Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1945 — Page 9

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061 Souther) Ave. 0:45-7:30

corner will house a huge bell, long wished for by the pastor, which will toll the call to worship. An amplifier in the tower, also, will broad-| cast music over the neighborhood. Art glass windows, perhaps given as memorials, will adorn the facade and other walls.

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Wallace Street’ Congrega-

«The congregation of the Wallace

ing hard against time to make headway with the building program

the church's 700 members joined the armed forces. Three gave their

lives. The building committee and Jack Montgomery, chairman, will take

pledges for the construction at the 20th anniversary celebration tomor-| row. The pledge-taking at

nounced at a basket dinner at noon Sunday, Sept. 30.

designed by O. A. Tislow, architect, will resemble churches of the denomination in England. \ in contrast to the trend among many prospective churches which lean toward the early American and Gothic types. Wallace chancel also will be arranged according to Presbyterian tradition which rose long ago in England.

wire-cut brick and trimmed with

10th st. on the present site a Wallace and E. 10th sts. The main part of the new edifice will have : low side walls covered by a roof of steep pitch. It will rise at its highest point to 45 feet and be supported by scissored trusses resting on inside buttresses which will be ex-| posed to the view of the congregation in the pews.

church with the present worship unit which will pe retained as an educational building. The pastor's study will be located in the west wing and the church offices on the second floor . above it. shuffle board court and an oven on the lawn will offer diversion to the youth group.

capacity for 400 and a kitchen willl occupy the basement which will ex- |

* Special Day

tion Raising $80,000.

treet Presbyterian church is work-

before all “the bovs come home” The Rev. Roy E. Mueller, pastor, described the building campaign for the new $80, 000 church as an “effort to provide adequate space for the needs of returning veter-

”

Rev. Mueller

“A total of 128 of

the |

services at 8 and 10:46 a. m. will Rey, D, Millard Y climax the week's program Which Church, pastor, bY ne ales JANE Bel-Canto Woluted several dinnefs. At Wena announced Members of the C. I. O. commitiee dinners, the congregation discussed njiss MacGregor's for bol canal inclide’ My. ROU their building plans. Results of| appointment. mp Ee tran tomorrow's pledges will be an-i Miss MacGregor Fertoation. | of Bea African

Has English Pattern The new Wallace Street edifice,

This is

The interior of

Street with its divided

The building, constructed of red,

ndiana limestone, will face on E. t

Tower for Bell The square tower at the northwest

A corridor will connect the

A cement

The dining room with a seating

tend under the entire building. Chancel Divided

/The chancel will be divided with |

the choir sitting on one side and the organ standing on the other. The communion table will stand in the center of the chancel dominating the scene. In this traditional Presbyterian arrangement, ample room will be given for chairs behind the communion table to seat the minister and lay elders who will officiate at the Lord's Supper. Lectern and pulpit will be placed toward the front of the chancel one at the right hand and the

Pastors to Hold

of the Indianapolis Methodist district will meet for: their annual Christian education®banquet at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the Roberts Park Methodist church.

superintendent, will give the keynote address. Afterward, the leaders of the various age groups will consider their owrf specific parts of the year’s program, prepared by the district board of education.

mental solo and Mrs. Ruby Jenkins will sing. Query, pastor of the Heath Memorial Methodist church and chairman of the district bcard of Chris~ tian education, will preside at the banquet.

Miss MacGregor

her first program as minister of music and organist tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. at the Edwin Ray Meth{odist church. The

is head of the organ departments of Indiana Cen- Co tral and Franklin colleges. She is a* Miss MacGregor fellow of the American Guild of Organists, regent of the Franklin college chapter, a member of the American Association of University professors and an artist member of the National Federation of Music clubs.

at Edwin Ray will be to instruct the senior chapel and later, a children's choir. She has served at the Memorial Presbyterian, the First Evangelical and Emerson Avenue Baptist churches.

Plan Classes

{Catholic religion will open Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Catholic information bureau at Capitol ave, and Georgia st.

an added significance in view of the fact that it was founded by the late Rev. Fr. Thomas Scecina. Father Scecina gave his life as a

at the same hour on Thursdays through Dec. 13. Literature dealing

Annual ‘Banquet Representatives of the 55 churches

LOCAL BRIEFS

FUND CAMPAIGN

Affiliated Local Unions to Meet Monday.

