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

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ MON, JULY 30, 1945 Meir wantep—snats

DEATH a NOTICES is Times, Mon. July 30, | 1945 WIN—Edward 8, beloved “father of A Bdgar and Charles Baldwin, ssed away Sunday evening July 29, ori) services will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, 1222 Union st. Tuesday afternoon, July 31, at 2 o'clock. Interment Floral Park cemetery. Friends are . welcome, BARTTLINGCK—Susan, 1819 N. New Jersey st, sister of Mrs, Margaret B. Begur, Indianapolis; Augustus R, Barttlingek, Lexington, Ky. and Eric Barttlingek, Cincinnati, passed away Sunday. Services Finnnet & Buchanan Mortuary,

BALDWI

CARDS OF THANKS «2

RROWS — Words cannot express our sincere appreciation of the sympathy and love expressed by friends and relatives at the masing a5 SS wie and daughter,

MILD! H. LYNDON BARROWS. vs, THE ran AND ROWS FAMILIES. SEMORIAMS = - 3

pins loving m memory of our son 1 and brother, Robert W. Bandy, who departed this life July.30, 1041. Until memory fades, And life departs, He'll live forever “° Ju our hearts. SADLY MISSED BY ALL THE FAMILY.

LOST & FOUND

ELGIN WATCH—17-jewel open face watch bought by gentleman from 2 boys on 8 Illinois st. June 12. Boys stole it. Valued as keepsake. Return to Times want ad office. Reward. LOST — Wednesday; gold diamond ring, with 2 (friendship bracelets at Broad Ripple pool. Reward. IR-63 LOST ~— Male shepherd A "HE with brown markings. Answers name “Kelly. Reward. BR-3032, LOST—Black coin purse, containing $20. Serviceman's watch hand, key. Reward. MA-0372, LOST—Black bilifold, containing vacation check and about $48. Vicinity. nYingien Reward. BL-3094, LOST Ladies white gold square wrist watch with Roman numerals and black cord. Liberal reward. HU-2354. LOST— Brown billfold containing valuabie papers, Liberal reward. Wm. R. Grider LI-8303, LOST—Brown silk church, Sunday, 1341. Reward.

John's GA-

umbrella, St Please return.

Tuesday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. BUNNER~—A:ta May, age 74, wife of Cul] len Bunner 1wother of Mrs. Horace Turner, Mcs. H, F. Paden, Gal¢ C. and] Nedo M Bunnér ning at residence. apt. ».. Service Tuesday; 10:30 a. m., As-| bury Mer rial Methodist church. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 Michigan #t.,. and at the .church from 9:30 a. m., Monday, until hour 6f service.

CASSPLL--Snirley Jean, See Westerfield

Ce —-CatheHie G. (Kale), sister of Thomas B. Cahalane, aunt’ of Eimer, Neal and Norbert Weber, Indianapolis, and Thomas E. Cahalane, Clanton, Ala, passed away Friday, 10:30 p. m Funeral from Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York st, Tuesday, 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass Holy Cross church, $8 a m. rig] Holy _ross cemetery, Priends may 1 fymeral home, DEER--Dianna Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Deer, passed away Sunday a. m. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st, any time, Service Tuesday, 10 a. m. Interment New Crown. Friends invited. SHBRERGER—Martha Norris. age 42 years, wife of Harry, daughter of George W. Norris, sister of Mrs. thel Gates, Mrs. Florence Randel, Mrs. May Reuter and Miss Helen Norris, Ernest, passed away Sunday. Funeral Friends may call at the George W. Usher Mortuary, 23313 W. Washington st. KERN-—Degvid (Doc), husband of Florence (Meek) Kern, father of Louise Jane, son of Mrs. Estells Kern, brother of Miss Doris Kern and Charles Kern, all of Scottsburg, Ind, and Lesley Kern of Poru 0, ” passed away Sunday p. m. ends may call av the Tolin Fuop Home, 1308 Prospect:st., any time after 7 p. m. Monday. Service Wednesday, 3 p. m., from funersl home. Interment Greenwood cemetery, Friends vited, KING—PFrancis William, beloved husband of Delores and father of Darlene King, brother of Mrs.+Anna Graham and Mis. . Vessa yotaya, Jassd away Sunday p. m cle Je wi Shirley Brothers na "Chapel; N.iifois Burial at Wheatland, he. MARTIN—Joseph D., age 79, late resident of 441 N. Emerson, beloved husband of Elizabeth Martin. passed away Saturday. p. m. Tuesday from Shirley “Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 -E. ‘Washington. Washington Park. Friends may call Irving Hill any time. Division 143,.B, of L. E. services 8 p. m. Monday.

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. Kathryn Stewart, 5202 Woodside dr., mother of Harold 8S. Meeker and Floyd J. Meeker of Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. Anna M. Woods, Eigin, Ill, and Carl P. Stewart of Memphis, Tenn. passed away Sunday evening. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, esday, 4 p. m. jends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may an at mortuary ARROTT—Charles L., age 71. of 1007 River ave, husband of Mrs. Mary Parrott, father of Mrs. Myrtie Parrott, Mrs, Mabel Finchum, Mrs. Frona Starks and Mrs, Lorene Terry; Evereu, Virgil, Sturman and Cpl. Thomas F. Parrott and 24 grandchildren, brother of. Mrs. Lynch, passed away Saturday.

