Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1945 — Page 14

E. JUNE 19; 1945 neATH NOTICES 1|HELP WANTED_FEMALE © 0|HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. §/HELP WANTED~MALE _ 11)HELP WANTED—MALE nn THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TU 3 m lis Times, Tues, June 18, 194% “% Dictaphone Operator C00KS—WAITERS . : Electricians House wining and re- .: TIRE REPAIR MAN 4

ee \ : pairs; pstmanenys good | *- ’ Wins Scholarbie pan, oS. father he Erne 3 x Typist KITCHEN HELP working” conditions -RI1-8235 GOOL- WAGES GULL) HOURS . — . |staniey Robert ‘Mun, rn Pearl A. 1017 Chamber of Commerce Bid. South Shore Inn—Lake Wawassee FREIGHT | HANDLERS Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 3 of

Sasstown, O., entered into rest EXPERIENCED : APPLY SPENCER HOTEL . Part-Time Walks to 10. P, M. 602 N Capitol Ave.

! ap y / ; . Good Pa : - Ed Eo i mL EGG CANDLERS. 248 S. lllinois : “TOOL AND Jia DESIGNER J an st. “ ; New York Central Railroad med} | ne Fp re ane Time and “one-half over 40 hours : DISHWASHER WHITE |] rs ing dep a Ta le vid and Pe lends a yelcome. Moore mortu~ o- k 2 See artment for - experienc: and day. T Ss are weic 0 P| Appl ' e onnel Dept. jig designer Interesting starting’ rate.

pply j { ms ARO 81 715 Big 4 Bldg. 105 8. Meridian | Excellant ost. war ‘opportu | MOORE—Goldie 1L., beloved wife of KINGAN & CO. tan n r opportunity

: Chester M. Moore, ‘mother of Mrs. Leone | Employment Office, 8 a.m. to 5 pm. i lo} uv UN T AIN NEI E "® Ss FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS : McQUAY- NORRIS dep i ite ebster ol edwa ity, sister ackford an . Marylan . : i mn RAIS MFO. z Holds Unions. Not Bound by ? } Dines at White House, Get Mrs. Ne of Spee ari dhe By Es AGE 16 to 50 Full or part-time workers needed. cnn zm Ave 2

5 : i | Mrs. Pearl Lewis, of Nevada; Mrs, Al Lyon To serve food” nd tountaln drinks Immediate cash for part-time work. . ee re . i a Ike's Autograph. and Mrs. Jessie Stanley, of Cali- Fame uaundry, 1352 © (llinois. Pleasant work: chance for sdvancement N. Y. _Contral Railroads QS “Truck Body Man . " : fornia; E. F. Staples, of Florida; grand- 3 » § M M 7 i . ; NE SHE } mother of Walter R. Webster, Jr. and Women Fitter # ee. Yr. ours ERSONNEL LEP] Permanent Job. mncion. June 18 «Qu k : : 3 By ANN HICKS : David Charles Webster, passed -away in ' Dependable 115 Big PE Bldg. 105 8 Meridian N - See Mr, Wilson, : SE ; Martinsville, Ind. Service Wednesday, 9 . ; Drug Stores. AL a «Supreme court decisions Te = I a.m. fram St. Anthony's Catholic church. . Hooks California and FREIGHT HOUSE TRUCKERS nN y- The Polk rg . : : une — Pfc. | Burial St. Joseph cemetery. Friends -hmy interview —ask—for _ Market Sts P t Position Ry 0 3 ‘cated today that the Sherman anti- | : i X call at Shirley Brothers West chapel, 2002 ————cr meet | ernranent £1 o— ee : ; trust law is inadequate to prevent _— : Vernon H. Janzen of Lorraine, Kas., W. Michigan st, any time, Bedlor: =x The Ww H. Bl k 0 “Porter, Yardmen, ‘Dishwasher 2 Qoportunity for ime. Worker THE En T Jabor unions from engaging in ac- isn't quite sure he isn't dreaming. |copy) : jinsville. ; Ind. papers, Pease e wm, oc 0. | WOODSTOCK CLUB, 1301 W. 38th. TA-3348 LP M todP Truck Bod Repair Men ymiasts inclvde lea tivities ‘which reste ude, ne : ; bi He dined at the White House last |RICHARDSON—William C., 4426 Rots “FLOOR GIRLS (Colored) | PRODUCTION JOBS ~ |Penn_ Railroad, 139° E. South ply ay ™ pan Tang Ten : opoli an nere . 3 o way, husbapd of Nellie M., father of ! We are in need of a number of men ous x ) mon eS night with. President Truman and Alfred E. bn of Morris B. of Balti-| GUARANTY CAFETERIA. 20 N Meridian| and women for production jobs. Geod FURNACE ces. on loam under

charged the public. . : : ; , ‘ Aero Mayflower Transit Co. y roe lopns if paid oo Te cudrt ruled yesterday that} ‘DAVID WHEELER (shove, igen. Eisenhower, 7 |ore yd Erne X, of Busted, Xa: % HAND TRONERS dr | Elum’ “sony uf bur shplgyment Good pay Permanent 887 Mats. Ave. : unions violate this act only When 314 N, Holmes ave, will enter In- | "He is back in the United States|and grandfather of Judith Ann Richard- Fame Laundry 1382 8 Minos. (office Monday through Friday, 8 & Wm: | WILLIAMSON rORACE Biv” MONARCH Ni TTR

: 3 - t 5 y — { p.m. 2 they join employers in such activi-| diana university. this fall on. 8 |where, naturally, there are plenty 5M pessed away Sunday. Services Man:| Experionced Hosiery Workers Saturday 3 sa, m fo 8 bm. Sunday. | sp 3 TRUCK MECHANICS ne %

