Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 May 1946 — Page 19

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_|INDIANA ARTISTS’ | WORK TO BE SHOWN

A collection of paintings by In- | | diana artists, recently given to In{diana ~ university by Frank C. | Dailey, Indianapolis attorney, will | be exhibited at the school begin{ning June 6, university President Herman B Wells announced today. | Held in Alumni hall of the Union ! building, the display will be opened with the cutting of a ribbon at the exhibit entrance by Margaret Louise Dailey, 10-year-old grand‘daughter of Mr. Dailey. The ex-| | hibit will continue for a month.

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Set for June 4 in Shelbyville MAKES '46 AWARD

Shelbyville will be host to the 82d annual convention of the Indiana |Council of Christian education June | |4 5 and 6. { The convention which is spon{sored by the department of Chris {tian education of the Indiana Coun- | lel of churches will meet in the | First Methodist church. Dr. E. R | Bartlett, dean of DePauw univer {sity, is council president and Dy ' R. L. Holland of “Indianapolis is general secretary. In addition to addresses and lec-

{ {tures covering every phase of reli-

gious education, there will be a talk on the translation of the New Testament given by Dr, Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin, O. Dr. Craig

’ |served on the Standard Bible Re-

vision committee and assisted in the final preparations for .the pub{lication of the revised standard version of the New Testament recently released, Among the many Indianapolis speakers scheduled for the conven-

THE INDIANAPOLIS. TIMES

an Convention JUNIOR CHAMBER

| The Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce's 1946 Distinguished 5 eves medal for outstanding busi- | | » ness and civic leadership was| . . \awarded to Evan B. Walker, exec-' iutive assistant to the president of * Ithe Indianapolis Railways, i Galen L. Parks, chairman of the taward committee, made the pres-| entation at the organization's

junageon yesterday in the Hotel Washington,

Mr." Walker formerly held the po|sition of executive assistant and di-| {rector of public relations, and beof the Tabernacle Presbyterian | {ore that was a commercial agent. church and former moderator of the He has been with the Indianapolis Presbyterian church in the U. S. A.; Railways since 1937, and Brunson Motley, business man, He holds directorships-on the Butand visual education specialist. {ler university board, Butler uniOthers are the Rev. E. K. Higdon, Yersity foundation, Security Trust former missionary and recent visi- | Y. M. C. A, Indianapolis Con-

Dr. Craig Dr. Holland

YOUNG WOMEN

Post-War Wegs | Increases in Effect Aiorsge ‘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, 2640 N Meridia

INDIANA BELL | TELEPHONE COMPANY |

tor to the Philippines and present | | vention bureau and the Tnctanapojis|

executive secretary of oriental mis- Personnel association.

sions for the United Christian Mis- a sionary society, Cleo Blackburn superintendent of Flanner house; P AROLE EXPERT 10 and Mrs. Virgil A. Sly, of the In-

5-DAY WEEK

tion are Dr. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor diana Council of Churchwomen.

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Sizes 10 to 16.

Others. 1.55 to 5.98

‘ANY PURCHASE OF $10 OR MORE MAY BE MADE ON N SEARS gA3Y PAYMENT PLAN

,, Best!

Dad, Mom and the Kids... lazy sun seekers and active swimmers . . . all will find the very best swim ' suit for their beach fun at Sears. Best styles, colors and quality! Best of everything for everybody. See them now while the selection is at high tide.

MISSES’ AND WOMEN’S SWIM SUITS

Delightful styles for teasing the sun into your life. 50 " Divinely cut to make you look sleek, slim and grace1, ful. rints or plain colors. Kerrybrooke, Jantzen

and Catalina suits included! 3 2" to 10%

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BOYS HAWAIIAN PRINT TRUNKS supporter built in. Colorful Hawaiian prints on Zelan Poplin Sizes 8 to 16. JR. BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS .... « w 1... 1.45 to 2.98

FAVORITES OF YOUNG ADORABLES

Little girls love cutting beach capers.in these sun and

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Others, All-Woeol, 1.45

LITTLE BOYS' (2 TO 6) SWIM TRUNKS

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PHONE LI. 8531

ADDRESS MEETING

Harvey L. Long, superintendent of the division for supervision of delinquents, Illinois department of | public welfare, will discuss “An {Ideal Corrections Program” at the | 12th annual Central States Probation and Parole conference which jopens at 9 a. m. tomorrow at the | Claypool hotel.

| meeting will include Dr. Alfred C.

| Other speakers at the three-day -

We Need * Stenographer * Billing Clerk Attractive working conditions, hours and good opportunity for advancement. Apply Personnel Office.

