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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1946
_ THE INDIANA
Pasquel Longs for Days a? Of Landis, Instructs Suits
Against Owen, Stephens
MEXICO CITY, April 10 (U. P.).—President Jorge Pasquel of the Mexican league longed today for the late baseball commissioner, Judge K. M. Landis, who he said would have upheld his rights in dealing with American players. Pasquel, who says he has insrtucted his lawyers in New York to file $100,000 breach of contract suits against Catcher Mickey Owen and Shortstop’ Vernon Stephens, figured such drastice action wouldn't be neces] sary if Landis were ruling baseball. | ‘Andres Picked Criticizing Commissioner Albert] . . B. Chandler for failing to crack| A B k Pil down on Stephens and Owen, who S I'lS 0 1 ot recently gave up on the Mexican! pou Andres, a competitor in six league, Pasquel asked: |500-mile races at the Indianapolis “How is it possible that these men | Speedway; today was nominated to may be re-admitted into the so- drive the eight-cylinder Maserati called organized baseball in the (entered by Frank Brisko of ChiUnited States? Is it possible that cago for the Memorial day race Commissioner Chandler will over-| here, look that these meh have recetved | Andres, who has been driving thousands of dollars in advance and [since 1932, captured the national have signed contracts? |dirt track title in 1940. He was. in +Angry With Rickey |thg army air forces during the was “ Le serving as a laboratory assistant in i for the days of Judge Lan- {the engineering division at Wright : field, Dayton, O. Pasquel also was angry with Pres-| Andres’ mechanic will be Gerald | ident Branch Rickey of the Brook- | | Brisko, the 22-year-old son of the | lyn Dodgers. He said Rickey lured | (car's owner. Young Brisko was Owen back into fhe Dodger fold by |discharged recently after serving promising him a three-year con- in ‘the Pacific as a 8 pilot.
tract calling for $20,000 a season above taxes. Fountain Veterans “My brother Alfonso was with
Owen while he was talking to Win Two Games Rickey by telephone in San An-| A.C. tonio, Texas,” Pasquel said. “Rickey team, made up mainly promised Owen a three-year con- servicemen, won tract at $20,000 tax free. double-header at Finch park, de“Well, it's the. first time Rickey feating the South Side Reserves, ever paid a player what he was|12-0, and Park Teen- -Agers, 4-2 worth, A Mexican taught him the| The A.C.s will meet Nisley Mig. value of his men.” | next Sunday at Finch park at 2 _ [p. m. April 21 and 28 are open. [Soon city teams contact Hyatt|; Johnson, 1102 Hoyt ave., by letter or phone MA-3075.
Fight Results
By UNITED PRESS
Fountain Square
of ex-
Hard to Believe But True
24-Hour Service
DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND 8 CITY—Willie Joyce, 138, Gary, ENLARGING—EXCELLENT WORK Ind. knocked out Ruby Garcia, 136, Puerto
INDPLS, a YORK (Broadway arena)—Nava 0. Beparsa, Dis, JitXico Sty, vilpointed Phil 142, Vancouver C. (10 203 E. WASH. MA-7329 |
Rs! YORK ‘(Bronx y POrE arena) —Norman Rubio, 145, Alban . Y., outpointed
| yinte Lasalva, Mount, Ney N. Y. (8). NEW YORK (Central arena)-—Irish i Mickey Doyle, 157 County Wexford, Ire- { land, 158,
knocked put karpey Moore, . (M.
!| Hempstead, L. I
RETREADED TIRES BUFFALO—Phil Muscato, 181, Buffalo, | outpointed Joe Maxim, Cleveland (10). RETREADING HARTFORD, Conn.—(eorge (Red) Doty, and } SL. artterd, outpointed Sal Ritchie, 151, | y VULCANIZING ¥ SALEM, Mass. —Tommy Greb; 131, BosSERVICE { ton, oqutpointed Blond Tiger, 127, Lowell,
| Mass. (10).
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152 McLean Place TA-0736 tween 21st and 22nd, N. Illinois
Just Received! . . . Large Selection sq 50
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& The ALLIED FLORISTS Assn.