The ninth annual C. I. O. War and Community Pund rally will be held at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the Athénaeum Turners, 401 E. Michigan st. All-out support of the fourth annual campaign of the United War and Community Fuad, Oct. 8 to 23, will be planned. James Robb, district director, will be chairman of the meeting, which will be attended by representatives [rom every affilated local union in the Indianapolis area, Speakers scheduled for the program include J. G. Sinclair, chairman of the fourth campaign; Powers Hapgood, regional director of the Congress of Industrial Organizations; Harry 8. Hanna, president of the United War Fund; Arnold Atwood, regional director of the United Auto Workers, and William Dillingsley, area director, C. I. O. war relief. Music will be provided

Dr. Guy O. Carpenter, district

H. Otis Pruitt will play an instru=

The Rev. Charles R.

Takes New Post

Miss Elsie MacGregor will play

Walter Frisbie, Indiana State Industrigl - union; Mr. Hapgood; William Abel, United Rubber Workers; Mr. Atwood; Henry Bond, Amalgamated Clothing Workers; Ray Jennings, United Packinghouse Workers; Beryl Hamilton, United Electrical and Radio Workers; Walter Craigle and Harry Fielden United Steel Workers of America, and Joseph K, Shepard, president of the Indianapolis Industrial Union Council.

OHIO OIL ADJUSTS PAY TO 40 HOURS

A change to the 40-hour workweek with wage adjustments has been announced by the Ohio Oil Co. vAlso a 15 per cent general increase in base pay for all employees with a present base rate of pay up tto and including $500 a month will affect nearly all of thé company’s 5500 employees. Because of widespread operations throughout the country the departments and divisions will place the program in operation Oct. 1, or as soon thereafter as manpower and other area conditions permit. It is contemplated that the changeover will be completed by the end of the year.

Among Miss MacGregor's duties

Of Instruction

A new series of instructions in the

The information bureau takes on!

chaplain in world war II. The series will consist of 12 classes

with the doctrine discussed will be| distributed at each class. Appointments for private instruction may be secured at any time by calling! the bureau. All instructions are given without charge.

ARMY-NAVY ‘E’ FLAG For excellence in the production

{of materials of war, the Light Subjects to be discussed in the! Metals, Tnc. Indianapolis magne:

classes are: “God and Creation”; | “Redemption”; “True Church ‘and Slum foundry, has been presented the army-navy “E” flag.

Infallibility”; “Commandments of y God”: rar Baptism”; The foundry has operated a total “Holy Eucharist-Mass”; “Penance 0f “403175 man-hours without a

lost-time personal-injury fire and

Confession”; “Marriage”; “Extreme Unction and Indulgences’; “Com- during the war increased the promunion of Saints”; “The Future duction of magnesium sand cast

ings by approximately 70 times, Ward Grantham, vice president, announced.

WPB EXPECTS TO QUIT BUSINESS BY DEC. 25

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (U. PJ). ~The war production board expects to be out of business by Christmas, a top-ranking WPB official said today.

Life” -and “Catholic Practices.”

Third Christian Women to Meet

The Women’s council of the Third Christian church will open its fall season with an all-day meeting Tuesday in the church. Approximately 1000 women compose the council membership. The circles will meet for an open-house

end with the expiration of the sec-

other at the left. The Rev. Mr. Mueller will preach | on “Going Forward With God” at| both services tomorrow. Mrs. William Young will sing Alexander's

“A Prayer” and the choir, “The meeting beginning at 1:30. by Jacobus. The Mary Conkle circle will serve Mrs. Price Garland will accompany {luncheon at 12:30 noon, and that ~ the singing,

Earth Is the Lord's,”

LESSON-SERMON

SUBJECT, ‘MATTER’ and Mrs. Oscar Monteith will lead

“Matter” is the subject of the les- | .,, vocalist, will give a solo,

son-sermon in all Churches of! Christ, ‘Scientist, tomorrow. The Bible citations include the foliowing: “But that ye may know that the Son of man hath power on earth to forgive sins, (then saith He to the sick of the palsy), Arise, take up thy bed and go unto thine house.” And he arose and departed to his house, Matt. 9, 6 and 7. The lesson-sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The same power which heals sin heals also sickness.” p. 135.

SCREEN «COMBINATION

WINDOWS

Né Down Payment! Easy Terms!

- Empire Builders

3006 N. BL BL WAI en!

“NOW! Hoy SERVICE

session at 10:30 a. m., when Miss ond war powers act at the end of Edith Eberle will give short sketches | this year. However, WPB Chief of of new books. Mrs. Russell San- {Staff John D. Small told the United {ders will review “The Townsman” | Press, WPB hopes that some of by John Sedges at the afternoon these functions will be continued because of their usefulness during the reconversion period.

