Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1945 — Page 18

GE. 18

TA FOR

To Boost Military.

By Scripps-Howard Newspapers

gress returngido work tomorrow it . finds various suggestions. for obtating and keeping enough mili= tary force for our occupation duties. The army seeks enlistments, In this connection there is talk of hiring olvilians to do menial chores. The navy hires mess boys in its

home.

& system of peacetime promotions under which almost every recruit could hope to become at least a corporal or technician, 5. The navy already has a promoétion SyS~ tem, Studies Free Schooling

Then, too, the army is considering free schooling of recruits to reach all levels from vocational to college work. Under present law, a man rec elves his mustering-out pay only when he is separated from the service. Army suggests a plan by which a man could be discharged, paid his mustering-out sum and given a 90"day furlough if he promptly reenlisted. Army also talks of paying his fare and keep during the whole furlough. Current regulations allow master, © ‘“fech and staff sergeants a ponus | for re-enlistment. Army indicates | it may ask for a similar concession ‘to the ordinary, buck sergeant as an inducement for him to re-enlist. The army needs non-coms.

Bonus-by Rank

Re-enlistment bonus would be figured on the basis of the highest yank held before re-enlistment. For married G. 1's, the army suggests a $25 increase in the present $42-a-month allowance for ‘quarters. Proposed regulations would allow 2 man to live on or of] ‘the post, as he chose, Overseas extra pay would be ifcreased 5 per cent for each year “out of the country from a beginning 20 per cent to.a maximum 35 per _eent, Another proposal would extend the G. 1. bill of rights so that its ‘benefits would reach the peacetime

army. Navy allows its men to transfer to the reserve status after 20 years of service. Army retires, with pay, only after 30 years. Now the army is thinking of allowing retirement after a shorter period.

3 OF DOOLITTLE'S FLIERS BACK IN U. 3.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (U, P.).~

RMY IS SOUGHT

E Congress to 0 Consider Ways

WASHINGTON, Sept, 4.—As cons

. ghore establishments. Aboard ship, | _ the navy has many comforts of]

‘The army also ‘talks of installing |

{ Robert Dixon of Richmond, Ind,

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUE, SEPT.

She Chooses Hero

fe : Mrs. Ann Birdwell-Marshall, bride of 13 days, has asked for an annulmentwof her marriage to Jack Marshall and return to her first husband, 8. Sgt. Gene D, Birdwell, shown with her in the picture, ‘Birdwell, declared dead, was released from A Jap prison camp.

CROSSING CRASH: WRECKS TRAIN

One Killed in in Ohio Mishap; Hoosier Among 13 Hurt. |

BROOKVILLE, O. Sept. 4 (U.| { P.) ~~Thirteen persons today were |} i recovering from injuries suffered | yesterday when the crack Pennsyl- | vania passenger train, Spirit of St. Louis-was wrecked here after hitting an automobile and killing We

wife-of the driver: Two locomotives and seven of the train's 13 cars left the tracks, including five sleepers and a diner. One of the locomotives overturned, releasing a flood of scalding steam which painfully burned at - least four crewmen, The baggage car was demolished, = One of the sleepers, crammed with servicemen, skittered over the railroad embankment and finally came to a stop at right angles tol the track with one end of the car blocking a highway paralleling” the track. None of the soldiers was injured. Members of the train crew said the accident occurred when the automobile tried to beat the fiyer to the crossing. Killed in the collision was' Mrs. Hazel Cain, 36, mother of 11 children. The injured included her husband, Berlin Cain, 40, and four of their young children. They were residents of nearby Lewisburg. Among the injured was fireman

Says 'Pestering'

‘As if in a dream, three American filers who participated in Lt, Gen. James H. Doolittle's first historic raid on Tokyo April 18, 1042, returned to their native America to day. A giant ©-54 army transport! plane set them down gently on the brilliantly lit runway of the Wash- + ington National airport.