st. Burial Friends may

: om. oN aqnusgsy, a at the Farley |. ITi

Home, 1604 w ‘cemetery. call at the funeral home. PENLEY—Maude, beloved wife: of Fred Penley, Bother of App. 8. Ralph Penley, dalghter of Emma Sumner, sister of Mrs: Jamés ‘Allen, Rollie, Pred and Harry Sumner, assed away Friday. Service Tuesday, p. m., at the Beanbiossom Mortuary, 133F .W. Ray st. Burial Washington Pa

rk. Priends may call at mor-|,

tuary. PRICE—Elizabeth A., age 64, 126 Woodside, widow of the late John M. Price, mother of Mrs. y J. Shoemaker, Merrill Price, and Donald Price, Muncie, ed away. Friends may call at the rsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York st, after 7 p. m. this evening. Funeral 3 p. m. Wednesday at the Woodruff Place Baptist church. Body lying in state from 1 till" 2 at the church. Burial Washingwn Park cemetery. SAMPSON — Charles W., sage 56, 4408 Plegsant Run parkway, passed away Saturday morning, beloved husband of Ava | L., father of Maj. C. W. Sampson in Manilla, Russel! Sampson, Ruby England .nd Lena Becker, step-tather of Eunice Knight. Services at the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,’ 1234 Prospect st, Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.’

SHIPLEY Joseph L., aged 48 husband of Grace Shipley, father of ‘Mrs. Flossie- Harrison and 8. 1l-¢ Guy A. and John E. Chrisune; Grady, Betty Jo and Williasn T. Shipley, brother of Charles Shipley of Tampg. Fla., Mrs Lena Colter’ and Gertie lis of Birdstown, Tenn; Mrs. Btta< Boles of Devol Okle.; William Shipley of Albany, Ky Mrs. kockie Madison of Florida, passed away abt the Veterans hospital. Service Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., from the residence . R. 5, Box 107, Beech Grove, Burial Round Hill Friends may call at the time, Shirley Service,

SMITH-=Clifford G.,

beioved

cemetegy. residence any

4345 College, son of Mrs, Josephine Smith, brother of Mrs Buryl Croker, Mrs. ¢. K. Worher, Miss Josephine and Robert G. Smith, died Sunday, Puneral Wednesday 8:30 at the Kirby Mortuary, Mendian at 18th st a. m. at St, Joan of Arc church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary

_sassed away Priday eves "1602 E. Washington st. | STRAY

W.| INSTRUCTIONS

LOST- Little gan, and white terrier. male name “Bobb vicinity Oastleton, Ind. Reward BR- 24130 afte 6 YED—White pointer bird dog. Rewar LOST—Lady's Benrus “pink a Sst watch, Reward. 4509 Evanston, HU-4158.

Spotter otted I td

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$125, Regular $200 Value EASY TERMS ARRANGED. SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD EN. ROLLMENT UP TO AND INCLUDING JULY 31. ENROLL NOW @ NO AGE LIMIT—ONLY STH GRADE EDUCATION NEEDED @ FREE TELEPHONE INFORMATION

Open Every Nite Til 10 P.M. ® 710 ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS

ES Own your own shop . arn 3155-5300 weekly, depending on the size of Akon or we place you on well paying responsible Zositien. Easy to Learn Meth talogs. Phone for detailed information.

AS A PRACTICAL NURSE

May mean good money, travel, interesting occupation. Help to bring heaith and happiness to the home. Learn how to care for sick, help the injured, take care of babies, Easy imstruction—previous experience not needed for enrollment. Attractive earning possibilities, FREE de-

+ ZENITE =

HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRL

"order filling; pleasant

For zn excellent opportunity . for

work: ginner.

MUTUAL DRUG CO.

18 W. Georgia. WOMAN PRINTER

matic job presses to work in * shop.

5-day week, 420 420 E. Ohio.

Also Unskilled Hel

Rr Office. Rear 201 N. West sb.

woman; care for convalescent; good home; wages. 2354 Park.

PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS Second ‘Shift

MOULDINGS, INC.

741 E. Market

SEAMSTRESS Apply

DAVIS CLEANERS

2835 Northwestern Ave.

with some experience on hand and aytoin small

‘Punch Press Oprs.

ght housework; help

Casting Shop Men ‘and

Warehousemen No Experience Necessary) ‘to melt and handle exploded shell cases. - CONTINUOUS EMPLOYMENT

Apply © |

BRIDGEPORT BRASS ORDNANCE PLANT South Holt Road

Minutes from Ctrele by Mars Ril Bus)

U. S. Employment Service 257 East Washington St.

% Die Designer % Draftsman * Cost Estimator

SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for. experienced girl. Permanent position. Pleasant, modern, aircooled. office. . Call RI-3832, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Power Sewing Machine Operator Experienced, a girls, age 18 to

half overtime; excellent new equipment;

8! light work in. congenial surroundings.

Newspaper Boys of America E. Ohio, Room 702

RECEPTIONIST Small PBX board and typing.

STENOGRAPHER

Permanent jobs with a future.

Mitchell-Scott Machine Co. -

1841 Ludlow Ave

* STENOGRAPHERS *

* TYPISTS + ermanent post-waf positions “THE RICHARDSON co. 20th & Olney sts Products Now Essential to War Bffort H-0673 for Interview

STENOGRAPHER INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK Permanent Position 5 Days Week—Small Office Pleasant Working Conditions Call LI-7586 for Appointment

STENOGRAPHER

For permanent position. 39-Hour week.

Salary $100 per month. . MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK 715 Electrie Bldg.

