Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1946 — Page 36

itil i Es

| io od to Have

Jn ti

i the eastern Bolivian-Para-northward

American highlands, corn was introduced into the eastern United States by 500 B. C., Mr. Carter told the American Anthropological association. Soft-shelled squashés were first ‘cultivated in the middle American

and ‘ scarlet-runner beans were

a there common beans and soft-shelled squashes moved south-

SPEED HOUSING

Mavor's Housing Commit-

tee Offers Advice.

by the committee of the Marion county zoning board's denial of erection of a 28-unit apartment project and a city zoning commis-|m ‘gion refusal to approve a second-| BURGESS Mrs.

next district. director of the cin administration. way to alleviate the shortage in Indianapolis is to stimulate interest among com- . netéial bufiders to erect apartment

A committee survey ‘shows that 4500 dwelling units are needed in # The ALLIED Indianapolis. Local builders have FLORISTS Assn. set a goal of 2000 units to be con- of Indianapons ‘structed by 1947, augmenting more the city at Stout field and by - vidual residential builders. FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE ' “The gap must be filled by apart-| 0 uv NOTICES 1 ‘ment Duss | CTtrwetion, Mr. indianapolis Times, Fri, May 17, 1946 . BOND—Charles A, 1026 College ave.

story five-room apartment. Point to Objection

Both Louis J. Rybolt, 5541 Cen- a tral ave, and Morris Goldberg, 4327 Saturday. Central ave, pointed to the in-| cLIPPINGER— Howard L. congruity of neighbors to oppose construction of dwelling units when veterans and their families still

are seeking homes.

Mr. Rybolt planned to build

residents against construction of the in a single-family residential prompted the boards to re-|

authorisation.

sent by Mr

by Mr. Rybolt at a closed Sh Ceting in City hall yesterday and receipt of a telegram , Goldberg appealing for | Fr % committee ald brought an announcement today that Mr. Evans and Thomas R. Jacobi, gineer and housing expeditor, would initiate investigation proceedings.

city en-

ward, crossing the highlands of the Andes and Central America. Tepary beans and a Mexican pumpkin were first cultivated in northwest Mexico. The commercial pumpkin was domesticated in the southeastern United States. Two methods may be used in determining the section where a plant was domesticated. The most obvious is to find the wildy ancestor of the present domestic plant, but this is seldom possible, Mr. Carter said. ‘The other is to spot the area where there is the greatest range of variation within a given plant, both wild and domestie.

AVIATION AIDS SEEN

WASHINGTON--Nearly 200 air navigation facilities installed in 68 countries by American forces during the war, according to the civil .| aeronautics administration, may be kept in operation for U. 8. international air commerce. us

Beauty Softens

Lov pathy in the | Onderstandsble War

husband of Ruth; father of Lawrence; half brother of Mrs. Plors Andrews, Wichita, Kas.; grandfather of Kenneth L. Bond, passed away Wednesday afternoon, Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary,

livia, , Paraguay

and Hubbard squash seem to jae been domesticated

area. Spreading ah fhe Andean and Central

area, Common beans, lima beans

probaniy domesticated in Guate-

LIFE INSURANCE INCLUDED

TY EES)

For

3 * fe CASH | MONTHLY PAYMENTS | The cost of a loan for one year is LOAN [12 puts. [18 pots. [20 pote. $ $ | $60 $5.55 por $100 on loons por $100 on loons 100 920 - 647 593 wader $500, over $500. 2 EER a a Loams for Down Peyments on Homer fur 20 Months " Other loons on our R P dule for 6,12, ITE TIE TT] re en Ee or 280 2574 1809 1659 CHARACTER or AUTO — $50 to $1,500 OR MORE. 300 2758 10.39 12.77 May lous completed while you wail Take 6 weeks 78 to moke frst payment. 400 .70 . { rs oe 2 PHONE FOR A LOAN ~ Anytime — Day or Night oe Call MA 4455 now ~ your application con” 750 6747 4685 42.74 be taken over the phone ... Then come to Morris Plan this 95 62.45 ¢ afternoon or Komorrow for your mondy. Ask for Mr. Hiatt, 1,500 13494 9369 8547 FREE PARKING in lot across the street from office.

Payments include life inurance that costs $1.35 per $100 per yeer, $1.35 minimum, and discount. IRE SMALLEST PAYMENTS

IN OVER 4 DUE BILLS EASIER TO MEET

Once oles you oh substantially reduce your paymenis ving Commonwealth clean up your irictions oti ASH) Monthly Piyments 8 to cere You [Ineluding all charges tain loans at most lean GET |_13 12mo. | 18mo.|20me. qualify for the $60 | $6.0 smaller pay- 100 10.0 6. ments . . . see 220 21.84 5.12 14.51 chart, 280 | 27.48) 19.60 | 18.14

phon (20 month loans for special Po only)

Its

LOAN COMPANY

200 Roosevelt Bldg. 205 Odd Fellow Bldg. Penn. & Wash. LI. 8435

Monthly rate 3% on balances of 5150 or less and 12% on that pare ui of the unpaid Jhlatiee o¥ over $150

No credit inquiries made of friends or relatives. Aout of 5 Loans made Without Endorsers.

