American National Bank

41 N Pennsy Iva

KITGHEN PORTER (White or Colored) MAROTT HOTEL Mr. Blake

CH1676. Mrs

¢ , Laborers needed on gas main and

oe MECHANICS HELPER ay ark) service construction work. Permae West Baking Company, 1331 K. Washington pens $7 Mth Eten I: or AUTO mechanic; permanent, profitable CITIZENS GAS & COKE UTILITY See Paul ‘Adams. HICKMAN OLDS, 1510 N Meridian . 0 AUTO MECHANICS CATHE OPERATOR METAL MEN SURFACE GRINDERS Large Chevrolet dealer recently re- DRILL PRESS OPERATORS opened. Get in on the ground floor No 48-Hour work week sXpense for tools, all pr equipment new. | Excellent starting rate. Post-war future | Excellent pay, ‘group ifisurance, vacation with pay, family Boars 5ly-day week American Bearing Corp. a good post-war opportunity See Pail 420 8. Harding Kuhn, East Side Chevrolet, Inc. 5436.8 . Wash. IR-1121 _| Lithograph Press Helpers

~ AUTO MECHANIES—2 Top pay, good working conditions, good future gn both new and used cars

Jones Auto Co,, 2955 Céntral

AUTO TO Mechanics and metal opening for three men. Good post-war opportunity, Good hours, group insurahce and vacations with pay See Bill Kuhn at North Side Chevrolet, Inc., 838 E. 63d, Broad _63d, Broad Ripple.

men. A real

avo UTO MECHANICS GOOD GOOD CONDITIONS RANTEE—COMMISSIONS & ¢ & CENTRAL & SALES ‘ TA-4501

* BOX ( NAILERS % *

Cw War Work . t, * % Plenty Overtime + Incentive Plan

Security Wood Prodiicts 1128 W 21st Bt. —L1-6531

» ro on gw want ERT And quiek resus.

Day or Night Work, Considerable Overtime Necessary.

Wm, B. Burford Printing Co.

603 BE Washington

— — | cmb ni

Good pay. Essential industry, Permanent position.

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W. Vermont Wanted ' ‘Mechanics, Helpers ‘and Tire Men pin

In A ann Apply Clyde 8 Berry

w Aro Mayflower Transit Oo.

BE. ‘0888 Stock Man at Once Co°C posi:

Opportunity to learn warm air furnace business and advance. Good Wages while learning. Steady and. permanent.

Peerless Foundry Co. 1853 Ludlow Ave CH-6122

Man for stock room nent job, critical industry See Mr. Martin, 330 W. 0th 8g. CITIZENS GAS & COKE UTILITY

labor. Perma=

tion: Indiana Wall Paper & Paint Co., E. Maryland

~ STOCK MEN WANTED

Two reliable young men over 18 in good | health to ass¥St.in receiving and packing coffee and groceries. A permanent posi. tion and 50 hours per week guaranteed

COOK COFFEE CO. |

936 E_ GEORGIA

MERTEN —. TARLYMAN |

for Ohecking Freight Opportunity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD

139 E. South St

TIRE REPAIR MAN |

GOOD WAGES GOOD HOURS

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

602 N Capitol Ave

TOOL AND DIE MAKERS | Love Machine & Tool Co. |

TIT W, 26th St, TOOL AND JIG DESIGNER Immediate employment” in our engineers | ing department for experienced tool and Jig designer Interesting ' starting rate

Excellent Pont. War SPPOrtynity. ply personnel dep

MoQUAY. NORRIS MFG, co

1737 Mass. Ave

Truck Body Repair Men

Apply Wm R. Stewart Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 887 ‘Mass: Ave.

Straight Truck Drivers For city freight work Apply Jacohg, P, R. R. Freight House, “door

25 Delaware and. South st PENN. TRUCK LINES TRUCK MECHANIC Full or Part Time

Good Pay—Steady Work

Give previous employment record. Ad- Gas & Coke Utility, Langsdale ave, dress Box A-865, Times at Northwestern. . PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS, CUT-OFF | MEN

perience necessary. -

department

FACTORY AND YARD

Essential industry; steady work. No ex-

CENTRAL VENEER CO. Brightwood 2143 Winger Ave.