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FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE
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¢ FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 FLANNER & B BUGHANAN-25 est Fal Creek Boulevard, TA-3377 BERT S. GADD Softens 2130 Prospect 8t MA-6049 | Sorrow GRINSTEINER'S ir 1601. E. > York MA-5374 | GC. H. HERRMANN | 1505 8 EABT 8ST MA-848Y
JONES & HURT MORTUARY |
SHEFIELD CHAPEL Day and Night Ambulance 2326 Shelby st:
HISEY & TITUS
931 N. Delaware St. 1-3838 SHIRLEY BROS. CO. We
#8 N. Ilinols
Service GA-2870
~ Steno rapher
Clerk
Experienced ‘to handle followup work in traffic department. Must be high school graduate. Prefer 3 or more years’ experience, also good telephone voice.
INLAND CONTAINER CORP.
Call Mr. C. E. Fellmy, LI-2323
.Stenographer 20 to 30 Years of Age
With 2 years’ sound stenographic experience. Able to assume responsibility. Permanent position. Air-conditioned i office.
DAVENPORT AUTOMATIC MACHINE SET UP MAN
Must be thoroughly experienced. South-Wind Division
STEWART-WARNER CORP.
Apply Personnel Office 1063 York St.
2
1422 Prospect
DEATH® NOTICES 1d Indianapolis ‘Times, Wedns,, , April’ 10, ), 1046
CADWALLADER—Ora, husband of Lucille Cadwallader, brother of Mrs. Letta Gebhardt, uncle of Alma Gebhardt, passed Tuesday. Friends bert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect, after Thursday noon. Funeral services Priday, 2 p. m., at the funeral home, Friends invited. Burial Greenfield, Ind. COURTNEY-CGeorge M. age 57, beloved husband of Mary, father of Francis T. end George W. and Joan, passed away at hig residence. 5024 Carrollton ave., Monday afternoon. Fuperal from Speaks & Finn Puneral rome, 1639 N. Meridian, Thursday, 10 a. m. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. DAWSON—Col. Mark A, U. 8, A, retired, husband of Ruth Moorehead Dawson, passed away in East Richland Byrdton, Va., April 9, age 64. Services at the gave in Crown Hill Thursday, 10:30 a. m. | Friends will meet at Flanner & Buchanan about 9:30 Thursday. FRELJE—Fred 8, (Junior), 3704 E. Michigan st, entered into rest Tuesday, age 35 years, husband of Eleanor Freije and father of Shirley Ann, son of Fred M. und Christine Freije. Services Friday, 2 p. m.,
VOIGT
©. Wilson SHAPE GF THE CRIES
1234 Prospect St. MA-0438
FLOWERS, SHRUBS, PLANTS 5A FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION
J. E._ARBOGAST CH-4406
FLOWERS PERFECTLY ARRANGED |
‘Atkins Flower Shop 21%
TA-0224 LOST AND FOUND 1 LOST—Red cocker spaniel, about |
ROBERT W. STIRLING :
Office Positions GENERAL MOTORS |
Has an opening for a
TYPIST
Good pay and working conditions. Apply
General Motors Parts Division 347 W. Ninth St. Ph. LL. 2461. Mr. Beall
1300 block on Shelby st. Fam. ily pet for 9 years. No collar on. | Answers to name "Ginger." Re-| ward. GA-3124 or CH-7500. |
LOST—Kappa Alpha Theta sorority pi kite-shaped, black on gold. . On back is written, “Kate Milner, Rockport, park Lost near or in Columbia club Sunday |
night. Return to Mrs. Ralph F. Gates, | 4343 N. Meridian. y LOST—Brown Chinese chow, § months |
old, name ‘‘Brownie:"
of 22d and Central.
lost neighborhood |
at St. George's Orthodox church. Priends
Chapel, 2530 Station st. funeral. Moore Mortuaries.
until hour of
softball |
both ends ‘of a|
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MANNING--Joseph C., husband of Margaret C., father of Helen M. Manning {25g Mt Margaret King, grandfather of {Susan E. King, brother of William M Manning, passed away April 8 at resi{dence, 512 N. Bancroft st. 2339 N. Meridian. Funeral Thursday, 9:30, of Lourdes church, cemetery.
