Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1946 — Page 12

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SERVICE COMMITTEE

NE MANPOWER COM.

Asvisory STATE COMMITTEE ' 1

VETERANS SERVICE COMMITTEE SELECTING TERE HEREANS ADM

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This Is the Veterans Administration plan for & unified community service center for veterans.

ADDITIONAL SPORTS

agner Billed In Main Event

It “Gorgeous George” Wi

Casting Tourney

Set for Tomorrow The first Indiana open accuracy casting tourney since the beginning of the war will be held tomorrow at Tomlinson hall under the spon-| sorship of the Indianapolis Casting

In connection, a meeting will be held for reorganization of the

men, women and juniors; team accuracy and a champion of club champions event in which each club entered will enter one member as its representative. Registration starts at 9:30 a, m.

Fight Results

PROVIDENOS, R. I.—Ernie Forte, 149, Hg Ropped oo (Red) Rahm,

Kaulshy: Play League Contests

NEW _ ORLEANB-—Jock ted

Francisco, drew a oi Morey

~Jack Chase, technically k Snacked out Anthony

SHAW TO SPEAX TO

Indianapolis Motor Speedway and

: 5 ads

race, will be principal speaker at

The program is in charge of H.

assisted by Gerald] lam H. Bruning of New York City, Decius and John Scott.

Ross Named By

Power Company

P. WALDO ROSS, Indianapolis, has been ‘named vice president general manager of the Southeastern Indiana Power Co.

sity previously was oh coach

A EA Si PR me

Trainer Suspended BALTIMORE, Feb. 23 (U. P).— The Maryland Racing commission has announced suspension of trainer Gordon H. Pearce, and all horses trained by him, for alleged “stimulation of the horse Silver Tower at Pimlico on Nov. 28

rience as manager of rural distribution of electric power. Mr. Ross plans to move from Indianapolis to Rushville, home office of the company.

FIVE ‘CHILDREN’ LIVE %

CROMLEY Benjamin CG. passed away at

TO VERY RIPE OLD AGE moraine: $6b"is puers soties nies”

FOY—Mrs, Astellas Pearl, 4404 Caroline, ARLINGTON, Neb. (U. P.)—Five|" beloved wife of Albert Foy and mother

of Raymond and Charles William and In Mohr, Arlington pioneers, believe Thirsday 5. = gd Nori 10.954 they have established some sort of |& a longevity record. = [erage age of the five chil- TOLLE a SORRECTED NOTICE) 2 en 87 Years, Together, they tered into al Frid - of Cleveland, ene total 438 years. Oldest is Mrs. Etama of “Bon E Miler, duighter of Mr, and 98, Next is Mrs. Judith| ji on and B. H, Miler. Services MonShreves, 88, followed by Mrs. Ella a at Te Vices Ma

Long, 86; John, 85, and Mrs, W. 8.

children of Mr. and Mrs, C. U.

Mrs. Mohr died at 85.

-WHITE'S MARKET

401 S. Warman ‘Ave.

24 Hours Ev. D Including Sunday”. |

[FEVER RAVAGES MOST OF EUROPE

Spread of Typhoid, Diphtheria Is Reported.

By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—-Ty-phoid fever and diphtheria are | ravaging most of Europe in a postwar epidemic wave that recalls the typhus fever epidemic in eastern Europe that followed the first world war. Only improved living conditions with restoration of safe water supplies and sanitation will check the _|typhoid epidemic. This disease is from 15 to 30

the war in an area covering the greater part of central Europe and consisting at least of the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Czecho- +| slovakia and Poland, Knud Stowman of UNRA'S Epidemic ‘Control Section reports.

Spread by Migration

typhoid fever incidence in Italy,

the Balkans.

