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& Johnson County Native, 45,

| ‘ Dies in St. Vincent's.

of Johnson county, she| ber of the Baptist church She had been employed months at the Van Camp

st. Survivors are three sons, Charles “Thomas Marsh of Macon, Ga., and # Billybob and Jackie Marsh, both of : a daughter, Mrs. R. Wilkinson of Indianapolis; her Mrs. Nellie Atwood, and 3 & mister, Mrs. Ruth Crum, both Pranklin,

' § MRS, VELLA SHINKLE

* The Rev, W. F. Buckner will conduct services at 2 p. m. Sunday in " the New Bethel Baptist church for Mrs, Vella Shinkle, who died yes- . terday in Methodist hospital. Burial

. will be in New Bethel cemetery. . A native of Anderson, Mrs. Shin- £ Xie had lived in is 36 years and resided at R. R. 9, box

_ 508, She was a member of the New & Bethel church. Mrs, Shinkle was 66. **_ Survivors are her husband, Riley - H. Shinkle; three daughters, Mrs. “Ruth He Hattun, Mrs. Helen Farrow and Edna Dean, and two sons, 5 Ralph and James Shinkle, all of - ; & sister, Mrs. Edna * ‘Hackett of Anderson, seven grand-

Z.children and two great-grandchil-"dren.

J. KENNETH BARNES "Rev. L. C. Trent is to conduct services this afternoon at 1 p. m. Shirley Bros. Irving Hill chapel J. Kenneth Barnes, 1531 Sturm who died Tuesday in Veterans at Marion after a twoHe was 47. of Noblesville, Mr, Barnes ware salesman for Con-

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of the Haywood Barcus American Legion. Survivors are his mother, Mrs.

Burial will be in e in Noblesville

"FRANK FLORACK . + Frank Florack, 5458 E. St. Clair + #t, & world war I veteran, died yesterday in his home, after a brief

a liness. He was 54. A native of Buffalo, N. Y., he had ‘been an insurance agent here several years.

Services are scheduled at 7 p. m, in Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Burial will be at Rochester,

+ Survivors are -his wife, Mrs. -Lil- . Han M. Florack; a daughter, Mrs. Stuart Magowan of Pittsburgh, Pa.: a brother, William Florack, and his ~ mother, Mrs. H. Carly, both of

JOSEPH HOKE Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. for Joseph Hoke, in his Ban, 1410 Cornell ave. Mr. Hoke Wednesday after a long illness. was 67. retired Pullman porter, he had here 30 years. He was a naof Hickory, N. C. Burial will in Floral Park. his

Survivors are and two sisters, Mrs. Carve Hickory, N. C., and Mrs. Grace Herndon, Corona, N. Y.

- POLICE JOIN SEARCH FOR COLUMBUS MAN

Times Spec COLUMBUS, a

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ployee of the

sald Mr. . veteran, left d never returned. of

He was supervisor

"HOSPITAL

ls 90th Birthday

Hardware & Iron Co, 401 W. Mary- |

1300 ATTEND DINNER

wife, Mrs. Anna |

‘wife told police she could | no reason for his disap- | of

and Técords at the division!

BE ENLARGED

Is 'Unbearable'

" youthful ‘blue eyes under the world famous eyebrows at his visitors: 2 “I don’t like this,” he cried petulantly, pounding his cane on the ground. “I never celebrate birthdays. I don't like congratulations, 1 don’t give interviews. Although— his eye twinkled—"I may have been quoted once or twice.” And so he came to his 90th birthday anniversary with the world still unable to tell for sure when his tongue is in his cheek. Of the visitors straggling irresist-| ably toward his house, Mr, .8haw

Mind 1s Clear

“They've come to see the animal Just because he's 90.” At 90 G. B. 8. is thin to the point of frailty, and cannot walk without his stick. But his mind is clear and restless. He has finished with this creative| writing, however, Or so it seems. Only recently he laid aside a new’ play he had started. ‘ He is fond of speculating on his death, which he says may come “any time from 10 minutes to 10| years.” But sometimes he insists! he will clear the century mark, and it will find him at his desk. { Most of the writings revealing his| thoughts these days are compila- | tions of remarks usually uttered at| different times, or his celebrated pink postcards which sometimes [show up unannounced on editorial | desks with pungent thoughts on | problems of the moment.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Grandmother Was 88

He has strong opinions on politi-| cal problems. For example, atom bombs. He considers them uneconomic, because they leave for the victor only rubble instead of thriving industries. He attributes his longevity to his grandmother, who achieved 88 after 15 children. And he likes to think he has achieved a greater age than any other famous man of let-|} ters native to these isles. Although he denies it, Mr. Shaw is proud that his native Dublin has sent a six-man committee to make him a freeman of the city today, almost 70 years to the day after he left home with a few pennies and a wealth of ambition.

