Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1946 — Page 17

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TUESDAY, JAN. 29, 1946

Hoppe Ahead in

Special Match

CLEVELAND, Jan. 2 (U. P)~

match in Cleveland, leaving after the last block Wednesday night for Detroit,” where the other half of the match will be played.

Two Feller ‘Grads’ Get Contracts

' TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 29 (U. P)

by Scout C. C. Slapnicka.

Negro Hurler Signs With Montreal

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29 (U. P).

day that he had been signed by Montreal to play baseball with the farm club. Wright's only experience has been with New Orleans sandlot baseball. He said he would report to

Daytona Beach, Fla, March 1 tol.

practice with the Interna-

Evashevski Ready For Coaching Job ' SYRACUSE, N. Y,, Jan. 20 (U.P) —Forest Evashevski, - famous as Tommy Harmon’s blocking back at the University of Michigan, will arrive at Syracuse university Friday to start his new duties as baseball coach and assistant football eoach, university officials said today. Evashevski will aid newly-ap-pointed Head Football Coach Clarence Munn, who was line coach at Michigan while Evashevski played there.

Irish-N. Y. U. Cage

Seats In Demand NEW YORK, J 2 (U. P)— Approximately 3800 tickets to the Notre Dame-New York university basketball game at Madison Square

public sale tomorrow. The side arena and mezzanine seats normally set aside for public sale were needed to fill the requirements of the Notre Dame clubs of New York and New Jersey and the university itself.

Anderson Returns After Two Years

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20 (U, P.) —! infielder was listed for!

Another action this coming season when the Pittsburgh Pirate baseball club announced receipt of a signed con-

Gig |COURT REJECT S.

$14 Million Claim Refused ‘In 7-0 Ruling. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 (U. PJ, ~The supreme court Monday re-

ship, N. J., to $14,000,000 in personal property taxes from the tobacco fortune of Heiress Doris Duke Crom-

well. The court upheld lower court

her father, the late James

the

through the state to use rear seats. TWO: Ruled that property owners who lease lands for oil drilling may take income tax deduction for depletion. THREE: Refused to review a suit

FOUR: Upheld a lower court decision that the federal wage-hour act applies to employees of a local lcompany whose products were used to make goods that went into interstate commerce. FIVE: Refused to review a suit challenging constitutionality of an Arizona law forbidding white persons to marry Negroes, Indians or Mongolians. The court's 7-0 ruling in the Cromwell tax case was delivered by Justice William O. Douglas. The township trustees appealed after the U. 8. district court at Newark, N. J., and the 3d circuit court of appeals held the tax assessment null and void.

THREE INDIANA MEN ARE DECLARED DEAD

WASHINGTON, Jan, 29 (U. P.. ~The casualty status of the following men has been changed from missing to -dead, the navy announced today: Indians

Robert Thomas Ewing, captain, U. 8. M. C. R. Father, Clifton A. Ewing, 2800 Union st., Lafayette. Raymond Nickelson, machinist’s mate 2-c., U. 8. N. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Nickelson, Milan. Chester Alonzo Short,’ watertender 2-c., U, 8S. N. Parents, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Alonzo Short, 501 Monroe st., La Porte.

Wounded

tract from Al Anderson. The 31-year-old shortstop recently was discharged after two years service in| the navy. He played with the Bucs in 1941 and 1942.

‘Big Ed’ and Others

Receive ‘Keys’. NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan, 29 (U. P.).—The_ Connectiout Sportswriters alliance at its annual banquet here last night awarded its gold keys to former White Sox Pitcher (Big Ed) Walsh of Meriden, Bristol high school Coach Tom Monahan, and former running champion Cmdr. Joe McCluskey of Manchester.

Greenberg to Speak At Sports Dinner

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 20, (U. P). — Haff Greenberg, Detroit Tiger slugger and former captain in the army air forces, has accepted an invitation to speak at the Phila.delphia sports writers dinner Thursday night. He will be joined at the speakers’ table by A. B. Chandler, basebadl commissioner.

