Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1945 — Page 18
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a} Mount Pleasant cemetery. papers, es Sopp } i (Gene), bushand of ern Ba 0! arol Ann, Mackin 1.» brother of Edward, Mary & Francis Lawrénce, o Jadianiapolls, Mary Loretta, Ol rg, Ind, y A By Cinemas, oO. Priends 3 Li Feeney & Foeney Funeral | n after 1 p. m. i hy Na a «8:30 a. m. funeral hame; 9 a. m., Our Lady of church. Burial Calvary cometery. MARSIN Charles, passed away Sunday. Bervices Wednesday, 10 a. m, at the TY. 1321 W. Ray st. al Floral Park cemetery. BART--Gale Dal, father of Jim, George, Seberry and Rile Hart, passed away a! the home of his son, Seberry, 25 N. Naloot (formerly of Lawrence). Monday Funeral service and burial RockFriends may call at the By tre Home in Oaklandon deca evening. McCord “Service. . JONES — Charles, husband of Lucinda, f father of Charlés, Samuel and Betty Lou and foster father of William Toole, ssed away Monday a. m. Friends may San * Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect ., today. Service Wednesday, iw p.m, . Fon funeral home, Burial Washjngton Park. Friends invi RNNEDY ~ Princes Ellen, of 1805 Olive st., wife of Albert, mother of Albert Jr. sister of Mrs, Margaret Pierce, Mrs. Clara Boling, Mrs. Ruth Lohman, Mrs. Eunice Salari, Crawford and Templeton Livingston, passed away Sunday morning. Friends may call after Tuesday noon at the Tolin utteval Home, 1308 Prospect st. Serv-
from the funeral’ home, 10 a m, EE rm, Burial i in New Crown cemetery. Priends invi KING—Helen Irene . Cumberland, Ind, entered into rest Sunday, age 29 years, daughter of Robert and Frieda King: sister of Mary L. Power, Frances R. King; ddaughter " Anssn Kleiman. Servfoes W Wednesday, , at Irvington 5342 har: st. Friends come. Burial Meaorial Park. Moore
y | MA-1067.
Open Every Nite 'Til 10 P.M.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
LOST & POUND 1
LOST —Yellow gold Gruen -nurse’s watch, gold link band, vicinity St. Vincent's tal and 31st and Meridian. Sentimental value, Reward, TA-3684. TA-3301. e fox terrier, long tail; white with h brown head. Brown spot on back. sme “Pal” Reward. 1727 Prospect.
LOST—8Sunday at or near Sea Scout base on White river, Argus F45 candid! camera and case, Liberal reward. CH2528, -52117. LO gold bifocal glasses, downWe adaY. Brown case. Reveg HU-73 Brown i white rat terrier, Saturday, vieinity 3700 'E. - Michigan. Call after 6 p. m. IR-0197. Reward, LOST—Agia folding camera; brown leather | cave; Ast soldier, frursday. BL ackstone
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® TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS AND HOUSEWIVES Own your own shop earn S1%.g200 weekly, depending on the size of an0h or we place you on well paying responsible ition. Easy to Learn th Free
Camp Atterbury,
TUE. AUG. 7, 1045 HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9
"WANTED BY THE CAMP ATTERBURY. EXCHANGE
MAIDS DESK CLERKS HOUSE-KEEPERS
To work in the Guest Houses operated by the Exchange for the convenience of relatives visiting Army Personnel in the Wakeman Hospital Center, Living Quarters furnished, pleasant works conditions, good wages, and vasation ith Say. r interview, Personnel Office, located in Bldg. 907 near corner of 33nd and Lawton Streets, Indiana, week days be-
tween 8:00 and 4:00 P. M. and ask for
Mr McMillan.
For an appointment for interview at other hours. or locations, cail Camp
Atterbury, 2106.
MILNER = HOTEL, 126 South
Illinois,
OFFICE GIRLS Comptometer operator who can type . girl to assist- in tabulating work in accounting dept. , . .-girl for payroll dept. All of these aie permanent jobs, Bowes "Seal Fast" Corp.
216 N. Pine
GIRL
order filling; pleasant light excellent opportunity for be=
For work: ginner
MUTUAL DRUG CO.
18 W. Georgia.
PBX OPERATOR
CLAYPOOL HOTEL
come to the Exchange
[HELP WANTED—FEMALE GIRLS
DAY WORK ONLY Do you live near 3800 E. ington st.? so, Cen Envelope Co. 16 8. Sherman drive, yeu for a clean, easy factory position, operating an envelope De.
GIRLS
Mechanics Uniform and Wiper Supply 333 N.' NOBLE
WOMAN for general housework. White or colored; home nights, 1521 W. 25th.