_|the peak in September and October. Health authorities are hoping

improved by June, when the usual

He will describe some of his rac-(%%onal rise in typheid fever

starts color pictures will be shown. | WAT disruption and displacement

of population groups are seen as

Indians the cause of the typhoid fever

_|epidemic wave. The connection be-

way safety problems, and Wayne tween the war and the diphtheria Timmons of Purdue will give a resume Vy, Ym abnormal living conditions doubtfleet supervisors’ night which will start the week of

wave is not entirely clear, although

school | 16% Play a part.

DEATH NOTICES indianapolis Times, Sai, Feb. 25, 100 BRUNING—Mrs. Bertha, mother of Wil-

passed away Thursday. foie Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary 10 a m Priends invited. Private ural Crown Hil

Roena Cloe, father of Mrs. Daisy Ruth, stepfather of Mrs. 1nenard Overman, Mrs. e Cook, Ramage, Arthur, John, toward and Al | Er NNER bert Burgess, brother of Mrs, Rosa Todd, Mrs. Daisy Posey and George Cloe, passed

funeral home.

COHEN Jean, . formerly of indianapdiia, passed away Priday in Mia Fla widow of Joseph, sister of Saul he and Max Solomon. Interment services at Indian

RR: AV of us Service Flanner

UNVERSAW-—Theresa Lovett, wife of Ceorge O. r Mrs. Lois M. Ji died Saturd Funeral Tues-

day, 8:30, at the K y Mortuary, Melan at 19th st; § a m, tion church. Pri

WELSH-_Viola P., of 810 N. Oakland ave.,

Fouls mor ware

PERSONALS, NOTICES

SATURDAY, FEB. 23,

DEATH NoTicES. | 1 |

ton Ind., papers ples on, r se Mortuaries "wv

Mrs. Lowell F Edward Dixon granddaughter Mrs, Freda Ritter wt Chicago, Il; award ' Reddic| and Mr.

Monday,

& 9:30 a. m. Friends vied. ; Burial Cate Hill cemetery, p. m, ,

Louisville, &t 2

ashington st., until 9 p. m. Monday,

ends may a at t mortuary , after noon Sunday.

entered into rest Saturda , age » y wife of Immer Welsh, he of Kea Bdward and ah, Leonard daughter of Rebecca Harssbaryer, of and LaVon barger, Florence Wilcox, Mrs, Dorthy wr, re Mrs. Ruth Burris and as, Eula Cox. Servic Tuesday, 10:30 a. m., at Peace Cha 2050 KE. Michigan st. Burial Was a ton Park. Friends may call at Peace Chapel after 2 p. m, Sunday. Moore Mortuaries.

WOOD-—Robrt L., age 36, husband of June, father of Sherry, son of Mrs, Anna Wood, brother of Mrs. Verga Byers and Hershel Wood, passed ‘away Thursday. Puneral Monday, Feb. 25, 10 a. m, at Geo. W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington. Friends invited. Burial at Floral Park. Friends may call at mortuary. WRIGHT Bert, age 73 years, father of Mrs. Lala Ayers, Mrs. Allien Kissinger, Mrs. Morence Hoagland, rs. y Green, M. BE. (Bud) and Harold Wright, away Friday. Funeral Monday, y 5, 2 p. m., at the George W. Usher. Mor~ tuary, 2318 W. Washington st. Priends invited. Burial Moral Park’ cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary. YORK-—Rosa, 77 years, beloved mother of Albert and Claregce York, sister of Charles Bays. Passed away Thursday. Puneral Monday, 10 a. m, at the GH. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East st. Friends invited, Burial New Crown. Priends may call after 6 p. m. Saturday.

times more prevalent than before],

The epidemic area is believed to|Feul 168, | extend farther to the south Nel|M southeas, because it is likely that migration and unsettled conditions have raised the always very high