- STENOGRAPHER General office work; pleasant surroundings; permanent position. 729 N. n st. RI-3577.

tails. Write Wayne School of Practical Nursing, Box A-418, Times. WOULD L"KE “tohearfrom-reliable-men| who vould like to train in spare time | to overhaul and install Refrigeration and Air Conditioning equipment. Should be mechanically inclined. Will not interfere with your present vork. For information about this training, write at onte giving name, address, age and your working hou.s. Utilities Inst., Box A-417, Times.

ADDRESSOGRAPH and GRAPHOTYPIST

Permanent position, pleasant conditions; view, call at

American States Insurance Ce. 542 N. Meridian

AVON PRODUCTS

Housewife over 25 turm 5 hours daly into a profitable business. Average earnings $1 per hour, RI-8533.

BILL CLERK, TYPIST

40-hour week; no Saturday work; per manent. . 537 N. Capitol.

CALCULATOR OPERATOR Must Be Experienced Good Starting Salary Post-War Puture

AMERICAN BEARING CO.

429 8. HARDING

Clerk-Typist

5-Day Week

‘The Hoosier Casualty Co.

15th Fir. Fletcher Trust Bldg.

CLERK-TYPIST:

with some comptometer experience CALL MA-7581 FOR APPT.

MOULDINGS, INC. COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Full. Time

EXPERIENCED

KRAFT CHEESE CO.

ar BE. Washingion

=. .COMTOMEIER -

working near downtown. For inter.

| WAITRES

OPERATOR position, - pleasant working conditions Apply Office Packard Manufacturing Co. 2 00 Columbia Avenue CURB GIRLS 75.0%

WA-6440,

Permanent

STOKES~Hubert Allen, age 54, fathér ot Mrs. Vern 8wartz of Indianapolis, brother of Roy Stokes of Detroit, Virgil Stokes of] Augusta, Ga., and Earl Stokes of En pri e, Alm. passed away in Las Vega Nev, Thursday Funeral Tuesddy 1:30 | p. m., Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel 846 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hil

ter-

Frierds may call a. chapel dfter 7 p. nf | Monday, |

THOMPSON---Earl G., age 53, husband of Myrtle, father of Mrs. Louise Brinkman Charles, Delbert. and Robert Lee Thompson and Mrs. Maggie Hopkins; stepfather of Joan, Marilyn and Donald Philips; sén yof William A.; brother of Alvin, Paul and Howard Thompson and Mrs. Hilda Branam, passed away Saturday afternoon. Pu‘ner 19043 North Meridian, Tuesday, 2 Friends may call after 4 p. m. Moriday, -- TROST—Ellen, foster daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. Paul Rullen, niece of Helen Trost Mrs. Lena Trost, Mrs. Dora Morgan Passed away Saturday. Services Tuesda; a Mm. at the Beanblossom. Mortuar A West Ray st, Buriai Floral Park cemetery. . WESTERFIELD -- Shirley ° Jean age 9 years, little daughter of Mrs. Paul Caksell and Warren L. Westerfield Steps Qaugher of Paul K. Cassell, siste Beverly Joan and Jacquelin Wes ial ot gran ughter of Mrs. Martha Hughes | and Mrs. Bertha Barrons, passed away Friday afternoon. Service. Tuesday. 1.30 kn th Christian church. Priends vited, Burial Floral Park. Friends may call ap residence, 1025 Sharon ave. .and| at the church from 12:30 p. m., Tuesday, until hour ob service, Conkle Service, WIESE Floyd W., age 34 years, beloved >’ son of Mrs. Molile Wiese, brother of Mrs, Marguerite Thompson, uncle of Jay Lee Thompson; passed away Saturday a. m. Fuoeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. m., from Shirley Bros.’ Irving Hill Chapel $377 E ton st. Burial Concordia cemelends, may call as the chapel Woops are Kithleen Ruddie, ® wife. of Woods, daughter of Mrs, Ellen Ruddie, sister of B. J., Earl and Walter Ruddie, passed away Sunda) afternoon Fanner & Buchana® Mortuary,

Jundat. 2 Pp. m. Friends invited, Inter- , ment Hill, Priends may call at mortuary. y

JCHEDS OF TARE 1

express our deep

APP! nd sincere thanks

{ thorough for

service Aaron Ruben Funeral Home, | p. m.|

experienced on and ‘misses in For interview, h floor

Re H. Block Co.

EXPERIENCED © EGG CANDLERS

ving flash experience only apply 40-hour week; to 5 p J S.E.S. etorral ald Required | KINGAN & CO W. Maryland

appare] alteration ask for Mr

women do ent

| for | suit ! ment 6th floo

‘Wm. H. Block Co.

FOOD CH ECKER

HOTEL | LINCOLN Grocery Clerk wih produce experi-

sala BE-1242 TY:

| EXP. "HOSIERY “WORKERS

jor young women for trainees (18-35) a iy work. Learn to handle fine hosiery Light, clean, interesting. Openings in Pairing, seaming. measuring, fin- | ished ménding

National Hosiery Mills Call R1-1321, 8 a. m L to5p. m

| HOUSEKEEPER — Light work, pleasant hours, BL-2623, after 6:30 p. ¥, .

KITCHEN HELP White woman, 30-40; must be

Good wages Hours 10 to 10 {317 8. Noble

EXPERIENCED MONOGRAM OPERATOR POWER "MACHINE

Ly 8! AV Em RES Office

S & CO. as “LATHE OPERATORS

Baseilent JULY aa oJ be

AMERICAN" BEARING Co.