. Buchanan Mortuary, 44.38. ties. It admitted that this decision | scholarship awarded him by the of American girls. p. m. Friends invited. Entombment Wash- ight, Ie Mr. Davies, cara

or Jett unions free to engage in such | Washington High. School Alumni | Janzen, who thinks he is the oped pare . Young Women for Trainees "INLAND GONTAINER "CORP. HELPERS Full or Part Time ) sociation. luckiest private first class in the SECREST-—Bates H, 1635 Woodlawn ave, Do woman's. werk. L ————— TA a — nduct by themselves. as B father of Russell A. and Brooks Secrest, 8 woman's work. Learn to We neea men now On desirability of such an ex- The annual award, worth $250, [entire army if not the whole world, grandfather. of Nancy J. and James M. handle fine hosiery. Light, clean, ELI LILLY AND COMPANY for our regular production work. Good Pay—Steady Work 8. as d to the graduate -| roe hingion \v ; |Secrest, passed away Tuesday. Services nleresting TSRIngS in has the following office-job openings atenty of overtime emption of labor unions is a ques- was presented to the gra flew into Washington yesterday with Thursday, 2 p. m., at the J.C. Wilson available fo women not now employed in for Mr Wa GENERAL TRUCK SALES, INC. tion for the determination of con-| during the recent Washington |Eisenhower—a lone private among ‘Chapel of the Chimes," 1234 Prospect st. 3 Seaming . | an essential industry: HUGH ph BAKER. a co. d | pr fends invited. Burial Crown Hill, suring 1 Spanish correction clerk 60s W MoCart Ll- 1461 gress,” the court said. high school Rose Prom sponsored [a lot of gold braid. |ETeNCS daa weil aL the “Chypel of the war Finished Mending 5 Comptometer operators ey cunity — Three Anti-Trust Suits by the alumni group and the jun- | He was selected out of the entire Chimes” after Wednesday noon. : ____ NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS 3 Klenopraphers JANITOR “TRUCK OWNERS TO : Sula | for class of the high school. Don ist division to come home With SMITH Elsie, wife of Alonzo Smith ~ MAID—WHITE Also a limited number of openings for men for maintenance department, Tine DELIVER CITY FREIGHT ! It acted in three anti-trust suits J ident of th socia~- “ | "mother of Mrs. Biddle Moss. Passed| 35-60. Salary, room, board. laundry Postwar possibilities and one-half for over 40 hours, i the closed shop. ones, president Ol le associa- |General “Ike.” He'd been overseas|,.,v Tuesday a. m. at the residence, | Sunnyside Sanitorium. CH-T676. Mrs Employment Office Hospitalization insurance and ME, JACOBS oe Gin @ fnvolving ies q I t local No.l tion, made the award. ' Other for 29 months. 1306 Woedlawn ave. Friends may call at| Sherrick. ga 220 East McCarty Street many other advantages. ; re iT fi. The court found tha alumni officers are David David- : : the Tolin funeral home, 1408 Prospect] OFFICE GIRL ~"GOOII NIGHT JOBS OPEN 7 National Hosiery Mills YARD FOREMAN { the Electrical workers (A. F.| i : Wife Wouldn't Care st., after 7 p. mm: Tuesday. Services | TURRET LATHE OPERATORS Call RI-1321, 8 a.m to 5 p.m ‘3 0 ad their son, vice president: Sarah Ann { Thursday, 2 p. m. from the funeral home.| Experience helpful but not necessary MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS — oh ti r GOOD OPPORTUNITY of L)), New bv cg bin | Boles, secretary, and Norman | In a dazing 24 hours since his ar. Interment Mt. Pleasant. Friends invited Ane Mrs. Huls, 2835 Northwestern. GEAR HOBB OPERATORS JANITO not ns Career-l ow Lumber Co. empioyers had X "| Davis. treasurer. rival, the Kansas private was inter- | STALEY—Dorothy Lee, of 737 8. Addison ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS TYE - a8 W.OWASH, man act by “conspiring” to use| : : Wie p Beloved wife of Chester Staley, mowner| EXperienced Office People SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR | Janitor JO ST TD IN WASHROOM ASSISTANT losed shop agreements to prevent | Queen of the prom was Donna yjewed by reporters, talked on the [of Violet, Henry, Melvin and Chester | UNIVERSAI MILL OPERATOR 1 osed s : y Rs CFR go ; : A is, O . -Hour Week. Apply P I Office - . . rashros c P f electrical equip-| Fields, who was crowned by Guy radio, rode in one of Washington's Staley, sister of Flossie oi Oliver | for ourf accounts pavable office; 40-hour| 8 INS EV MFC. CORP ce * w H | ¥ E M E N * Energetic man to help in washroom No the installation of .elec quip Fish junior class president. Oth i : { 8! g week «Permanent employment Pleasant NSL : . F t be. t ft b experience necessary. We will train, Op« i 54, Junior Cass president. er most historic parades, attended aller, Wade and Richard Griffin, ‘passed working conditions. . Apply Employment or janitor jobs in office build- portunity for advancement ment not made in New YOrk ClW.| sno; class officers were Marjorie | ; : |away Monday. Services Thursday, 2 p. m., Office, 7th Floor, THE wat H. BLOCK CO 50 Olney oy Ean ine, Sieady jobs for sicady men, i It ruled that a Philadelphia local | L 5 . CM 39 {joint session of congress, talked to|,; the Beanblossom mortuary, 132 1 w ! rs gE piovient Service, _ SEE RUY LHOMPSON Excelsior Laundry eas waters (AP. of| Lous. vice present; Marle Hig- Ini “mom” long-distanice and dmen {Ser Temel"3f, Femant eemeiery. "ply SF) NE TOL ERK EN—WOME Me] RO ie Sot : 4 2 : Bias tng New Jel 1) did not violate the Sherman | gras, SecelaY: Toi Jordan, lat the White House. oop hi es d daughter of Will i ~ MEN—WOMEN BOY oF Amit exempt man “ior waar E reas’ . — via, v aughter of ‘ills 3 % | ve electric repair wor T ure= gct, however, when it used the Wiliam Lucas, m Lucas, sergeants-at- Pion sd | His No. 1 memory is the parade. andy, any ater: of Cail, Alma, Wil- For Production Bagh i JIN gM 5 si RE ee Muu iy ray, 818 8. East St. » " : 2 «1 “It was wonderful,” Janzen said.|liam, Ray and Doyle Bundy, passed away —_— rk wit lent — closed shop to force several op a | : Lp 1 Sunday : 0 Jednesday De pa rtment hours per week—war acork with excellen Baker, Citizens Gas & Coke Utll- BOY — WANTED lo 3 ; y. 10:10 p. m. Funeral Wednesday, , pioyers to cancel hauling contr | F Beyer Saw So many beauty] 10 a. m., Shirley Bros.. Central chapel, LI, 5491 BS DY ® Labor RY, 2930 Pioepest st, : to learn plumbing trade. 