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Company Plans to Purchase

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Jeased from Camp. Atterbury recently with 85 points or more; five lag MacArthur, supreme allied commen have been discharged as over-|mander, handled the whole thing at age and three local officers have re~ | his very best—and at his best there verted to inactive service. The men jis no one capable of handling a discharged under the point system public occasion better than the supreme commander,

slate sanitary engineer of the state

of the Hulman & Co., Terre Haute, Ianufactuyets of Clabber Girl bakdue university and has been with

" shown outstanding engineering abil-

today the names of four Hoosiers

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Y RAILWAYS T ADD SERVICE

214 Vehicles.

The purchase of 214 new transit vehicles is high on the post-war modernization program of Indiariapolis Railways, Harry Reid,” presi

dent, said today. ; Part of the program, including Jce since last pring, is already underway, Mr. Reid said, and the work

equipment is obtainable, In addition to the new trackless trolleys and motor coaches, a $3,481,800 plan includes a two-way communication and dis patching radio system, new car ‘stop signs, additional turn back loops and improvements at the Highland ave. and W. Washington st. stations. The over-all modernization plan follows the recommendation of Harland Bartholomew & Associates, city planning firm of St. Louis, which made an exhaustive study for the local firm last year, Mr. Reid said.

20 LOCAL MEN IN GROUP DISCHARGED

Fifteen Indianapolis men were re-

are: Raymond Aliff, 1817 Koehne st.; «5 av Gr. Troy Middletown, 230 N. RichJand st.; Cpl. Joseph Zimmer, 638 N. Rural

ba v t. Donald Hornaday, 1323 E. 3 a Bg 4 Darrell ‘Cortrecht, 2730 ation st; 3 rt Wa mer, Grant ut; oe Donald 2184 Gale st; G0, Fred Mushruat, 2031 N albot are.

fo. William Scales, 2721 W. 10th &t.; $ i Francis Chamber, 1041 Division st.;

ohn

harles Clark, 9; t.

Rush:

rd., have reverted to By

SANITARY . ENGINEER

Joseph L. Quinn has resigned as

~ board of health to become assistant to Anton Hulman Jr, president

ing powder, Mr. Quinn is a graduate of Pur-

the board of health since 1039. He won the Fuller award of 1841, which is given to the member who has

ity by the American Water Works association,

~ NAVY LISTS FIVE AS MISSING, WOUNDED

The navy department announced

listed as missing, and one listed as wounded. : They are Fire Controlman 3-c Yeon Barkdale, Seymour; Seaman ~ 2-¢ Robert Eugene Bilz, Elkhart; Watertender 2-c Paul Edward Gill,

grandchildren about.”

respondent or officer failed to get a terrific emotional reaction to the scene.

ing when Canada’s Col. grave signed on the wrong line of N.|jone copy of the document really x marred the proceedings.

delay while Lt, Gen. Richard K. Gr. Robert Neikirk, 1560 Fletcher | Sutherland, MacArthur's chief of ® Rest, Jobs Staff, straightened out the error yle, free ave, and Pfc. Albert|actually made the timing of the following ased [mighty aerial display more perfect Wek were rele than it would have been otherwise pie, | since the first planes roared over at the exact moment. the Japanese

Col. N.J., officer in charge of. arranging “the coremony's. details. &-- Was able. to uncover some of the amusing— and agonizing—angles involved in the historic drama marking the return of peace to the world.

matter of the pens used in the

surrender if they desired to save

next two were for U. 8. govern-

tary academy, respectively, These he laid down on the table after

shirt pocket. It was his wife's,

Nimitz, commander-in-chief of the U. 8. Pacific fleet, wis next,

nection with the exhibit, a P-59 pl fly over the fairgrounds at 4:30 p.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES MON, SEPT. 3, 1945 In Air Force ‘Show at 4-H Fair ; > TH 2 ”

A six-man life raft, like the one shown above, is included in the personal equipment display of the army air forces at the 4-H club fair at the state fairgrounds today through Wednesday,

In conane, a B-19 plane and a glider will m, today,

By WILLIAM DICKINSON United Press Staff Correspondent YOKOHAMA, Sept. 3.—Everyone | {I talked with Who attended the! surrender signing aboard the U, 8..8. Missouri yesterday morn= | ing sala something like “I wouldn't] have missed it for a million dol-| lars” or “that's one I'll tell my