. was happening, Lt. Robert L. Hite, 25, Earth, Tex; Lt. Chase J. Neilson, Hyrum, Utah, and 8, Sgt. Jacob 8. Deshazer, 32, Madras, Ore, stepped down the ramp from the big plane. “It sure is great to be back on Yankee soil,” Deshazer said, For nearly 41 long and terrible.

the Japanese, Nielson looked the best of the!

and pale from his long imprison ment. Deshazer was shaking. Hite! was woefully thin, To reporters little,

they told

=-waiting to ‘gush forth;

story of their long months of dark-

WILLIE and JOE—By M

Dazedly, as if not believing what |,

LACK OF TAIL LIGHT months they had been priséners of | ‘BRINGS DRIVER GRIEF

three, though his face was drawn two policemen to stop Chester H. | Smiley, 2074 Belmont.ave., when he | was cruising in the 1100 block on | Division st. last night.

though it appeared that behind and 60 days in jail by Judge John their reticence there were foun-|McNeilis in municipal court 3 on tains of words—bitter, terrible words the charges of no tail light, drunk« | enness and operating a motor veThey had agreed that the real! hicle while under the influence of liquor,

ness would not be told yet. And| AE I—————they stuck to that agreement, WINCHESTER REHIRING Sa SER = NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 4 (U. FOREMEN PICKET PLANT BP.) ~The Winchester Repeating AKRON, -O,, Sept. 4 (U. P)—|Arms Co. division of Olin Indus-

Caused Slaying

LOND BEACH, Cal, Sept. 4 (U, p.).~Lorenzo T. Foster, - 84 today was held on a chargé of

murdering Willlam T. Judd, 71, after years of brooding over alleged insults, “Bad blood came between us « + . When Judd kept trying to get into my apartment and pester me,” Foster told police. Detectives quoted him as saying he shot his old crogy because he didn't want to be “pestered by skittery gous of A mere 71”

No tail light on his taxi caused

Today he was fined $52 and costs

(tries, Inc, now is in full production jon commercial arms and ammunition and 25 per cent of the come {pany’s employees who were laid off when the government terminated its war contracts have been reabsorbed, it was announced today.

auldin

officially |

| Okinawa, Bouth Pacific,

| Burial Centennial,

| gate,

1, 1985.

USE CARBOLIC ACID

Carbolic acid was being used today in a renewed outbreak of retaliation by pigéon lovers. The acid was being placed on approaches to the park department's pigeon park to drive away the birds. In addition to spreading the acid, which pigeons can detect easily, other measures were being used again in defense of the birds, Paul Brown, city parks superintendent said. About fifty pigeons were rémoved from the trap yesterday, he added. Evidence is being obtained against persons - who are interfering and prosecution wiil follow, Mr, Brown said. DEATH NOTICES | Indianapolis Times, Tues. Ni 4

| BRITTENBACH~John L., beloved son of | Eital Brittenbach and brother of Capt. {Robert Brittenbach, entered into rest Sunday, age 28, Bervices Wednesday, 2 p. m,, al Colonial Chapel, 9447 College, ave,

Sept. 1548

Friends are welcome. Burial emorial | Park, Mo.,ce Mortuaries. | CANGANY Edward T., age 52, passed

away at the Veterans’ hospital Monday, Y a. m, beloved husband of Catherine iCangany (nee Ryves), father of Mary | Catherine and, 8gt. Jobn F. Cangdny of U. 8. army; son taf Anna, brother of Daniel J. Catherine and Joseph M. Cangany. Funeral from Speaks & Finn Puneral Home, 1639 N eridian, Thursday, 8:30" a, m.; Bt. Ann's

ghusen, Murs Hill, 9 a. m. Burial Holy 086 cemetery. Friends invited | oy of Yon Post No, 64, erin Legion. Friends may call after p.m. | Tuesday, geen, =e pcr ft. John, age 172, Ind Wife of William Cecil, ine 4 Mra, Ethel Beeler, Miss Adelihe {8t, John, Mrs, Dorothy Shafer, Mrs, Audrice 8mitha, Mrs, Eileen Underwood, Everts: Earl and Cpl. Richard St. John,

assed away Monday, Service Thursday, p. m., st Waverly Methodist church Ind. Friends may call | at the Parley Puneral Home, 1604 W. Mor1 st, after 6 p. m. Tuesday. BELER—-Edward J, 1515 E. Kelly st, husband of Olga, father of Mary, Mrs, Marta Guy, Donna Jean, Chief Ph. M, PF. { E. Ebbeler, Eugene Jack, seaman l-¢, both Bi South Pacific; Ronald G. and James . passed away Sunday p. m. Friends

a call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect si., any time afiar 7 p.m, Tuesday. Bervices Thursday, _ m,,