WOMAN for general work in nursing home. RI-3006. 1429 Carrollton,
GIRLS OR WOMEN 18 TO 40
to learn pressing in a modern dry clean~ ing plant. We pay you while learning.
ply DAVIS CLEANERS
2835 Northwestern,
{ w
«| tor Jeitphong survey, in our office. Full MA-0111,
or part tim * Colored” Woman—25 to 50 %
for commissary work, cooking experience; work; neat appearing. Apply 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. 43 W, St. Clair St. 6 WOMEN NEEDED FOR AFTERNOONS
See Mr, Hearne
GENERAL BAKING CO.
318 W. Vermont
talegs. Phone for detailed information
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"LEARN INTERNATIONAL UTY SCHOOL Demands for sxilied Operators. Learn Under rt Teashers. 4 § Beauty School. 342 E Wash
Inter
| are © Mortua LANKSTON--Lindsay, passed away at St. Vincent's hospital Monday. Services
Wednesday at Palestine, Il. Burial Palestine cemetery. Beanblossom Service. MeNENZIG-Lilkian B., beloved sister of Sprong, Banquo, Ind.; aunt of Mrs. Mamie Garrison, Indianapolis; Mrs. O, B. Dooley, Huntington; Mrs. Walter Jar Bownat, Lafontaine; Mrs. Fred Paul, ; Laura and Oscar Sprong, Bangus. Cg Lawrence Sprong, Lafontaine: Sprong of Warsaw ard Frank Sprong, SAveTI0rS) Ia, pas away Monday, Pm services Wednesday, Yao at FR Brothers’ Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hill. . Friends may call from 4 p. m. Tuesday until noon Funeral and burial private. Please omit flowers. MADDALENA Joseph, husband of Mayme, father of Mrs. Leta Crane and Joseph Maddalena Jr., son of Mrs. Concetta Maddalena, brother of Thomas and the laje Mrs. Vincent Russo, , Mrs. Edith Muniz . Marie Sacchetti, died at MonPuneral Thursday, at Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at - . Peter and Paul's
Friends may call at the mortuary after 10 a. m. Wednesday. MARTIN-Willie Clarence, 49, Southeastern, husband of e, father of William A. Mary Alice, Bertha | Frances and Paul Bugene, Martin and Mrs, Marie Holman, passed away. Priends may call at the Dorsey Xusstsl Home, 3925 EB. New York Po oi] m. this evening. Funeral Thorny at Funeral Home. Lay hi Park. MORIARTY-—Catherine (nee Shine), widow of the late David J. Moriarty, mother of Julia, Mary, Nora end Cecilia Moriarty. Mrs. Paul Skelly and Mrs. R. Edward | Mills, =! of Indianapolis; John, Catherine and een Moriarty of Los Angeles, Cal; sister Sister Panis Therese, Saintary. of the: Wood Ind., died Monday, Aug. 6, at the nil residence, 950 N. Gray st. Priends are kindly invited to call at the Blackweli Funeral Home, 1503 N. Meridian st. Puneral Thursday, Aug. $8, from the funeral home, 8:30 a. requiem mass at St. Philip Neri church, $ a m. Interment Friends invited.
Calvary cemetery
RINSCHLER—Threasa, beloved moiher of Mrs. William J. Hendricks of IndianapMrs. Thomas Thompson, of Oak Robert A. Rinsclfler, of D. C, and Charles A, Rinschler of Oinciiinati, O., passed away Aug. 6. Puneial and rial at Cincinnati, O., Thursday morning, Aug. 9. Wald Service. SCOTT Lawrence F. beloved husband of tilda C. Scott, son of Cora Scott, brother of Ruben Scott and Mrs, Helen Beckleheimer, passed away Sulday ag ing. Services Wednesday, 1:30 . at Sisley Brothers’ Irving Hill Cd 53717 ashington st. Burial Washington Park. Priends may call at Irving Hill any time. SEVRI Bina, beloved sister of Mrs, C. Piel, Mrs, Paul Speicher and re, Roland Davis, Silver Springs, pataed away in Chicago Monday evening. vate funeral Friday, 10 a, m., from Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 946 N. lilinois st. Burial Concordia cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after 3 p. m. Thursday
SMITH-Roscoe, father of Mrs. Myra
+ of Wright, Sgt. Walter R. and Coxswain Jesse W., brother of Mrs. Grace Jones, Mrs, Jessie Bell and four grandchildren, Basied away Bejurgay. Funeral WednesUsher. m., at the George W. Bu er Mortuary Poats W. Washington st. invited. Burial Floral Park Friends may call at mortuary. (Franklin, Ind., papers please copy.) WETHINGTON-—Robert Logan, beloved husband of Laura Wethington. father of ‘George, Howard, Robert and Alva Wi , brother of Lawrsice, Omer and Claude Wethin Rgion, sie Walters and . Ora i Wy passed away Tuesday morning. Services at 1311 Everett st. Thursday, 3 p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at residence after 18 noon Wednesday, Shirley Service.