‘Not even the most hardened cor-

All agreed that Gen, Doug-

Not even the slight hitch resultL., M. Cos-~

As a matter. of fact, the slight

_ Amusing Angles But tonight in an interview with

Bennett Whipple, Montclair,

For example there was the little

signing. MacArthur had directed that the allied delegations should provide their own pens to sign the

them, The supreme commander himself decided to sign with five pens. First he gave one to Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, the hero of Oorregidor, The second pen went to Lt. Gen, A. E..Percival, Britain's laststand defender of Singapore. The

ment archives and West Point mili-

signing, The fifth pen was a small, red fountain pen he drew from his

Used MacArthur's Pens 80 far so good. Adm. Chester

Then

- Huntington, and Seaman 2-¢ Johm William Hodshire, C Listed as wounded was Fire Controlman 3-c Walter Allen Page,

| Adm. Sir Bruce Fraser, commander

_ ave.

“docked Jestarday in New York abokrd the

Chicagoan Ted Briskin last night

SS SR een

VETERAN TO ADDRESS] ADVERTISING CLUB

“A Returned Veteran Looks at Advertising” will -be the’ subject of

Lt. Col. Jack Harding when he speaks at the noon meeting of the|y, Indianapolis Advertising club Thursday at the I. A. C. Col. Harding, former -Ad club president, was placed on inactive duty Aug. 1 and ’is now vice president of Chas. J, Pettinger & Co, Inc, He spent 18 months of his three and a half years of service with the 8th and 9th air forces overseas.

SIX INDIANAPOLIS G.I'S DUE IN PORT

Six Indianapolis men are scheduled to arrive in New York tomorrow aboard the Sea Soamp. They are: Cpl. Charles Daniel, 14158 Yaiides at.; Pvi. James Harris, 538 W. 20th st.; Sgt. Albert Umphrey, 2312 N. Kenwood ave. Pvi. Charles Oaldwell, 433 N. Blackford

xt; Pfe. Leonard Elliott, 3314 Martindale Bye, | and Pvt, Carl Holmes, 1002 High

Capt. , Walter 3 Whitton Jr., 41734 College ave; T. Sth Or. Lee Martin, 531 Myrtis st, and Pfc. Earl Moore, 1728 Oalvin st,

officers were arriving at Atsugi airdrome during the two days the ceremony - that

tion to Yokohama for all of them because the army so far had landed

cars like-cordwood to get them inte

came the Chinese delegate who signed with his own pen. Then

of Britain's eastern* fleet, stepped

Those at Signing ‘Wouldn't Have Missed It for Million’

[to quote the remarks made by the

| “lost” generals, Russian Got Loose There was one Russian news

| photographer who spoke no English and couldn't understand why he {had to remain in an assigned area, He wandered among dignitaries until he was. practically nailed in position by a marine escort. And finally there were those terrible 105 minutes this morning over which Whipple still shudders. That was the time he was not even sure the Japanese surrender delegation was going to show up at all. . The Japs had been advised they should be at Yokohama dock at 6:45 a. m. to proceed to the Missourl ahoard the destroyer Lansdowne, Everything Timed Whipple had arranged for speclal equipment aboard the- Lanse downe to enable Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru * Shigemitsu, who was handicapped by an artificial leg, to embark and debark. And the whole schedule had been planned so tightly that the entire ceremony hinged on the appear ance of the Japanese at the scheduled time. Saturday: night Whipple © arranged with another officer to obtain a final confirmation of the arrangements from the Japs. BelHeving the last loose end was securely tied - up after days and niphitac of work theaglnral Ris ko.

ack at 3 a. m. He slept soundly urd 5 a m. 5000 Gray Hairs

Then he was awakened by a frantic officer who. advised he had, been unable to contact the Japanese to make sure they understood the plans. “I turned green and cold sweat broke out all over me,” Whipple sald. “I could picture ver ry plainly the whole ceremony coming off without anyone there to surrender. But there was nothing to do then. I just went down to the dock and sweated it out. Exactly at 6:45 a. m. the Japanese cars swept up with their delegation. If they had come only five minutes sooner they would have saved me 5000 gray hairs.”

CONCERT TODAY A concert by the Willis Kirk band ‘will be held at. 5:45 p. m. today at Douglass park under the sponsorship of the Douglass Community club.