from the funeral home. Crown, Friends invited. EMMELMANN-..T.. 8gt.. Frederick CG; —be~ loved son of Mrs. Frances Emmelmann, brother of Miss Frances Emmelmann of 1425 Terrace ave. passed away at TollOre., Saturday, Aug. 25. Friends may call at the Robert W, Stirling Puneral Home, 1420 Prospect st. Puneral services Thursday, 1:30 p, m., from the funeral home, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill INABNITT—Hattlp Ellen, age 49, Acton, passed away Tuesday morning. Beloved wife of John, mother of Mrs. Clarence Adams, Mrs. Willis Moody, Margia, in WAVES; William Logan, U. 8, Army, overs seas; Harold J, U. 8. army; James Paul, Donald Albert, Ronald Arthur and Clarence obert, Services wt the J.C) Wil= son “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect Thursday, 1:30 p. m. Priends invited, Burial Glade cemetery. Friends may cals at the ‘Chapel of the Chimes” after Wednesday noon. KIMBERLIN-Hugh Leopold, brother of Sarah Kimberiin, passed away Satur. day morning. Services Wednesday 3 pom at Shirley Brothers ‘Central Chapel” 948 N, Illinois St. Burial New Crown. Friends may call at the Chapel any { ‘e, KLEINER -8gt. Paul BE, age 20 years, be. loved son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Kleiner, brother of Beity Jane, Donald H. and Sylvia Ann Kleiner; grandson of Mrs, Elizabeth Kieiner and Mr, and Mrs. William Schott, passed away near Walla Walla, Wash, Aug. 1285. Shirley Bros.’ Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th 8t., Thursday, 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at the home, 2331 N, Delaware St. any time. LIQUORI--Henrietta, wife of George, mother of Virginia and Prank Liguori, sister of Tony 8. and Dominje Guerrier and Mrs, Millie Paul died Sunday. Funeral Thursday 9.30 at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th St, 10 a. m. Holy Cross Church, Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Priends may call at Mortuary. MARSHALL-—Elmer Cleveland, nage 60, beloved brother of Sgt. Clazk Marshall, Funeral Wednesday at 1 p. m. Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 846 North Illinols, Burial at Fort Harrison Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any time. NAGEL-Mrs, Nell N., 5430 Washington blvd. Wife of Capt, Lawson Nagel and mother of Mrs, Robert C. Becherer of Indianapolis, Joseph D. Norton of Ridgefleld, Conn.; sister of Harry De Vore of Bieelton; Pa.; Mra. Margaret Branch of Indianapolis and Mrs, Ross Davidson of Alquippa, Pa, passed sway Tuesday. Bervies and burial Middleton, Pa. PAPE-~Minnie, nge 76, aunt of Louis and Julius Seele, Mrs. Helen Hughes and Gilbert Pranke, passed away at the residence, 1022 8. Randolph, Monday, Sept. 3. Fuferal services Thursday, Sept. 6, 2 p. m,, at the Meyer & Abdon Funeral Home, 1500 Prospect St. Friends invited. Burial Zions Cemetery. Priends may call at the funeral home any time after 6 p. m. Tues. day. RADER--Bazra Wilson, age 84, beloved grandfather of Helena Zatlin dnd Mrs. Dorral Tolson, and great-grandfather of i Bonnie Basham and brother of George, | James, . John, Oliver and Joseph Rader. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m, from Shirley Brothers’ West Chapel, 2002 West Michigan, Burial Greenlawn Cemetery, Priends may call at the chapel at any time, 5

FUNERAL DIRECTORS - __! W. T. Blasengym ®* 2 snesy CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 18 Ww, Mo St. BE-198 FLANN & w. " Creek Boulevard. eh 33, Market 1234

FARLEY FUNERALS 1604 W. Morris

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 BE. New York

MA. G. H. HERRMANN

Sa 81, MA-848

HISEY & TITUS

#51 N. Deinware St La1-3828

SHIRLEY BROS. co. |

Lh ln nos

1 A New

954 N. |

ROBERT W. STIRLING 1423 Prospect Tin Prospect St. TMA-948 INSTRUCTIONS 8

NOW ONLY

$i25, Regular ! $200 Value EASY TERMS ARRANGED. SMALL. PAYMENT WILL ROLD LLMENT UP TO AND INCLUDING ENROLL NOW SLIMIT-ONLY #TH GRADS NEEDED.

TELEPHONE INFORMATION Open Every Nite 'Til 10 P. M, 8 TO ACCOMMODATE WAR WORKERS Own your I on eply, dussudig on the size

well paring PR

Detaors. nary sa a aes information

JULY 31. @ NO AGE FDUCATY © FREE

own

Learn Under Internationa: Beauty L ST & UND $25 Reward

“Poochie” (13 Po

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man id about MA-T824

LOST, STRA'

ping of Fountain Square. wh jure teks old. Needs Eiders Toward, No quest

him

TO WARN PIGEONS

trap at University

Funeral from|

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male, ‘help

us get this dog home! Ta service in every letter,

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vosT & FOUND > 7 80LD DIER'S | CAMERA Spins 55) Tort in T pantry at Fountain Pauare.

