Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1946 — Page 16

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enry County Equipment Idle Since 1932.

Times Special ‘NEW CASTLE, Ind, June 19.

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The board of coynty commissioners

and the that 20

tion board have agreed ing machines, inactive

since 1032, will again be used in the general election in Henry county

next fall.

All of the machines will be put

{nto service in New Castle's 17 pre-

cincts with the three extra ones

being utilized in the three largest precincts. The machines will elim-

inate the need for 34 additional

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: New Castle Relatives to Brother After 47-Year Lapse

nine brothers and sisters meet again with a brother they hadn't seen in 47 years, willlam B. Miller, 74, came to town Saturday and a little sleu put him on the trail of five of his 10 brothers and sisters residing in Henry county, all of whom had presumed him to be long dead.

PLANE ENGINE OIL FOAM SEEN STOPPED

By Science Service WASHINGTON, June 19.—Foaming of lubricating oils in automobile engines is a minor matter, but in aircraft engines it constitutes a serious problem. However, patent ee | 2 402,487, just awarded, is granted for a method of inhibiting foaming py adding certain nitro alcohols to hydrocarbon lubricating oils and is claimed to be effective. The award is to Augustus H. Bachelder and Fitzhugh 8. Rollins of Berkeley, Cal, and has been assigned to the California Research corporation. The foaming in aircraft engines is caused largely by the rapid-act~ ing pumps used to circulate the lubricating oil. They mix crankcase gases in the oil. The amount of | foam depends upon the oil itself and the compounding agents used in it. The present invention relates to oils which are compounded with metal salts of organic acids.

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NEW CANE Ind. one 19.— It be a happy reunion at the tarm home of Mrs. Arnetta Harter, east of Né% Castle July 4 when she and

thing (near Council Bluffs, Ia., and now

= MISSISSIPPI FLOOD

Mrs. Harter had corresponded with Mr. Miller up until world war 1, when he entered the service, but hadn't hedrd from him since. A. L.. Miller of Nevada, Ia, one of| the brothérs, had lived less than 100 ‘miles from William, but neither knew the other's whereabouts William Miller, farmer and soldier of fortune, has sold his farm

plans to spend a little time refreshing memories of his boyhood in the Spicel and New Castle areas.

POLIS TIMES

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Madame Chashi hashi Expected to Tell of Jap Parties.

By MILES W. VAUGHN United Press Stal Correspondent TOKYO, June 19.—Madame Nami Chashi,” who was the mistress of the luxurious “Golden Dragon” geisha house, will be called to testify as a prosecution witness in the war crimes trial of former Premier Hideki Tojo and other leading Japanese suspects, it was reported reliably today. Mme. Chashi’s establishment was

is a past chef de chemin de fer of the 40 & 8 group of the Legion. Leonce R. Legendre, of Thibo-! daux, La., was appointed to replace | Mr. Burns in Washington. He pre- | viously has served as acting department adjutant of the Legion | in Louisiana, national field secretary of 11 southern and southeast- | ern states, claims experts in the Washington office and chief of contact of the rehabilitation service.

Mr. Burns

MAY CLOSE PLANTS

KEOKUK, Iowa, June 19 (U. P.). —A flash flood here tonight caused the Mississippi river to rise more than two feet above flood stage and

may cause the closing of many industrial plants located below the Keokuk dam. A late report showed the water was at 14 feet .and still rising. Managers of the factories indicated they probably will have to close unless the waters recede tomorrow. The flood caused waters to back up into the Des Moines river. No serious damage had been reported, although police received a request for help from residents on Merrick’s island, just off the Iowa bahk at the junction of the Mis- | sissippi and Des Moines river. Au- | thorities -said they were unable to | reach the island because of the

creases has not been determined] in all cases, OPA said. | A wage rise of 10 cents an hour granted by a California canner will be reflected in a one-cent increase!

on asparagus.