DEATH NOTICES 1

indiana) [anapoiis Times, Mon., Sep! Sepl. 3, 1945

BRITTENBACH--Jbhn L., beloved son of Eital Briftenbach and brother of Capt. Robert Brittenbach, entered into rest Sun-

forward to sign for the British and used the two pens MacArthur

had laid on the table to do it. |

While “Whipple squirmed in|

agony in his-place with other army! daughter-in-law of Dr, officers to the left of the official}; table, Fraser turhed. and handed |& Buchanan mortuary, Tuesday, 2:30, In-

noon, The government archives and| brothier of CO. D.

West Point will get their souvenirs after all, ; Lost Generals Then there was-the incident of the lost generals. So many high

before Whipple was very hard put to find transporta-

only a few vehicles and the cars requisitioned from the Japanese were notoriously unreliable, “We were stacking generals in

town,” Whipple said. “There wasn't anything else we could do.” “Finally I had to put four of them in a Japanese bus with a Japanese driver and send them off alone. The driver lost the road and wane dered in the hills for fopr hours. We had an 8th Army searching party looking for them when they finally showed up.”

J. Blain

Betty Hutton, the Shouting Blond, Weds Chicago Man

BY SHIRLEY HUTCHINSON United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—~Betty Hutton, the shouting blond, married

in a swank and sudbued ceremony at the Drake hotel. The lusty Hutton contralto was a mere whisper as she repeated her marriage vows before

second’ rib when I looked up and .1saw Ted,” she recalled. “My heart

For obvious reasons IT am unable

The 23-year-old veferan of vaudeville circuits, who wanted to be a movie star “so much ¥ hurt inside” won't. give up her picture career. She and Briskin will divide their time between Hollywood and Chic#go. The marriage culminated a romance that began while Betty was gnawing spareribs in a Rush street restaurant, “I was working on my

started to pound and, whoops, I was in love.” ,

Somebody artanged an introduc. |MARRYM

|shell went to Europe and ori an -en- |

tion ‘and the Hutton-Briskin romance was in the works, The bomb-

tertainment tour and Briskin bom barded her with cablegrams. The last: one read:. “Cable size of third finger, left hand. »

last week, Briskin was there with

- When she arrived in New York § the ping massive, “ste ov dia] mond, I

day, Pes oe 28, Services Wednesday, 2pm, at Colonial Chapel, - 3447 College ave. Friends are welcome, Burial Park: “ Moore Mortuaries. {CHAPMAN Mrs. Margaret, wife of Robert Jo; sister of Mrs, Benjamin Wright; and Mrs. A. B. Chapman, passed away in her home in Des Moines, Ia, Priday, Services Flanner

emorial

' jterment Crown Hill. Friends invited, 1 1 both pens to his aide. hi PENS, CORNELL Jesse, age 65, 4800 Millersville finally were recovered this after-| rd, father of Mrs, Harry EB, Adams;

Cornell, passed away aturday, Puneral Tuesday, 2 p. m., at the A Funeral Home, Garreit, Ind. Burial Cedar Chapel cemetery. Farley Service, DOLL-Miss Hnors, of 1512 N. Delaware, cousin of Mrs, W. Wolfort, Mrs. C. W. Best of New oy, Ind, and Mrs, Daisy Martin Vah Hook of Corydon, Ind., passed away Priday p. m. Services at the residence, 1513 N, Delaware, Tuesday, 10 a, m, Interment Lafayette, Ind, (Lafayette and Crawfordsville papers please copy.) DUGAN-~Martin W., beloved father of Michael Dugan and Mrs, Ernest Stewart, Indianapolis; Edward, Martin, Oscar Dugan, Pittsborough, Ind.; brother of Mrs. Catherine Collins, Indianapolis, and Patrick, John, Mary and Ellen Dugan, Pitisborough, ind. passed away Saturday morning, Services Tuesday from the residence at 8.30 a. m, three miles north of Pittsborough; services from St Malachi church at 9 a. m., Brownsburg, Ind. Burial at-St. Malachi cemetery, Call at residence any time,

EMMELMANN-T, Sgt, Frederick a., beloved son of Mrs. Frances Emnielmann and brother of Miss Frances Emmelmann of 1425 Terrace ave, passed away at Tollgate, Ore Saturday, Aug. 25, Arrival expected Monday, Sept. 3, p. m., Puneral notice later, For information call Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, MA-4944, ENFIELD William, beloved brother of Louie, Grover, Edward, Courtland and John Enfield, ‘passed away Saturday. Services Tuesday 2 p, m, at the Beanblossom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Priends may call al the mortuary any time.