BURT WASHINGTON

WHIT

YEARS MAKE PAST

amounts not shown,

Common Sense to See

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Ml. & Wash. LI. 1431

LL AUTO FINANCE

FURNITURE LOANS

Locally Owned and Managed

LO Ll

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

| PERSONAL LLOANS

Lew Bank Rates $6 Per $100 Per Year

| Payable tn equal monthly installments |

123 EASY MARKEY STREET: INDIANAPOLIS Maawiar Fates ph Desren desutsnne Laraetenien

AUTO NOTE FURNITURE

LIBERAL LOAN Ne

2 N. DELAWARE ST. M

Nal

JND FLOOR LOCATION

YOUNG WOMEN

Post-War Wage Increases in Effect

Average weekly earnings for. the first year up to $35 for a 40-hour week. Additional Overtime Pay Regular Increases Vacations With Pay Good Surroundings

Employment Office, 240 N. Meridian

pet

”

INDIANA BELL

TELEPHONE COMPANY

TYPIST & OFFICE CLERKS

5-Day week. Permanent Positions.

rates.

HERFF-JONES, 1411 N. Capitol

Advancements assured. Automatic

Excellent starting

INSLEY MANUFACTURING CORP.

STENOGRAPHIC POSITION

Attractive working conditions, hours and good opportunity for advancement. "Apply Personnél Office.

increases.

sutonolwt a ww.

LOANS

CARD oF THAN KS

SALE—We are deeply appreciative y and extend our heartfelt thanks for everything, to our friends, neighbors, rela-

Saturday, 1 p. m. Friends invited, Burial Washington Park: Friends may call at| mortuary,

Emma. mother of Mrs. | Betty Oriffith and Mrs. Marie Erath, Riser of Mrs. Bessie Carter of Massillon, | grandmother of Mary Ann Griffith Passed away Friday. Service Flanner & Duchanay Mortuary. Time later. Friends| call at the mortuary after noon|

Husband of Geraldine, brother of Mrs. Edna C. Barnes, passed away Thursday morning. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Saturday, I: m, Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. at mortuary,

DAVIS-—Jessie, of 5361 W. Morris, entered into rest Thursday morning, age 72 years, widow of John W. Davis; mother of Mrs. W. R. Robison, Mrs. Mary Davis Stout, Mrs. H. W. Reasner and Laura Maude Davis; sister of Charles Schray Services Jnday

1:30 p. m.. at Ben Davis Chapel, 6112 Ww Washington. Friends are welcome. SBurial Crown Hill. Moore Mortuaries. DUGAN-—Vale he (nee Hatner), al} Dugan; brother of Mrs

husban of Rosemar .onnor - and Mrs. Elizabeth | O'Gara, passed away Jhursday, Funeral |

tine ima

(Val), age 68

Catherine Saturday, May 18, dence, 134 Sanders st., rick’s church. Friends .in Hol Cross cemetery. Priends may call at nce. Holy Name Society will meet idey, , m. for prayer, George W Usher service,

EDMONDSON--Clara Bell, 1803 Hoyt ave, age 64, beloved wife of Earl Edmondson, mother of George, Charles and Raymond HBdmondson &nd Mary Coryell; grandmother of Lila and Lee Edmondson, Don and Harry Coryell; sister of Mrs

State Deaths

Blanche Bailey of Indianapolis and Mrs, Fern Walker of Holly wood, Cal. passed away Thursday Funeral services Monday, 1:30 p. m fom Shirley Brothers Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Crown Hill cemetery, Friends may call at the chapel after 1 p. m. Saturday

BRAZIL—Mrs, Shack E. Doyle,

vivors: Bons, omas,

daughter, Mrs. Richard Leahy; Thomas E. and Perry Tiffee; sister, Mrs.

Bd Carpenter.

CENTER POINT-Mrs. Anna Kortpeter, Brotha, Th SROmas McMichael;

75, Survivors: sister, Mrs,

COAL CITY—Mrs. Te

hal brothers,

} Alfred D. Bbert Albe Bessie, sons, Jack W i r: ter,

ter, Mrs. Lilly Bar

FRENCHTOWN. Joseph Bary

vivars: Sons, Aupgs, Adolph, ; da Mrs. Carrie bolt, Mrs. RaLaay Eni Louise and Edna Bar) D-Mrs. Mary Elizabeth MurEE Daughters, Mrs. Lee Welker Mrs, Shasletts , Darlle Chrisma

uri Lottie. EB Wallace, 5. Sur-| and North st w.: Paul | at 2 Maxine Cresnnett; sister, Dufour; brother, Charles Miller,

Avo wi Mrs, ary

Husband, John

ART~-Mrs, Anna ‘Th Survivors: Daughter,

rt Herr, - Colleen

daughters, +

John,

Calvert, Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Mary EB. Piscus, Mrs. Catharine MeBride. w

Mrs,

chardson; sister, | Audubon rd

son,

OMO-—John Walter Rody, 44

ah Early, 56,

LINCOLNY iors: he,

Morris Lautzen ae.

