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Seek to Retun Seized Coal Mines to Owners.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (U, P).

«The government today risked a " new wage battle with John L. Lewis

in an attempt to return federallyoperated soft coal pits to their

owners before winter, Adm. Ben Moreell, coal mines

administrator, has asked Mr. Lewis |

and the operators’ negotiating committee to resume joint sessions here Sept. 10 “with a view to negotiating a contract that will effect a retum - the goevrnment-seized coal mines to their owners.” for the United Mine Workers (A. P. of L.) said the union is always ready to meet for that

purpose. Industry spokesmen with-

held comment until Bara Van Horn, chairman of the soft coal industry’s

joint wage negotiating committee, |,

can contact committee members. Adm. Moreell said that the mines will be returned only if there is an assurance of uninterrupted production, U. 8, Seized Mines in May The mines have been in government possession since last May 22. They were seized by President Truman after the parties had rejected his proposal that they submit to arbitration the disputed issues for a new contract. These matters included a health and welfare fund

raised ‘by a tonnage assessment on " coal and unionization of supervisory workers.

. Acting on Mr, Truman's instructions, Fuel” “Administrator J. A. Krug negotiated an agreement with Mr. Lewis granting the. two demands, plus a wage increase of 18': cents an hour and other adjustments. Admiral Moreell is understood to have found a willingness among

~ operators to accept the health and

welfare. fund and other major points in the government's contract. They have had an opportunity to operate almost three months under the price relief granted to cover the contract's higher labor costs, it was pointed out. Two Stumbling Blocks Seen Two stumbling blocks, however, loomed large in the path of an early agreement. One is Mr. Lewis’ insistence on bargaining rights for supervisory workers. The other is the probability that Mr. Lewis will ask for a new general wage increase and for certain other employment terms. The contract Mr. Lewis made in June with the anthracite operators contained some 4mprovements on the provisions in the government eantraet for soft coal miners. © -

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 (U. P.). Jas and more American women are becoming alcoholics, according to a noted psychiatrist.

is living in the age of superman, | but she still has the brain and nervous system of her grand-

cracks: under the strain” These views on 20th Century | | American womanhood are expressed ‘by Dr. Robert V. Seliger, Johns | Hopkins hospital psychiatrist, in

| the September issue of the Woman's Home Companion. Dr. Seliger said the number of women admitted to mental hospi-| [tals as a result of alcoholism has.

W More Women Alcoholics Enter Mental Hospitals

He also seid that “today woman | selves to death.”

mother (and) as a result, she often [ partly responsible, he said, “is the

increased sharply during the last 10 years. Sixty to 70 per cent of the patients, he added; are “doomed to end their Hves in psychiatric hospitals or literally drink them-

He attributed the rise of alcoholism among women to.the “chaotic and emotionally disturbing era in which we live.” Another factor

modern set of values wherein the importance of glamour and wealth have displaced the old idea that it Is success enough lo be 2 good wife and mother.” ® Dr. Seliger suggested that alcoholism be regarded as a public health problem—“like tuberculosis and syphillis.”

By ROBERT RICHARDS United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK; Aug. 20.—American women are losing their men simply because they're losing their feet. “With their feet, go their tem-

pers,” Dr. Prank Moskowitz explained, “and that's bad, In fact, it's fatal”

The gals are still willing to pursue their men, but when they catch them-—according to Dr, Moskowitz —they can't ‘talk about love for thinking about their big toes. Fallen Arches “Sore feet are rapidly changing the personalities of many American women,” - he sald, nodding sadly. He thinks about half might

they could reach ‘em. Nine out of 10 women who walk to the altar during September will be walking hand-in-hand with the boy friend, but foot-to-foot with metatarsalgia—or. fallen arches, “We call them depressed arches,” Dr. Moskowitz sald, “and right. now i{’s one of the biggest depressors on the marriage market.” Dr. Moskowitz is president of Associated Poot Service, Inc, and his firm treats more than 2500 persons a year for sore tootsies. “Men not only get metatarsalgia,”

ol Fl Responsible For Forest Fire

YREKA, Cal, Aug. 20 (U, P). —A fly on a horse's back started a chain reaction that destroyed 55 acres of virgin timber, U. 8. forestry officials said today. The fly made a six-point landing on the horse. The horse switched its tail. It swept away the fly and in so doing touched a “hot wire caused by a broken