Hungary and the greater part of Typhoid fever cases usually de-

, cline in number during the winter. G. OF G. FLEET MEN/3me: smo . . lal received at - Wilbur Shaw; president of the|quarters here, however, tell of typhoid remaining unusualy high three-time winner of the 500-mile/for the winter months, though |state cases are not as many as during

that sanitary conditions will have

Curtis, age 63, husband of

1:30 Conkl Ww. Michigan st. Friends may call at

CARD OF THANKS 3 BORDEN— With sincere thanks and “deepest appreciation we acknowledge the kindness extended to us by: our many friends, relatives and neighbors in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved husband and father, Gilhert C. Borden. We also are very grateful for the lovely floral ibies, cards and incasages sympathy. We especially thank Rev. E. Ballard, Rev. Fer Vroom, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Shaw, Dr. Emhardt and tiring Service. * WIPE AND CHILDREN

DAVIS—We acknowledge vi wiih grateful appreciation the tho essions of Sym Ys acts of oe and ndness exed to us by our many friends, neighbic and relatives in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved wife and mother Qeriivge Davis, We also extend fore for the numerous cards, al irbates oe Ytars_of 2 of sympaihy. We es) ally iat, pioys eedlove, bo AIS. organ em ol - Sisaapolis Towel ron and the Service or thelr kind "considera-

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

GOODPASTURE—With deepest gratitude and appreciation, we acknowledge and extend our heartfelt thanks for the acts of love and from our many friends, neighbors, and relatives extended to us in our recent

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bereavement, the loss of our beloved daughter and sister, Iba Mae Goodpasture. We also extend our grateful thanks for the numerous cards of sym! y and beautiful floral tributes to our loved one. We especially thank Rev. Glenn Jennings, the singers, Mrs. Wheakley and Mrs. Hiliott, the pallbearers, the H. P. Chemical Co., Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co., Zeta- Beta Chi sorority, the city and police escort, Conde Funeral Home for their kind consideration, OHN bg ASTURSB PAMILY,

HARDEN-—-We gratefully rn and extend our deepest gratitude for the messages of sympathy, acts of kindness, lovely floral tributes and cards from our many friends, neighbors and relatives in gut recent bereavement, the loss of our loved Clyde L. Harden. We especially TE Rev, William Breedlove, Frank Parrish (singer), Mrs. Saunders (organist), attendants and nurses at Methodist Hosital for their faithful services and Mr. ye of Flanner & Buchanan Service for his kind considerat MR. ADELIA L. "PERGER & FAMILY.

wish to e our parttelt ‘thanks Io our neigh or segatiteg and friends, for their acts of | kindness, cards aaa letters of sym WPAthY, and beautiful floral tributes, at the death of our dear wife and mother, Nellie Wheatley. We espe-

more, Mrs. Sylvia Williams and the Robert W. Steri Funeral Home, HUSBAND. AND CHILD

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

mn ie atm FARLEY FUNERALS ac: is.

& BUCHANAN—25 West Pal ey Rt TA-33T1.

ow tery 10:30 a. m., Sunday. Arrangements by AaronRuben. CONAWAY Roy F, 321 N, Xenyom, Jone, away Saturday, husband Services at J. C. Wilson a ai of the Ohimes, 1234 Prospect; time later. Friends may call at Chapel of the Chimes after Sunday noon. CLEVENGER—Philip Bdward, beloved son of Charles and Lottie Clevenger, brother Henry and Robert Clevenger and Iva May Clevenger. Passed away Thursday W m. Priends may call at the Robert , Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospas st. Funeral service Monday, 10 a. mm, from. the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Ploral Park cemetery.

CRAVEN--Oharles N., 5123 E. North st,

Lp ._ until hour of service. Privnds Srom call at Irvington Chapel, §342

1 Park, Anderson, 1 Mortuaries.

r & Buchanan Mortuary. tery. Frievds may call at mortuary.

E. Washington st. Burial Memorial Park. Mortuaries.

The father lived to be 97, while | GARRIS—Mrs, Adrienne, 723 Northview, wife of H. N., Garris, mother of Mrs, 8. H. Bemerderfer of Muncie and Mrs, Harold M. Bevemis of Seattle, Wash, passed away Saturday. Service Flauner & Buchanan Mortuary Tuesday, 10 a. m.