808 N. Illinois. with a non-union firm, Hunt's {women in my life. You just don’t ye N Sims 3 ok 1 TRA I NY. ® $ Drill Pross * 8 Inspection “BOYS WITH BICYCLES { + 3 vt I » Tr kt | Motor Freight ahd Food- “Products | know what it is to see American wednesday, 2 p. m. Friends may call at PBX OPERATOR M WUAY- NORRIS MFG. to %x SKILLED MACHINE OPERATORS | Age 15 or over, tor tull or part-time Transport, Philadelphia. ERs again. chapel any time. CLAYPOOL HOTEL 0 r Nby ass . Formaneni, excellent opportunity work during school summer vacation; y 1 “There is. nothing like the n | TOMS—James Ray, 1032 N. Oakland Ave, | ~~ WANTED AT ONCE | __ 4731 MABS AVE 3 work delivering teleTy court may siempt to cats RAILROAD NEST the world. They ie) mi ry me rest Sunday, age ” years, Practical’ nurse or help to care for! 0 IG grams VESTERN UNTON" r union 0po! i husband of Nora Toms, father o rs. invalid man. Inquire at 2143 8. New| Y an Sti et a : E | a 23-year-ol rivate s Mery Gunnell, S. Sgt. James R. Toms and | Jersey. ou a My MN ia fts next term. It delayed such a| old private said he CM 3-¢c Charles C. Toms. Service Thurs- -Good Job 2 BOYS TO PARK CARS ruling yesterday by ordering argu-| dn't think his wife, Eldora, would |qay, 1 p.m. at Peace Chapel. 2050 E | Press Machine Operators | 00d Jo Spite Garage, 36 E. Wabash, Mx ments of a case which charges ind his saying that. After all, she fiihigan =. pe Flat Ironer Operators | at the Kennedy, al Sherman act violations through Conduclah Fosle. Fools Bird Lov- is an American girl, too. CARDS OF THANKS 2| Classifiers—Pen Markers | Indi lis Bleaching Co MANUFACTURING CO. INC MAN | guarantors. A closed shop agreements between the | : . | The White House is “a swell lay- | corm ripeene NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY n fanapol IS Bleaching ’ ROOSEVELT AVE -AT DEARBORN for manufacturing dept. of essential clude charges é { *" WILLOUGHBY—We wish to thank our W. Wabash company making medicine in war and Carpenters’ union (A. F. of L) and, €r's and Moving’ Fails, [out Janzen said. And President | friends, relatives and neighbors for kind- EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY | nate I EG gE a won two groups of San Francisco Bay| : Truman is “a swell guy,” he added. | ness, sympathy and beautiful flowers at 840 N. NEW JERSEY ~ PERMANENT JOBS MACHINE OPERATORS Apply Personnel Dept lumber products. manufacturers. | CHICAGO, June 19. (U. P).— Patton Got A Willoughby, We especially wish to thank w PRESS OPER TORS % | @ IN PRODUCTION DEPT. Men under 40, to learn to operate Pitman Moore Co. That railroad bi way v the Rev. Clarence Jones, the singers, pall Fame Laundry 1352 (itnots |0® for Meh and Women. simple paper machine. Good, -perma- 1200 Madison ave. The case will be heard again next| That railroading robin's back again “1 t his aut h” h bearers and the Farley Funeral Home. 9 nent job. . RIAN to drive Tuck and Work In Tactory. fall. | —and at the same old nest. 89. his autograph,” he sad THE CHILDREN. SALAD GIRL ® © 0 SHIPPING & RECEIVING DEPT Tp nf) BARBER CO Midwest Mineral Co. 2120 8. Harding. k : “1 as a idwes, M ), 2120 8. Ha Upholds A. P. Ruling Thanks to a benevolent conspi- afterwards, 1 even got Gen. Risen. FUNERAL DIREC TORS 5 Wise wr Soloed, ® @ ® IN PAY ROLL DEPT. A WANTED Man for cemetery Work, peri hower’s. Ga. 2570; Wa, 5316 Must be neat and experienced, for Experienced Office Girls. 2% .W. South. { manent New Crown cemetery. GA- 4358. In another important decision (racy among . railfoadmen, Mrs. HO W. T. Blasengym “* 236 &neiv for Coffee Shop. Apply Employment Office MACHINE, SHOP WORKERS—FOR DAYS ie court approved a district court | Robin stuck to her own method of | “But I couldn't get Gen. Patton's. | y MAROTT HOTEL o 1 } Broach Operator YOU NG M A N order requiring the Associated Press| hatching eggs today. He got away too fast. I guess | CONKLE FUNERAL HOME I BOWES “SEAL FAST” CORP. 3 DUH) rms Operators Woudertul Opportunity . {that's why they call him ‘hell-on- 3% W_ Michigan St 82-194 I Sek | 216 N. PINE 1 Burr Bench Operator ith Drug Firms to relax its by-laws on admission of | The persistent bird met the Chi-| why ell-0n- | = RNER & BUCHANAN — 35 W Fal | Seamstress for mending linens. Steady. |SGRER, industrious, middle-aged couple, to 1 Operator for Atting. Good Starting Pay LIBERAL | | wheels. rk 40-Hour Wee members. cago & North Western railway’s| | Creek Boulevard TA-3377 Pe coMmER L W | care for rooming house for rent of 3- - Mr. Martin asur raed PL RATT The anti-trust suit against the suburban.train No. 645 on the dot! Janzen is going home to Kansas, | Stariet 1754 ME LT ov. room furnished as, Man free to STEWART MFG. CO. MYTIaL DRUG co. PT A. P. was filed by the department land nonchalantly flew down to the Where he's going to get out of the | FARLEY FUNERALS 1604 W_ Morrie his AL LTE LL ___ | 330 E. WASHINGTON ST. _ CTT ew, Georgia | underside of a h to light on the army, settle down at farming wit . International Harvester Co. MAINTENANCE ol justice in August, 1942, after] coach to t on the g wi BERT 5. © ADD k ; complaints by the Chicago Sun and | two little eggs she has been warm- his father and “make a try” 3 | Excellent opportunity tor experi- Brookville Road WL MAN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY ' other newspapers that they had|ing off and on for nearly three having a family. {1190 Prospect St | __MA-6049 enced girl Permanent position. Recess Need tion Permanent Job, Full Experience NOt Necessary DE y weeks. He told reporters he thought h GRINSTEINER'S | Eleosast modem air-cooled office, Workers at Once See Mr. Stroup. {Full 00 Bt Can Tas Saar 1h 2 cin been prevented by A. P.'s by-laws : g e| 0 y MA-5374 Call RI-3832, 8 8. m. to 5 p. m. 48-Hour Week With Overtime RR The Polk Sanitary | operation here for 75 years PERSONAL SE from obtaining A. P. news service. | There was just the slightest ee selected to come home “be-|!6t1 E. New York =v Ai ES STEg ——— Apply Representative LN Milk Co. National Starch Products, Inc. Shiau ah The district court decision heldiof a snicker in her chirp as she |cause they waned a guy from Kan- | G. JH. HER WANN Secretary-Stenographer | ; ¢ Employment Service QE oh i513 S_ DROVER i i i sas wi 1503 E -848% An interesting job with a good future . . | wai that while A, a Ay do potied be beak Be Polonisned SS ar ® ad SnouEh points NSIT | with 3 wal) imdustHal plants for ambl- | 257 W. Washington M E N pass on a miss 0! S, meaning ir overs w | tious girl who can assume responsibility | ATWER & 11