IN MEMORIAMS 3 JOHNSON—In memory of ORVILLE (SAM) JOHNSON, who gave his lifer for his country on Aug. 7, 1944 This was one of the days I could not do without you!
age 58 years, husband
manent.
Md. | to 40
NOTICE—AD fem: ered by the Priority Referral Flag will be required to comply with all WMO regulations.
ale workers oov-
BILL CLERK—TYPIST Excellent Postwar Opportunity
PITMAN-MOORE CO.
1200 Madison Ave.
BILL CLERK, TYPIST
40-nour week; no Saturday work; per. 537 N. Capitol.
BOOKKEEPER
Permanent position, Kipp Brothen, 117 8. Meridian st.
CLASSIFIERS
Girls to classify family laundry work. No experience necessary; ve i train Incentive pay. See Mr
EXCELSIOR. LAUNDRY
840 N, New Jersey
ZENIT
PRESS OPERATORS
Daytime work. Good pay. Come ready
to work. Fame Laundry, 1352 N, Illinois
PRICE CLERK
Woman who likes ‘dealing in figures] p
and. has had some comptometer experience Permanent position. * phal, “GA-4421, for Appia ment
Indpls. Machinery &
preferred. Accuracy, a requisite. Phone Mr. West-
Supply Co.
eridian
Punch Press Oprs. Also Unskilled Help
METAL CORP
Read This Permanent jobs for women
(25 to 38 in age) as tralley and bus operators. Stable industry with good future for you. Pleasant work, splendid pay, bonus plan. Paid while learning. yee te rtation. Vacation; insurance y 214 Traction Terminal Bldg.
"INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
for girl with compensation underwriting or pay roll audit experience; also typing of policies in casualty dept. For interview call at
AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.
542 N. Meridian
AVON PRODUCTS
Women, work 2'2 hours in a. m.-2lg
Employment Office, Rear 201 N. West St
RECEPTIONIST PBX OPERATOR
20 to 35 5-Day hs mg Typing Required ply in Person
SHIRLEY CORP,
330 E. Bt, Joe RECEPTIONIST Small! PBX board and typing.
STENOGRAPHER
Permanent jobs with a future. Mitchell-Scott Machine Co. 1841 Ludlow Ave. SALESPEOPLE MILLINERY DEPT,
Experience Preferred Salary me pe mmsien
fice, Tth Floo
CLERICAL, FILING & TYPING
Opportunity for girl seeking permanent position jn claim dept. For interview call at
AMBRIDAN STATES INS. Co. . Meridian.
CLERK—TYPIST 5-Day Week
THE HOOSIER CASUALTY CO. 15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.
CLERK-TYPIST Toomcss of train:
keeping; will train; 5-day week; age limit 30; north side insurance company. TA-1591.
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Full Time
EXPERIENCED KRAFT CHEESE CO. 41 'B. Washington COMTOMETER OPERATOR
Permanent position. ple pleasant Working ¢0! Apply Oftice
Packard Manufacturing Co. 2900 Columbia Avenue
COUNTER ATTENDANT TYPIST
Experienced in handling cash. Age 25 . See Mr. Pickett, WESTERN UNION “EXP. GIRL OR WOMAN
to take easy dictation and type, full or part time; pleasant, profitable work.
Crown Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.
2001 E. Washington EXPERIENCED EGG CANDLERS
Those having flash experience only Dest 2h sppiy. 40- hour week;
8 to 5 p 2 USES. Dal Card Required KINGAN ‘CO 00 W, ey ol
WOMEN FOR FACTORY WORK Permanent position; good working conditions. Apply Employment Office
PACKARD MFG. CO.
2900 Columbia ave Take any car ta 30th st, transfer to 30th st. to Columbia ave.
GIRLS WANTED
Light factory work on men's neckwear and hand sewers.
This was one of the days I longed to touch your hand This was one of the days My thoughts were all about you-— One of memory's days— Dear heart, you understand. This was one of the days It ‘seemed your dear voice called me Filled with the tenderness And love of long ago! One of the days when thoughts of other days enthralled me— ‘One of memory's days— Dear heart, I think vou know This was one of the days I'd give all earthly treasure Just for an hour with you-— Give all without regret! One of the days whose pain 1s still my greatest pleasure One of memory's days— Dear heart, I can't forget ~Badly missed by his wife, THELMA.