(O’Neill Honored

BUFFALO, Jan. 29 (U, P.) —Manager Steve O'Neill of the world champién Detroit Tigers was honored here recently by some 400 baseball fans at a sports dinner. Sharing the limelight with the popular manager, who formerly led the International league Bisons, was Yankee Manager Joe McCarthy.

Grid Awards

TOKYO, Jan, ‘29 (U. P)-—Lt. Gen. Charles P. Hall, acting commander of the 8th army, yesterday presented a trophy and wrist watches to members of the llth airborne football team which defeated the Hawaiian All-Stars, 18-0.

Kautskys Win ANDERSON, Ind, Jan, 29.—The Indianapolis Kautskys have another victory to their credit today. Paced by Bob Dietz, former Butler university star, the Capital city five took an exhibition game, 48 to 43. from Anderson's Packers, Diets compiled 16 points.

Fight Results

By UNITED PRESS PHILADELPHIA—Freddy Dawson, 135%,

Chicago, drew vith Tke Williams, 134, Trenton, — J. 110) NEW YORK: Toni Pellone, 141, New Ya, outpointed ale Shapiro, 131% 10),

BUFFALO--Lee Oma, 190, Detroit, te pointed Phil Muscato, 4. usin poi

BURLINGTON, Vti.—J Boston, knocked oul deokia aor, in Toronto (3), BOSTON-—Tommy Sullivan, 169, South Boston, hvcid nt Jackie Caparell, 165, Robury, 88. ACD Prerkis Abrams, 148, Pitts a drew with Billy Parsons, 146, Danville, NL 18). BE SBURDGH Tarn Lay, g i ia, Justo Potaite. hire A i —y N. Y.-Jimmy Pierce, 141, Van: aL Tg! Cu gutDainied Johnny Ricoo, | 143, Newdrk, N. J. (19) BALTIMORE-—Archie Moore . Diego, Cal, on Bar A Fois ‘8

183, Pitt Sah pie ki ed > : , Puig noc ou uig, 0, Tampa, Fis. (3). id

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William Naglosky, fireman 2-c, |U.8.N.R. Sister, Mrs. Anna Demo, | 1837 Carolina st., Gary.

NEW EDITOR NAMED

[FOR COLUMBUS PAPER me

COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. 29 (U. P.).—~The resignation of Melvin Lostutter as editor of the Daily Evening Republican and the appointment of Robert E. Gordon to succeed him were announced today. Mr. Lostutter was editor since 1928. He once was editor of the Seymour Daily Tribue. Mr. Gordon was associated with the New Castle Courier, the Richmond Item and the Muncie Star for seven years before he became city] and sports editors for the Republican in 1930. Mr. Lostutter announced that he would enter Indiana university next month to study for a master’s de-|5 gree in journalism.

YOUTH CONFESSES UNLISTED ‘SLAYING’

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 20 (U. P).

to do with John Dolphus Smith, 18, who confessed a Slaying which may not have happened. Smith walked into police headquarters Saturday to tell detectives he believed he killed a girl named “Blondie” in Memphis, Tenn. last April. He said he left the girl for dead after choking her during a

drinking party. But Memphis police notified authorities here that no such slaying had been reported. SAYS 1770 RUSSIAN PRISONERS MURDERED

NUERNBERG, Jan. 29 (U, P.).—

Nasi concentration camp system

court today of the murder of 1770 Russian prisoners of war at the Mauthausen slave labor camp. The witness, Francois Boix, sald 2000 Soviet prisoners were brought

front in November, 1041, Three months: later,

death .in the stone quarries..

RUSSIA GETS KURILES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 290 (U. P.. ~Secretary of State James F. Byrnes said today It was agreed secretly at the Yalta conference to give Russia permanent n of the Kurile islands which stretch northward from Japan toward the ‘Aleutians. He said the decision will be formalized in the eventual allied peace treaty with Japan.