- Steady work, plen f overtime, in by-laws should be changed to pre- | thought they had moved the nest Janzen has 93 points and the sil- | 951 N. Delaware St Ll 3028 | #7 desires a preset position | "INDIANAPOLIS FOWER & LIGHT co Mechanics, Helpers essential food industry. . Hand trucking 3 » -N -— i a ur a ee vent a member newspaper from to a tree. In fact, they knew they Ver star. the purple heart with a SHIRLEY BROS. CO. onnegut Soy def Corp. le taser = FEDS ‘and Tire Men OS RARE MULES FOR BU barring adniission of another news- | had moved it. cluster, the European theater rib-|gse N. Uinois_ "iran | ez ISIS MADISON AVE... | dationally advert!

* { + Apprentice Water Softener Operators | In wssential Industry - aarily sell for twice paper in the same field arid in the Trainmen Chuckle bon with five campaign stars (olus| ROBERT W, STIRLING | SHIRT PRESS ~~ |¥iumigun | oot Sivce §_Resep Asta Evans Dis ns ree” Pune alr same city. two more when the army makes 43 prospect MA-4944 Operators * Apprentice Auto Mechanic ‘Aero Mayflower Transit Co. MEN—21 t BO ashington | COLD WAV The Chicago Tribune had opposed | The transfer—they thought—had them “official,” and a distinguished | JC. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES Sterling Laundry 1230 WwW. : 0 oRE1 T | srraiegcei Sl MA AVS. 0 : Wor $10.13e admission to A. P. membership of been executed so the bird wouldn't unit badge. 1234 Prospect St. MA-9483 g ry HELP WANTED—M AL 4p | HAN for outdoor work, preferably with | for JOE Jervies sution: peru 0 _Appoir the Chicago’ Sun, another morning have to limit her maternal duties] rere ONT & FOUND 1 735 Lexington P WANT] D—) E a | evenings: BR-1301 experience. Telephone tunity for advancement; no tire of ! Open Lia)

‘hen her eggs weren't : Bunch of ; on 8 k be- STENOGRAPHER NOTICE—Al male workers cov- ———————————— re grease work » THE daily. to moments w i unch of keys on ring, 6 keys, be- 3 Attractive commuting “between Chicago and SGT. BEVERIDGE IS Lost tween Delaware and Ohio and Fed- Permanent position in home of- or LB Rig on ng By an Mechanics, Read | This jobs for GASETERIA o Washington 85. 3 Doors’ Open Barrington in a nest she CHAMP ‘BOND SELLE eral Bldg. Reward. J. V. Lines, 150 N. fice claim department open. Pleas- WMC regulations. autosand bus mechanics fn our modernj _ . i038 Vashington St. I Bring or Ser

