Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1945 — Page 18
1ESNAK
BITE KILLS WORSHIPER|
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Sept. 5 sound sleeper,
ww P.) —Mrs. Ressie Ford planned today to pass live snakes around at the furfbral of her husband, lay | preacher of a religious sect who Monday of a rattlesnake bite, ~ ¥he death of Lewis E. Ford, a ‘the second blamed on a kes bed for sect geremenies over
Aa wih in Wise, Va. said Mrs. Aria Kirk, wife of a sattler. handling preacher, died Monday © : | ites she received Saturday in x ji Sefponstration. Her death came a few minutes after she gave birth to'a child. The child also died. Police sald Mrs, Kirk was bitten three times on the wrist. She refused medical aid, and sang “Jesus Is My Faith” as she died. Ford died an hour after he was ® bitten Monday night by a four-foot . yattler at Dolly Pond Church of God. His left arm was still swollen * {rom a copperhead bite two weeks
880. Ford, father of three children, foined the snake-faith cult a month ago. Before the services Monday he told friends that if he were bitten and killed “it will be because the Lord want to show unbelievers the|N snakes are poisonous.” Mrs, Ford did not disclose when the funeral will be held.
LUCE BLAMES FDR FOR PEARL HARBOR:
NEW YORK, Sept. 5 (U. P.), = “Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R. Conn) |} aid the late President Roosevelt as | } commander-in-chief of the U. 8. armed forces was responsible for
keeping the army and navy advised, or the army's regulation gov- Bi
on the Japan crisis before Pearl arbor,
Mrs. Luce sald yesterday before)’
leaving for Washington that the President is commander-in-chief ‘in peacetime as well as in war and has the paramount responsibility of co-ordinating the state, army and navy departments, ; Luce said we would “not
had Pearl Harbor” if Presi-|
Roosevelt had kept the army 854 navy advised of th crs sn: fronting the nation in 1041. She said the nation doesn’t ‘know whether Mr, Roosevelt “was ‘entirely responsible ie . because the public does not have all the facts. There are a lot of questions About Dear] Naruor that should be cleaned up.
WIVES TIP POLICE; ESCAPEES CAUGHT
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind, Sept. § (U, P)~A tip to police by the
‘wives of two escaped prisoners sent them back to the Lawrenceburg jail
Coleman Baker, 21, and Frank 21, gained their freedom Sunnight by sawing through cell
{Proprietor Naps, |= Thief Gets $100
ALBERT ERSON, 60, is fortunately. And as a result, today he is approximately $100 poorer, and the keys to his cash register are gone, Mr. Anderson, proprietor of a restaurant at 115¢ 8S. West st, told police he lay down behind his counter -early today, for a “brief” snooze, When he awoke some time later, the money and keys were missing, and the back door was open.
35 INDIANAPOLIS MEN ARE MUSTERED OUT
Twenty-eight Indianapolis men were released recently from Camp Atterbury under the army's point system. Seven men have been dis~
charged as overage and seven local |3 V:
officers have reverted to inactive service. a men with 85 points or more
William Johnson, 4246 GCaullford 8. Sgt. Theodore Weesner, 403 N. 8 Ralph T. Hornbaker, 1614 8. Sgt. Luther Jones, 434 N, Cpl. Robert Bell, 921 . Ralph Watson, 1328 ads st; th Gr. Donald Gowin, 27 , Lansing ; 8. Bgt, 2305 E. .; 8, Bgt. Herman Burkhardt, , Butler ave,; Pfc. Oliver Wilson, 25628 Columbia av e, 8, Bgt. Willlam Moore, 926 E.- 16th st; Plc. Elmer Wells, 245 8. Temple ave; T. 5th Gr, James Oates, 311 N. Warman ave; Pte. Cecil Connett, 509 N. Denny 8gt. Floyd Pisher, 942%; E. Washinga st: 8 at Ciordon Balr, 1433 Churchman ave. Bgt, Justin Ruth, 334 PA Eway el T, th Or, Aloysius Plerle, Plc. Iph Bloom, oseph R.
