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ar West, the North and Mr. Wallace is rallying the C. and left wing elements in . He exhorts them to make the Democratic party a New Deal organization and to keep it that

Eres

It is evident to political observers Mr. Wallace still hurts where he

_ He intends to go into the 1948 Democratic convention with more ‘political strength than he had last time. He will not need much more to obtain the vice presidential nomination in 1948, if he wants it. The Job is open, With' the late Franklin D. Roose-

big city boss opposition, Mr. Wallace almost licked President Harry 8. Truman. . Bitter Showdown Seen’ For purposes of this year's con-

BIG FOUR DISAGREES :: ON WAR CRIMINALS

PARIS, May 2 (U. P.).—The Big|

cedure in an effort to facilitate its

One agreement was reached today on the disposition of the tiny Italian islands of and Pianosa in Adriatic whiche Yugoslavia -claimed. Pelagosa is about 30 miles!

Molotov said the clause would. infringe on Italian sovereignty.

“When it became obvious that no|

agreement would be reached immediately on the war eriminals clause, Foreign Minister Georges Bidault suggested that the ministers adopt a more informal procedure in an effort to Tacilitate their business.

Bidsult's tapesbos won immediate approval and the ministers agreed to meet thls afternoon with ‘only two advisers aplece and’ interpreters. This cut: the number participating in the session from about 100 to 16.

————————————— ——————— EX-PRISONER TO SPEAK ANDERSON, May 2 (U. P.).—Dr.

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Chambers, president of the! Central Philippine college at Mayg A Japanese prisoner during

retary of State James F. Byrnes’ proposed Big Four. 23-year peace enforcement program for Germany is designed to scrap the Big Three agreements of Quebec, Yalta and Potsdam designed to make Ger many industrially impotent,

2 NEW TREATMENTS USED AT VA HOSPITAL

Treatment with two ne% medical discoveries is being given to patients at the veterans administration hospital here. One is a new chemical, folic acid, used in the treatment of nutritional macrocytic anemia, The other is thiouracil, effective

“lin cases of toxic goiter.

Dr. E, H. Hare, acting- manager at the hospital, described folic acid as a vitamin B component discovered only a few weeks ago. It produces dramatic results, he added, in treat- | ing this form of anemia in which | too few and abnorally-large red cells form. This condition is aterib- | uted to a diet deficiency, the phy- | sician stated. | Treatment of hyperthyroidism, an | excess secretion of thyroid hormone, | is being undertaken successfully | wtih thiouraeil, It inhibits the! secretion, being especially valuable in non-operative cases, Dr. Hare continued.

MAYOR PAYS OFF IN ‘NO FIXING’ PLEDGE

PHOENIX, Ariz, May 2’ (U. P.) — Mayor Ray Busey promised the voters there would be no interference with police duties or any kind of “fixing” during his regime. Yesterday, his first day in office, | he carried out his campaign promise by paying a 50-cent fine for over-parking.

BOY, 5, SHOT ACCIDENTALLY

MONTICELLO, May 2 (U, P.)~— Rites were arranged today for 5-year-old Frederick Richardson’ who died last night after he had been shot accidentally. The youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Richardson, he was shot through the back when a shotgun in the hands of a young companion discharged.

DEATH NOTICES = Times, , Thurs, May 2, 1046 [a

ARMSTRON Alberta Colen, mother of | John Eid Aumstiong, Jasna away in| New York city, April § rvice Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited ASCHE— Laura, 616 College, wife .of George; master of Geor and Merle Di. sa of Lyman Coty passed Away Bor a. m. Service Flanner & Buchanan. Time later, BAGGOTT—John J, sage 62, brother of Thomas ‘and Mary Baggott, Mrs. Joseph | Ryce, Mrs. William COriffin of Indianapolis, Bdward Baggott of Marion, Ind, passed away at residence, 840 N. Riley ave, May 1. Priends may call at the Feeney &| Peeney Funeral Home, 2839 N. Meridian 2 Puneral Friday, 8:30, at funeral home; a. m. at the Little Flower Church. |

LTASH, ro Too Tm The cost of a loan for one year is | Si | 960 Coo = $ owe § por $100 on foams 100 920 647 593 : over $500. 150 1380 9.71 8.90 ine Iie So I 200 1839 1293 1 Other loons 6,12, 220 2022 1422 v 1308 | or yon tn our Aadced oyment Schade or 6.12 280 2574 1809 1659 CHARACTER or AUTO = $50 to $1,500 OR MORE, 300 2758 1939 1777 | Mony loons while you wait, Take & weeks “00 678 2585 23.70 to make first payment. : PHONE FOR A LOAN ~ Anytime — Day or 500 4498 3123 2849 Night ¢ Call MA 4455 now « your application can 750 6747 4685 42.74 | bg taken over the phone... Then come to Morris Plan this 1000 8995 6245 56.98 afternoon or. tomorrow for your money. Ask for Mr. Hiatt. 1,500 . 13494. 93.60 8547 | FREE PARKING in lot across the sireet from office. " No credit inquiries made of friends or relatives. Sout of 5 Loans made Without Indorsers. Payments include life insurance that costs $1.35 per $100 per yeor, $1.35 minimum, and discount.