: nearby Delaware. RI-4432 i ted . dd di ant working conditions. shops and garage. Permanent and reliable MEN WANTED ng Se! J W. BYRNE HEADS had firmly attached to an airbrake Sgt. Albert J. Beveridge, f LOST brown leather billfold on West For interview call at 1 work Gesd Jutute, SomioTtabie surround- {in eritical industry. Jmpoitant 25, Jace ! AL, Bib” . . 'e. e, former Wash. and Sheridan streetcar, kee : ings, splendid pay, bonus plan. Free trans- as well as wartime; 48-hour wee abor- bldg. eylinder. 1 ’ American States Insurance Co. ARC WELDERS portation. Vacation, Suusance plan. Apply ers, oven men, electricians, men to wo k | BE

i . t J d billfold. The naturalists knew the eggs Ie Sona BO Patefh at Morey; Te or. BY ST Bett cle TAN Meridian st. = oe Day or Night 214 Traction Termin lag in wrecking crew, , Bee Mr, Say or Mz. FIRE PREVENTION mex: Dever hatch — having peen| TE NEVIEW, | oat Brown wallet at Bakers on Road ARE YOU MAKING A CHANGE? INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Drier Sanguinle vest Rorlivesiors. : chilled on their 71-mile daily air-| | Tex., won-the $100 bond for selling| 67 Friday afternoon, containing ges We Need : INSLEY MFG. CO. FT ac Ke ers — Langsdal rithw . FAIRBAD |the highest number of tickets to a Coupons. Allison check, valuable papers STENOGRAPHERS $01 N. Olney M E N J. W. Byrne was elevated to ings—but they wanted to give Mrs. 1 a and cash. Liberal reward. BE-2750. Interesting Work—Good Pay 3400 E. 10th St. Craters WATE president of the Indiana State Fire Robin a chance. "5 oan dance at the hospital. |[BST_Tady's gold Bulova wrist watch, Postwar Security Assured KTTERDANT for Filling Station, age 5-35 NATIONAL MATTRESS CO. : R

i Sgt. Beveridge, who won the| black band, Sunday, between 21st and Apply 146 Ww Prevention association at the an-| Yet where, they asked, did they| "c " nino ™ sss dance tickets | fallroed and Columbia) 7:30 a. m. Reward. Chevrolet Motors Division’ preferred. Bud Hall * 46 8. ‘West st MOULDINGS, INC. 806 N. Senate Ave. WHIT]

busin eeting get the nest of two_eggs they h | WA-1954. - 5 t / m————— PUMP & | nual dinner and 58 meeling(® ges ey ad}, tie 6th war loan, topped his LOST red wallet, Saturaay, 9:30 p. m., pen | AOL a oY Hh 8 BE hg AUTO MECHANIC | 741 E. Market Street : WANTED Hs 8, MERIDIAN

yesterday at the Athletic club. {moved Yo a tree near the railroad : { {has sold approximately $275,000 in shoes, robe, at 3101 Kenwood. Reward. i was elected vice president and L.! Conductor Arthur Fletcher and! pp y § Pleasant position see Mr. Pickett, Oo R, INC Inside year around work: in office to work in Exehzuges . MEYER ( jana 2jprd 3 RI-0026. | oo oe te ie meee | AUTO “mechanic; permanent, profitable } b A I ¥ T k R Ss Liberal ‘islary;, pleasant working condis 112-214 E 16th Gov. Gates was speaker at the had conspired with Mrs. Robbin to lady's wrist watch; lost in 1700 block N. £7 For interview, come to the Exc nage ing, good clean um um. CH- 7676, Miss Spence. WA- 3351 ? ty t 1 d; success of the fire preven fon and inclose: in or €arn $65 and up weekly Idea) work- commercial painters. Call after 6 P. M. 8:00 and 4:00 p. m., and ask for Mr. EARRING with blue stones; “lost” vicinity years’ experience 3 ¥ - ¢ BE-3405-W yilian defense council, of which it “movers” arrived, Fletcher remem- INSTRUCTIONS AUTO MECHANICS. GOOD CONDITIONS negatives and enlargements. Address Office, =335nings for interview 1 automatic screw machine set-up man.

