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i 13, 1948

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American Hockey gin next Tuesday at Hershey and doloff announced

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Yankees Are Knocking Rivals

Cold-in the Grapefruit Loop;

Slaughter World Champs, 12-1

(U. P)—~The Yankees, eight ex-G.1’s and a converted second baseman, were the

8T. PETERSBURG, Fla,

March 13

New York

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Atterbury Five Wins in Meet

#ATLANTA, Ga., March 13 (U, P). ~The Camp Atterbury quintet last night downed the navy’s 16th fleet team of Green Cove Springs, Fla,

56-39, gnd entered the semi-finals of the American Basketball con-

terrors of ‘the grapefruit circuit toda over supposedly the two best teams

The bombers from the Bronx, after routing the St, Louis Cardinals three games in a row, came back yesterday to blast the world champion

Eastern Job Shifts Made

NEW YORK, March 13- (U, P.).— Elmer Ripley was back at Georgetown university as head basketball coach and Wesley Fesler at Pittsburgh as head grid mentor today in two important Eastern changes. Ripley served as “fill-in” coach at: Notre Dame -this season and guided the Irish to 17 victories in 21 games: He was rehired at; Georgetown, Fesler, an all-American end at Ohio State in 1920 and 1930, be- | comes the third head coach of the Panthers since 1938 when Dr. John | B. (Jock) Sutherland resigned and the university launched a ‘ “deemphasis” policy, Fesler's appointment was considered another step by the university to obtain wfmbership in the Western conference, |

which recently lost its 10th member when the University of Chicago withdrew,

RE-ROOF NOW Immediate Sopiication : ROOFING AND

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y, holding four consecutive victories in Florida.

Detroit Tigers, 12 to 1, in a “big inning” display reminiscent of the prewar power of ‘the “DiMaggio-Gehrig-Dickey “murderers’ row.”

8ST. PETERSBURG, Fla~-Man-ager Eddie Dyer expressed disap-

pointment today in the recent Ra and F : Benning downed Ft. wl: Eulered into rest Tuesdsy evening. | Einhardi, Lockl Union No. 110; Bployens showing of his St. Louis Cardinals,| Mci€lan, Ala. 13-98. Burrell, ‘mother of Mre. Mable" Height: ° Rubber, and Shirley Bios dar ervice. '@- - chew an rs, - ackwe! rvic pre-season . National’ league: favor Friday, 1:30 p. m., at Peace Chapel, 2060 | WATKINS--We extend our deepest grati-| _

ites. The Cardinals fourth straight when pinchhitter

dropped their | game . yesterday | Glen Russell's |

parture of ° Jake Early, No. 1}

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White Sox opened a steady run of {exhibition games today, starting | with the St. Louis Brown. The| | Chicagoans will play 30 out of the | next 32 days. Manager Jimmy Dykes is suffering from an acute] stomach ailment, having lost 20 | pounds since arriving here.’ 1

Baseball

EXHIBITION RESULTS

the U. school gym last night in the league playoff, 29-24. The rivals finished regular sea- |

gress tournament in progress here.

Sports Arena five in the semi finals tonight and Dow Chemical of Midland, Mich, ‘plays Ft. Benning.

Arena downed Wood River, Ill, 67-61, Dow defeated Ft, Dix, N, J,

‘Hoosier Riflemen ‘Defeat Danville

William |turn to Washington's Florida train-|All-American

Cross and later a top performer The Senators had to borrow two|for the Chicago Bears, was sepayesterday and then promptly de-|terday.