7 ave; State st. Wade st. Hamilton College ave; T
Robert Harvey,
dian st.; 308 Hh ave; 8, Henry, 33680 N, Sherman dr. at Le Subsugn, 2100 N. Slama arshall Arpett, 3512 N, " pi Cecil Hunt, 904 E Abi Robert Young, 6513 N. Caro bo 4th ‘Alabama 27th
Gr. lewis Wheaton, N. st. > Sgt. Murlie Ne 1334 W, Sgt. Franklin Harris, 2036 ortral ave; Tr! Sgt. Charles Edwards, 116 N, Capitol ave. The following men were released
tome fe
ina ave.;
erning men 40 years of age andl|d ver: T. Sth Gr. John Hagel, st.; ‘Plc. Gunnas Walter, 1415 Central ave. T. Bth Ria” Lawrence Mills, 414 Terrace ave, 8. Sgt. Pred Herther, 2625 Manker st. Cpl. Otis Dowden, 234 NX Addison st.; 8. Bie. Hubert Lang, 643 E 11th st, and Sgt. B. PF. Homes, 1734 N, Capitol ‘ave. Local officers who have reverted fo inactive status “are aps. Burton Pierce, 430 N. Colorado st.; apt. Francis White ock, 1405 E. 16th Lt, Leland Lux,
2404 W. 10th
1638 N, Pennsylvani
st.; Lt. Leon Coon: ing, 650 N. Beville
h ave; Lt. Lawrence Zook, 3333 Roosevelt ave. Warrant ones:
Marris Sham Ww. Kansas st, an Lt. Morris ATRDOTE, 4455 Marcy fine,
SEVEN WIN HONORS IN EUROPEAN ACTION
In recent ceremonies in Germany, seven lis soldiefs in the 100th division received bronze star awards for their action during the division's campaigns in France, Alsace and Germany, prior to V-E day. Those honored were: Sgt. Charles R. Sanders, 2018 Laurel st.; 1st Lt. Robert H. Shelborn Jr, 1031 E, 54th st.; Sgt. Daniel M. Price, 871 W. 20th st.; Pfc, Har~ old R. Janitz, 23 N. Colorado ave; sgt. Willlam R. Enlow, 328 W. South st.; Pte. Elmer J. Eisenbarth, 846 Lincoln rd. and Pfc. Ernle 8. Burke, 1133 N. Beville ave.
*|U. S_ FLAG FLIES OVER
ENEMY BATTLESHIP
HOKOSUKA, Japan, Sept. § (U. P).—Adm. William F. Halsey
transferred his flag today from the
9700 JAP INTERNEES ~ TO BE HELD IN CAMPS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (U, P.. - =Atty. Gen, Tom Clark said today that despite lifting of military re- ~ strigtions on 33,000 Japanese na- . tionals in relocation centers, 9700 of them will not be returning to their homes. The war department yesterday ended the exclusion program under which persons of Japanese ances. try were banned from California, western Oregon and western Washington, The 9700 will remain interned, either at justice department eamps or at Tule Lake, Cal, Clark said. This includes 5500 Nisei who have renounced their U. 8. citizenship and are presumed to be nationals of Japan. Another 1200 are for- : eign-born Japanese, who were ini terned as alien enemies for the duration of the war,
_ SOLDIERS IN JAPAN -
pd
NOKOHAMA, Sept, 5. (U:. P.).~ Lt. Gen. Robert L, Eichelberger, commander of U, 8. ground forces
"in the Tokyo area, said today the|s
exchange rate between the yen and dollar would be definitely set at 15 to one. Eichelberger sald that American troops would be paid only in yen
to prevent a possible black market |g;
in dollars from developing. Some authorities estimate the black market rate might be 50 to one if any ; dollars were available for the Japanese to buy.
EXAMINE MOTHER IN . BABY-CHOKING CASE
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. 5 (U, P).~A 29-year-old mother was under observation at general hospital today after telling police that she choked her six-weeks-old baby to
Ean wecaune the dung 1 Sos |
TO BE PAID IN YEN|'
Missouri to the famed battleship | ay
South Dakota. Meanwhile a prize crew of his 3d fleet sailed one of the United States’ _prime war prizes, the “U. 8. 8, Nagato,” for the first time under the American
flag. The bombed - and burned Japanese battleship Nagato, which was boarded by an American crew on the first day of the mass ocoupation of the Tokyo area, was moved across the harbor here with the aid of tugs. The American flag fluttered over her broken guns as the crew shifted her anchorage.