Priends invited, Burial Union City, Ind. G Mary lege ave., beloved mbother

Charles

TT nt BERTS.GADD GRINSTEINERS 1601 B New ¥ 5. H.| . HERRMANN 1508 8. EAST MA-8488 HISEY & TITUS 931 N. Delaware St. L1-3828 SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 954 N. Illinois L1-5409

entered into rest Friday evening, age 24 years, son of Harry E. Craven, brother , Mrs, Jack Montgomery, Mrs, Herbert Brown and Mary A. Oravens. Bervices Monday at 2 p. Wallace Street Presb torlen “church,” il ile in state at

BE Washingion, until noon Mond. Burial Memoria Moore

Flanne Friends invited. Burial Floral Park Ceme-

Friends may call Sunday evening. Moore

A, age 85 Years, N a

Carrie Olmstead, Walter N. Sibson un, randmother of Arleine Polen, Edward Gibson, George and Walter Bastes and five greatfirandchildren, passed away Suvraday

EO ean PF, beloved father he

id ROBERT W. STIRLING

. OC, Wilson SAIL or P MA-9438

LOST AND FOUND

SILVER bracelet with name ‘Jean engraved, lost in or near Rivoll Theater Sunday night. Gift. Reward. CH-543 LOST-—Metal tool box containing tools on 46th, Keystone or Rural. Badly needed. Liberal reward. BR-8525. LOST—Lambda Chi Alpha fnwraity initials on back H. Rew. Be: 3436-R.

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LOST, Zaring theater or 7 1 a rose earring. Reward. Call BE-2 after 6 p. m,

INSTRUCTIONS 8

BEAUTY COURSE SALE

8 RE age min: ih Erade Sdeation, Lonrs 5 months. Free

not- Rov. In now, Classes starting. Ro

Ri y cst be. ox Saye

FEMALE HELP WANTED

ACCOUNTING CLERK

Must have typing ability. Comptometer experience helpful. Call RI-6511 8 a » to 5 p. m.

' Experienced Comptometer Operator Sees Mr. Snyder

GENERAL BAKING Co.

Vermont.

ROU--Naney- L., or eat, water oi

A STEADY INGREASE IN SALES VOLUME PROVIDES MORE EMPLOYMENT

* WE NEED

STENOQGRAPHERS

Experienced stenographers for responsible positions.

POLICYWRITERS

| CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS ST a sultations siice tres BK EO ORM 9

and advice free. K, of AS OF 1 will not he tes

TYPIST for general o office ork; - Permanent position in

tracted for by m DOUG!

self after Feb: 23,

BEAUTY COURSE. $125

Jo el, fi Airport, Wacsis “0 Toe

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Six days, $30. afternoon shift. llinois.

4903 W. Washington,

T HO Hoosier Weaving Co.

for any debts ane than those gone

LAS V, ANDY, 1528 8. Harding.

I WILL NOT be responsible for debts! MA-3321. 24-hr. i py anyone other than my r. serv. 5100 All enry

ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD., 401 Roosevelt bld.

w traler’ to] Califor; expenses. pate | LOOK]

angerous and u cut down a a hauled aw perience. Call for avrios

DE SHANO TREE SER

Vacuum Cleaner Repai

Vogel Bros:, 1314 W. Washington.

Don't throw that washer : For quick eric see M All work

Heeok's Washer } Repair Ri Pave ¢ al Washer

500 STATE LIFE BLDG. MA-T140 15 BE. WASHINGTON ST. Morning or BUSINESS SERVICES : ACCOUNTING und bookkeeping, tax serve Apply 122 S. —. reas. Days Josephing x] MA4670, evenings R1-8043.

ALTERATION Uh ALIST EL] [4

EAN * PRESS * REPAIR * RE REAS

Fast experienced typists. Will train.

RATING CLERKS

Accurate at figures. Must be a good typist. Excellent future.

FILE CLERKS

CASUALTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITER

Exp. required. A good future with advancements assured.

An Assured Future With a Steady Income

American States insurance Co.