FAMILY ‘ADOPTED’ BY INJURED FAWN

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 26.— Timothy, the fawn which “adopted” the Jersey cow and the Bart Mitch-|. ner family south of here when its own mother disappeared, yesterday received the attention of a veterinarian taken to the Polk township farm by Game Warden Ercel Brown. The veterinarian praised the efforts of Mr, Mitchner who had set a broken leg using, shingles and strips from a pair of old overalls. He said that he believed Timothy, who is only eight weeks old, will recover, The game warden did not remove the deer, since it is not in captivity but wanders in the forest reserve adjacent to the Mitchner farm, coming to the house when called by the four children—or when lunch time rolls around.

HONORING GREENLEE

Times Special . SHELBYVILLE, Ind. July 26— Approximately 300 people, including several state candidates and Democrat party leaders, attended a testimonial dinner held at the fairgrounds here Thursday for Pleas E. Greenlee, state Democratic chairman, The affair was sponsored by the executive group of the county central committee with Sheriff Fréd Courtney and Mrs. James Hendrickson, county chairman and vice chairman, presiding, Among speakers for the occasion were Fred Bays, former state chairman, and Mrs. Edna Bingham, state vice chairman.

PONY, SHOW SCHEDULED Times Special Rushville, Ind., July 26—A pony show will take place at the Rush |

class chairman. Mr. Veatch will be assisted Souder, Kirby Browning, Ora Lower, | Jesse Peters, William English and | ¢ Thomas McManus.

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LOANS == SACKS BROS, ounce seis ‘at Cio 8 8

Beauty Softens

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Love and Sympathy tn the Most Understandable Wav

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of Indianapolls

FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE

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LIBERAL LOAN CO.

152 N. DELAWARE ST. MA-0783 GROUND FLOOR LOCATION

LOANS

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Ses Classified Ad in Telephone Book COLUMBIA INVESTMENT CO. R1-8507 307 N. PENN RI1-850% CARD OF THANKS. SEITER—Our-

is neighbors,

3 deepest pppreciation ana extende ir m IC or beautif tributes, spiritual bouquets, sympathy cards, and other ra extended at the death of our husband and father, Joseph Seiter. Our sincere thanks to Father Galvin and clergy, and Grinsteiner Funeral Service, du WIFE and CHILDREN

IN MEMORIAM

MOS—In loving memory of our son,

2d Lt. Gordon (Mutt) Amos

who was killed July 26, 1043. we had all the world to give,

With long-established local firm, home-like place to work. Most of our help oh een with us over 5 years. Apply in

“EQUITABLE SECURITIES

219 _E. OHIO MA-3361

BOOKKEEPER

Needed Immediately

Capable of taking complete charge of boakkeeping system in office of retail organization, Pleasant working conditions. See Mr. Kriese.

219 E. Washington . Bookkeeper-Stenog.

Preferably experienced In collections and capable of composing own letters. Good starting salary with an assured future

5-Day Week

American States Insurance Co. 542 N. Meridian

RELIEF CASHIER

We'd give it, yes, and more, To hear his voice and see his smile And greet him at our doo DAD AND STEPMOTHER.

FOX—In loving memory of my sister, LILLIAN FOX, who passed away July 26, 1931, e

What would give r hand to clasp, Her patient SL to see

DEATH NOTICES 1 Indianapolis Times, Fri, July 26, 1546 GRAY Cecil G., father of Marguerite

Gray of Rochester,

Mrs. Ruby Maners Indianapolis, Monda

Catholic church,

Burial Holy Cross cemetery call at the home, 5201 Byram ave.

2 p. m. Saturday,

N brother of and - Harry Gray, both

pasted AWAY, Service Thomas Aquinas ‘46th’ and Illinois sts. Friends may

after Little & Sons Service.

HOOVER — Harry Franklin, hushand of

Estelle Mae, Services

Monday, 1:30 p. m.

passed away at his residence, 36 W. Vermont st.,

Thursday a. m.

Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary,

Priends invited. Cre-

mation, Flanner & Buchanan Crematory. Friends may call at mortuary

McLANE—Grace BE,

Hubert,

serge July

ortuary, 23 y Ww. : Qvashington st. rown

ty Burial

age 60 vears, wife of 1

pasted ay Thursday Funera

George W, Usher Priends

Hill cemetery.

Friends may call at mortuary,

MARSH--Marguerite A.

ton ave,

of 2721 Carroll-

entered into rest Wednesday,

age 45, widow of the late Orla A. Marsh,

mother of Mrs. Thomas, daughter of Mrs, of Mrs. 10 a. m,, College ave. Van Pelt cemetery, Mortuaries.

at the

MESSING-—-Anna E.

Mich., 66 years, wife of sister of Mrs. Phillips, Kroll, Charles and

Saturday, 1:30 p. 2050 E. Michigan come, please copy.) MAGEE 1727 Park ave, gee, father of Mary Ina Watson, Charles of Gertrude Noah Magee, Funeral Saturday ley Puneral

noon Saturday

y - |MULRY AN ~Herman Prancis, of county fair Friday, Aug. 3, accord an Francis Fr, vy 0. ing to Oren Veatch, county pony |ryan Tobe of Judy, and rs. | brother of Cora Belle Ross, in the show by Claud | Aghies Ditchley, Thomas and William Mul« Ya

522 Vinton st,

of Mr.

n, passed away To 2 call at day, | PROSCH R., Clarence, Mrs, ick and Mrs,

Lm.

brother of

Burial Crown Hill,

Edgar, and Thomas Magee Jr, Huwett, passed

Home Friends, may call at

at residence. the residence after Farley Service Theodore x

M. Wilkinson, Charles

Billybob and Jackie A. Marsh;

Nellie Atwood, sister

Ruth Crum. Services Saturday,

Colonial chapel, 3447

Friends are welcome, Burial

Waldron, Ind. Moore

(nee Goff) Detroit,

entered into rest Wednesday, age

Lawrence F. Messing

Minnie Vaught, Mrs. Ethel Miss Kathleen Goff, Mrs.

Dora George Goff. Services m., at .Peace Chapel, st. . Friends are wel(Detroit papers

Moore Mortuaries, Thomas

Edgar, age 62, of

husband of Nellie Ma-

Smith, Dorothy Smith, Walter, James, brother Nellie Andis and away Wednesday. 2 p m., at the Far1604 W. Morris st the residence until

age

Billie and Patty Jo, Patrick Mulryan, Ellen Eads, Friday. Funeral MonFriends may 7.p. m. Satfather of Edward Otto, William, Louis,

Dan, Ernest and George Prosch, Anna Kesling, Mrs. Mary

Elizabeth Rear-

Williamson; 'grand-

father of Mrs. Pauline Chesser and Rich ard O'Banion, died Monday at Lakeland,

Fila. Funeral Monday, 8:30, at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th st.; § a m. Holy Cross church. Interment St. Jo-

ett,

cemetery H East st, from Sunday noon 1 p.m, Mrs College ave.

AWAY , at the New Bethel BapFriends invited.

Herrmann Funera

and at until hour of service. Elizabeth, sister of Mrs. H, P. Clarke Josephine Baldus,

Friends may call at mor-

| tuary after 10 a, m. Saturday. SHINKLE—Vella, 66 years, beloved wife of Riley H. Shinkle, mother of Ruth

| Hoffman, Helen Farrow, Edna Dean, Ralph and James Shinkle,

sister of Edna Hack-

Thursday Funeral

Burial New riends

m., Friday, until |= the church from 71 years,

passed away

Thursday a. m, Services Flanner & Buchanan, Saturday, 11 a. m. Friends invited, Interment Crown Hill, | may call at mortuary

+ | LOST, Parker 51 pencil,

nn|

nly oo offers instruction on all

To hear her voice, to see her smile, As in the days that used to But some sweet day we'll meet again, Beyond the toil and strife; And clasp each other's hands once more, In Heaven, that Rr --BISTER ri GAMBRILL.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W, Michigan St. FR-9623 MA-1234 FARLEY FUNERALS ‘iis BERT S. GADD 3130 Prospect St. MA-6040 _ GRINSTEINER'S 1601 BE. New York MA-5374 G. H. HERRMANN 1503 8. EAST BST. MA-3488 HISEY & TITUS 951 N, Delaware Bt. LI-3888