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PERSONAL LOANS

Lew Bank Rates $6 Per $100 Per Year

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| thanks for the numerous cards,

Gee Classified Ad 1 ne Book AUTO LOAN f AUTO FINA cor 8 vie tHINT "bo Rll “ae a roi 1 LS. Ayres & Se SECURITIES COMPANY Bave Vs Ads : MA-336 219 E. Ohio 8t ‘or wenibe ‘Bone R188 y e . ! i DEATH NOTICES 1| LOST AND FOUND 1 | Indianapolis Times, Thurs., May 2, 1046, $50 R d 22-diamond, 37-ruby Regiviored or Practical Nw Rom———— ewar wrist watch, looks like | {0 administer a small Fri old people's O’'CONNELL—Lydia (nee Trautman), wife | ocelet. Rose gold. Lost downtown |home. pa complete maintéof John: sister of Mrs. Barbara Sher-| Wednesday, LI-7815. : nance, Phone A Berman, L1-6813 or man and Mrs. Ollie Hengst; passed away! 9214. April 30, at_her residence, Silverton, O./LOST—Lady's yellow gold wrist watch, 3 , * dg at, Hanne: & Buchansn Mortu- { dismohds, hy aay, Circle Theater. ReAry, saturday p._m. Friends invited. | war Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at} LOST—Keys on & Urown leather case, GENERAL OFFICE WORK mortuary Priday after noon. | between 826 snd 1032 N. Alabama. Re- Young lady for plinntown retail | SHEA—Agnes E., aunt of George W. and ward. LI-0074 establishment. Pleasant working Juiia B. Shea, sister of William P. Shea, | “ Sonditions: £004 hours: InED rience | 8cottsburz, Ind., died at her home, 856] . Pot jectssary my elpful West Drive, Woodruff pl, Wednesday. Fi: FEMALE HELP WANTED 9 8 neral Priday, 8:30, at the residence; s m., Bt. Joseph's Church. Interment | } ADVERTISING manager’ secretary Mus Economy Furniture Outlet | North ‘Madison, Ind. Friends miay call at] | sponsibility. Permanent. Downtown. LI- . 14381. . x FOR BILLING CARD OF THANKS TEL General Office Clerk no Saturdays. A ly rT or Mr DAZEY—We acknowledge with grateful Ro Sauircays, Arply co “a1 sJeiger or 3 orgia.| and PBX operator. Would consider h EpTeciation the thedghtiul expressions | fors a: school graduate al training. Light, airof sympathy, acts of love an indness r short eveextended to us by our many friends, Women, White ning work, heiping| conditioned office

neighbors, relatives, in our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved Anna Belle Dazey. We. also extend grateful letters of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes. | O ur sincere thanks to Rev. H. T. Coe

clean offices. No Sunday work. Paid weekly. See Mr. SBimmerman, 309 Circle Tower

Bidg. BOOKKEEPER

members and singers of the West Wash. tion "with Sia “Sstabilhed. rm. Ta 5 ington Church of Christ, orgdnist, em-|ven Ausdail & Farrar, 28 8. P o I ora 9 OR to Sy Jory Frame ERIENC] bookkee| BC

Homie and Royster & Als Fu-

ervice. AMILY. rapher to serve as office etary for

| neral

Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Little Flower! HOBSON —We the Jewish Famiy. 8 Service. e Society, a small ish to thank our neigh-|gsecial serviee ag short Mare 4 Clg will meet Thursday for prayer, | pote. riends and relatives for their hours. | Vacation. Sewian Gost foesi Bo nes elr consoling | days. Mr. Berman CUMMINGS Laue D., of 423 N. Lin-/words and all for the beautiful flowers uw ave. entered into rest Wednesday | {during the illness and death of our moth. . . evening, age 81 years. mother of Mrs. ler and granimother, Effie C. Hobson. We bh T t Stella Mae Abbett, sister of Mrs. Pearl especially thank the Rev. Kirkpatrick Cas jer- ypis Ackerman and Jesse G. Sims, grandmoth-| (Blaine ®.), singers, Hisey & Titus Fuer of Mrs, Berthilda Hinesley and Charies|neral Directors Permanent position; good hours. InG. Abbett, great-grandmother of Willlam| MR. & MRS. LAROY E HOBSON, MR. ftaliment experience Setfranle bus not Smith and Sandra Lee gen Services | & 3 MRS. MELVILLE M SPITZ & SONS. | necessary. See Mr. Heit Saturday. 3 b. m., &t the Peace Chavel. | WiCHGTRTIIN-_Wes exten — nd our deepest 203 a 3 a higan, Park. Moors" Morty e.| gratitude and appreciation to our ns PEARSON co. ria ashington Par 00r§ Mortu- | friends, neighbors and relatives for iheir 138 N. Penn.

