Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1946 — Page 18

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HALIFAX HOPEFUL OF PEACE CHARLESTON, 8. C, Jan. 7 (U. )~Viscount Lord Halifax, British auibaasmdor, expressed confit war can be out-

on W. W. Orit writin, =| [HR St.

Loyit wit Fs

They Say It ud ati flly x The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.

L. Gleaves,

LAWRENCE LIQUOI LIQUOR

Granting of a three-way liquor -| license at Lawrence was taken under consideration until next Mon"|day by the county liquor board. Meanwhile members will visit the community to see for themselves what conditions are. The petition

Capt. O. C. French, 8624 Pendleton Pike, and John Willams, operator of the Castle Barn night club there. Capt. French proposed. to operate a tavern at Geneva st. and Pendleton Pike, A protest, containing 150 sign. [vi tures, was filed‘ with the board today, opposing a license to the

wry wit IGIUED GAOT 4% [protest is being considered against Williams. Principal remonstrants include William J, McGee, the Rev, Bernard

Methodist church, and Mrs. Norris Wardell, president of the church's Wesleyan Service Guild

For Clothes Care

Restores Appearance Inertorss Wear

ER LOCATIONS CASH & CARRY 3909 E. 10th St. 2409 E, 38th St. 3212 E. Michigan St. * 1115 College Ave. 23754 Roosevelt Ave. 1028 Oliver Ave.

x Fér Plokup and Delivery North and East—CH. $380 Brightwood—CH. 5861

(20 TUE | RPT, oll,

COMPLETE BLASSES C20 weer for tie mum aL 2h Nats, inh | | OWEST

ann for FAR OR NEAR VISION, ai our new

PRICES

CREDIT IF DESIRED.

vir Sunday morning,

1 re Tod: Stet survived b And 15 & “ion “Cha Ten.

Tuesday, Prien Burial al Fhildelphis,” Ind. Priends

’ Steven and Michael away Saturday afternoon. Services 3a ny ot Christ

rey EB. of "103s N. Beville ave,

June, ae and Ra d . Arth ymond Case,

9 Altar Society viu meet. Mon-

3302 N. un aa father, of Mrs.

Orown HL Priends |} "mother of Bdmund nd “Indi napolis, Passed

HEDGES-—-James XK. vice Flanner age 82 years, passed Wednesday, i:30141" The at Jan. 5. Friends may call

i LARGEST OPTICIANS Principal f this fi ; NO EXTRA |.» ares spient factory 323 alin CHARGE fhe areal retaih optloal pariors In 145 N. Pennsylvania st.

Open All Day Wednesday and Saturday Eves. to 9 P. M. STORES IN Pr CIPAL TIES POUNDED 1807 mB 1 DEATH NOTICES 2

——— eee—

W., of 1121 N. Hlinols st. age 61, beloved husband of Hazel Fross, father ‘of Walton and Charles Fross, Mrs.

rell, brother of Mrs. Anne Hedrick, Mrs. Pearl Lowery, Charles Fross, passed ayay | Friday morning. Muneral services Tuesday, 1:30 p. m., at Shirléy Bros. Central Chapel, ls | 946 N. Tilinois st. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time,

f | HAMPTON —- Mary, “wife of John = mother of Harold J, Hampton, Mrs. C. J. Gentzkow and Mrs. D. H, Humphrey, died Saturday at 1915 N. Alabama st , {Funeral Tiesday, 8:30, at Boy MorSuasy, Merulian at 19th st, 9 a. in 88, r an aul Cathedral, {call at mortuary, Friends nay

HAMM Augusta V,, age 80 years, beloved 1, other of Mrs, M. H. Joh nston, Mrs. . M. Penn; sister of Mrs. Loftis Pate, Mrs. Hattie Moore, Indpls.: G. A. Weldon, Cataula, Ga.; Theodore Weldon, Columbus, Ga i grandmother of Forrest M. Johnston, Lat Is.; Mrs. K. M, Wheet, LaJdolla, Calif; slie M. Penn Jr, U. B N., passed away ‘i Bunday. Puneral tus, 10 a. Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chaps i, om E. Washington st. Burial Columbus, Ga Friends may call at Irving Hill, ’