FLANNER & BUCHANAN—25 West Creek Boulevard. TA-3377.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N, Illinois £1-5409 JONES & HURT MORTUARY SHEFIELD CHAPEL Day and Night Ambulance Service 2226 Shelby St GA-2570

ROBERT W. STIRLING

1422 Prospect MA-6576

VOIGT w= on tthamuan

FR-511

J. C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THY CHIMES" 1234 Prospect St. MA-9433

LOST AND FOUND LOST—Returned veteran from South Pacific lost billfold, between 1100 Bacon to 1600 block; discharge papers, money pa Charles 8mith, 1119 Bacon, GALOST—AD Omega gold watch, a approximately 8:30 a. m. Wednesday. Black Vicinity 1215 Nu. Pennsylvania or on Penn trolley. Reward, LI-2193 LOST = Glasses, wallet, identification papers in tan pigskin purse, Betly Reel, WA-1029, Reward. SMALL black and white male dog. License No. 49-8651; Jost at Soap Box Derby. Reward. BE-5564-M. LOST—Lady's yellow gold Hamilton wrist watch, black cord band, downtown area Reward. IR-6305 LOST Lady's watch, IHinoi

Pall

eliow, ol old Hampton wrist ear or downtown. Re-

ward, R-12 2-1280 or IR-1700. LOST Eye glasses, red and _biack; between CL] a Market and Illinois. Reward. FR-7

BABY'S pet i pickea up 10th and West, Black and white, shaggy. Reward. RI122

LOST—Lady's wrist watch with, Jihseription, Reward, RI-5349 or IR-8

FOUND—Sunday, young calf, a at 1048 Bellefontaine st., side entrance,

black and gold, with name engraved. Reward. GA-5635

INS IRUUTIONS 8

PEARSON'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC

PERMANENT LINCOLN HOTEL CLERK for Auditing Department. Good salary wtih opportunity for advancement, Per-

manent position.

Southeastern Trail-Ways |

Good

TO LEARN

HOSIERY MENDING

Ages 18 to 25; good vision; wel cared for hands and nalls.

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N_ NOBLE

HOUSEKEEPER, under. 45, not stay, uno laundry, 2 children. FR-3206, after 6| pI | ELDERLY lady, stay with children, Tight | 11 More for home than wages. |

SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR, experienced. salary, good hours. NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY 448 Virginia Ave. MA- 0116

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO..

has openings for

2 MAIL ORDER SHOPPER

Full time and permanent RHIDIOS ment. 40-hour week. Age 18 to 23. Apply SHplovment office, Tth floor store, 9:4 5:15

KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

Experienced on I.B.M. machine or will train. Job similar to typing. Rapid advancement, Good future. Air-conditioned office. 5-day week.

LINK BELT CO.

Belmont, MA-5411.

LI-2800

‘CLERK-TYPIST

Genera) office work, light dicta. tion Some comptometer traine ing helpful.

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS |

634 N. Noble

Comptometer Positions are available for girls in comptometer and other telephone work Good pay, pleasant working con. ditions and security. Employment Office 240 N. Meridian

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

A Good Place for a Girl to Work

COMPTOMETER OFPR.

Institutional dept. for firm making medical products, Steady, permanent work. 5-day week. Call LI. 7374 or apply personnel office,

PITMAN-MOORE CO. 1200 MADISON AVE.

Comptometer Operators Stenographer Clerical 5-Day — 40-Hour

Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.

941 N MERIDIAN

Clerk- Typist Pleasant ‘hours and sur-

roundings Downtown, | Mr. Fox. Btone, Stafford & Stone 6th floor Consolidated solidated Bldg.

Young Women

Greater Opportunities Than Ever Before In Fascinating

- Communications

Now You Can Choose Your Starting Point | Begin a career in

Telegraphy

No Experience Necessary

WESTERN UNION

trains you and pays while learning age rates are higher than ever befor Apply R. "8 Noblitt, Traffic Mgr 902 Guaranty Bldg.

"CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS

Experience not necessary Call ‘in person 726 Pennsylvania or asphone LI- 4371 GIRL 18-30, steady and Korner Dt Delicatessen,

for delicatessen work, Only reliable need apply. Kozy 1801 _Boulevard pl

WOMEN 18 TO 30

band instruments, violin, Ha.

| CARD OF THANKS

| JANERT —We wish sincerely to thank oir | baton, neighbors, {ucts of love

friends,

our beloved cere thanks

mann Funeral

friends,

beloved Pearl

neighbors,

cere thanks to the Rev, E

relatives, for their

and sympathy and beautiful | floral tributes extended at the death of Albert Janert Sr. | to Rev. E. . { singer, Walter Hoflman, and G, Home,

A. Plepenbrok:

___JANERT FAMILY.

QUACKENBUSH—Our deepest appreciation and gratitude is extended to our relatives and other courtesies extended at the death of our

Our sine

. Herr-

Moore Funeral Service

s walian and Spanish guitar,

drums, marimba, piano and Hammond organ, “% 8 COMPETENT * TEACHERS

For Information and Details Phone Mrs. Thompson, LI-5513

BEAUTY COURSE SA

J. Quackenbush. Our sin9 . J. Balley and Special, Only %125.Reg. $200 Value. . o age limit; 8th grade education. Learn UACKENBUSH FAMILY. in months, Free catalogue and tele-

DEATH NOTICES

e, bd ather of Mrs. Stuart Magowan, h, Pa. son of H, William Fiorack, Rochester, Wa, Wednesda) ay,

Pride n Try ll P onapel Buri] Becher any

~ Charles Jr,

p.m.

indianapolis Times, , Fri, J July 26,

«| FLORACK-—Frank J., of 5458 E. 8t. Clair, husband of Lillian M. Flora ck, Pittser of passed » Fun rey services rom’ Shirley Brothers 5377 E. Washington, Y. Friends may call

Carey, broth

FOSSEE of 2042 Hillside Ave, entered into rest Wednesday evening, "age 14 years, son of Charles and a Fossee. brother of Richard, Robert, Marie, Francis and Loia Fossee, 1 at North9630 ‘Station st, Priends are ial Crown Hill. Moore Mor

1046

friends, neighbors, ‘relatives, for beautiful floral tributes, cards of re:

—

recent bereavement,

Rev R. Flanigan,

tesies and seryice of Mr old. WIFE ARD FAMILY.

S5COTT--We wish sincerely to thank our

thy and other courtesies extended in our the death of our beloved Ward M., Scott. Our sincere thanks J. employees of the Shelby st. round house office, and the Moore Puneral service, especially dia we appreciate the Saidarstanding cour-

EE r— ee De AMILY. .. SCHEER-—It Is, with deepest appreciation

phone information. Easy terms. Be: independent. Learn now! TENT and to school, G. I'S ATTEN This school approved by iy office. Our diploma qualifies you to work in Indiana and other states. Under G.I. plan A school expenses are paid and you given an allowance. Jobs furnished i raduates, 5 Months complete training. hop owners earn from $125 to $2 weekly, why not yeu? Investigate now. Classes startin

Royal Beauty Academy

401 Roosevelt bldg., Cor. Illinois and we extend our sincere thanks to our Washington, RI-0481 frends, Neighiors. Felatives, for the beau. . tifu oral tributes, cards -of sympathy, spiritual bouquets and other. eourtesies FEMALE HELP WANTED ¥ extended at ‘the death ‘6f our beloved —— Father suas ox sincere oil aks to | CLERK—TYPIST “ er Sullivan and clergy oly Cross| for mortgage loan dept. of downtown church, 4 Voigt Puneral Service| hank Permanent poaition. Veteran prefor their Kind onsideration. | yrred, Ask for Mr, der or Mr. Pollen, SCHEER F. he Peoples. State Ba

Kk, 130 BE. Market.

{GLASS © CO. 59 8. Sta

For light, clean factory work.

| Apply in person before noon. 846 N., SENATE

| WOMEN for employment

5 Seay PLATE i | |

“light factory work I RBURCH

$ Fire Insurance Underwriter Experience required. Good starting salary. A secure position.

5.Day Week

American States Ins. Co. 542° N. Meridian

Experienced and [nexperienced

Flat Department and Classifiers

Crown Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co.

2001 E E. Washington CH. 1923.

Hand Sewers

Top Sajaries Paid to” Experienced

r Finishers’

{ Tuchman Cleaners,

l. B. M.

Experienced key punch operator.|

LI. 1383

General

Office

and stenographic. Good opportunity for young woman with some experience. 5'zday week. 5 minutes by bus from downtown. MA-4504, ¥

Office Help Wanted Girls Between Ages 18-30

Bookkeeping and stenographie positions open Work 39 hours per week.

