Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1945 — Page 18
PAGE 18. BUSINESS—
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S WILL WAGE
Officials Say Policy Will Be Liberalized, but Rules Will}
HOLD
CONTROL
Exist Until Goods Are Plentiful and Inflation Danger Past.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (U. P.) ~The end of the Pacific war will bring with it no immediate abandonment of the
government’s control over wages.
The present policy will *’
be liberalized, officials said,
but some form of government wage control must be exercised and civilian goods are again on the market in abun-
dance and the danger of inflation is past. High government officials have long advocated liberalization of the present wage ‘freeze” within a few months after the close of hostilities. They believe that the country must continue to “hold the line” but that same wage relief must be granted if the public's buy=ing power is to be maintained at its present level during the recon= struction period.
2 » ” WAR LABOR board public members have been working on such a “liberalization” plan for the last few weeks. Their recommendations
the maintenance of the “little steel” formula, which limits increases to 15 per cent of Jan, 1, 1941, levels. The revised board plan, however, may be more liberal in this respect. :
increases—even those in excess of the “little steel” wage ceiling. It would place only one restriction upon employers. ship” cases could they grant a wage increase which would necessitate an increase in consumer prices, 2
Only in “hard-
EJ s AS’ TO involuntary wage rises, board originally favored the
LOCAL PRODUCE
were to apply only to the period between V-E day and V-J day, but
some WLB officials believe that any |, =
“post-V-J day” changes would be| comparatively minor. The original WLB plan would have called for automatic govern-|1
ment approval of all voluntary wage 4.
‘large,
(Prices for plant delivery) All breed hens, 25.9¢c. Broilers, fryers and roosters under § white and barred rocks, 30.3c. All No. 2 poultry, 4c less. Old roosters, 31.9¢. Fggs—Current receipts, 36%e¢; grade A dic: grade A medium, 87; No grade, 34ec. Butter—~No, 1, 50s. Butterfat—No. 1, ; No. 2, 36¢c,
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- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Work Stops on Carrier Iwo Jima
4
STOCKYARDS ~ TRADE ACTIVE
Receipts Include 5000 Hogs ~ And 500- Cattle.
The Indianapolis stockyards will be closed tomorrow, officials said today. '
Estimated receipts at the Indianapolis stockyards this morning were
WPB TO HIKE OUTPUT OF PAPER PRODUCTS WASHINGTON, Aug. 15 (U. PJ). —A larger amount of paper towels, napkins, plates, toilet. tissue and drinking straws will be produced in the near future, the war production board said today. WPB said that manufacturers of these products may increase their quarterly consumption of pulp, paper and paperboard 5 per cent above present levels !
HOLIDAY
.___<_ WEDNESDAY,
7|HELP WA
LOST & FOUND LOST—Baturday, Aug. 4, lady's Gruen wrist watch, initials P. W. B. to L. M. B, and Dec., 1928, engraved on back. Keepsake, Reward. 29 N. alcott. WILL party who called about watch found on Market st. please call again? Reward, WA-813 STRAY from 120 N. Euclid; Cocker male; name “Iwo; rewar 4024. iri a LOST—Ladys Longine yellow gold. wrist watch; Ayres rest room; valuable keepsake; reward, HU-1866. a LOST -Blue purse; Tlinois car about noon Monday; liberal reward. WA-64 gc TOST—17-jewel timer watch. Reward. T/5 Albin Westover, Box A-423, Times. INSTRUCTIOND 8
NOW ONLY
ac d.” IR~
% BTENOGRAPH
Will be closed
factory and offices.
regular times.
DIAMOND CHAIN
And Manufacturing Co.
~The night force should report Thursday afternoon and night at their
The day force should report Fri-
day morning at their usual times.
Thursday — both
Work on the construction of was stopped and cancelled by the
the navy announced cancellation of
Jima is pictured here in drydock at Newport News, Va. one day after
the Essex class carrier, Iwo Jima, navy’s cutback program. The Iwo
its contract.
INDIANA G0-0P
Morgan County Is Granted $415,000,000.