. | HANSING — Christian, age 88, father of Christina ! Hataing, ar ad ,|8ing of Elkhart, Fred and Harry Hansing eof city: also suryived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, passed away i | Sunday at the residence, 1420 Prospect st Funeral service Wednesday, Jan, 9, 2 P. m., in Meyer & Abdon Funeral Home, ry Prospect : Huial Concordia cemev ny ho Hands Byied, Friends may call

+ T. Blasengym Funeral Ho i Pp mn Monday Services Tuesday, y m epary 8. 10 urial Floral Park. HE NDRICKSEN Edmund V., of 316 E y da mont, Apt. 7, Entered into rest Suni Say at Ard Be '0., age 50 years. HusSand of Helen P, Hendrickson, Service 2050 E Michigan 3. Prichde ero! wonapel, ends are Welcom ee Burial ‘Orown Hill I, Moore Mortuaries, .

HENDRICKSON dns, Age 43, 260 m We ge a. passed away Friday evening, Arence, daughter ¢f Agnes Shonk. A or of ‘Clarence Jr. and James; sister of pt Mrs, Louisa Crulo, Everett, Earl, Ray-

t st, Tuesday, B New Crown

SU Bare A. Hester and Pre. James|

LICENSE WEIGHED

Lilian Thompson and Mrs. Maxine Far-| n

. ou and Roy Shonk. Services HO the C. Wilson “Chapel of the

urial New Chimes." ay call at “Chapel of the

Ee Builtorg. ft

and articies re to “owner. return

Apphy Personnel Office

1 NEEDED AT ONCE.

7 DIE DESIGN CHECKERS

* COMPTOMETER OPERATORS South-Wind Division

EFA ARNER CORP.

1063 York St.

1839 1293 11.85

2585 23.70

6747 4685 4274

Ind. Moore Mortuaries.

ers for the second two licenses to[KLASING Charles WF. are. vos which the town ls entitled are (merman of eit: Arr of weber, roe:

Mo.; Mrs. Dick and Mrs

resid: ce, 1214 Churchman ave, Bunt nat, Puneral service Wednesday,

father of Mrs. James E. MacDonald sad

New cassia, P. J. Land of Anderson, nd of Spiceland, passed away

call at the chapel any time. | MARTIN Frances M. 1619 College ave,

Redwine, - passed away Sunday evening. the Chimes,’ 1234 Prospect st, 10 a m. Wednesday, Burial at Amity, nd.

day, Jan, §, Funer Tuesday, Jan. 8,

call at mortuary any time,

Pintzke, sister of Mrs. William

m, da Bt. Pioan of ~~ yr, Meal Tuesday, # a. m. Priends invited.

p. m. at the residence, 2153 Barth ave.

Home, 1308 Prospect st., after 7p a Monday. Service Wedn

rene. Friends invited. RYAN-—Theresa, 84 year (nee Schneider),

of Phil P. Ryan Jr, Cleveland; Mrs. Katherine R. Koster, ‘Indianapolis; Mrs.

f . ™ y v Mrs. Ralph R. Kimble, gEaRdmother of

Mary Y. 1/6 John J. Murphy Jr., Rev. Joseph F. Koster and Rev. Charles 'P. Koster, died at the home of her son in Cleveland Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st, 10 a. m, 88. Peter and Paul Cathedral. meme Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary after noon, “Tuesday.

SNELL—Oliver M., 1624 Fletcher ave,

Snell, brother of Harry Suell, passed away Sunday, Jan, 6. Bervices at Bert 8 a al Home, 1047 Churchman ave, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2 m. Priends are welcome, Interment Vashington Park.

SULLIVAN — Catherine (nee O'Grady), widow of Dennis J. Sullivan, beloved

six grandchildren, sister of the Rev. P, J. O'Grady of Dallas, Tex.

and Michael O'Grady, all Ireland, passed away Saturday st Wg residence, 1226 N. Grant. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 8, from the residence, 8:30 a. m. requiem nas at Church of the Little Flower, 9 m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.

residence. Blackwell Funeral Service. VAN BUSKIRK—Lorraine, beloved wile of Herschell Van Buskirk, and mother of Harry 8. Newton Jr., Mrs. Earl Williams, and Mrs. Robert Wels, and grandmother o Ronald Rniama, passed AWAY Sunday m. Priends may call at the Stirling Puneral Home, 1420 Prospect ho after 6 p. m., Monday, Puneral service Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., from the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Washing-