Sore Feet Rapidly Changing U. S. Women, Says Doctor

Dr. Moskowitz said, “but they often turn up with bromidrosis—which means excessive sweating.”

go around biting their toenails, if}

Motive for Murder

When the bride has metatarsalgia, and the groom has bromidrosis —well, the neighbors usually get| pandemonium. “Or it could lead to murder,” the doctor said. “After all, they both have a motive.” He believes that personalities and people would be much better if] women pasted a sign reading “inch and a half” on their bedroom mirrors—and always remembered it. “If they held their heels at an

inch and a half,” he said, “all of us would be much happier” ; Dr. Moskowits said that the re-

lation between toes and temper is as close as brother and sister, and that aching feet quickly made an anarchist out of an angel. “It hits people who must stand] sen all day the hardest,” he explained. “It's an occupational hazard with women like shop girls, or waitresses.” Dr. R. L. Marteail, who has been in the business for 30 years, said he had only known one patient who was big enough to rise above this calamity, “That was President Taft,” he said, “I treated him 28 years ago. His feet were In terrible shape. But, by golly, he was jolly.”

NOBLESVILLE MAN

Times Special . NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Aug. 20— Henry Hilton, district superintendent in charge of installation and mainténance of lines for the Public

GIVEN PROMOTION

NUTRITION CAMP

New Castle te Undemourished Children Given Outing.

Times Special . NEW CASTLE, Ind, Aug. Ten healthy little girls are back home today after a sojourn at Psi Iota Xi sorority’s nutrition camp in Memorial park.

dren between the ages of 7 and 12 who have never before had the op-|;

some food have been padding their ribs with all sorts of goodies. They have really put on weight, | bes too—all the way up to seven pounds —and they have absorbed vast quantities of sunshine. Undernourished children from all over the city have been nursed back to health in the camp since 1937. Three groups of 12 children are selected each year to spend three weeks at the camp. Their names are obtained from four principal sources: ment of welfare; Miss Elizabeth Melville, city health nurse; Miss Michelena Conti, county health nurse, and the city schools. Mrs, Charles E. Huffman, local grade school teacher, has been camp supervisor this summer and | Miss AnBabel Shafer, DeSoto, cook and dietician.

State Deaths

Survivers Louis, Kut,

GARY Joseph Gacs 58 Wife Rose; sons, Wil fam, Steve, Richard; daughters, Mrs. Robert

e and: Lilllan Gacsy. LT Het YOVANOM, “34. Survivors’ cop

\ r Louise Dabbert, eight months Survivors; Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Debbert, WATERFORD Mrs, Lillian Lucile Rule, 31, Survivors: Husband, axwell, daughlon, Alls Louise and Francile Jo Rule: flip Ross; sister, Mrs. Paul Brown, ee Leeantih and Lewis Zollinger; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zollinger. OSHEN — Esther Mae Saal, 18 nths EN Parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs tgsel) Saal: sisters, Jann, Stella Marie aid Ruth

Eileen Baal Mrs. Elizabeth. Stahly, 935. Survivers: Brother Harvey Miller; sisters, Mrs. Mary Holt, Mrs. Melinda“ Schrock. NAPPANEE—~Daniel Mellbourn Evans, 83. Survivors: Wife, Elizabeth: daughters, Mis. Dessa Reinoehl, Mrs. Alpha Bess Mrs. Grace Reed; , Ray. STOL—Cortlin - 8. Casselman, Wife, Susanna. Bunice Loftis, 36.