MICHAELS—Emmett Claude, 5704 Guilford | ave. husband of Mary Frances Michaels, passed away Monday morning. Services §iouney & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, p. m. Priends invited, Entombment | Hain on Park Mausoleum. Priends may call at mortuary. O’BRIEN—Paul Mickey, age 55 years, fa-| ther of Virgil J., Russell P, and Inez| M., passed away at Orlando, Fla., 8. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortu-| ary Saturday, 10 a. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. mortuary Friday evening. | OWENS—Morris Farris, husband “of Lola Grace Owens; father of Max Owens of| Los Angeles, Cal.; Byroch Owens and Mrs. Jennie Schlanger, Indianapolis, and Hires Jane igren, passed away Tuesday. Ser ces Thursday, 2 p. m., at the Hisey Titus Mortuary. Friends may call at the! mortuary Wednesday and Thursday OSBON—Malsey M.,. beloved mother of | Floyd E. Osbon and Nina Lamb, grandmother ‘of William A. and Alvin Storey, | | passed away Tuesday morning. Private funeral from hirley Bros. Irving Hill | chapel. 5377 E. Washington st., Wednes- | day, 3 p. m. Burial Floral Park. Priends Ray call at the chapel any time: RINCE—John Sr. of 930 N. Tuxedo st. fn into rest Wednesday, age 63 years. Husband of Ada Prince, father of Mrs. Pernice Murry, Mrs. Thelma Hollis and John Prince Jr.; brother of Mrs Elizabeth Moffett, Mrs. Alice Christy, Daisy a and Charles: J. Prince. rvice 3 p. m., at Peace Chapel,
Burial Holy, Cross
| E. Ma st. Priends are welcome. |
| Buriat Memorial Park. Moore Mortuaries. | and beloved husband of Jessie Sheely, father of Jerome Sheely | away Wednesday a, m. Priends may call at the Robert W, Stirlin | neral Home, 1420 Prospect st. he |p. m. Thursday. Funeral services Friday. 3:30 p. m., from the funeral home. Friends | toed Burial Memorial Park cemetery,
| THOMPSON--Edward, beloved son of Wil-
liam G. and Mary Thompson and broth-|
er of Billy, Lois and Sharron Thompson,
{call at the Robert W. Stirling | Home, 1420 Prospect st. | Thursday, 1 m., j Sambagious disease.
Pun
Burial Crown Hill
| CARD OF THANKS
sincere appreciation, we thank
| kindness and beautiful floral
at the death of Charles McGinnis,
the Rev. O. A. Trinkle, Mrs. Stella Hoss, jand Mgere -Mortuaries. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
| MTTCRELL we wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, friends, neighbors for their kindness and floral | offerings at the death of our wife and mother, Ethel Mitchell, We also wish to i thank the Carpenters Union, Local 60, | and Rev. Killian, of Brooklyn, Ind HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
| READ— We are deeply appreciative and extend our sincere thanks to our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their many acts of love and kindness and beautiful floral tributes extended in our recent loss, the death of our beloved husband
thanks to Rev. George Edwards, singer, organist and Royster & Askin Service. AND CHILDREN.
ROS8—With deepest gratitude and sincere | appreciation, we wish to express our {thanks to our many friends, relatives, neighbors, for their acts of love and kindness extended in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved wife and mother, | Sophia Ross. We also extend grateful thanks for the beautiful flora Itributes, card: and letters of sympath ur sin8ch organist, singer and G. H. Herrmann "Service. FAMILY.