L Women and misses’ ready-to-wear and. dresses in alteration depart For interview, ask far Mr. Prits,

clean MA-0921

~ Women Fitters |

White; ary: room, board. Grimes Hotél and “Cafe, 118 _E, Main, Plainfield. Phone 2021.

WAITRESS WAITRES

HI-SPOT LONGH 411 8. Nlinois. XPERIENCED

109 N. PENN. A Good Place for a Girl to Work

Oppo INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

E> 30 N. Meridian St. Employment Office-—Women

Permanent jobs for women Read This 550 5 in age) as trolley and bus operators. Stable industry with good future for you. Pleasant work, splendid pay, bonus plan. Paid while learning. Free transportation. Vacation; insurance plan. Apply 214 Traction Terminal Bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS SHIRT FINISHERS

See Mr, Scott

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. New Jersey

WOMEN

. for short hours svuing work helping clean offices; Sunday work, pay weekly. ee Ne Simmerman, 309 Circle Tower

White Women for Laundry

Steady work: Soe pay; 3 weeks’ vaes-

tion. Apply la

METHODIST HOSPITAL NEED

6 middle-aged white women for afternoon work. See Mr. Hearne GENERAL BAKING TO. 318 W. Vermont

YOUNG WOMAN

Competent, beginning Symes counting department, Perman war future. Call Mr. Watt, appointment.

WOMEN-—-WHITE

for cleaning in ogy attics ouliding. See Mr

Hours 6 b. m to Pa Pulley, Big Four or 06 8. Meridian

MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN

for telephone survey, in our office. or part time. MA-0111

MERIT SYSTEM JOBS! +

We need several typists for positions with Job. security" under the Indiana Meyit System. $110 a mantle convenient tion, 40-hour week.’ many oppogtuniadvancement, pension plan, Ask is8 Smith, Indiana Emplovment Se. Division, 3d Floor, 141 South Me-

= OFRCEORIS

Comptometer operatar who can type, in tabulating work ‘ie girl for mailing are permanent jobs " ‘Seal Fast Corp.

216 N. Pu

TYPIST

good opportunit Pleasant working condit Apply

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. |

> N, Meridiar

“PBX OPERATOR CLAYPOOL HOTEL

“ove

Permarient, war. future For interview

v. for postions

| HELP WANTED—MALE 11

NOTICE—AN male workers ered by the Priority Referral Plan will “be required to comply with all WMO regulations

9 18 {0 40, or will-traini +. C= 8; 40 hours, time and a

no Sundays; saj- |,

Furnace Installers, Helpers : - Permanent

i. as

RI 8512. y >

Full

msm

Mouldings, Inc.

ML BE 19%

“INDIANAPOLIS POWER & LIGHT CO. NTIAL INDUSTRY NEEDED

% LABORERS * ELECTRICIANS

1230 W 2 AMORRIS ST 5T.

“MEN FOR FACTORY WORK

Permanent position; good "working conditions. Apply Employment Office

PACKARD MFG. CO,

2000 Columbia Ave. Take any car tg 30th st. transfer to 30th st. Columbia aves

2 PRY Room Permazent Jobs

No Lay-off See Mr. Stroup

The Polk Sanitary Milk Ceo.

1100 E. 15th

Freight House Truckers

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement Can Use Part Time Worker 6 AL M to 6 P. M.

Pean Railroad, 139 E. South FOUNDRY HELP

ANERCIT Se CoO.

439 8. HARDING

‘Furnace Cleaners

Earn $65 and up weekly. We have urgent need for 3 men with cars or small trucks (all other equipment furnished) to handle orders on file; permanent work. ‘MONARCH A

W. 10th. L£1-4438 Night phone, Mr. Davies, CH-7282

MONARCH "SALES °co.

36 W. 10th, L1-4438 Night Phone, Mr. ‘Davies, CH-7982

FURNITURE FINISHERS

White or colored. Apply

Peoples Outfitting Ce.

arehouse 1160 Division St. »

FURNITURE REFINISHER

A-l; good wages. Kasper Furniture

Coy 860 Virginia ave. Furniture Polishers ! an Patch Men Apply Peoples Outfitting Co.

Warehouse 1160 Division 84.

GRILL MEN WA! 6440

JANITORS

for office building cleaning; 3 hours, time and one-half for over 40 hours. See Mr. Simmerman, 309 Circie Tower.

JANITOR

for watchman. Light work. Time and one-half for over 40 hours. Sees manager Kahn bldg. ».

Laborers for Steel Warehouse Must be able to read and write. Old established firm. Steady work. Good pay. See Mr Morgenthaler

Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Co.

1950 8. Meridian st.

Laborers

Immediate employment on day and night shifts in essential box Plant; top. wages. Apply BALKE & KRAUSS CO,

427 W. Market.

Laborers needed on gas main and service construction work. Permanent job in eritical indus. try. See Mr. Martin, 330 oth st. Citizens Gas &- Coke Utility.

TRUCK MECHANICS

Full or Part Time Good Pay—Steady Work

GENERAL TRUCK SALES, INC. LI.7467 _ FOUNTAIN MEN ic CHEF—PERMANENT Excellent salary; fine working condi.

tions; must be ambitious. Apply manager, Hotel Francis, Kokomo, Ind.

Auto Body and Famer Man Also Mechanic Steady—~Top Pay Pennsylvania Métor Inn 1450 N. Pennsylvania st After 6 p m Bench

Several but not employment

. call Fred, Wi WA- 1038 and Machine. Men

Expeitence desirable necessary, Permarient

~ | BURNET-BINFORD LUMBER CO.