Ilse;

Pearl he

Wife, Cecile;

kador

T Ke "Charis, h oBberman;

: daughter, Marjorie Wiiso Ce: ST. PAUL—Mrs, Martha Mattia olen | VORNEHM Charles burg, vors: Sons, Rashia, Orla: ‘ Mrs. Bettis Marsh, Mrs, Jennie Herndon,

Ba tmne Price, #8, a |

a Dacian. ns Miss |

y, sisters,

A Burvivo ; jars, Mrs, Anna Weaver, Mrs. oh Bosh 8, Thomas and Joseph Al e. ILLE—Prank Landis, 66. SurSarah; sons,

easier; sister,

®henzy Mu Earl Carbiener he BEIYIVOY;

; brother, Willlam Noll, pCi. Bchenck Wainscott,

SONS,

Mrs,

, Walter Kyser.

4 faughvars, Lois and = San, . William

8urJames; brothers,

6. |

Stella | neral home » Dow, Willlam | Priends invited, Burial Holy Cross ceme- |

en- | Neen oe PEARCY .

Survivors: , Kenneth F, daughte J. Herrli; , brothers, Frederick, 3 arold, Howard; sis M

Sur- . penn Robert, | dral Monday from 11 a Lee and Joan | service. . Maggie Rody Mrs. | PURVIS Infant

Prod: Mrs.

il pits. | TOOHEY Frank

. Clinto | George “ ? sses; daughters, B | ouise and Sharon Barbara, Crome

RAYS CROSBING Raph H. Wilson, 48. Howard,

Consue

Millie

"Sur. » Miller :

O'REILLY-—James Pw husband of Mary O'Reilly, father of Mrs. Katherine Kirschner, Miss Nellie O'Reilly, John and James OReilly; brother of Morton J O'Reilly and William ‘O'Reilly, both of Cleveland, O., Mrs. Patrick Barton, of | Chicago and Mrs. Margaret Bauman of | | Iodiahabolis, passed away 1536 Spann ave, Wednesday a. m. Friends | may call at the Robert W. Stirling Fu neral Home, 1420 Prospect st. Punera | services Saturday, 9:30 a. m. at the al 10 a. m. St. Patriek’s church, |

{ tery. |

Omer L Benjamin

husband of Pear! father of Pearcy and Mrs. | Francis Muns, passed away Wednesday. | | Private gervices (contagious disease); ’ AT 1 Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes tarday 13 p.m. riends may ca | “Chapel of the Chimes. ’ "

Buna) | &t the

Sur ha John, | KRUGER-— William ¥., beloved husband of |

Maude L. Kruger, father of William Kruger II and grandfather of William Kruger III, passed away Friday Po ing, May 17, at the residence, N Funeral services will ~) held | | at the BScotish Rite Cathedral, Maridinh Monday afternoon, Internment obi Friends are welcome.

o'clock. | cemetery,

Yi Friends

Mrs. Mary | may call at the residence Sunday after-

| noon from 3 to 9 o'clock

Remains will be in state at the

Scottish Rite Cathe- « Mm, until time of | Wall Bervice,

beloved little dau Riet rs. | of Edna Roselynn and Prancis oy | brothers, passed away Priday ig Friends may call at residence, 1421 Loss st

TAGGART- Miss Mona L. of 401 E. 35th! st passed away Priday a. m sities of Miss Gertrude, Miss Lillian B, Ale L. and Bdward B. Taggart, Service Flan. | ner & Buchanan Mortuagy Monday, 11 a | m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill Friends may call at | day afternoon and evening,

ul;

Age 83 . Ruby | oe of Hin, ¢ Re of rons oohey | . Her-| ew Ye | Toohey, ork City and uncle of Avery

passed away Thursd way 20, 3 ny / Daner, o| Washington st, 9 Friends tometery

Puneral | m., At the! 2313 Ww Joan of Are Burial... Holy may call at Ortuary after Pp. m. Saturday. Lafa~etre’ and Michigan City papers please

46. Monday,

at 8:30 Mortuary, m. St, inyited. Friends

of 1518 father of Mrs. Dorothy pie rat father of Virginia Smith of Amarillo | Tex#s, Vonda and Louise Gamble, passed AWAY Wednesday Services Baturday, 2 1A m. at the Rea nblossom Mortuary, 1371 a oral Pa! may call at the Park cemetery

with grateful DPreciation, the thoughtful ex; ERT 0 8! Joye and kindness and beautifut floral | tributes extended by my friends and neighbors, at the death of my beloved Alice B. Bowling, ks 1s pe = t organist, uy Ang Sh

wart BESTT R)

ua] CARD OF THANKS

Sms.

LING—1 acknowledge 3

Kieter Bros, Ber vige. - THA ALYEA, Nh appre and “mitude. hy 4 we appreciation ;| sincere thanks for everything, n| friend, neighbor, relatives and tes "beatiful floral tributes ritual bouquets and other coy es orth Biasei, Our: pincers nero hv © wisn Rn re thanks to

Knapp and clergy and ray,

| £0! ng message,

Friends may call]

at his home, |

the mortuary Sun- 5

Hives and fellow bio for the beautiful floral tributes [patty cards and cther courtesies extende at the sudden death of our beloved Raymond E. Especially did we appreciate the under -

nut, LI-743

LOST—Lady's brown - leather purse containing valuable papers. Finder may

| standing courtesies rendered by Allison's, the Allison Bowling League and Production Control Dept. Our sincere thanks Herbert Huffman for his con singers, organist and the

to Rev.