Roberts Park to Give Reception

Young people of the city studying in various schools will attend a reception given in their honor at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Roberts Park Methodist church. The Rev. B. J. Renner, pastor of the Methodist church at Lawrence, Ind., will speak to the youth group which is expected to include high

will be followed by a business discussion led by Mrs. L. P. Highley. The Rev. A. C. Brooks will open the afternoon session with prayer

in hymn singing. ‘Mrs. Arthur Mad-

'Laymen to Hold Retreat Saturday

Laymen of the Indianapolis | presbytery will conduct a retreat|school and college students, college

Civic league will have a pitch«in dinner at Washington park at tomorrow. In case of rain the dinner will be held at the Northeast community problems will be discussed by the adults and pony rides will be enjoyed by the children.

MAY QUIZ MARSHALL: ON LETTER TO DEWEY

—Congress expects to ask Gen. George C. Marshall about reports that he dissuaded Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York from disclosing certain information about Pearl Harbor in the presidential campaign last year.

Her New’ York yesterday that Dewey withheld crucial facts about thes Pearl Harbor disaster at Marshall's request.

a witness before the special congressional committee about to in-

matical. There i$ some sentiment |: within the 10-man joint committee to have the defeated candidate tell his own story about the episode.

Dewey wouldn't be able to tell anything that Marshall couldn't give more fully. yesterday in Albany that he was

information that is not available from direct government sources.”

LOCAL FOUNDRY GETS

Most of its remaining functions 2

The Keystone and 34th Streets|in

noon

center, Community

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (U.P).

Republican National Chairman rt. Brownell Jr. confirmed in

Whether Dewey himself will be

vestigate Pearl Harbor is proble-

But there is also belief that

Dewey himself sald

willing to testify but “I have no

Marshall is scheduled to be one of the principal witnesses when the committee begins public hearings, anyhow.

TOKYO-SAN FRANCISCO TIME CUT 17 HOURS

HAMILTON FIELD, Cal, Sept. 22 (U. P)—A C-54 army transport plane reduced by 17 hours the former flying time between Tokyo and San Francisco, the army air forces announced today. The trip was mada in 25! hours by making stops only at Midway |W Island and Hickam field near Hono-

Guam, Kawjalein in the Marshalls, and Hickam field. Lt. Col. Phillip H. Best, Fayetteville, Ark. was chief pilot on the 6330-mile flight.

MOTHER, DAUGHTER DIE° ON SAME DAY

ANDERSON, Sept. 22 (U. P)— Funeral services were planned today for a mother and daughter who died within a few hours of each other. The mother, Mrs. Bertha Pennisen, 72, died yesterday shortly after she learned of the death of her daughter, Mrs, Bernice Bell, 43.

HITLER SONG BANNED LONDON, Sept. 22 (U, P.).—Radio Berlin reported last night that the playing or singing of Adolf Hitler's theme song, “Deutschland Uber Alles,” had been’ banned in Germany. The broadcast did not state who had banned it.

Organizations

The Ladies’ auxiliary to the Indianapolis police department will hold . an 2 Taction esting at 2 p.m, Monday, a Al torium. Mrs, Donald dent will be in charge.

Monument chapter 540, O.E. 8, will hold a dinner and stated meeting in honor

worthy patron, will be in charge. i ———d—————

OFFICIAL WEATHER

beginning at 9 a. m. and contin- graduates and young married couuing through the evening next Sat- | ples. Any young people who wish urday, Sept. 29, at the Butler to meet others of their age are inSchool of Religion. |vited to be present. Speakers include Dr. Julian Price| A recreational period will be conLove of the Louisville Theological seminary, Carl Vrooman of Bloomington, Ill, and the Rev. John E. Wallace of India. Glenn Harding of Chicago Will lead the devotions

skating, ping pong, group and table games and folk dances will be fea-

committee will be in charge of re-

and the singing. ception ‘arrangements. Dr. 8 L: Both luncheon and dinner will be | Martin is pastor. ‘served.

WOMEN'S GROUP TO ATTEND MEETING

The retreat is sponsored by the men's association formed last spring by the Indianapolis presbytery.