LODGE NOTICES
Special called meeting Prospect | Lodge 714, F. & A. M Wednesday, Aug. 8 at 12:45 p. m., to the funeral of our late ana 1 Lawrence Scott. FRANK X. HAUPT, W. M. ‘RAYMOND F. LANE, Sec |
FUNERAL DIRECTORS § W. T, Blasengym 2% Ws xis maCONKLE FL FUNERAL H HOME
BE-1084 WwW Pa
Creek Boulevard. TA-33T1. Market 1334
FARLEY FUNERALS sree,
BERT S. GADD MAS aRINSTEINER'S
1601 B. New York MA-8874
. H NN
N. Delaware St
28 8: EAST ST. MA-8488 RISEY & TITUS | ” L1-3838
ROBERT W. : STIR no
Trou of lady's red leather
Sontaming. $250.00 in bills, ration
‘and other articles —— eeded badly, MAa” 8 Belmont. Mrs. Hank Neo asked, Peco tainh
wv ob]
J og rll
{ for
D'Orsay Cravat, Inc.
_610 } Jackson bldg, 546 8. Meridian st
GENERAL FACTORY WORK ‘White or Colored J. SOLOTKEN & CO.
61 8 Harding FILE CLERK
Permanent position; pleasant working conditions; near downtown. For interview call at
AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.
542 N. MERIDIAN
~ Women Fitters |
women's and misses’ ready-to-wear | and dresses in alteration depart- . Fo' interview, ask for Mr, itz, 6th floor.
suits
‘Wm. H. Block : Co. Pulley, LH Four Pidg. fos. Meridian.
| war future. | For interview apply
| WAITRESSES
THE WH. He BLOCK co. SALESPEOPLE
for the shoe department. Attractive sur-
roundings. Permanent employment. 40-hour
week. Apply employment office, Tth floor.
The Wm. H. Block Co.
Secretary for Mechanical Division
Permanent position in peacetime for responsible person capable of general secretarial work. Must be a good typist. MUESING-MERRICK S0AL ¢ co. 401 8. State St. MA-8585 Experienced Secretary-Stenog. Good pay; 5la-day week: permanent, responsible position, Call Mr. Brown or
Mr. Koehn. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., “602 N. Capitol. RI-3504.
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS - SHIRT FINISHERS $e See Mr. Scott EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
840 N. New Jersey
STENOGRAPHER For permanent position. ar ay Bong
MUTUAL TIFE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK 715 Electrie Bldg. * STENOGRAPHERS * * TYPISTS «
Permanent post-war positions
THE RICHARDSON CO.
20th & Olney sts. Products Now Essential to War Effort CH-06873 for Interview
Stenographer PBX Receptionist
Call MA-7531 for appointment
STENOGRAPHER
General office work; pleasant surround-
permanent position. 720 N. Penn.
RI-3577
STENO.-BOOKKEEPER
Permanent; good paying pesition. For appointment phone RI-9541,
HOOK'S DRUGS, INC.
ings; st.
hours Pp. m.; 3 territories open East. | RI-8593. : 10
HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10
Die Designer Draftsman Punch Press Operators MOULDINGS, INC,
741 E. MARKET
LATHE OPERATORS Apply Today
AMERICAN BEARING co, 427 S. Harding
SKILLED AND UNSKILLED MACHINE OPERATORS
Day and Night Also Tool Designers
BASCA MFG. CO. 3019 Roosevelt Ave. PHOTOG GRAPHIC PRINTERS, EXPERT
ONLY, FOR EVENINGS PART FTIME ALSO NENT POSITIONS OPEN. VOORHIS STUDIO, 3327
Production Jobs
We are in need of a number of men and women for production Jos, Good pay, 48hour w and fine boii) © aditions. Apply at our Employment Office, Mon. Throng Pr, SAN Fi M.
INLAND CONTAINER "CORP.
700 W. Morris WANTED Men and Women Salespeople ~Permanent Pasitions
Guaranteed w-EXpusiente Unnecessary
3 SISTERS “SHOE DEPT.
17 N. Illinois St.
PERMANENT JOBS
« + « in production department for men and women Apply at Employment Office Bowes "Seal Fast" Corp.
216 N. Pine St
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.
88 years’ continuous operation in the steel and hardware business, has openings for the lollowing:
ALE~ A PRODUCTION WORKERS 1 POWER SHEAR OPERATOR 1 PICKUP TRUCK DRIVER AND WORK IN STOCKROOM FEMALE
1 SECRETARY-STENOGGRAPHER __ Apply Mf: Miller, 543 W, McCarty
~ Mitchell-Scott Machine Co.
Offering Excellent Postwar Security
Needs LABORERS-—GRINDERS INSPECTORS—TOOL MAKERS SURRING MACHINE OPERATORS AND SCREW OPERATORS HAND PRESS OPERATORS
1841 Ludlow Avenue
’
TYPIST
for pay roll tabulation. Must be good at figures; S5!z-day week; good starting salary. Apply Mr. iller W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. 543 W. McCarty
MEN—WOMEN General factory work, - day or night houts—experience not necessary—work 54 hours per week--war work with excellent post-war opportunity. ® Labor
TYPIST
Permanent, Pleasant working conditions, |
AMERICAN STATES" INS. Co. | ——— 542 N. Meridian WAITRESS Hotel and Cafe, Phone 202M
ary,
WAITRESS—EXPERIENGED
109 N. PENN.
ST. MORITZ WAITRESS
HI-SPOT LUNCH 411 8, Nlinois.
good opportunity for post-|
“White; no Sundays; salroom, board. Grimes 118 E. Main, Plainfield.