DUKE TAX LEVY

| There was a letter along with

jecte claims of Hillsborough Town-{

—Police were wondering today what | pona;

A ‘Spanish refugee survivor of the on told the United Nations war orimes |;

to Mauthausen from the eastern| KIRK

Lee all but 30(Shi had been worked or beaten to|y

Woman Returns Pension to VA |

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (U.P),

| the shoe box received at the veterans’ administration. The woman explained that her husband, a veteran of world war ‘I, had died in 1927, She then started getting a government pen-

gion. In 1031, the letter went on, shé went to live with a man whom she subsequently married in 1042. The pension was stopped then. But the woman didn't feel right. She told VA that perhaps she shouldn't have accepted the pension between, 1931 and 1942. That's why she was sending the shoe box. .

Inside VA officials found $1990 in bills and 66 war bonds with a face value of $2150. “They said the total roughly equalled the amount she had collected from the government.

RETURN OF USES

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.—Rep. Charlés A. Halleck, dean of the

governor to witness the fact that the late President Roosevelt promjsed to return the United States Employment service back to the states after the war was won. Mr. Halleck took the house floor in opposition to President Truman's bill to keep USES under federal control until June 30, 1047. The Presidens vetoed a previous measure which would have returned USES to the states within 100 days. In support of his contention that

of faith” Mr. Halleck introduced into the record an exchange of tele

and former Democrafic Henry P. Schricker of Indiana. The President insisted that USES be transferred, but promised to keep federal control only during the war. Under date of Dec. 22, 1941, Governor Schricker wired the White House -complying with the President’s request and adding: “In this compliance it is my un-

war and that upon cessation of the emergency the employment tservice functions will be returned to the control of the people of Indiana.” “To my mind, in the absence of some specific denial of that request and those conditions, it creates a clear responsibility upon the fed-

services to the states,” Mr. Halleck concluded.

DEATH NOTICES

A. Vincent, beloved Katherine Monvises Baker and John V. Bennett, sister of Ea E. Vincent, Mrs, Basile Worrell, Mrs. oar Mosier, of anapolis, and Mrs. Grace Fy Hot Miapali Yew) Mexico; grandmother of Gracealice and great-grandmother of Glenn Jue Far8. l-¢ New nd Marion

ices Thursday, 2:30 m., from the home. Friends Tavited.) * Burial Crown Hill. Robt. W. Stirling Service,

CALLAHAN James E., father of William an, residenc

J. Caliah e 814 Butler ave. grandfather of Willlam E., passed away Jan. 27, y call at the ey & Peeney Funeral h lan st. Puneral Wednesday, 8:15 a. m., from funeral home, § a, m. wer church. Burial Cross cemetery. CLASSIC Mla A. age T0 years, beloved husband Delia, father of Mrs.

Theresa ol ser "a ys Classick, ohn Classik, also survived by

brother five a ann C1 passed away Monday. Funeral Today, Jan. 31, 9:30 a. m,, Ko

residence, arman ave.; 10 a St. Anthony's Church. Priends invited. Holy Oross Friends may

Burial Cemetery. call at i George W. Usher service. CONNO! widow of John Connor,

TO STATES ASKED:

Hoosler Republicans in the house, [5° called upon a former Democratic{a. m

this retention of USES is a “breach |arthur w,

grams between President Roosevelt |eveni

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ OTICES 1|FEMALE HELP WANTED

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Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends call at mortuary, PATRICK—E. L., 421 N. Pennsylvania st. brother of Mis. Cora Young, Austin,

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ACCOUNTING CLERK

—High school graduate with one or more years typing experience. Age 18-25. Inland Container Corp. Call Mr. C. E Fellmy, 11.2323, n per

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~ SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for experienced person. Permanent position. Good salary. Age 20-30 years,

Herff-Jones Co.