FOLEY--Mrs, Lena, entered Into rest Pri-|tiona

day evening at Bemidji, Minn., a yoars: widow of the late Joseph H it oer: mother of Mrs. Jack Ferguson and Lt. Frank H, Foley, U. 8. army alr corps, Rheims, France: grandmothe oy of Barbara Jo Ferguson: sister of Mrs, Mary Woolery, Mrs. H. nah Jones, Mrs. Sar Withem and Joseph and Robert Courtney, Services Wednesday, 3 p. m., at Irvington Chapel, 5342 BE. Washington :t. Burial Memorial Park. - Friends may call at residence, 124 N. Euclid ave, until 11 a. m, Wednesday. Moore Mortuaries, GRAVES--Qilbert H., 586! NWN. Delaware, husband ot Harriett; father of A, H. Merrian” Graves; brother of Maybelle J. Graves, Pair Haven, Vermont, and Arthur F. Graves, Detroit, Mich.; grandfather of Mrs. B. GO. Biokell and Miss Gretchen Graves. of Indianapolis; great-grandfather of David L. Bickell, passed Away Sunday #iernoon Services private, Flanner \ & Buchanan, Friends may call at mortuary, No flowers, please.

HORD-CMrs, Eléanor Yo of Terre Haute,

Tuesday, bi SE Rat may call a n Burial Stns Xf Hill, 4 p. m. Tuesday.

AN—PFrank, bel son,

Sheets and Prank Harry 8 An a man; ttle Prench, « 3

DINGS rioree co E, of 20 3210 N,

ours "widow of 3 soars; the Inte John W

din no ET DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times? Mon. Sept. 3,

Express Your Love and Symin the Most dable Way

pat Und,

* % The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.

of Indianapolis

) RS FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE SCHOEPPNER— Bernard “Jolin, of Pitts burgh, Penn,, entered into rest Sunday, age 5 years; husband of the late Gertrude Schoeppn.r (deceased); father of Mrs Elizabeth G Lewellyn, Mrs, Irene Cunningham Mrs, Gertrude E. Smith and Bernard A. Bchoeppner, Services Wednesday, a, m, at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Michigan: . Friendr are welcome. Burial Engle wood, Ohio, (Pittsburgh, Penn, papers please copy.) . Moore Mortuaries,

SULLIVAN Ellzateth M, age 76 years, unt of Mrs. Netha Byxbe, Ocean Beach, Cal; «cousin of Mrs, Nettie Johnson and Mrs. Charles Kessler, Ladoga, passed away last evening at residence, 525 Moreland ave. Serv'ces Tuesday, 1:30 p, m, Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 -W. Michigan st. Friends invited Burial Ladoga cemetery. Friends may call at funera] home, WRIGHT Elizabeth, age 70; mother of Irvin, Bdward and Fred Wright, passed away Friday evening. Services Tuesday 10 a, m. Conkle Puneral Home, 1934 W. Michigan, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, ~ FPriends may call at the funeral home after 2 p. m. Sunday.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

W. T_ Blasengym © 50, Ws sae

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Market 1334 1604 W Morris

2140 Prospeuvi St. MA-6044 GRINSTEINER'S 1601 £. New York MA-5874

G. H. HERRMANN

L506 8. EAST wi) MA-B458 HISEY & TITUS 51 _N. Delawaje Bt. . Ad-3828

ELEPH (ESERIES CRORE NE

loved husband of |. Katie Harryman; Mathes Iva Tn

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1423 Prospect MA -4044

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$25 Rewar Manchester male, “Poochie” (12 inches tall), Please help us get this dog home, Overfeas ‘serviceman asks about him in every letter. | MAB | oi i LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN vicinity of Fountain Square. St. Bernard pup 6 weeks old. Needs special treatment. Liberal reward. No questions asked. Call MA-1005. ee ad! REWARD for Show female puppy, Puce,

pastes Bisck om. black tp "on ta mostly “brown, child's pet. Reward, FR-4154. LOST Back eather purse, vicinity Alama st entrance, city market, Saturday svening;

Jaiuable papers to owner only. IR-4710 REWARD—To TE and rhinestone ring:

lost Aug. Lyric theater powder room. CH-50i LOBT—RBarring, 6 rhinestones, mounted in i Call MISS DIETZ, LI-6355. Rewar

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vicinity Ravenswood. $10 reward. 'Vege Marble & Tile, 326 W, 13th st. RI- 1891,

