Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1945 — Page 16

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DEATH NOTICES 1

—Erman L., age 46, 217 Sanders away Thursday morning, son brother of F. . Services at J. apel of the Chimes” P. fends invited. Burial New Crown. ™ Priends may call at the “Chapel

of the Chimes.” WER i bel, age 56, egen WALSH-Ms a t mother of

loved wife o ney. By and George of Indianapolis; Sgt. James Walsh, U. 8. army, ~and ‘| Frank Walsh, Yeoman l-c, U. S. nayy, South Pacific. Funeral from Speaks & Finn Puneral 1639 N. Meridian, |8aturday at 9:30 a. m.: Sacred Heart church at 10 a, m. Interment St. Joseph’'s cemetery. Friends invited. :

GOLD yy SERVICE

WHITEAKER — Lt. William K, age 47) years, husband of Faye, son of Mrs, Catherine Whiteaker, brother of Mrs. Laura Siddons; Mrs. Imo Gott, Mrs. Luy Brown, Mrs, .Aartha Franklin, ‘Mrs, Mary Poland, Mrs. Jean Whiteaker, Herbert, Roy, Richard, Max and James Whiteaker, passed away at Ft. Leavenworth, Kas. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 4, 10 a. m., at the chapei at Fu. Benjamin Harrison. Burial Benjamin Harrison. Friends may call at the George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington st. WHITED--Florence, sage 32, 1215 Lexington ave. passed away Thursday morn-

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FLOWERS R/ DEATH NOTICES 1

omas J. of 2 Laclede, entered into rest Thursday, age rs: husband of Etta Baker and father Mrs. Louise Proffitt and Mrs. Runnels Stahlhut, George W, and Leroy Baker and stepfather of Mus. Gladys Aubry; brother of Edward Baker. Services pris ing, wife of Johnson, mother of Phyllis vate Saturday, 40:30 a. m., at Ben Davis 5.5 = popert Johnfon, Richard Francis Chapel, 6112 W. Washington. Friends may yng Raymond Dee, daughter of Mr, and call at chapel until 10 p. m. Friday. iar Robert H. Owens, Martinsville; sister Burial Floral Park. Moore Morar of Mrs. Lelia Phillips city. and ‘Robert BERRY-—CGeorge A. age 69 years, tat er Owens, Morganicyn, Services a ] ted. orn BF Georye Be Min Mary eo ns arian: LI om: Frans. ine v. and 8. Sgt, Edmond P., brother of | vited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may Mrs. Almond Orr, Arch and ‘William {call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.” (MarBerry, passed away yeanasdny. Funeral | tinsville papers, please copy.) Saturday, Aug. 4, 8:30 m. at the wyryEM_ Richard Charles; age 16, bei Ww, Usher mortuary, 2313 ‘| loved son of Richard and Bonnie Willem \ i 9 a om. St Anthoty's and grandson of Mrs, Charles Himes, church. . Friends invited. Burial 1 ‘at | Passed away at his home, 4863 English Cross cemetery. Friends may call at oc, “ippyreday, Friends may call at the MOrtuary. | Robe ert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 CH—S8helby, age 57, R. R. 1, Bridge: | prospect st. Funeral service Saturday, 2 port; husband of Maude; father of m., from the funeral home. Friends ind and Edna Branch; brother of MIS.|yited Burial Crown Hill. Miller, Mrs: Ora Cooley, Mrs. Maude : Crift and Mrs. Léna Schrader; passed IN MEMORIAMS 3 away Wednesday. Funeral Satur a me, 1604 W | JOHNSON — In loving memoty “of our B. 3t the Parley Pumeral mother, Cleo Willis Johnson, who passed laway 2 years ago, Aug.” 3, 1943,

st. Burial Washington Friends may call at funeral home. : rr : ARMAN— rkview ave.,!| We never knew that our hearts GARMAN i Hi Sv Carman, | Could ache with such a bitter pain, jhsted away at the Methodist hospital | Just longing for a vanished force ‘ednesday, 7 p. m., age 75 years. Fu-| {To I *r your voice again, .peral ts Grinsteiner's - Funeral Home, We never knew that days 1601 E. New York st, Saturday, 2 p. m. {Could be so lonely, sad and blue Burial Crown Hil cemetery. Friends may But darling, mother, we have learned call at the funeral home any time, {Many ining since - lost you, R—Oscar, beloved husband of Na-| Fe in samme te dine Caster, father of Sgt. Carl Caster, ™ oom ove’ cannot tell U. 8, air force in France: Charles, Thomas, | ob ny Edgar, William and Catherine Louise: son | ™~'y "0 "yy owe how we miss vou. f Aaron Caster, brother of Mrs. Ermine, =. 0 "ot ic Jonesome today. Ror cp et ed iii Sadly missed by daughters Louisville, Ky. a AWAY edne py

Aug. 1, 8:50 p. m., age 56 years. ¥unetal a genes, | 219 Eastern ave. Satur- LOST & FOUND 2 LOST—Gold army locket pin vicinity of