542 N. Meridian St.

COMPTOMETER OPERATOR

General clerical work for opportunity. Steady work: S-day week. Apply personnel depart-

PITMAN-MOORE CO.

1300 MADISON AVE

GIRL

for light factory and clerical work

6156 E. Wash. St.

Fitter and Alteration Hands Must be well experienced on cloth. Top Salaries

Indiana Fur Co. 114 E. Washington

Flat Work Folders and Feeders Experienced. STERLING LAUNDRY .CO. 735 Lexington

. EXPERIENCED HOSIERY MENDERS

Real Sik Hosiery Mills $4 N. NOBLE

WHEATLEY--We 4 are deeply grateful and]

EXPERIENCED

Hosiery Seamers Real Silk Hosiery Mills

634 N. NOBLE

Experienced Menders

National Hosiery Mills Call RI 6511, 8a. m. to 5 p. m. 700 E Michigan St.

ee ——————————————— HOUSEKEEPER; white girl; age 20-40;

immediately; ‘stay; general housework;

extra good salary. LI-4912, TA-9308.

PBX OPERATOR

Permanent; autoths

HOTEL LINCOLN

PRESSER

Experienced. Full time employment. Apply Mr. Pritz,

6th floor, women's alteration dept, Wm. H.

Secretary 85-Da wok *\oply Personal Dept. Insley Mfg. Co.

801 N, oiney st 3400 East.

SECRETARIAL OPENINGS

Needed immediately, 4 women for Stenographié work. 6-day week, hours; a time and perma-

nent em Prien Tin 2 - THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER

We have an attractive fon for _oove | ERDSHlanced girl who is terested priSov19 | marily nm a Jectearial Dosition. Book« eeping knowledge requ beginning. New 3 y, modern o! rice, 5-day wee Position requires initiative, og per-

sonality and Jitaents exc } Loom tional pportunit ies. Please call 4073 day or evening if interested.

SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS

STERLING LAUNDRY CO. 738 Lexington

” Stenographer

fonneciion w HH a analy - partment. t working con4itlons at food od pay. Hours 8 to , Satur oy at hoon.

~ NEED ATTRACTIVE LADIES | pm opportunity for a

to| ALAR FTIONE. Festyline ee positions coats a specialty; prompt service. with | 4896. . : t connec- and tailoring of ladies’ “Virgin territory. Alterations ii, “aresses. *om-sise.

124

PLE 0} 31

fur MA-

wa H REPAIRING +

tion. Call MA-0535 for

2 wpe at 33 Monument 3

HUTTO BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP

Insurance

related P sential. Starting salary $3600. and experience. Times, Box A

Soda Fountain

DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.

Certificates filed w

TT Dept. MALE-FEM. HELE WANTED 10] RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, Inc.

R. R. 10 Box 16 8. Shortridge rd., IR-7054 CHARLES ST WELDING i phoorese| Revoked Auto License ;

(OPEN R BUSINESS) ws Ay, ; Doriahle an and Ton Immediate seryice. : JOHN none 1223 8.

ce not es- hid service, Nominal charge. oT ish tll 6 INTERNATIONAL BEA information oavgrig Haining SCROOL, 342 E WASHINGTON.

aTRe mic bldg. MA-942 MOVE —8AVE mid: 312 Indiana Trust J neo aD make pot x BEAUTY SERVICE AT SAVINGS =| Local or lon nish?

refg. cart ski shad “ele ) Aatare & Ohlo Ir RI.

T7134.

anytime.

GA-1147.

“ CARPENTRY Painting. CH-4 255 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD work Guar. Quick Service. -

Bid toot lH iin Bsn WR ERR DRESMAKING -— Children’s and high | Delaware at Mich . We have a number of openings school girls’ clothing a specialty. CH- Delaware at Michigan. Ratas from for young ladies and young gentlemen to work on our fountain.