TA-3315

1401. W. 30th

Coal Truck Driver

All Coal Conveyor Loaded MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO. 401 S. State MA.8585

COOK—COLORED Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N, Meridian Part-time . Load-out Men 12:30 8. m. to 4:30 a. m, See Mr. Mitchell

The Polk Sanitary

BOY (Part Time)

Wé have an opening in our advertising service department for a boy thigh school student) at least 16 years old, who desires part-time work in the afterfioon and early evening both now and after school opens in the fall. Must be alert and willing to work hard. Liberal starting wage, Seé L, D. Young, Advertising Mi¥hag¢¥, The Indianapolis Times.

Milk Co.. v 1100 E. 15th MACHINE OPERATORS * WELDERS * HELPERS BORERS 48 J Week—Day or Ni BEST POST-WAR POSSIBIL Ties

INSLEY MFG. CO.

801 N. Olney (3500 E. 10th)

Laborers Betded in critical in« dustry. Apply reson. “Mr, Baker, Citizens on Coke Utile ity, 2050 Prospect.

Box Nailers

thifts in essential box ph Apply tpi

BALKE & & KRAUSS co.

top wages.

Steady” smpioyme ee wii,

Immediate SuIployinent on day’ and night

: : Mes : rT a home

Cabinet Makers.

“Waid Te finial 1pm Bes Mr. Rowe, 1900]

— GENERAL LABORERS

Needed Now 6 Days Week

“AMERICAN BEARING. CO. * CARPENTERS *

te, hula 25 nouses. Top pay. Tim Arvin, ev sa —————— Caretaker 7." Clit mart fur. nishéd house Provided dna: sendy a

. Frank or

Mail Orders Accepted

HELP WANTED--MALE 11

Radiator Repairman

First class in newly dguinped shop. Apply superinten

GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky Ave. -

PLU M BER Fletcher Cross.

Broadway, WA-2265.

RATE CLERK

: Experienced Opp. for Advancement

Attractive Salary PENNSYLVANIA R. R.

139 BE. SOUTH RI-9331, EXT. 327

> (Rubbers & Patchers

Steady smployment; i ios surroundings.

610S. NEW JERSEY

N--Permanent posi-

ARGED VETERA tion with nationally known concern, Asincome. See

sured future Stewart, 214 ‘krege building.

SANDERS

Steady employment; nice surroundings. Apply

610 S. NEW JERSEY

TOOL DESIGNERS Experienced Men Needed Top Wages—355 Hours Per Week

HOOSIER ENGINEERING co.

TRUCK WASHER Rad 4 See Mr. Scudder LIC) ) THE POLK SANITARY Lu MILK €0. .

1100 E.

HELPER

for mechanic in office building.

414 Security Trust Bldg.

MEN STEADY PO WAR JOBS IN ESSENTIAL D INDUSTRY + Graft ye Hand Truckers

Urgently Needed . E-Z-BAKE FLOUR JOLLY Acme-Evans Co. 902 'W. tn yo

“WEIGH BOY.

HOTEL CHECKER

1518

EMPLO SEE 214 KRESGE RESGE BUILDING.

4 Good Opening ©

vancement, 59 8. State.

= PHONE MA. 7140 gauss

| Nem 7a HoOSiEr Webdne Co 500 STATE LIFE BUI

ING HELP WANTED—MALE

J. D. ADAMS MFG. CO.

Offers definite advancement and steady employment on essential work, Apply Employment Office.

1... 211 S. Belmont

2023 Read This Permanent. jobs for men

(25 to 40 in age) -as trol-

ley and bus POTS IOTS Stable industry with good future for you. Pleasant work, splen-

did pay, bonus plan. Paid while learning.

id oration. a en Acation; insurance’

Terminal Bldg.

"INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

2 MARRIED MEN

with cars, No canvassing. pointment only.

windows. men accustomed to earn ie 35000 or more per year need apply.

PERMANENT CONNECTIONS WITH FA! GROWING ORGANIZATION THAT oF. FERS INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES TO

MR. STEWART,

for single man desir steady employ= ment in general oy home work, $100 mo, to begin and nished. Opportunity for advance, TA-4413,

MOTOR ROUTE DELIVERY

Part-time work: hours 3 to § m. Applicant must have automob o in good condition. Please phone for appointment, Riley 5551, r. Surber.

Wanted: Plumber

Also steam fitter and helper.

808 N. lilinois St.

~ WANTED

By the Camp Atterbury Exehange EXPERIENCED COOK

Full time work, liberal salary, pleasant working conditions, excellent post-war possibilities. For interview, come to the Exchange Personnel Office, located in Bldg. 907 néar corner of 32d and Lawton sts., Camp Atterbury, Ind, week davs between 8 and 4 p. m, and "ask for Mr. McMillan. For an appointment for interview at other hours, or locations, call Camp Atterbury 2106.

MECHANICALLY « MINDED MAN — For

permanent work. Good chance for ad-

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.,

PORTER (Colored)

FOR DINING ROOM W

«See Mr. McAtee EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey

WAREHOUSE MAN

Permanent, at once; good pay. —Apply— Kraft Cheese Co. 1000 E. VERMONT

MAN FOR 1 TIRE RECAPPING

Experience good pa while fearning. Rl 3504, “Mr. Brown.