. Times Special MARTINSVILLE, Ind. Aug. 15.— Approximately 1350 electricity consumers will be added to the Morgan County Rural Electric Membership Corp. as a result of a $415,000,000
{loan by the rural electrification ad-
ministration, the corporation said
| today.
The 319 miles of additional rural electric lines will be located in Morgan, Monroe, Owen, Brown and Putnam counties, Willis L. Lowman,
ager, said. Relaxation of wartime regulations has made it. possible to proceed with delayed construction projects,
as material and labor can be obtained.
three years.
Tea
Kroger Groce.
able food products.
hour.
The Atlantic & Pacifie
Standard Grocery Co.
Announce
that their stores will open Thursday at the
usual hour to serve their customers perish
All employees of these companies report
Thursday morning at the usual opening
Co.
& Baking Co.
installations, freezing units usual household appliances.
at 8 p. m. Aug. 24, District director: will be elected at the meeting.
GETS REA LOAN
Morgan County R. E. M. C. man-|
Mr. Lowman stated. He added that work will be completed as rapidly
The five-year-old co-operative is planning additional surveys, according to Mr. Lowman, and hopes to add 2552 consumers in the next
Mr. Lowman anticipates a great post-war demand on electrified farms for water pumps, bathroom and feed grinders, as well as for the
The Morgan County R. E. M, C. will hold its annual meeting in the Martinsville high school auditorium
Baxter to Head DuPont Branch
H. C. Baxter has been appointed manager of the E. I du Pont de Nemours & Co. branch, . 249 W. Washe« ington st. the company said today. The branch, which is the finishes division of the firm, serves Indianapolis and «cen=tral Indiana. ; 3 R. J. Nast, former manager H. C. Baxter 4 19 Jocal branch office, has befn named district manager with headquare ters in Kansas: City, Mo., the firm | said.
GARY ARMOR PLATE PLANT IS RELEASED
The war department has informed state officials it does not intend to retain control of the Gary Armor Plate Co. after termination of its
800 sheep.
Medium
Mediu:
Medium to Good—
Cholce—
1100-1300 pounds ec.cecesenes . Comm
Choice-—
5000 hogs, 500 cattle, 400 calves and
The market was active and steady.
GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (4125) 120- 140 pounds $14.006214.80 140- 160 pounds 14.50@ 14.80 160 pounds up 14.80 © a 160- 220 pounds [email protected] 270- 400 POUNAS .vevavvrveces 14.08 14.08
400- 500 pounds ..escenieens
m - 580 pounds ...eecceenien Slaughter Pigs
250+
90- 120 pounds [email protected] CATTLE (2400)
Steers
pounds ... pounds .... pounds .. pounds ..
pounds ... [email protected] pounds 15.00@ 16.50
WANT AD
Open Thursday 7 A.M. to | P. M. for Friday Ads.
Death Notices and Lost & Found for Thursday's Paper Accepted Until
Y TERMS
EAS SMALL PAYMENT ROLLMENT UP JULY 31 w @® NO AGE LIMIT--ONLY 8TH GRADS |
SERV ICE ° JDUCATION NEEDED
@® TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS AND HOUSEWIVES Own own shop weekly, "depending on the size of you on well paying res
ENR
, Easy
to Oatalogs Phone for detailed information
' INTERNATI
E TELEPHONE
WILL HOLD EN. TO AND INCLUDING |0 OLL NO
INFORMATION
AUG. 15, 1945 NTED—FEMALE 9
TT Experiented : SEWING MACHINE -OPERATORS : Downtown location. Good, permanent post-war opportunities. will train & few inexperienced Opera- |
Top See Mr. Heitkamp
18-24 N. Senate Ave.
Shirt Press Operat SEE MR. 8cOTT (8
EXCELSIOR LAULies nigh 840 N. New Je ey |B. Wilson, *TYPISTS potertain to- ~ Permanent post-wa noring their \ THE RICHARDS ch King, and 20th and Oldller, Stout field.
Products Now Essen CH-0873 sey) will be married
$125, Regular $200 Value | GIF for jewelry ™% 5 t° Now ARRANGED.
n. The vows will
and typing requi).. Browning. us Jewelry Cowinper will be Mrs.