THANK YOU NOTICE SELLERS—We wish to thank our many | friends and neighbors for hay oy acts of kindness, expressions thy and beautiful floral ater reveivad] during the illness and at the death of | our dear sister, Mrs. Marie Ser wei especially thank the minster, Rev. Shullenberger, the office staff of ny Bay| Scouts of America, the Sunday school! class of the Central Christian church, | Mrs. Rumpler for her services, the pall bearers and the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, THE PAMILY.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS X ~ CONKLE FUNERAL HOME
1934 W. Michigan st. BE-1934
FARLEY FUNERALS or
40% Use TIMES Want Ac Ads Phone ye
=
Save up for resnits
are welcome. Burial Memorial Park ceme-! tery." Friends may call at the Northeast |
Friends may call at Feeney & Feehey Puneral Home, |
at the funeral home; 10 a. m.,, Our Lady
April |
Friends may call at
Funeral services| private because of| here.
| TES pu “deepest g gratitude and | our | friends, neighbors and relatives for their! offerings | | be- | - | loved husband and father. We also thank| |
and father, Robert F. Read. Our sincere |
Liberal reward, BE4821. | LOST—Red billfold containing approximately $75 in cash and doctor's bill for
2100, vicinity of Fountain Square. Please return. Reward. GA-1727
PURSE, brown leather, dropped from car at Fall Creek and 38th. Mary Backus: | Indianapolis Times or 1512 Meridian, Apt. 2, LI-6640. Reward.
WILL party who found white gold. Waltham wrist watch in lady's vest room of American Art & Clay Co. please return. FR-T7275. Reward.
LIBERAL REWARD—Lady's wrist watch, | yo gold set with rubles, diamonds. RI-0029
LOST—Purple silk chiffon scarf between Belmont and Pershing on W. Michi3.
gan. 24 38 WwW. . Michigan, Apt.
LOST— Yellow gold wrist watch with 4 dia-
monds. Reward. RI-P861 ext. 505, before 5 p.m.
ZIPPER key case with keys and Allison identification badge, near city market | or 28th and College area. WA-5418 |
| TOST—Black cocker spaniel,
old. IR- 4819 KEYS lost at 23d and Meridian corner, | Haag's drug store. TA-3301, Mr. Naab.
|
5 months|
12 | INSTRUCTIONS 8
BEAUTY. COURSE SAL
Special, only $125—Reg. $200 Yoloe, No age limit; 8th grade
CYLINDER PRESSMAN
Meihle & Kelly Presses’ Night Shift Steady Employment
Address Times Box A 60
FEMAL E HELP WANTED b | FEMALE | HELP WAN TED
rT PEF
EXPERIENCED 5.Day Wee
38Y, Hours Hosiery Seamers
Permanent position. Good oppor- 2 J : tunity for advancement. Real Silk Hosiery Mills | 634 N. NOBLE
The Hoosier Casualty Co. 15th Floor Fletcher Trust Bldg.
Needed Immediately | |
Experienced SEAMLESS LOOPER operators for our controller's office. Pull]
Beginner Comptometer
"WANTED
EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS—TOP PAY
es LT
NASH RIL S
Rye]
time and permanent employment; 40-hour | Real Silk Hosiery Mills | week: Apply Employment Office, 7th floor 634 N Noble
The Wm. H. Block Co. |
DEPENDABLE WHITE LADY I genera) / housework. 1612 Villa. GA-7300
OFFICE HELP GENERAL OFFICE WORK
Working Hours Per Week—39 Hrs. Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Ceo.
Comptometer Clerk Downtown Office
40-Hour Week—5%; Days Start $25 Week
Apply Personnel Dept. 2105 N. Meridian st. TA-1538 214 Traction Terminal Bldg. Ask for MR. COATS. i 1 : H LN white, age 25-60, for ward diet | Indianapolis Railways | MAID kitchen and housekeeping department. CH-7 8 a. to 8 pp m Mrs. Bulen.
Comptometer Operator | meemmmmrgprenn
Permanent position on pay roll | and cost analyst; 5'c.day Week, | Time and one-half for over | hours
MANICURIST
| Good salary and hours. Needed
OMAR, INC. [irmedistely Pleasant surround-| 901 E. 16th St, ings Yy giving experience, d etc. Adorn Box A78 Times.