Moo ® Sly ice, WIFE, MOTHER, DAUGHTERS.

STEPHENS We are deepl appreciative and extend our heartfelt thanks for everything to each friend, neighbor, relative, for their many kindnesses and floral tributes extended in our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved wife and mother, Flora Ada Stephens. We sincere ly thank Rev. R. M. Dodrill, soloist, organist, and Moore Funeral Service for their kind Sontidet ation. DAVID H BT EPHENS | AND DAUGHTER, MRS. RALP H QUILLIN WILSON-—We extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation to our many friends, relatives and neighbors for acts of love and kindness extended in our reecnt loss, the death of our beloved mother, Carrie | Viola Wilson We also extend grateful

| | thanks for the numerous floral tributes,

cards and letters of sympathy, Our sincere thanks 1s extended to the Rev. W. E. Gillett, the Rev. K. D, Vandeventer pianist, Mrs. Helkema; soloist, Mrs, Fred Byrum: nurse, Mrs. Arthur Francis, for her kind and patient services, and Little & Sons Funeral Service N AND DAUGHTERS.

MONUMENTS, MAUSOLEUMS 6

PARKS —In loving memory of our mother and grandmother, Mrs. Rena Parks, who! departed this life 5 years ago, May 17! 1904]. Signed, DAUGHTER & GRANDSON.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5 “CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. Michigan st. Markets 1234

FARLEY FUNERALS ie sev

FLANNER & BUOHANAN—35 west Fal Creek Boulevard TA-3371.

BERT S. GADD

| 2130 Prospect 8 St MA-8046

GRINSTEINER'S

[1001 8 N B. New York MAST

"GH. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST MA-8483

HISEY & TITUS 838

| 951 N. Delaware Si. L1-

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. LI1-5400

84 N __Niinots -

“JONES & & HURT T MORTUARY

CHAPEL Day and a Ambulance Serylod

2226 Shelby st. A-2570 ROBERT W. STIRLING 1423 Prospect MA-6576

VoleT =i

3.0. Wiison ° CHAPEL OF THE 1234 Prospect

MA-9432

FLOWERS, SHRUBS, PLANTS 5a

ASSORTED EVERGREENS |

Reasonable price. 2001 Miller. FR. 4027

| LOST AND FOUND

| | REWARD for Laddie, | collie dog: strayed 13th and Broadway, | way, rear

LOST—Brown lizard

brown from LI-B474

and white vicinity of 1221 Broad-

[oe near Grant and | Michigan. Valuable keys and papers Call Mrs. Spreckelmeyer, RI-1551 before p. m., BE-3492 after 5 p. m.. Reward LOST--Seting from diamond ring, Thursday morning. Probably 25th and Illinois, Hiiheis car or 30th and Illinois, Reward, Ins. WA- 1020.

hel PARTY who left | Rogers credit book in restroom of Ideal Ruffet please mail | glasses, keys and bilifold to sad E. MichIKAN ORR. Seay Gruen wrist watch; 2 diakeepsake, in Hume Mansur bldg or I here and Delaware and Washington st, Liberal reward. MA-0427 | LOST, 22-inch truck tire and rim Thursday morning vicinity Madison and East sts. Needed badly. Reward. CH-4208

OST = Bianchpain cushion shape pink “gold lady's wrist .watch, 4 diamonds, Reward, HI1-0301

BROWN leather bilifoid containing $193 in money, Around Naomi and Shelby st Reward GA-0830 LOST, black v velveteen handbag containing billfold, key case, and important! papers Reward. A-3378 or CH-6202 GIRL who called, finding silver Dracelet,

blue stones, charms call BR-6572. Rewa {

3 and white puppy. Answers | to name of Bingo; near 30th and Sher. w, | man dr.; child's pet; reward. CH-8679-W.

| LOST—Lady’'s black fate handbag; | money, glasses; Sut. m, ard. RED CAB os J. glasses, rim In brown 2W.1mh at ase with- Sante oC Wedcking. Wash’ b > imi, “nd evars. Fi CURB GIRL I'VE LOBT m Jod ‘cacker Nar “Zip.” : - heart broken bo a ipo "TA-8368, 13 aH Spencer's Restaurant. 108 wil Aly Alssonvl: lle "Ha.

in” Circle theater. Reward.

024% 9B SAUER ro !

%| Shefield,

ST--Mink fur Piece ar i Vy

keep money if purse and contents are returned. Mrs Alta M. Dunigan, 725 N. WA-1452.

e| MAN'S Rumong Masonic ring. __RI-0325

POUND—Small black and harness, CO-2584.