[1] aT EVANSVILLE Mrs, Sdrvivars: Husband, O'Neal: daughter, Miss Doris Jofts; sons, Curtis, David, Lawrence, James ‘ Geen OU = sister, Mrs. Alfieda rot Robert, fitorye, Henry, Walter or ‘Howard Bowl-

"INDIANA MARBOR—Ismile Mustafa, 60. John Walker. Sunvivars: Wife, Ettie: sisetrs, Mrs. Ellis Hill, Mrs. Adam J. Hoock,

ter, ey Stella Shoup. REIFFSBURG — Willlam Wesley Kizer, 72. Buryivess: Wife, Phoebe: daughter, Miss Ruth Kiser, son, Paul; brother, Or-

lando. CULVER—Lewis Ayres. 73. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Flora; son, James

Walker; brothers, Charles, John.

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apolis, J. L. Klotz, district manager,

vas 333; Hower” SRT . Burial Memasiall company's Noblesville a re] | DE at tn $-~¢all..at the pel. ia pe DR I Litres Mes. ames corn 3s 15 A ei Der of ye of ewan: as ENR us ol chdh a “Berit = Mw rss ne of Mrs, NI oN apd * Mamie Wa, Tansee Sunday’ y Funsra] Wednesday oe the CA NC —. Missis- "MARIAN MML-~Mrs. Mary Brebhold., 76. oH Herron ant Pong Hip Here. Survivors: Basgnters Mrs. Paul Suefert | po ay sippi yr college. Mr. a Bp LY pe, a a a oR ot : “pstience Ro Felix ani Serer ry y "| home. work and was employed by the Pub-| CRAWFORDSVILLE—Lawrence E Wil | WEGEROFT—@hristian Fl. age 61, beloved t d Mrs. father of Leonard egehoft of son. Survivors: Parents, Mr. an (Greenwood, Ind, Mrs Cielen Bvans of

lic Service Co. here before he enlisted in service in 1940.

William Ormsby Rites Are Held

Times Special

20-Funeral services were held yesterday Armsby, 89, prominent Montgomery county landowner, who died at his home Friday night. Mr. Ormsby served as assessor for Sugar Creek township for four years.

daughters.

SCOUTS COLLECT 7 TONS OF PAPER

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CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Aug. afternoon for William O.

He is survived by a son and Your

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Aug. 20.— Boy Bcout troops of Noblesville collected 15,850 pounds of paper in a drive conducted here this month, Scout Chairman J. B. Stephens has It was the second best drive ever conducted by Noblesville have been making

the sale of the Mr I. Robert Elliott, Mrs. Dorothy paper is divided among the troops | & of the city to be used for the ad-|

HARTFORD CITY—Wallter. Scott Ayres, 80. Burvivors: Dau Biel, Wo ha Arminta McPerren; brother, ° Miss Lucile Catherine Jangteenbers,

Survivors Brother, Cmdr flllam Van-| Bteepberg. Ls ERN ON Mr, Ariecia Jane Survivors:

T! 8. Mabel yn ouse; brpther s, Bart and Alvy ooks.

Be Bry-Ben BS Goddard, 3. Sur

Kenneth Wilson; brother, John. JORDAN-—Mrs. Emma Elinor Johnsen, 81. Survivors: Husband, James C.; dau ter, Mrs. Alta Pauline Long; son, Fre WAYNE-—Mrs. Hannah W. Gombert, 48 Sutvivors: Husband, Fred: daughters, Miss Jana Co mbert, Mrs. John Heilman; fareny Mr. and Mrs. Harm Buss; sisters, loyd Powell, Mrs. Roy Harris, “Mrs. Theta Brown, Mrs. Harvey Weikert, Mrs, Velmenis Oarber, Mrs. Leonard Gray. Mrs. Jessie Every, 64. Survivors: Sisters, William Oswald, Mrs, Margaret wer: brothers, James, David and John L._Giilie.