Ba Reward, GA-T547,

LOST—Black dog with brown and white markings, Answers to name of Tony." Nice reward. RI1-8105.

LOST--Billfold, Monday. Driver's license, 0 valuhle papers, 1115. Central. i WANTED—FEMALE EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR

with s following, for a Beauty which caters to exclusive clinetele. ply. giving age. experienced, etc. Address Times, Box “A-808.

BEAUTY OPERATOR

8-Day and commission. Pt. i a Boop. 1135 Shelby.

% BILLING CLERK «

Permanent position operating Interna. tional Electromatic Fan Fold billing ma-

sajon Re-

chine. Standard typewriter keyboard 5la-day week, Call CH-0673 for interview. BOOKKEEPER

Girl to operate bookkeeping machine. Apply-employment office.

Bowes “Seal Fast” Corp. 216 N, N. Pine st.

CASHIER

CLAYPOOL HOTEL CHORUS GIRLS

with or without experience. We train you free. Good salary while learning Any daily between 1-4 p. m, hie ck, manager Fox Theater. CLERK—TYPIST

We have an immediate opening in our advertising department for an experienced clerk, Must be a rapid typist, able to use a dictaphone, reasonably goca at figures and well recommen The position 1s a permanent one and offers an unusua!’ opportunity for advancement. Attractive salary, good working condition, 8.day, 40-hour week, See Young, Advertising mana The Indianapolis Times, RI1- ‘

er, 851.

EXPERIENCED COMRTOMETER OPERATOR

Work on billing and accounts receivable. Permanent position; 48 hours, 5 days Call Mr, Snyder GENERAL BAKING CoO. Vermont COOKING Se housework; Experience. white, § bod hours 12 to 7 Sunday, 9 fo 2 p._m.; $20. HU-4863.

CURB GIRLS

TEE PEE WA-6440

DICTAPHONE OPERATOR 8% DAY WEEK.

HERFF-JONES CO.

1411 N. CAPITOL AVE.

GIRL TO OPERATE DITTO AND MIMEOGRAPH MACHINES,

Take charge of mail department and stationery - stock

KRAFT CHEESE CO. 41 _E._ WASHINGTON

YOUNG LADY for light factory v steady employment, Pittsburg Glass Co: 59 8. State

HAND SEWERS 40-Hour Week

General Fur Cleaners 235 S. Meridian GENERAL LAUNDRY HELP CLAYPOOL." HOTEL

MANICURIST

Good salary and bonus, needed Immediately. Reply, giving experience, ete.

work; Plate

Address Times, Box A-378,

Millinery Work Room Help

Exp. necessary. Full time employ. Apply Employ. Office, 7th Floor—

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. GENERAL OFFICE GIRL 20 to-30

Typing not essential. Pair y good penman; 5-day 40+ hour week; off on Satur day; good starting salary, — Miss Martin

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 214 W. Maryland st. GENERAL OFFICE WORK SOME TYPING. MUST BE ABLE TO TAKE JICTATION, PERMANENT PO

=n CLAYPOOL HOTEL PAY ROLL CLERK

Permanent position. Pleasant ing conditions; 513 day week. Apt at figures. THE RICHARDSON oO. 20th & Olney, Call CH-0073 for Interview PBX OPERATOR Full or part time. Apply Claypool Hotel PRESSER

for Women's Alteration Dept, Salary

workMust be

Permanent Employment Apply Mr. Prits, 6th floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK ¢O. GIRLS OR WOMEN

18 to 40—-To Learn Pressing

in & modern dry cleaning plant.

We pa you while learning, y

Apply Mr, Alexander DAVIS CLEANERS ~ 283% Northwestern EXPERIENCED SAlesgirls, part and full

opportunity; permanent. 108 erupt Circle,

SALESLADIES

Apply 3d floor, rear

CHARLES MAYER & CO.

3% WW. Wash,

SEAMSTRESS 40-Hour Week

General Fur Cleaners! - 235 S. Meridian

SEAMSTRESS

Experienced for tion. Steady work, ployment aifice.

L. S. Ayres 4 Co. SEAMSTRESS

Thoroughly *xpatienced on women's suits and coals. Good salary. Do not Apply unless experienced. A Arply Mr, Prits,

T he Wm, H. Block Co.