30 a. m.: requiem high mass St. hi Neri church, 9 a. m. Burial St. fis Square and Bradbury ave, or COOK — Mrs. Mary W. 's Ft. Square store or Shelby

cemetery. Friends invited. widow of Ben- } Slots amin passed away at home of her son, rom brother overseas. Robert E., at Macon, Ga. sister of Mrs. GA-5623—1237. Bradbury. Arthur B, Cooke, Mrs. Willlam H. Spear- LOST—Large sum of meney in chamois ing, W. and Henry Schumann, alll “hag vicinity of fruit stand, corner of Indianapolis. Service Planner & Bu-|pngjich ave. and, Sherman dr. SubFriends vied. B ge 20 em stantial reward. GA-5236. s inv uria. - .I WILL woman’ who picked up alligator “Sey. Friends may call at mortuary Sun Pre Bo stake. at 43d and Boulevard ace, return to owner? 444 W. 4 ENGEL—Puline, age 60. 3712 Rockville Dosa I oii mother o pa id 2%, Norn J. LOST—Monday evening, July 30, man’s Delight Mann of Anderson, Mrs y na | Bold Lord Elgin wrist watch, initialed Listenfeltz of Fairmount, Ind. Mrs. Viola | W- S. on back with flexible band. Liberal Miller of Wabash, and Oscar Shepard of | reward MA-3451 before 5 p. m. Wabash, passed away Thursday. Funeral! HOST Vicinity State and Prospect, large Ba turday, 3p. Ba Farley Puneral! Home,| white and brown, long-tailed fox terricr ~Morris “Priends- may call at! Nan Pal. ...Reward, . 1127 Prospect. MAthe funeral home tier 6 p. m. Priday, 1067. GALLOWAY —Amelia, of 666 BE. dr., Wood- | LOST~2 purses—containing ration books, ruff pl, passed on Thursday, age 79| marriage license, glasses, compact from I's; widow of the late James H. Gal-| husband. overseas, etc., West Lake. Keep] y: mother of Herbert J. Galloway; money, mail contents. BE-1826-R. dmother of Patricia and B. O. 8B. N.| TBST Afternoon of August Ist, ald G. Galloway. Service Monday, 10 billfold. J. ag 2 . m,, at Peace Chapel, 2050 = Michigan CH-6312-R are wejcome. Burial Crows TOST—Green print dress and pink suit dress Friday a. m. on College car. m

Rin. Moore Mortuaries. GARDNER—Sarah J, mother of Mrs. % n Pad, Homerroft: | stap-jRovard. WA-{512 aher > mother of Arthur Gardner, Indianapolis, and Lula Ropkey, Los Angeles, passed away Thursday, Services Sunday, 4p m, at J. C. Wilson *Chapel of » 1334 Prospect st. Friends inBurial Greenwood. Priends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after 6 p. m. Saturday. 'GROUNS—Herbert T., of 3464 Graceland ave., entered into rest Thursday, age 52 years, husband of Elizabeth A. Grouns, nels of Ms. Mice Brock *d Mrs. Wily 0 nd-un 0 anc 0 Fort hd an 2p. m at Colonia Chapel, | LOST—Brown billfold containing valuable 8447 College ave. Friends are welcome.| papers. Liberal reward. Wm R. Grider, Burial Greenlawn cemetery, Martinsville, | LI-8303. Ind. Moore Mortuaries. FOUND — BOY'S BICYCLE, RHODIUB PARK. MA-3216.

INSTRUCTIONS

SEES PURE SERA

Nba var REE

brown Reward.

LOST—German shepherd pup, 9 months, answers to name “Lucky”; .104% license. Reward. TA-6437. LOST—Key ring, with 4 or 5 keys attached; between American Legion building and Antlers hotel. Reward. LI-4353. LOST — Male shepherd dog; white, with brown markings. Answers name ‘‘Kelly."” Reward. BR-3032. LOST—Black billfold, containing vacation check and about $45. Vicinity Irvington Reward. BL-3094.

HOLDEN. W., 67 years, beloved . = father of Orville J. Holden, passed away Wednesq sday p. m. Puneral Saturday, 1: 3 at at the G. H. Hermann Funeral 1506 8. East

st. Priends invited. Buriai Crown Hill

KEMPER—-Gip R., beloved bissband of of - Mrs. Stella Kemper, father of Dr. _ Mam Alfred Kemper, Robert L. Bd and the late Charles E. Kemper, brot of Mrs. J. E- Connley and Mrs. H. y Beets, both of Covington, Ky., died Wednesday, Aug. 1, at his residence, 3902 Park ave, Apt. 4. Priends may call at Blackwell funeral home, N. Meridian st. Funeral service and in- . terment, Osgood, Ind, 11 a. m. Saturday, Aug. 4. Priends may call a the funeral home until 10 p. m. Friday KEMPTER—Olga L. age 55 years, of 1451 8. Iiinois st., wife of Andrew A: Kempter, mother of Mrs. Mildred Kenworthy, Mrs., Edna lements; grandmother of Ralph, Phyllis and Marlene Kenworthy, | Jerry, Barbara, John and Larry Jo Clements sister of Harry and Albert Keller~ meyer. Mrs, Loretta McCray, Mrs. Ethel Oliphant, all of city. Funeral from Lavek Funeral Home, Saturday, 8:30 a. ‘@Sacred Heart church, § a. m. Burial St Joseph cemetery. 5 LEE—Mrs, Cyril Rose; of the Marott Hotel, passed away. Friday morning at St. Vincent's hospital; mother of Col. Ernest R. and Miss Marion Lee and aunt of William Schloss. Service will be conducted 10:30 a. m. Sunday at the Aaron-Ruben Funeral Home, Priends may call at funeral home any time after 4 p. m. today. Interment Indianapolis Hebrew cemetery, LINN—Horace T., Bridgeport, R. R. 1, husband of Estelia, father of Mrs. Mariam BcReciey, Lt. Col. Leon, Maj. Jack, Capt, Robert, Lt. George, passed away Friday a. m. Service Flanner & Buchanan. Time later. Friends may call at mortuary.