Reward.

tan dog, red

INSTRUCTIONS

BEAUTY COURSE SALE

Special, Only $125. $200 Value. No age limit; 8th grade education. Learn in 5 months. Free catalogue and telephone information. Easy terms. Be indeeagaut Learn now! Day and night school G. L'S ATTENTION This school plored by G.1, office, Our diploma qualifies you to work in Indiana and other states. Under G.I plan al) sthool expenses are paid and you are given an allowance. Jobs furnished all gradu. ates. § Months complete training. Shop owners earn from $125 to $200 weekly, why not you? Investigate now. Classes starting

Royal Beauty Academy 401 Roosevelt bldg, Cor. Hiinota and Washington. RI-0481

AUTO BODY and fender work, including welding, spray painting and-metal work

Look into it! One of the most profitable branches of tremendous auto industry offering chances for good job or vour

own business. Train in spare time. Write

for FREE facts. Auto-Crafts Training, Box A 628, Times. FEMALE HELP P WANTED 8 Bakery Help Py Bee Mrs. Maxwell

Hostess Cakes

339 E. Market ~ Young Woman oy Ge fic gh ly ay Permanent. Opportunity to ASSOCIATED DISTRIBUTORS 15 WwW. Georgia, 2nd Floor BUS GIRLS White, ¢ to Pp. E. and R. ol 4015 N. “Penn.

CLERK-TYPIST STENOGRAPHERS

Hosiery purchasing privileges. Attractive low-cost |cafeteria.

| Real Silk

Hosiery Mills 634 N. Noble

thing. te, SACKS BROS. + iho Shie 8e * RI-5994 Open Eves, LOANS Bee cainifies Ad In Rt Book COLUMBIA INVEST! R1-8507 R1-8507 in LO, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Lilinois Bldg. aS Orie Phone RI-5404 ces Merchants Bank Bidg.. 3d F1. Phone RI-1471 LOST AND FOUND 2 LOST—Wine leather “purse, large; identiflation cards in black billfold; keys, check, money; keep money, return valuable [dentification cards, 313'%a E, Wal-|.

Oppo Fountain Girl

FILE CLERK

201s DA butrivutos, 626 E.

801 N. OLNEY 3500 EAST SE —— FEMALE HELP WANTED 9 FEMALE HELP WANTED 9 Women for Counter. Work General Office Smal. °F, oname Guaranty Cafeteria, 20 N. Meridian salary. LI-4811. Apply P National House-

Michigan, after

Downtown office; permanent rtunity to advance. 17 MA-1312.

ition. . Call Hamly, ary $22.50 week. 5601 N. Illinois

SCHOENER PHARMACY

to manage fountain and Sono dept. Apply mornin . Dru aN Dela.

EXPERIENCED LADY

gs. Keene are. Ask for Mr, hig

MOULDINGS, INC.

E. Market

STENOGRAPHER

5-Day week; insurance: bonus; air-con-

ditioned office; good transportation.

GLOVE OPERATORS

Experienced Apply in Person

Senate Avenue Glove Plant 1315 Senate Avenue

430

Hand Sewers

STENOGRAPHER

N. Illinois.

Attractive opening for gir! 20-35 years of age.

R.K.0. RADIO PISTURES

Top , Salaries Paid to Huperionced ur

Pinishérs

Indiana Fur Co.

114 E. Washington.

Stenographer

Downtown office:

bonus pian

40-hour week;

free transportation. Apply Personnel Dept.

214 Traction Terminal Bldg.

MALE HELP WANTED

® BODY MEN ® METAL MEN ® AUTO PAINTERS

This is your opportunity to join the =~

BILL KUHN

organization of auto craftsmen who take pride in their work. High wages, vacations with pay; latest type of mechanical equipment. See Mr, Conner or phone, BR-2471.

North Side Chevrolet

836 BE 63d St. if BROAD RIPPLE “Indiana’s Largest Chevrolet Dealer”

FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1946 11| BUSINESS SERVICES

ALTERATION SPECIALIST MEK'S GA AIR

RMENTS

2-11 *REAS

CLEAN * PRESS

ONABLE

JACOBS

LL Ra

MEYER O

SIA

utter ele gutter Gaeday and painting, Oa 5 Emergency Garp Carpenter § Service Small jobs a _Specialty, LS we RH CARPENTERING remodeiing, cement work. Free estimates. "BL-030.

BASEMENTS . FLUES, BRICK . _ | eros vat BE-1954, R2 R2

oF repair work; driveways, riveways, sidewaiks re. tree estim Po rm. Dios, 1

BLOCK Pot re 2603.

Grav crushed sto neADE: stone and cinders. Genera

General Contractor, L. B. Allen

Cement, brick, block, roo! BATRA i fing, furnace,

aintin BOYS WITH BICYCLES Snteed. el a Lexington. FR-3188. So r Part Tim ed special price, » Mr Dahon’ Pe Uniforms furnished soll, Crushed rock. TA-5002. alton WESTER! N " LLY ER Curtains done up, blankets laundered.

CLERK-TYPIST

Age 20 to 30. 40- Hour Week. Pleasant working conditions. Excel. lent opportunity for advancement, Phone Mr, Harry E. Beplay, Asst. Office Mgr. for appointment, 214 W. Maryland St. RI. 5551.

The Indianapolis Times

MEN WANTED % Experienced % Flour Packers w Feed Packers % Flour Mill Workers

ACME-EVANS CO., INC.

W. Washington & ‘Blackford Sts.

FOUNTAIN OR GRILL MEN

Parkmoor, Coliseum & KE. 38th.

JANITORS

Night work. Apply Employment Office, Post Exchange bldg.