| DREYER—Fred, age #6, beloved husband of Clara Dreyer (nee Bowhay), [lather of Wallace W. of Crawfordsville, Gerald R., | ~M., Mrs. Donalds Meek, Mrs. Kenneth ‘Papscott, Mrs. John Porter and Marcella Dreyer, stepfather of Mrs. Harold Thompson, M. Sgt. Charles Bowhay of Camp Kilmer, N. J, brother of William Dreyer of Sunman, Ind, Bdward Dreyer of St. Louis, Mrs: Sophia Brockelman, Sunman, Mrs. Bertha McGerry, Baltimore, Mrs. Anna Cook and Mrs. Elizabeth | Wyanandt of Cincinnati, passed away Thursday at residence, 1715 Woodlawn, Puneral notice later. For further information call Meyer & Abdon, MA-3802.

EBERT--Anns M., cousin of Hazel Shahan, | | ‘Lebanon, Ind; Mrs. Walter Whitecotton, New Ross, Ind. Mrs. Frank Davis, Ps. | burgh, Pa., and sunt of Clifford Ebert, | Canton, O., died Wednesday. Funeral Fri. day, 8:30, at the Kirby 2 eri dian at -10th st; 9 a Paul Cathedral. Friends yA 4 vy Fe ‘mortuary. EDGINGTON-—PFrances M., entered into] ~ rest Wednesday morning, age 88 years. | 5 widow of the late Spencer BEdgington, | mother of Mrs. Nell Klingman, Mrs. Helen | Capps, Mrs. Cora Snyder, Mrs. Edna! Highsmith, ‘Mrs. Sarah. Harris, Sam, Har-| lan and Oscar Bdgington. Services Bat] i 3 p. m, at Irvington Chapel, 5343! E. ashington st. Burial Washington Park. Moore Mortuaries, FENTER—Qodfrey Leonidas, age 28, be-| loved husband of Florence (nee snos!, { father of Eric Lee and Terrell Dee “ot

May 1. Services | Saturday, ay 4, 2p m at Veritas Ma- | sonic Temple, 3350 Roosevelt ave, Friends | may call at North East Chapel, 2536 Station, after 4 p. m. Thursday until noon | Saturday. Burial Washington Park cemetery. Moore Mortuary, HOOVER—Mary E Lydia, of 933 Somerset, age 86, beloved sunt of Maggie Vie'haber, Mrs. Ruth Axum, William H Hoover and William Hoover. passed away Wednesday p. m, Puneral services Satur= day at 1:30 p. m. from Shirley Bros. Cen-! tral Chapel, 946 N. Illinois. Burial “Ploral | Parc. Friends may call at chapel any time aftér 10 a. m. Priday. HOWARD Albert 8, 3032 Shriver ‘ave age 53, father of Robert Howard, rand.

father of Stephen P, Howard, of Mrs, Mary Munson and Mrs div his Alexander, passed away Tuesday evening

Service Priday, 1:30 p- m., Conkle Funeral Home, 1034 W. Michigan st. Priends invited. Burial Floral Park. Priends may | call at funeral home, JORANTGEN-Joseph N. age 83 its, 601 Madison ave, husband of Vad Johantgen, brother of Mrs. Bdward Miller Puneral from Lauck Puneral Home, 1458

Chureh, 9.30 Cemetery,

MALONEY Daniel J, age 65, husband of Florence, father of Mrs. Relmore Radi. can, Mrs. Kester Clark, Margaret, James and William Maloney; brother of Mis, Mary Costello, Nell, Sadie, George, Jam bn ‘and William Maloney, passed prin Wednesday. Funeral notice later. Priends may call at George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington st. NORRIS Glenn ~€; of beloved father of Betty Jean, Robert and Jack Norris; son of Dora Norris: brother of Amer Norris, passed Wednesday. Services Saturday, 2 an blossom Mortuary, 1h

a m, Burial Bt.