|dentist with three different marine | | divisions on Okinawa. He is a na-

Allison Quintet ‘Wins Big Six Title

Big

Otis Spears paced the Atterbury ttack with 18 points, Atterbury meets

the Atlanta

In other tilts last night, Sports

The Hoosier club defeated Dan-

BOSTON, March 13 (U. P)—Lt.| (Bill) Osmanski,

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Allison is the champion: of the] 8iX Industrial Basketball! eague. The Allison cagers downed 8. Tire team at Howe high

single in the ninth inning off of|ville in the closest match df the Dergoh,

Softens

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rd C. Dersch, brother of Mrs. Charles southpaw Howie Pollett gave the Central Rifle league's weekly |Oeftering and C. J. Dersch, passed away [ifn “pds letters of sympathy and beau. Tuesday a. m. Funeral Priday, 8:30, at |aiul floral tributes. We especially thank Boston Red Sox a 1-to-0 victory at | matches, The scores: | ¥ Rev. R. E. Mueller, Murat Chanters, soloSarasota. = ow . |e oe hSioT mann Pues] Butie, ae Ist, organist, (nurse) Miss Roe, Dr. Im gen | nalanapolis |church. Priends invited. Burial Crown |Shamahorn, Dr. Loomis, Center Blue erguson «+. 181!W. Davidson ... 1921 i odge, ge Commandery, men of Gatlin MIAMI, Fla. “The Brooklyn Dod- | Marsh . 188 Reese ives JRO gun Clu \Whilbearers, Shirley Bros. vers have been practically “coms |Ebers 11 HEARD 1 oioKensox corer, or ta Maran age SEC in, SFr mandeered” to play an exhibition | Simpson 184/P. Leak .iivuiins 161) erson and father of James W., Harr FUN game against the Philadelphia A's| .,.,, ov - | Dickerson and Mrs. Paul A. Vatland of ERAL DIRECTORS 6 ota . 2, Tota er Kingman, Ariz, 'six grandchildren and rtm omen at Savannah, Ga, Friday for the Hoosier Danville |two great grandchildren, passed sway! CONKLE FUNERAL HOME entertainment of delegates attend- | short 18(Martin ........ 13) Wedhihaay a. mi. Bubstal services PEiSAr| uss w. Michigan ui. BE-19%4 ing the UNO monetary conference, Rov, , ++ 1881310 VERION. «ie .: ini | Chapel Sie’ lint st. Burial in Bethel f RETA Dodger secretary Hal Parrott an-| Clevenger .. 182I Dorsett ......... o/h time Friends may call at the chapel ARLEY FUNERALS. 08 W Morris nounced today. |‘ Herman 12i8adier mn. .riiiee 178 any time after 7 p. m. Wednesday. ANSI Wasi Fob - DOUGALL—Janet, of 35 N, Kenyon, :T The Dodgers will leave their| Total $4 Total ......... 3| "18, Déloved sister of Margaret Conover | —Creek Bouarard_ TA-37T1 Daytona Beach, Fla., training camp Allison Penn. of Indianapoits ang wut of Mrs. Jeruien BERT S. GADD - eeie 0 avenpeor OWA, passe away Thursday night for the 438-mile| |B mith reesds 17 So outatier ooo 18% Tuesday a. m. Funeral service Thursday 3130 Prospect Bt . MA-004 train trip. Southpaws: Ed Minner | Colyin [0188 Pearier Ill 113 at Lie Brg: Shirley Bros, Irving HU GRINSTEINER'S jand Vic Lombardi pitched the Diserson ..... 180% Hostetler .... Ti ngion’ Park. Friends may call at chapel | 1801 E: New York MASH | Dodgers to a 3-to-1 victory over : . S 107, Hunk: 0 att nit G. H HERRMANN | | Tota .. 9180 Total co. B45 -—Harry ; Of \ st, | 1508 the Giants yesterday. ——————————— Apt. 37, thierss ite rest Tuesday phar r 3 EAST HISEY 3 TITUS MA-3408 | ing, Age years, usband eof uriei HAVANA, Cuba—The Washing- ‘Bill Osmanski Is Linda Heyman, father of Mrs. Wayne os: N. Delaware St. 1-383 ton Senators’ catching corps was! Bm fyi rio tod Mores J. SHIRLEY BROS. CO. cut to the bone today by the d de- | Out of Service Brown, Betly Lou, James R. and Harry pss w Diinots L1-8400 Kreglo. Services Fridey, 10. a. m,, at