Eleetrie Truck Operator Experienced or inexperienced

. THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. 77 W. Washington

Practical Gas and Electrical Welder with Machine Shop

Experience suited by appearance and temperament for fleld engineering and service work. High school education preferred. 25-38. Permanent future. AIR PRODUCTS, - 120 N. PENN

* WOOL PRESSER »*

Fashion Cleaners, 1001 Central

ZENIT:

OR GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20° N. Meridian

PORTER

TEE PEE WA.-6440 Wanted—Experienced Porter

Willing to work; good wages: steady job. See John Overman, Meridian Pontiac, Inc. 923 N. Meridian.

Lithograph

PRESS HELPERS

Day or Night Work. Considerable Overtime Necessary.

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E. Washington

. PRINTER

Press feeder or pressman to hand feed make-ready or operate automatic job press, 40 Hours or more per week; 5-day Week. 420 E. Ohio.

Punch Press Oprs.

Roll Machine Operators ALSO UNSKILLED HELP METAL CORP Employment Office, Rear 201 N. West st.

BOYS

18 or Over

to distribute work in

NATIONAL HOSIERY. MILLS

Hetherington & Berner, Inc. needs NIGHT WATCHMAN A.D. T. SERVICE Apply

701 Kentucky Ave. MA-3598

RI-1321—8 a. m. to § p. m.

MAN

for general plant maintenance work for essential company making medicine for war and peace; 5%; days. steady.

PITMAN-MOORE CO.

1200 Madison ave.

WHITE MEN

0. w Meridian.

Operators of *

NO RECONVERSION AMERICAN BEARING CO. 429 S. HARDING PACKER

To pack toys. Kipp Brothers, 117 8

For steady inside work washing walls in office buildings. .

Call LL 3543.

ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY Experience NOT Necessary > Full or part-time. Steady work now and after the war. Our business 9 been in operation here for 18 years.

National Starch Products, Ine. 5 1515 8. DROVER

Men wanted In critical industry. Important in peace as well as In wartime; 48-hour week. Laborers, oven men, electricians, men to work in wrecking crew. See Mr. ‘Jolly or Mr. Lentz, Gatehouse at Oitizens Gas & -Coke Utility, Langsdale ave. at Northwestern.

MEN

Needed by Old Well Established Essentia) Industry LL OR PART-TIME

EMPLOYMENT Paper Package Co.

802 8. Delaware

MEN—21 to 35 @

for work In service station; nent; good starting salary; tunity for advancement; no

ease work. GASETERIA @ 031 B Was

MEN WITH CARS

Late model, for essential war tral activity delivering telegrams. Dalton, 18 N. Merid}

WESTERN UNION . Young Men

16 ‘or over for Stock Room Work Expansion program in progress. Good post-war opportunities. McQuay-Norrid Mfg. Co. 1737 Massachusetts Ave. « PERMANENT EMPLO * For those who are interested In the future we have the following openings: #% External. and Internal Grinder operators. & Turret Lathe Operators. % Hand Screw Machine Qperater. & Brown & Sharp Screw Machine Operators. & Milling Machine Operators + Burring and Polishing Ww Lab Essential war work with ex- - cellent post-war possibilities. Apply Employment Office 9 to 4:30 :

MITCHEL SCOTT CO. 1841 Ludlow Ave.

perms oppor tire

ork. CenMr.

for dA¥ SRorks. Must be over 18 and under

N Y. ‘Central Front Office

PAINTERS

Garage Helper

Bteady employment year around, for residential & commercial painters. Call after 6 P. M. TA-5306 br BR-9405.

—

Work ‘by ap-| fi 1516 | CAS Attention men experi-| F \ enced in selling books, siding and storm

living quarters fure

FIGURE the |

CASH. | MONTHLY PAYMENTS 12 ymiy] 20 Pymis

LOAN 02

).2

x J taken

= oi unpaid bat. D

LYE 3 LEB

TEED $20 for

’8

2 PHONE FOR A LOAN= Anytime Day or Night ® Call MA 4455 nowe=your application can bel

Before You™ Albi]

ation Wade

over the phone, , . . Then ‘come to ro

8. Plan this afternoon or tomorrow for your money FRIEL

PARKING in lot across the streed

Borrow on CHARACTER or AUTO =$50 to $1,500 OR MORE=-Take & weeks to make first payment, A out of 5 Loans made Without Endorsers No credit inquiries made of friends or relotiv

Many Loans completed while .you wai Ask for Mr. Cools or Miss George

io errno 133 LOANS FOR 20 MONTHS FOR

OWN PAYMENTS ON HOMES

* OTHER LOANS FOR 12 MONTHS

110 EAST

Plan WASHINGTON 30 Days Costs Only 60c

MONTHLY PAYMENTS You Including All Charges

3 mos. $1.2 42.48 47 98.19

Borrow om your signature alone, car or furniture, For quick war. time service phone first , . we'll have the money . ready 27.48 when you come in,

6 mos.| 12 mos,

5.07

94 Common Sense to See

her Amounts in Proportion

OAN COMPANY

monwealth

Monthly rate 1'2% on that

205 0dd Fellow Bldg,, Penn. & Wash. 200 Roosevelt Bldg., Ill. & Wash.

UL. 8435 UL. 1431

3% on balance of $150 or less ahd part of the unpaid balance over $150

HELP HELP WANTED—MALE

~ EX-SERVICE MEN

of this war with print shop experience to help out on hand and automatic job Zhseces in small shop, 5-day week. 420 E. io

HELP SPIKE THE JAPS! GET THAT RAILROAD JOB NOW! Unsietlled men urgently needed as . SWITCHTENDERS YARD BRAKEMEN TRACK MEN

SHOP LABORERS

Many other ppenings ~—Apply—

U. S. Raiiread Retirement Beard

15 East Maryland Street

Maintenance Man Century Biscuit: Co. 630 W. New York St. RI-6496

CARPENTERS RIVETERS MACHINISTS UPHOLSTERERS BOILERMAKERS

Help finish the job—spike the Japs! Apply

U. S. Railroad Retirement Board

15 East Maryland Street

Ww. J. Holliday & Co.