W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. | MEN

are needed in our steel and mill supply Our record, 88 years continuous operation, assures an opportunity for .a permanent position for’ the right type: 5',-day week; cafeteria in plant Apply Mr. Miller, 543 W, McCarty st.

« WHITE MEN %

For janitor and elevator jobs in office building. Steady jobs for steady men. SEE RAY THOMPSON 706 Guaranty Bldg.

MEN

Steady work, plenty of overtime. essential food industry. Hand trucking and loading flour and feed. E-Z-BAKE MILLS Acme-Evans Co. Inc. Blackford St. and W. Washington

receiving and shipping de- | 120

In|

ed, refinished. Est. free. BR-852!

HOUSE clear nd interior decorating, all Walter g Mos TA-8861.

CAWRHOWERE sharpenid and nd repaired. TUX ARR,

Suies service, CH- cha

3403 KE. 10th st. ¢ renovated, Box innerspring

HOOSIER WEAVING co. 509 State Life bld MA-T148 “MOVIN es LIGHT HAULING

m BE-0447-J PAPER CLEANING, washing, wall washes 8 good, clean, work guaranteed. MAe= (WA. 3460 | Paver cleaning and house cleaning Immed, service, Steaming, wo Paper | Hanging :

guaranteed. Ime mediate service, Floyd Cofiman. CHe 6258-M.

PAPER hanging—{ree estimates

BL-1430 : MA-7992

Paper hanging and cleaning. Esti nates Free Patch Plastering ™“G3 Chass

(white).

Work guaranteed.

"Plaster Patching and Painting

Old rooms made new with interior stucce, = stimates free. IR, 9861.

2-DAY radio YepRif, hi ®t 35-25 and

_50-L8 tubes. 538 RI-5636.

Walkers’ Rienatier Co.

__Commercial and Domestic—WA-8761.

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

ith Certificate filed I onsibitity dept. RELIABLE INS. AGENCR INC. ... 312 INDIANA TRUST

312 MA-5423 ROOFING "5 free. GH-235¢

and tinning. Tmmediate serve { Re I ki Ni RT: rR Be Rl- 2928

Wall Washing, BE-2298-R”

‘Washing Machines, 2e'se Jeri | HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE. CH. Wd)

WATCH REPAIRING

Finest Workmanship—Gusran teed Prompt Services. 304 Indiana Trust

Gus Meister Established 198

“Yc One ne Day. Service

Crescent Cleaners, By 46 N. Caps ROLLER Tree srt Co. | trimming and removing. ~-1065. 6312 Broadway.

BARTON HOTEL

Clean, attractive rooms; good beds, Weekly rates upon application. Delaware at Michigans $3.50, CARROLLTON, 1132—Nice single room, innersprings, constant hot water,

MEN—16 to 55 @

for work in service station; perma. nent; good starting salary; oppor- | tunity for advancement; no tire ot grease work

GASETERIA @

1031 BE. Washington 8t. |

MEN WANTED

tenders, back tenders, winder- i men, firemen, master mechanic, millright and engineers, Steady employment ply to’ Mr. T. J. Russell Mill Manager

Machine

{ SANGAMON PAPER MILLS, Eaton, Ind |

GoD FUTURE MEN NEEDED

~ AMERICAN LOAN CoO. 719 State Life Bldg. |

Wants young man for credit investiga. tion and collection work. Those applying! must be industrious and desire permanent

“Re-1|.

ROOMS WITH BOARD

private entrance. LI-9047.

CENTRAL. 1822—Room in on car line. Close to restaurants. Privils. Employ. couple pref. WA-2913.