Harry Brubaker, 58 Wife, | Loraine; brother, Charlie LA GRANGE—Mrs, Flora Johnass, 83. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, A. Douglas, Mrs. Bla Powers, Mrs. L. Cs espie; sons, Robert J, and Walter C. Argerbright. NEW ALBANY-—Mrs. Alta G. Cotton, 70. JEFFERSONVILLE—Robert B. Jones, 78. Mrs; Bdns Gardner Broy, 68. AVILLETON--Mrs, Ids May Sortet, 45; Survivors: Em

Survivors:

Husband, il; son, Joseph; daughters, Mrs. e Belfles, Mrs. Fern Taylor, Mrs, Nettie Doan, Mrs. elia

Baldwin; brothers, Meil and James Bryson. FORTVILLE—William List, 73. Survivor: Daughter, Mrs. Hazel Cox. va AE REON--Alonze Taylor,

Mrs, Pg M. Harris, 36. Survivors Husb Thomas; sons, Charles Myers, Richard * william. Jackie Baker; daughter, Sharon Lee Harris, sisters, Mrs. Ruth Can Mrs. Lillian Jones. Mrs. Ethel Aynés, Miss Evelyn Myers, Mrs. Pauline Harmon; brothers rthur, Raymond, George, Robert and James Myers. MONTMORENCI—Mrs. Irena Newbur 82. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs ie Paya, Mrs. Marie Cotton, Mrs, John Krai,

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Victor and Virgll Brandriff, passed away |

Monday neral services Wednesda Rn 4 from Hines, Bros. Cen- | tral’ died urinl Floral Park. Friends pe X. Ti at the chapel | Tk 1 p. m, Tuesday.

BRANHAM». Demice, der and Mrs, Betty Jean Holme a. | of Mra JAaude Wayne a.

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PORRY--Rdy home,

Services Thursday, 2

FREEMAN—Marths. Lewis of Indianapolis and Mrs, Beech Mrs. Mrs. Beiathin John

and George Cole ‘ot

fo The Henry county depart-|%o¢

[after 7 p. m. this evening

pasopd way JAM, Funeral, pr PA later, Shirley Service,

| passed away Monday

Mrs. William Elmore, den Ross, died at the M - LIBERTY CENTER—Wliam E Barcus | pica” Monday. Punerai onodist Tor 04. Burvivors: Wife, Lillie L.: son, Her- a the Kiroy Mortuary, Meridian at 19th an M. singer, Jit. A Wife, . St. Joan of Arc church. Bivey . wer, Yon. John L.: brother, Ira B.; sis: Prignds Wg call at the mortuary.

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at Chiren of EGGERS-—Bert, beloved father of Bert Jr, brother of Letitia Pollard Aba Teague, | isle Bievens, May DeMoti, Ora, Clifford at the Beanblossom Ww. Rey st. Burial Floral

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Ind., Evansville, Chariei of Calumet City and le of Cincinnati, also survived " een: | grandchildren and three great-grand-| chi i Wop son away Monday. rvice | Wednesday 2 p. m., Little & Sons Funeral | Home, “1001 Main st, Crown Hill cemetery

Beech Grove. Burial Friends may call

GIVEN—Mrs Louise W., mother of Mrs.