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67 ARE ARRESTED

PARIS, June 19 (U. P.).—Police announced today that 67 persons were arrested and one policeman was wounded in demonstrations climaxed by a march on Communist party headquarters by persons shouting: “Thorez to the stake!”

party leader. The demonstrations were led by| supporters of Gen. Charles De,Gaulle and were coincident with the meeting of the constituent assembly which is expected to elect foreign |

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HERBERT | HOOVER IS |3 DUE IN U. S. TODAY,

HAVANA, Cuba, June 19 (U. P.). —Former President Herbert Hoover will return to the United States today on the final lap of a journey that has carried him all over the world in the effort to find food for the hungry. He will probably be back in Wash- | ington this afternoon. He has made his world trip as| chairman of President Truman's famine emergency committee.

{JEWEL SUSPECTS BACK IN FRANKFURT

FRANKFURT, June 19 (U. P.) =| invited.

today to face court martial proHesse crown jewels.

couple when they arrived Paris at 10:12 a. m.

night in Paris.

DISABILITY PAY HIKE

WASHINGTON, June 19 (U, P). ~The”

| pensions 20 per cent.

hospital. :

|law school, sald that Japanese mili- | tarists began their campaign to seize | control of education 15 years before

[HEAR EX-G GEISHA

the Pacific war began.

lof inculcating in the minds

OF CANNED FOODS | cratc—novert a. 4741 Stratford, beloved

| call at the residencé until noon Thursday

IN PARIS RIOTING

Maurice Thorez is the Communist |?

minister Georges Bidault as presi- |

Col. and Mrs. Jack W. Durant re- |’ turned here from the United States

ceedings over disappearance of the

A military police escort met the from in an army transport plane. They had spent the

house veterans committee | has approved a bill to boost veterans disabilify payments - and

It also approved a provision de signed to eliminate the reduction in pensions and other compensation now required during the period a veteran is being treated : in 8

He said the militarists prepared the nation's youth to believe that “war was necessary and BeUtuStve and that the destiny of Japan depended on aggressive warfare.”

“Inculated Hate”

“This policy also had the effect?

of students a contempt for other races and peoples, hatred for their po-

tential enemies and made rthem Mrs.

ready for future wars of aggression,” Takikawa said.

Now. York at California st. Friends inBeginning about 1835, he said, Jited. Burial JHoral Park Cemetery. military instruction was increased at |New York after 6 p= m. Wednesday.

Kyoto university with one colonel and three captains from the war office joining the staff. Eventually, he said, “the university was completely under the control of the military.”

ee ————————————— BENES RE-ELECTED LONDON, June 19 (U. P).— Eduard Benes was unanimously reelected president of Czechoslovakia today by the constituent assembly, |4 an excahnge telegraph dispatch reported from Prague.

DEATH NOTICES 1 indianapolis Times, Wednes., June 19, 1946 BERTELSMAN—Alvens, of 1137 Windsor st, entered into rest Wednesday morning, age 84 years, widow of Charles Bertelsman, mother of Mrs. Lens L. Beadle an lenn C, Bertelsman, sister of Mrs. Mollie ers and Mrs. Elisabeth Hoflman, grandmother of re G. Glenn ne Mra. Veltom A. Davis Friday. | p. m., at Peace Cha 2050 hon st. me.

Friends are welco Burial Crown Hill.

Moore Mortuaries. BRIGHT—Gerald, a 14, beloved son of and Mrs. Al

rt Bright, formerly

\ " Mr. sd strong current, but it was not re- |, Indianspols; brother of Martha snd Pi 2:50 x The Gardner Services Friday. ported under water, Rebecca Bright, grandson of Mrs. Anna Vi ats Ind . Larmichael, prased away in Akron, O. Ns ———— Services Friday od . North Bast | WRIGHT—Mrs. Laura Etta, mother of 1 Chapel, 2530 tation st. Burial Crown Warren Wright, sister of Dr. Thomas J. P RICE | Hill Cemetery. fends may call after 7)|Ball, Winchester, Ind., passed a Tues-

m. Wednesday. 1 ithe & Bons Service. husband of Gladys Craig (nee MoCarty), father of Joanne, son of Mrs. Leota Craig, | brother of John R., Indianapolis, and Joe B. Craig of Detroit, passed away Tuesday morning. Services Friday, 2 p. m, J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes," 1234 Prospect st. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Priends nay call at the “Chapel { of the Chimes” after 4 p. m. Wednesday. | DICKERSON —John Conrad (Con), age 58, of 3124 W. 9th st, husband of Wilia A. | Dickerson, father of Qeraldine Macy, Mildred Wilson, Janet and Joan Dickerson, Pau! and Walter Dickerson, brother of Mrs. Maude Warland, Mrs. Lola Pearcy, William O., and Walter Dickerson, passed