Learn | in 5 months. Free catalogue and tele. | phone information. Easy terms. Be inde-| pendent. Learn now! Day and night school. ! G. L'S ATTENTION This school approved by G.1. office. Our| diploma qualifies you to work in Indiana {and other states. Under G.I. plan all school expenses are paid and you are given an allowance. Jobs furnished all gradu- | 3 5 Months complete training. Shop owners earn from $125 to $200 weekly, why | not you? Investigate now. Classes starting.
| Royal Beauty Academy An Roosevelt bldg.. Cor. aad and Washington. RI-048
{
i | FEMALE HELP WANTED
AD TAKER
For Times Classified | Enthusiastic individual with well modulated telephone voice who en-
passed away Tuesday a. m. Priends may joys sales work will find steady
{employment with a bright future
| @ 40-Hour, 5-day week. @ Hospitalization and life insurance plans both available. See or write Mr. Fritsch
The Indianapolis Times 214 West Maryland St.
CURB GIRLS | 18 to 25 years. Spencer's Femeant | | 4411 Allisonville rd.
~ OFFICE GIRLS
Pleasant working conditions in down- |
helpt. ye. Book see ol TLL elpful, pportunity r 8AvVa DEMONSTRATOR |Siwday week apply ip Electric ‘bide.
FOR PAINT DEPARTMENT Experience Not Necessary Apply Employment Office, 7th Floor!
THE WM. H, BLOCK CO. CLERKS
Comptometer Operators, Billers, Stenographers Urgently Needed.
RECORD CLERKS
We will train capable beginners: good starting salary, automatic raises; permanent.
=3 LANE BRYANT <=
752 BE. MARKET
SALESLADIES
for Toiletries, Candies and Tobace co. One year's experience pre-
ferred. Ages 18 to DEPENDABLE
HOOK’ S DRUG STORES
CALIFORNIA AND MARKET BTS. Opportunity for Secretary
South side manufacturer needs secretary. Good at typing and shorthand. Varied type of work and pleasant work-
Stokely Van Camp, Inc: 941 N. Meridian.
Ditto Operator
40-hour, 5-day week; pleasant working conditions.
(MOS) | WANTED JoB MOS Grades Post-War Wage Optomatrist .......ciieonnssi 452 4,3, 12 * Dog TealneP .i....eoccansefes 458 5, 4 Ho Arti Driver ....... 563 6, 5 Increases In Effect [one aie vrver bs 65 | Medical Corpsman .. ......ov, 687 | Medical Dminisative ‘ | Specialist ... .......ic0000. 6m 4,382 | Stable an Mi vives aan 70 3 Packer, Animal .............. nz 6,5 Average weekly earnings rack Master ...........73 4878 f th fi t { | Winter Supply Technician A, or e rs year up ° wd many other Sells, Under a he $35 for a 40-hour week. Tesial Toonttens PHVIIRSS. Thos
| FEMALE HELP WANTED om MALE HELP WANTED
Rati N.PENN. macs & SERVICE
NaN ELP W n
| FORMER MILITARY
YOUNG WOMEN OCCUPATIONAL .
SPECIALISTS
piivh) ; wa ive you a good, ey on ch ay. If you ore Horiora from She Army hay or , 1045, held grade
" fore July } 1 fo i you are U Recruiting Station Federal
Fut Sime METAL MAN
| Good proposition - for ‘a thoroughly experienced man. Apply
Superior Chev., Inc.
| 552 E. Washington Ll 4378
5 5: 3 - £ 2 > > a 5 2 3k:
Arm Bldg.
Additional Overtime Pay Regular Increases Vacations With Pay Good Surroundings
ing conditions; 40-hour week or less. Mr General Electric Supply Co | Enkema, GA-2417 326 W. Georgia L a3 |
A Good Girdle
does more for & woman than anything. Learn to fit and sell them now and earn while you jearn, A Apply employment office, 7th floo
THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.
Insley Mfg. Corp. Lady to Cooiehs Blue Print Machine 35-40
PorANETS -Day Week ply Personnel Dept.