Peace Chapel, Friends are welcome. Moore Mortuaries, JOSLIN—QGeorge N., 84 years, husband of Carrie Joslin, father of George, Harry and Shirley Joslin, stepfather of James Waldron, brother of Mrs. Hazel Younk, Mrs. Lillian Farlow, Mrs, Irene Jacobs and Mrs. Mildred Younk, all of Indlanapolis; Harry of, Chicago and Bdward Joslin of Wiscon passed away Monday a. m, at the residence, 511 N. Emerson. Friends may call at the residence | any Mime. Services Thursday, | from" Woodruff Place Baptist Church. Interment Washington Park. Friends invited. Tolin Service. LAVELLEg-John, age 80, husband of ;Minda (deceased), father of Alvin and Helen Lavells (both deceased), and Mrs. Kathryn Richards, uncle of Richard and Agnes Lavelle, Mary Ellen and Thomas Campfield, died Tuesday. Friends may e¢all at the residence, 725 N. Tremont, alter 6 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral notice later.

200 BEB. Michigan st. Burial Crown Hill.

| George W. Usher service.

LIPSCOMB-—Charles, age 68 band of Nettie, foster-father of Maude Chambers and brother of Frank Lipscomb, passed away Tuesday. Private funeral services Thursday, 2 p. m., at Royster & Askin Mortuary, 2310 W. ‘Washington st. Friends p. m. Wednesday,

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New York (A) 12, Detroit wh 1. Boston (A) 1, 8t. Louis (N) 0

son play with 11 victories and four

setbacks each, and the tie preaker

| Brooklyn (N) 8, Washington (A) 8 Cuban All-Stars | Washingsen (A) * (

m 9 Rochester (Int) Birmingham (8ou Los dngeies (PCL) 13, Hollywood

TRENTON, J.—Geo New York, outpointed Stanley Sims, New York (10).

Brooklyn, stopped Vinnie Vazzo, 129, vere, Mass,

Cincinnati (N) 6, Cleveland (A) 4. { Philadelphia (N) 8, Boston (N) 2. Le York (N) 1.

St. Paul (Assn) 0 8t. Louis (A) team §. “B"” team 14,

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Fight Results

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HARTFORD; Conn. — Al Penino,

(TM. NEW YORK (Park arena)-—Joey LaMot-

ta, 157, New York, outpointed Bobby Ber-

WATCHES, JEWELRY ger, 153, Chicago (8). HOUSTON, Tex. — Steve Belloise, 156, New York, knocked out Baudelio Valencia,

155, Mexico City (3)

SAN JOBE, Cal --Angelo Rogers, 130, Across From the Statehouse San Jose, outpointed Toni Beccera, 130, San Diego (8).

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Ed- | ward, Robert, Joan, James and Mrs. Donald Potter, sister of Mrs. Bernard Quinn, Mrs. Nell Quinn, Miss Alice Dwyer, John, Walter and Joseph Dwyer (all of Philadelphia), died Monday. Funeral Thursday, 8:30, at the Kirby Mortuary, Me-

NORMAN, Okla, March 13 (U.

P.) —William (Dutch) Fehring, for- MARSH-—Mrs, Rose Blair, 3258 Park ave, | mer athletic player at Purdue university,

staff member and has | been appointed assistant football] coach at the University of Okla- |

homa, replacing Frank Crider, re- |

signed, school officials announced

| today.

Take to Air

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 13

| (U. P.)—For the first time in Har-

vard university's sports history, an athletic team will fly to the scene of a contest. The basketball team will fly from Boston to New York March 20 for its opening contest the following day in the N. C. A. A. tournament,

Hockey Scores

NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 3, New York 2.

UNITED STATES LEAGUE

| Omaha 4, 8t. Paul 3. | Tulsa 5, Minneapolis 1.