{GRAY 515 N.—Nice sleeping room, private

modern h

home, close R.C. A. and Mallory's; (gentleman. NOBLE, 316 S.—Sleeping room, gentles __ man preferred. Near U. 8 Rubber

WILSON HOTEL 52, Seen: 641-43 FT. WAYNE AV ENUE—RI-0362

WYOMING, 414 E—Large front room, nicely furnished, near bath; twin beds}

on 8 East carline; employed couple of gentlemen RI-2812, In our plant. ° Good pay. Perma- | CARGE front room, servi ceman and wife, nent employment. No experience | Chi ildren wel ome. L1-3082 5 necessary. me. LI1-J0 rrr vem ROBERTS DAIRY Lovely Front Room Jwo lusiness | Call” Mr, Wells HU=1331 is le room’ neag

TA-3421, 18 “top fof

ine

Cradle Home ane

baby's con GA-67 70

nursery

position. Salary and car expenses. Call] 1-2 “CHILDREN board and room: privity in person, or phone. - Mr, Andrews, MA-| home: by day or week, play yard. CHe 4358 : ok | 2404-M WORKERS CHILDREN—Room and board mother's care, fenced- _yard 791 $38 to $45 WILL care for one gi my home, Excellent care RY.T146 AT ONCE CHILDREN to ro any agh Per need yar d

The Glidden Company

Riverside car to 1160 W. 18th st.

WHY WORK AT ADAMS? Steady employment; good pay

with

{ every chance to learn and advance yours

self; vacations with pay; attractive insurance plan; generous ihd retirement pian; clean working conditions; athlétic activities. Apply employment office, J D. Adams Manufacturing Co. 217 8. Belmont Ave. (Take W Washington street [CAT )

group profit-sharing

ARE YOU THE MAN?

We need men for work in our dairy plant Good pay permanent employment. Good chance for advancemeny No | experience necessary Sr Mr. Wells HY-1331

FREINOFER BAKERS * AN ESSENTIAL “INDUSTRY employ J men for established bakery

he selling house to house. Men earning from $50 to $65 per week. No experi. ence needed We will train you App! at 318 W Vermont st. or call RI-488

for. appo ntment ANK for Mr Si BEST DEAL IN TOWN EX-SERVICEMEN WELCOME

Book men, Bible men, insu ance men and sweeper salesmen released enamel cooking sets and othe prewar tems Our men are cleaning up in commissions daily 401 N. Capit ol. * LEARN A TRADE «= Boat i ranity 0 learn Dakers trade, Time and’ onehalf over Ae hr Essential - industry with a post-war security «we nings for interview West ing Co. |

1331 B Washington st = g——— STEADY WORK

Colored porter needed, War cofitracts and

civilian contracts assure permanent job GATES MFG. CO, 415 W Mth St WANTED—Man or oma Route expe- | |

rience preferred’ but not necessary tol

RAWLEIGH S, INE-215M, | Il OBLLENT opportunity for experienced | man ‘to earn 80c hour mana Ha Bronte racks. Walter Hiser, Inc., 3850 . Bll nois. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEME ENTS 13] ""HEAR. YOUR SONGS ON RADIO! Amateur Son Winn Service ol E 10TH. 7 _AR-8 8013

tart Freepott

Dept.

GET your Béuses and Ta while, W re estimates. "VaE-015. Bol muy

WILL care. for ip. Call LI-1124 EXCELLENT « ch 2-4 years old Day C y WILL © ARE ir 2 children in my home, South Side prefer: MA-1883. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 17 BRGADW AY. “1138—2 side rooms. bath} mn ed $8 50 FENNSYL ANTA ~ N.—Nice, front am A Be UNF

t JRNISHED

W i ance

AP ARTMENTS FOR RENT

18 T. A. Moynahan Properties

MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" City-Wide

APARTMENT RENTAL BURCAW

| 850 N. Pennsylvania St. Lis | 8s Lo

| SlooDsmAaLL ACENEY

NO VACANT APARTMENTS NO VACANCIES GENERAL APARTMENTS MW. VERMONT LI-2

FURNISHED APTS. & HOUSES 19 PARK AVE,

3412" and 3-rm. apts.

39 N. East, 3 and 3-rm, apts, CH.7207-M, FR-2128 OWNERS large J-room aglttment from June "18 to Sep I. Reffgerator, teles phones service Must furnish good chare { acter references; $200 fh. advance Box Baa Times a . | WANTED TO RENT 0

MANAGEMENT — RENTAL SERVICE ALLISON KEALTY CO. Ine, RI-2

MOVING & STORAGE . a

Hodges Storage Co.

| Estimate Free—Inspection Invited, Store Now—Pay Six Months Later, 960-62 N. Alabama-RL 2019

HOUSES—LOTS § FORSALE di | 143 Fletcher ; 57