METAL MAN

Good proposition for a thoroughly experienced man. Apply

Superior Chev., Inc. 552 E. Washington LL 4378

NIGHT - WATCHMAN

Apply FULLER AUTO SALES 1655 S. Meridian St. LI-4561

Plasterers "onted- Cell CH-5420-

after § P. M.

Plastic Mold Makers and Tool and Die Makers MUST BE FIRST-CLASS.

WILLIAMS TOOL & ENGINEERS CO, 124 Kentucky Ave,

EXPERIENCED SHOW CARD WRITER

Permanent position with large organization. Good proposition for right man.

See Mr. Murphy _

219 E. Washington st.

Wool Presser Seuey wou Comet) J

A GOOD JOB

Young man, 18-25, with high school education . preferable, including commercial, who writes neatly and likes to work

Experienced Runner

in business many years

based on your ability and efficiency. Firm at present loca-

iis ng rol ton 3 bidcks from Circle; office is airGirls for Trainees in Plant THE HOUSE OF CRANE 750 B. Michigan 124 8. Meridian RI-2853 Call RI-6511, 8 a. m. to § p. m. STENOGRAPHIC Positions are available for ris

excellent pay: no Sun

Cook

short hours;

Pastry

Experienced iy pasty: days

ANDREWS

in Jilenogra hic and other work. Good

itis]

pay, Dleasa tions and Fain mplorment Office

A Good Place for a Girl to Work

INDIANA SELL TELEPHONE CO.

RESTAURANT

1606 N. NDiinois

hour week. Salary open. GA-2411,

BX Operator, some typing, 40-

Personal Shopping

Opportunity to Advance

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

PACKARD MFG. CO.

2000 Columbia

COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER

ing branch stores. Permanent daytime work.

. Service STENOGRAPHER Attractige position, starting salYoung woman, age 18 to 25 40- ary; oppoRtunity for A Speament downNoir week, 8-day hii 2] Hie town location. Apply Mr. Pascoe, FR-2451 an rmanent e y - TUBIor Por Bil ply nt office. 7th floor. TYPIST 2 or piling day 230 hours THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. nois, LI-1¥ ne Typist © ist Good sal salary, | permanent “posiyp tion. Seymour, 141 W. Wash . Sa esl a d es College-trained Girls

Counter work in dry clean-

Age 3s. Empl nt Office 340 N. Meridian

for service representative and Sih Telephones Work

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

Davis Cleaners 2835 Northwestern

uired;

21-41,

Woman to Answer Telephones

and do general office work; opportunity

typing for

good

i salary, 40 W. Maryland st.

re-

q advancement; location 5 minutes from downtown; 5laday week. MA-4593. WAITRESSES, days week,

six

Girls Wanted 30.5: Pore. v. SALES LADIES ~~ [Baio fo R"oiAata SF ol Wl Apply LADY over 40, dry goods store, experience 3rd Floor Rear w Dol. references required. 472 Chas. . Mayer & Co. Young Men ‘oc sive sia

290 W. Wash,

Clerk-Typist 5-Day Week; 383 Hours

Permanent Position, Good Opportunity for Advancement.

THE HOOSIER CASUALTY. CO.

15th Floor, Fletcher Trust Bldg

5-DAY 40 HOURS

* Comptometer Operator + Biller * Stenographer

Stokely. Van Camp, Ine.

M1 N. Meridian St.

- ———————————————_ se —

~ Comptometer Operator

Experienced or Willing to Learn.

FILE CL.ERK-TYPIST

a: 20-30; BYa-day wee

PHONOGRAPH record salesgiri or CH-2440,

Age 18 to 38, Permanent position, State qualifications. 7

GENERAL office work » and

sylvania.

ager; experienced; goo Dany. on.

after 1 12 no

PROOF READER—OCLERK

Box A 73.

Address Times,

Linde Alr Products

Pay Roll Typist

With Some Comptometer . Experience,

5-Day . Week

MOULDING, INC,

741 E. Market

Office Clerks Also Typists

For Downtown Office

el. Passi Ferreril,

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED

~ GOUNTER GIRL OR MAN 371 SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET

KITCHEN HELP—WHITE 3850 SENTUOKY AVE.

room

501,

Lrav-

Plaza hot el.

Soda Fountain

See Mr. MOORE Apply at office

HOOK’,

DEPENDABLE

chorus gi sage guaranteed Rome. Apply |

We Gave a number of openings for young ladies and young gentlemen to work on our fountain.

DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.

MALE HELP WANTED

Apply Employment, Office 1230 'W. Morris St. s+ Except Saturday

Indianapolis

'k. Opportu to une a siness a vance, Lo ERE Ek { i Bk diy a >

Power & Light Co. |

Agents

$100-8125 per week. Full or.part| A time. Reply Times, Box A626.