CADE—We sincerely wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy extended to us in our recent bereavement, the loss of our mother and sister, Stella Ines Cade, We also extend our grateful thanks for the numerous floral tributes and messages of sympathy. We wish especially to thank Rev. A. Berton Clarke, pastor of West Morris street Christian Church for his consoling words and 'he singers, Mrs. Opal Thompson, and Mrs. Lucille Hildebrand, Dr. E. T. Gaddy, the pallbearers, the Beanblossom Funeral Home for their services. DAUGHTERS, SONS AND SISTERS KINGSTON—We sincerely wish to thank our many friends, neighbors and relatives for their kindness and sympathy extended to us in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved mother, Mrs. Rosina: Kingston. We also extend grateful thanks for the numerous floral tributes and messages of sympathy. We especially wish to thank the Rev. Thomas B. Kline, pastor of St. Mark's United Jatharen Church, for his consoling words, J. Cochran Pharmacy and Dr. Ry A A. Gerder and the pallbearers -and the Ww. Stirling Puneral Home for their if eticien | 7 services.

SPARKS, MISS ELEANOR KINGSTON, MR. ROBERT KINGSTON.

NEWMAN—We wish to extend our heariHh thanks, and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral sfierings from our many kind friends, neighbors and relatives extended at our recent bereavement

the organist, Mrs. Fowler, the pallbearers, buddies of oro: I ict Price Steel Co., and the local union C. 1. O, he J.-C. Wilson (and Mr: Bara Carmondy,

: WIFE E AND CHILDREN ILBON—We are deeply appreciative and a. lo, our many friends, neighbors and relatives our heartfelt thanks for their acts of love and kind words of sym-

' ies.

ment, the loss of our beloved Miss Alice

the lovely floral tributes to our loved one. We especially wish to thank Rev. R. R.

amma sorority, the friends from Auburn,

S500

ner & Buchanan, morticians, FAMILY

.|IN MEMORIAM 4 PARB—In loving memory of our dear father, Sam rb, who departed this

life, Jan. 17, 1927. We do not forget you

Gone and forgotten By some you may be, But dear in our memory You ever Bs be, OHTERS AND BONS

In oi Batts your me Sweetly, tender, fond rg ingots, - There 1s not a day, dear mother, y That we do not think of you. THE CHILDREN,

SE Earl

or around Indians reward, 412 8. Parker.

FTRAYED or Tost from 190 Fuseny it. a ‘are a a, WAST bus,

rd forrow pete van and 's. Reward. e

BRACELET, yellow gold, 17 ston center, ft of deceased husband. ny ard, “Gada,

stow of city; brother of Mrs. Charles bell: also survived by six grandchil-

Stenographers Comptometer Statistical Clerk Operator Pay Roll Clerk Receptionist

“Foellent working conditions, Advancement opportunities,

__McQUAY NORRIS MFG. CO.

1737 Mass. Ave,

dren, away suddenly at the unday w

9, A » ay AL Meyer & Abdon on Homa,

st. Eatombment

Prospect Park Mausoleum, Friends inyited, Aakingion Pa may call at the Juneral

LOST—Peach onyx TFG bound with Erastus (Ras) J, yg A E. Gist, be: iA gold, at Murat theater, Reward.

= loved husband of Rheba M. Land and RI-01

randfatheér of NANCY LE® BOG Linum www acDenald and bro of Homer Land of

Peay "BEAUTY “COURSE si SALE Special, Only

Learn in 5 months. Free catalogues and telephone information. Easy terms. Be indedent, Learn now! Day and night school.