MADDALENA-—Joe, son of Mrs. Concetta Maddalena, died at Monterey, Cal, Tuesday. Funeral notice later, For information call Kirby Mortuary. MeDANIEL—Mattie 8., age 59 years, widow of the late William F. McDaniel, mother of Mrs. Doris Minnis, Mrs. Ruby Akard, Mrs. Ruth Koskey, Prancis H. and Leo J. McDaniel, sister of Mrs, Rosie Burden, Brownstown; Mrs. Lissie Turley and Mrs. ‘ Stella Hohl, C. C, Parker, Dallas, Tex and Martin Parker, passed away Priday morning. Puneral Monday, 10 a. m,, from Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hill. Friends nay call at the chapel after Sapererl noo Re GOVERN~ Waiter C., beloved husband | of Mrs. Caroline McGovern, passed away | manent. 53 Thursday, Aug. 2, at the late residence, 1803 8B. Talbott st., age 62 years, Hudetal, services from the Voigt Mortuary, 1632 Meridian st.,, Monday, 9 a. m. io 2 Riverview cemetery, Seymour, Ind. Friends invited, MILLER Mrs. Frances, age 66 vears: sister of Miss Anna Baar, William C. of Indianapolis, Leo C. Baar of Washington, D. C.; passed away Wednesday at Zanesville, Ohio. Funeral Monday, August 6, ab 8:30 a. m. at residence, .202 N. Addison a - Sacred Heart church, Friends | ny urial St. Joseph cemetery. | Friends may call at residence after ; GLERK-TYPIST keeping; will train; P. m. Saturday. George W. Usher ee Pe day week: age limit 30; north side inMILLER. 18s Mae, age 55, ‘wife of Theo- surance company TA-1591. ore er, mother of Mrs. Flossie PT a Crabtree, Mrs. Opal Schrader, Miss Doro- COLORED GIRLS thy and Miss Ruby Lambert. Cpl. Cecil| for steady, permanent laundry Lambert, Yeoman 1-c¢ Dolphus Lambert! commercial Towel, 539 E. 11th.’

and Thornton Lambert, passed away Tues- | : day afternoon at .8t..Apthony's hospital; | * Colored Woman—25 to 50. *| 1934 me '| for commissary work, cooking experience;

Louisville, Ky. Services Monday, 10 a at the Conkle Funeral Home, Burial! 3 2 days; good working conditions; steady ork; neat appearing

Michigan st. Friends invited. Lewisville, Ind, Priends may call at the Apply 9 A.M. to 5 P. M, 43 W. St, Clair St,

funeral heme after 10 a. m, Saturday. MORRIS--Perry Jackson, 72 years; huswad of Lia B. Morris; father of Pfc iam eorgia Fletcher, Bessie Mc- ’¢ 4 a Soy. Alma Engieharat and Thelma Baker COMTOMETER lamazoo, c brother of Cordelia Reed. Detroit, Mich., and Anna Mathes; . OPERATOR passed away Friday a. m. Puneral Mop-| Permanent position, pleasant working day, 10:30 a. m. at the G. H. Herrmann conditions. Funeral Home, 30s 8. Bast st. Priends Packard PRD Dire vi uria ashington Park. Friends ackar may call at funeral home after 3 p.m 2000 Mant seturing Co: GIRLS . DAY WORK ONLY Do ‘you live near: 3800 E. Washington st.? If so, Central States Envelope Co, 18 8. Sherman drive,

urday, PARKER Lena, sister of Mrs. James Jett, Mrs. John Bailey and Frank L. y d away in San Diego, Cal will train you for a clean, easy factory position, operating an envelope “I “machine.

‘GIRLS WANTED

Prospect st, any time after , Mm. Friday. - Services Saturday, 2:30 Full time. Permanent position. Clerical] and typing. with good future. Pieghunt|

p Bs at the Glen Cove cemetery, KnightsY (Knightstown papers please hours ‘good starting salary Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., 900 Test Buitdiag

_ GIRLS OR WOMEN 18 TO 40

to learn pressing in a modern dry cleaning plant. We In Jou while learning.

DAVIS CLEANERS

Northwestern.

$125, Regular $200 Value EASY TERMS ARRANG EL PENT Wie HOLD ENROLLMENT UP TO AND INCLUDING JULY ENROLL NOW @ No AGE LIMIT—ONLY STH GRADE EDUCATION NEEDED @ FREE TELEPHONE INFORMATION

Open Every Nite ‘Til 10 P.M.

® TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS AND HOUSEWIVES Own your own sho . . earn §$125-3200 weekly, depending on the size of shop, or we place you on well paying responsible pesition. Easy to Learn Method. Free taldfs. Phone for detailed information

LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE ‘INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Demands for Skilled Operators. Learn Under Expert Teachers. International Beauty School. 342 BE Wash |

HELP WANTED—FEMALE

NOTICE—All female workers covered by the Priority Referral Plan will be required to comply with all WMO regulations,

ASSISTANT CASHIER Age 25-40 Remington-Rand Bookkeeping Machine Experience. Steady Employment Chance for Advancement

R. K. O. RADIO PICTURES

428 N. ILLINOIS ST

BILL CLERK, TYPIST 40-hour week; no Saturday work; 537 N _Capitol.

“White; Cleaning | Maid Jo m. to 11 p. m, Bee Mr, | Roosevelt Bldg.

CLERICAL, FILING & TYPING

Opportunity for girl seeking permanent position in claim dept, or interview .call at

AMERICAN STATES INS, CoO. 542 N. Meridian,

per6 | nights al

hours 5:30 Rowe, 1209

“Knowledge of book-

TEICA—Pavel, age 61, beloved husband of jattior of Anna Teica Halderral from jhe w My Saturday, 1

2 ha mel Bervice,

+ Ma; 63, beloved wife And mot of Roscoe V..

