Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1945 — Page 16

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39 DIE AS ENGLISH

express rose to 39 today.

to local hospitals. embankment Sunday.

turned, WINS SIX PAIRS NYLONS

. student, doesn’t mind winning a girl's door prize. At a Red Cross| benefit he held the lucky ticket. The

prize-—six pairs of Byles stockings. TICES i indianapolis 1 “Mon., Oct. 1, 1043 Beauty Softens Sorrow

Express Your Love and Symthy in the Most Understandable Way

% The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.

of Indianapolis

TRAIN IS WRECKED

~ BOURNE END, England, Oct. 1 (U. P.).—The ‘death toll in the derailment of a London-bound Perth

B|eventy other persons were missing and 60 more still were confined

The train plunged down a - 20- foot The locomotive, tender and six coaches over-

NEWARK, N. J.,.Oct, 1 (U, P.).— “Ed-Diminno, Lodi; NJ. high school

DEATH NOTICES

MARLEY Mary beloved wife of Prancis P. Marley, sister of Lucille, Herbert J, { and William P. Moloy, city; Brother Sal-| vator, O. M. Cincinnati, O. passed away-at the residence, 237 N, Summit, Saturday, 7 a. m, age 30 years Funeral from Grinsteiner’s Funeral Home, 1601 E. New York 'st., Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. Requiem High Mass. Holy bi To €hurch, 9 a’ m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. | McDANIEL-—-Muratt, father of Mrs, Ina | Richardson and Laurel KE. McDaniel, | brother of Albert McDaniel, Goldie Osterman and Wyatt McDaniel, passed away Sunday morning. funeral, Tuesday, 1:30] ni. from Shirley Brothers’ Central Chapel, 948 N. Illinois st, Burial Floral Park Friends call at the chapel any time, - MeFEELY Cora H., age 76° years, mother of Mrs. Ethel Lee and Edgar McFeely, sister of Elon Hutchison; also 4 grandchildren, passed away Saturday evenng, Sel: 29, Funeral “Wednesday, Oct, 3, 2 m,, al Royster f-Avkin-Mortuary, 2310 I. Washington si. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortuary. MeTURNAN-Lawrence, 71, 5816 N. New Jersey, husband of Harriett W., father of Mrs, William L. Dunn, Capt. { Bloomington, Ill, and Capt. Robert w of Indianapolis, brother of Clair of In-/ disnapolls, Lea of Parker, Ind, passed way Wednesday, Services Flanner & le’ Mortuary, Tuesday, 4 Friends |nvited, jPrivate burial Friends nfay call at mortuary, MILLER-—Mrs. Addie, wife mother of Dorothy Miller and Mrs. Helen Callahan, grandmother of Jerry Callahan, and sister of Grover and Roger Schaub, passed on at her home, 1134 N, Jeflerson ave. Saturday a. m, Services at the Montgomery mortuary, 1622 N Meridian st, Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Friends welcome, Interment ~~ Memorial Park. Priends may call at mortuary, REED--Nellie, age 71 years, beloved mother of Mrs, Dorothy Raynor of 8an Francisco, Cal, passed away Saturday a. m. Puneral Tuesday 10 a, m., Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois si Burial North Salem cemetery, Friends; may call at chapel any time, RETHMEYER Jesse H., age 52, Randolph, husbamd of Nellie, of William and Chris Rethmeyer, away - Sunday night Funeral later. J, C. Wilton Service, RIEDEL Mary, age 54 years an), wife of Frank Riedel,

may

vmd later. !

of Harry,

1614 8B brother passed notice

(nee Adri-| mother of

NBROOK-Dr. Willlam 8. beloved hushand of Margaret Neil Ankenbrock, | father of T/8 Willlam Jr., Germany; Mary T., city; brother of Ralph Ankenbrock, | away Priday, 5:30 p. m., age 49 ears. Funeral from residence, 4634 Wash. Jaa blvd, Tuesday, 8:30 a. m,, solemn | : ile high mass St. Joan of A; ¢ church, 5 Burial Calvary cemetery, Friends wb residence any lime, BARIICKUAN-.(Denoon) Lora E., mother of Mrs. Dewey Shoemaker, 3422 Northwestern ave., and Forest Denoon, R. R. Lebanon, sister of Vando Cragun of | Latnon, and Alpha Cragun of Indian-| 18; 3s 3 grandchildren, passed away Baadey ea Wednesday, 2 p. Mm. at the Mullan & Smith funeral home at Webtfield, Burial at Zionsville cemetery, BOOTH—Julian F., husband of Katherine 8. father of Mrs. Barbara Pickard and | Robert D, Booth, passed away Saturday

Sarvices Tuesday, 10:30 a. m, At the J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes, 1334 Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial} Greenwood. Friends may call at the onapel of the Chimes’ any time. BELL — Catherine (Katie) of 3h

McCallister, %. Elisabeth McIntosh, Saturday, Sept. 29, at 8:30 &. m,, 5, Puneral Tuesday, October 2, rom | Blackwell Funeral Home, 1503 . Meridian st, 8:30 a. m. Requiem Ph at Balint Joseph church, # a. m. Inter-| ment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends in-| vited. Friends may call at the funeral home,

COX-—-Monroe J. 8r., 428 N, tered into rest Saturday, age 61

Alabama. a

father of Mrs. Jane Parman, C i Allen, Pvt, Grover C., Monroe J, Marie, Frank Christine and James Cox; brother of Walter, Geol e and Gots Cox. Service Monday, 2 mi. ai Peace Chapel, 2080 E. ons an, Friends are welcome. Burial Tuesday, Bowling Green, Ky, Moore