1530 Reisner st,

may call at mortuary any time. SPILLMAN — James D., of 2861 atest Manor ave, beloved husband of Lena Spillman, father of Mrs. Addie Pier. son, grandfather of Mrs. Lénora Jeremiah, dohn B, Joann and Billy Pienson, entered into rest Wednesday, age Services , May 3, at Ehrinian Tabernacle | Church at 28th and Sherman dr., 2 p. fm, ial Washington Park Cemetery,

thon, until hour of service. Priends « Moore Mortuary,

Elizabeth, beloved mother of oyd and Albert Bterrett of In-

r of Mrs. Amelia Daniels, Cniiep we! ave, es

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hs BB ward,

8. Meridian, Friday, 0 a. m.. Sacred ‘Heart | VOTE Synge)

Burial Plainfield cemetery, Friends |

may esll at North Fast Chapel |

Pages an 3 her home, .m. Friends

acts of love and kindness, extendéd in our recent loss, the death of our beloved {husband and brother, Walter C. Waehstetter. We ‘also extend grateful thanks

Jor the Rumetous floral tributes, cards | an etters of ‘sympathy. Our sincere i Erp Taoathy. Our shoere { Young lady to act as cashier and

do some typing in good retail store. Pleasant surroundings. Nice work-

of consolation and prayers. Df. Don Wood and John Owens for their kind and ef! ficient services

Members of the Marion | lodge ‘No. 35 & M., executives and ing conditions. Write, giving past Employees oof, the Lewis Meier & Co. experience, age, salary earned. AdBens ebuck & Co., and Shirley Bros.| dress Times, Box A-94. MRS. MILDRED WACHSTETTER.

MRS. ELSIE REGER

| CLERK-TYPIST STENOGRAPHERS

Hosiery purchasing privi-

| FUNERAL DIRECTORS

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan et. BE-1904

FARLEY FUNERALS Market 1234

at Wa Morris

|FLANNER & BUCHANAN—35 West eges. Attractive low-cost; Tee. Bouleva - = BERT §. GADD A cafeteria. Prospect St A . GRINSTEINER'S Real Silk 1601 B. New York MA-5374 bed . Mill G. H. HERRMANN osiery Mills +1508 8. MA-8488 HISEY & TITUS 634 N. Noble 95) N. Delaware St W-3828

JONES & HURT MORTUARY

Comptometer Opr.

SHEFFIELD CHAPEL 2236 Shelby st ence Bers Bookkeeping Knowledge Désirable SHIRLEY BROS, CO. 40-hour, 5-day week | 24.8. Diinots | 6 | Electric Supply Cor ROBERT W. STIRLING ovr 0 W Georgi PPly bia | Laz Prospect MA-6576 | NIST oo NOWETARY VOIGT = wim BEGINNING TY Pram, CHAPEL Of THE Clin vis COMPTOMETER OPERATORS

for our controller's office; full time and rmanent employment.

FLOWERS, SHRUBS, PLANTS 5a Apply Employment Otfies hp FA

FLOWERS PERFECTLY ARRANGED Atkins Flower Shep 0 Lay THE WM, H. BLOCK CO,

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| MONUMENTS, MAUSOLEUMS 6 CURB GIRLS WASHINGTON PARK CEMETERY 18 ars. Spencer's Restaurant Six to 13 lots th Section L. Well located. Priced to sell. IR-1407 Ra sii Afsana ta >"

Factory Opportunity

| POLITICAL CANDIDATES We have 8 Jaw jobs Available om our FOR Nugent for trust T Center | GNt shift, 3: P. 16 13 Jor women township In “Repunican prima . machine operators: or experienced

women 18 to 35; excellent starting rates and working conditions. Apply employment office,

McQuay Norris Mfg. Co.

1137 Massachusetts Ave.

FAMILY LISTER

EXPERIENCED

Sterling Laund

| INSTRUCTIONS 8

BEAUTY co RSE SALE

Special, Only. §125—Reg. $200 Value. No-age limit; 8th grade education. Learn In 5 months. Free eatalogue and tele. ghane information, Easy terms. Be Inde dent. Learn now! Day and night scheel.

G. L'S ATTENTION This school approved b

Our diplomas qualifies yow, to oy in Indiana and other states. Under O.L n all

tome Job abhi Eger | 738 LEXINGTON MA. 7861 I pC not po kh now. Classes Maitiol, GIRLS . Royal Beauty Academy 18 to 30 “0 bong Eo nels and ° A" Paesy hoster MING, MEND- | Soiendid, cpporuni for permanent, |LOST AND FOUND Wh lapiig LOST<1a ladys “yellow rr REAL SILK K HOSIERY MILLS | wateh, nrus, Ay mornin Noble

£, | and Whihin, northeist corner.