See Mr. MOORE Apply at office

2 Vv paired and cleaned. . CHIMNEYS TR FrR-1511 Huff's Sanitarium, 115 S. Au

SPECIALIZE in repairing ; smoky “chimneys, | foundations, eaky roofs and gUiLers.| week in my home. TA-8456.

HOTEL BARTON

ROOMS WITH BOARD

| Pro. Nursing Service. 24 Hrs §

WILL [CARE for girls, 2 and

Tux-Ten Mfg. Co.

3401 BE. Tenth St. CH-3314 in

Stenographer

New yo pri Railroad

immediate service. Purnace repair, tin ning and vacuum cl ing.

Co. RI-5516.

All makes, repaired & vacFurnaces uum cleaned. Experienced men, quick service. Indianapolis Furnace

WILL CARE for children in ¢ Mother's care. FR-1990.

WILL BOARD small child in ood tian home; references. HU 164. §-

"| HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

CARROLLTON, 18086—$5; 3 rooms, § wliored lady. In-door bed. Privy nce.

ing. GA-1897,

naces install

Port Benjamin Harrison Exch

Benjamin Ha PASTRY COOK Apply Lt. . W. J. White, Main Exchange Poon gaperhs

to organize | Hardwood EA had, fin- BR -8525 APARTMENT RENTAL nN

fications contact Jack Lloyd immediately at Arthur Murray's. Tt 2565.

custodian | contractor. Hydraulic dump truck

MIDDLE aged couple do be) in HE ay Suilding, No drunks. | varg capacity. T. L. Henderson, BL-3558.

controls. Smither Bros.

If you have quali-|ished, ref t. free. Fill a TL sand, gravel, | 850 N. Pennsylvania st. Hauling etc. Will sub-contract from Hd , B=

FU RNACE LDay Service on| commodate 3 employed adults, Racy repairing. all makes. New fur-|._ APARTMENTS FOR RENT

d, oil buraers and electric 280.

General Contractor, L. B. Allen Cement, i plock, roofing, furnace, nabging; all work guaran-

12TH., 609 E.—2 rooms; rang

BT Ea 34 | Pa two ay I up. See custodian,

. A. Moynahan P Prog

“MOYNAHAN NPARTMENTS" C1

NERC man or woman to aperate erences required. GA-4411.

Ret-

Wilson, CH-3344.

Hauling Anything, day or night, Ray

MALE HELP WANTED

AUTO BODY MAN

wanted. Charlies Auto Body Shop, 1025 Meridian.

-GU 0TH & CENTRAL SALES 3 FILMING station attendants, for. serv- Mattresses renovated, 24-hour serv- WANTED TORENT 4. ice Must ice; box springs a spe-|BU; gg executive, wife and 10-3 ngs, innersprings to t 5 bedr:

know city. References.

VETERAN wants hauling of ‘any kind, from homes, factories, busi. places. CH-8491.

i Inclosed truck. Vi 1 Light Hauling resonance. wa-136. MOVING & STORAGE B, HAULING anywhere within 225 miles. Call BE-0765, ring 4.

HODGES STORAGE:

clalty: new box

for general repair work; such as roofing, gutterring.

Interior decorating and paintVeteran ing; expert and free esti-

spri match made to order. Nu Way Mattress

Co. RI-1832. MA-2083

Store now. Pay six months Estimate free. Inspection in

NS mates all work; A-1 references if desired. | RI-2019 RI-0479 Eves., © TA-4801 | Call CH-8506-R

Por small sanitarium, 3245 N. Illinois.

wants moving, baul- | § Ex-Serviceman Wil Moving, Maul

modern amoral double on Long suburban to New York City. Phit 8541.

and mechanics’ helpers. Must have tools.

1st class modern equipment. Bee garage

uperintendent GREYHOUND GARAGE

livered, spread. Spec. price.

Men Wanted

* Experienced % Flour Packers * Feed Packers * Flour Mill Workers

Apply ACME-EVARE. CO., INC. W. Washington & Blackford sts.