® Punch Press ® Inspection
o Drill Press ® Burring ® Machine Oprs,
MgQUAY- -NORRIS MFG. CO.
{ 1737 MASS. AVE.
JOB OPENINGS
for a’ limited number of men and women in office and production work. EL! LILLY AND COMPANY 220 East McCarty Street
Sala laundry, Miss Haymond.
WOMEN—-WHITE
tor Seung > iodgty office buljaing.
for cafeteria counter, , room, board, Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-7676.
Needs COMMUNICATION CARRIER nsids Work YOUNG wou or YOUNG MEN (4PM) Also FILE CLER Apply Employment RE 504 Guaranty Bldg. am to 4:30 ppm. Monday through Friday; 8 a.m. to 1 p. m. Saturday
52 days; good working conditions; steady |-
WESTERN UNION
HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. ‘10
WANTED
THE CAMP ATTERBURY EXCHANGE NEEDS THE FOLLOWING. OFFICE HELP
CLERK-TYPIST PAYROLL CLERK STOCK RECORD CLERK
Experience desirable, inexperienced applicants, who have had training
Liberal salary, pledsant working cone ditions, good post-war possibilities, For interview come to the Exchan Personnel Office, located in Bldg. near the corner of 32d and Lawton sts.,, Camp Atterbury, Ind, week days between ang 4 pm and ask for v ; For an aPpointment for interview at other hours or locations, call Camp Atterbury 2106.
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER Experienced
to take complete charge of insulation; good pay and Bhs FE porunity for the right person. Call
STOUT FIELD EXCHANGE BE-5240—Extension 113 HELP WANTED--MALE
NOTIVE~All male workers covered by the Priority Referral Plan will be required te comply with al WMO Tan
XECUTIVE ACCOUNTANT--for responsible position with the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Indianapolis assignment. FuM training program, Salary and expenses while training. Must be capable of handling office of 12 to 14 people: Retail or chain store accounting experience preferred. Fine salary and bonus lities, Apply to Mr. J. K. Myers, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 202 N, Illinois St. Phone
LI-2447, AREA MANAGER District Manager neéded for Indianapolis 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. BAKER Experienced, also oven man. Open evenings for interview. WEST BAKING CO,, 1331 E. Washington. BARTENDER
CLAYPOOL HOTEL
Box Nailers
Immediate employment on day and night shifts in essential box plant; top wages.
Apply BALKE & KRAUSS CO.
427 W, Market.
BRICKMASONS on army hospital construction, six weeks to six months work. Scale $1675 per hour, working 54-hour week. Union members only. Apply to V. C, Hutter, 228 N. Main st., Franklin, Ind. Telephone 561-W.
Cabinet Makers
Steady employment; nice work. Apply 610 S. NEW JERSEY Cabinet Maker Bench, man: store
fixture Wonk oie: smith Equipment Co., 339 N, Capi
Carpenters, $1.40, Th, 5167
CAR POLISHER Steady Work; Good Pay
Superior Chevrolet
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. State MA-8585
CREW MANAGER
The man to be selected for this posiHon is one who Sngersinds direct mar. and
This is 8 growing concern, one Hy - post-war future. He can earn at least figures a year with less effort than in most sales Profuction: Must be a go-getter and have Apply 401 N. Capitol Ave.
DIE MAKERS
If first class and seeking steady employment, contact
Love Machine and Tool Ca, 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-99i7 or HU-2193.
Needed at Once
Draftsmen, Layout Men, Detailers MARMON-HERRINGTON, INC. 1511 W. Washington:
Extractor Man
See Mr. McAtee
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
840 N. New Jersey
MEN FOR FACTORY WORK Permanent position; good working conditions. Apply Employment Office PACKARD MFG. CO, 2900 Columbia Ave. Take any car to 30th st., transfer to 30th st. to Columbia ave. PARM HAND -— Single, white; $20.00 » week, board, room. Dial CO-2512 (black letters), Emsley Wright, R. R. 16, Box 582. 2 Pilling Room
en Permanent Jobs Ni
11
The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.
1100 E. 15th Bober, some experience; may stay on place or go | home; married or single. See Thomas Glod, Engineer, Bt, Francis: Hospital, Beech Grove,
FOUNDRY MEN
Moulders, foundry workers. The PeerFeunary Co., - 1853 Ludlow ave.
FASE Pr __ FOUNTAIN MEN 30.0
"FREIGHT HANDLERS
PART TIME 6 P M to 10 PM
New York Central R. R. PERSONNEL DEPT, 715 Big Four Bldg. 105 8, Meridian St.