Royal Beauty Academy

Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Nancy | i Satur.

day a. m. Funeral Jusidek hn Lhe tm Bros. Central Chapel - J. Renner, pastor of the Lawrence rg ey Memorial Park. Priends may

wife of William C. Martin, mother of Martin and. Mrs, Byron Smith. 3 grandchildren, Willlam and Patricia Ann Martin, sister of Mrs, Grace Mitterhousen of Los An geles, Cal; Mrs, Myrtle Cotton of Trafalgar, Ind; 1 brother, er

FEMALE HELP WANTED .

o RI- | EMALE HELP WANTED | FEMALE HELP WANTED pr TT Bootie ham, vicinity W. Reward, TRAIN TO BE A KEY PUNCH

Steno - Clerk

OPERATOR

We will pay spits $110 a month lwack' tn traffin denartment. Must while training on I. B. M. Key Punch choot graduate: ; Machines and $I 4 month when De iely acho srdusse: preter 3 ot training is completed. RForty-hour|telephone voice. week plug time and a half pay for .| overtime. Applicants must have high school education or the equivalent. Permanent jobs under Indiana Merit System. See Miss Smith, In- C diana’ Employment Security Di- or

vision, 3rd floor, 141 8. Meridian St. Call Mr. C. E. Felimy, L1-2323

inland Conlainer

Services at thé J, C. Wilson “Chapel of

~ ACCOUNTING

Accurate typists needed for ad er writing. Both electric and standard typebwriters used.

MILES Albert, e 68, father of Harl and Thomas Mites, as, assed away Satur-

10 a. m., at the Royster & Askin Mortu-

ends inA uri Piomi Fark. Prinds ma7| High school graduate AMERICAN STATE INS. CO. with ene or more years

typing experience. Age

PINTZRE —Elissbeth, widow of nrederick

Heeg, Pp Saturday, 4:15 a. m. Friends may call at

@ POLICY WRITER

Apply

N. Meridian st. Stenographers SALESLADY WANTED

18-25. Inland Container Call Mr. C. E Fellmy, L1-2323. ~ ADVERTISING COPY WRITER

? 2 N. Delaware st., after jhe residence. Requiem high’ aie

H-—Ida, wife of e Roath, sisBAY of Mrs prancy Carroll, Charles and Asbury Whitak Passed away Sunday

Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral

esday 2 p from the South Side church ot the Nana:

EL | LILLY % CO.

has job openings for women

131 S. liinels General Cloris @ SECRETARY - Comptometer Operators gy Jem| Apply 220 E. McCarty’ Apply AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. Typist 542 N. Meridian st. 20 to 35

PERMANENT POSIT IONS

Phone or write Mr. Dobson for appt.

HOOK DRUG CO. AVON PRODUCTS

Women with school-age children who need perament substantial income. hours daily. Territories north. RI-8533.

widow of the late Phil F. Ryan, mother

To do clerical and detail work in accounting dept.

gE[aiE|e|s(aniale 8 =

INSURANCE INCLNDED

Sa MONTHLY PAYMENTS | The cost of a loan for one year is’

12 pats. Houta 20pm $ $60 $555 por 500 on loons § per $100 on. loans 100 . 920 647 593 over $500. 2

1380. 9.71 3:50 la for Down Payments on Homes for 20 Months ' " Other loans on our Reduced Payment Schedule for 4, 1 2022 1422 13.04 18 or 24 months depending on their purpose. Borrow on 2 2574 1809 16.59 CHARACTER or AUTO ~ $50 to $1,500 OR MORE. 2758 19.39 17.77 Many loans completed while you wait, Take & weeks’ to make first payment. 1 PHONE FOR A LOAN ~ Anytime -- Da or 3438 3122 2049 | 'NighteCall MA 2435 now — your opsicctior cor be taken over the phone...Then come to Morris Plan this 89.95 6245 5698 afternoon or tomorrow for your money. Ask for Mr. Hiatt, 13494 9369 8547 FREE PARKING in lot across the street from office. No credit inquiries made of friends or relatives. 4outof 5 Loans made Without Endorsers.

4 UHI

Morris

HUET) LAY LEER Eo]

ment loans

18 Mo. to Repay

Wartime Stott Testristions have been revised. Smalls payments now available except h listed” articles are involved. Down a an home improve-

MONTHLY PAYMENTS Including All C Char

loans for .educational, business or agricultural purposes and for edical, dental and hospital exenses available or 20 mofiths,

Other Amounts in Proportion

Its Common Sense to See

nweaith.

ayment and

LC COMPANY

200 Roosevelt Bldg., I. & Wash. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg., Penn. & Wash.

Monthly rate 3% on balance of $150 or less and

12% on that part of the unpaid balance over $150.