Mortuaries, PUFFY ~Rev, Joseph A. age 46 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dufty of 3015 N. Meridian st, brother of the Rev. A. B. Dully ana George Duffy of city, Mrs. © M. ultels of Fort Wayne, L. T. Duffy of Shiono | and William Duffy of Washington, D. passed away Baturday. Funeral ater. Oct, 2, 10 a. m., St. John's Church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery, Friends may call at the George W, Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washwil st., until 2 p, m. Monday, Remains le in state at St, John's chureh.from 30 p. m. Monday until hour of service aon to be held at St. John's church | due to 40 hours devotion at St. Anthony's. DUNN Albert A. (Lon), husband of | Laura Dunn, father of Mrs Paul Ej Brown (Blanch Dunn), grandfather of 8. Sgt. Paul Albert Brown, Weisbaden, Cer | * may brother of George E., James O, |

and C. C. Dunn, passed away | Sunday evening at his residence 410 Buckingham dr, Service Wednesday, 2:30 m., Conkle Funeral Home, 19834 W. | gichigan, Friends invited, Burial Crown | Hill. Priends may call at funeral home after 4 p. m. Tuesday. ERSIG—Thomas, 97 years, fartehr of Sustave oe Louis Essig, passed away | Monday = , Time and services later. Friends may Teall at Planner & Buchanan | Mort MALY. | L—Agnes Matle, wife of W. Basil “ariel, sister of Timothy J. Casserly, . Bdward Casserly, Catherine Eassarly of. Indisnapolls, Nora Casserly Reid Kansas ah Rissouri, John Casserly, Philadelphia phased away Sept. 30, St. Vincent's Friends may call ‘at the Feeney noagiial” Funeral Home, 2319 N. Meridian st. Funeral Wednesday, 8.30 from funeral h 9a. m. 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral Burial Holy Cross cemetery.

FLEENER Harry, 658 8. New Jersey, father of Dale and Luther Hayden ¥Pleener, U, 8. navy; brother of Elmer, Indianapolis; Ira of Morgantown, an Grover of Tucson, Ariz. Mrs, Nannie Reichard, Ben Davis; Mrs, Bessie WilHams, Clayton, passed away Sunday. Services at Trafalgar Christian church

Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Burial Greenlawn cemetery, Franklin. Friends may call at the flsen “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st FOREMAN-—-Raymond A. 52 years, 1817 Edgecomb, husband of Josephine, father of Plight Officer Charles - Foreman of Maxton, C., and Mrs. Earlma Rae Ackerman, passed away Sunday. Funeral notice later. Friends may call after 6 p. m. tonight, Wor further information call Aaron-Huben Funeral Home, TA-4727 FULLENWIDER Clara 61 . vears, 720 Prospect sl, beloved wife of Earle Pullenwider, mother of 8. A, D

3-¢ Earle C. Fullenwider, sister of Henry C, Walle REE H., and Charles H. Kellermeyer, all of In dianapolis and Edward C, “of Rio Vita, Cal, grandmother of Marianne, passed | away Monday. Puneral Wednesday, 1:30] he » at the G, H. Herrmann funeral Rome, 1508 8. East a! Friends invited | Burial Crown Hill, FPriends may call "| funeral home after 7 p. m. Monday HANLEY Catherine Daly, wife of Martin F.. mother of Sgt. Francis E Cpl. | Daniel BE, Robert £, U- 8. N. R, Regina | M,, Bernard M, U. 8, N. R, Richard L | 3) Joseph L., David M, and Martin ¥, Hania ley Jr. sister of Eugene, Margaret, | Michael, Lawrence and Daniel Daly, Mrs. | Lenora Robards, Mrs. Elizabeth Jansen died Bt, Vincent's hospital, Sunday Lime |

: of service Iater. Altar Society, Assumption | church, meet at the home 8 p, m, Tuesday | ’ HOSS wey 8. entered Into rest Satur. day evening, age 47 years Husband of Dells Fussill Hoss, father of Mrs, Norman | B. Davis, Sgi. Dewey F. Hoss, foster! father of Charles Passwater Hoss, brother of Mrs. Curtis Chappel, Mrs. Fred Martin Mrs. Bert Goodpasture, Mrs Howard Deardorf, Charles Ralph and Fletcher Hosa. Friends may call at Ben Davis Chapel, 6113 W, Washington st. Time of|

service given later Moore mortuaries JENKINS—Wilhelmina, €8 _ years, 2650] Allen ave., beloved wife of Clarence E Jenkins, mother of Ethel Tilson and Har- | old. Senko, sister of Mrs. Chas. Pinchum |

and Mrs. Ernest lonel, passed away Sun-| day. Puperal Tuesday, 2 p. m,, at the! , H. Herrmann funeral home "1508, 8. East. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill | Priends may call at the funeral home| after 2 p, m. Monday, JOHNSON-—Mrs. “Beatrice (Burch), age 81, died Bunday morning at City hos

pital after brief illness, mother of Hellen Seep Craig, daughter of John Burch 8r

sister of John Jr. and Elliott Breh. Puneral Tuesday, 2 p. m..- at Winfrey Puneral Home. Friends invited