SCHAEFFER & SON cleaning. Also carpenter work.

also Steaming. Work guar. Walker and West. CH-2127-R.

E. Harding.

Metal Polishers and Fuki 2 Em SEE

spply Employment Office

ZENITE METAL CORP. Rear 201 N. West St.

ing. Work guaranteed.

PAINTING and

hal ~ Material furnished; men’s, women’s, children’s. CH-8499

Crushed limestone rock, De- TA-9002 men. Permanenty employsd 3 Frigidaires, A Ts Moving obi 3 CH-8041 5 >-™ -bedroom unf Moving Bo at CH-8041 Re it gee home for eig!

Interior, exterior painting. Wallpaper YE WA-4103. Interior-Exterior Decorating, CH- 1519 nis

INTERIOR and exterio unfurnished house; references asombic Cera [Tres RETR ask for garage supt. (days.

RI-0244 Painting, int. or ext. Wall

washing. Paper cleaning. G

Painting Interior, exterior; paperhang

% | BUSINESS STORE RO’

EX-NAVAL officer, wile and (wo 0 boy 6 and girl 3, desire house y

FAMILY with J-yeaila urgent! ®.

has been sold by owner, buyer move in. Please cai HI-2053. urgently needs onertment or Ne, furnished North side preferred. WA MAN and wife need 3 or 3 room

ee eae ae SE rsa MANAGEMENT — RENTAL 8 * ALLISON REALTY CO., INC.,”

‘| BUSINESS PROPERTY w

3 LARGE RMS, 18ST

This property can be made in class store, cleaning-pressing place

Guaranteed Workers ineared ® GA-$300. ing shop or any type of grocery 0

Liv, quarters up. It

PAINTING *' er CH-2952 some rehabilitation, but whatever

if will ‘still be worth your inv

Night Watchman |i Spe ui

Want Se aged man with good|Paper Cleaning a ng A.

health and character. Will be ex-|work. WA-1283. to take care of stoker fired

Are you ashamed of your paper? irice. §

Let me help you now at winter pri ie CAE

Fie Banging; 38¢ Toll; estimates Tree; boilers. State age and present or ies shown; 30 Jos experase.

3000. Por further details |

Barth at either phone, any time, | 0. i

previous employment first letter. - EB aye ot. Tamer | MA=S04 | Let sericcinen do your a

work guar.; reasonable.

for ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT

An opportunity for a young man to learn the fundamentals of the newspaper advertising business, “refer high school graduate, age 17 to 20. Five-day, 40-

See Mr. Carson Collier

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 214 W. Maryland St.

ing; reas. price, J. Duncan. & painting, Immed. service.

Immediate service

Frc. se emo Sieg Now—aet the | steam- BE_A4GT 3 LOTS for everybody, every

Paper cleaning, wail washing HI. [583 eT Empire Lite Tau,

1 g 1, Business, Industris Quality Paper hanging. Cleaning, | Residential, Busin . - - anging, ACRES; B. aE Paper painung. ww Wo + raft Jon % oa

Paper hanging ton. inig, wall a CH-2532W To 3700 blk, W, 10th, $675. w

AAAAAARAAAAAAA AAA LOTS. TRACTS FOR SALE

every direction. Phone for with realtors and

rd.,

Cooper, agent. Office, 9124 E IR-6158.

+11

17 Yrs. exp. Free est, |Lt nr. 46th and Crittenden, $875. Paperhanging Latest samp, TA-6042.|3 LOTS, 388¢ Wheeler, $1008, Lot 2531 Columbia, $700. LI

and commercial work. Call TA-5308 or BR-§405.

EXPERIENCED Dhper Sleanery, wall wash.

A-1; 1 ti Paperhanging Work Work as FR-3663.| 1 LOT, Gimber Tita Boyd, Ys.

Paperhanging and Work guaranteed. ne FR- 6900

CLEANING paper. Immediate service; 30 years experience. References, All parts| LOT,

for residential of ci Shy: A er om. & up. Work guar-

1 plot, 18th

LOT, near 34th and Hovey, 7 1 lot. Exeter near 18th, $450.