SHOPhboro, N. C., and
Age 18 “ved couple, and ,
for mall order Dept. 40 Apply employment Ethics, "STW: oi
earn $125-8200 ano). sible Learn Method, Free
401 RUQSEVELT BLDG ILLINOIS at WASHINGTON
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. * |
4 TYPIST wr §'/,:Day Week Pleasant working conditions; ex« cellent post-war opportunity.
PITMAN-MOORE GO
1200 Madison ave
TYPIST Bales Promotion Work Accuracy Essential
5-Day Week Excellent Working Conditions
8:30 A. M. Only. TERNATIONAL ATL HO : GASETERIA Learn Under rt Teashers. 1031 E. Waghington St.
pounds .. . [email protected] pounds .... «ee 15,[email protected]
[email protected] [email protected]
11.00913.50
700-1100 pounds .eeecescsece
700-1100 pounds Heifers
800- 800 POUNdS +.....eopeses [email protected] 800-1000 pounds h [email protected] Good— 600- 800 pounds [email protected]| - 800-1000 pounds [email protected] Medium— 500- 900 pounds [email protected] Common— 500- 900 pounds [email protected] Cows (all weights) GOOd i..enivenen Medium Sekirea re Cutter and common ...
[email protected] .. [email protected] [email protected] .. 6.28@ 1.50 Bulls (all weights), [email protected]
Beel— Good (all weights)
Medium ... saaxatatee , Cutter and common CALVES (600) Vealers (all weights® Good and choice ; 00] _ Common and medium ... 3 Cull Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Calves Steers Choice— 500- 800 pounds s..cciisecens [email protected] 800-1050 pounds +... [email protected] Good— ’ 500- 800 pounds ...cieenes 800-1050 pounds Medium— 800-1050 pounds Common— 500-1000 pounds .........e0. CALVES (Steers) Good and choice—
200- 900 pounds [email protected] Medium—
500 pounds dow ... [email protected] Heifers ‘ Good and choice— 500 pounds down [email protected] 11.75@ 14.00
rh [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
season
205, Dounds GOWD 1yxrursrives ‘500 pounds down SHEEP M150) Ewes (Shorn) Good and choice ; Common and medium LAMBS (Spring)
”
war requirements. Lt. Gov. Richard T. James yesterday received a wire from the chief of staff of the army service forces, saying that the army had advised the Reconstruction Finance Corp. that it had no objections to preliminary negotiations for disposal of the plant to private industry. The Gary Chamber of Commerce had sought tHe aid of the state in s | having the plant made available to interested peacetime producers.
will retu
in ful
Employees of the
La
’ %
OTICE!
To Employees of the
N TAILORING CO.
Factory, Retail Store and Offices Will Remain
CLOSED Today & Thursday
~ pressers, should return to work Thursday morning and will be paid time and one-half.
coat shop, except off-
All employees of
WM. B. BUREORD PRINTING CO.
8:00 Thursday morning.
rn to work
| force at
Choice, closely sorted . . Good and choice .... Medium and good .. COMMON os nurssssinsr
STOCK EXCHANGES. ‘SCHEDULE CLOSINGS
Thé New York Stock Exchange and other leading security and commodity exchanges will be closed today and tomorrow as the nation celebrates victory over Japan. In Chicago directors of the Board of Trade voted to close today, but will hold another meeting later to|day to determine what action to take Thursday. The board of managers of the New York Cotton Exchange, voting to close today and tomorrow, also voted to suspend dealings on the official V-J day, whenever it is announced in Washington.
. [email protected] vers [email protected]
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KRAFFT EMPLOYEES TO SHARE PROFITS
| Announcement of a profit-sharing plan for employees was made today by ‘William R. Krafft, head of the Monarch Motor Co. | Under the plan, the company will
mitted under existing laws. A total of 21 employees with at least three |years’ service are<eligible to participate, Mr. Krafft explained. A pension fund to provide em|ployees with a retirement income {also is paid by the company. Several years ago, Mr, Krafft in-
{dependency insurance.
SHARE GOLF COURSE SALEM, Mass. (U. P.).— The
shift Friday,
ATTENTION
Employees of
Eli Lilly and Co.