KELLY Bridget, age 68, widow of the late Dan Kelly, formerly of 1013 8, Senate ave; beloved mother of Kathieen Taylor , Germany,

Indianapolis, . Chicago, and Mrs, O'Sullivan, Ireland. Funeral from Speaks & Finn funeral home (new josation, 1639 N, Meridian), Tuesday m., 8t. Catherine's Church 9 a. m, Burial Holy Cross CemeFriends invited T—Bernard, 61 years, of 4137 N. nd of Thirza Lehnert, and Mary of city: John adison, Peter of Detroit and Sister M. Radegundus of Oldenburg, Ind, passed away Saturday. Friends may cull at the J n Funeral Home (new location, 2428 10th st Hume, Puneral Wednesal 8. Joan of Invited. Burial

ried of Marion, Ind. turday iain at his dau ence, 5636 Washington bivd,, ther of Mrs. Marjorie 3 will be’ conducted ron Ruben Puneral Home. Hebrew loved husband of father of William R.,

tis, elon Teal, Mrs. Elizaer, Mary Agnes and LL resid

Arc Crown

assed

Cemetery,

| Mrs, Margaret G,

5 away Sunday.

luntil 4 p. m, Tuesday, Remains will be in [siate at Bt, John's church from 5 p. m. | Tuesday until hour of service. For further T information call the ‘George W, Usher | Mortuary, BE-3757: | STAFFORD—John D, father of Mrs

s, | Robert Long hospital,

CARDS OF THANKS

iness and

cemetery. |

Mrs, Eleanore Lamb and Robert Rolley, Richard and Joann Riedel, sister of] George, Joseph, Josephine and Jean Adrian, and Mi George Wilson, all of city i Funeral from late home, R. R, 4, Box 713, Bluft , Wednesday, 8:30 a.m, B8t | Roch's church, a. m. Burial Bt Joseph 5

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |

FACTS ABOUT COAL

You need anly recall the critical coal shortage of last year to recommend the wisdom to place your coal order at once.

Remember while the war vis over, there is still a bottleneck of railroad facilities that will keep coal on. the critical list for some time to come. Call one of these reliable fuel dealers now «+ +

Lauck service Friends may call |

{any lime,

SHEA Rev brother of Mrs

James R., age T8 years, Marie Robertson of city, White of Muncie, uncle nieces and nephews, passed Funeral Wednesday, Oct, 3, John's church, Friends iocemetery, Friends 1515 N. Beville ave,

of several

10 a, m, St vited, Burial Calvary may call at residence,

Beatrice 8. Myer, Mrs. Hazel McKinney and Miss Katherine Stafford, brother of

Mrs, Minnie Bell, Utica, N. Y.; Mrs, Ella Knapp, Gloversville, N. Y.; Bdward of | Salisbury Center, N, Y., and Clinton

Stafford, Little Falls, N. Y. passed away

HELP WANTED—FEMALE 9

Accounting Clerk

Some comp.: pref, high school graduate.

On the Circle

he Pure Oil Co., 810 Test Bldg.

“Bannér-Whitehill

ATTRACTIVE OPENINGS Age up to 30 Years

® CASHIER ® TYPISTS ® JUNIOR CLERICAL ® SWITCH BOARD RELIEF OPERATOR

ORDER YOUR COAL TODAY ~~ From One of These "RELIABLE DEALERS

™

HELP WANTED—-MALE-FEM. 10

MON. OCT. 1, 1945

HELP WANTED—MALE

. COLLECTOR—WITH CAR

High salary and commissions.

SALES PERSON

who" isn't afraid to work to make up to $150.00 per week selling needed, hot, hard-| to-get items; man or woman, only one Leded, Apply at a N. Capitol ave -4920. Mr, Schult

MULTIGRAPH “OPERATOR

Experienced; Steady Work. Good Pay.

PERFECTION PAINT & COLOR ee, MA-4312

» SODA FOUNTAIN

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

CASH COAL CO. Pay Cash—Save Money 1008 E. Mich. CH-6250

HOOSIER COAL & OIL CO. ‘We'll Keep the Rome Fires Burning’ ~-1300- 8: 30th SWAB

Hooks Dependable 8 Drug 5 Stores

California The PREST-O0-LITE €0., 416th & Main Sts.; Speedway Steady Jobs

INDIANAPOLIS COAL CO. “The Old Reliable”

2301 Winthrop WA-4527

ERNEST JOHNSON * Welders * Assemblers S COAL co. . % Visual Inspectors orthwestern ve, TA-1513 TA-1515 * Laborers 8 % Mechanical Engineers METROPOLITAN COAL % Draftsman

& OIL CO. % Millwright Hot EB ton Be Boia * Pipe Fitters

Only position open for female: % | Stenographer

Apply n Plant

MONUMENT COAL CO-OP. A Nonprofit Publie Service Covering Entire City

701 E. Wash. St. See Representaiive at U.S. KE. 8,

. Washington HELP WANTED—MALE

FR-2323

MUESING-MERRICK n

COAL CO. SRI 5 230 Brookville Rd. IR-1191 Auto Body 401 5. State A885 *"* Fender Repair Man,

Also Mechanics

PENN COAL CO. 51/5 Days

“Fill Your Bin From the Penn”

741 E. Washington FR-3443 Plaza Motor Inn WRIGHT COAL CO. a 51 y BR-2441 35 N. Keystone with general experience to work for Indi-

BR-AU41 ana’s largest Ford dealer. Excellent con.

ditions, Y earnings. Mr Willams RO

WILMETH CO.