1411 N. Capitol

Shirt Press Operators Shirt Folders Flatwork Folders EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY" 840 N. New Jersey

AMERICAN Lipps INS. 00. 843 N. Meridian

a Pa , invited. Entombment in family mausoleum, Crown Hill, Priends may call at residence.

ROBERTS-—Charles X., husband of Mary D. Roberts, ther W., Anna Louise, Charles

Permanent Positions State Jobs

ad bie

INA Sunday, ried uy eel Ste! | Wote or amar i pwr \STENOGRAPHER ;onoma oo ao aay samy, 10. Proto! st. The State Personnel Division manmt position. Coo wale. Min Cross Chui ent Holy Cross, |$th Floor, 141 8. Meridian before . #|Bcott. Business Purniture Company, 112 Priends invited. EB. d. us Frederick H., age T1 years, ATTENTION . lov: husband of Louise bisther + of la jather ” SS Bruckinan, - Brother x - nent Ro pisasan er. | DE ae , 1 a: Good Opportunity phd & Oda . from Shirley Hill | THE HOOSIER CASUALTY CO. = uhebindenta Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st., f 15th Floor Fletcher Trust tween 18.35; attractive; permanent Dor a ta A tion with Sgrancement: | Troy and Post rd. Rev. Briggeman COMPTOMETER ad Arm: 03. etn ’ ur. will officiate, Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at chapel. 40-HOUR WEEK oars Oras tL ot Mov Nt & Teen Steno-Ediphone Opr. Russell Walts, son of Mrs, Melvina Waltz, - t & TS A Graguswe iar ya, Suc, pagll_aed aan ab Sola vouk- Sands auziatunss Gosg Funeral wednesdag. as. 3. pm %| THE PURE OIL CO. 8 Auger. Sum Mas. hs: Washingto on Priends invited. Burial $10 Test Building W. J, HOLLIDAY & CO. at mortuary. Com omete perator WI W. MoOarly WILLIAMS-—Esther Mae, e 50, of 308 pt . O N. W widow nea Williams, mother Mrs, Rob- [to work in accounting ?

Pandmather 2X “Gordon | Gay rgd ge Tig win arlster of Arthur Frits of Mil toa ined ua

morial Hill at any time.

WILLIS Lucy, 2809 E Joseph, mother of Leslie Ind.; Sirs. Lewis, and Mrs. Mis, He

rest Jan, 31, at 3. 'at Noribesst oh w

, 3 p. m. Burial Crown Bi Ta

National Hosiery Mills Call mien, 8 nN sp MN

Comptometer Operator 40-Hour Week

Nauiy toupea yiiity. has foliywing opens

Indiana Gas & Water Co, Inc,

STENOGRAPHER TYPIST APPLY E. B. SMITH

505 Traction Terminal Bldg. RI. M81

TYPIST

Real Silk Hosiery Mills

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS 4 Traction Terminal Bldg.

neighbors, and relatives, t, the

Shirley Bros. a ang HUSBAND and CHILDREN,

Conpionsie Spurr R1-1815

EXPERIENCED person for corset alteration work room in large retail store. Apply Employment Office, L. S. AYRES & CO.

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WIFE AND FAMILY. N—With deepest Slalizude, and eppreciation we extend our heartfelt ach for Rr many acts of love and kind my ; | pathy from our many frie

Electromatic Operator

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at this

to my 3 a alate and tives my heartfelt thanks for the many acts of love and kind messages of Symph. loss of