Pear] Ah

Fi Aug. 3, 1945

Clie Saturday,

Maxine Stickle, Miss Emma | Omar, |

rt. Indpls. Machiner

BEAUTY COURSE SALE

FRI, AUG. 3, 1945

HELP V WANTED—FEMALE 9 % HOSIERY WORKERS %

EXPERIENCED Yr Pairers w Seamers

Permanent Positions

~ National Hosiery Mills N. DAVIDSON NEED 6 middle-aged ‘white women for afternoon work. e Mr. Hearne 2 GENERAL BAKING CO. $18 W. Vermont

~ OFFICE GIRLS Comptometer operator who, can type. girl to assist in tabulating work in accounting dept. All of these are permai nent jobs. Bowes "Seal Fast" Corp.™

216 N. Pine

HELP WANTED—MALE Bench and Machine Men Several. Experience desirable

but not necessary, - Permanent employment.

BURNET-BINFORD LUMBER 60.

1401 W. 30th

OFFICE BOY

Interested in Becoming :REPOR Here is one of the best o op city for a young HB, an that it offers about the best pay, Only bad feature is he lous, 3 a. 12 noon. Many of Ps from® office RE Gill. UNITED

too

TA-3315

TER. portunities in our guess is ! to best men, rose Phone LI-8503, Boyd

HELP WANTEDMALE |

Laborers needed: n critical De dustry. Apply in rson. . Baker, Citizens Gas Coke oti Aty, 2050 Prospect. -

Gi,

shifts in essential box plant; Apply

BALKE & KRAUSS CO.

427 W. Market.

BOYS

18 or Over is sprhie oe oe. NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

RI-1321—-8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

Lithograph PRESS HELPERS

Day or Night Work Considerable Overtime Necessary

Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.

603 E, Washington

PRICE CLERK

Woman who likes dealing in figures and has had some comptometer experience preferred. Accuracy a requisite. Permanent position. Phone Mr. Westphal, GA-4421, for appointment..

achinery & Supply Co.

Punch Press Oprs.

Also . Unskilled Help

ZENITE METAL CORP

Employment Office, Rear 201 N. West St. | SALESPEOPLE MILLINERY. DEPT. Experience Preferred Salary and oT mission

Employment he. 7th” Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

Box Nailers

Shits in essential box plant; Apply

BALKE & KRAUSS CO. Ly 427 W. Market BRICKMASONS on army Scale $1675 per hour, week. Union members only.

V. C. Hutter, 228 N. Main st, Ind. Telephone 561-W.

Cabinet Makers Steady employment; nice work, pply 610 S. NEW JERSEY Cabinet Maker 2enci, meni Sul

fixture work. Goldsmith Equipment Co.,

Apply

330 N. Capitol.

CAR POLISHER

SALESPEOPLE

for the shoe department. Attractive surroundings. Permanent employment. 40-hour | week. Apply. employment office, 7th floor. |

The Wm. H. Block Co. SECRETARY

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

Secretary for Mechanical Division

for | 1

Permanent responsible secretarial work

MUESING-MERRICK GOAL co. 401 S. State St. MA-8585 | SECRETARY for Buyer's Office

40-hour week; sttractive surroundings. Permanent and fulltime employment. Apply Employment Office, 7th floor.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS SHIRT FINISHERS See Mr. Scott

"EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY -

840 N. New Jersey

~ STENOGRAPHER

position person

in capable

peacetime of genera

Call MA-753% for appointment

STENOGRAPHER

General office work; pleasant surroundings; permanent position. 728 N. Penn. st. RI-3577.

STENOGRAPHER

For permanent position. 3 Hoye i

mutual UFE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK

715 Electric Bldg.

STENO.-BOOKKEEPER

Permanent; good paying position. For appointment phone RI-9541.

HOOK'S DRUGS, INC.

STENOGRAPHERS * * TYPISTS > Permanent post-war THE RICHARDSON 0.

20th & Olney sts Products Now Essential to War Effort CH-0873 for Interview

TYPISTS __40-Hour Week

I~ Pleasant wo working “conditions, full-time employment.

pply Employment Office, 7th Floor,

The Wm. H. Block Co.

TYPIST

Permanent position as typist for medium sized down-town office; shorthand not required; no experience hecessary, highly regarded, 38-year-old business organization; agreeable surroundings, no Saturday work. Call at 8:30 a. m. Saturday morning, 901 Peoples Bank Bldg

TYPIST

Must be good at good starting sal-

for pay roll tabulation. figures: 5'z-day week; ary. Apply Mr. Miller, W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. 543 W. McCarty.

TYPIST

Permanent, good opportunity for postwar future. Pleasant working conditions For interview apply

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.

542 N. Meridian

‘WAITRESSES for cafeteria counter

Salary, room | laundry.

board Sunnyside Sanat orium, CH-7676 Miss Haymond.

* WAITRES:

| Hotel and Cafe, { Phone 2021.

| WAITRESS—EXPERIENCED 109 N PENN

| ST. MORITZ HI-SPOT LUNCH 411 8 Illinols.

WAITRESS ° ~ Women Fitters

women's and misses’ ready-to-wear and dresses in alteration departFor interview, ask for Mr 6th floor

White; no Sundays, salary, room, board Grimes 118 E. Main, Plainfield

| WOMEN-—-WHITE tor cleaning In modern office sullaig | Hours 8 pp m to 11 po. m ee | Pulley,” Big Four bldg. 108 8S Meridian

| YOUNG WOMAN

| — | Competent, beginning typist tor ac-| | counting department, Permanent, postwar future. Call Mr. Watt, RI-9512, for appointment - Woman tor position in drug store, chance -tor-advancement. Call -Mr—Wolman IR-5222, after 1 pm I

HELP WANTED—MALE male workers cov

NOTICE—AD ered by the Priority Referral Plan will be required th comply with all WMO regulations

AREA MANAGER

District Manager needed for Indlanapolis area, Old established manufacturer of advertising specialties and gift novelties: for retail trade Large earnings Commissions, bonus and override. Reply Kemper-Thomas Co., Cincinnati 12, Ohio ATTENTION VETERANS Permanent post-war positions. Opportunity 0 learn skilled trades. Good starting wages,

HERFF-JONES CO.