INSTRUCTIONS 8

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EASY TERMS A NGED. SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD ENT UP TO AND INCLUDING

JULY 31 NOW ONO AGE LIMIT-ONLY $TB GRADS @ FREE T! NE INFORMATION

ero ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS HOUSEWIVES

Own your own. shop earn $135-8$300 Weekly, depending on the size of or we piace you on well paying res

Bois Ean

gots Dn A a peohe For Considers

Pittsburg Plate Glass Co,, 50 8, ELDER LADY—More 1

HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 GIRL TO'OPERATE DITTO AND

“Take Bharge of mail department and stationery stock

KRAFT CHEESE €O.-

41 E. WASHINGTON

MANAGER.

CASHIER

Must be able ‘to handle personnel,

ANDREWS - RESTAURANT

1606 N. Hliinois MANICUR IST

Good salary and bonus, “nasded immedi-~ ately Reply, giving experience, ete.

Address Times, Box A-876,

Millinery Work Room Help Exp, necessary, Full time employ. Apply Employ. Office, 7th Floor—

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. PAY ROLL CLERK

Permanent Pleasant work-

Must be |

position. ing conditions; 5% day week. apt at figures.

THE RICHARDSON CO. 20th & ( Olney. Cal CH-06873 tor Interview PBX OPERATOR. Full or part ume Apply Claypool Hotel.

for Women's Aiteration Dept Good Salary Permanent Employment Apply Mr, Pritz, 6th floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SALESLADIES

Apply 3d floor,

CHARLES MAYER & CO.

29 W. Wash,

rear

~~ SEAMSTRESS

Thoroughly ‘experienced on suits and coats. Good salary. apply unless experienced Apply Mr, Pritz, 6th Floor—

The Wm. H. Block Co.

women's Do not

~ SEAMSTRESSES

thoroughly experienced on. iadies’ suit alterations; 40-hr. wk. Top salary. Apply in person only. INDIANA FUR CO. 112- E. Wash. St.

GRAPHER

For PaImAnEA: peace-time position. off hy ek

MUTUAL UFE. INSURANCE co.

_OF NEW YORK 715 Electric Bldg. STENOGRAPHER General office experiemce; good hours and working conditions; downtown. See

Mr. Drain, Rm. 1005, 129 E. E. Market bldg. TYPIST EXPERIENCED

Good Pay 40-Hour Week

HERFF-JONES CO. MILN Copal TYPIST Stat. WAITRESSES

would (ike either full or: part employment amid {inviting

‘If you time

tele, apply employment office, 7th floor,

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

_ MIMEOGRAPH MACHINES,

blag |

surroundings serving an appreciative clien-

HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 BOOKKEEPER—ACCOUNTANT 5 Good Pay STOUT FIELD ime SY Stout Field

BE-5240—Extension 113

SODA FOUNTAIN

we have. a number of openings for young ‘ladies and ‘young gentlemen to work on our fountains. See Mr, Moore.

Hooks Dependable Drug Stores

California and Market Sts, "ELI LILLY AND COMPANY

has.a limited number of job open-

ings for qualified men and women|’ 41n office and production depart-

ments. Employment Office 220 East McCarty Street

HELP WANTED—MALE

} AUTO MECHANICS | with general experience to work for Indiana's largest -Ford dealer. Excellent conditions. Top earnings. See . Williams.

WILMETH CO. 720 N. MERIDIAN AUTO VECHANICS GOOD CONDITIONS GUARANTEE COMMISSIONS | 0TH & CENTRAL SALES Ta-as01

| Experiencea Permanent opportunity | ime and one-half over 40 hours. Open for interview West Baking 1331 E Washington st.

BAKERY HELP

Opportunity to learn general and spe~

| evenings Co.,

cialized training < in large wholesale bakery No vapetience necessary Ask for Mr Cooper WONDER BREAD BAKERY 339 E. Market,

BODY MEN Best wages and conditions with Indian's ra Fore gr ler ILLIA

ROY WILMETH co.

120 N. MERIDIAN

~ BODY-METAL MAN

Good Opportunity for Experienced Man

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. _____ 552 E. Washington St. | Comb, Body Metal & Paint Man Good opportunity to make over $100.00

per week. See Paul Adams, Hickman Olds, 1510 N. Meridian st.