U. 1431 LI. 8495

shorter periods. Ask

BOOKKEEPER- TYPIST General office yorx, Age 30-40 Young experienced secretaries. Previous © | experience in manufacturing desirable but

LI-2332 not essenti Or cali Mr. Bardwell eves., IR-6950

father of Pearcy R. and Carl Stewart CHORUS GIRLS With or wifhout experience. We train y salary while learning. Apply daily in person Fox Theater, 242 N. Nlinois.

'CLERK-TYPIST

Friends may call at the funeral home Iafter 7 p. m, today.

B or

ts will be consider portunities with a General Motors division. Call L1-9918 for appointment.

mother of Mrs, Dennis J. Barton and Mrs. Donald H. Kidwell; survived also by

with excellent RES STENOGRAPHERS National Hosiery Mills CLERK-TYPISTS Cali RI. 65118 A. M. to 5 P. M. ELECTROMATIC OPERATORS TYPIST COMPTOMETER OPERATORS Permanent position with excellent Replies held in strict confidence. chances for advancement; 5'%;-day Address Times Box Al34 aliens: “ony der Dleasant on 3 SECRETARIES "N. Meridian, 4th Floor

Apply Employment Office

TYPIST

w ! VICTOR DIVISION = 32" Sor are” look He Dope 8310 E. Michigan er E Badtions” Ine., 900" Teck Sidg. |

SECRETARIAL, also accounting and typ-

Desiring, open in downtown Sic. Excellent

rate typist wil clerical ability.

—High school graduate with one or more years typing éxperience. Age "Inland Container

Mrs. AL. Geiger of Tusa, Okla. 4 Mrs. Mary { Mitagerald, Mrs. Bridget he Eugene

Friends invited. Priends may call at the

Felimy, L1.2323. CLERK-—-TYPIST

Will train limited number of qualified young women: choice of 18 to 35

hours; steady employment, Do You : Indianapolis Bleaching Co Makers of “Round The Clock Nylon

es of Pe Mi Young d 30 years most deThis n 5 permanent Job, 5-day,

85 aoe

SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS Avpiy SHIRT FINISHERS AMERICAN SIAIES hs. CO,

American States Fire Insurance Co.

A ‘sécured future with a spendid opportunity for advancement for a fast, accu-

;ESperienced; i: I» Says or nights, § to WAITRESS—Night and day, Must be experienced. Ted's Lunch

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY. | Room. 925 N. Illinois

840 N. New Jersey. YOUNG LEARN SPINNING WOMEN

lify?

CARD OF THANKS 3

or operer Operators

High school and business graduate. One year experience prafared. Age

900 W. Wabash Hosiery” have open for those who: 1. Interested in learning a skill. STENOGRAPHER 3. Have well cared for hands and 1

LIGHT, DIRECT DICTATION AND ALSO DICTAPHONE. PHONE ‘MR. WOLP. RI-9541. want quality workers.

HOOK DRUG CO. (Fo, a inte es em |

3. Want a permanent position. 4 Will be steady in attendance. We make a quality product. We

in temporary position; knowledge of shorthand necessary; 40-hour week; starting rate $35 per wk. Apply Personnel Dept, Room 214, Traction Terminal Bldg.

Indianapolis Railways

Inland Seontsines

Call Mr..C. E np. LI-2323

STENOGRAPHER

Girl to Work

OPPORTUNITIES NOW

COOK, DISHWASHER work evenings; 6 days. AN Tar

Women for Counter Work CAFETERIA

Salary, room, board, Fr dry. Sunnyside San. CH-

some Soffespondeiios petaon ally, some t Excelent Opportanity.

INDIANAPOLIS MACHINERY &

DAUGHTERS AND SON, MRS. JAMES

STENOGRAPHER

Experienced; able to handle

1950 8. Meridian 240 N. Meridian ‘St.

KINGAN & CO. Blackford at Maryland

Secretarial and clerical duties, Good opportunity with Sa manufacturing medical products. Stes work; regular hours; 5-day week. sonnel office Ediphohe Operator ’ 7” voor

Comptometer Operator

A Good Place for a

Permanent positions with increases on reg-

ularly scheduled basis.

INDIANA BELL fo i So TELEPHONE CO.

STENOGRAPHER

Good Pay—Good Hours,

PITTMAN-MOOQRE

,1300 Madison.