Clark and the singers, blossom Mortuary for their HUSBAND, GEORGE

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5

H. Spence: Bessie Jean, Beryl Josan and Stanley Erwin Flowers, passed anuy Sunday ST. ning. Service from Mnfua, 1038 N. Meridian Fro odes day 3 Ba Priends welcome. InPy aat emorial Park cemetery; Priends may call at the mortuary. H. N-—-John KE. husband the late Mary Hampion, Fon of ‘tarold J. Hampton, Mrs. Gentzkow Amopn died Monday. ip m, 3 the Kirby

uno ‘om, Oo | 5 Sard, ,Ctughan Ee nd, Ms WL 04.357. WA. 8330| AMERICAN STATES INS, CO. Puneral Priday, 8:30. at the Kirby Mortu: NKLE FUNERAL HOME 543 N. Meridian Meridian at 19th sts; 9 a. m. at St. | 1984 W. Michigan ot. BE-1934 fohmrs Cura. nds. lavite, Altar Dp ] e ohn's m a mottuar hohe TE ‘phe FAPLEY FUNERALS 205720, | tanazete, suman, thier 8, stncavs Hose Goode Mes: Ania Marie Carr, Mrs. | FLANNER ~& BOGHANAN 3ijelbtnent wih small groups. Helen Kidd, died, at the home of Mry Creek Boulevard. _TA-311. ga cares Sul antl. ur ger IT, urda, ner un a y at the Kirby ortuary. Meridian at 19th BERT S. GADD Hina, Address and 8 TbaF to Box st: 9 s m, Joan of Are chureh.|2130 : Inierment 2d Jostys yey Friends GRIN NER'S General Office Wo 8 vosk. ma, ca mort! N HUE—John Jaek), beloved husband 1001 & New e| CO, W. Morris snd Chocolate ave. of e M. Donahue, brother of Mrs. — Mary Blackmore, city; James Donahue, GS. H. HERRMANN Louisville, ig passed away Monday, 4:45] 1508 §. EASY ST. PRESSER p. m., age 73 years. Funeral from residence, 930 Eim st., Thursday, 8:30 s. m., HISEY & TITUS requiem high mass, Holy Rosary church |g5) N, Delaware St. Experienced. Full fime emFriends invited. : i Swit ol SHIRLEY BROS. CO. | ployment. Apply Mr, Pritz, FLOWERS—Baryl_ Bissbeth, daughter of lane 1 - Hiinals th floor, women's alteration

1423 J. C 1234 Prospect St. MA-9438 LOST AND FOUND 1 LOST —Biack handbag with two handles oon more "oe Kresge's Mg Ta BR gE

13-8400 ROBERT W. STIRLING MA-a07

nesday, tuary, Meridian at 19th # Calvary cemetery. Srimds juay call at mortuary. (Please riotte Varn. 519 ‘South Sherved e of Robert Virgil Wesley, R an chard Marshall “unter, daughter of Fred P

| FACES DELINQUENCY ACTION { LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20 (U.P).

—Mrs. Eleanor Deveny, who eloped | sen J. Ma with 16-year-old Ellsworth (Sonny) .$0d Mary, | Wisecarver, : today was ordered to ey {plead Feb. 1' to charges of contrib uting to his delinquency. fupesjar Bagi

Judge William R. McKay refused

123; | to dismiss charges agains, 1 the 25- pas oS

yeag-old BAUR.