| , | tween Claypool and Indiana roof. Re- : ; . He succeeded Alwin E. Bulau, re- tracks? [tne 1th Tetors Fith Jos) ns Ji ward. TA-0628 : TYPIST A permanently securs lob with dey | * % APPRENTICE PAINTERS JANITORS LADIES ME y tiring president. Harrison Derrick| Trainmen chuckled gleefully. addition, he {5st Gladstone bag, jewelery, camera,| No shorthand. If you want a BO I on y + WALL WASHERS BARTENDERS TTR nds. TA-34 G. Hines was re-elected secretary- Fare Collectors George McLaughlin ih OLD eT sheep dog. black pody, white : 901 E. 16th | building Call LI-3543 in Camp Atterbury, In treasurer. land Carl J. Kulin confessed hyn.” He is the son of lors u. s.|° tail B20 paws jock Sunday From Pros- | WESTERN UNION Senator Albert J. Beveridge, and |Pect and Madison. Lib. reward. RI- WAITRESS Salary, room, board, 1aun-| gee Paul Adams. HICKMAN OLDS 1510 tions, and opportunity for advancement. d h ] keep her eggs rplling al thefr Mrs. Catherine Eddy Beveridge, $25 REWARD—1T-Jewel 4 diamond Gruen dry. Sunnyside Sanatori-'s Meridian | HUBER CONTRACTING CO. ’ APER cleaning ar 8 alon 1458 | 5 i Sotios. s ggs rplling g on the | Beverly Farms, Mass. {Meridian, LI-9608 A u ¥ 0 M E c H A N | ¢ $ 2050 Northwestern ereonnel office located " Bids, 00 - ’ : OST—2 o's I icu A bili Steady employment year | near corner of 32d and Lawton sts a ; Old Nest Substituted | DEATH NOTICES j [TRIE Ses Sunuiee qa Avy Bai Waitress—Experienced | $NELDED AT ONCE (PAINTERS Siar, employment vent | terbary. Indians, week days between A-3460 I inspection program in Indiana, he) g, attached had they become to Indianapolis Times, Tues, June 19, 145 Sniutday stiernoon. reward MASS Coffee Shop | mg conditions See Walter Hiser | TA.5306 or BR-9405 McMillan. PER HANGING | assured the group -that its work the bird they said, they just couldn't SEH sath and College; reward. HU. | _ Mapatt Hotel Walter Hiser, Inc.” — PHOTOGRAPHER CR EH AE iat aoe, CC will be continued although the ci- see her dispossessed. When the LOFE-Sut, of $53 keys on ting, cos? rs Blak 8850 N. ILLINOIS ST. with enough experience to make copy| will be furnished you tothe Personnel PER HANGING : Mr. aKe Box A518, Times Aper hanging and is a part, is discontinued. ~~ “bered a robin's nest had. been. built Se WAITRESS * SOAR EM oo | PORTER — Colored for cocktail “The Plant With a “Future ork guaranteed af! After the defense council is earlier in the spring on another car| BEAUTY COURSE SALE RAVER 80d divider man. Open eve-| hare $30 fo st d Needs atch Plastel terminated the fire prevention as- [of the train. This commuting aviary : : AGE 18 OR OLDER: 6 DAYS OR weex | BAKER WEST ar o start; no Sunday. i AND UNIFORMS: EX-| -up man, Soetation wilt operats undér the had been apandoned along with. its NOW ONLY $125 GR Yonele, CON BLY 33 | BAKING CU, 1301 E. Washington St. Bpsriman wr Mr. Hussey, 934| 1 ART eG. CO J PLASTERIN| state fire marshals office. AIR BETWEEN 8 A. M.. AND | . [two eggs. 5 % BOX NAILERS »% ™ ennsylvania, Plaster Patch

yr : : ® EASY TERMS ARRANGED 3209 E. Washington st Sona ra Skate insurance | The trainmen guided. the bird @ SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD EN. "WAITRESSES & Wat work PORTERS 3 Soom Jade ne pik RmiEsoney, a e a8 toastmabter lovers to the older nest and watched + |" ROLLMENT AF INCLUDING er : Plenty Overtime STE [EADY JOBS tinge fron IR, ntroduced speakers and guests. | while it was removed from its Express Your , T EE WA-6440 18 to 45 radio repair They included Governor Gates, moorings and treed. Love and Sym- Security Wood Products Co. Full of art time; 6-day week. One| Our company needs good workien in 50-L6 tubes, 153

> pathy in the Most : oo and one-half time.over 40 hours. Steady, | the steel department who are interested Brig. Gen. Elmer W. Sherwood, The railroaders weren't surprised| Understandable Way oe Every - CETTE) GIRL. ) 1123 Ww. 21st St.—Ll-6321 | 35d net Ei Mi in. their future and personal advancement. REVOKED A

: ustin | w , oR # Ex ced. Frank's See Mr. Miller State Jona general; Col. Austin when the old nest wasn t occupied. 7% The ALLIED A for our auditing office who can operate] '3rake Mechanic Brake Servic. "329 8. MAR, IN . W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. s . Killian; Prof. J. L. Lingo, di “No bird lovers are going-to dis- FLORISTS Assn ¢ TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WUREERS!Comptomeies machine full time and Pet |Musoun. Lisi ee IO eee 543 W. McCarty Certificate filed.

+ raraite : . HOUSEWIVES. magfent work; 40-hour week; pleasant ] ———WHY WORK AT Al ——= 1 ELIABLE IN! rector of Purdue university public turb the domestic life of our robin,” of Indianapolis Own your own shop earn $125-8200| working conditions. Apply Employment a A R P E N 1 E R S PORTERS WHY WORK AT ADAMS? ] 2 TELIA] EIN safety institute; Dr. Cedric Cum- Fletcher said. K Co. i

weekly, ‘depending on the size of shop, | Office, ith floor, THE WMH. BLOC White or colored. Steady employment.| Steady employment; good pay with 7 yy ins, of Indi rersity: or we place you on well paying r EX $100 to $1.15 PER HOUR Apply Housekeeper every chance to learn and advance your- | pof Repairs, all k IRS, Jol. Indiana, university; Frnes position. Easy to Learn Method. Free| WHITE WOMAN HUBER CONTRACTING CO. METHODIST HOSPITAL self; vacations with pay; attractive group ofs. . Guaranteed M. Sellers, Charles Kern, Carter Catalogs. Phone for detaileo {nformation by a y insurance plan; generous ‘profit-sharing ALL WASHING, Bowser, Mr. Hines, Mr. B F d Pri FLOWERS TELEG HED ANYWHERE For office bullding cleaning work. Re- 2050 Northwestern WA-3351 Experienced and retirement plan; Sean porking Sun NS 5 : vitie - yrme and [Free risoner BAILEY—Mrs. Mary B., 81 years, mother god fined work and steady job for those WANTED—COAL TRUCK DRIVER RATE AND BILL CLERK ditions; thie 2 ADAMS oP MANUPAC- Reference: i

Clarence Jackson. of Mrs. Cleona Bailey Grove and Mrs, desiring short hours. PHELPS COAL CO. TURING CO., 217 8. Belmont ave. (Take Otected. CH-1607