"Auto Mechanic, Good Pay

Must Panis A ; th

A-1:

No_ Drinking. Q SERVICE

. i. » Work With J. A, Goodman Indianapolis Railways |%iii: figures. Proper applicant win receive at fine training in modern accounting, a fair 4 Sten apher or Dicta hone starting salary and every opportunity to NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS ogr me ka develos in growing organisation. Cal Near! eryone knows the man who| Dowritown Office. Permanent Position. to make concrete blocks. Steady brought the_ Rosiery indust & Ind ah MAYTAG CO.. 208 8. PENN. MAN work. IR-0200. a over years reputation for the hi roings and - STENOGRAPHER finest working conditions. Fine transpor- } tation facilities here. Opening mow fOr! g..4y employment with advancement

Earn Exira Money, Drive Your Car

| Hour a Day From 4:30 P. M. Vicinity Broad Ripple See Mr. Surber

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 214 W, Maryland St,

Evenings, LI-8130

Unlimited quantity, Deli Can handle lar, or lis. CURT Ar pei

Your . Trouble ™ °* Business ouse Wiring’ a Specialty—Day or N 2618 E, 10th 8t.—Licensed pif) Bo! od OH-6141-W CH-5637-R CH-0020-J

terms, Acr BL. 3813, * Pence Service.

By Lo ectalt Pree etimatay ity. "oNoik Eitrinteed

FURNACE REPAIR

Stoves made like new, also renlckel New & Used Oil Hersrr Rena tied.

CH-9338 Xo & MA.5349

Curtiss

MULTIFLAME GAS GONVERSION BURNERS

for any or kind of Now Avatlable for station Fy n bronze and aluminum burner with newest controls and most economy. ZIMME HU-390¢

Acme Heating Sales & Service

corayals, installations, boilers, stokers, A AinSS rand oil lurnaces,’. Vecuum HOUSE RAISING Beats replaced,

loors reine forced. forced. Roofing. Paul Na GA-1431

Metal Gutters 2”, CH-8264 Gutters cleaned and, painted,

also houses, inside and out. FR- 8641 24-Hour Vi HOME LAUNDRY ii Sov

kets laundered. Pick up & deliv,

PEDIGO & MEADOWS

Quality jewelry and diamonds; watch and clock repairing; 3 weeks’ service, 1048 Virginia Ave. FR-5408 of all

Light Hauling ::, FR-3781

By the load or hour. Reliable white man,

LIGHT HAULING 2%

ANY TIME ANY PART OF edad FR-6252

Light Hauling 2%, CH-1976-J HAULING Lbs.%y "i any time,

wanted by veteran. R1-2673. General Hauling Immediate service,

Cleaning from ate tic to basement.

GA-0492 Hauling 5%, 0% in TA-2716 | HAUL IT "Ear" MA-3051 Landscaping ‘Service 8 Veterans combined; 19 years experi

ence. Pres estimate, Prices reasonable, BR-6783. : LANDSCAPING, sodding, Hi-2249

tree trimming. Veterans.

STEPPING s d made, EC ry CH-9242-R

Lawn 'Mowers—Bicycles

repaired. Boys sale, Eire FR-4906

Tada oi, of Special This Week yh, stones, & hauling of all kinds. WA eo LA MOWER HOS AL Tux Ten Hardware & Mfg. Co, 3401-08 E 10th, CH-5318. Revoked Auto License

Insurance Certificates filed Responsibility Dept. EELTABIE INS, AGENCY, Ine 812 Indiana Trust bldg.

Vv! 24-hour serve Mattresses cc: box springs s wr

elalty; new box springs, match made %o order. Nu Way Ma

Sp AINTING “TONER CONSTRUCTION CO,

GA-5571

PAINTING—PAPERHANGING Steaming. Int. or Ext LI-2940

1st Class Work. Reas. TOR and exterior decorating and painting. Immediate service. Free estie mates. CH-3235 after 6 p. m.

Vi stars Painting oe “ten business. Li-T666

PAINTING BY VETERANS

terior. Immediate service. x CHOSIR is Free Estimate RI-1963 PAINTING AND BEMTONIRG. ar ! inting, kitchen an ooms SPEEDW AL BESTRABY cialty. Por reliable service BE-3481-R 2. 10 MEN C. Bagby. — Exterion, with late model passenger cars [9972 Frinune Interlor, hy Paper Cleans wanted to haul bundles of Li 99 . Rl) ashing. pe

newspapers. MAY 30th ONLY

See Mr. H. W. Smith, or Phone RI ley 5551 from 8:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.

The Indianapolis Times

PERSONALS; NOTICES 13

AS OF TODAY, 1 am not responsible for * any debts other than those contracted for by myself, Milford Hollingsworth, | Plainfield, Ind

YOUNG Touple wants child under 1 year

to adapt; good, clean home; refs. Box A-171, Times, TIM SHEEHAN, please contact Paul Kennedy, 3701 E 10th st, Indianapolis, Ind. oa Al dress making, siteration and — very, Children’s clothes, GA-0234.

THIS WEEK ONLY, $2.45 Guaranteed; fine for children, adults. Helen of Troy permanent, only $3.95; cold waves, $7.50. All fine, Nationally known Shampoo. set, i cures, 50c. Open every nite ‘til 10 P.

, Paper r Hanging

KEMTONING, wallpaper cleaning, interior painting. Jace curtains, Call after. 8

(eves.) -EX Painting. GA-8200 7.7: Sicaming. work gust.