1411 N. Capitol

AUTO MECHANIC

1f you are a good mechanic, we have an Shening for 1 man, This job pays unyaually high aes; 52 days per week See Mr. Hurs

COBURN MOTOR CO.

550 8, Meridian After 6 6 p.m, phone TA-2767

AUTO MECHANICS

4 NELDED AT ONCE Earn $65 and up weekly (deal working, conditions See Walter Hiser,

alter Hiser, Ine. 3850 N. (LLINOIS BST.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS

needed immediately; steady, 44-hr, -week; highest SERIES: h pest, ork ing’ conditions. Fadely ~ Anderson Ine. Plymouth Deal r, 5347

BAKER Tome oe BAKER 5 fa

Must be a good typist |

{sured future

"PBX RECEPTIONIST

| Stewart, 214 Kresge building.

“permanent|

| war possibilities

Pritz, | —

H. Block Co. Janitor

‘| pay.

Steady Work; Good Pay Superior Chevrolet Co.

552 .E. WASHINGTON,

~_ CAR WASHER

| Good proposition for experienced man.

Superior Chevrolet 552 E. WASHINGTON

Coal Truck Driver

All Coal Conveyor Loaded

| MUESING-MERRICK COAL CO. (401 S. S. State MA-8585 8585

"CREW MANAGER

The man to be selected for this posi-

chandising and capable of handling men { This is a growing concern, one With a | post-war future. He can earn at least VE figures a year with less effort than in most sales proaucyon, Must be a go-getter and hav

a Apply 401 N. ® Capitol Ave.

DIE MAKERS

I first class and seeking steady yment, contact

Love Machine and Tool Co. TIT W. 26th

DIE MAKER—AGE 35 TO 45

to learn practical end of business. Make and repair dies and eventually be foreman of small metal stampings factory. Phone Mr. Corson, LI-9917 or HU-2193 DISCHARGED VETERAN-—Permanent position with nationally known concern. AsGood income. See Mr,

ems»

FIRST CLASS MECHANICS Also MECHANIC'S HELPER

Permanent. Post-war Security. New modern 1st class shop. Diesel aud Gas Equipment. See pt. of Garage. GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky

4 General Plant Men ‘Pull time—No lay-offs See Mr. Layton

The Polk Sanitary Milk Co. 1100 E. 15th ® (4) Chevrolet Mechanics ® Must Be A-1.. Good pay.

Steady Employment. See Mr. Cook.

'® RED CAB COMPANY © 13th & MERIDIAN STREET

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

“FOUNTAIN MEN T=

TEE PEE WA-6440

Freight House Truckers Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

Can Use Part Time Worker 6 A M to 6 P.M.

Penn Railroad, 139 E. South : FREIGHT HANDLERS ° PART TIME 6'P. M. to 10 P. M

New York Central R. R.

PERSONNEL DEPT. 715 Big Four Bldg. 105 8. Meridian St.

GRILL MEN WA. 6440

— PFELPER

for mechanic in office building.

414 Security Trust Bldg.

Hetherington & Berner, Inc. needs NIGHT WATCHMAN A.D. T. SERVICE Apply 701 Kentucky Ave, MA-3595

INSLEY MFG. CORP.

NEEDS MACHINE OPERATORS—WELDERS Helpers and Laborers Day or night; 48-hour week; best post: Apply 801 N. Olney — 3500 East or US E 8, 257 W. Wash. MAN AND WIFE NOT OVER 55 YEARS; WHITE OR .COLORED:

NO BMALL CHILDREN: FOR POSITION | AB CUSTODIAN LARGE APARTMENT STEADY POST - WAR WORK; GOOD |STARTING. SALARY PLUS LIVING | QUARTERS WITH TELEPHONE AND ALL | UTILITIES. EXPERIENCE AND REFER | ENCES RBY RED {11 W. 28TH, APT

JANITORS

for office building cleaning: 8 hours, time and one-half for over 40 hours. See Mr. Simmerman, 309 Circle Tower.

R . APPLY IN PERSON 01

say

JANITOR

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

ply | 19° N. Oriental: Hing quarie for part time, _FR-1276

Janitor |

J. D. ADAMS MFG, 0.

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

2171S. Belmont

Jewelry Sione. Setters

and Engravers Permanent positions.

HERFF-JONES CO.

pers—Dishwashers

1411 N. Capitol “Kitchen Helpe ard. laundry. SunnyCH- 7676. Miss Hay-

KITCHEN PORTER

sige Sanatorium. OC CLUB.

Immediate employment on day and night top wages.

hospital construction, six weeks to six months work. working 54-hour to Franklin,

jon" is one’ who understands direct mer-|

LUMBER HANDLERS

Steady, outside, healthy, good Pav. no experience necessary.

Carter Lee Lumber Co.