—————————————— WAIT ORDERS ON CRAFT EVANSVILLE, Sept. § (U, PJ) The Evansville shipyard today awaited war department orders on what te do with three self-pro-pelled ammunition lighters “which were 60 to 70 per cent completed when construction was ordered stopped. Work on 10 other craft is being completed at the shipyard. DEATH NOTICES 5 i indianapolis Times, Wed. Sept. 5, BIRDSALL—Paul D, of 3740 Winthro ave, husband of Louise Hein Birdsall,
father of Paul BE. and son of Mrs. Ira D. Birdsall, Orand Rapids, Mich,
ner & Buchanan, Time later CANGANY Edward “T., age 53,
a. m, beloved Cangany (nee Ryves), Catherine and Ji Okinawa, South of Anna, brot and Joseph ks & Finn Funern " Home, 1 dian, Thursday, 8:30 a. m.; St church, Mars Hill, 9 a, Cross cemetery. ber ws Wayne Post No. 64, eglon. Priends may oall any time, CECIL~Mrs, Lucy St. John, Waverly, Jind. Wite of William Ceq
mother of John, Mrs. Dorothy Shafer, Mrs, Audrice Smitha, Mrs. Eileen Underwood, Everett, Earl and Cpl. Richard St. John, assed away Monday. Service Thursday, p. m., at Waverly Methodist church. Burial Centennial, Ind. at the Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W, ris st, after 6 p. m. Tuesday, CLIFF--Oladys Wal George Cli nard, Jeannette hd James
Ray, AWA, day. Rrjends + may carl ty Shitley Central “Cha N. Illinois st, afte 1p. m Xhareay. Time of { funeral 1a nor EBBELER—-Edward J, 1515 E. Kelly at, husband of Olga, father of Mary, Mrs.
ohn soific, U. 8. army;
cun,
Bren Dhatnbers, "Thelma
opera Interna. Sona! Electromatic Fan ing mae Tues | shine. Standard ar Sla-day week. Call 3 for interview,
Marta Guy, Donna Jean, OChiet Ph. M. F. ler, Eugene Jack, seaman 1-¢, both and James ar Sun ar san Priends he Tolin neral Home, st, any time. Services , from the Juhatal at hone,
E. Ebbe
in Bowh Pacific; Sana a.
Prospect» Thursday, 2p. Interment New town, EMMELMANN-T, loved son Sta Mrs. bro of M
1428 Terrace a
Priends |! . Prederick has ances
Crown Hil MANSEN Carl Eh Christisn, 838 Bugene, into Tuesd:
ay; hus " » rl CO.
148
passed Away Wednesday morning. Services Flan«
passed away st the Veterans’ Nita Mondwy, husband of Catherine father of Mary ¥F. Cangany of son or of Dania J., Catherine Funeral. from Learn N.| international Beauty Ann's m. Burial Holy Priends invited. MemAmerican
ae n Ethel Beeler, Miss Adeline
Friends may oall Mor-
beloved wife of
er, mother of Jacquolyn, Ber~ sister
mann passed away at TollCm 1420 Frospast Puneral
"from the funeral ne. Friends invited, Burial
“fimes, Wed, “Se “5, 1945
Express Your Love and Bympathy fo the Most Understandable Way
% The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.
of Indianapolis
"eegpee FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE
HOFFERT ADDS B. entered into rest Wednesday, age 63 years. Widow of the late George Hoffert, mother of Mrs. Opal McGuire, Mrs. violet Myers, Mua. Bert Jane Dillon, sister of Mrs, Cleek, Mrs, Lydia Banta, Thomas Wile liam "and Jack Harrison, grandmother of Mrs. Opal Hanrshan, Pvh Arthur A, and Pvt, Donald Price, Bi Alvin McGuire and Anna Lois Di Service Saturady, m,, at Peace Chae, 2050 E. Michigan st. Friends m ay call at r B. Market st. until 9 a.m, Saturday. Pariai Anderson Cemetery, Moore Mortuaries,
INABNITT—Hattie Ellen, age 49, Aoton, passed away Tuesday morning. Beloved wife of John, mother of Mrs. Clarence Adams, Mrs, Willis Moody, Margis, In WAVES; william jogan, U, 8. army, over~ seas; Harold J. U. 8. army; James Paul, Donald Albert, "Ronald Arthur and Clarence Robert, Services at the J, C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect
. Weel e L. D. Young, Ad
- APPLY rE » ° CLAYPOOL ~~ CHORUS 8 iy on without experjence. We train salary while learning
[re poy daily between. 1-4 p. m. Hughie Mack, manager Fox Theater,
CLERK—TYPIST
We have an immediate opening in our advertising department for clerk. Must be Sm ae te Je dhe nably a res cand well reco: ably don To The position 1s » Jormanent one and offers an unusual A rbortuntly for advancement. tive salary, working JSonaitions, 5-day,
ing manager, = The Indianapolis Times, RI-8651 1 Po
- EXPERIENCED COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
Work on billin, ie Soconuia receivable, 48 hours, 6% days.
housswork, white, hotirs Sunday, p. m.; $30, by
CURB GIRLS
TEE PEE
and ex Hence, 5 day: to TP
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR
5's DAY WEEK.