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. and - Matilda Grogg, " New Castle, Ind., and sister of Mrs. Ruby I4-R, after 6p. m. Ferguson, Mrs. | LOST—Brown wheelbarrow rubber fire at Deloris bent. al of Colum O., snd, 16th and Bmrichsville Bridge. Reward. Sylvester Mew Castle, passed away | BE-4630. Joga i ¢ the Bert B. Tira, rai | VOBT &t midnight Jan. 31 on Delaware ym, st McOarty, 5-diamond wedding ring. Home, 1047 Ch rchman Ve, fends are . welcome. Mterment Memorial Park Friends | Reward. WA-7475, NY the sii 4 Bethel “Taker.” Re- . an ave; name i" WOOD—Vers ¥. wife of Richard, (ward. FR-3106. mother . of Lawren Vernon, Donal -Man's Gruen Wa : Tun, Rate, Betly, Muy Sve. 3 offer rewsrd. LI-1738. Call ‘ daughter of Mrs. Bertha Mortsolf War's Gruen Ms. Mary Kern, Eva VanSant ad Harold | LOST or Da Ran wrist raga a0 Pp awe 8 kB. Priends "may. call at the a) Panersi ci, Sefore A Home, 1308 ras pact st. Services Thurs- cae v y day, 2 p. the fureral home.| and Pr on , CH-3321. interment yiningion on ¥ E, 46th TRU ONS N-~Robert Russe . INS CTI fk Pima ot Mary Dung, Eavion ! ather ol a son Mrs. Caroline Bicknell and brother Sal COURSE SALE of Walter 8, and Mrs. Mamie L. Riffey, away Monday Ae Plane: it ah prude oe a i Buchanan Mortus ‘ednesday, NS age Nae ni Bo Friends in amt in 3 maths Wi edger ins and ay Washington Park. Friends my call at pendent. Learn now! and w Henry, father of Melvin H. G. L'S AX anna ad 1. "va Man Musto | Sioa SOSHAS Tou to work a. Enitins a) an a asters, Miami, Pia. ‘rother of Mrs. Mary Bot.|snd other states. Under G. plan al torff, passed away Monday Sarvicas Flan- | Schoo! expenses are you are ter & Buchanan’ Mortuary Wefinesday, 2/ an allowance. J all p. Friends invited. Interm@nt Crown |Ates. 5 Months com waning. Shop iu " owners earn from $125 to 20 wa 3 Why NSFIELD—Nell Genevieve, 1413 N. Me. | uo! i Investigate now. "Ndian ste apt. 11, beloved wile of Rus. al Beauty Asadormy nsfleld, mother of Therese Royal B Josephine Maisie} sister of Washington.

osep William J. Sharkey, I fhe vi Butta 0 a i Dan Mo away Mond

Paul oe ir dnd Cross | Priends gome, Friends may ° | Kineral home, . » i. oh

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ost. or strayed, 1 Diack and white answers to name, rt. $38 reware. 1 ot id ot nh John.

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CHORUS GIRLS

Experienced Menders National Hosiery Mills Call RI 6511, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. 00 E Michigan St.

eK Punch Operator hey Me. Well ighied, with good salary

dept, Wm. H. Block

RECREATION DIRECTOR

Immediate opening for woman to direct recreation ” and employee activities at large Indianapolis industrial plant. Must have industrial experience. Supply references and experience. Write Box A-225, Times.

Experienced

SEAMSTRESS

For women's alterations in Aves 4 Cor En kS.

Aes & Co. SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for exPperienced Permanent position. Pant modern

ce. an 6511, 8 A.M, to 8 P. M.

Secretary of large manufacturing compa Mads secretary. - Wakder oppor. tunity for good to work into Te sition, Address Times, hoo AelB, sbristbiprahe office.

TYPIST; ALSO STENOGRAPHER for genara) clerical work and mete prot

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day week. Apply personnel dept. PITMAN-MOORE CO.

1200 MADISON AVE

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AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. $43 N. Meridian

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See the new smaller payments, Loans for certain

purposes still limited by

Government Regulations to shorter periods. Ask for full information.

STENOTYPISTS OPERATORS

Who are capable of taking 150 words a minute or more. Wanted for positions

TYPISTS

UNR uire Personnel Office, Indians

MEDICAL CENTER 1121 W. Michigan RI-7851

A Good Place for a Girl to Work OPPORTUNITIES NOW

}Permanent position y with increases on reg-

ularly scheduled basis.

We have permanent employment for girls who are interested in oper

INDIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION

Third Fleer, 141 5, Meridian St.

Soda Fountain

A OHIO Be AN COMPARY 1 200 Rossevelt Bldg. WI. & Wash. UL. Wd

HER TE Be BNR Sine ll

NOW GET A $500 LOAN—-REPAY $31.95 A MONTH

At the Low Monthly Rate of 1%2% Up to 18 Months fo Repay

Paysble in equal monthly installments.