1621 W. Wash st.

Maintenance Man Century Biscuit Co. 630 W. New York St. RI-6496 Man to Work in RECAPPING PLANT

Commercial Tire Service

620 N. N. Delaware St. MAN FOR TIR! TIRE | RECAPPING

Experience not necessary; good pay while learning R1-3504 Mr. Brown,

MECHANICALLY - MINDED MAN — For permanent work. Good chance tor ad{vancement, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

59 S State. Attractive

Mechanics, Read This 4."¢0

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

MECHANICAL ENGINEER and DRAFTSMAN

INTERNATIONAL DETROLA CORP. 1124 W. 2(st St. LI-5491

~ MECHANICS SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St. MEN

No experience necessary; starting salary: opportunity advancement; no investment quired; no lubrication or

repair. GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington MEN

FOR

VITAL WAR WORK Realsilk Hosiery Mills

634 N. NOBLE

MEN

Needed by Old Well Established Essential Industry FULL OR PART-TIME . EMPLOYMENT

Paper Package Co.

802 8S. Delaware MEN For-Production Jobs Essential Paper Industry THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. 717 W. Washington

MEN 40 TO 50

tire

to work starting” salary, bonus. Apply

1004 Massachusetts Ave. MEN WITH CARS

Late model, for essential war work. Central activity delivering telegrams. Mr Dalton, 18 N Merid

WESTERN UNION

commission and

STEADY POST WAR JOBS ESSENTIAL FOOD INDUSTRY * ii Shovelers * t, Hara To Tinea ntly

E-Z. BAKE FLOUR | MILLS

Acme-Evans Co. Inc. 902 W. Washington Ave.

MEN FOR FACTORY WORK

Permanent position; good working conditions Apply Employment Office

PACKARD MFG. CO. 2900 Columbia Ave. Take any car’ to 30th st. to 30th st. to Columbia

MEN

ESSENTIAL (INDUSTRY Experience NUT Necessary - Pull or part-time. Steady work now and after the war. Our business has been in operation here for I5 vears

National Starch Products, Ine. : 1515 S. DROVER

transfer ave.

Meter reader needed in critical industry. Good wages and steady employment. See Mr. Richardson, 2d floor Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 48 8. Penn.

Needed at Once

Draftsmen, Layout Men, Detailers MARMON-HERRINGTON, INC. 1511 W. Washington Night Load Out 12230 A M oe. 30 A. See Mr. Dalton The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.

1100 E. 15th

needs a8 middle-aged man for general janitor work,

2900 Columbia Ave.

Take any car to 30th st. transfer __to 30th sk to Columbia ave

PACKER

To pack toys. Kipp Brothers, Meridian

Packers—Paper Cutters

Exceptional opportunities to learn steady, good paying jobs.

Central States Envelope Co. 16.8 SHERMAN DR. ~ PACKERS—TRUCKERS

GENERAL MILL WORKERS

No experience necessary. Good starting pay. Time and one-half for over 40 hours

EVANS MILLING CO. 1730 W. MICHIGAN.

PORTER (Colored) FOR DINING ROOM WORK GUARANTY CAFETERIA, 20 N. Meridian

PORTER

TEE PEE WA-6440

Practical Gas and Electrical Welder -with Machine Shop Experience

suited by appearance and temperament for fleld engineering- and. service work. Hien school education preferred. Age 25-38 Permanent tuture. LINDE" AIR PRODUCTS, 129 N. PENN

Punch Press Oprs.

Roll Machine Operators

ALSO UNSKI HELP

METAL CORP. ZENIT Employment Office, r 201 N. West St. RATE “CLERK Experie heed Opp. for mint

Attractive Salary PENNSYLVANIA R. R.

| |

117 8.

Laborers for Steel Warehouse

y work, Margeninaler

chinery & Mamineny

See Mr

indianage

Must be -able Lo read and write. Old ished firm d Good

Pe Jo! (25 to 0 40 in age) as role ley and bus ry Stable industry with od future

nt ‘ id pay. bonus while learning.

Immediate employment on day and night top wages |

in service station—good|

LOANS

Phone or visit Household Finance. Just tell us how much you , need and the payment plan you prefer. No endorsers needed to get a note, auto or furniture loan.

| Ulinois Building, 3rd Floor

17 West, Market § "Cor, Illinois St. lephone Ril ley 5404

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

$1 00—$200— $300 WITHOUT ENDORSERS

Repay in monthly instalments to = suit your convenience. : Apply by phone! For extra fast. service, phone first; then call at the office for the money.

Merchants Bank oes Bs Pol ding, 3rd Washi Bn 3rd Fver

on and Meridian Streets Telephone Riley 1471

If you need $400, $500, $600 or up to $1000 borrow at the low monthly rate of 134%. You pay "charges only on the actual unPHONE OR CO

Phone: RI

NOW YOU CAN GET $400 to #1000 At the Low Monthly Rate of 1%

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Coorepary, Inc

Merchants’ Bank Bldg., 3rd Floor Washington & Meridian Sts.

paid balance and only for the time you have the money. Loans made on note, car or furniture without endorsers. : ME IN TODAY

ley 1471

MONTHLY PAYMENTS 12 Pymts, | 20 Pymbs, $5.02 6.92 9.20 , 13.80 18,39 27.58 36.78 44.98 67.47 89.95 134.93

. ‘

CASH LOAN

$54 735 100 Zz 180 200 300 + 400 500 750 1,000 1,500

$5.93 8.90 11.85 17.77 23.70 29.62 44.45 59.23 88.85

eo Call

FREE Borrow

4 out

No cre

Payments include Life imurance which fon $n. 3 per $100 per Jeor. minimum of $1. discount of 14% onces on loans nder $500, 19, monthly on

e larger loans if poid according to schedule

MARKET LEED)

Morris

$20 for 30 Days Costs Only 60c

FIGURE the CNR BONTRIL

por $100 por year discount on loans over $500,

per $100 per yeor $ discount on loam under $500.

PHONE FOR A LOAN=Anytime—Day or Night

MA 4455 now—your opplicotion can be

token over the phone. . . . Then come to Morris Plon this afternoon or tomorrow ‘for your money.