MINISTERS HERE TO DISCUSS RADIO

The Methodist Ministers’ assoclaItion will discuss the “Use of the jo in Christian Service” at the thly meeting at 10:30 a. m. = nday in the Roberts Park Methodist church. =» The Rev. Floyd Seelig will intro-

on “The Restraining Love of Christ’

in the church.

ing will follow at 1:30 p. m.

ducted at 7:30 p. m. when roller

tured. Mrs. Kenneth Carr and a

Miss Helen Bernheisel will speak |p

at the meeting of the Women's as- y st sociation of the Memorial Presby-|2d lleutenan terian church Wednesday afternoon | ney, Ji

Miss. Bernheisel is a daughter of missionaries to Korea and was born there. The association meeting will be preceded by a board session ati 12:30 noon. The program with Mrs.| Bojan: Pred Ellerman, president, presid- Mu

WOUNDED WAR HERO CONDUCTS MEETINGS |

Byited, may it at mortuary. CARNEY--lee Samuel, 56

ney, brother of Mrs. Helen Kincald, Mrs. Jennie Schmitt, Adolphus:and Martin Car~ ney, passed We day, 2 p. m., tian church. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the G. Hurtmann funeral home, 1505 8.

at the church from 1 p. m, until hour of service.

Giayle Maze, Lustlle Kinnick and Davidellen Alexander,

mother of Janie, John L., James Paul asd

the family residence on State Roa day, Sept, 23, ghur

Ploasarn. Selatery. the hom

Lh Maltin Joseph 4

son of Mrs, Matilda Mrs, Joseph Gold of Beech Grove, passed away Thursday, Sept.

Friends invited. RUBBLE--Daisy Irene,

Hubble, Hubble: U. 8. army, overseas; Ruth Hubble

Priiay afternoon w I saaape! of Chime, » 13 Prospect

lulu. Stops formerly were made at|Wa

"| 1601 £, New York

SAT, SEPT. 22, 1945

DANEEL 2 New Ee EE “LERKS ? rs, ro et pe and re 2s igs Wood, brother of R Hen! Mrs y dley, E¥petisnosd in grocery and meat market. Priday, Puneral

Monday,

"10 a. Wy at the George W. Usher ton st. Priends ark cemetery.

igi 9158 8. Pennsylvania st, beloved husband of Carney, father of Earl and Roy Car-

Saturday. Buneral Monthe Olive Branch Chris-

st st, from 7 p. m. Saturday until Monday noon,

FAULCONER—Frank, age 756. Husband of Alline Faulconer, father of Dora Guffey,

away Saturday

Women for Counter Work GUARANTY C

some Mitchell.

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Small, downtown, air-conditioned office: ahorthang, Call MA«2455. Mr.

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Experienced leader for boys, ages 8-13,

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PERMANENT POSITIONS

with excellent opportunity for advancement. Nation-wide yap SPeraians. Miniaium age 25 years. Apply Employment Office, *

AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT co.

875 Mass. Ave.

DAY NURSERY

Trained and _e Aparienced teacher for

Richard David Francis, passed awa

oo Pp. m., Southport Baptist Friends ‘nvited, Interment Maul Friends may call Gadd service,

r., age 4 years, Gold 8r., grand“Zins and Mr. snd

son of Norman Joseph

20. Funeral at the ce of Mrs, Zins, 28 E. Jowa st,

ay, 8:30 a. m.; Sacred Heart shureh,

Apply Employment Office, 7th Fir.

GIRLS

HELP WANTED~MALE-FEM.

“EXP. LUBRICATION

morning at the nome in Acton, Priends kindergarten, RI- IN 4 may call at the home after Sunday noon. SODA FOUNTA take complete charge of two MAL N = Funeral notice later. J. C. Wilson Trice. EDIPHONE OPERATOR is one of the hest ot in Tlla, beloved ‘wife of § ria ) : 5-DAY WEEK We have s number of openings for| See Paul "ppuriunities ‘1p towl. Francis, mother of Harold O. | Jouny ladies Jud young _§ gentlemen 15 HICKMAN. OF08—1510 N. MERIDIAN. - work on our untains. Jai re — SE Yl MI So Jil: | HOOSIER CASUALTY co. Meat Cufter «=; uo 8. me Wash: Mrs. Bertha Barnett, Shirley, Ind, 15th Fl. Fletcher Trust Bldg. Hooks Dependable Drug Stores |Specker's Market, 104s 8. East si. RI and Charles Ayres, Tampa. Fla. grand. California and Market Sts. 3454, 3 He

10 | HELP WANTED_MALE

WYIY

Dictation and general office work. permanent. LI-8015,

Drapery Salespeople

Experienced—Full Time Employment

The. Wm. H. Block Co.

a. m. Interment St. Joseph's

age 47. wife of Henry H., mother of Rev. Raion Wheaton, 11; Paul and Claude

Mrs. Eileen Vielhaber, Service at the J.