In compliance with the proclamation of the President of the United States and the Governor of Indiana, the Eli Lilly Laboratories will remain closed Wednesday and Thursday, August 15 and 16. Operations will be resumed at the beginning of the regular day
August 17.
-
head.
DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Wed, “Aug. 15, 1945
CAIN~—Joseph J., 5148 N. Illinois st., son
Thomas R. Cain, Harold M_ Easley, Mrs. Henry A. Pfarrer and Mrs. James W. Lynch, uncle of Joan Pfarrer, died in U. S. Monday. Kirby mortuary, Meridian at 19th st. 9 . [email protected]| a. m., St. ment Holy Cross cemetery. call at the mortuafy.
DAVIS—Col.
Beverly and Linda Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davis, brother of Remus and Radioman 2-¢c Bruce Wilson Davis, passed away Monday. p. m., at Shirley Brothers “Irving Hin” Chapel, Anderson cemetery.
HICKS—John R.,’ age 78, father of Mrs.
8. Hicks, brother of A. H. Hicks, grandfather of James Keenan afd Mrs. A. C. passed away Tuesday morning at the resi: dence of daughter, Hanna ave. and Hofle man rd. Conkle {uneral home, Friends Priends may call at the funeral home.
\divide the maximum earnings per-|.
| troduced among his employees group |life insurance, hospitalization and
Sunbeam Golf club here is situated lin three different communities — {Salem, Swampscott and Marble-
International Beauty HELP WANTED--FEMALE 9
NOTICE—-All will be
by the Priority uired to comply with al WMO regulations.
hool. 343 E_Wash
f female workers cove Referral Plan
“CLEANING WOMEN
_ CLAYPOOL HOTEL EXP. “CLERICALS
for our auditing office,
week, perma employment
office, 7th floor.
The Wm. H. Block Co.
es TYPIST
or pay roll tabulation. Must be good ab
figures; 5'%-day week; good starting sale ary.
Apply Mr. Miller,
W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO. 543 W. McCarty
40-hour nenp ‘and full-time Apply “employment
Express Your Love and Symr pathy in the Most Understandable Way
" #% The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.
CLERK—TYPIST 5-Day Week
THE HOOSIER CASUALTY CO. [5th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.
of Indianapolis
a
FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE
brother of
Thomas R. Cain, Cal.; Mrs.
Oakland,
of Mrs.
Veterans’ hospital Puneral Thursday, 8:30, at the
Thomas Aquinas church. InterFriends may
John M., age 40, beloved husband of Virginia Davis. father of
Services Thursday. 2 53771 E. Washington st. Burial Friends may call at ‘Irving Hill” any time.
C. Keenan, Curtis and Horace J.
Shirley,
Services Thursday, 2 p. m, 1934 W. Michigan. Crown Hill
invited Burial
ISHMEL—Mary Josephine Tilberry, beloved mother of George and Samuel Tilberry, Viola Trimble, Carrie Rice, Elizabeth: Jacobs and Mary Gay, passed away Tuesday morning. Services Thursday, 3 p. m., at 1443 W. Ohio st Burial Floral Park. Priends may call any time. Shirley service. KOHAGEN—Carl F., 90 years, passed away Tuesday at the home of his niece, Mrs. Prieda Ehrlers Noel, Galveston, Ind Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. m, at G. H. Herrmann funeral home, 1506 8. East st. Friends invited. Burial Concordia.
wi 1031 E.
— COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Full Time EXPERIENCED KRAFT CHEESE CO. ol 41 B. Washington a COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
45-year established firm; ideal working conditions.
==> | ane-Bryant <=
752 E.
————————
COUNTER. ATTENDANT
Permanent;
T
dr
~ CURB GIRLS
TEE PEE
ELEV
8-hour day,
® CLERK @
Accounting Deparunent--Same Dictation. -D: :
Excellent Working Conditions.
GASETERIA ~~ ®
Experienced in handling cash.
[) WESTERN UNION
DISHWASHERS COLORED HOTEL LINCOLN
days and holidays; Se
1209 Roosevelt Bldg.
ay Week
Washington st,
MARKET ST.