Indies’ alteras Apply em

inoroughly experienced on iadler suit alteral ; 40-hr. wk. Top salary. ApPly in person only. g

HELP WANTED—FEMALE STENOGRAPHER For permanent peace-time position. Bor or

MUTUAL LiFe INSURANGE co. OF NEW YORK © 718 Electrie Bldg.

WAITRESS Oot Fai - Sood Tie

MADISON HOUSE, als Mi Madison Ave,

WAITRESS "78 mies

; 411 8. Ounots. GIRLS DAY WORK ONLY Do you live near 3800 E. Washt. 80, Central States Envelope Co., 16 8. Sherman drive, will train you for a clean, easy factory position, operating an envelope machine.

“GIRL or WOMAN

to mana dry cleaning branch stores, is is pleasant daytime work and we {try to place you close to your home. “You are paid while learning.

DAVIS CLEANERS

2835 Northwestern

~ YOUNG WOMEN

18 or over. Learn to spin. Guaranteed pay increases while olis B Afternoon shift

Indianapolis Bleaching Co. Cotton textile mfg. and finishi { 200 N. Blake LI-s466| MANY OPENINGS POR MEN

A Good Place for s Gir! to Work Opportunities Now INDIANA BELL

§ TELEPHONE CO. oh 230 N Mahidian 8 Exh ployment Office - Women YOUNG LADY with comptometer experi~ ence, tu work in billing department. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co, 59 8 State.

GIRL to take care of children before and after school, For more information call CH-2062, HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 BOOKKEEPER—ACCOUNTANT Good Pay STOUT FIELD EXCHANGE

Stout Field

BE-5240— Extension 113 FOOD | CHECKER CLAYPOOL “HOTEL

HELP WANTED—MALE

EXPERIENCED POWER BHOVEL OPERATORS Fut] GRAIN .

E.Z.BAKE F FLOUR MILLS

Acme-Evans ine, 902 W. He Pr ave,

FOUNTAIN MEN "3 0 FREIGHT HANDLERS

PART TIME §6P M ts 10P M

New York Central R. R. Bla, Pout Bids. 1088 Big Fou ol st. Freight House Truckers

Permanent Position Opportunity tor Advancement Can Use Part [lime Worker

o M to 8 P M Penn Railroad,. 139 E. South

En FURN RNITURE | MOVERS NITURE CRATERS, 50 To Hon WER, 85 TO HOUR, BE SOBER, DEPEN SOMERS WAREHOUSE & VAN COMPANY

GRILL MEN" WA. 6440

FURNACE _

INSTALLERS — HELPERS Pay —Permanent Williams Furnace Division

MONARCH SALES CO.

36 Ww. 10t Ll. 4438 Night phone. Mr Davis. CH 7282.

PER

USL ABLE.

OKOMO, INDIANA

JANITOR Good Pay |,

STOUT FIELD EXCHANGE

Stout Field

BE-5240—Extension 113

JANITOR

Colored, to sweep, Clean and take care of small stoker. Hou A, to 420 E Ohio.

P, P. M., 40 hours urs per Week, Job Press Feeders 5-Day Week—-420 E. Ohio

LABORERS HAND TRUCKERS

Needed at-Once Day Shift

1", wf

_ Payments include | We inmtance which costs $1.35

CASH | MONTHLY PAYMENTS

hes

LOAN | 12 8ymn.| 20 Pymn $5.02 2 92 , . $5.93 80 3.90 1 Plan this

: Freep

of $135, ond:

on loons 1% monthly “on. @rger loans if paid according to schedule.

MARKE

4455 eo

0 Laver

sw 3100 por you Sf nda $500,

PHONE FOR A LOAN Anprime Poy or ‘ Night ® Call MA 4455 now-your application can be token over the phone. .

Thén come to Morris afternoon or tomorrow for your money.

ARKING in lot across the street

Borroiv on CHARACTER or AUTO = $50 te $1,500 OR MORE~Toke & weeks to make first poyment, 4 out of 5 Loans made Without Endersers > No- credit inquiries made of friends ‘or relatives,

* Many Loans completed while you wait, Ask for’ Mr Coots or Mus Georgeff,

a achude Ha LOANS FOR 20 MONTHS FOR oso TUE many x 8 wood So: DOWN PAYMENTS ON HOMES. ps * OTHER LOANS FOR 12 MONTHS

los. si 00, S200, $300

YOU GET

42.46 7741 98.19

CASH, MONTHLY PAYMENTS Including All Charges

3 mos, $21.21

the ont is equally atiractive. For quick service phone first . , . we'll’ have the money ‘resdy when you come in.