'2 FIREMEN
FLATWORK FEEDERS & FOLDERS
Good working conditions. See Mr. MacAtee.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
340 N. New Jersey
Incentive pay. | {
Neat and general office work, perience preferred Steady employment in eritical industry See Mr. Richardson, 2nd Fir, 49 €. Penn, Oitizens Gas & Coke Uttlity. |
attractive girl for Cashier ex-
GIRL | General office work; must be good at] | nguean: 5-day week; excellent working! | conditions; salary & bonus. Apply in | person.
| GASETERIA |
1081 E. Wash, St.
% HOSIER ERY \ WORKERS * *| vw Pairers +“ Seamers
Permanent Positions
National Hosiery Mills 502 2 N. DAVIDSON
~ HOUSEWIVES WITH CARS
to handle telegram deliveries in vicinity of residence in Mars Hill, University Heights, Speedway City, Ben Davis and N. Tibbs ave. area, Substantial income; hours to sult, Apply by letter, giving age, previ. ‘ous business exper elephone and trpaalier Seiad.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Inventory Clerks
No Sxpasience i seeded: permanent; a ufacturing; convenient lp-
hans Brysot
L
Ine.
WANTED.
ESSENTIAL
for rotating shift work.
If you are not now working clip this notice and take to
FOR IMMEDIATE WORK IN
HELP PRODUCE MORE FOOD
Men 18 to 55 needed tor Grain Unloaders, Packers, Hand Truckers, Car Loaders and General Mill Laber.
Some men needed for straight day work and others needed
Time and one-half over 40 hours.
S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
257 West Washington Street
and ask for referral card Xu.
EVANS MILLING COMPANY
1730 West Michigan Street = Indianapolis, Indiana
omy 2 Minutes from Downtown
FOOD PLANT
in an essential industry please
s
FURNACE SETTERS
Bheet metal workers, welders. . The 4b Foundry, Cq., 1853 Ludlow ave,
HELPER
for mechanic in office building. 414 Security Trust Bldg. HELPERS
Structural Steel Shop. Stehdy work and overtime Wardlaw,
y Ask for Mr,
HUGH J. BAKER CO. 602 WwW, A i
D WIFE R B85
Janitor il' NO SMALL CHILDREN: Or COLORED: $TeADY Foet WI o Af Drea WOR D STARTING SALARY PLUS LIVING OF ILITTES, EXPERIENCE ANT AND pid. TIES; CE AND R ENCES REQUIRED, Y IN PERSON. TW. 28TH, APT 701
Packard Mig. Co.
a mde man for general Janitor work.
2900 Columbia Ave.
Take any car to 30th at. transfer to 30th st. to Columbia ave.
JANITOR -
t Time "40d oab-naif for won.
HELP WASTEDHALE JANITORS
hours, time and one-half for over
40 hours. See Mr, Simmerman, 300 Circle, Tower.
=
Jewelry Stone Setters
and ravers Permanent positions.
HERFF-JONES CO.
1411 N. Capitol
KITCHEN PORTER
hd 4 Th CLUB 1301 W. 38th
Laborers for Steel Warehouse
Must be able to read and write. Old Setabitsied an prea on work. Good
ndanapel Vi Machinery &
1959 P gly Co,
Laborers
Immediate employment on day and night shifts in essential box plant; top wag
Apply BALKE & KRAUSS CO.
427 W_ Market.
LABORERS
st.
White or Colored Permanent Work—Good Rates
J. SOLOTKEN & GO.
61 8S. Harding
Laborers Deeded in critical ine "dustry. Apply person. Mr. Baker, Citizens ds & Coke Utility, 2950 Prospect,
LAUNDRY EXTRACTOR _
te CLAYPOOL HOTEL Night Load Out
Men 130 AM te 3:30 AM. See . Dalton
‘The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.
1100 E. 15th
LUMBER HANDLERS
Steady, outside, healthy, good Pay: no experience unecessary. Carter Lee Lumber Co. 1621 W. Wash st.
INSLEY MFQ. CORP.
NEEDS MACHINE OPERATORS-—WELDERS elpers and Laborers Day or ight: 48-hour week; best postwar possibilities, Apply 801 Shey — Site Bast or U. %. E.S., 257 W. Wash.
Maintenance Man Century Biscuit Co. 630 W. New York St. RI-6496
MECHANICAL ENGINEER and DRAFTSMAN INTERNATIONAL DETROLA CORP. 1124 W. 21st St. LI-5491
Auto Body and Fender Man
Also Mechanic Steady—Top Pay Pennsylvania Motor Inn
1450 Pennsylvania st. After 6 p. m. call Fred, WA-3038
TRUCK BODY REPAIR MEN Apply Wm. R. Stewart Aero Mayflower Transit Co. 887 Mass. Ave.