PARKING In lot across the street on CHARACTER or AUTO $50 to $1,500

OR MORE~—Take & weeks to make first payment,

of 5 Loans made Without Endorsers dit inquiries made of friends or relotives

Many Loans completed while you wait, Ask for Mr, Coots or Miss Georgef¥,

LOANS FOR 20 MONTHS FOR monthly om ofl inseid bo DOWN PAYMENTS ON HOMES OTHER LOANS FOR 12 MONTHS

110 EAST ASHINGTON

Plan .

"CAS YOU GET 3 mo 120]

220| 280!

H; MONTHLY PAYMENTS Including All Charges

$ 60 $21.21 42.46 0 98.19

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

s.| .6_ mos. | 12 mos. $6.08 12.06 21.84

51. 07 2748

200 Roosevelt

Monthly rate 1%2% on that

HELP WANTED—MALE 11 "PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR

and general work for metal stampings factory. Future guaranteed for right man. one - Mr, Corson, LI-9017 or HU-2193

Radiator Repairman

Pirst class in newly equipped shop. Apply superintendent In

GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky Ave.

Rubbers & Patchers

Steady employment; nice surroundings. Apply

pp 610 S. NEW JERSEY SALESPEOPLE

for the shoe. department. Attractive surroundings. Permanent employment. 40-hour week. Apply employment office, 7th floor.

The Wm. H. Block Co. SALESMEN (2) to sell hospitalization and disability ‘protection: work by appointment only, large commissions paid immediately plus month-

ly renewal commission. Call MA-0111 for appointment.

SANDERS

Steady employment; nice surroundings. » Apply

610 S. NEW JERSEY SECTION MANAGER

Full-time "employment, Apply employment office, 7th floor,

_The Wm. H. Block Co. | Shipping Clerk Steady employment,

40-hour week. Cornelius Printing Co.. ., -2457 E. Wash, TOOL MAKER Small jewelry work. Permanent position.

HERFF-JONES CO. 1411 N. Capitol. 2 FIL Room

Permanent Jobs No Lay-off Bee Mr. Stroup

The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.

_1100 BE 18th ~

part-time work inside excellent post-war

Light hauling, Also Assistant Shipping Clerk; opportunity for advancement; “CROWN PRODUCTS CO. 3401 Newton CH-7770 E. Wash. St. to LaSalle, then 2 blocks South. across railroad,

TRUCK DRIVER

Steady employment. -Glass Co. 59-8. State St.

“TRUCK BODY { REPAIR MEN

Apply Wm. R. Stewart Aero Mayflower Transit Co.

887 Mass. Ave, 2 MARRIED MEN

with cars. No canvassing. Work by appointment only Attention men experienced in selling books, siding and storm windows, Only men accustomed -to earntng $5000 or more per year need apply MA-0111.

EXPERIENCED hour or job; call or apply in 3 rien hefore 8 a. m..or after 5:30 p. m., Martin Building & Remodeling Service, ‘1148 ‘N. Senate. RI-B875.

WANTEL Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry

AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. -

887 Mass. Ave.

WANTED.

‘By the Camp Atterbury Exchange EXPERIENCED COOK

Pull time Work, liberal salary, pleasworking conditions, excellent Jossibiiitien.

Other Amounts In Proportion

9th

20 Dd Fellow Bldg.. Penn. & Wash.

Pittsburgh Plate

wl shingle roofers,

0 mmon Sense fo See

COMPANY

Ll. 8495 Bldg.. Il. & Wash. Ll. 1d

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

PERO & NOTI nS HOOSIER WEAVING CO.

509 State Life bl MA-7140 4 | BUSINESS SERVICES 4

- COMPLETE “STOOK

FAIRBANKS-MORSE WATER SYSTEMS . WHITTINGTON PUMP & ENGINEERING 37 245 8. MERIDIAN ._MA-2000

LADIES MEN'S GARMENTS CLEAN “PRESS * REPAIR * RELINE * REASONABLE

MEYER O JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th VL. Bele li

REVOKED. AUTO LICENSE

Certificate filed. " kesponaiity lm" RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG, Noa 9421

WATCH REPAIRING

Finest Workmanship—Guaranteed, Prompt Service. 204 Indiana Trust Bldg.

2 Established 1905 Gus Meister “:.} Aenthss

ARN BEAUTY CULTU INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY . SCHOOL - 3 Sraduate Skilled Operators hy % Expert Tleachers INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY sCRuoL 342 E. WASH

VACUUM ( CLEANERS

FANS ~1RONS ~-MOTORS Pick-Up

912 8. Mer REPAIRED

We are now able service on Blown-in and Rockwool Insulation Call for free estimates. Reese Roofing Co,, HU-2492 X WE SPECIALIZE ‘Front End Repairing & Aligning Auto and Trucks (All Makes) _SPITZNAGEL & CLAY, 525 W._PEARL CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS, BL-3390 Vacuum cleaning; Furnace Free estimates, :

anteed. MA-3280. ing. System.

HOUSEPAINTER

MARSHALL EASTWOOD MA- 8308 BEAUTIFUL White Crushed Stone for Driveways. BR-5790

LIGHT HAULING—CALL LEONARD OA Walkers’ Refrigeration Co, Commercial and Domestic—WA-8761,

ALL MAKES washer service and repair. & otk guaranteed. 333 W. Wash, Lle 1

CHIMNEY pointing and foundations, cee

ment patch work especially, general repairing J. . HOBBS, RI-7050 "

PAINTIN Har

Interior and exterior, Free - BE-2679,

estimates. Immediate serve a papering, Immea. serv White only.