{ j59 N. Capitol
Silk Prosser
Experienced on Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear ‘Apply Employment Office
LS. AYRES & CO.
File Clerk
20 to 35 5-Day week; permanent position. No experience necessary. Apply to Mr. Routzahn.
Indpls. Paint & Color Co.
LI-1521
FILE CLERKS
Choose A GOOD PLACE TO WORK We will train beginners; good starting salary; excellent opportunity for advancement,
= LANE BRYANT =
752 E. MARKET
Stenographer Good Pay
Penn Raliroad
Ap] Pp 801 N. Olney (3400 Northeast) with or ‘without ex-
CHORUS GIRLS perience. We train
you free. Good salary while learning. ApRly in person.
" CLERK-TYPIST STENOGRAPHERS
Hosiery purchasing privi|leges. Attractive low-cost cafeteria.
Real Silk
Hosiery Mills 634 N. Noble
FACTORY WORK—WHITE GIRLS |
for window shade factory. i per hour to start. Apply 13 | 8. _Pen
Hughie Mack, Fox
n . PERSONAL || You Save Because We Save Fidel it LOANS Men's Suits & Overcoats TRUST ICOMPANY i 182 21% 24%
123 EAST MARKET STREEY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP
CASE CLOTHES 215 N. Senate Ave, Sr St?)
of MOTH JIOLES RURNS or WORN SPOTS
LEON TAILORING C0.
235 Mass. Ave, 'g, 5 Male of
WASTE
PAPER AMERICAN PAPER
STOCK COMPANY RI-634L © 320 W. Mich.
“USE YOUR CREDIT AT
WIOSIKRINS
CLOTHING COMPANY
OXYGEN THERAPY
" This Equipment Can Be Rented at HAAG'S 402 N. Capitol Ave.
Day Phone Night Phone L1-5367 Ri-ose
131 W, Washington St. WE Buy Diamonds
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
STANLEY Jewelry Co.
LL: yi VA n/7. 4
SEYMOUR'S [141 W. Wash. St.
113 W. Wash. Lincoln Hotel Bldg. % TEE EY shoe I TI AN 2 deals » REPLACED
in the State
INDIANA FUR CO.]
112 East WASHINGTON St,
BRING IN THE PIECES
DR. JOS. E. KERNEL
TRACTION TERMINAL BLDG.
New Cardinal
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GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL
Some typing Sxperiense preferred. Permanent wo day week
139 E. South St.
time and one-half for over 40 ———
hours. 2 SALESGIRLS
Kimball Glass Co.
OMAR, INC. |
901 _E. 16th St.
2; x ~ n
Choose A Good Place to Work
If you have an average or better handwriting we have a place, for you Good starting salary, job security, |
=> LANE BRYANT <=
752 F. MARKET
Girls or Women I8 to 35
Light factory work. Day]
‘or night shift. Time and one-
half for over 40 hours.
229 E. South St.
18 to 40 Will Teach
CROWN LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.
2001 E. Washington St,
EXPERIENCED MENDERS HOSIERY
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
4 A. NOBLB
TYPIST
} for Milling and clerical work pany making medical products. Steady | work: 6-day week. Good opportunity.
Apply Personnel Office
PITMAN MOORE CO.
1200 Madison Ave. TYPIST GENERAL OFFICE WORK H. Krauss Laundry " N. East st. RI-4501 "Typist and Stenographer
Permanent. Geod chance for advancement; 8-day week, 120 E. Market, Rm, 49.1
WAITRESS — 6-Day Week _ ; Marlow Grille, ann and Llinois,
for
| Time and half for overtime.
| Security Division.
m- | with rapid advancement for 5 days,
Por grocery and bakery. 5% day week. |
| Taylor's, 3760 N. Illinois. | STENOGRAPHER and general office work
FREIGHT HANDLERS
Employment Office 240 N. Meridian
New York Central
Freight House 301 S. Delaware.
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
College-trained Girls | for service representative and other Telephone Work. ge
-28.