Insley Manutacturing Corp.

801 N. Olney 500 East

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FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED ‘»

| Kinsey, director of research on {human sex behavior for the national research council and the! | Rockefeller foundation, speak on “The Sex Offender,’ and, | Dr. J. R. Leevy, professor of edu- | cation and applied psychology at | Purdue university, who will dis-| | cuss psychological treatment in a

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Lady Canvassers

‘Mr. Ragsdale, Sales Mgr.

The Altum Co.

{1034 College. RIL 8623

"Night Cashier-Hostess Pleasant Work—Good Wages

| Apply Mrs. Gribble

No Phone Calls

HOTEL WARREN

‘Check-Out Girl Soo 2°.

Apply | Atlas Super Mar- | ket, 4401 E. New York.

DISHWASHER

{ Spencer's Restaurant, 4411 Allisonville | Road. HU -44

' Fountain ar ir li SCHOENER PHARMACY | Governess iui" Sinus a BL-2418

Experienced “Overall Makers

JACKSON & SONS "ode 8. Meridian

Hand Sewers

Top Silaries Paid to Experienced Pur Pinishers.

Indiana Fur Co.

114 BE Washington.

. Work With J. A. Goodman

at NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS

Nearly everyone knows the man whe brought the hosiery Indust to Indianapolis over 25 years h h ge for eo highest earnings and working conditions, Pine transportation facilities here. Opening now for

Experienced Runner achine Operator

Girls for Trainees In Plant.

15% B. Michigan Call RI-6811, 8 a. m. to BD mm

GIRLS TO LEARN

HOSIERY MENDING

Ages ad to vision; well d for h

Age an is, REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

who willl ny ent pay

| cor rections program. | assim

1601 B. New York 0374 |

STENOGRAPHER | Wanted—Bookkeeper 3

| 214 W. Maryland St. | |

| machine desirable

|. Apply F. H. Schneider

leges. cafeteria.

EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE ® STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position in executive office. Apply snployment office, Tth floor. ir

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. STENOGRAPHER

5-Day Week. Permanent firm A Aking medicine ee

Pastry Cook

erienced iy pastry: short hours. _ no. Sunda.

ANDREWS RESTAURANT

1606 N. Olineis

Sales Ladies

Third Floor, Rear

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personnel office or call LI-T374. Chas. Mayer & Co. man-Moore ( SODA DISPENSER | STENOGR APHER necessary: 40-hour week: no Sun- ,,q4 rapid dictation. In day work: no night work. » Rermantay | position. for Call RI-6516, 8 A. M. Yo 8 P. M. . STENOGRAPHER Office Help Typing essential. Tangportaton. Good sal 214 Traction Terminal Bldg. L aun d ry Indianapolis Railways ON Est. RLASI WANTED i Positions are available for : OFFICE HELP of A maw | 3 SL I i Eh Bookk working Sonditions nd sitions Opel rking hours per Empl 2105 N. Meridian. Mr. Coats. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. Good Place for a Girl to Work | Lady preferred, 30-40 yrs, One who oan Pr nll, established | furnish best of references, and do typing. | Credits, ine. 139 Mie B. Bgl” Ried Jraiaty to right person. See Mr. Peek . RI-0311—Mr, Mitchel Mitchell perion. 337. W. = Waaltington , 81, STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST

Pitman-Moore Co. 29 W. Wash. St. Soda dispenser, experience not, ,. 35; must be able to take r-conditioned H. P. WASSON & CO. Experienced, some oy . sonnel dept. RE Paul H. Krause 591 STENOGRAPHIC eeping +X stenographic po- ona and . A UNION MUTUAL INS CO Mentian 3TEN00 GRAP PHER | Must have. plenty of experience. cood| STENOGRAPHER—S RE A MARY.