Indiana Union Mutual Ins. Co. 2105 N Meridian See Mr Coats

Girl for General Office Work

Paul Krauss Laundry

TA-15368

LAUNDRY HELP | §

STENOGRA with some not essential.

Realty Co., Inc., 140

N. Delaware st.

YOUNG WOMEN

Ask the girls who ply now:

Begin a career that | assures you more! ee of tariffs; use Yer er Good money and respon. | Kentucky ave sibility as you learn. |

work hers. Ap-

Employment Office—240 N. Meridian

{Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

TELEPHONE GIRL—TYPIST

Attractive work.

5-day week.

Shorthand helpful but not necessary.

R.K.0. RADIO PICTURES, INC.

430 N. Illinois

Stenographer

Located near or _GA-4101.

4200 8

5 TELEPHONE

Jransfes upon Appls B B. N Rpom

MECHANICS

Shorthand required; permanent Middle-aged lady given full consideration.

ition,

Meridian. GA-4597

UNION “OPERATORS

WESTERN

for permanent transfer to Chicage; also openings—-in local offic Knowledge of typing eared. Higher pay for evening or night work. Transportation furnished

to office of

graduation,

oblitt, Tratfic Mgr,

Guaranty Bldg.

GIRLS

UNIFORM

AND WIPER SUPPLY

RAPHER far bookkeeping knowledge, but Carpenters Pri. or Sat. a. m. Allison | of 55th St,

“Steady work, ¢ Good pa Pay.

Report to Haverford, 8. Residential, Carpenter Foreman en

or r IR- 1985.

Clerk and Office Hea fu oeition open for immediate acceptance. jor truck line Must have some

{ hours and salary

C. M FR-1522, 0 CLERK-TYPIST for mortgage loan dept. of d bank. Permanent position. Voters

Pofien.

130 E. Market,

CEMENT finisher. Steady w man, BR. 1946. TA, 2513, ork} Viilla

Evansville Dry Goods Co.

has openings for Basement Department

Manager, experienced in yard goods, domest! blankets, spreads, on ete. -

Main Floor Department

Manager,

with experience in handbags, Kloves, underwear, sportswear, sma wares, ete, These are permanent, good-paying jobs. Apply in own handwriting, giving complete history of merchandising background and salary expected to Personnel Director.

Evansville Dry Goods Co.

Evansville, Indiana. MEN WANTED % Experienced % Flour Packers

% Peed Packers % Flour Mill Workers -

ACME-EVANS CO., INC. W. Washington & Blackford Sts.

FREIGHT

ferred. Ask for Mr, Grider or Mr. The Peoples State Bank,

ing: $25 per wk. and

2310 N. Meridian,

333 N. NOBLE Man must have chauffeur I Couple cense, woman to keep house and furniture clean, no laundry or cook-

living quarters fur-

nished. Hours, 10 A. M, to 6 P, M. Inquire

MALE- FEM.

GRILL

to work 15 11th st. 678

has interesting Men and

49 N. East St. RI-4591 "Experienced typist, General | Office shorthand not necPESATY Sood pay. Steady work. 1235 § West LI-1

Shirt Press , Opers.

Steady work. Good pay,

FaME LAUNDRY 52 N

Nlinoi “EXPERIENCED SILK FINISHER GOOD OPPORTUNITY CROWN: LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO.

Dry Clean Div., 2901 E. Wash. CH-1923

Experienced Silk Spotter Good Opportunity

CROWN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO.

Dry Cleaning Div 2001 BE Wish, CH-1923

SILK FINISHER Experienced white | MALE.

3514 8, 3614 College a ave.

® SPINNERS ® WEAVERS

No experience required Guaranteed pay increases while learning Choice of hours

! ndianapeli Bleaching Co. 000 W.° Wabash 8i “SECRETARY-STENO, £mall office. good pay. MA -8666

Competent Stenographer Must Take Dictation Opportunity to Advance

Take any car or bus to 30th st, Cross Town line to Columbia ave.

PACKARD MFG. CO.

2000 Columbia

Steno-Clerical

Permanent position with Interesting general work. Good salary with vaca- , bonus and insurance for capable person desiring P SANT WORILIN CONDITIONS in modern office, For in terview and appointment call LI-3351 ga s or CH-21 evenings. HERER LECTRIC CO. 040 8. West st. city.