HERFF-JONES CO.
1411 N. CAPITOL AVE,
st, Thursday, 1:30 p. m, Friends invited. Burial Acton cemetery, Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes.”
LIQUORI-—Henrietta, wife of mother of Virginia and Frank Liquor, sister of Tony 8. and Dominic Guerrieri and Mrs. Millie Paul, died Sunday. Funeral Thursday 9:30 at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th 8t., 10 a, m, Holy Cross Church, Interment Bt. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at Mortdary.
PAPE--Minnie, age 76, aunt of Louis and Julius Seele, Mrs, Helen Hughes and Gil~ assed away at the residence, olph, Monday, Sept. 3. Fu2 p. m, 1609
George,
bert Franke, 1022 8. Ran neral services Thursday, Sept. at the Meyer & Abdon Funeral Sod Prospect St. Friends invited. Burial Zions Cemetery; Friends may call at the funeral home at any time,
THOMAS-~The Rev. Chester H., husband of Emily Marie Thomas, father of Hers pert M. Thomas, Mildred Marie Trick of Anderson, Ind, and Lorraine, Vajean omas, passed away Tuesday evening in » home - Glenn's Valley, Services Fri ay m., abt the Fountain Square Wah Er “God. Priends—invited. —Buriali Mout Pleasant. Friends may call at the home after 6 p. m. Wednesda until 10 a. m, Fiiday and at the church after 1l a. m. J. C. Wilson service.
WOOD-—Frank F., age 62, of 1050 E. Epler ave, beloved husband of Plorence . Wood, father of Mrs. Bonita Ridlen, prother of Mrs, Maude Meara, Mrs. Bertha Taylor, both of Los Angeles, Cal; grandfather Pi Dyight, phases uy I Tuesday, Funeral services ay, 1: Hilt Supe, fen
SMALL, NEAT ahr BEARING COLORED
ELEVATOR OPERATORS CLAYPOOL HOTEL
HAND SEWERS 40-Hour Week
General Fur Cleaners 235. S. Meridian GENERAL LAUNDRY HELP APPLY CLAYPOOL HOTEL
MANICURIST
Good salary and bonus, needed immediately. Reply, giving wxperience; ote
Address Times, Box A-876.
Millinery Work Room Help| "x
necessary. Full time employ." Anny Employ. Office, 7th Floor—
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Shirley Brothers Irv BE. Was Washington
Fark oT iends may call at the cha ] afte m. Wednesday, (Noblesv. ond F areenniend papers please copy.)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS w Ge. 3570, Wa. -
W. T. Blasengym “*:2¢ ameivy SN NI HOME FARLEY FUNERALS amis,
—— ERTS GADD RING TENER'S ace
a A
1601 B. New York MA-5374
1508 8. EAST 81, MA-S88 HISEY & TITUS #851 N. Delaware St
SHIRLEY BR: 984 NM. Dinols L1-3408 a ROBERT W. STIRLING Prose MAM
. n 1 - 1254 it. MA LOST & FOUND 1 ‘for small biack-tan $26 Reward Manchester male, wPoodhie® 4 a inches tall), Please help us get this dog home, Overseas service man asks ho, him in every letter. MA-T824. - 5R STO
L RA vicinity o Fountain Square. St. Bernard up 6 weeks old. Needs special treatment. feral reward. No questions “asked. Call ersian oat; in vielnity ol 826 N. Drexel Anwars 5. Hamy of Pete, Reward, an 801 ‘8 CA {pre x 55) lost In Red Cab or ER at Fountain Square, Plekse return, — Reward. GA-7547. LOST-Billfold, Monday. iver's license, other valuable papers. 1118 Central. RI- 3026, Reward, {OBT Green Buick fender skirt, between Methodist hospital and downtown. Reward. . GA-321T. LOST —8unday, diamond set in white gold. Reward, 1527 Rembrandt, No.
INSTRUCTIONS
NOW ONLY
$125, Regular $200 Value ¥D.
EASY TERMS Ea. RAYMINT WILL HOLD BN. P TO AND INCLUDING
JULY 3L ENROLL ® Bodin LIMIT—ONLY OTH GRADS SEE TELEPHONE INFORMATION
Open Every Nite ‘Til 10 P.M,
@ TO ACCOMMO! AR WORKERS
iady's yellow gold ring, SPR,
HELP WANTED. EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR
with. a following, for a su which caters to exclusive ply. giving age, ox Address Times, Box A-898
BEAUTY C OPERATOR
8-Day ‘week, mission. Pt. Square Beauty i Bhob. “a Shelby.