YPIST
Age 25 Pickett,
SM
WA-6440
ATOR GIRL
6 days week: no Sun-~ modern bldg.
e Mr. Rowe
Priends may call at funeral home. LITTLE—Morris C.. age 61, 317 8. Webster, husband of Lillian Little, step-father of f Mrs. Bsther Combest, Mrs. Ruth James, Norfolk, Va.; Miss Hazel Coupland, Mrs. Jane Wooten and Mrs. Marie Strait, Beloite, Wis, brother of Mrs. Eva L. Hendrix, passed away Tuedday, p. m. Friends may call at the Dorsey funeral home, 3925 E. New York st., after 4 p. m. Wednesday. Puneral 1:30 p. m. Thursday at funeral home, Burial Tipton, Ind. POTTER—Cleon D., of 2014 N. Bosart ave., passed away Tuesday, age 40, husband of Janice Potter, father of Margaret and James Potter, son of Mrs, Nettie Potter, brother of Mrs. Edward Maddox, Oakie Rambo, Mrs Gladys Spencer, . Charles, Jess, Forrest and Roy Potter. Funeral Priday, 9 a. m. at St. Bernard church, Crawfordsville, Ind. Priends may call at Irvington Chapel, 5342 E. Wash, until 10 p. m., Wednesday; at Utterback & Bright funeral home, Crawfordsville, Ind, from 10 a. m. Thursday, to hour of funeral. Moore meortuaries. REACHERT—Frank, of 1238 Hiatt st., beloved husband of Zella Reachert, father of Donald Reachert, grandfather of Tommy and Terry Reachert of Pasadena, Cal, passed’ away Tuesday. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., at Beanblossom mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary any time after Thursday a. m. TANNER—Nora E., age ‘71, residence 1160 N. Warman, widow of the late Lewis Tanner, mother of Mrs. Nora Van Pelt, Mrs. Mamie Bernhardt, Miss Beulah Tanner, Mrs. Nina Dean Hodges and Harold er, passed away Tuesday p. m. ServFriday, 1:30 p. m., Conkle funeral home, 1934 W. Michigan. Friends invited: Burial Ploral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home,
William N. Thompson, passed away Tuesday, Aug. 14, at the home of her son, 327 E. Broadway, in Greenwood. Funeral 2 p. m, Thursday, Aug. 16, at Burkhart funeral home in Greenwood. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary any time.
WAMSCOTT-James H., of 517 Lockerbie st, entered into rest Tuesday, age 61 years, husband - of Sarah Wamscott, stepfather of Mrs, Edith Welskann, brother of Mrs. Maye Smock and m. Wanrscott, Services Thursday, 2 p. m,, at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan, Priends are welcome. Moore Mortuaries. CARDS OF THANKS 2 CARMAN—We wish to express our gratitude and sincere thanks to our friends, relatives and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and floral tributes received at the death of our husband and uncle, Vic tor Carman. We also thank the Grinstein-
er Bros, Centre Lodge, Rev. Breedlove
UNIVERSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH 29th and Kenwood
V-J WORSHIP AND PRAYER SERVICES Tonight, 7:30 P. M. *
and all who assisted in any way. WIFE AND NIECES,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8 W. T. Blasengym “sais CONKLE FUNERAL HOME BE-1954
1934 W. Michigan St.
FLANNER & BUCHANAN ~ 35 Creek Boulevard. TA-337T1.
FARLEY FUNERALS .si-siies.
. a
Conducted By S. Grundy Fisher, Pastor
BERT. S. GADD
£130 Prospect St.
GRINSTEINER’S
1601 BE. New York
G. H. HERRMANN
1506 8. EAST 81. MA-8488
Dodge & Ewart Plants
Shop and Office will be closed Thursday, August 16, Work resumed-on regular
HISEY & TITUS L1-3838
#51 N. Delaware St.
SHIRLEY BR . L1-8408
954 N. Illinois
1 n
1284 LOST & FO 1 party
wh tal Thursd ight ursday n ” i ey watch ound ny Me: please
call again and leave Ww wi operator how to finder? i
n . $30; 75 gallons
schedule Frid ay,
Pay will be e allowed for these holidays accord- .