§ mos.) 12 Yan $11.08 | $6.08 22.1 5 51.07

1206 21.84 27.48

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200 Roosevelt

Monthly rate 1%% on that

205 Odo Fellow Bldg. Penn. & Wash.

IMPAN Y 0

Ll. 8435 Bldg.. 1. & Wash. LU. ui

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

AMERICAN BEARING CORP.

429 8, Harding

Men and Women

for laundry jobs. Steady year-round employment. Good working condi. tions and pay. ’

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. New Jersey

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.

“Indianapolis Power & Light Go, |

LABORERS | Apply % ~4230-W: Mérris

WANTED—LABORERS JANITOR :

GOOD PAY-STEADY WORK Perfection Paint & Color Co.

715 E. Maryland St.

CLAYPOOL. HOTEL

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

STARK & WETZEL

525 Gardiner Lane ELI LILLY AND COMPANY has a limited number of job openings for qualified men and women in office and production depart-

ments. Employment Office 220 East McCarty Street

HELP WANTED-MALE AUTO MECHANICS

3 NEEDED AT ONCE Esrn $65 and up weekly. Ideal working conditions. See Walter Hiser. Walter Hiser, Inc. 3850 N. ILLINOIS AUTO EET ; with general experience to work for Indiana's largest Ford dealer, Excellent conditions. Y earnings, See Mr. Williams ROY WILMETH CO.

720 N. MERIDIAN

BAKER—OVEN MAN

perienced. Permanent opportunity. Time and one-half over 40 Sean for In Co., Ea) E. Washington st

BAKERY HELP

repairs.

“LAUNDRY EXTRACTOR | {

MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

> | Helper on steam Atting and machine See Mr. Ross.

PROGRESS LAUNDRY

430 E. Market

MAINTENANCE MAN

with considerable eledtrical e. Apetiencs. Day work Permanent opportunity. eo and one-half over 40 hours. West Baking Co., 1331 E Washington §t.

MALE STYLIST

for beauty salon, which caters to exclusive clientele. Unusual Bi portunity for the one ‘who qualifies, ply, giving experience, etc.

Address. Times, Box A-885. MEN SKILLED MECHANICS Also TOOL DESIGNER

Post- War Security

BASCA MFG. CO. 3018 Roosevelt Ave.

Mechanics, Read This “'ective

jobs for auto and bus mechanics in our modern shops and garage. Permanent and reliable work. Good future, comfortable surroundings, splendid pay. bonus plan, Free transportation. Vacation. Insurance plan Apply 34 Traction Terminal bldg. INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

~ MECHANICS A REAL Sppertunity, with good Plenty of wor hours. See wf Adams or Mr. Cunningham, Hickman Olds, 1510 N. Meridian

MECHANICS

Must Be Good—Top Wages

Good Opportunity for Experienced Man

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St.

Comb, Body Metal & Paint Man

Good opportunity to make over $100.00

r week, See Paul Adams, Hickman ids, 1510 N. Meridian st. CARPENTERS To put on siding, sby job. Also carpenters to frame 30 houses, 300 8 Ries. x CAR WASHER

oposition fer experienced. man.

Good Superior Chevrolet 552 E. WASHINGTON

* HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT *

~~ To do clerical work in coal office after school and on Saturdays,

West Side Ice & Coal Co. 223 Lynn BE-0888

COUNTER MAN CAFETERIA EXC ELLENT HOURS AND WAGES. NO SUNDAY WORK.

BAKER'S LUNCH ROOM

W. 30TH ST.

DRAFTSMAN STRUCTURAL OR MECHANICAL Apply Hetherington & Berner, Inc,

701 re Ave, _MA-350

% 2 Draftsmen %

Architectural experience preferred. Apply Employment Office

Kingan & Co.

Maryland and Blackford sts.

a Employees Needed Immediately Ft. Benjamin Harrison Exchange

w 2 : 1 COCA-COLA VENDING MACH. OPR.