# BILLING BLERK
elon
Permanent position
T BOOKKEEPER
Girl to operate Bookkeeping machine. Apply employment office,
s thoroughly experienced
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
TYPING DICTATION. PERMANENT
CLAYPOOL HOTEL PAY ROLL CLERK
Permanent position. Pleasant working conditions; 5% day week. Must be apt at res.
" THE RICHARDSON ©O, 20th & Olney, Call CH-0673 for Interview
for Women's Alteration Dept. Good
Permanent Employment Apply Mr. Prits, 6th floor
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. GIRLS OR WOMEN
18 to 40—To Learn Pressing
SOME io) TAKE Fo.
in & modern dry cleaning plant. We pay you while learning,
Apply Mr. Alexander DAVIS CLEANERS — 2835 Northwestern
SEAMSTRESS 40-Hour Week
General Fur Cleaners 235 S. Meridian
SEAMSTRESS
Experienced for ladies’ alters tion. Steady work. Apply em« ployment office.
L. S. Ayres & Co. SEAMSTRESS
Thoroughly experienced on women's suits and coats. Good salary.» Do not apply unless experienced. Apply Mr. ri,
The Wm. He “Block Co. Co. ~ SEAMSTRESSES
wr sult
alterations; 40-hr. xk. Top y. Ap-
ply in urea o! INDIANA co. 113 Waan, St.
SECRETARY
Permanent position open as secretary to underwriting executive, No previous underwriting exp. Necessary. cellent opportunity, For interview call at
AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE CO. 542 N, Meridian, SHAKE OUT FEEDERS & FOLDERS
Pleasant Working Conditions
STERLING LAUNDRY
735 Lexington
SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
MIDDLE AGED colored lady: good salary;
Jim MADISON HOUSE, 43 M Madison Ave,
MADISON WAITRESS } WER Lowes
- 411 8. Olinots,
GIRLS
: DAY WORE ONLY Do you live near 3800 E. Washington st.? If so, Central States Envelope Co, 18 B, Sherman drive, will train you for a clean, easy factory position, operating an envelope machine. ¢
GIRL or WOMAN"
dry cleaning branch
to manage stores. This 15 pleasant daytime work and we try ‘to place you close fo your home. You are paid while learning. 8
DAVIS CLEANERS
2833 Northwestern “YOUNG WOMEN on, ver. Learn spin pay imcreases while bahung. rh Pitt Indianapolis Bleaching Co. Cotton textile mig. and finishing. 200 N. Blake LI-5466 MANY OPENINGS FOR MEN | A Gooa Place tor » Gir) to Work ” Opportunities Now
INDIANA BELL - TELEPHONE CO,
230 N. Maridisn st Sipioyiom Office—~ Women 5440 | GIRL to take care of children before fore and iy school. For more infarmation call CH-
go or stay. For information call LI-
4668 after 6 p. m to work in small Refined Woman ,7"%.." ¥ nu. to 9 P. M.; $15 per wk. 2310 N. Meridian.
+. INST, Good Pay—Permanent - williams Furnace Division
MONARCH SALES Ct CO.
36 Ww. 10th, Ll Night phone. Mr. Davis, CH ot ras
TO 0 TO %0c PER HOUR. MUSL DEPENDABLE. SOMERS WAREHOUSE & VAN COMPANY Koko (0, INDIANA ~~
GREENHOUSE HELP
Call In Person.
Baur-Steinkamp & Co. Florist, located on State Rd. 29, north of Marion Co. line in county.
GRILL MEN WA. 6440
YOUNG MAN to glass cutting; steady employment with 400d future. Pittsbu g Plate Glass Co., 50 8. State.
MAN FOR GRINDING GLASS. NO EX PE NECESSARY. APPLY 501 8
DELAW THREE ICE ROUTE
DRIVERS
Steady Work==Good Pay
Westside lee &0 Goal Sompaiy
‘Wholesale
Y% mile Hamilton
Ice Delivery Men Permanent Jobs, 3
Irvington Ice & Coal Co.
"412 B. Ritter Ave.
HELP WANTED—MALE-FEM. 10 BOOKKEEPER—ACCOUNTANT Good Pay
STOUT FIELD EXCHANGE Stout Field
BE-5240—~Extension 1 13
~. FOOD CHECKER CLAYPOOL HOTEL
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 ts. .