Pent, Reward. MAcontaining #60, keys, ear-

rings, between Jat tidon Hotel and The 06

~ GIRLS_WOMEN

A GOOD A To WORK

Dells. Reward. We have some excellent unities na" satel — fare. | ou in aur, geners Tal a atflen, Wi tram a orl So. Start, , Sk “aes, a ce

BRYANT <-

ve A

HERFF-JONES CO.

1411 N. Capitol Ave.

rapid advancement

® PAY ROLL CLERKS .... x TYPISTS General office typing

experience necessary.

FEMALE HELP WANTED

Masseuse

For Beautiful Baths Excellent Working Conditions

Apply Mrs. Martyn, Manager Beauty Saloon

Guarantee Tire & Rubber Co. 503 N. Capital

Experienced PBX Operator

Short work week. *Apply. Employment Dept. Victor Denson. 3310 E. Michigan

RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE Under of White only. of Hig A and nolidars. Call T1005 3:

GIRLS

For Bhirt Press Operators Experience Unnecessary

Sterling Laundry

735 Lexington Ave. MA-7861

Salesladies

Counter work in dry cleaning branch stores. Permahent daytime work.

Davis Cleaners 2835 Northwestern’

Secretary

Attention, young ladies . . . Unusually good opportunity is available immediately for a secretary who is able to handle the heavy detail of a busy advertising executive, one who has the ability to assume responsibility with sufficient experience to handle confidential matters. Applicant must be interested in. permanent position, 5-Day, 40-hour week, Satur« days and holidays off. Interesting work and pleasant surroundings. Hospitalization plan and group insure ance ‘available. State age, salary expected and come plete details concerning: ex

perience. All replies ®eld confidential. “Write Box A 200, Times,

SECRETARY

Permanent employment with advancement based on ability to assume responsibility and to ny the posi tion eficlently. Wholesale firm in business over 50 years. Air-conditioned office. Two blocks {rom Circle.

‘THE HOUSE ". of CRANE

124 8. Meridian

An Intatesting position because of ita variety, A_ good starting ylsy.

5-DAY WEEK

AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE CO.

RI-2383

oh TE Saal for Pay Roll Dept. - | Comptometer for Billing Dept. WE OFFER :

® Group Insurance e Bonus e Air-Conditioned Office

SECRETARY and TYPIST:

Two Permanent Positions . 40 Hour Week

OFFICE HELP WANTED. ® KEY PUNCH OPERATORS

8 Hours Daily — 5-Day Week

Local Manufacturing Co. Address Times, Box A-84

Petroleum Marketers Adv. Agency 1

_ THURSDAY, ‘MAY 2, 1046

One-half for over 40 Hours

Market

for Advancement

ply ibs

Experienced, or will train. Job similar to typing position. Good future,

experience. on comptometer. and clerical work, ne short hand

’

FEMALE HELP WANTED 9

Opportunity te Advance

Take any car or bus to 30th St. Cross Town line to Columbia Ave.

PACKARD MFG. co.

= 2900 Columbia

PRIVATE SECRETARY

25 to 35; must aos some writing ability or advertising agency exrience; good salary with excel ent - working conditions. Apply Friday morning only. .

Mr. Miedema.

031 E. Washington

HIGH SCHOOL girl to work after school

Miller Ito Cream Co, 3001 E. Wash. | ington. IR-0938 Stanographer

with “3 . “rele ous fa ue a and who bas a a oer Ot of Jiakagraphy and ¢ also operate an edipho

Best Universal Lock Co., Inc. “10 N. Senate.

STENOGRAPHIC

Positions are available for girls in Stencyraphie and Stet tele-

phone Good pa 1 Rorking las ind Security. Biplo mem

INDIANA BELL Hea ONE Co.

A Good Place for a Girl to Work College-trained Girls for service representative 35 other Telephone Work

Employmens 0 Ottis

rar

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

TYPIST

tor ma and clerical work for com pan ing medical products. Ste ne 5-day week. Good_opnortynity

Apply Personnel Office

PITMAN MOORE CO.

1200 Madison Ave

TYPIST

between ages 21-35

40 hours, 5-day week; honus plan. f Pree transportation. Apply Employment Office,

214 Traction

Indianapolis Railways TYPIST! OINSRAL OFF Paul H. Krauss Laundry

40 N. EAST ST. 450 N. DELAWARE, apt. 8; white woman for light housekeeping from 8 a. m. to 12. 8 days a week; no laundry. STENOGRAPHER -

go company, downtown aftice

Terminal

'HOOK'S

COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER|

rtunity for s you lady |- fin, who oh, ot

TINSLEY MFG. CORP.