720 N. MERIDIAN

AUTO MECHANIC

HELP WANTED—FEMALE |

RETARY as NAc, CAHBOR Wes . . 44- R EEK. RECEPTIONIST 3757 N. ILLINOIS pitoent business school graduate or ap- 5 n i ‘ will be considerend Cake rice : BAKERS accurately; speed in dictation is not Doughmixer; also baker with some exSstential; 40-hour, 5-day , week, Apply] Perience. Time and one-half for over a. or 1:30 p. m. only. Mr. Fritsch, (40 hours, Permanent opportunity. Open anima Advertising Manager '| evenings. West Baking Co. 1331 BE. The Indianapolis Tim Taian & I » P os BAKERY HELP Experience not necessary; thanse for STENOGRAPHER advancement See Mrs. Maxwell

HOSTESS CAKE |

Pleasant

(Saturday evening. Services Flanner & | Buchanan Mortuary, Tuesday, 2 p.m. Priends invited Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at mortuary. | STRAWDER--Mary, Age 57, 1814 N. New Jersey, Wife of Frank Strawder; sister

of Bihel Chitwood, Passed. away Saturday evening. - Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. m, at Farley funeral home, 1604 W. Morris st, Friends invited, Burial, Martinsville, Ind. SWIGERT -- Emerson Leo, Lizton, Ind, passed away Saturday afteftroon at husband of Anna, father of Mrs. Thelma McGinty, brother of ‘Mrs, Clara Louden. Services will be conducted 1 p. m, Tuesday at the resi-

dence, Lizton, Ind. Priends may call at

CLERK-TYPIST

Personnel department; permanent position; age 20 to 30.

Real Silk Hosiery Mills

634 N. NOBLE ST,

COUNTER girl and walirats, aa & m,

residence mny time after 2 p. m, today, Arrangements by Aaron-Ruben Funeral| to 8:00 p. m. $25 week. Home, Interment Memorial Park ceme- C U R B GS 1 R T [LS tery WILSON -J [hes Edward, beloved husband of Clara flson, father of Mrs, Nelson 5440 Biitots, Mrs. Herbert €, McConnell, grand- TEE PI PEE WA-6440 ather of Mary Ann Elliott and Judith AY NURSE Ann McConnell, Warren E. and William D NURS RY Norman McConnell, passed away Sunday Trained and Siperisnced teacher for mornin Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 ¥ m. | kindergarten. R1-725 from Shirley Brothers’ Irving Hill Chapel, | =r 5377 BE. Washington st. Burial Wishing- DIET MATDS

ton Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time WOHLFELD- Jenny Marks, of Bloomington. Ind. passed away Sunday morning in Indianapolis. Mother of Louis L., Mrs Scott Cunningham, Mrs, Harry Jacobson and Mrs, Louis Becovitz and four grandchildren Services will be conducted 2 p. m, Tuesday at the Aaron-Reuben Punaval Home. Friends may. call after 2 m. today. Please omit flowers. (New Fork City papers please copy.) ZIMMER Gerald P., age 60, brother of Mrs. W. H. Davis and Mrs. C. H. Scarce, Noblesville, Fred Zimmer, Albuquergue, N. M., and Harlan Zimmer, Grand Rapids, Minn, home, 7809 White River dr., Saturday p. m Funeral 2 p. m, Tuesday at Evans, Bodby & Trout funeral home in Noblesville, | Friends may call at funeral home any i time, Burial In Zimmer cemetery

| DRIVER -We- wish to thank our neighbors and friends for all their services, kindowers for our beloved father, A. Driver, who passed an to a better

side mond

passed away at his|

Jaundry. Sunny-

Salary, room, board, Miss Hay-

Sanatorium. CH-T676,

Drapery Salespeople

Experienced—Full Time Employment

Apply Employment Office, Tth Fir.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

EDIPHONE OPERATOR

“5-DAY WEEK

HOOSIER CASUALTY CO.

15th Fl, Fletcher Trust Bldg.

world on Sept, 26, 1945. Also Rev, Jones, West View Baptist church and the Conkle Funeral Home MR. AND MRS WM. HENSON, DAUGHTER AND SON MR. AND MRS. GRO. ROBERTS, GRANDAUGHTER AND FAMILY

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5

W. T. Blasengym 9 2570, wa. se

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1954 W. Michigan St. BE-1984

FARLEY FUNERALS Market 1334

1804 W, Morr» & BUCHANAN -~ 28

Creek Boulevard. TA-3371

BERT S. GADD

2130 Prospect St.

GIRL FOR

GENERAL OFFICE WORK

Apply BOWES "SEAL FAST" CORP.