Freight House Be TR ay Trucke rs
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. | "SHORT HOURS
Avon, nationally advertised cosmetic concern, needs local representatives. Good income and pleasant work. RI-8533
| TYPIST--Desirable tours; 6th floor Con-
4 ST
Opportunity for advancement
solidated bldg. Stone, Stafford & Stone
work with man Steady
| WHITE WOMAN to general “ousecleaning.
Permanent position, State qualifications, | BR-68§6.
references, an
Box _A-210, Tim 2
STENOGRAPHIC
Positions are available for girls in stenographic and other tele phone work. pay, pleasant working conditions and security Employment Office Meridian
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.,
Good Place for a Girl to Work
ary wanted. Write |
mes,
Stenographers. HOOK'S
$135 MONTH
Permanent positions Indiana Merit System. Liberal sick leave and vacation, group insurance, credit union, 40-hour week. See 14] MeEmployment
3
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Miss Smith, 3rd Floor ridian
st., Indiana
Stenographer 5 Day Week
Pleasant working conditions.
Kimble Glass: Co. Composing ‘Room
229 E. South LI-6484
Reliable goncern will |
pay $28 week to start
Stenographer
4 hours; no Saturday work, Call MA-6329 for interview. |
Steno-Typist
Light Dictation B-Day Work Week Excellent Salary
Phone. MA-5588
TYPIST. with Wg ie work desirable hours, Btone, Stafford - & Stone, 6th floor, Consolidated bldg.
Campbell Circular Advertising Co.|
DEMONSTRATOR and Salesman wanted,
0 travel,
souri
work.
Penn Railroad 139 E. South
in
———— { MALE- FEM. HELP WANTED
Soda Fountain
We have a number of openings for young ladies and young gen-
tlemen to work on our fountain.
See Mr. MOORE Apply at office OEPENDABLE
California and Market Sts.
DRUG STORES
10
+ HANDY MAN %
For electMcal and structural’ mains tenance. Also steel order working. 45-hour week: steady employment. See Mr. Morganthaler,
Indianagels Machinery & Supe! ly Co.
| Junior Accountants Good Opportunity
Elderly Couple ¥2° i help arcu
second « hand sto
open u ynder Very light duties for woman, Living quar-
nd for young men from 20 to 30; B-day
week in local general office of large state
wide retail organization. Write, giving ters and $40 per mo. Inquire 2310 N. Mer. r,); narticulars as to experience, etc. | Only experienced | Address Times, Box AT79. Florist Designer need apply Call! TA-1503; Mr, Sims | at OLS | 5 LABORERS HELP WANTED MALE 11}
AUTO MECHANICS, GOOD CONDIT IONS
GUARANTEE COMMISSIONS J0TH-& CENTRAL SALES
CABINET MAKERS
, Experienced on Planing mi! work.
Balk & Krauss Co.
427 W. Market St.
~ Casket
Light dictation, billing and typing. Cloth Room Man |
Experishoed ment. LI-T46s lining Sogpem |
Steady y_employment. L
FOREMAN"
23 West Maryland St.
Salary and commission, Single, Free
Experienced | Brake Mechanic - Must know alr and vacuum brake our I-08) BRAKE 8 RVICE,
Men ‘Wanted
* Experienced * Flour Packers * Feed Packers * Flour pes Workers
ne.
Ww. Joumvd &
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TA- 4501
Box 27, 7, Cambridge ¢ City, . Indiana,
3 8. Mise 'education,
Needed at Once
Apply
Security Wood Products Co. |
1123 W. 21st at,
% LAYOUT MAN %
for our plate burning ig We will teach him plate burnin 46-hour week; steady employment. See Mr, Morganthaler,
Indianapolis 3M salinory Supe! Ply Co.
MACHINE TOOL MAN
Indiana company handling new and rebuilt machine tools has | opening for young men, Prefer |ence will be given to those having | experienec in buying used metal working machinery or experience | selling new machine tools. State previous experience and references in first letter. Address Times, Box A-77, :
MACHINE TOOLS SALES REPRESENTATIVE
wanted immediately in Ind AE
to
ly ve up to a for resul’s. Phone