products, including catsup chili | sway Monday evening at Methodist hoe-|ation. : ital. rvice Thursd 1:30 Conkle sauce, purees, tomato juice, and |fumeral home, 1934 W. Michigan st. tomato sauce. Amount of the in-|Friends invited. Burial Round Hill. Priends| IN MEMORIAM 4

may call at funeral home. DEBORD—Emms E., age 80, mother of Arthur C. DeBord, passed away Monday evening at the residence, 1301 8. Lynd- | hurst dr. Services Thursday, 3 p. m., at the Lyndhurst Baptist church. Friends | invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may

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FLOWERS IELEORAPHED ANYWHERE

DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Wednes., June 19, 1946 NEUMEYER--Mrs. Maude, nee Huffman,

beloved wife of J wv, | Neumeyer, Miami,

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the favorite meeting place of the |. "lt oF of of Da. LL jf Burns Joi highest officers: in the. Japanese roit, Mich ister” ‘0 Mos. Charles E GENERAL prrrTe . . Ins cAree, a E man and J. PF. army and navy during the i Bh i Sa {ana is. “gassed; . wa oN for employees’ cafeteria in Iarge $ Many vital decisions on military | er home tn ATOR 1 reta) store. perignced in food Legion Staff Here and domestic questions were said to | 1420 F Prospect. gous vn phUmasy,| Dioguction Must “love” 0 work The transfer of Elbert H. B have been made during sake drink- | Friends invited = Buri: Momroral "Bark Address Times American Legion Ot 1 Urns, | no parties attended by some of the |Cemetery. _ Box A797 adjutant In W ativan D. Go | most beautiful geisha girls in NILES—Castius M. of 293 E. Washington ox A , | TOKYO. Anna Elisabeth Niles, father of Earl B. national headquarters here was an- | Controlled Education Niles, ha: Nelite B. Ulirey of Bake Hel nounced today. Portland, Ore.; grandfather of Arthur E. ry P Mr. Burns, of | Meanwhile, the prosecution In-|Raiph C. and Florise Niles and Mrs. Alice Champaign, TI. troduced another witness in today's | Redespirs. ui of, Indlanhval, Neier) EXpenencd toh necemary has been trans- session to continue its exposé of Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 E. Washington st. See Mrs. Maxwell ferred here to as- the pattern by which militarists ut) yaumgion Park via ends aist in Work. cre. | sought to direct the mind of Japan's|™" Pa’ any ‘sme, Hostess Cake ated by a mem- | youth along the paths of aggres- PERKINS Sopnls E+ ae “ a 339 E. Market. bership jump of | sion. Perkins, mother of Russell Thatcher, - more than 1.500 Professor Yomiyuki Takikawa, sister of George PF. Yeageriine of Indian- : PAG | former dean of the Kyoto university apoils:. but WR ge Cay Oty. Cashier 000 over 1045. He Ind.; ‘Samuel Yeagerline of California;

grandmother of. Robert and Paul David Thatcher, passed away Monday Funeral services Friday, 1:30 p. from Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Siapel, 5371 E. Washington st. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel after 7 p. m. Wednesday.

ROSS—~Willard E., age 49, son of Mr, and Mrs. George Ross, rother of Mrs. Mary Ewing and rl Ross, city, and Stanien Re ns Eron, passed away Sund a) at ©. Services ‘at the Vine Street Methodist Church, Shelbyville, Thursday, 10:30 a. m, Friends invited. Burial Forest hil Ceilistesy. Friends may call at ihe Titan “Cha spel of the Chim until 10 m. Wednesday. USneiby ville papers Dlehse copy).

ROY—James T., age 69 years, father of Mrs. Ruby L. Braun, Mrs. Freda Jones, Goldie Holliday, Mrs, Marie Cornblum, Stanley and Howard Stodgill passa AWAY Sue y. Funeral Friday, June 2 10 a , at the Asbury Methodist era

George W. Usher service.