: Then 6245 oftemoon or tomarrow for 1500 13494 eae

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Bldg. Porn. & Wash. Ll. B85.

Low Bank Rates $6 Per $100 Per Year

5 We bave a number of openings| MALE HELP WANTED INDIANA BELL 152.55 ffm moll cep TELEPHONE CO. See MR. MOORE Eionoed: Full ime us 240 N. Meridian St. Apply ot office ployment. Apply Mr. Prifz, = ’ DEPENDABLE bth floor, women's alteration Desdquariers in maiasapaiis a 37 [OOK DRUG STORES | dept, Wm. H. Block. pecpi iss" with ability to meet California and Market Sts. — ond neat sppestance” Tsant ‘dimesition | \ ALE HELP WANTED u TAILORS Hines ora CEEAnCHon Whats sivas: | UTO_ME Experienced u ment to Teaity, Bot 4° + weer, |2T8_& CENTRAL SALES TA-4801 gr Mp § hours per day and carry une insurance| Auto Metal Man a — Apply Employment Officy Tacation with pay. For a pemonsl later. Ideal working conditions. IR-9677. L 8 AYRES & CO. GIRLS 18 TO 30 DRAFTSMAN WANTED |e rent Futian Pie Gas toy

with millwork and store fixture

experience. Permanent position. Old established local firm. State

experience and salary expected. I WILL NOT be responsible for debs Address Times, Box A-167. Pw Te Vaal

WILLIAM H. As of today I will nok be - PHoward M. Strasser.

day, 5 days a week. Central States wxerinice velope Co, 16 8. Sherman Dr. wr 4 knowlet a Sa for any WE WILL RAIN Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 80 8. Bate. s girl. 17 to 31, ome po- ow ole un i ' fi ora nt Je be 0. Bring your tools, RED CAB CO, Liberty Mutual | . : en es 13th and Meridian Sts. A ro only See Mr. Brooks

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na Care dig ind phont Tu A usewife With busiAven Pr Products =" a netimg and can spend 25 hours ookly. Gal Call Mrs. Tudor, RI-8533

GOOD To act as companion for woman in country. No particular duties, living expenses furnished. Party who wants companion is not 7 a x ne. fo

aA permanent epshange or id dia x Li wget in care

Oo EY Stay. Good cook. Care 2 children, ages 8 and 4. Excellent wages. 620 E 58th St. MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10

Train to Be a Bookkeeping Machine Operator

aWe are starting a night shift from 8 p.m to 6:30 a m. to train clerks or typists on bookkeeping machines. $135 to $150 month starting salary for five nights a week. Applicants must be 18 years of age and have high school graduation or two years of clerical experience. See Miss Smith.

INDIANA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY DIVISION

Third Poor, 141 8. Meridian St,

Th Boys Over 18 Shake Out Girls

SEE MR. MoATEE.

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METAL MAN

able man can earn good wages, Bee

>| Gaga m ILLINOIS STREET GARAGE

BIBAT N. Iiinels

Metal Polishers and Buffers

ZENITE METAL CORP, Rear 201 N. West St.

REGISTERED PHARMACISTS Part or Full Time Apply Employment Office L. S. AYRES & CO.

PRESSER

Experienced on Indies’ dresses; : pleasant working

conditions, Apply Bmploymens Office, Tth M.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO,

PROCESS ENGINEER

Graduate engineer, 30 to 42. Background In work simplification and time study. Ex-

WOLF $30 P M2?

509 STATE LIFE

ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD., 401 Roosevelt

DAINTY MAID 33° BUSINESS SERVICES

FOOMED CALL BU-0M1

Nora Carter's ay FE

Marths Baker assists Thurs. me 3082 Winter Ave. Eves. BURNS, Hoosier Weaving

MA-TIM0

WA-5350 Eves,

MEYER O. JACOBS