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dof Atwoo Ill, passed away Tuesday. | Services Priday, 2 p. m, Little & Sons | Funeral Home, 1916 N., Meridian. Burial | Memorial Park Cemetéry. Priends may call after 7 p. m. Wednesday. | UNDERWOOD — Robert Ray, age 11

ridian at 19th st, 9 a. m, St Arc church. Interment Calvary ceme tery. Priends may- call at the mortuary,

diploma qualifies vou work in Indiana mother of Henry W., passed away Wednesday a.m. Servige Flanner & Bu- Ma a av. “onker G1. Sets

chanan Mortuary Friday, 10 a. m. Friends| invited. Burial Crown Hill !

{MINKS... Margaret Jane, of 3080 N. Pennsylvania si. age years, beloved | mother of Harry, Le Roy and James DO. inks and Mrs Grace Pyle, Mrs. Myrtle Bradley, Mrs. Mary Rose Hiser, 10 grandchildren, pessea away Tuesday a.m. Puneral services Friday at 2 p. m. from the New Hope Methodist church in New Hope, Ind. Burial in New Hope cemetery. Friends may call at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, #46 N. Ilipois st, from § pp m Wednesday until 8 p.m. Thursday, and at the New Hope church after 12 noon Priday. QUARONI--John, age 71 years, 739 Terrace ave. beloved husband of Anna Quaroni, father of Cecelia Gold, Marie {Eschmeyer, Alfred and Arthur Quaroni, brother of Teresa, De Julio, passed away Monday p. m. Puneral Thursday, 8:30 a, m, at the G. H. Herrmann Puneral Home, 1505 8. East st; # a. m., Holy Rosary church, Friends invited, Burial 8t. Joseph's. SCHELL—Henry Stewart, 58 8. Downey st.,, husband of Mrs. Pearl Leedy Schell and father of James Lyman Schell, and Mrs. Rosallie 8. Heathco of Silver Spring, Md, passed away Monday p. m. Tv ices at Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 2 p. m. Priends invited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. SMITH—Nona P.,, widow of Robert Smith; | mother of Roberta B. Hartley and Meldon L. Smith, sister of Mrs. Bess Blum of Hollywood, Cal, passed away.at the residences of her daughter, 5324 Allisonville rd, Monday, March 11. Funeral services Thursday, March 14, at the Blackwell Funeral Home, 1503 N. Meridian st., 2 p. m. Interment New Crown Cemetery. Friends invited, Friends may call at the funeral home. TRUSLER—George Edward, age 14, of 3014 8. Taft st, Mars Hill," beloved son | of Mr. and Mrs, George R.. Trusier, brother of Rex, Ronnie, Sandra and Max, grandson of Mr. and Mrs,’ Frank Huffman of Monrovia, Ind., and Mrs. Rose Wilkins d,

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Underwood, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel McCabe and Mr, and Mrs. W. E Underwood of West Virginia, passed away in California. Funeral service Thursday. | 3 p..m., from Shirley Bros, { Chapel, 5377 BE. Washington st. Burial| Washington Park. Friends may call at | chapel any time.

WAGNER—August J, of 330 8S Seren] ave, age 43 years, beloved husband of Lillian Wagner of Indianapolis, son of Mr. | and Mrs. Julius Wagner of Philadelphia, Pa. brother of Mary Rober, Frank, Louis | and Robert Wagner, passed away Monday | g m. Services will be Friday at 1:30] m., at Shirley Bros Irving Hill Chapel, | Sart E. Washington st. Burial Washington Park Cemetery.

WILLIAMS—Molly, age 70 years, mother | of "Mrs. Pearl Phillips, - Mrs. Myrtle Hamm, Mrs, Marie Stan eld, Nath, Sever, Albert, Mrs. May Kidd, Ernest, Roy and Robert Williams, passed away Mond#¥, Funeral Wednesday, March 13, 8 p m at residence, 2260 N. Illinois st

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| | CARD OF THANKS 3

| CLATR—We acknowledge with grateful | appreciation the thoughtful expressions | of sympathy, acts of love and ki extended to us by our many friends, neighbors, relatives, in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved wife and | mother, Ellen Clair, We also extend grate- | ful thanks for the cards, letters of sym- | pathy and beautiful floral tributes. We especially thank Rev, | Mrs. Dorothy Fowler, Lenhurst Chapter | of the Eastern Star, American War Moth|ers and J. C. Wilson Service for their | kind consideration, | HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