SCHMIDT John Emerson, beloved son of John and Mable Schmidt, brother of George, Delmas, Robert and Edward Schmidt, passed away Wednesday. Services Saturday 2 p. m. at the Beanblossom mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Friends may call the mortuary after 6 p. m. Thursday

STAPLES — Mrs. Ross E., age 73 years wife of Thomas Staples, mother of Mrs. Josephine Maan. Mrs. Credith Randy, Mrs. Fern Abbott, 's. and Cjodia Staples, assed away Taestiny morning. huh and burial at Nabb, Ind. Frienas may call at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel 48 N. Illinois st. between 10 a. m. and p. Wedne og (Louisville and Charlestown papers please copy.

SURBER—Ernest, of 1041 Concord, age 69, husband of Grace Oliver Surber, father of Ernest Surber Jr. Mrs, Marie Mehl, Mrs. Henrietta Carnine, Mrs, Marguerite Wintjen, stepfather of Charles E. Surber, Mrs. Elnora VanHorn and Mrs. Essie Grinnenwald, passed away Sunday at Methodist Hospital. Services Thursday, 10 a. m., at the Eighth Christian Churc Priends invited. Burial Mt. Jackson Cemetery. Friends may call at Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. Mictgun st., Tuesday and Wednesday, and at the church from 9 a. m. until time of service.

UPDIKE—Vercie, of 222 8. State, wife of Archie, sister of Mary Patton of gi well, Ind. passed away Tuesday Priends may call after 4 p. m. Wednesday at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect,

Sa afternoon at her residence, br 1 Car-

oliton. Services Viauugy h Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 8 p. Reg Lewisville Methodist Church Pri 2:36,

Priends invited. Burial Lewisville 'Priends may call at mortuary. (New Castle papers please copy.)

CARD OF ‘THANKS \

GANN—We are deeply appreciative and extend heartfelt thanks to our friends, neighbors, relatives for beautiful floral tributes, cards of sympathy and other courtesies extended in our recent loss, the death of our beloved wife and mother, Maud Gann. Our sincere. thanks to

Herrmann service for their er HUSBAND

MANN-—In loving memory of our son and brother, WILLIAM E. MANN, killed in action June 10, 1044, Not dead to us who loved him, Not lost, but gone before; He lives with us in memory And will forever more.

Jr. and John L. Dur TOR » sister 2! | Mrs. J. BE. Alexander and P. and grandmother of Linda 8. Hess. usher: jces Thursday, 1:30 p. m., at the Northeast Chapel, 2530 Station st. Burial Memorial Park. Friends are welcome, Moore Mortuaries,

ENGLAND—Metta, 71 years, of 1801 Lud-

and the church from 2 p. m. Thursday until hour of services. Conkle service. ~MR and MES a 3. SORMUTH, DURHAM—Emma L., of 3106 N. Sher-| Meme tov oo LEY an man dr. entered into rest Mond eve- -“ ning, age 45 years; wife of Roy L. Durham, mother of Mrs. Daryl Hess, Roy

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 6 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

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1:30 p. m. Friends

Mortuary Thursday, Friends may

invited, Burial Crown Hill call at the mortuary.

| PRENOR—William Curtis, age 5, brother 954 N. Illinois L1-5409 |odhas't, Jena Advan, Mix 16h Stiies| JONES & HURT MORTUARY | E aturdey a hg 0. Services urs- OHAPEL Day a Night Ambulance Service

higs an or? ET park, Friends may call at fuJrcral home any time, UGE-—Oscar, of 2661 N. Butler ave, enava into rest Tuesday, age 67. Services {Thu rsday, June 20, at ip th Eas Chapel, %s30 Station st. p. m. Friends are welcome. Moore TA JACKSON—Chester F., age 50, husband of Edna L. Jackson, ather of Sterling and Jackson M Elizabeth | Middleton, ste father” rt Frank B. Tooley, brother of iL

b Mr deorge

Kathleen

aude Com of Bowlin Mrs. Volney Pearson © | Loutsville, passed AWA: esday > an, | Funeral services Thurs 3p Shirley Bros, Central, Chapel, Rus &. hie ois. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