216 N. Pine

“GENERAL OFFICE CLERK

5%2-DAY WEEK

Permanent Chance for Advancement

HERFF-JONES CO,

1411 N. Capitol

GRINSTEINER'S oe NAN

HISEY & TITUS

#51 N. Delaware St

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. Llhinots L1-8400

ROBERT W, STIRLING

1423 Prospect MA 4944 J. 0. Wilson “CHAPEI OF THE CHIMES" MA 48

L1-3838

to of

on O8lL RI-1321~8 8, 10.3 5. MW.

field Park, Brightwood,

HOSIERY WORKERS EXPERIENCED PAIRERS SEAMERS FINISHED MENDERS

Permanent Position

National Hosiery Mills

Housewives With Cars handle telegram deliveries in, vicinity residences .in University Heights, GarIrvington, Ravens

1234 Prospect St wood, yughilie and. Speedway, Sub d x ¥Y (stantial income, Reply by letter ving LOST & FOU ND nen previous business experience if any, LOST--Female Wire Haired terrier: vi-|!elephone number. Typewriter preferred. cinity 16th and Central; black and | STERN UNION TELEGRAP n vo. | white with tan head; child's pet. Reward | WHITE or colored girl General houseRI 9055 —————— | work and ironing Help with care of LOST—Black leather purse. vicinity 300 2 children Stay. ~FR-5682 block N, Hamilion or 1500 block N 5 Olney, contains currency; change purse; > LISTERS keys. Reward, CH-2356. Experienced on family work, pin — STERLING LAUNDRY POUND—Good tire mounted on wheel 735 Lexington owner may have same by describing | se —- and paying for ad. 1443 W,. Ohio "OFFICE HELP MALE DOG “small black and brown. an- E y swers to “Tiny Lost near 1000 Ar- X perienced ington, Reward. 10368 8, Arlington, | OST=Towniowit Sal, man's large yel- STATISTICAL CLERK low gold wedding ring, engraved inside Reward HU-6118, R. A Kirchhosser, STENOGRAPHER LOST —8terling sliver | leaf “shaped “pin with blue stones downtown; sentimental TYPIST CLERK value; liberal reward. FR-003 | BR~ ~4009. STRATED —Peke female blond: hat two Q - 3 tags,» dog is sick with mange. Please Mc uay Norris Mfg. Co. call MA-0486 days. IR-1622 evenings 1731 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. | LOST—Brown alligator purse, Zaring Theater, Sunday evening, Reward plus | money in purse. TA. 2727 SEAMSTRESS | LOST Brown Doberman | Pinscher; answers \ name of “Duke.” Child's pet. Reward, Thoroughly > experienced on women's TA-5126. aulis and coats. Good salary. Do not LOST—Wire-haired terrier vicinity Bsth PP'y. uniess experien _And Delaware. Reward. BR-6459 Apply Mr, Prits, INSTRUCTIONS ' Th, Mave

The Wm. H. Block Co.

NOW ONLY

$125, Regular $200 Value ® EASY TERMS ARRANGED, ® SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD EN. 3 ROLLMENT UP TO AND INCLUDING SEPT. 30. ENROLL N ® NO AGE LIMIT ONLY ‘STH GRADE EDUCATION NEEDED ® FREE TELEPHONE INFORMATION

Open Every Nite "Til 10 P. M. ® TO ACCOMMODA oni MMORNTE, BNE LOY £0 ® COMP MONTHS DAY

Own your own shop «+ + earn $128. weekly: depending on the size of 5 nti or we place you an well JAvioe responsible Easy Method

+ Rosition. Free atalogs. Phone |X detatied Agformation.

SEAMSTRESS

Thoroughly experienced on Iadies’ dresses, '40 nours per week, Good salary. Do not apply unless experienced. Apply Mr, Prits, 6th Floor

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SEAMSTRESS

for men's Alteration departme w

40-hour anent Bioyment; pleasant working con

Apply employment office, bh

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. |

thorou experien Six. 40-<hr. ote bly in person only.

wk. 5 dar

working conditions; 5-day 339 E. MARKET ST. week. See Mr. Schmorr Sr, at Kimble Glass Co., 229 E. South St. Experienced Bench Men ws in planing mill, Permanent jobs, WA-3371. + m STENOGRAPHER OC) with shorthand experience. P. - 8% wages and conditions with sition. Small office, Good a indignas Largest Fo Dealer, day week Call LI-7586 for appointment. EE ME. WILLIAMS Evenings BR-9266, ROY WILMETH CO.

120 N. MERIDIAN

BODY-METAL ‘MAN Good Opportunity for Experienced Man

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC.

STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS

Merit System positions open for those interested [n pleasant work with oppor-

tunity for advancement. Down - cation, 40-hour week; many pions Ho 852 E. Washington St. 15s Bmit rd Floor, 14 Expe s Meridian St. INDIANA EMPLOYMENT Brake Mechanic SN 4

ECURITY DIVISI VIVISION. BRAKE SERVICE, 320 8. Missouri, LI- 9319,

Steno-Ediphone

OPERATOR *

Permanent position; good starting

salary, W. J. Holliday & Co.

C. G. Miller, 543 v McCarty

STENO-TYPIST

Light dictation. Accuracy essential.

AMERICAN BEARING CORP, 429 8. Harding

‘TRAINEES

Chief Inspector Precision Machined Parts

Progressive Indianapolis company. Excellent opportunities. Give full De in letter. Address Times, Box A-444,

DIE DESIGNER

Must be first class, Excellent proposi-

FURNACE

Good - Permanent Williams ace Division

MONARCH SALES CO.

36 WW. 10th LI-4438 Night phone, Mr. Davies, CH-7283

MAN

45 to 50, for general service (janitor-porter) work with firm making medicine.

Apply Employment Office

PITMAN MOORE CO,

1200 Madison ave.

GRILL MEN WA. 5440

Needs

LABORERS

Apply : 1230 W. Morris

Indianapolis Power & Light Co.

Good Laborer

Steady Work Perfection Paint & Color Co. MA-4312

LABORERS

No Experience Necessary 8teady Work

KINGAN & CO.