Sterling Laundry

Key Punch Operator Experienced Stenographer

als rmanent position. Downtown office. A Adv 1 alifioations, age, salary. Times,| goo have permanent employment APPLY GENERAL OFFICE

Real Silk WILL TRAIN

Hosiery. Monders and Seamers

8 to 35 Rl with well ~for hands and nails.

pathy extended In our recent bereave-

M. Wilson, We extend grateful thanks for

Cross, the Beta chapter of the Alpha Beta RR. nm WORK.

d., the executives and employees the Indiana Bell Telephone Co, ayy Pian:

Hall- Hottel Go. - MA. 858) STENOGRAPHER we have s number of openings

for young ladies and young gen-

TYPIST tlemen to work on our fountain.

RT TOR TERS AND SON MILLER-In loving memory of our dear} mothes, Ma Miller, who passed away

Rol Sk bry

Experienced Menders Experienced Seamers

son ONKLE FUNERAL HOME

TANNER & AN. West 1 Creek oy ‘TA-3377

BERT 'S. GADD

GRINSTEINER'S

Experienced Pairers

GIRLS OVER 18

738 lexington, take Shelby car to Pine

GIRLS 18 TO 30

Copraper-BosKRIOpeF for 100 Sila Who aie jjiidnesiod in oper. 40-Hour week, downtown; nice salary; | AHDE nice working conditions. Experience not necessary. We train a Mr. Plewke, gu. you. Light, clean work; 9 hours a Envelope Co, 16 8. Sherman Dr.

For Real Estate Office, Call MALE.FEM. HELP WANTED Soda Fountain

' GENERAL OFFICE WORK

Real Silk Hosiery Mills 34 N. NOBLE

See MR. MOORE Apply at office

So Edihene Om |[HOOK'S BER"A%,

ornia and Market Sts. 5!/,-day week. Steady em- gan

blojmont. Sood itarfing sel PERMANENT JOBS

Ww. J. HOLLIDAY & CO.

goa Typists, $110 a Month

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5

2 STENOGRAPHERS

Must take dictation; 5-day week. Apply personnel office.

PACKARD MFG. CO.

National Hosiery Mills Call RI 6511, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m,

GIRL or woman for light RouseNOIY, time, Monday | to Saturday.

oy . Lister, Family wi

W. T. Blasengymos 5%

‘ W. Michigan st. PE-1934

FARLEY FUNERALS olla

4 Clerks, $100 a Month

: any Wearing arel Press Operators | + Junior Stenographet * 3130 Prospect 8. © Man STERLING LAUNDRY AiO Slenagrapiy ; a ae ring sopates | HELP WANTED—MALE

1601 E. New York. =~ MA-5374

2000 Columbia Ave. See Miss Smith, 3rd floor, Employ- | Any’ nortn-bousa car to 30ch. rameter 00 geo rity Division, 141 8. Me. ridian hi

| Mineograph Oper., $100 a Mo.

High school graduation or equivalent required. 40-hour, 5%-day week,

NOW GET A $100 LOAN Repay #7.29 a Month

Up to 18 Months to Repay

; : YOU 15 18 Seo the new smaller X0U 8 12 0 ee ars payments. Loans for $50 $924 $503 : oq 100 18. $3.40 $129 certain purposes still 200 3618 1664 1443

oe 300 5463 2042 2440 2106 limited by Govern- Payments include charges at Housement Regulations to hold’ rate of 3% per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $150, § ] . and 1% % per month on that part of for full information, a balance in excess of $150.

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

Bank Bui sik ing, Floor Riley M71

Miinois Floor 1 West pa gine. 3rd Illinols St. Telephone Riley S404 | REL? WANTED—-MALE Lin

MEN FOR ASSEMBLY WEIGH IN BOY

See Mr, McAtee

EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY

840 N. New Jersey

BOOKKEEPER Eyperienced interstate truck-

| ing, |. C. C. reports; also typ-

ing. iReed Transit. GA-6290

BOY WANTED

General, for Stock Work Hours 1- P, M. to 8 P. M,

CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate

CLOTHING STORE MANAGER We require the services of a thoroughly

| experienced retail clothing manager. To {one who is an able organizer, a sober and

‘seasoned executive and conversant with modern chain stores operations, an atiractive postwar future is assured. Reply by letter only, stating in detail your age, experience, positions , yolume hand and such necessary information which will enable us to judge your background qualifications before granting an infer: view, Writer M:. E. Golde. CASE CLOTHES 215° N. Senate CORN shuckers, 7¢ per bushel, board and room. Dial CO-2512.