+ Needs ~ Yr 2 Detail Draftsmen . ¥ | Layout Draftsman

Experienced on Construction or Heavy. Machinery, Good -Opport

Soda Fountain

We for young ladies and young

See Mr. MOORE Apply at office

nave a number of openings

gen-

tlemen to work on our fountain.

OEPENDABLE DRUG STORES

California and Market Sta

SODA FOUNTAIN MELP

Steady, reliable. Apply 60 W. New

Good hours; good pay. 4502 College ave.

EXPERIENCED SPRAY PAINTER

York.

CO! or cook for cook and mountain resort in North Chola, vate home, no children. HU-44

yard i

in Pri-

MALE HELP WANTED

Ex-G. L.'s to Learn Advertising

who wants the Jearn the

newspaper,

opportunity

We have an opening in our advertising department for a young man to fundamentals of the advertising business. We have a training program for

G. I's that has been approved by

the State of Indiana,

ing advertising

Mr Cqrson Collier.

The Indianapolis Times 214 W. Maryland Street

UARA 30TH & CENTRAL

MAN

of cashier department; 28 to 3 Apply Mr. F. H. Schneider

We need two A-1

our farce. Steady, Sana oo

1510 N, Meridian

Por night work. Must be sober. work and good pay. 902 N.

BAKER rienced, for work on traveling of ternoon shift. Steady West Baking Co. 1331 E. Wash.

Saturdays and Sundays off. See

AUTO MECHANIUS, GOOD CONDITIONS -~G NT TEE COMMISSIONS TA«4501

Department of Veteran's Affairs and the U. 8. Veteran's Administration, Primary work entails handling and carryto and from th downtown stores and The Times us basic training for an ultimate

pogition as a salesman. High school graduates, 18, to 22, preferred. Five-day; 40-hour week

Permanent Position, unity, : ~ Apply Employment Office 3500 East 801 N. Oley MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10, MALE HELP WANTED a . ves week. 40 W. aided fries, = Dinner Cook sents wo ARD MAN Hotel Experience Necessary. YOUNG MAN do a 16810 spleiveling. No Phone Calls, Sai No tea rerience neces nee y. Atiern oon, hous. s 0 est "Bu Andrews Roi autant Wikblogion: Vet Sekine Co. ii 1008 N. Minoia. WANTED Counter My Man or an or Counter r Sir Sram And wobkingmen. by Cols i "8 Tit ILLINOIS cenent meats APPLY Thur joa ri a. the tas Ral nies”

EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN

in groc who abia fle Hours | 11 a. to 8 re Tr wee Goode referen ; Inqyire 625 635 KR: mast hor

AY or organi band, Need drummer and ag 17 - peri in Latin musie, call E ot ok Or come to 38% N. Penn. fee Jack Lloyd.

loss raven 1

GED couple would like position as rc on estate or Pouk-.

mer home. More interes conditions than wages, ot = jvia ant. Re Reteténces exchanged. Write arles hea R. 8, Box 379, Indianapolis,

PERSONALS, NOTICES

JILIN

THIS WEEK ONLY, $2.45 Guaranteed; fine for children, adults. Helen of Troy permanent, only $3.95; eold waves, $7.50.. All fine, Nationally known supplies. Shampoo set, 75¢-$1.00. Manicures, 50c. Open every nite ‘til 10 P. M. Royal No appointment needed. No wait ing, 401 Roosevelt Bldg, cor. Ill. and Wash. Sts. RI-0481. Past Fast Service

IN NEED OF HELP

Retain an investigator with a proven record. Domestic cases our specialty 27 K. = > Bldg

Li. 2233 - Core nation Br. 7154 Beauty Service at Savings

Experienced in auditing and supervision 5.

INDIANAP. LIS MORRIS PLAN |

AUTO MEGHANIGS

pect

shop to work in town. See Mr. Adams

HICKMAN OLDS

~ AUTO MECHANIC

Steady Delaware,

oven.

em PRYHERS st.

BANKING

ing business. ment.

Bee Mr. Cramer.

45 N. Penn,

Ages 20 to 30, high school educa-

tion. Opportunity to learn bankPermanent employ-

SEEDED By

CLEAN * PRESS

Wor tery

214 F 16TH

ALTERATIONS and sewing; all men's suits a specialty. IR-9831.