Blackford and Maryland

Good Pay

LES 4455

RTH

LABORERS

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

Crown Hill Cemetery WANTED—ONE

Lay Out

Engineer Address Times Box A-446

EXP. LUBRICATION MAN

See Paul A

for planing mill work.

427 W. Market

take compiete charge of two racks. This is one of the beat opportunities in town

dam HICKMAN OLDS—1510 N. MERIDIAN

All-Around Machine Men BALKE & KRAUSE CO.

MACHINE MAN CABINET WORK

Good wages; -

MASONS—To lay cement blocks here a city, Long job. Top wages.

SKILLED MECHANICS

Railroad Openings for RIVETERS, SHEETMETAL

PAINTERS, CARPENTERS,

Apply U. S. RAILROAD RETIREMEN BOARD

Bldg.—41 E. Washington St.

steady employment. Goldsmith Equipment Co., 339 N. Capitol ave.

WORKERS, BOILERMAKERS,

CABINET MAKERS, WELDERS

New Location: Room 309 Kresge

in IR-

Mechanics, Read This 44%

auto and bus mechanics in our mod shops and garage. Permanent and liable work. Good future, surroundings, splendid pay, Flee, j2a br anspor tation. Vacation, plan.

Insura. DIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

Attractive

comfortable bonus plan.

214 Traction Terminal bldg.

for ern re-

nce

MECHANICS 552 E. Washington St.

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC.

”

MECHANICS" HELPERS

FIRST CLASS MECHANICS

701 Kentucky Ave.

perienced ‘person. Should like Rgures and detail work. Pleasant office, interesting duties. Call RI-1321, 8 a. m. 4 5 ppm

ot ELECTRICIANS wanted by importdnt peacetime Industry. Must have experience on maintenance work. Helpers need not apply. Permanent job; 48-hour week. See Mr, ker, 2050

TYPIST—General Office Work

4, . Prospect st., Citizens’ Gas and Coke me policy writing. Sten tility, Stone, 6th floor Consolidated So & GIRLS Loudspeaker engineer with practical

DAY WORK ONLY Do you live near 3800 E. Wash ington st.? If so, Central States Envelope Co., 16 8. Sherman drive, will train you for a clean, easy factory position,

experience in direct radiator design. Also senior electroacoustic engineer with design and id preleraby applications experience, ADIO MFG CO. 6601 8. Ee Chicago 38, Ill.

i envelope machine. operating an FOUNTAIN ME TEE = A~ GIRL "FREIGHT HANDLERS for telephone sales work, Must PART TIME have pleasing personality, Drug 6 PM to 10 PM. rtunt perience preferred. Op- New York Central R. R.

portunity for advancement

MUTUAL DRUG CO.

18 Ww. N. Georgia

WESTERN UNION YOUNG "WOMEN

Train for ch Work Pald While Learning Also

PERSONNEL DEPT, 715 Big Four Bldg. 105 8. Meridian St.

Freight House Truckers

Permanent Position Oppaertunity for Advancement

Can Use Part Time Worker 6. A M tof P M

Penn Railroad, 139 E. South FURNACE CLEANERS

Earn $65 and up weekly, We have

tion. Williams Tool & Engineering Corp. Clerical or light stock work: 124 Kentucky ave. Permanent Post-war security. automatic increases; permanent, DOCK MEN ew, modern 1st class shop. with a future; 5-day week. ton Va American Pieigh Lines, les » oR es “Sunt “ol ourage t pply C. nne, - . 50 Kentucky => LANE BRYANT <= TR 57 B. Marker DRAFTSMAN xperience Il Man in planing mill. Permanent job. WA-3371, TYPI ST Structural or Mechanical MEN For Pac and Apply McQ Sack Room | 18 to 30 : cQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. Excellent opportunity for ex- Hetherington & Berner, Inc. 1737 Massachusetts Ave.

PAPER CUTTERS

steadv, good paying jobs.

CENTRAL STATES ENVELOPE CO. 16 8. SHERMAN DR.

Exceptional opportunities to learn

MAN

FOR PLANT WORK

Ww ae Seay

= PLASTERERS

Steady; $1.78 per hour. BE-3478 apply 20% 8. Delaware, 8 a. m. to 9 a.

Poultry Graders & Feeders

Kingan & Co. 700 W. Maryland

or m.

PORTER

Experienced In Drug Store Work.