DRAFTSMAN

Experienced on light gauge sheet metal design and fabrication. Must have some ability to Jake perspective exterior layouts! some artistic

ability is advantageous. Must have

pleasing personality and ability to work in harmony with other men. Middle-aged man preferfed, Give record for past 5 years to secure consideration. - Address Times, Box A-127. ; FILLING station attendant; night man; sleagy work and good pay. 902 N, Dela-

“= —MEN WANTED Flour and Feed Packers

ACME-EVANS CO. 902 W. Wash. Ave.

Ft. polann Harrison achange, jamin Barr na

+ Tod, JANITORS" Main Phoxt 'E ha P88 1d. JOB ANALYST & EVALUATION PROVEN WRITING ABILITY

Bxperienced in radio assembly or record Shahgiog ‘operations. College graduate preferr

Apply Employment Office

VICTOR DIVISION 3310 E. Michigan

lary, , board Kitchen Helpers .7."\incry. 'sinnyside Sanatorium, CH-7676, Miss Boone:

MECHANICAL BNGINEER

Graduate engineer or equivalent with pre-war experience on time and motion study. Prefer familiarity with machine shop methods, Exbandin business makes

attractive opportunity lary commensurate with pili. State hn details in reply. Address Times, Box A 139.

Metal & Body Men ys

We have a good proposition for an Experienced man

- Ask for Mr. Trabandt SUPERIOR CHEV.

552 E. Wash, LI4378 Metal Polishers and « Buffers

y Employment Office

ZENITE METAL CORP. Rear 201 N. West St.

MECHANICS

Here is ah opportunity for good

b ‘with| Ess STE mechanics to obtain a job wi WELL "DRILLERS, , HELPERS

not «necessary;

a fecins future and ge wages.

See Mr. Trabandt

SUPERIOR CHEV. |:

ns :

[SURE RNR

) AUTO FINANCE FURNITURE LOANS

Locally Owned and Managed

Park for Appraisal

123 East Market St. Autos—Fur Coats, on Diamonds, ea Watches, othing, Ete Dlinois at Ohio St RI-5994 Open Eves,

LOANS

Bee Classified Ad in Telephone Book COLUMBIA INVEST

SACKS BROS.

PERSONAL LOANS WwW B TE

MPANY Indianapolis

RI-8501

FURNITURE

TN NK co.

Please state. experience, Box A-140, Times.

EXP. PASTRY COOK

For our, bakery workroom. Pleasant sure roundings; full-time employment; good sale ary, Apply Employment Office, 7th floor,

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO, a PERSONNEL ASSISTANT:

preferred, Previous personnel -experience desirable,

MALE HELP WANTED =~ 11 Motor Freight Sales Representative

to contact shippers in Connersville, Rich-

mond and surrounding territory in Ine ni

dianapolis office, references and

Apply Employment Office

VICTOR DIVISION

3310 BE, Michigan Bt,

. te PLUMBER and steam fitter, 808 N, Illinois, 1-8888.

Home Jortrait Photographer CALL! XCELLENT PROPOSI« corr" PORTRAIT 8TUDIO,

DRUG on porter wanted. Good hour good “salary. Haag. Drug Store, 38th wy

PROCESS ENGINEER -

engineer, 38 to 42. Background in work simplification Experience in

radio electrical assembly and parts {fabrication operations.

Apply Employment Office

VICTOR DIVISION 3310 E. . Michigan =

MEN

partment; g

ood goat ith Aericultars

. 1850 Kentucky ave.

Repair man, for sweepers an Good working cone WA-6076 or WA-9827.

Trucks to Haul Coal

MUESING-MERRICK COAL Co.

MA-8588 IR-11901

‘working 50- hout eek. Wied hex

Save up to tae T

Attention Er Service Men "TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED

For long distance hauling, year around work, Good weekly wage, See Mr. Porter

Aero Mayflower Transit Co,

— ro EHD

ACh fon EB

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