Steaming & Paperhanging Bo en Een OH-6488 IT 18 NOW possible to have your home

redecorated within -1 week after you phone us. Free estimate on paper hE Disstering. steaming. Jackson Bros, TWO ex-servicemen, experienced in walle paper steaming; floors and furniture Protecese: Doser and Lowery, PFR-9670,

PAPER HANGING

Reasonable, Immediate service. Sams les shown. C. Keith, 2102 W. Ohio Bt.

nging. . Free

estimate. Guaranteed BE. 5340 R- 3

White lady. After 6 p.m. LL Painting, first class Paperhanging vorksi BE.26T9

Bargain Prices. FOR LET Sad banging, phone RI-6227, Cozy L. Falconer, 437 N. California st. Reasonable prices.

Paperhanging A-1; [res estimations,

Work guar, FR-3663.

Latest samples. P, Hengen. GA-6722,

No appointment needed, No wait SING = taronabie Work Royal 1. . oy Rea oy Ye Ee 3 omy service, [Free esSICK PUMPS paperhang’s 5. BE-3020, R3 ' ng, Sten ng. MADE INTO WELL PUMPS ig — 8. iE TAs 6042

AND QUICKLY

WHITTINGTON

PUMP & ENGINEERING 245 §. MERIDIAN MA -2000

“THE DELAWARE ANTIQUES RESTAURANT 37. N.. DELAWARE invites you = dine and enjoy good food in a pleasant atmosphere. Steaks, Bouthern Fried Chicken and Chops a Specialty. Open Week Days Luncheons . . . . 11 A M. to 1:30 P. M. Dinners . . . . +. 4.30 to 7:30 P. M.

Beauty Service at Savings '-

No Appointment Neocessary-(pen 9. INTE NAT'L BEAUTY SCH. 4% E. Wash

BUSINESS SERVICES "

~ CHARLES ST. GARAGE

* Wrecking service, painting, idl automotive and truck repairing

RI-0549 - ihe 0A-7862 AUTOMOBILE - REPAIR 521

Mi Garage, 6380 College. Fon

Sided ahiop in, te Middle West fost (ont. 1 Cell | & FEND REPAIR

AUTO PAINTING SHOP

Omar Cleaner 2, ¥7, Pure cena

painting. BL-0459

Paper r cleaning, wall washing, CH- 0884 interior painting. White, Experienced. experts, Immed,

Papercleaning 1.00" Gan Lob: man. Bros.. -9101, after 4 P.M. PAPER ( NING. 5, GOOD WORK. GA-6442.

Are "Your » Walls Dirty? leaning, wall washing. Im, ibe. “ ob, b Allen, Veteran, FR-89 2D PAPER CLEANING, Ww all oors and woodwork i Slanned and waning, 8 White man. CH

Wallpaper cleaning, wall CH-9178-W 9178: w

«| washing; 10 yrs. exper,

WALL WASHING

ing, $1 up.

| Interior decorating, paper cleaning, paint-

ing; quick service. 2015 Bellefontaine. ’ 03

«’ Il Washing 2." an econ Wall Washing we. BR.5588

All work guaranteed, LI-3766

toh Plastering or ore Rain

John Plastering s.ownine ol PATCH PLASTERING A Pan Plumbing ier pumps, 1 ‘lH MoI lll LL

v Refrigerators 5207. Washers mela on ini.

CN .

CARPENTER WORK G Snral 7

ris’ for

CH-6420-4

~ Vogel Bros.

FRIDAY Iv 42 . 5 AC

5 second flo sets mice

LOW

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MA-14i

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GRUNOW * Davis Refrigeral ROOF REPA

paces, new; utters cleaned, Ace Home Ser

SIDING, pant Kick FR. En.) 732

Roof Repairs, al roofs. C Guarante

RUGS, UPH in your home SAF

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DRY WELLS | IMMEI , BER SEPT

Vaults, dry w en-ierviceme

Prompt Se Septic Tank

cleaned. Call FF tanks

Septic stalled. Cant tanks,

Septic cleane

Septic Tank SEWER

STING BAN WATER LIN Sewers dug anc Prompt service.

SODDIN Top soil, field ¢inders. Immed workers. HI-10( VETERAN want __ work, h hauling

WA-7094 ©

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Ist Class Si Stove R Repa

and deliver,

Vacuum ; 131 TREE REM The bigger t)

all by-our new 2,000 ATKINS

DeShano Tre TREE TRIMMI}

Fully insured FR-3749

Tree Trimn

Termite: Washer Re

” Guaranteed.

Washer

Save 257%.

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ROOMS WII WILL care foi referably gi 3321 Lockburn

MOTHER'S ca hg Hour, d

GIRL, 3 of 4 v care, MA-5]! WILL take car my home. 2I CHILDREN to «

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WANTED T( Best Care’

Ziv. Bteel & " RI1-57176,

WILL REPAI privilege of re or apartment, of Bortz Whol T0886.

Single Vel rivate bath; orrisons Fur

Dentist's offic Phone Hotel \ mker, Invisib

Ex-Army |( or house; oi BROWN, GA-1

WILL Responsible c¢ 3-hedroom unt 6 P for gr . roo gal A Man ) 0 unfurnished a NAVY CHIEF, local recruit thing unfurnis to McCar I. AND or 3 room AA Ba

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bedroom ApS 1148218, 8-5: T desire 1 or

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