Ere: Bench men, “Steady

Cabinet Makers 2° men Sead

smith Equipment Co. 339 N. N. Capitol, CARPENTERS ~~ To put on siding, by job. - Also car-

penters to

Reisner,

frame 30 houses. 800 8

CAR POLISHER ~~ Steady Work; Good Pay

Superior Chevrolet

952 E WASHINGTON,

~ CAR WASHER

—{-Good—propesition—for—experienced

Superior Chevrolet 552 E. WASHINGTON

DRAFTSMAN STRUCTURAL OR MECHANICAL Apply

Hetherington & Berner, Inc. 01 BE iuey ave

% 2 Draftsmen *

Architectural experience preferred. Apply Employment, Office

King an & Co.

Maryland gor Blackford sts.

Brake Mechanic Experienced: T Brake Service, 320 8. Missouri; LI-0519.

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Employees Needed Immediately

‘Good Pay = Good Ti WAITRESS Cc Pur Cod 71s

MADISON HOUSE, 4343 Madison Ave,

343 Madison Ave. WAITRESS =%cT, 1oves

411'8. filinois.

IRL tc take care.of. children before. and ries Lenaol. For more informstion call

Ft. Benjamin Harrison Exchange 10 JANITORS 1 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 1 WAREHOUSE LABORER 1 COCA-COLA VENDING MACH. OPR.

Apply Mr. Nickel, Main Exchange FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, INDIANA

-| and one-half over 40 ho

| Mechanics, Read This

Bh Lisl £8 Klis CRATE. , 50 TO §5-HOUR "WEEK, us “To. 90c PER | HOUR. -MUS{ BE-SOBER, DEPENDABLE. SOMERS WAREHOUSE & VAN COMPANY - KOKOMO, INDIANA

IPF YOU have had any Skperiencel. in milk plant or men without experience. . We have a good year-| around proposition for you. See us. Mutual Milk Co, and Minnesota st.

13 lce Route Drivers :

' Steady, réliable men.

West Side Ice and Coal Co.

223 Lynn st JANITOR Good Pay

STOUT FIELD EXCHANGE

Stout Field

BE-5240—Extension 113

Keystone = ave.

“PRESSMAN

for vertical Miehle. Must be expecisnced. hi week. 420 E. Ohio.

Radiator Repairman

First class In ‘newly aduippes shop Apply superinten

GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky. Ave. ROOFER—GUTTER MAN

REESE ROOFING HU-2493,

SALESMEN WANTED

" Man with experience. on selling roofing and siding Box A-430, Care Times

JANITOR

Colored, to sweep, clean and take care of” small stoker, Hours, 6 A. to 2 P. M.,, 40 hours per week. 420 E Ohio, Indianapolis Power & Light Co.

LABORERS

Apply 1230 W. Morris LABORERS

' Outdoor, healthful, year-round work; time and one-half for over 40 hours. No age limit.

Crown Hill Cemetery

WANTED—LABORERS JANITOR

GOOD PAY-STEADY WORK Perfection Paint & Color Co.

715 B Maryland St. St.

“Job Press. Feeders

5-Day Week—420 E. Ohio

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

Helper on steam fitting and machine repairs. See Mr, Ross.

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

430 E. Market

MAINTENANCE MAN

with considerable electrical experience Day work. Permanent opportunity, Time urs. West Baking 1331 E. Washington st.

MALE STYLIST

{tor beauty salon, ‘which caters to exclusive clientele ‘Unusual opportunity for the one who qualifies. Apply, giving experignce, etc.

Sgdless Times, Box A-885.

Co.,

—MEN__ SKILLED MECHANICS Also TOOL DESIGNER

Post-War Security

BASCA MFG. CO.

3018 Roousevelt Ave.

Attractive | W! Jobs for auto and bus mechanics in our modern shops and garage. Permanent and reliable work. tuture, comfortable surFoundings. splendid pay, bonus plan. Free

portation. Vacation SIH TAR Apvly 214 ‘rraction Termine. bldg. > INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS MECHANICS A REAL rtunity, with good pa Plenty of wa iy hours. E3ee wit Adams or Mr. So gus. Hickman

Olds, 1510 N. Meridian,

MECHANICS Must Be Goad op Wages ost-War Secur HOSTER ROBERTS, Inc, if) 819 E. “Your Broad Ripple Ford Dealer”

MECHANICS SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, "ING, 552 E. Washington §t.