‘Stenographer

6!2-day week. DownApply Mr. Ober.

Stationers, Inc. 38 N. Pennsylvania

$30 W Week ¢ Blenographer-recepiionis..

Permanent; town office.

idipes Fur Co.

4 B Washiagton

Organization. State age, church affiliations and experience, 5-Day week. Box A485,

Prefer 30-35 age. |

Christian Bocial Welfare |

HELP WANTED

White, sober, Mi

COUNTER GIRL OR MAN

WHITE 377 8. Illinois.

og Bd 330. Pi

The Wm. H. Block Co.

openings for Women

HOUSE TRUCKERS Good Pay

| Penn Railroad 139 E. South

Freight Handlers

Experienced preferred, Good working conditions and hours. 480 8. Capitol. Foster Freight Lines.

Furnace Man, Exper.

Steady work. Top wages. IR-5560. MAN past 50 years old, experienced, te repair and refinish used furniture and antiques. Year around work; 40-hour week. Must be sober, Wereley's Furniture

Section Managers

Prefer age not necessary R41 ment | For interview

2 ployment dept, Tth

30 tn 45, Phone. Miss Arneld. RI. Extension 311 or 312,

poly foo

Retail experience | for appeint-

, recy to em-

See MR.

HOOK'S

Soda or

We have a number of openings for men and women (18 to 50) to work on our fountain.

MOORE

Apply at office

DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES

California and Market Sts.

Read

Attractive modern garage,

ings; good pay: sonnel Dept.,

ALIGNMENT

Dept. proposition.

DO! 3547 E.

552 E. Wash.

MALE HELP WANTED

Ask for Mr.

Fadely-Anderson, Inc.

Dog = PLYMOUTH DEALERS

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Auto Mechanics

This

Jobs for mechanics in our perm work; good. future; gomforiable SUL OUng i bonus plan. 2{4 Traction WL bldg.

INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAYS

"MECHANIC Capable of taking charge of| New equipment, Excellent

anent and reliable

Per-

Croddy

1R-8341

A-| EXPERIENCED MECHANICS

SUPERVIOR CHEYV., INC. LI-4378

AUTO MECHANIC -G

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ment, Meier Electric F. Washington 8t.

Armature & Stator

GOOD CONDITIONS COMMISSIONS

winder, thoroughly, expe-

rienced, to fill vacaricy created by retire-

& Machine Co., 3525

329 § S. Missouri

Bundle

STERLING 136

Experienced Brake Mechanic Must know air and vacuum brakes. |

FRANK'S BRAKE "SERVICE

L951 9519 Sorter

Delivery dept.

LAUNDRY: Lexington :

Co., 9 825 Virginia ave awsuay Vel Pre= ‘Wanted, Young Lawyer. .0""s | represent Veterans in unusual test evice | tiention case, Must be fair, humane and {without prejudice, but a stickler for justice wnder constitutional law. TR- -8228,

General Maintenance Man with considerable electrical experiences day work. We want a reliable man whe 1s interested in steady employment and has a good service record. KING CO. 1331 E. Washington

* Mechanical Engineer *

Local modern machine industry offers opportunity for graduate mechanical engineer with some industrial background, Prefer man under 30, who can fit ‘into a new and well oganized process engineering department and develop with. job and company. Salary commensu‘rate with ability.

Address Times, Box A- 493

Metal Polishers and Buffers

EXPERIENCED ON STAINLESS STEEL Also Men to learn Polishing

And Buffing ZENITE METAL - CORP, Employment_Office,, Rear 201 N. West St,

NIGHT MAN

to act as nightwatch and janitor, Must be hard working and sober.

~Apply—

933 East Market Kroeger Laundry & Dry Cleaning

SALESMEN

National food manufacturer needs youn men about 25 with wholesale or retal sales i preferably food line. Give complete information on all previous emp oyment, Appi licant must be in jood bea hea sn, gt iomo is needed. Write

SALESMAN—Drug and gift items, cover , chain department drug stores, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Commission drawing when qualified, Mitex | Products Co. Inc, Union Square, New York 3, New’ York,

WANTED: Thoroughly experienced sheet

metal fan 2° alternate shop and out-

side work, you cannot master Vour trade do ol 1 appl. Call or write Bow. ing Green & Bheet n 634 College st Bowling Green, Ky, co ® Herod, awne : -

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