————————— Vi it Ki H Gorda Bailey Miller, passed away Monday \ SEE ROY THOMPSON 5543 Bonse ave IR -0200 Attractive Salary w Washinglon streetcar.) m Services Flanner ¢ Bucha od Opportunity for Advancement uaa NAZI PRISON VICTIM | ISITS RIN FTre 5, riers sm" prions i (3° Jw Guarsuty Widg Talent Hen PENNSYLVANIA ‘RAILROAD | ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY ashes Popa Plc. George Finney, son of Mr.| Tout interment’ Srsens” Forks Ihe PI Ol (oii ner vi COMPTOMETER OPERATORS LVANIA RA SSENTIAL INDUSTR meas HOME FOR 60 DAYS and Mrs. Frank r 3707 N {Priends may call at mortuary RYT TTA 0) ing; no laundry; b-day week. BR-5542, — cee on wXper BCS oe over 40 hours. - WATCH : 1a ant. Finney, | BOWMAN —Gustave Alfred, beloved hus- LEAS rr CULTURE AND TYPISTS Experienced Salesman § P45 Minutes Downtown '. Sgt. Joseph C. Bruno, son of J £F’@ian st, 1s 4 band of Agnes C. Bowman, father of. NMERNATIONAL BEAUTY’ SCHQOL Women — age 30 tnrough 4 — a3 Opportunity for Advancement FOR MEN'S SHOES Packers—Truckers—Mill Workers Finest tere

Stanley Bowman and brothe G ompt Service. 2 Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bruno, 4747 OMe now ona | Boxberger and. Charles Bowman. passed ~ Qemands for Skilled Operators. Ary Hospitals and SlerE-ypists Penn Railroad Ad-hour week. Permanent employe EVANS MILLING CO. Gus Melste E Washington st., arrived home [5 day Justus, a Bay sunday 8 By a al Mrvices International Beauty School, 342 E. Wash vig Tag i Bl 139 E. South St. RI-9331, Ext. 327 BO or oT 2 ’ 1350 W. Michigan _; une 16 after being liberated from He arrived inj ers a : . {HELF V NE 9 art : » Permanent Job Tor men (28 Central chapel, 946 N. Ilinois st.| HELP “WANTED—FEMALE 9 Clothing, iiving quarters, food, med- 00KS and GRILL MEN - # German prison camp. * | Indianapolis Sun«- ! Final services and burial will be in Chi. |= ——— ical and dental ca recreational ¢ The Wm. H. Block C: Co. — Read | Thi 10 40 In age) Aa i ig sid ne Thirty poitnds underweight from | day rs ’ cago, Ill. Priends may call at the chapel NOTICE—AIl female "workers: cove and entertainment "Yactities fure WA-8440 TT Experienced bus operators. Stable industry Ww ad s > X . vy after 4 p. m. Tuesday. ered by the Priority Referral Plan nished. Write U. 8, Army Recruit. ————————————— fst | St— future for you. Pleasant work, Splen escent Cleaner fnsufficient food, having spent three] A member of gi BRUMFIELD Fred, formerly of 710 | Will be required to comply with al ing Otftos, 110 North aoa venia, ™ Counter and * SHOE SALESMAN pu. sonus pian Paid uhiie lmos SI

ri y ” : ? + w I r ph ' tation. Vacation, insurance plan, days without any food or water and the 95th infantry fg Grant, "husband of Beatrice Brumfield, MC regulations, or phone FR anklin 0263 to Sell Women's Better Shoes ror sg bs BE Terminal Bldg alkers’ Rel

endured an eight-day boxcar ride division with the SHES ® |son of Mrs, Bertie>Brumfleld, passed away st crm . Good slay Euployment mmerc d Di ) ® | d1visic Z |in ChicegoiBunday, Priends may call at o Permanent jobs for women G i M AYS in 50s across Germany, Sgt. Bruno has 60 3d army, Pic. Fin- . py . the Dorsey Funeral Home, 1928 E New BUS GIRL Read This (25 to 38 in age) as trol- * ri en * GILLMAN'S "SHOE STORE "INDIANAPOLIS RAILW i pe days furlough and then will report \ney was liberated | York st. after 6 p. m, Tuesday, Puneral| Good wages, short hours. Days. ley and bus operators Stable industry with! 18 OR OVER; FULL OR PART TIME WORKERS nd oD — . BR to Miami, Fla. for reassignment, f ¢ |2 p.m. Wednesday at funeral bome. RRY'S ANNEX good future for you. Pleasant work, splen- | $30 PAY IF QUALIFIED. SAL 8°A. M. 27 Monument IOOMB WITHO g {from a German j 4 |Burial Wilkerson, Ind. 143 N ILLINOIS ST dtd pay, bonus plan. Paid while learning. | TO 65 PM. 43 N “SHORT "ORDER COOK z to $45 hina Ba aerial engineer gunner on a prison camp on hii " ymax. -Willlam R., 1701 Central ave. Free transportation. Vacation; insurance rT AT ONCE 41 Groff Ble -24, Sgt. Bruno was fr - » husband of Bessia A. brother of Ed- CLERICAL POSITION plan, Apply 214 Traction Terminal Bldg. ST. MORITZ 109 N. PENNSYLVANIA Ia ipibamars eas B-26, Sgt. Bruno was freed by Pat- V.E day, He hos Pe Finney |, [905 Son 40 Fron, of, E Temporary Draftsmen STOCK MAN The Glidden Company SW Ric army. He is a graduate of the purple heart, the combat infan.|1'®Y, Passed - away Monday morning. Girl to 30, some typing and INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Sood working conditions. : oo Riverside car to 1°60 W770 T° bath: good transp Howe high school and Butl ni- | Service Planner & Buchanan Mortuary, city office work. 5-day, 40-hour ARD MF Office and POSITIONS WANTED 2 ANN, 1101— er uni- | trv bad y A Good Place for & 131—8lee, versit. h h y badge and wears three battle|3 p. m, Wednesday. week. See Miss Martin, Indianapo- 0 a PAC . CO. STORE SALESMAN hear bath: good rsity where he was captain of stars for the campaigns of north | PODD—Mary L., beloved wife of Rev lis Times. 314 W. Maryland, 8 Oi) go. Week AAR 3D " Fa EXPERIENCED man with te ton dump 2, after 8 p.m the basketball team. ern France. . Ardentie d +the| l D. Dodd “mother of Merrill and CLERK — TYPIST Opportunities Now |. 2900 COvImotn st. transter at once. Good pay and opportunities. | truck wants work. LI07 vp 12, after ———— ’ S ani @ Mrs. Joe Bufkin of Plainfield, Paul of| Don't fate an uncertain future. Now is] \| INDIANA BELL to 30th st. to Columbia ave. INDIANA WALL PA NEN" & PAINT CO SONAL RVR 4 ILSON HO HOTI {Rhineland Cincinnati and Lowell of Cartersburg,|the time to establish yourself with The fy 28 BE. Maryland St. "| eet EAUTY OULTURE p41-43 PT. WAYN] ABANDON Quiz OF passed away at the home in Cartersburg, | Indianapolis Times the fastest growing , TELEPHONE CO. 4 DRIVER “STOCK MEN WANTED pL BEAUTY SCHOOL ONNBGTING d nday, June 13, Puheral Thursday, |Rewspaper in the ety. » 0 N Meridian St. |POR AMBULANCE AND FUNERAL WORK E Graduate’ Skilled Operators or 3 FS mens a