88 years’ continuous operation in side] ‘and hardware business, has OE for the following:

—MALE— 10 PRODUCTION WORKERS 1 POWER SHEAR OPERATOR FEMA!

2 COMPTOMETER OPERATORS 1 SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER Apply Mr. Miller, 543 W. McCarty

FARM HAND — Single, white; $20.00 & week, board, room. Dial CO-2512 (black letters). Ensley Wright, R. R. 16. Box 592

Flatwork Feeders and Folders

Good working ‘conditions, Incentive pay. See Mr. MacAtee,

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey

WATCHMAN—FIREMAN

Steady STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington

Planing Mill Mach. Man

Steady work, 55-hr, wk., time and 3% all hrs. over 40; must be able to get out all types mill work, frames, doors. Prefer map with local experience. No one lacking complete knowledge of trade need apply: BE-4783

TRUCK BODY REPAIR MEN

Apply Wm. R. Stewart Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

‘887 Mass. Ave. BUICK MECHANIC

Experienced heavy duty Buick mechanic; $300 monthly guarantee; 5-day week; pering position. Buick Dealer, Box 1107, Town House, Los Angeles, Cal,

Méchanics, Read This "70:

auto and bus mechanics in our modern shops and garage. Permanent and reliable work, Good future, comfortable surroundings, splendid pay, bonus plan. Free transportation. Vacation, Insurance plan, Apply 214 Traction Terminal Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

WANTEL Mechanics, Helpers

ot|and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry

AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

887 Mass. Ave.

Meter reader needed in critical industry. Good wages and steady employment. See Mr, Richardson, 2d floor Citizens Gas & Coke Util-

ity, 49 8. Penn.

Will pay good TG G & M Garage, 4421 10th. IR-5078.

MECHANIC or ETAL MAN

with Jthe suthustasi Jus will ‘lead to

Siition in

wd gross

of dealers that sold more Chevrole any other organization in Ind must have skill in your Ban,

the ability to get along well with the

Foot topuin=8 tide Nev R.2978 Rare FRCNTING ‘Boies ing vars Pres wi Le

other men in our modern equi » and to greet our customers Ww interest in their satisfaction, in

| importance. If you want to. Ast shea consider these

immediate adv ® Excellent wages ® Vacation with pay For a real future

FAST SIDE CHEVROLET

Washi in-

FRET CLASS MECHANICS MECHANIC'S HELPER

vanta ® Life insuran . $ Family hours KUHN

Attractive

ce |SMALL hi

AUTO MECHANICS METAL MEN

Genuine opportunity to grow with an organization that was déveloping at a rapid “pace when new car production ceased. Now we are rebuilding our postwar personne! and are anxious to secure top-notch. men. You will receive exceilent wages, vacations. with pay family hrs., life ins. All new shop- equipment See Mr. Kuhn,

East Side Chevrolet, Inc.

5436 E. Washington PERSONALS ¢ & NOTICES

FOR BUSY WOMEN Nationally advertised Permanents, ordinarily sell for twice the price on sale this week. Pine Hair Styling. COLD WAVES... $7.50 Worth 810-812. All Work Guaranteed. No Appointment Neéded

OTHER PERMANENTS only $2. 45

Doors Open at 8:30 A Bring or Send Your Children Plenty of Sérvice—No Waiting SHAMPOO & FINGERWAVE, §1.25—31.50 ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt Bidg., RI1-0481. Cor. Tl & Wash, Sts. OPEN. ALL DAY SATURDAY

BUSINESS SERVICES 4

ALL MAKES washer service and repair, Work guaranteed. 333 W. Wash. LI4715.

Walkers’ Refrigeration Co.

Commercial and nd _Domestio—WA-6761. hauling: trash, cinders, Landscaping -and crushed stone. WA-2252, Steaming, Work guarPaperhanging anteed, Immed, serve ice, Floyd Coffman, CH- -8217.

PAINTING ir famedinte serv: ice. BE-2679, CHIMNE WHITE

$4 and $6 avavosd. Soom ie 5 BR.8575

ished, refinished. Est. free DI-OVEY Patch Plastering ass

AY 10 ve 35.28 and Foe1s tubes. Dt. RI-5636.

RI-2928

“gutter, foundation

BE-1184-

Roof, repairing.

Tr, "Foss N

mates, Call Baxter. BE-0515.. 1052 Alton,

Specialist tracing. “Bisnis. vainied, Ite estimates.

ouses G. On i hang i MA-7992

| Work i, , Mm.

. White , 4 ~6768. oI Bs cn L011

FREIGHT & EXPRESS HANDLERS

AUTO

crushed Sone Hf for LE a

FURNITURE LOANS

Locally Owned and Managed

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. = Walk about 20 teet, bring in title - and get your loan, It's that easy. Buckeye Finance Ce. loan dept. of

EQUITABLE SECURITIES CO. MA. 3361. 219 E. Ohio St.