MEN — WOMEN Pork Butchers Shipping Floor Helpers “Women Sausage Packers Laborers
STARK & WETZEL
725 Gard Gardiner La Lane
Men and Women
for laundry jobs. Steady year-round employment Good working condi. tions and pay.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY 840 N. New Jersey ELI LILLY AND COMPANY
has a limited number of job openings for qualified men and women in office and production departments.
Empl ployment Office 220 East McCarty Street
GIRLS—18 (0 21. Pree to travel with alert £e to California, Texas and return, s week drawing account; travel a> d. Bee Mr. Guida, Hotel Fours to 12 and 2 to 8, , evenings. HELP WANTED MALE AUTO MECHAN
with general experience to 8 for Indiana’s iargest Ford dealer. Excellent con-
ditions. ROY WILMETH Williams
CO. 720 N. MERIDIAN AUTO MECHANICS. GOOD CONDITIONS ~GUARANTEB-COMMISSIONS 30TH & CENTRAL SALES TA-4501
BAKER—OVEN MAN Experienced. Permanent 0 rtunity. Time and one-half over 40 hours. Open Lid West Baking
BAKERY HELP
Opportunity to learn eral snd speclalized training mn rge bakery. No experience necessary. Ask for Mr. Cooper, WONDER BREAD BAKERY 339 E. Market
ODY MEN Best wa and conditions with Indiana's La Ford Dealer.
SEE MR, WILLIAM ROY WILMETH CO. 720 N. MERIDIAN BODY-METAL MAN
Goad Opportunity for Experienced Man SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC, 552 E. Washington St. Comb, Body Metal & Paint Man re Spertunity io make over $100, 0 Olds, 1510 N, Meridian st. Brake Mechanic 525m" Fiat Brake Service, 329 8 Missouri. LI-9319. YOUNG MAN
tor bundle assorting in delivery room. Permanent employmen
Excelsior Fendry 840 N. New Jersey
$1.26 per hour until ability Carpenter proven better. GA-8359.
CAR WASHER roposition for experienced man. uperior Chevrolet 562 B. 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 SOURS AND WAGES.
SCELLENT BAKER S LUNCH ® ROOM
115 W. 30TH: ST,
NO
M0 N. New Jersey.
—. GIRL OR WOMAN for soda fountain work. $32.50 a week with promise of increase if you are willing to stay. Permanent and pleasant surroundings. Only person reliable and Snterented apply. Wolman re Store, Washington st, after m.
= STENOGRAPHER
CLERKS—TYPISTS
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO, 1065 W, Washington
STENOGRAPHER
For permanent 39-
Salary $100 per month MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK
time position. week.
Bowes “Seal Fast” Garp.
216 N. Pine st.
ITS ALL OVER
AND NOW WE NEED THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL
® YoU 7 FILL , THE — ll E INTERESTED IN—
eV J.
Custodian church, House furn. Boller exp. Ref, WA-7362 after 5 P. M.
DRAFTSMAN STRUCTURAL OR MECHANICAL Apply Hetherington & Berner, Inc.
701 Kentucky Ave. MA-3598
* 2 Draftsmen *
Architectural experience preferred. Apply Employment ioe
Kingan & Co. Maryland a0 Blackiord sts, WANTED Driver for Company-Owned Truck
Distributing papers in downtown area.
5-Day, 40-Hour Week
Call Mr. Alllo, RI-6581, for appointment.
EXTRACTOR STERLING LAUNDRY
»
Married, no children, for ;
JANITOR Good Pay
STOUT FIELD EXCHANGE
Stout Field
BE-5240—Extension 113
: Job Press Feeders
‘5-Day Week—420 E, Ohio
LABORERS HAND TRUCKERS
Nesded aa Once
- AMERICAN BEARING CORP.
429 8. Harding
ELEVATOR EZBAKE FL FLOUR MILLS oe Ww. "Washington
entre
PRESSMAN
for vertical Miehle Must be experienced. 5-Pay week. 420 E. Ohio.
Radiator Repairman
Firsts class nl ews ? SJuinped shop. Apply sul
GREYHOUND GARAGE 550 Kentucky Ave.
SALESMEN WANTED
Man with experience on selling roofing and siding Box A-430, Care Times
SALES MANAGER
Man capable of handing sales and estimating on roofing and siding Box A-722, Care Times
WANTED Spray Painters Box Makers Laborers
Indianapolis Wire Baund Box Co.