Revoked Auto License

Insurance Certificates filled with Responsibility Dept RELIABLE INS. AGEN ine. 313 indians ne bldg. wean

RA | oigest shop in. Wh Middle West fen lois)

cure them Acme R Co.

lete mo 5 Auto Renair 55000," gars week: Denny s Gar., as’ T (rear). =3130 First Class

Auto Pntg. rm cow. FR-3819

AUTO PAINTING SERVICE BODY HOP 1560 ROOSE x

BRICK wos ewer + GH-5690

CARPENTRY Fitine code see Work Guar. oe CH-4255

Quick Service. CARPENTERING remodeling, brick and cement work. Free estimates. BL-0350. Brown & Gossett, Contractors Roofing, siding, tinning, painting, fur-

nace work. Let us brighten up’ your home with new colors. "536 Woodrow.

1397-W. L. B. Alien

AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK |

Dishwasher 5isic. white. agé

35-60

Institution near Indian- | dapolis. Baldry plus board, room and laun- Litouse Wiring a Specialty—Day or Night

for service truck. work.

2 Filling Station Attendants

Must |

General Contractor, Cement, brick, block, roofing, furnace, painting, paperhanging: all work guar anteed. 1748 Lexington, FR-3165 {WHITE crushed rock, special crushed rock. TA-9002.

“Your Trouble * © Business

‘price;

dry. Call Cherry 7676, 8 A. M-5 P. M.|25i3 5, 10th 8t--Licensed and Bonded MIS. Buen, | CH.-S141.W | CH-563-R CH-0029-1 wiring. Commercisl-resi-DISHWASHER ‘Electrica dence. Install or repair. g White. Qa} Mr. Hanes, MA-322.cmmeid, CH.2956.3 2 1 e BD LEE ‘Wi i Installing Of all types of plugs MARRIED FARM HAND } ring and switches .and repairing. Steady «work: good pay. house and MA-5687 utilities furnished. Must Some well ree- furnished and erected; E-Z iy fs rr. 335 £ wasn. FENCIN terms, Acree Fence Bervice. ingt on. IR-1151 or IR-14 1413. | BL-313

| FLOORS BANDED and refinished. Prompt service by veteran with 8 years’ experiSatisfaction guaranteed. IR-1917,

430 N_Uiinols

TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS

needed for permanent positions under Indiana Merit System. No experience necessary; $120 a ‘month starting salary. Chance for advancement. Liberal vacation and sick leave. Group insurance, employee's credit union, pension plan, See Miss Smith, 3d Floor, 141 8. Meridian St. |

~ @ POLICY TYPISTS Attractive starting salary for good typists with opportunity for advancement.

6-DAY WEEK

AMERICAN, STATES INSURANCE CO. N. Meridian: st

» Eleciromatic Typist

Good starting salary for fast, accurate Typist

5-DAY WEEK

AMERICAN STATES INSURANCE CO, N. Meridian st,

EXPERIENCED waitress; work evenings: 6 days. Call TR-0038. Miller Ice Crjam 3901 EB. Wishington,

WAITRESS—377 S. lllinois. Grill Help T° Sunder. ¥. M0 4.3

Co.

N. Illinois. Mrs. Steele. YOUNG white woman to assist expectant enerdl housework oii e Ne jronthy, som ” - fortable room, liber time o on« venient location, close to trolley ang bus, $15 weekly and bonus, HU-49688.

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10

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Work With J. A. Goodman v a NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Nearly everyons knows the oie ono | apolls” over the Josiery industr

nn w! teh tat fon for he sarnings and

est hn ions Pine transpor. tation #s hare Opening now for

rE rienced Runaar Machine 0 Operater

Girls for Trainees in Plant

780 B Michigan = Call RI0814, 0 a.m. %0 pm,

+ Feed Packers % Flour Mill Workers

ACME-EVANS CO., INC.

W. Washington & Biackford Sts.

experienced man. Apply

Superior Chev, |

552 E. Washington LL

METAL MAN

Good. proposition for-a thoroughly

nc. 4378

OFFICE BOY

For light delivery of

through ‘Friday, 8:30 a. m,

P| Also helper.

PORTER

ble person. Bee’ Mr. Hoaglen

E. Washington

Engraving Department of The Indianapolis Times Needs

small packages, pick-up art work, etc. 40-hour week: -5 days, Monday

5:30 p. m. Bee Mr. Donaldson, after 5 p. m,, 214 W, Maryland.

plumber and steamfit tter, Call at 808 N. Illlmois,

io Jo downtown retail store, Jouinion for reliable and nds

Economy Furniture Outlet

ROOFER BR-STIS MAN to learn to operate

Year-round work. 244

MA-3073.