JOHNSON—William H,, age 75, husba Coroslie J. Johnson, father of Mrs, bert goyne, grandfather of H |Win Burge yne, brother of Harr gon, all of Brownsburg; Indianapolls, and Mrs. mack of New York, | afternoon. Services Brownsbu Method Chueh. urial Oreen Lawn Camels. | Priends may call at residence on 8. Green in Brownsburg until {Toon Thursedt and at the church from 1:30 & m, until hour of service, Conkle Service,

Oren, Ky.

ubert John rt Johnson, Victoria McCamassed away Jiondsy hursday,

uy ave, wmgthér of Mis. Hany Pitts, arion, an ert glan a AWAY | Wednesday. Friends may air at the Jor- 2130 Prospect Bt. MA-8049 gan Funeral Home, 2428 B. 10th st., after “GRINSTEINER'S . m. Thursday. Puneral seryices Batur- 1601 E. New York A-53T4 ah den Cha ch, ‘Prien 1s loved. Toural A ristian ur en Washington Park a G. H. HERRMANN. EVANS—Roger Roberts, 201 Hamp ar. : apt ST. MA-8488 husband of rs. ayme ADs an brother of Kitty D. and Leroy O. Evans 951 N pu HISEY & TITUS 11:3828 of Hamilton, O., passed away Tuesday : " a. m. Services Planner & Buchanan | FLANNER & HA AN West

1422 Prospect MA-6576 $ MORTUARY | 1632 spUTH M FR-5717

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LOSER—Aria Dell, age 56, wife of William BE Loser, mother of Mrs. Buelah Deyo, Bun DANY a Nn Jound.. keep bills and Mrs. Lorraine Creson, Forrest and Claude - Loser, stepmother of Ida Belle Herron, $10 Reward Lost—Bird dog, red snd sister of Mrs, Arthur DeBord, Mrs. Paul white spotted male; Traver, Mrs. Harry Wallace and Paul | name, Jake. FR-6252. Arthur. passed away Monday evening st| STRAYED from 1002 8. Alabama Tuesday residence, 1020 KE. Troy ave. Service| evening, brown Cocker Spaniel with Thursday, 3 p. m, Lynhurst Baptist] white face, Answers to name of Patty. church. Friends invited Burial Reward, LI-§168.

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day. MOAN--Ambrose M., father of John B. and June Moan, brother of Leo, Wich Kas; Mrs. Russell Sloan, John Howell, Hoiland,

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son, Vincennes, Ind, neral Thursday, 8: 30, at od Kirby Mortuary., Meridian at 19th 8t

2 p. m. until hour of service. Conkle 1R-6 ho brown hair, black markings. Bervice

afternoon i " Puneral | LOST—Lady's gold Bulova watch, gold x ean, passed awa) IBY Dy strap Downtown ares or cab. GA-T847, Bros. Irving Fim Chapel TE Wash- | Reward.

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Charles O'Donnell and Mrs, Clarence war [1 died Monday. Fu-

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EASTMAN folding camera lost Monday on B Wash, ington st. car. Call GA-

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Insurance office has permanent job for experienced key punch operator. Call LI-1381.

"KEY PUNCH OPERATOR _ or verifier for permanent s-Bay. "l with Cy TE or alinavion, Are 40- Bou

RAMIGE, R1-34

GENERAL NAD.

Experienced, with references, for small house nl to assist with care of 3-year-old boy. No LY Stay. White or Colored HU-53 — Girl high pa graduate and commercial training end accurate for detailed work. Downtown office. Excellent working conditions. Call Miss Risinger, LI1-4504

Office Hel p Wanted

m and | nent position with

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EXPERIENCED ~ salesiady oll:

en 1 d Permanent Te ete ng an Indianapih Machinery & FEMALE HELP WANTED = Supply Co ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR 1909 0. Meridian cS UIT a, och Salesladies Nation halide urance Counter work In dry aleaning TOR brauch stores. Permanent daytime enced in clerical, statistical and dopa "work:

Davis Cleaners 2835 Northwestern

t-time Otty

Excellent opportunity for experienced girl, Permanent position.

Pleasant, modern, air. conditioned office. RL 6511—8 am. to 5 p.m.

SECRETARY for permanent position in retail establishment, with sufficient experience to handle confidential matters of a key executive. State age and salary expected and full details concerning experience. Replies held in confidence. Write Box A-460, Times.