Beecher st.
LADY'S TAILOR
Experienced; full time; steady work. Apply em ployment office. « « *
L. S. AYRES & CO.
TAILOR and FITTERS EXPERIENCED
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.
Needs
LABORERS
- Apply 1230 W. Morris LABORERS Outdoor, healthful,
work; time and one-h 40 hours. No age t.
Crown Hill Cemetery LAUNDRY EXTRACTOR APPLY :
CLAYPOOL HOTEL MAINTENANCE MAN
with considerable electrical
ear-round for over
Co.,, 1331 E Washington st.
MALE STYLIST
or, Sot don, WR rt, 5 clusive clien nusual 0 the one who qualifies. Apply, giving experience, etc. } Address Times, Box A-885.
MEN SKILLED MECHANICS Also TOOL DESIGNER Post-War Security BASCA MFG. CO.
3019 Roosevelt Ave. Mechanics, Read This
Tage. future, comfortabls surgs, Splendid 3 pay, bonus plan. Free tion, Insusahos : 4 Sraction Terminal dg, NAPOLIS RAILWAY, MECHANICS A REAL rtunity, with Plenty of - Good hours. ssed fad Adams or Mr. Cunningham, Be Olds, 1510 N. Meridian, MECHANICS
Must Be Good—Top Tn Post-War Security HOSTER ROBERTS, Inc. 819 63rd “Your Broad Ripple Ford Dealer”
MECHANICS SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, ‘INC. 552 E. Washington St.
"FIRST CLASS MECHANICS Also MECHANICS' HELPER
Permanen!
Attractive
roundings, transportal Apply us
See Bu GREYHOUND, GARAGE, WANTED
Mechanics, Helpers and Tire Men
in Essential Industry Apply Clyde 8. Berry
AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.
887 Mass. Ave.
0)
preferred but
view call at
AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE CO.
542 N. Meridian,
NIGHT WATCHMAN
With Some Experience In Boller Room,
John J. Madden Mfg. Co.|Xenn
16th & Sherman Dr.
MAN Tor packing department, with some experience on power saws, Apply B01 8. Delaware.
Paper Cutters: Exceptional opportunities to learn steady, good paying jobs, Central States Envelope Co. + i6 S. Sherman Dr.
: TIRE SERVICE MAN
jobs for
Mutilith and Multigraph Operator
Exp. not necessary Pleasant working conditions, For inter-
Picture Framer
Wanted, an experienced picture dramer. Apply employment office.
L. S. AYRES & CO.
Me Lovton, “Milk Co.
“ 1100 B. 15th
PORTER WHITE CENTURY BISCUIT CO,
. 630 W. New York St.
LL The Polk Sanitary
we Ra 00,
Experienced COMMERCIAL TIRE SERVICE 620 N, Delaware St.
TRUCK BODY REPAIR MAN AND HELPERS
Combination welders, Men with electrical experience. AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. / 889 Mass. Ave. TRUCK DRIVERS
rience
City
expe! necessary. Moran experience, | Truck Co., 1027 B. Georgia. RI-3411 pity. For Good Truck Mechanics :
with RAI Fund OE ent, condit!
Nouking
vy Martin Truck Co., 921
Capitol. USHERS
Apply
LOEW'S THEATER Mr. Wooley
| West Baking. Co., 1331 B.
been in operation here for 15 vears
Nat'l Starch des. Ine.
Now is the time to get a g steady post-war job wi
S66" us. CO. OPTICAL CO.
PAL 1402 N. Capitol MEN For Production Jobs
p No experience necessary. Steady work.
THE BEVERIDGE PAPER CO. 717 W. Washington
MEN
Wels Established PARTYMENT
Needed by Bs: Tar
hb 1, Paper Package Co.
803 8 Delaware
YOUNG MEN
for work in production dept. Good io for advancement in Io n. Must be reliable and w ing to work § days a
CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO,
16 8. Sherman Drive -
SERVICE MEN
for fleld service repair with some ED irae. of construction and mine uipment. Permanent employment. Call
Sliverthom, Lies, | Employees Needed Immediately
Ft. Benjamin Harrison Exchange "| SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT 0! 1 WAREHOUSE LABO! x 1 COCA COCA-COLA VENDING MACH. OPR. Apply Mr, Ni Main Excha FORT BENJAMIN N, INDIANA
Permanent jobs for men Read This (25 to 40 in age) as troly and bus operators. Stable industry with ET future for you. Pleasant work, splen- , bonus plan, Paid while learning. ; Mion, 20 yacauon: Ansurante
"iio A APOLIS RAILWAYS LEARN A TRADE
Joung men over 16 to learn baker's trade. armanent oppo i ade, Lermanent of portyplty. Time and
W Ashington St. to sell in small
Refined Gentleman
store, Hours 3 P.M. to 9 P. M.; dD Jet wh, Must bs very neat, 627 N. East St.