HARMACY N. Illinois

8T, MORITZ

2 PORTER—EXPERIENCED

100 N. PENNSYLVANIA

‘TRUCK DRIVERS

- PERMANENT POS TONS |

conmmition cures | S58 55, 5 ibys gid PONTER_COIONED (inside work ; “28 : 4 APPT Eero ter Olerks | §i"ioly So L148. Night phone,” Mr. POT WASHER Gi BLN By | Dict tie 3, 10 430 0 'm Monday through Furnace Installers & Helpers |Cuaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian m. to 8 a w om rr | navi nal? P30 Mphe| EEEMENGED sow SHOVE. A ( Good. Place Tor a > y Girl to Worl Ww. ¢ but not Hecsssary. Dal at 36 W, 10th ELEVATOR nN lo Work a nm ah & pone Mr. Davies, E-Z-BAKE FLOUR MILLS Opportunities Now ’ oe Co., tae. INDIANA ICE DELIVERY MAN Bean BELL N TELEPHONE Co. Steady employment. Route Pp A + Meridian ‘st. Hand press feeder for print Employment Office Women § pays sround $200 per month, Si eciome; ap TO gen. PB : THE BEST COAL CO. EXPERIENCED IN OPERATING 11 Leota "ot WAN-MOORE co. Meistergrams J JANITO COLORED MAN & Monogramming Machine 5 YEARS. NO PRESSMAN ovine Ee SS LDREN POSITION AS | experience. Steady work if shtistietony. Apply Employment Office, Tth Floor Suto DIAN. | ARGE, APART) IMENT. THE KEYSTONE ESS, 12 128 W. 10th st. The Ww H BI k ARY, pELUS LIVING O QUARTERS with Production on Jobs m. H. Block Co. |IEkEor® AND “HarEhEnces. RE: He M1 Red OE A ra QUIRED, APPLY IN, PERSON FROM § ny, 48-hour week and fine worke R TT URSReUber Gnder io; | A. M-13 NOON ARE, 3 P. M-3 P. M NY: ondiions, Win Jana. help in private’ small tea [JL W. 28TH ST, (APP ut our Employment Otic HELP WANTED MALE oo HOSPITAL ORDERLY Boris Aro tu gi Syd OM esl i SRL Steady Employment INLAND CONTAINER C CORP. ~GUARANTES- Apply Xora J00_W. Morris 0TH a CENIRAL Tas! METHODIST HOSHTAL : —— GET THAT RAILROAD JOB 5 NOW! .. Openings for

| SHOP WORKERS, STORE

HELPERS, YARD BRAKEMEN,

| MEN WANTED — WHITE

- $20 for

PHONE FOI FOR A LOAN= Anytime —Day or Night o Coll MA 4455 Rowan Your applicotion con. be

Pion this oflernoon or Tomorrow for your money.

. . Borrow on CHARACTER or AUTO $50 to $1,500 OR MORE—Take 6 weeks to moke first payment.

“4 out of 5 Loans made Without Endorsers No credit inquiries made of friends or relatives.

DOWN PAYMENTS ON HOMES * OTHER LOANS F(¢

MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ 12 Pymis. | 20 Pymss. $54 $5.02 75 5.92 {700 9.20 | $5.91 150 13.80 8.90 token Y 00 18.39 1185 7 58 17.7 [400 | 3678 | 23790] pes 500 44.98 | 29. 750 7.47 | 44.4 1,000 89.95 59.3 LIFE TTI INCLUDED Pe ments includ per $100 oe a erancs Juth Sun 132 L dco of 1% on ofl wnpoid 2 onces on looms under § 00, VT monthi « loreer loom if noid "Sd secording to shed

over the phone. . . Then come to Metris

PARKING in lot across the street

Many loons completed while you weil, Ask for Mr. Coots or Miss. Georgeft,

OANS FOR 20 MONTHS FOR

110 EAST

Pla || WASHINGTON 30 Days Costs Only 60c

“220 280

CASH, MUNTHLY PAYMENTS ou] Including All Charges : 3 mos. | 6 mos. | 12 mos, | nh. a

7. 3 98.19

Borrow on your . signature alone, car or furniture, For quick service

“Other Amounts in Proportion

Its

Common Sense fo See

LOAN

COMPANY

onwealth

200 Roosevelt

Monthly rate 1%% on that

205 Odd Fellow Bldg., Penn. & Wash.

Ll. 8495 Bldg., UL. & Wash. LL 1431

3% on balance of $150 or less and

SALARY LOA

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

Mlinois Building, 3rd Floor 17 West Market Sc Cor Illinois St. Telephone Riley 5404

- HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

part of the unpaid balance over $150. N S $100—$200—$300 Without Endorsers Repay in monthly instalments to suit your convenience. Apply by phone! For extra fast serv-

ice, phone first, then call at the office for the money.

) FOR BUSY Nationally advertise narily sell for twice Fine Hair 8t

Worth $10-812. Al 0 Appoint Helen of Troy Permanent

OTHER PERMA

rs Open 2 nd

. gan SoH FING pe W 809 State Life bldg.

BUSINESS SER)

MEYER . 214 E. 16th

AWNING AWNINGS 23.7

down, store your awnings

THOMPSON

USHED e stor Call TA-5002.

WHITE crushed sto $4.50 per ton spre

PRY wells; septic mped and clean Phone BE-0204-J,

Te Front End Rep

Vacuun Furnace teed. MA-3280. ‘Si System, Before § / GENERAL HAULING __B. BERRY, 2219 GENERAL hauling, Bast side preferre ardwood floors I ished, refinished. | PAINTING—INTERI SATISFACTION 8200.

PAINTING, Interio Prompt service, HU-6278. H. Haase. PAINTING houses mates. Call Baxte inting wad Inter © rating. L. W. MA

If you need $400, $500, $600 or up to $1000 borrow at the low monthly rate of 14%. You pay charges only on the actual un-

NOW YOU CAN GET $400 to 1000 At the Low Monthly Rate of 14%

OLD FINANCE Tree

Merchants’ Bank Bldg., 3rd Floor— Washington & Meridian Ste. Phone: Riley 1471

paid balance and only for the time you have the money. Loans made lon note, car or furniture without endorsers.

HELP WANTED—MALE 1

Sheet Metal

Salesman

To call on the tinner trade. Must be familiar with gutters, downspouts, furnace fittings, roofing and kindred items. Permanent position. Excellent opportunity. See Mr. Tudor.

Indianapolis Machinery & ply Co. 1959 S. Meridian St.