CLEMENTS With deepest gratitude and | appreciation we acknowledge and ex-

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! acts of love and kind messages of sympa{thy from our friends, neighbors, relatives in our recent bereavement, the loss of our | beloved Edward J. Clements. We also extend grateful thanks for the floral tributes, cards and messages of sympathy. We especially thank Father Dennis and clergy of ths Sacred Heart Ohurch, members of the Carpenter's Union, doctors and nurses at City hospital and Tolin Funeral Service. WIFE & CHILD!

IGELMANN—We acknowledge with § grate - ful appreciation the thoughtful expres. sions of sympathy, acts of love and ki ness extended to us by our many friends, relatives, neighbors, customers and business associates in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved husband and brother, Herman Olin Igelmann. We also

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loans for special purpeses only.)

MPANY

200 Ro 205 Odd

Follow Bldg. Penn. & Wash. LI. 8435,

it Bide. Wl. & Wash, LL 1431

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

EQUITABLE SECURITIES

(HB

Payable in equa) monthly Installments

EAST MARKET INDIANAPOLIS a Secor ot Dopoent \ncuranee Coroorones

PERSONAL LOANS

Low Bank Rates $6 Per $100 Per Year

STENOGRAPHER

Downtown legal ated; $30 oki 40-hour Apply Personnel Dept.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS 214 Traction Terminal :

STENOGRAPHER

with opportunity to become a secretary; B-day week Apply

PACKARD MFG. CO. 2900 Columbia Ave, Any north-bodnd esr to 0th, Crosstown bus to Colum!

Stenographer good bal oradit office; Vorking. conditions. and

Ay Eredit Manager. Fairway Furniture Co. 133 W. Washington _° _ _ STENOGRAPHER

pee 21-30, PI wor!

Farmanent pon seston. «a in ne. fr

Indiana Meridian,

STENOGRAPHER

Interesting ork Ao opportunities for

“Re RK. O. 0. Radie' Pictures Corp.

inois

GIRL, 18-30, stenograi work. Exparisnce not * nedestary i ing to learn ty Jor rl. aAiliter aan he 118 N. Gale. CH-8230.

STENOGRAPHIC

Positions are available for stenographie an other

work. Teasant conditions and ty.

Tb Meridian

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO,

A Good Place for a Oirl

A GOOD PLACE FOR A GIRL TO WORK

There are opportuni ties for gins in telephone other

work. High school gradustes enjoy the working snd. good pay and security. 18

Employment Office 240 N. Meridian,

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

LIBERAL LOAN CO

TRAINEE We are willing to train a girl in { piling and, digo tion work i she Bo eas = See Mr yder

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 W. Vermont

EXPERIENCED

LOANS . SERRE ge TYPIST Sk Autos—ir Cosws. LOANS oe iam me Splendid opportunity for adHlinols at

SACKS BROS.

RI-5094 Open Eves.

vancement. 40-Hour week. Good

542 N, Meridian.

WOMEN,

for clean, light factory work, high-grade cosmetics. Permanent cations accepted each morning.

18 to 30

Handle AppliApply

Primrose House 846 N. Senals GIRL for light factory and clerical work 616 E. Wash, St. House-House Cofitast Work Interviewing housewives on essential food values in bakery products. No selling. Salary $5 per day to start; $8 after

3 months. Pleasant personality and neat APPEATANCS NECEsSATY Apply between |

1 and 3 p.m 33 BE. MARKET

EXPERIENCED HOSIERY MENDERS

Real Silk Hosiery Mills

634 N. NOBLE

Experienced Menders

National Hosiery Mills Call R1 6511, 8 aa m. to 6 p. m. ’ 700 E Michigan St.