BLONDE IN MURDER "CHILDLESS WOMAN une 8 3p I, at the Runton & ” $ BPs Spek of Wo Sours ipioyment. Slits We i 23 McLEAN PLACE Two reliable young men over 18 in goo0 rained Bx nS Janchers, oi me. WA-8961. 2

" G : elving and packing INTERNATIONAL EAUTY Burial Floral Park. Funeral service pri- . Vacation With Pay 3 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES DRYER OPERATOR health to asuist a yee . oh HOLLYWOOD, June'19 (U, P.) .— (GIVES BONDS T0 G.’ {, $s: vate. Priends may call at the oot in © This “position is permanent with some knowledge of comptom= Ses ng Dayle or at boo od 8 m fepmirie chimneys, BEDROOM

Cartersbu \ 214 W. land eter, can find pleasant and per : SFECIALTER Detectives today abandoned ques- | artersbutg after 9 a. m. Wednesday, | Mr. Nicewanger, 214 W. Maryland manent employment in ding Experienced or inexperienced. Apply PEA. leaky roofs and gutters DOMS WITH ¥

PITTSBURGH, June 19 (U. P.), |HALEY—John W., age 79, father of depart t EE CO. REN ' , fat h 1 - : tioning of blonde Mrs, Beatrice | _ghe has no children of her own | Scott. at home! Everett, with U. 8. COMPTOMETER OPR. ar Oe Nh oy Bm THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. goon COFpe: A ILDREN - Moth

+ army in Italy; Alma — ood; nic ; sPolestar, Nhung society friends call {so o,Ben Avon woman, known .to|in snd Mildred Thompson of Indian.| Permanent position, pleasant working JHE WILLIAM 1 BLOCK CO. __ miw. washington __|"WANTED—2 Stove Repair r Men, | Td) SEWERS OPENED oa yard; e Baroness de Chaney, Ih her neighbors as the. “bond god-| SPOS, Passed away Monday. Priends may onditions {YOUNG woman wanted with Jhotegraphie er OY NT room and bo the New York slaying of wealthy | mother,” has given away $3000 | Newton, the Rortoh funeral Home in Wes Apply Office “Ina good printer. Apply Tower Sudios, 11 MAN FOR EXTRACTOR 2 Furniture Finishers Ri 8814 Senna eo IR. 9108 or two. children; Albert Langford. worth of war bonds to servicemen | ices Will be Held 2 or bi Poe hg Packard” Manufacturing Co. S. Ritter ave. b : Experience Not Necessary | You must know your ok. Steady work Clogged sewers, s downspouts, sink drains, red_mothen IR Detectives Hugh Fox and Charles |in the past few years. | ure 31. Burial West Newton, - 23 Columbia Ave STOPITI 1, ff i d Will’ consider part time. ‘Exchange Pur-|to%S ne. mes, WOrK. GUA a The Dachanse for Tou Kiyever of New York sald Mrs.| Mrs. George W. Hiett explained | at, Raymon 3 at TT COOK WAITRESS | doing housewirk Jose, enough to call Ti any aun ry niture, 302 E_ Washington. 2 CRUSHED STONE ee aad 0 ghis wetk WA

Coleman was unable to throw any [that giving war bonds to service- Hollis, , Jdinnupolis; carl Hollis, Anderson, Hours 4 P. M, to 12 ‘| HELP WANTED — EFEM 10 425 N. Senate ; . TALLYMAN War a rire lime for your farms, | brings, rive} >

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light on the murder of the textile men, most of them disabled figh 2 rb SERA rapad f te jaa ‘Mrs, Irene Brown and M Eliza. swat Sa for Checking Freight i : manufacturer. She denied she was | ers, is “one small way I can hh iy | J Brows of Indianapolis, pased avs Tae. Biftvichs s Calculator Opr.| "EXTRACTOR MAN Opportunity for Advancement ah Mike yma ok pd DORR SouRTry ce

paid by Langford to help him court (debt of gratitude to our fight! Regent, een Smestay 3p in. Conk Women Jor Counter Work i anteed. WA-3280, ; Bmithe Lm ; Mrs. Marion Grimes, whom men.” F Hghiing Yoral hone 1934 w Michig ong oo OUARANT are Ne Sunday 3 * deridian ounting Clerk Sterling Laundry Md PENN RAILROAD System. L or phen

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