SALESMAN, with proven sales record and knowledge of building construction. Permanent position, with excellent future prospects, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, 59 8S. State, .

SHEET steel warehouse has excellent op-

dianapolis and surrounding territory with old established firm handling complete line hot rolled and $04 rolled sheets and term plate. Box A-25

WANTED—-TWO Time Study

Men

Address Times Box A-445

For Good Truck Mechanics TOP WAG!

ES with experience and references. Good working conditions; 55% hours per week if desired. Time and one-half for over 40 hours. Martin Truck Cp. 1 N Capitol

BOYS, FULL OR PART TIME

Day work; good pay; delivering 'telegrams, downtown . business section; hi we bicycles preferred. Mr. Dalton, 18

WESTERN UNION

2 BOYS TO PARK CARS

* Empire Garage, 126 E. Wabash,

Kennedy. with short: hours, High School Boy afternoons and Saturdays. Petersen's, 30927 E. 10th St. MAN with silvering experience in mirror shop. Steady employment. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, 59 8. State. YOUNG man willing to establish a career in a growing and permanent industry, unusual opportunity ‘Pitisburgh Plate A

Mr,

Glass Co., 59 8.

Men Wanted

To Help Erect Bill Boards

General Quidoor Advertising Co. 511 Madison Ave.

* MEN *

for work in service stations No tire or lubrication work, Average monthly earnings—

MUST BE EXPERIENCED * GASETERIA *.

1031 E. Washington St.

* MEN %

Wanted for unloading and storing

Machinery & Supply Co. 1959 8. Meridian,

MEN

with structural steel fabricating skilled classifi-

time production.

HUGH J. BAKER & CO. 602 W. McCarty

Must have previous employment reco will not py pt -town residents, ly 8:30

portunity for sales representative in In-|.

-LJ. D. ADAMS MFG. CO. ... #1 8. Belmont

AUTO LOANS

AUTO FINANCE FURNITURE LOANS

Locally Owned and Managed

Park for Appraisal

Office on ground floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan It's that easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan dept. of

RARE NAN CURITIES CO. 3361. 219 E. Ohio St.

NY 8

hone

LOANS See Classified Ad in [lel k ne rvMnls INVES A R1-8507 307 N. PENN. R1-8507 LOANS “5 ome hg gto. SACKS BROS. £5 no on a LINCOLN LO. INCORPORATED 734 a ay Trust Bld, Call Miss Miller—LIncoln fa.

AUTO NOTE FURNITURE

LIBERAL LOAN ed

N DELAW/

MEN

Steady employment as Helper in Our Steel Dept. W. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

C. G. Miller, 543 W., McCarty

* 50 MEN *

Good pay, steady work, manufacturing hard rubber products, vital to commer~ cial and private transportation, Ap} employment office. 8 A, M. to §

THE RICHARDSON CO,

20th & N. Olney End of Brookside Carline

— MEN Needed .by Old Well Established Essential Industry FULL OR PART-TI PLOYMENT Paper Package Co.

802 8. Delaware

MEN WITH CARS.

Late model; full- ime employment, delivering telegram

Western "Union Mr. Dalton, 18 N. Meridian

Men to Deliver Telegrams

Downtown buildings; good da, hours. Mr. Dalton, Ty N Merid BAYS ’

STERN UNION

| MEN Tor warehouse work, with opportunis

Glass Co., 59 Hetherington & Berner, Inc. Needs Helpers in Structural Shop Appl 701 Konpety Ave, WANTED!

at once—unskilled men w rkers—pleasant conditions~—extra hour >

urs—~good pay. APPLY NOW STOKELY — VAN CAMP

ties for a Pittsburgh. Plate

Employment Office, 2008 8. East St. 0. 8. VION 257 W. Wi —-

SKILLED & UNSKILLED MEN

Por 3nd and 3rd Shift Work. Apply Employment Offies

Paper Hangin

PAPER hanging an anteed./ RI-8551,

Patch Plaste

3-DAY radio repan 50-18 tubes. 1538

Certificate filed. RELIABLE IN 812 INDIANA TRU

Root Repairs, al & fs. Guaranteed

ROLLER TRI

irs.

R ‘ations, re Call Mrs. Mellon,

ELECTRIC-EEL

DOWNSPOUTS

ESTIMATES FREE

PAPER ¢ painting. A-7621. WATCH Finest Workm Prompt Bervice—2 GUS MEISTE Washer Repa

Fast Reliable

Rooms wirh

ALABAMA, Michen BT TA-9

ALL inside teed. M

RREAT h 7M beds; near bath; DELAWARE, N., front room for beds.

MERIDIAN, 1916 . room for gentlen innersprings. TA-

PROSPECT, 3511< furnished; near 3D ST. 132 E. ployed lady; br fransportation,

ON, 1741-1 call before 12 c

WILSON HO

641-43 FT, WA?

reduced rent to Pines: College GE sleeping tress; phone; e ROOMS WITH

PENN, 1917—8ha in exchange fo: Huff's Sanitari Pro. Nursing 8

Stull Sanitar

¥ACOMA, 1960 A employed men.

M ro hig em with "a children | ‘WILL CARE for ol or week, CARE for day or week. C 0 BOAI HOME. HU.-8i HOUSEKEEPI] BROADWAY, 1 bath; employed

private entran T7390.

AN, also sleeping | only, BE-4818,

850 N. Pennsyly

NO ) GENER!/ $5 _W. VERMON