83rd

SALES MANAGER Man capable of handling sales and estimat-

ing on roofing and siding Box A-722, ae Times

SALESMEN You can make $80 to $100 first week while training. We show you how. Come modities now available. No down payments required. Car necessary. Bee Mr, Stuart, 225 E. Ohio st., 9 a. m. to 12 noon. ‘Steady em-

Sheet Metal Worker ployment.

Goldsmith Equipment Co., 339 N. @Gapitol

STOCK BOYS

Must be over 16. Full time and perma nént employment; 40-hour week. Apply employment office, 7th floor,

The Wm. H. Block Co. 2 STOCK ROOM MAN

Experienced; steady employment. Apply 3d Floor Rear

CHAS. MAYER & CO.

20 W. Washington

TAILOR and FITTERS

EXPERIENCED in men's and boys’ clothing. Attractive salary and pleasant working conditions Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

Experienced

| COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE

- 620 N. Delaware St. ° :

TRUCK BODY REPAIR "MAN - AND HELPERS .

Combination Weiders, - Men with 0 HA experie:

AERO AYFLOWER TRANSIT 40. ; $89. Mass. Ave. 2)

TRUCK DRIVERS

City experience necessary. Moran Trucking Co., 1027 E. Georgia. RI-3411.

For Good Truck Mechanics

a TR Poa enon

if desired=—Time and one-half for over 40 hours. “Martin Truek Co. 921 WN. Capitol. OR rn

18 or Over

18; otk. on

NATIONAL *HOSIERY MILLS R1-1321 -8a m to 6 p. m. Boys Not Returning to School

Pull time work delivering telegrams downtown business section, Goéd pay, Boys with hloysies preferred. MR. DALTON 18 N. MERIDIAN

2 BOYS TO PARK CARS

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bo will train you for a clean, easy

TRACE |

factory position, envelope | machine.

~~ YOUNG WOMEN

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operating an

$125, Regular $200 Valve . [\ndianapelis Bleaching Co.

Cotton textile mfg. and finishi 200 N. Blake . i >

LI-5466 MANY OPENINGS FOR MEN

A Good Place for a Girl to Work Opportunities Now

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

N Meridian St Employment’ fe nn

, | YOUNG LADY with comptometer experi

ence, to work in billing department.

State. for home than

wages, fors housekeeping. John Wood,

Plainfield, R. R. HELP HELP WANTED WALE- FEM. M. 10

MEN — WOMEN: Pork Butchers Shipping Floor Helpers Women Sausage Packers Laborers

STARK & WETZEL

2 Gardiner Lane

EXPERIENCED POWER SHO OPERATORS FOR GRAIN ? ELEVATOR

E-Z-BAKE FLOUR MILLS

Acme-Evans Co., Inc. , 902 W. Washington ave,

“FOUNTAIN MEN TE FEE FREIGHT HANDLERS

PART TIME § PM P Mm

New York Central R. R.. PERSONNEL DEPT 716 Big Four Bldg. 105 8 Meridian St. Freight House Truckers Permanent Position

Opportunity for Advancement Can Use Part Time Wotkey :

Penn Railroad, 139 E South FURNACE

INSTALLERS— HELPERS Good Pay—Permanent Williams Furnace Division

MONARCH SALES CO.

36 W. 10th. L1 4438. Night phone, Mr. Davis, CH, 7283.

GRILL MEN WA. 6440

The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.

1100 B 15th

Learn Teashers. Internationa ty . 342 E Wash HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9 EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR with -a following, for a beauty salon which caters to exclusive clinetels. Re- |

ply, giving age, experience, ete.

Address Times, Box A-808.

pa week, salary and - commission. . Square Beauty Shop, 1135 , 1135 Shelby.

"BILLING CLERK

Girl 20. te 30 Good Penman-5-Day, 40-Hour Week | Good Starting Salary, i This Is a Permanent Position. {

SER MISS MARTIN The Indianapolis Times saryisna BILLING CLERK

- PHONE RECEPTIONIST Downtown, air-conditioned;

44 hours, MA-2458

% BILLING CLERK 4 ud SrmALeny $ Dotties operating

BEAUTY OPERATOR ||

Splendid working conditions. ment and we pay good wages.

1065 Ww. Wash. St.

We Need > SOD MECHANICS AND METAL MEN

for our motor truck service station.

Contact Nate Ondrik, Service Station Foreman.

International Harvester

Plenty of steady work. The best in modern tool equipTime and one-half for overtime.