“Opportunity to learn general and spe- Post-War Security 3 cla nd i ng in Raney ¥holssale HOSTER ROBER Inc., 819 E 63id bakery No experience Ask “Your Broad Ripple Ford Dealer” for Mr. Cooper, WONDER BREAD BAKERY MECHANICS 339 E. Market SUPERIOR’ CHEVROLET, ING. BODY MEN Best wages and Conditions wi 552 E. Washington St. ndiana’s rge: TP ler, * wa Largest Ford | MECHANICS HELPER ROY WILMETH Co. experienced In plumbing, heating and 720 'N. MERIDIAN general maintenance. Knowledge of air- ——— eri et eee . conditioning helpful, but not - essential BODY-METAL MAN | Soir smoloymets sme. nia tor,

DIE DESIGNERS

Mh WITH EXPERIENCE ON LARGE AUTO BODY DIES. ALSO SOME KNOWLEDGE OF DEEP | ely Prd C=

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. FIRST CLASS MECHANICS &

MECHANICS! HELPER

Permanent. Post-War Security. New, modern 1st class shep.

SALARY LOAN

AT THE. LOW MONTHLY RATE OF 1%%

$400 to $1000

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

n Otamonds. autos = a Sona:

LOANS _. Sa, SACKS BROS Gilacis oe ]

* R1-5904 HELP WANTED—MALE

~ PORTER—COLORED

8 DAYS. 377 8. ILLINOIS BT

Radiator Repairman

First class in newly equipped nop, Apply superintencsnt ip

‘GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky Ave. ROOFER—GUTTER MAN REESE . ROOFING CO HU-2492

SALESMEN WANTED ‘Man with experience on selling roofing and siding Box A-430, Care Times

————— nce se

SALES MANAGER

Man capable of handling sales and estimating on faolingand siding Box A-722, Care Times

SALESMEN

You can make $80 to $100 first week while training, We show you how. Commodities now available. No down payments uired, Car necessary. See Mr, “Stuart, 225 E. Ohio st, 9 2° m. to 12 noon

STOCK BOYS

Must be over 16. Pull time and permanent employment; 40-hour week, : Apply employment office, 7th floor,

Diese! and Gas Jo elpmeg. GREYHOUND GARAGE. 580 Kentucky] The Wm. H. Block Co. a STOCK ROOM MAN ‘| Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men Een 34 Floor Rear Aboly Civde 8. Berry CHAS. MAYER & ©O,

AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

887 Mass. Ave.

No Lago ot Plant | Men The Polk Sanitary Milk Co.

1100 EB. 15th

AINT MAKER

_ WANTE VARNISH MAKERS

GOOD PAY-STEADY WORK

Perfection Paint & Color Co.

718 B.° Maryland St. -

PICTURE FRAMER

Warited, an experienced picture frames. Apply employment office.

L. S. AYRES & CO.

PORTER

TEE PEE WA-6440

with ‘See Paul Adams or Mr,

Right man can , ake a real future here, Cunningham, Olds, 1510 N. Mer.

for vertical Miehle. Must be experienced. | week. .

A Mr. Moet Main JExenangt PORT BENJAMIN h A 5-Day

420 E, Ohio.

20 W. Washington

LADY'S TAILOR

full time: Apply em-

Experienced; steady work. ployment office.

L..S. AYRES & CO. “TAILOR and FITTERS

in men's and pave clothing. Atrantive ary en san

a “ue CU H. Ne co. TIRE SERVICE MAN Experienced COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE 620 N. Delaware St.

AND HELPERS

Combing ie aides. Men with

1 Time and one-half for over if desired. TN

40 holrs, Martin, Truck i Capitol. A USHERS : Apply LOEW'S THEATER ooley

56-Hour Time and One- Half Overtime

TRUCK BODY REPAIR WAN |

venient monthly instalments, 4 : Asoly by pheme! For extra fast Paymentsinclude chargesat the flat monthly S€rvice, phone first, then call at rate of 134% on unpaid balances. the office for the money, ; eee CO 183000, nc. Merchants Bank Bldg, 3rd Floor — Washington and Meridian Sts. Phone: Riley 1471 : YF ‘ Rg LOANS : AUTO NOTE IRN 2 4 See Classified Ag 13 Seicphiune Boos RI: N ROY SION (cio 500 Nn PENN Bl.sser (YRS IS ar AUTO LOANS A ANCE EQUITABLE

SECURITIES COMPANY 219 E. Ohio st.

COLN LOAN, INCO! 134 Security Trust Bldg. Call Miss Miller—LIncoln 1411 HELP WANTED-—-MALE 11

Boys Not Returning to School *

Full time work delivering telegrams downs town business section; pay; boys with ! Bicycles referred N, 18 'N. MERIDIAN

MA-3361

Western Union

BOYS

18 or Over

to work in

Btock Room NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

R1-1321—8 8, m\to § p. m.