CH-§7 Hardwood floors laid, fin-

ished, refinished. Est. free, BR. 8525

ng Hauling trash, cinders,

Landscaping crushedsstone. WA-2252,

PAINTING houses and barns. Free. estie ‘mates. Call Baxter. RE-0515. 1052 ’2_Alton,

Patch Plastering FRI Vi

CH+2952 Paper hanging and cleaning.

TA-0436 RETURNED feteran wants small houses to paint. . New

MA-T1 Guaranteed work RI-2928

Delivery FR-1291

to give immediate

TepAITings Work guare Smithers Bros. Heats

Experienced Refurned Veteran

puning. 88.

FURNITURE LOANS

Locally Owned and Managed

“Park for Appraisal

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

AUTO NOTE FURNITURE

dtd LOAN hoes

N DE

on Diamonds, Autos = Fur Coats,

LOANS ute Tht SACKS BROS. Hiinots st Ohio St

RI-5994 Open Eves. LOANS

See Classified ag in lelephone Book. COLUMBIA

NVESTMENT CO. R1-8507 307 N PENN R1-850"

LINCOLN LOAN, INCORPORATED 734 Security Trust Bldg. Call Miss Miler—LI-ncoln 1411

HELP WANTED—MALE

Wanted: Plumber

Also steam fitter and helper.

808 N. lllinois St. WAREHOUSE MAN

Permanent, at once; good pay. —Apply = Kraft Cheese Co.

1000 E. VERMONT

Watchman — Janitor

9 hours a night, 6 nights a week. Good pay.

See Mr. Rowe 1209 Roosevelt Bldg. WATCHMAN

for Sunday only, from 8 a. m. to midnight. . Some janitor work. Middle-aged man preferred, Just be strictly sober.

See Mr. Westpha Indpls. Machinery & Supply Co. eridian

1950 8

WATCHMAN—FIREMAN

ead STERLING LAUNDRY _ 735 Lexington -

“WEIGH-IN BOY

HOTEL CHECKER See Mr. McAtee EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey Young Men for Bk Reon Work Expansion program. in progress. Good post-war -opportunities McQuay-Norris Mfg.

us Massachusetts Ave.

"YOUNG SEC

ing clerk; splendid future opporPittsburgh Plate Glass Co, 59 8.

for tunity. State.

PERSONALS 4 NOTICES

FOR BUSY WOMEN

Nationally advertised Permanents, ordi. narily a tor twice the price on sale his week. Pine Hair 8

OLD WAVES - . , $7.50

Worth 310-412 All Work Guaranteed. Appointment

roofs orating. BL-3116 WALL PAPER cleaning and LI-018T

wall washing 2-DAY radio repair. We have 35-25 and 50-L8 tubes 1 RI-5636 13

Roof Repairs, all or Specialist Kitchen and bathroom dece

538 N Ill ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD.

BARTON HOTEL

Clean, attractive rooms: good beds, Weekly rates upon application. Delaware at’ Michigan $3.50 UP, hot water in room next bath, men only. 1864 Park. CARROLLTON, bed, cross-ventilation; tation. LI-2014. COLLEGE, 2331-Large room, near bath, _Private entrance. Dela a 1407 N. Well turnished front; ® lav; 2 girls, LI-2044 NEW JERSEY, N., 19005—Lovely room, with extra large closet, for girls only. 18}

HI-0050 BELLEFONTAINE, PE room with i -9895. |

1423—~Lovely room, good

Twin Lranspors

priv, |

ROOMS WITH BOARD _board for men, $8.

Convalescents 27, ¢; Dre rebd Nursing Home, 2233 N. Mer. TA-3097,

MOTHER'S care of ehiidren, any age,% day or night. MA-0717 ood ii

“Any age. Drs ref,

SMALL CHILD to room and board: Christian home. References. HU-8164. WE'LL care for children in my home, by day or week. CH-1041, WILL CARE for 2 boys, 8-10 in my subufe ban home. 1545 Goodlet. BE-4825. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 17

13TH, 611 E.—Nice, large front room, $8.; Adults. 3

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

CLIFTON, 2828, No. 14; 3-room apartmen

electricity and water furnished; no heat. $15 Month ] T. A. Moynahan han Properties,

“MOYNAHAN APARTMENTS" City-Wid

APARTMENT RENTAL BURA

850 N. Pennsylvania st. L1-5550)

NO VACANT APARTMENTS

NO VACANCIES GENERAL APARTMENTS 23 W. VERMONT LI-2431

FURNISHED Pare & HOUSES 1

FREE rent to man wife; man worke

ing and wife to yh nat housework, 9 E. Georgia st. WILL share apartment with refined girl) Box A-846, Times.

WANTED T0 RENT Wanted to Rent

APARTMENTS OR HOMES

Single or Duplex 2, 3 or 4-Bedroom

Within a radius of 20 miles of Indianapolis

for Executives, Supervisors and other personnel recently transferred to Indianapolis on a permanent basis.

Call Mr. Ralph Edward Belmont 3600 Ext. 126 or 472

ARRIED young florist will sa ih flowers: if you'll e locate 2- or 3-room apartment. North side. WA-2400, SMALL furnished apt. for 2 servicemen. wives whose husbands are overseas. On child. Must be in nice section of town HU-4111, y YE Bark at ly Cetpune) Hou part of city, occupancy by, bn call WA-2888, Mr. Arnold. - ENT — TAL SER ALLISON REALTY CO. Inc.

& AGE

Hodges Storage Co. Estimate Free—Inspection Invi

JUST it p him Prefe

| Store Now—Pay Six Moriths. Late

~N. Meridian—-RI1-2019

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