HELP WANTED-—-MALE

ARSaTAlT MANAGER for theatre located close theatre located time, Box A-440,

YOUNG man with knowledge of mccounte

ing Pittsburgh State.

AUTO MECHANIC

11 also want man for Must Be A-I west; evenings or full Times.

in north:

for important future responsibilities, late Glass Company, 59 8.|

m. Friends Friends may call at “Chapel of Chimes” after Sunday noon. KENIGHT-Rev. Willlam, age 03. beloved ther of Louise BE. Reed, Capt. Charles V. and William Talbott Knight, grandfather of Shirley ‘G., Barbara Ruth and Georgls Lee Reed, passed away Friday evening. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. m., at Shirley Bros, 96 N, Nlinois. Friends may ciil at chapel any time after 11 8. 'm.

Opportunities Now

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

230 N. Meridian st.

4 CHEVROLET MECHANICS’

RED CAB COMPANY 2 West 13th Street MR. COOK

Mechanics. Read This Arce :

5 ni

EW CAR DEA mio WaGEs 44-HOUR WEE EK. shop ‘and bus mechanics in 4%, i i yg and garage Perm mre us Tee For Bachelor ect en: wurk-| AUTO MECHANIC ER) HA ing conditions. Write or phone qualifi- £xp. on one produsts; 00d pay INDIA NAPOLIS as 3 passed away | cations, Long's Cleaners, Marion, Ind, | Perm lob es-Johson, 3815 College. AUTO MECHANICS GoOD conDiTions| FIRST CLASS MECHANICS Sospact 1A Good Place for a Girl to Work GU ARANTEB-—COMMISSIONS 0TR & CENTRAL SALES TA-4801

MECHANICS" HELPERS

A Permanent, Post-War Secu with general ex nee to work for Indi- -War rity. ana’ Ton est perie denier. Excellent con. New. waders Ps class shop. fiiods oY Wit MET a co™ a Ho aim, "g {| GREYHOUND GARAGE. 550 Kentucky

720 N. METH

Employment Office— Women

Sunday {Newport (Ky.) snd New Albany (Ind) papers please copy.)

MoMILLIN--Harry ©. husband of Pearl,

brother of Mrs. Kate Terry and Mrs, Prances Macdonrld, passed away Friday. Private services at annts & Buchanan

Mortuary Sunday, 10 a. ends may call at mortuary anytime "Baturdam Please omit flowers. NOONE = Grace L., beloved mother of Ralph Turner and Norma Noone, grandmother of ata and Ralph Turner Jr., sister of William ©. Rorke, Hazel Faust, Floe Stiko of on Emma Smith of moving. Bi Ind, passed away JToursdey

HOUS| work, P. O. Box 61, Bridgeport; road 40.

HOSIERY WORKERS - EXPERIENCED PAIRERS SEAMERS FINISHED MENDERS

Permanent Position

National Hosiery Mills Call RI-1321~8 a m. to 65 p. m, te home: may have

partetime job; more for company than

Experienced Bench Men

in planing mill Permanent jobs. WA-3371.

BODY-METAL MAN

Good Opportunity for Experienced Man

MEN

BODY MEN Best wages and conditions with Indiana's Largest Ford Deals: SEE MR. ROY WILMETH Co.

730 N. MERIDIAN 3019 Roosevelt

SKILLED MECHANICS Also WAREHOUSE MEN

Post-War Security

BASCA MFG. co. MECHANICS . -

Muse Be Cood-Top Wa 50-50 Bas Pp ges

Ave,

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC, |ROSTER ROBERTS inc. =~ wit & site 302 EB. Washington ox MECHANICS

neral Monday, 10 m,. Shir Bros, ‘‘Central Fhapel, w 046 x Tilinots st, Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

PARSONS--—-Mrs, Harriet E, mother of wart W, of Indianapolis and James Arthur Parsons, Mt. Dora, Fla.; sister of Mrs. Etta Harrison, Atlanta, Ind. passed away Thursday evening. Services veg & Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, p.m Friends invited. In erment Brown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary. PETERSON -- Ethel Irene, age 54 years, wife of Harry, Srahdmuthiar of Doroth: Savage, gH of Daisy O'Donnell, MH. Clara P Sacock 3 Mrs, Mary Bauer and am F. Bowm passed away Batur-

i Funeral Mende. Sept. 24, I nr at the George W, eh By, 13 ashington st. fends = invited. Bufial

Bethel cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary efter 10 a. m. Sunday. PULLIAM~—Bertha J., age 55, 907 Division re aoa of Mis Dgrothy Denney. rs, Anna Money, Fran awder 8 1/¢, Thelma Martindale, Cpl. Wiliam R,

y Burial Floral Park. os may call at Farley Funeral Home, 1604 W. rris at. . Carlesta Minesinger, South Bend, wife of Adam N., sister. of

to handle telegram deliveries in vicinity field Park, Brightwood, Irvingto wood. Substantial income. Reply b: giving Any telephone number,

fe WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.