AUTO MECHANICS METAL MEN
Genuine opportunity to grow with an organization that rapid pace when new car production ceased. Now we are rebuilding our post war ‘personnel and are anxious to secure top-notch men. You will receive excellent wages, vacations with pay, family hours, life Jhautanee. = new shop equipment.
East Side "Chevrolet, Inc.
5436 E. Washington .
FIRST CLASS MECHANICS Also MECHANIC'S HELPER
Permanent. Post-war Security. New modern 1st class shop. Dias Gas Equipmens.
Ses Supt. of Garags GREYHOUND GARAGE Kentucky Attractive Mechanics, Read This 3." 7or auto and bus méchanics in our modern shops and garage. Permanent and reliable work. Good future, comfortable surroundings, splendid pay, bonus plan, Pree transportation. Vacation. Insurance plan. Apply 214 Traction Terminal Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS
AUTO MECHANICS
8 NEEDED AT ONCE on $65 and 3 week, Ideal workconditions. Walter Hiser. Walter Hiser, Ine. $850 N. ILLINOIS #72.
~ MECHANICS SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St.
AUTO MECHANIC
If you do not earn $60.00 or more weekly, “we have a proposition to discuss with you, See D. A. Croddy, PFadely Anderson, 3547 BE, Washington.
WANTED Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men
In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry -,
AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
887 Mass. Ave. Hetherington & Berner, Inc.
needs NIGHT WATCHMAN A.D. T. SERVICE Apply 701 Kentucky Ave.
MA-3508
“Packers—Paper Cutters
Exceptional PRporaniiies to learn
steady, good payin Central States Envelope C Co.
16 8. BHERMAN DRA.
was developing at. a2
| Indpls. Machinery
HELP WANTED-MALE 11 r Boys In, Packer Boys Roar week as
ome. on Cornelius Prin or 281K.
PACKERS—T She RS
GENERAL MILL WORKERS
No experience necessary, Good startin pay. Time and one-half for over 40 any
EVANS MILLING CO. : 1730 Ww. MICHIGAN. PAINTERS SY, "LI-1180 between 0
M.-3 P. M. 4 or! Plant Men Full time—-No lay-offs See Mr. Layton - The Polk Sanitary Milk
Co: 1100 KE. 15th
Wanted: Plumber Also steam fitter and helper.
808 N. Illinois St. R
TEE PEE WA-6440 YOUNG MAN AT ONCE
for -porter work and help in shippin room. Good pay. Indiana alipa PRing
e5.| 28 E. Maryland st.
POR TER (Col (Colored)
PRESS Lap oS consid ON etiary
Wm. B. Burford Printing Co.
603 E. Washington
PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR
and general work for metal Jactoty, Future ustanteed for right an Pa1os) orson, LI-9917 or
Punch Press Oprs.
Roll | Machine Operators
ZENITE
Radiator Repairman
METAL CORP, Bmployinent. oF rg St
First clasp in newly equipped. shop. Apply superintendent in
GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky Ave. RATE CLERK Experienced Opp. for Advancement
Attractive Salary . PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
139 E. SOUTH = RI-9331, EXT. 337 Man to Work in RECAPPING PLANT Commercial Tire Service 620 N. Delaware St.
{Rubbers & Patchers
Steady employment; nice surroundings. Apply
610 S. NEW JERSEY SALESPEOPLE
the shoe department. Attractive sur-
‘roundings. Permanent Spio} ment. 40-hour
The Wm. H. Block Co.
SANDERS
Steady employment; nice surroundings. Apply 610 S. NEW JERSEY Comb. Sheet Metal & Paint Man gi Spyertunng 0 make over $100.00
per ul Adams, Hickman Olds, "1510 N. Meridian st.
roo ers by hour or job; call or poly in person before 8 oh m. or after 5:30 , Martin Building & A Dagedeling erie "1148 N.
Senate. Steady employment,
Shipping Slork ¥ieady employment,
nelius Printing Co., 2457 E. Wash,
MAN FOR TIRE RECAPPING
Experience not necessary; good ‘while learning. RI-3504. Mr. or
; TOOL MAKER Small jewelry work. Permanent position.
HERFF-JONES CO. 1411 N. Capitol.
TRUCK DRIVER
Light hauling, ri-time work inside. Also Assistant Shipping Clerk; excellent opportunity for advancement; post-war
security. CROWN PRODUCTS CO.
3401 Newt CH-1170 E. Wash, St. to LaSalle, them 2 blocks South acress railroad,
“CITY TRUCK DRIVER
and Men for Plant Work
THE WADLEY CO.
335 W. North St. UPHOLSTERER At once ACME MATTRESS CO. 708 Madison ave.
Men to Help in Washroom |,
FAME LAUNDRY--1353 N. ILLINOIS Watchman — Janitor ® hours a» night, 8 nights a week. Good pay.