SPINNERS

WE WILL TRAIN YOU

_ indianapolis Bleaching Co.

900 W abash Bt. (at Blake St.)

~ Stenographers Apply Employment Office 1230 W. Morris St. Except Saturday

| Indianapolis Light & Power Co.

STENOGRAPHER

Permanent job, excellent ,Qpportunity for advancement, 40-hour

{week. Located on Circle.

PURE OIL CO.

810 Test Bldg, LI-5 LI- 5591.

STENOGRAPHER

| Attractive Position at Good Sal-

gMier 7 Good pay. Bakers, 58st 30 Bovmtows Location. MA. for Sout a Eo e Wawasee Apply | STENOGRAPHERS SP PENGER HOTEL 20 to 35 years of age; excellent

horse a gitians, gay week: permanent

good r 4 and Soertion “og r Pellmy LJ-2323.

| INLAND CONTAINER CORP.

700 W Morris st.

YOUNG LADY wanted as Junior stenographer and clerk, one Bd desires perm good opportunit advancement. No Bitarday work. Nab

Tor ional | Biscuit Co., MA-632

YOUNG WOMEN

First year average earnings up to $35 for 40-hour week. Employment Office,

240 N. Meridian

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

College-trained Girls

for service representative and other Telephone Work. Age 20-28

Employment Office 0 N Meridian

INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO. TYPISTS

40-Hour week. Good pay. Opportunity for advancement.

448 N. Capitol Ave. TYPIST—Who can take light dictation

Permanent position in pleasant office 5-day, 40-hour week. John Deere Plow

Co., Mr, Britan. MA-0541. TYPIST General office work no dictation ermanent position. aytag Co., 204 B

ennsylvania.

TYPIST

Some dictation Kee Lox Mig. Co, 411 411 Holliday bidg. ) WAITRESS — Experienced, at-

tractive; for cocktail lounge.

S man's Club. Mr. Hussy. 4 N, Penn. WAITRESS—8 hours & night, 6 nights

week. Apply after 7. Good pay, 3885

Kentucky ave ave, 8 HISPOT LUNCH, 4

WAITRESS 70 WAITRESSES

TOP WAGES Day and Night

WHEELER'S

139 N. Penn.

WAITRESSES

Mr. Goodman, Qanwry

Cottage, 4) onument Circle. Circle.

41 B

for Sookish. oF no Sunday work; closed on Camas all in person for interview RUSSET CAFETERIA

37 8. Meridian Avon Products Tomes rises.

Girl to learn to mark-in in dry cleaning. Comet Cleaners, 8340 E. Washington

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED

MEN AND WOMEN

Counter. work ak AY OR NIGHT work. Apply \netory Field. Mrs, Conner.

Soda Fountain

We have ‘a number of openings for young ladies and young gentlemen to work on our fountain. See MR. MOORE Apply at office HOOK'S DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES lifornia and Market Sts.

Girls between ‘a jes of 20 and 10% Bookkeeping and stenographic positions open Working hours _— 39 hours .

Philip. Neri Church th en Memoria) park Cemetery, Kokomo. Ind, Friends may call ab tbe worgua.

CH-6084-J.

LOET—Orange Persian cat, vic 64th, sidian, Child's peti. Reward. BR-4226,

IANA UNION MUTUAL INS CO an 3 N. Meridia See Mr. Coats.

au 0TH & CENTRAL

7 y MALE HELP WANTED 11

| AUTO MECHANILS , “G0OL CUNDITTONS RANTEE COMMISSIONS BALES TA-4501

Borrow on CHARA( OR MORE. Tor 18 months, iis completed while you PHONE FOR A .Anytime~—Day or

HOUSEHOLD 1 Illinois Bldg.

1 Merchants Bank

LOANS

SACKS BA(

MALE HELP BILL | Auto Bod High wages, latest type « ment. See I BR-2471.

NORTH S _ “Indiana's 1 1

44-Hr. wi teed salar See Lee |

2608 W. 1

Experienced | work. Afternoo — WEST BAKIN

BARBER

to run e required.

Bart

House Carp ing Project. Tri

work, good pay. Speedway.

Col 0 Starting r hours, 5%; experience placement.

Times

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