MA. 8561

| Electromatic Pan Fold Buh machine. Standard +t ter key 5%-~day week. Call ~0673 for interview. CASHIER - $30 Per Week Must

be experienced--Call In person See Mr, Snyder

GENERAL BAKING CO. 318 W. VERMONT ~~ CHORUS GIRLS without experience. We train Good salary while learnt Apply daily. between 1-4 a m. Hu Mack, manager Fox Thea

CLERK—TYPIST

have a immediate

DRAW AND TOGGLE

DIE DESIGNERS -

WITH EXPERIENCE ON LARGE AUTO BODY ) DIES. ALSO SOME KNOWLEDGE “OF DEEP

Box No. A429 Care Times

ws WORK.

MECHANICS HELPER

experienced in plumbing, general maintenance Knowledge of airconditioning helpful, but not essential Apply employment office, th floor,

THE WM. H. BLOCK co. FIRST CLASS MEC MECHANICS

MECHANICS" HELPER

Permanent. Post-War, Security. New, ‘modern 1st class shop. Diese! and Gas Equipment, See Bupt. of Garage GREYHOUND GARAGE. 550 Kentucky

WANTED Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men

In Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry .-

AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

887 Mass. Ave,

Steady Jobs No Lay-Off Plant Men Bee Mr. Layton

The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.:

1100 & 18th WANTED—PAINT MAKERS VARNISH MAKERS

GOOD PAY-STEADY WORK

Perfection Paint & Color Co.

715 E. Maryland St.

PORTER TEE PEE WA:6440 “PORTER ~

Ri ht man can make a real future here, ith ° pay. See Paul Adams or Mr. ioe Hickman Olds, 1510 N. Mer. PORTER (Colored) POR DINING ROOM WORE IA, 20 N Meridian

CO, 17 W. Georgia Bt. PRINTE

Permanent Dosition, pleasant work

ing —conditio; Bxperiente- helpful bis not ary. or interview call

heating and

Kenn WANTED - ELDERLY WHITE MAN

Apply Employment Office Tth Ploor THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. YOUNG MAN

for pundls assorting in Selivery room. Permanent employmen Excelsior Laandry 840 N.. New Jersey YOUNG MAN

AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIR 318 8, East st. .

YOUNG MAN FOR SHIPPING CLERK

PITTSBURGH PLATE. aLAss co.

59 8, State’

YOUNG MAN to learn glass cutting; steady employment with good future. Pittsbu.g Plate Glass Co.,.59 8. State,

* MEN *

with structural steel fabrication experience in all skilled eclassifications, Steady work for peacetime production,

HUGH J. BAKER CO,

«W, McCarty

* MEN %

Wanted for unloading -and storing steel. Steady work, Good wages. See Mr, Morgenthaler, Indiana Machinery & Supply Co., 1959 Meridian.

* 00 MEN »%

Good pay, steady work, manufacturing hard rubber products, vital to commercial and private Hapa an Apply employment office, 8 A. M. P.M

THE RICHARDSON co.

End w a Carline

"Must have ‘good p record. not Eonvider Hen

win merit residents. Apply 8:30 to

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. 843 N. MERIDIAN

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For Auto Mechanies . ..

THIS and good pay too!

good period

Guaranteed weekly wage (regardless of work accom _Plished) plus commission. , -

“Group life Insurance partly pald by us. Assistan ce in the purchase of homes. Vacations with pay. Discounts on labor and parts for Convenient hours, Training for newly-joined mechanics.

GLASS CoO. 220, E. South Bt.

Metal Men

is the time to establish yourself in a post-war Ei Fay following advantages,

job that will stay good in the . Here you can work in a with damn equipment, at HI enjoy the

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ond you as rte Mandi by

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Good’ or uso: a hours per week

or.

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‘ | up to $100

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monthly ra charges onl

i yments include life Y"$100 per. iscount of 1Y es on loans und: Crow loaneit paid

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ESSENT Experience mul ’ hk aod after the en in operat ‘Nat! Stare 1518 —— = « ATTEN Now is the tis Re eady post-war ® can offer 3

For Pi } No experience

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Needed on a Paper 802

———— MEN (3) wante our nitside °

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for shop and some knowledge equipment, Per Silverthorn, LI-

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ley and bus oper ood future for id pay, bonus v Free trans or "N AN

. INDI NA v cl Young me: trade. Permane one-hall over

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' MOTH EF ‘* HOOSIE! $09 State Lif: iw pot b tasted by after August : Brookside, 1 pot 3 iy t. 1 Roosevelt, ave

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