$e0 Mr. Rowe
1209 Roosevelt Bldg. WATCHMAN m. to mid-
for Sunday only, from night. Some janitor — Middle-aged be strictly sober.
man eferred, in See Westph & Supply Co.
1950 8. Meridian
"WEIGH-IN BOY
HOTEL CHECKER See Mr. .MoAtes EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
$40 N. New Jersey WA ‘Two men for wholesale grocery work. Permanent post-war job Rate, 70c, time and one-half over forty hours, Chance to advance Cc
SCHRADER COMPANY, 101 So. Penn. St.
FOR D. WORK GUARANTY sa Ra N. Meridian
HELP WANTED MALS 1n a, Jacque Good A seamen operator and 1aborer. Soe
: ans OPENINGS for
CARPENTERS ~~ MACHINISTS PAINTERS & STENCILLER BOILERMAKERS
Four years experience required. Excellent Opportunity.
Apply
U.S. Railroad Retirement
Board 15 East Maryland Street
BOYS
18 or Over ta distribute work ia departments. NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS R1-1321—8 a. m. to § p. m.
MEN
No experience necessary: good starting stlazyi opportunity in
adv quired; jubrication ror tire
repair
no
GASETERIA 1031 E. Washington
FOR VITAL WAR WORK Realsilk Hosiery Mills
634 N. NOBLE
MEN STEADY POST-WAR IN ESSENTIAL FOOD INDUSTRY % Grain Shovelers Hand Truc
rgently Nod E-2-BAKE FLOUR MILLS Acme-Evans Ine. 902 W, I Rgodn Ave,
Needed by Old Well Established Essential Industry FULL OR PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT
Paper Package Co. 802 8 Delaware MECHANICALLY < MINDED MAN — Pog
permanent worg. Good chance for ade vancement. Pittsburgh Plate Glam Cay 59 8 State. 2
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY ce NOT Necessary Pull or partetime.
work and after the war. . been in operation h: if 18 year
National Stare Products, Ine. 1515 8. DROVER
MEN For Production Jobs Essential Paper Industry THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. 717 W. Washington MEN 40 TO 50
to work in service station-—good starting salary, commission and bonus. Apply 1004 Massachusetts Ave, Young Men 16 or over r Stock Room Work
Expansion program pr t-war oe Mia. Co.
ay-Norris Mf g. Co Meby Massachusetts Ave. GET A RAILROAD JOB SPIKE THE JAPS No Experience Necessary SHOP WORKERS, TRACK MEN FREIGHT HANDLERS (FULL OR PART TIME) Many other openings.
Apply
U.S. Railroad Retirement
Board 15+ East Maryland Street
S. WELDER
JANITOR SOME FACTORY LABOR Apply at Office in Person
229 E: South st.
J. D. ADAMS MFG. CO.
Offers definite advancement and steady employment on essential worlh Apply Employment Office,
211 S. Belmont GOOD JOBS
2 Men for Stock Room 2 Men for Shipping Department 2 Counter Sales
THE GIBSON CO. 433 N. Capitol, 2nd Floor
3 f Read This "5570 in age) as trom
ley and bus operators, Stable industry with good future for you. Pleasant work, splendid pay, bonus plan. Paid while learning, Pues Spor ion. Vacation; insurance Traction Terminal Bldg,
“INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS INDIANAPOLIS WATER GO.
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY needs MACHINIST REPAIRMEN
113 Monument Circle
ATTENTION VETERANS
Permanent post-war positions. Opportunity 0 learn skilled trades. Boot starting wages.
HERFF-JONES CO.
1411 N. Capitol
Meier Electric Drill Press Operaton
grinders, coil winde assemblers; steady day work; 49-hou week, Apply at 3526 E. Washington. DI
RGED VETERAN~—Permanent pos tion with nationally known concern A sured future incor M a 214 Kresge building.
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GRILL ‘MEN WA. 6440
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International Harvester Co.
needs
S500 MEN
We have received a huge increase in orders for
Motor Truck Engines
This is an old established industry where employment will be continued.
Apply
5565 Brookville Road
United States Enployiont Service ~~ 257 W. Washington St. AD bring done tn sompliancs itn W. M4. 8,
FOR BUSY WOMEN Nationally advertised Permanents, ordie narlly sell for twice She Dries on sale this OLD Hair Styl
WAVES «s+ $7.50 4D All Work Guaranteed. No EE Needed
Oo A Wee A ALL DAY Sa vp responsi cone Jone other a ysl
tracted } by an James W. Adams,
after Aug. 3, 104 coli st.
HOOSIER WEAVING co.’ 500 State Life MA-7140 BUBINESS SERVICES 4 S54 We radus liafy-Duetators are Higby Ely “Giboos
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