WANTED ELDERLY WHITE MAN Apply Enpioyinen Office th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. YOUNG MAN

for bundle :assorting in delivery room. Permanent employment. Excelsior Laundry 840 N. New Jersey

YOUNG MAN

AUTO ELECTRIC REPAIR 318 8. East st,

YOUNG .MAN to learn glass cutting;

steady employment with good a.

Pittsbu.g Plate Glass Co. 59 8. 8

* MEN *

with structural steel fabrication experience in all skilled classifi cations. Steady work for peace~ time production.

HUGH J. BAKER CO.

602 W. McCarty

* MEN %

Wanted for unloading and storing steel. Steady work. Good wages. See Mr. Morgenthaler, Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Co, 1059 8. Meridian, *

* 100 MEN

Good pay, steady work, manufacturing hard rubber products, vital to commerclal and private Srenapoftation. dont Rly Spl Syms’ office. A.M tod

THE AIGHARDSON co.

End m i Carlie » Must have good pi

ent recor wil hot Soniaer pra dA residents. Apply 8 to 4:30

KIMBLE Co. 220 E. South St.

MEN ESSENTIAL (NDUSTRY

Be BL I

Tr. in operation here for 78 years.

Mul

ectrical expe Nat’ Starch Products, | AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT 00. hs & i R89 Mass. Ave. i TRUCK DRIVERS ui Now 1s the time bh 0 get yt ge CCeASATY. TAN | post-war pany. Te ng eB Ceara. REI, [We an Ofer yh in and . BOO us. nics ‘AL OPTICAL €O. For Good T k Me ani CONTINENTAL OPTIC 1 a vith experience & sth a. p per Week M N

For Production Jobs No experience necessary, Steady work. THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. 717 ‘W. Waghington

Needed by Old Well Established

2 BOYS TO PARK CARS Ri Garage, 126 E. Wabash, Mr.

Nationall narily se week.

Iw ad by alter August 28, Brooksid

I id not be resp

after Sept. Roosevelt. ave.

Priv. Investiga

FOR BUSY

$10-812 Al No Appointy

“be respo anyone 1945 e.

tracted by anyone 1. JAM

Confidential D

BUSINESS SERV COMPLET

FAIRBANI WATER wH ITT

245 8. MERIDIAN

REOKED A

Onitifente od, |

BEAUTIFUL Wh

tor Drivewa

_. Chimney Repa

" pointing; gutter rep Furnace

anteed. MA-32 : ing System. Gall bl 6 P. M,

EV GENERAL HAULING B. BERRY, 2219

Vacuun oon e

._ Hardwood floors li : refinished, E

hy P

‘w

ice.

Lis

aperhanging Floyd Coffman PAPER} Immediate 8 r hanging and ha guaranteed.

atch - Plaster

3-DAY radio repair 50-18 Mibes, 1538

dl makes. Effic

pick-up and de LI-4775. ATCH

Finest Worsm mpt Service

GUS MEISTE

ROOMS WITHC

- CARROLLTON, J

12! springs; adjoining ntlemen.

ARROLLTON, bath; near o>

Dela, 407 N

. pny

2846 near bath; suitab ER. N, N., 22 nersprings: = close mployed. WA-T18

KooMs WITH * Huff's Sanitariu

Pro.‘ Nursing Sel

ENNBYLVANIA, p-nsioners or el

with kitchun privil

* Stull Sanitari

3097, TACOMA, 1050 N,

home,

men. References

§ CH-2023-R.

ARE OF workin,

mothers, 81.

BOARD child in

ferred; mother's home for ¢ downstairs, next

ILL care for gi home. FR-2768.

WILL care for cl ther's

Fome, mo

BEDS for women

' TA SALLE.

‘

down. 1420 Car HILDREN to ri fenced yard; 24. 4-1 y! and Catnolic. sc

to 6 months; «

CHILD TO BOA

home. HU-8164

HOUSEKEEPD #45091

5 EDISO} Jo utilitie AY, 1134 employed; $10. 11

542 “8B enette; steam bh 1207 “private entrance

“PINE, 434 N.—8ing

nc lire: s ! turnis UNFURNT NISHED | ecorated; ud _ Call LI-720 2 UNFURN. room “dbl garage.

‘GENERA 3 W. VERMON

'YED

EMPLOY girl R.

ment, near

APT, 1 8. inside and out;

LOT for trailer s $5 month, 351