1 COR. PLOT, Southe

PATCH PLASTERING ™ 555"

WINDOW AND DOOR

FRAME MAKER

CARTER-LEE LUMBER CO. . WASHINGTON ST

Plastering Tic MA-2125| rm. 200, Empire Lite. LI-4369,,

Patch Plastering “7; 5% | OUT OF TOWN PRO

PRESSER

Expurishend. Full time em-

bth floor, wa s alteration dept., Wm. H. Block.

sinners; advanced

Clellan, CH-7038,

, Co. DON'S APPLIANGE SERVICE | wi PAY u 9000 for ems Holoomd & : Hoke Wi oe For automatic pening and ventilating RIGERATORS Private pa v Te. See Mr. Olinger mornings at FREEZERS FRAN, 4135 E8000, 4 rma “Metropolitan Coal & Oil Co. ir TETAS SERVICE | Ai ins. full basement; gars Stenographer We ave wx: | session 30 days. CH-8002.

is a permanent position for »

This irl unde! 36. 13a 8 a m, 3 Bg days, to 12 Batu burasys. « Hore opportunity’ to to become er with

: a manufacturer. beral on an. r acc dent pension Pete ompan, Cafeteria serving lunches “i Soraban one Mr. Ponds, RI-8611.

THE BARBASOL CO.

Plastering, or hein R=1391 Popular Plane, imviises. 2 storm windows; rockwool Ins

[I EH serv ist, TA-83432

air of kind, Electri Plumbing witer ny L H. Mo

Printing Ai Km GA-1200| HOUSES FOR SALE

PLAINFIELD

321 8. MILL ST gas, water and ligh

6 Rms,

base.; $4250 buys. . ¢

SRY THA

Must have sufficient experience in sheet metal layout; good opportu~ nity for advancement; good salary.

M. & E. MFG. CO.

* Stenographer *

These positions are 5 day week with -| good future and steady employment.

Address Times, Box A-190.

A ep Ey i! SHEET METAL WORK |Eia"Ave: risa ~~ | sf N: Dorman ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS "modern. Bompistely recondition

Magen, aco, mit, OH-3872-W | 2st

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roofs. Guaranteed work.

Roof Repairs, all kinds. New RI-2928

4 8 (semi mod.), 3 lots, chickens; He 1133.

types of floors, Work guar.

Graduate engineer or equivalent with. pre-war ex-

STENOGRAPHER

with opportunity to become a secretary; 8-day week. Apply

PACKARD MFG. CO.

2000 Columbia Ave.

Any noTthuol shound car to 30th, transfer to

bus to Columbia.

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Good josation, xcellent 814 Merchants Bank

— Experienced, th ung lad; efmAnent Woon Resolve. 3 Yo and some

ncoming phone calls

t work. Phone Mr. Keller for

: ~ COUNT RLS - a Coma-| vo endian Guaranty Cateteria,

Periance in time and motion Prefer familiarity with machine shop methods. panding business makes. attractive opportunity. Salary commensurate with ability. State full details in reply. Address Times, Box A-189.

toilets cleaned. BE-3174-M,

cleaned, Immediate service. FR-

Service and Repair WASHING MACHINES. _WA-6761

QUICK SERVICE

World War I1 Veterans

Pipi ry Possession Is. “gel today. Average ¢ daily

Al nt. | TA-337T.

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SANDING, refinishing. All GA-8471 HOLMES, 56 N.-—8-

Septic Tanks, dry wells and outside 5-EOOM side double, N. Warman

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tanks and dry wells puigsd snd HAZELWOOD.

161 A erm. Servicin Commercial and domestic| exc. furnace), 2 lots, chickens g refrigerators, custom-built ($1500 dn. HI-1133, deep freezers and walk-in boxes, WA-6761,

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1-CAr garage, near high Shook Ya “block trom carline; « $4200.

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poLTZ REALTY CO.

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