EXPERIENCED

Hosiery. Seamers

Real Silk Hosiery Mills 634 N. NOBLE

WILL TRAIN YOUNG WOMEN 18 to 35

| for pairing, measuring and other skilled | hosiery openings. Air-cooled plant, good working conditions, Must have well cared for hands and nails

National Hosiery Mills 700 E. Michigan Call RI-6511 RAM toSPM

~ MILLINERY "WORK ROOM * HELP Experience Necessary ‘Apply Employment Office 7th Floor THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

PAY ROLL CLERK

Typing and general office, Hours 9 to », 1 on Saturday. Salary, $35 , Good opportunity.

Lane Machine & Tool Co.

TT W. 26th St.

1 700 Test ‘bldg.

® Policy Writer

Must be fast, accurate pt Good starting salary with a secured future.

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO,

542 N. Meridian

OTREECIMRIEI LIE [ecomomy ok “fonds 85am starting salary. FEMALE HELP WANTED ’ FEMALE HELP WANTED _ b Herff-Jones Co. . Electromatic Typist nn ENERAL OFFICE for 1411 N. Capitel Good starting salary for fast, a be JSnitant to "bype- Bens sense pi win + sn |i Bi ET TYPIST

1 el work for A "maine: medie ee, a wor week.

gli a Warn. PITMAN MOORE CO. 1200 Madison Ave. TYPIST

TYPING MAKING PIECE WORK G WORK

WOMEN, 18-35 Tie and One-Halfl Over 40 Hours PACKERS PPERS in roll and oaks dept. Experience

not necessary. Pleasant working conditions.

OMAR, INC.

901 E. 16TH BT

EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS John J. Madden Mf 9. Co.

: 16th & Sherman GIRL

30-35 to learn

rtunity

| System, 1031 B. Washi

Salesladies

Counter work in dry clean-|3 'ing branch stores. Permanent

daytime work.

Davis Cleaners 2835 Northwestern

ist le

Typi Sing! person, e 18-30, insurance office; hour week; commensurate _ with ability. = Call Eitelman, RI-3334.

TYPIST

3 8 Mos. experience or 1 years training ditions, 7 Apai Onierl Pum Bechara TYPIST

Tort CHAMBER OF COMM Bos iith. AMY TYPIST—EDIPHONE OPERATOR MAYTAG CO.—204 S. Penn.

Typist and General Office Work Good beginner considered. MAYTAG CO.—204 S. Penn.

SALESPEOPLE

CORSET DEPT,

Experienced; full-time employment. Apply employment office; Tth floor.

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

WAITRESSES Day work, top wages

WHEELER'S

8 W. MARKET

A Good Girdle Does More for a Woman Than Anything. ’

Learn to fit and sell them now and earn while you learn Apply employment office, 7th floor

The Wm. H. Block Co.

t ndianSeamstress | for Institut Lion neal 1 55 Salary, hols " board, Call CH-T878, 8 A m to Bulen.

Exrerienced SHIRT GIRL Good hours, ado ui Apply - ready

Tiffany Laundry

435 Benate

te. Ag to very and i interesting ‘work to’ young lady Who bee

WAITRESSES Day or night shift; good pay, good hours. Ted's Lunch Room, 925 N, lllinois.

Ward Kitchen Helpers

e 25-60. Call 8 a. m, 676. Mrs. Bulen.

NEW POSITION

is being created in downtown vetall es« tablishment that will prove to be

» m,

cH:

lteves - to be interested in learning mere chapdise methods, Experience not necessary, but should be fairly scourate ab figures. Permanent position, Good salary. Address Times, Box Al96,

on $-da A with morning fi ’ bday age children, CH-5083, 8,

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10

EXPERIENCED SECRETARY

a woman fully qua pointment. Secretary-Steno KE amad.

pi 1 spons: Bitty.

AT mT

33 W. North 8t.

TIMES Want Ads are Fone kali quick results

ramous “for 56 them

Exceptionally attractive opportunit for p ih fied. von a

tary to president of old es —- Boy Sompany, Call anid ap-

Soda Fountain

HOOK'S berms DRbG SORES

California and Market Sts.

Gest To 4 thr Cu,