NOTE FURNITURE

LIBERAL LOAN CO

GROUND FLOOR LO on Diamonds,

LOANS wo - Fur a SACKS BROS, Liss “one Sb LOANS

See Classified Ad In .lelephone Book COLUMBIA INVESTMENT CO. 85 307 N. PENN R1-8507

Tilinois Bldg "Phone RI-5404 Merchants Bank Bidg., jd Fi. Phone RI-1474 LINCOLN LOAN, INCORPORATED 734 Security Trust Bldg Call Miss Miller—LI-ncoin 1411.

BUSINESS SERVICES _

LADIES’, MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN * PRESS * REPAIR" RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS 8212-214 E. 16th WA-0084

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

With Gertiieuts filed. Responsibility Jon ELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC, 313 INDI ANA TRUST BLDG, MA- A-9421

WATCH REPAIRING

Finest Workmanship—Guaranteed Prompt Service, 204 Indiana I'rust Bldg

Gus Meister Established 1906

Ray Achenback LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL «We Graduate Skilled Operators Trained by Expert Teachers INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL 342 E. WASH.

VACUUM CLEANERS

FANS-—1RONS—~MOTORS REPAIRED

“to give

Pick-Up 012 8.

Delivery FR- 1201 immediate

Mer. -

"Blown. in and Rockwool Insulation Call for 1re¢ est Reese Rooft Co. HU-2482 ns WE SPECIALIZE . Front End Repabing & Aligning and Truck A § _SPITZNAGEL & C Ls re 525. Ww

CEMENT WORK OF ALL “KINDS, BL-33%0

Vacuum cleaning; repairing. Furnace | Free estimates, .Work guare anteed. - MA-3280, Smithers Bros. Heats ing System.

BEAUTIFUL White Crushed Stone for Driveways, BR-5790

TT WASHER REPAIRING

3 to 4 day service; pickup and dellvery,

HOUSEPAINTER ~ieturned Veteran MARSHALL EASTWOOD IR- 5703

SPECIALIZED chimney repairing; rr chime neys and.. porch foundation: y, Yutten painting and repairing GA-37 CHIMNEY pointing and fo indaion 8, ment patch © work especially, repairing. J. HOBBS, RI- 7050

ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD

"BARTON HOTEL.

Clean, attractive rooms: good beds, Weekly rates upon application, Delaware at Michigan COLLEGE, 2381—Large room, Private entrance

1 Y reasonable; Tl

imates

mw Experienced.

ce=

Dp 15

near bath,

ROOMS for rent town. 470 B

ROOMS W IT] 5 Drs ref, Convalescents 27. °% wre Sidi

Nursing Home, 2233 N. Mer TA-3097, nT tt sera eget as DOUBLE room; fiddie-aged “employed of retired; twin béds available Saturday, WA-8181, WILL CARE children insmy home, week, experienced, 1716 Blaine, 6200

CRADLE HOME Nursery for infants, ! GA-67170 1 OR 2 CHILDREN. - Good care, 2 to 4 years, CH-6818-W, WILL GIVE excellent care To infant, will room and board. BL-2862, HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 17 BROADWAY, 1138 — Room,’ ” kitchenette, bath, $10; room, kitchenette, $6; ems ployed, One, CARROLLTON, Soa Large room, privie leges, ' Prigidaire, sink; washing privie

es; phone

MICHIGAN. W., 3008-—3-Room furnished apartment; 2 mo ‘men nen preferred. BE-4818.

13TH, 611 E.—Nice large front room, io Adults,

16, daye MA-

Dn 2 ROOM cabins, 2 squares W, of Lynhurst dr. on 36, turn right at Whigomb to «| Jones Tourist Camp. “18

APARTMENTS FOR RENT J JERSEY, 1616 Ap] shart : cou

ment; maid service

ge neral

Tight downe

Two-B¢ This beautifu 70 ft. lot has attractive liv up-to-the-min A Very unus the house pi mes has Jao + acilities. Th thermostat c

has automatic ter softener.

Hiatt. BR 350 Three-B

4400 block Ca

Wm. E Mick

Ranch-1 _ Situated in § tion off 7700 2 bedrms., til fireplace and ing room an

CAT gATAge; a n Desuttfully Wm. E Mick

Kessle

Brick and fr front screem glass bath on ang barn u

6s J

For present ¢

1 FTON, 2828, Ni | Slestrichy and w

nn onth.

: GENERAL = Ww. VERMONT

WAN TED — = Bervic ; home, One chi

MISCELLANEC BEAUTIFUL LOC! i Market «nd E Reasonable.

LOC. Eagle dr., Salen TO

Wants

“APARTM H(

Single 2 3 or

Within a miles of

| Executive and oth recently 1 Indiana

perma Calf Mr. |

Belm: Ext.

you intere

Store Now—Pa; 960-62 N. M HOUSE OT 5-RM. IMMEDIAT

1300 Kappas St

Pennington »

B).. north «

Robton (390( yn bungalow wi

dorth of 32nd St. Joma, or a m

243 N. Dela

1234 WI

8-Room modern don; venetian b arge fenced >a 1U-5233

R.A. FRANK 521 §

$-Room semi-m SE on

Shillips Rea a

1300 BI 5-Rm. -side nace; good d store; 0.

in ARV 8. CRUSE RE/

: 1434 & 36 * bath; nice

8. ALLISON REALTY

FIRST 46 8. LaSalle— ‘urn, , gar. $400(

3ERSONAL

| 2¢ LEMCKE BL

$2650 Vaca

| m. bung.; $750 956

). ONLY |

/ Boris foul a-4ide LL 7 Bis

SHILLIPS ‘REA

a "LAUREL 788. MA-(

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