EXPERIENCED

o rofe

roofer sewer cleaning machine, Indiana,

TOP-NOTCH MAN

with recent with company of Post<war security 1

interested In learn! in esrnings UpWar:

If your are business and

sales directing experience, ld-wide recognition. assured to man who oan qualify In our expansion - program,

our of

$5,000 yearly, from the start, call R1-5083,

Washington Bt

for 4 hours a day to sell #1} 5° Four Men article. You collect $1 first eall, your commission, No experience nec essary, Apply 214 Kresge ldg., 41 EK,

¥ " STOCK BOY, 17.20 Expbrience desirable Apply F. H. Schneider,

SERPEL od El

Indianapolis Morris Plan -

wonite hours, 8'3-day week. LI-T4 know city. Good reference. Steady work. | | See, Miss cuit good pay. 902 N. Delaware, | or_CH-1656. ; GT687 f EPHONE GIRL-TYPIST | Froos polishing—painting, inLn position Livi for girl. MEN WANTED side and outside. . 9 Experienced Furnace repairs, lngtailing. FR- 37112 R.K. 0. RADIO P PICTURES, INC, % Flour Packers cl g by veteran iller.

Vacuum Cleaned & Repaired All Makes—FR~

MULTIFLAME @AS CONVERSION BURNERS

for any size or kind eating plant. Now available for ins! ne allbronze and aluminum $s new-

est controls and most MMERMAN HU-8090

R. Z Down BSpouts; Metal Gutters, types installed. CH-

ards BR-8525

Hardwood floors id, fin. ished, refinished Est. free. GENERAL 1 {QUSEaL ANI im. service. or uar, LI-1251-LI-0388. TRY US for a] houes cleaning, wall washing, paper cleaning, floor cleaning, waxing. WA-4323.°

PEDIGO & MEADOWS

Quality jewelry and diamonds; watch and clock repairing; 3 weeks’ service. 1048 Virginia Ave, FR-5400 of all

Light Hauling .%:,, FR-3781

By the load or hour. Reliable white man,

Light Hauling, GA-00T1 4% 7"

Murray HAULING cinders, gravel, and boulders; building Charles Caplinger, BL-3403.

ener oT Nauiint OIL T876-J I HAUL IT

Trash or What?-—MA-3081 a= Lo HAULING WITH 5-TON TRUCK

WA-6135

Furnaces

ariveways.

HAULING TE" veteran Riders, HAULING oF x0 LI-2627 Hauling %, “Pe. TA-2716

HAULING, any kind, a Mh ashes, Tree

réemovin| CH-1166-M NIH Berit HOME LAUNDRY Si Hour Depnce

tains stretched. Pick up & deliv. RI- 4224 Lawn Mowers—Bicycles

h ed, repaired. Boys irls’ for tale repaired. PR-4008% 183 2 Lexington. SY FAWN MOWER HOSPITAL eo Tux Ten Hardware & Mig. Co, 3401-03 BE. 10th, 5318, * renovated, 24-hour serve Mattresses I.’ sox springs a eps. clalty! new box springs, innersprin match made $0 order. Nu Way Ma Go. R RI-1833, Metal | Signs © ‘ma 107 every type of. Busi-

ness & Product. Tradejars & special designs reproduced in | any color. Auto, Booster, Fence & Teche

signs. Call Mr. Oarrison, CH-4282:R, =~ -4282-

| KEMTONING .

Hail wes Interior, Exterior? Jl washing. Prompt Bervice:

Perking’ transfer; moving, LI-6819 "WALDEN & STEVENS

Pe fentinon. Intertor-exteriot “ ros waterproofed, Roofing; Lt hed RBM}

No Appointment Necessary—Open 9 to § INTERNAT'L BEAUTY SCH. E. Wash, BUSINESS SERVICES 14

BODY & FENDER REPAIR :

crushed stone’

RI-9212

THURSD.

BATE-Prof

soft ball, of ash or hicko

WRIGHT Syn. Balls

Cadwell G

* TEN

BUSINESS si KEMTONIN( 1906 Union St.

No money RG

PIONEER PAINTING, inte:

ate service; Jines. BE-2679.

Painting 13; Interior P

INSU House Paint “Painting GA-8200 5 STEAMING

Prices to fit an) sy Class work,

Paperhan; @A-6846 Paperhangi

Free Estim Paperhangi Quality Pa

ing; reas. price.

Quick service

BL-0459 3;

rience. ons all Wall washing.

Paper Clea

estimates, Gu

Paperclean man Bros, FR Wallpaper anteed, lmmed

EXPERIENCED washing, floc and polished.

Papercleaning,

ing. (White me Paper Ste:

Plastering Plastering PATCH PL. Patch Pla

“Plumbing R Installs

| REFRIGERA' Any kind,

Roof Fry roofs. Guaran UGS-—~Revers from old rug

House Raising Paul Al

Inselbrie & roofing Bm SEP

DRY WELLS

" Prompt 4 SEWE

WATER |

Bewers dug | Prompt servic

SLIP COV SIDING, "pai a