PERSONALS & NOTICES 13
FOR BUSY WOMEN
National ertised - aarty el 107 vce the Brice 55 sie pris
"COLD WAVES - . . $7.50
Worth §l0-813. AD Work Guaranteed. 0 Appointment Needed
01-1) Ait LOC ERIE NENTS o
if desired, Tim i halt Tor ee e and one-half for over | Bidg.
Fonte WEL be responsible for debts cone tracted by anyone other than myself ater August 28, 945. Alton Bovard, 2421
Warehouse Man I Experienced. Good Reference. Good Pay.
KRAFT CHEESE
1000 E. Vermont.
nr Sat be Jespanaible for debts conatt Pale JAMES E AtEm ms Roosevelt ave,
Priv. Investigations rT
0865, FR-2082,
WAREHOUSE HELP
Pernianent i} Position for reliable man. wages. Apply
BUSINESS FURNITURE co. 112 East Maryland Bt. % 4 WAREHOUSE * LABORERS
Experience U 55-Hour Week Time and One-Half Overtime
Indianapolis : Plywood Co.
WATCHMAKER
- Wanted, an experienced watchmaker for fine watches. Apply = employment office.
L. S. Ayres & Co.
. Chimney Repairing, ™
REVOKED AITO LICENSE
Certificate wet. TH RELIABLE INS. A 812 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SOHOOL We Graduate INTERN. ATION: AL SEaui UTY SCHOOL BEAUTIFUL White ail Stone for Driveways. BH:7%0
ty dept. CY, INC. MA.
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Front End Ropaing & Al igning *Prant,
Boys Not Returning to School
Pull time work delivering telegrams downpine section; g pay; boys
wilh, bieyeles prefered MR. - DALTON, 1 N. MERIDIAN Western Union
BOYS
NATIONAL 1 HOSIERY MILLS RI-1321—8 s. m. to 8 p. Mm, BOYS-—-18 to 21. Free to travel with alert Fen aren socom avethg en: penses e.. Bee | Mr. Shida, Hote tr ena.
2 BOYS To PARK CARS
g Ele Catags, 128 B. Wabash, Mr.
YOUNG MAN
J A for permanent po sition, see Mr. Miller, w.
W. J. HOLLIDAY & 00.
Vacuum py LE repairing. Furnace “Free estimates. Work guar anteed. MA-3280. Smithers Bros. ate ing Sram. Call before § A. M. or after
GENERAL HAULING, reliabl , dependab B, BERRY, 2219 W. 10th, bo ) ho ie, Gl
hauling, ashes and 3 ete, East side preferred. CH-2782-J hy
aw | irons Toms iE” Be BHCEG2S
HE PAINTING—DECORATING Workmanship Guaranteed. WA-8611.
Pain d Decorating. LW, Madden. HI-0902
Paperhanging 5 Steaming, Work Rube
ice. Floyd Coffman, Rat PAPER HANGING Immediate
Bervice—WA-6291
HANG AND GI PAIRING. BE-0671.
Paper hanging Work gd ame RI-8551. MA-1992
Work guaranteed. RI-0451. er Patch Plastering. Tn.
=H 50-L8 tubes.
Kx 100 MEN *
Tubner products, vital
STORE PORTER
Most Have Chauffeur License
| Davis Slate Sloaters of
4 Ja3; steal Wath, SARe/AGtuIing
ER Fri BY
BARTON HOTEL
Clean, attractive rooms; good beds. weakly rates ‘upon application. Delaware
beds, near bath; near carline; LI20M: newly decorated.
Roden; private et Sammiaiey pone
th a fine She company Lo We can offer you that. in and
SALAR
Phone or visit nance, Just tell 1 need and the pz prefer. No end get a note, auto
Mlinois Build 17 West Market Telephone
NOW Y Ar If you need $4 ‘up to $1000 b _ monthly rate o charges only ©
Merchants’
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to 6 month
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home 1 downstairs, I
A HOUSEKEE
#$4.50—015 EDI keeping; uti
SROADWAY, ; BaD 1 id AY, bath, accom room, $6. i rivate enti private ent: ment, front adults. LI-94
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v4 dbl garage