=
August 17,
gina ash. ; rewa;
| ZOBT—Dubonnel
hours; g
house. “GENERAL FACTORY WORK White er Colored J. SOLOTKEN & CO.
61 8. Harding
| ™ GIRLS WANTED
THOMPSON — Helen, beloved mother of|
ROBERT W. STIRLING Pros s MA 4944
who called 8b. Vincent's concerning
eon . .
ex: eth BOR, op
——
Elevator or office bldg.
25-50 LI-1187
White,
neckwear
840
& PAIR # BOARDERS
NATIONA
pay: no Sundays Fuller, 414 Security Trust bldg.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR |
apartment!
TYPIST EXPERIENCED Good Pay. 40-Hour Week.
HERFF-JONES CO.
1411 N. Capitol
YOUNG LADY TYPIST
and general office work; good conditions; new future.
bulldng; unusual opportunity for Call Mr. Hoff, MA-5401—IR-6872.
WANTED
USHERETTES
CIRCLE THEATRE
Apply Manager's Office $2500 A WEEK . Woman for position fin ‘drug store;
chance for advancement, Call Mr. Wolman, IR-5222, after 1 p. m. WAITRES White; no Sundays; salary, room, board. Grimes Hotel and Cafe, 113 E. Main, Plainfield. Phone 202}. Hi-
WAITRESS "iS" unos. WAITRESS—EXPERIENOED
81. MORITZ 109 N. PENN. |
EXPERIENCED WA. Work day or night, Call IR-0928. Miller Ice Cream.
a eet WAITRESSES for cafeteria counter. Salary, room, jaundry. Sunnyside Sanatorium, CH-1676. Miss Haymond. WAITRESSES If you would like either full or part time employment amid inviting surroundings _serving am appreciative clientele, apply to the Employment Office, 7th floor. Experience necessary.
The Wm. H. Bleck Co.
Attention Women |
Now is the time to get a good paying, steady post-war job with a fine company. Comie in and see us. 35 or under, |
Continental Optical Co.
1402 N. Capitol.
GIRLS A DAY WORK ONLY Do you live near 3800 E. Wash
Oper., White downtown; good working y See Mr
; permanent; after 4 pm
Light factory work on men's
snd hand sewers.
D'Orsay Cravat, Inc.
610 Jackson bldg, 546 8. Meridian st.
FLATWORK FEEDERS AND FOLDERS
ASSEMBLERS; good working conditions. Incentive pay.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
e Mr. MacATEE.
N. New Jersey
r———————— WLR —— di HOSIERY WORKERS J EXPERIENCED ERS + SEAMERS + FINISHED MENDERS ERMANENT POSITIONS
L HOSIERY MILLS
502 N. DAVIDSON
ington st.? If so, Central States " Envelope Co., 18 8. Sherman drive, will train you for a clean, easy factory position, operating an envelope machine.
GIRL
to answer phone; must be able to type
HERFF-JONES CO. 1411 N. Capitol
6 WOMEN NEEDED FOR AFTERNOONS See Mr. H
earne
GENERAL BAKING CO. 8 318 W, Vermont . Permanent jobs for women Read This (3571 ss in sge) as trol ley and bus operators. Stable industry with good future for you. Pleasant work, splen- ! Paid’ while learning. Free transportation. Vacation; insurance App 4 jon Terminal
plan y 214 Tract Bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS Ti A Good Place for a 4 XQ Girl to Work ? Opportunities Now
INDIANA “BELL TELEPHONE CO.
"AVON PRODUCTS
Housewife over 25—spent 5 hours daily.
Cooking; BR-2345.
dren, for
IR-1662.
Ben Da
E. 49th St,
MAIDS
Experience sa Iv
HOUSEWIVES WITH CARS to handle telegram deliveries vicinity of Hill and Speedway City, vis and N. Tibbs area. bstantial ly by létter,
residents in Mars income, Hours to suit. App iving age, qualifications, telephone numSor. fypenriter preferred, 18 UNION TEL. CO
MAIDe<General housework; good p
GENERAL HOUSEWORK
references,
stay,
DER aera ———elmca————— HOUSEKEEPER. or ROOMER wanted. Apply after 6:30 p. m. at 2861 8. Lyons Ave., Mars Hill. Cis WOMAN-—Light housework,
home and some
wT
N. Meridian.
HU-T244.