Jepred,

Address Times Box A-892 ~ SEAMSTRE

therou hi peri alte er 40-hr, wk. Top sslary. Apply in person o only. ;

Housewives With Cars

encks in University Helghts, Garn, Ravensletter previous business experience if Typewriter pre-

of resi

age, Pp

Brake Mechanic

BRAKE SERVICE, 320 8 Missouri. LI-0519. CARPENTERS

to rough in and side 3 houses a week. 800 8. Relsner.

Experienced; 5%

days. FRANK'S

WANTED

"INDUSTRIAL NURSE Day Work

40-Hour week. Pirst aid training preSome record keeping and some typing

ESSES

o« ented on adie sull

INDIANA PUR 113 E. Wash. St

SEAMSTRESS

Thoroughly experienced on women's suits and coats. Good 4 Salary, Do not “apply unless experien

GENERAL BAKING CO.

a CAR WASHER Superior Chevrolet

Tr ang-American Freight Lines, 19th. Dunne, CH

CAR WASHER and Tire Men

See Mr, Kinsley

» Apply Clyde

518 W. Vermont

position for experienced man

McQuay-Norris

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3 Ue "OOM |PAINTERS 1% CLARE WANES a i Policy Writer 30c. 5" Work in

not essential. MA-6395,

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u ) ALSO BAKER

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GLADSON-We wish to extend our heart. felt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautful floral offerings from our many friends, relatives and neighbors a: the death of our beloved husband and father, John dson, We also wish to thank the Bednblossom mortuary.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 W. T. Blasengym = 2, wa wii

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ROBERT W. STIRLING

_PASHION CLEANERS. 1301 CENTRAL

2% Shakeout

SEAMSTRESS

Theroughly experienced on dresses; 40 hours per | week. Good salary. Do not apply unless experienced.

a aT THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. % SILK PRESSER

indies’

Structural or Mechanical Apply

Hetherington & Berner, Inc.

DR. truck hady “drafting tor” work on mba ance te & Mig Co "tit Spring arove, Cincinnati

SUPERIOR ONEVROLET, ING. 552 E Washington SI.

Mechanics, Helpers %

In Essential) Industry 8. Berry

. AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO.

887 Mass Ave. 3 Experienced Mill Man in

g mill. Permanent job. WA-

Yor Jaiking and

een Im ‘Massachusetis Ave.

office. Experience desirable, but

PLUMBER Romans hd 701 Senitucky Ave, i with auto PORTER—COLORER

GUARANTY CAFETERIA,

Eisenhardt | oy panisNCED

FOREMAN WANTED

PO! OPERATORS FOR O

E.ZBAKE FLOUR MILLS

Feeders and Folders and Shirt Press Operators. Pleasant working conditions. Sterling Laundry, 735 Lexington.

STATISTICAL CLERK STENOGRAPHER TYPIST CLERK

SILK SPOTTER For Bachelor Service Laundry Jome-Evane Co. Ine conditions; Ant position. ‘Write “ Walker Cleaners phone. iaifeations.” Long's Cleaners, Production Jobs “"EOIINTAIN MEN TEE PEE We are In need of & number of (841 E. 46th St. | ONTAN MEN Biee | a Sppelnenod. ou

Freight House Truckers

Permanent Position Opportunity for Advancement

Can Use Part Time Worker

Appl thes at gg } Soployment O Otte Mon to m.

INLAND DORNER 2 Bone.

700 W. Morris

SA M tof P M Penn Railroad, 139 E. South

FREIGHT HANDLERS |

PARY TIME

Pirst class in newly Pleasant Working

RADIATOR REPAIRMAN PERMANENT POSITION equipped shap.

Apply Superintendent

GREYHOUND GARAGE

Conditions in

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opportu Miss Sc leleher, Home Service Department, Citizens Gas & Coke Utility, 49 8. Penn,

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PERFECTION PAINT & COLOR 00. MA-4312

715 E Marylond St.

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