GIRL

| for downtown office. bookkeeping experience helpful, mo typing. age 320 to 30 | pleasant working conditions, 83-day week |

ee | TO WORK IN CLAIM DEPT. | LAND CASUALTY CO. MA-9331 STENOGRA 5'-day week LI-8035. HU-2186. ' Typist—5.Day week. Permanent

position, age 17 Yo 30. Experience | not necessary. Automatic ine

| crease. Apply 201 State Life EXPERIENCED . . Bldg. American Legion Publishers. °

30-40 Sooke | TYPIST Rotular Regul ren creases iat N. en

nos, PT 'PIST for light office work.

Smal ou 7! nity J But days 110 E. Washington ance. Mr. oR

INDIANAPOLIS MORRIS PLAN ‘er. This dod by gow Job, is really er———— at. Opportunity for rt girl; pe Notas (CLERICAL FORITION aud rps 1423 Naomi OA-2417, Mr.

writing. No experience needed. Perma- ]

nent position Downtown life insurance office. Mr. Fateley. LI-3404

CLERK-TYPIST STENOGRAPHERS

Hosiery purchasing priviAttractive low - cost

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. Waitress

18-22 ’ PARKMORE, 38th and Coliseum

& waitresses, cashier, on kitchen help. Apply 236 N. INllinols

Career In service available to those with satisfactory aducational and periential Quaificeticre Car required. Mileage allowed. ® CLERK-TYPIST nual vacation and sick leave and

We need several par-plus typists who| continuing security assured. Starke will want to train for a lucrative insur- 9 ance profession. Good starting salary with ing salary $150 per month, a secure future. B5-day wee dress Times, Box A781.

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO. Steady Employeunt

$42 N. Meridian St We have several

i ay week. * Thquir Pd, aa, 3 Indianapolis Bleaching Co. 900 W. Wabash (st Blake Bt)

lege ave,

MALE-FEM, HELP. WANTED 10

Real Silk

Hosiery Mills 634'N. Noble

Comptometer Operator Experienced, permanent, downtown office nus pian. Pores transportation. Good Apply personnel office. 4

214 Traction Terminal Bldg. Indianapolis Railways

salary.

assemble and

TUCHMAN AN CLEANERS, 4 Col«

Ediphone Operator

Comproneles Opr.| Soda Fountain

working conditions. We have a number of openings

See Mr. MOORE Secretary pA Attention, young ladies . . . Unusually

good opportunity is available immediately ; r>-DOEPENDABLE for a» secretary who is able to handle the HOOK S RUG RES heavy detail of a busy executive, one who D STO has the ability to assume responsibility| . Oalifornis and Market Sta with sufficient experience to handle confidentis] matters Applicant must be in-| WANTED —Man oF woman 10 oare 1oF terested in permanent pesition, 5-Day,| horses. Must be experienced. Acton Dude 40-Hour week. Saturdays and holidays off, | Ranch, Acton, Ind., BL-3388. Interesting work and pleasant surround- " ings. Hospitalization plan and group in- INSTRUCTIONS surance available. Starting weekly salary, $35. State age and complete details ooncerning experience. All replies held confidential. Write Box A630, Times.

® KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

Experfenced on alphabstic key punch] reforred, but will train fast, accurate . Excellent opportunity to,train. for rofession. Good st tarting salary.

5-day wee!

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.

® SECRETARY

An ‘excellent opportunity for & COmMpetent stehogTaph ot ooking for a» —caod well paid or starting salary 5-day week.

AMERICAN STATES INS. CO.

542 N Meridian St

“cleanin

LL owmiten Ironing: H. 2023-R.

i {PHSSONA 1 day wk nent

N Meridian §

cashier, -over erma if aid |nsurance office downtown. Mr. Miler, MA-4023.

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