MILNER : “HOTEL, 136 South inois. MULTIGRAPH OPERATOR
preferred but not neces
Full-time permanent employ
ment, Apply employment office. 7th floor.
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. NIGHT SCRUBBER White
MAROTT HOTEL
Mrs. Bradley
$20 week.
care of chil money.
ay. 411
Work while children are in school. Can earn from $1 to $3 per Nour in commis sion. RI-8533. v
WOMENtor cleaning in modern office Hours § p.m tp 11 pm. ies . Pulley, Big Four bldg. 108 8. Meridian. Lad to clean office early morning or y Jate evening. New building. Apply 1618 W, Washington. .
WANTED—Reliable person to take care {f “6-months-old twins. LI-3083, nursing
WOMAN for general work in home. RI-3096 1429 Carroliton,
ELDERLY ‘ady for general duties of cone finement case. 315 Wisconsin.
WANTED SUPERVISOR OF WOMEN
A Business Woman between the ages of 25 and 385 as forewoman in
tral Indiana town. We need
Permanent n tebulatt
a y
1 Girl for payroll dept. . , . . Apply employment office.
Bowes "Seal
Daytime work. oa Fame Laundry,
Sales Ladies
OFFICE GIRLS
position for girl to assist
work in accounting dept. .
Fast" Corp.’
216 N, Pine
PBX OPERATOR OTEL
CLAYPOOL Hi
OPERA
: Apply 34 ‘Floor Rear.
CHAS. MAYER & CO, 29 W. Wash.
position.
salary $100 per month. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE €0. | © ' OF NEW YORK
Good pay. -Come_ ready 1352 N. Illinois
with the personality and abil
graduate. State age; if mar ried, marital status; educs
positions you have held, any other information yo can give that will help us in selecting the person for this job. If selected we can train you in our line of business Box A-420, care Times.
WANTED-—-MALE-FENM
Die Designer Draftsman Punch Press Operators
MOULDINGS, ING,
HEL]
Why
board, ]
large, modern manufacturing plant in a cen-
responsible, ambitious woman
ity to handle a large group of +|girls, Must be well educated
Timekeeper.
[but not necessarily a college
tion; schools attended; what and
HELP WANT)
Fil PENN 13 + Sales Tabu
No experience time Work; cer
4
Mass 11 Productio 5 Bo
tle wa § Freight p . 8 Penicillin 1 Capsule n Also a limite for women, Empl 220 Eas
WEST
COMMUNI
1x YOUNG WOME Also FILE
. Apply En 504 ( 8 am to 4:30 Friday; 8 a. 1
ELI LILLY
has the followir to women not n tial mndustry: ‘ 52 Product 24 Machine 14 Office 5 Cafeterl 1 Chemist Also a limi! ings for mel Empl 220 Eas
: MEN
General facto hours —experienc hours per week-post-war opport ® Punch Pre <. @ Drill Press ® Burring
McQUAY-}
1737
QUALI AND
interested in pe tions in public law examination pointment for take examinatio
ATTENTION
Now ig the ti tteady post-war We can offer y -.
Contine 140!
PERI
rN +++ in prod for me Apply at
Bowes 1
W. J. HC
83 Years’ con steel and hardw for the followin
10 PROD 1 POWER 1 PICKU AND WOF
1 SECRETA Apply Mr. \
Apply at ou Mon. Talyugh
Sat. 8 INLAND C 10 SKILLED
MACHIN Day Also BASC/
3019 HELP WANT NOTICE~A
’ 1450 N. tAfter 6 p. BAKER 52 WEST BAKING BRI¢ 60—F'ire or coke over ime; all wi veekly; 3-4 1 Apply Wilput Co., Pr
Permanent po erience necess
Americal
45 N CAR Steady \ Superi
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A % Drill * Lathe * Hand * Guar * Grind * Labor * Hand % Janite