Paul Pseter, Mrs. Paul Orr, Mrs. Earl Menikheimn, all of Indianapolis, Charles ven of Oak Park, Ill, and Sgt wil

son % Given, US, army, operseas, passed away Monday. Priends may call at Planner & Buchanan Mortuary . until noon | Wednesday. Services at hort Funeral | Home, Mt. Ind. Intermeni New Harmony | LAMB Mary Marguarette, of Gross | Point Farms, Mich, age 47, beloved wife of Russell D. Lamb, mother of Russell Lamb Jr, George D, Lamb of Gross Point Farms, Mich. sister of Raleigh 8°! Shade of Tulsa, Okla. ene R. Shade of 8t. Louis Mo. Mrs EB L. Lingenam

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LIST William H., 7 miles west of Portville, beloved father of Mrs. Hazel Cox, Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m, at the George McCarty Funeral Home. Burial Gravel Lawn cemetery. Friends invited. MORGAN Katherine "Hawk, wile f 1428 W_ Pruitt, way m. Ber¥ice Plarine Buchanan mortuary, Wednesday, "3 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Crown il! Friends may call al the MOT LUAEY. MORRIS Winifred Kelsay, of 4161

of | passed &|

Euclid ave, entered into rest Monday afternoon, age 24 years, . wife .of. Ellis Morris, daughter- of Mrs. Maggie Kelsay, sister of ra. © Dorothy Duncan, Mrs. Evelyn Dawson, Shelby, Owen, Tom and Joe. Kelsay. Service Thursday, 1:30 p. m., at ‘northeast chapel, 23530 Station st. Priends are welcome - Burial Memorial

Park. Moore Mortuary,

RICHARDS--Minnie, age 60, of Ray st. wife of Arvie Richards, , mother of Mildred Richards, Vivian Was XKeh. neth Richards, Vance Richards Qepcen grandmother of Bobby, sister of Lel H Curry, New Albany, ind.: Gertrude Starr,

and Carrie Suffridge, Passed, away Bat-

urday. Puneral Wednesday, at the Parley Funeral Home, \o04 Py Priends may call at the funeral home. Burial Floral Park. (Mitchell, Ind. pa-

pers please copy). ROSS—Otto C., husband of Nellie Bow-

STANLEY Mis. Anna A, wife of Albert

x 69 years, #17 Mrs. Ins Pitz

D., mother of erald Paul H., of Hunting-

ton Valley, Pa. Oran Hamilton, NY. ana Norman G Statiley of Indhanapotn tune Gord

an, Kathryn Anne, Patricia and Sdrace Anne, sister of Pred Aebker, and Mrs. Minnie Brown, both of Mmdianapolis, passed away Sunday p. m. Services Flanner s Buchanan Mortuary Wednesday,- 3 Priends invited. Interment Crown’ "Jil.

up ONE Sofa ae fie Gy ITs Camp: mother or + ro Ca Sr and’ IvAn Petro, Charlene and Phrance Uptpn, sister of Goldie Petro, William and Ora Turnmire, passed AWAY Sunday, p. m Funeral service \0. A. 1 At Shirley Bros. Central | —

Culver City, Cal; brother of Herman H. Pred Wegehoft, Mrs. Henry Rosebrock of Indianapolis, passed away Monday. Private funeral services Thursday, 1:30 p m., ee, Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st. Burial Round Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from

noon Wednesday until noon Thursday Please omit flowers IN MEMORIAM 4

NICHOLSON — We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives for PH | kind expressions of sympathy, floral offerand acts of kindness during the illness and at the Segth of our beloved wife as Robe Nicholson.

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RCA-VICTOR

Apply

| FEMALE HELP WANTED

Nand Ralston." §

Clerk-Typist 5-Day Week THE HOOSIER CASUALTY CO,

15TH FLOOR FLETCHER TRUST BLDG

~ Young W ng Women

Over Than Ever Before In Fascinating

Communications

Now You Can Chesse Your farting Point Begin a career |

Telegraphy

No Bxperience Necessary

WESTERN UNION

jrains ou sand pays while learn. ing Sage rates are higher than ever Apply ® oa Noblitt, Craffio Mgr. __. 902 Guaranty Bldg.

Bill Kuhn's:

"Dining ining Room Cashier

Good starting salary. Meals. Automatic increases

HOTEL LINCOLN

3 DEMONSTRATORS experienced to Tem: | onstrate fine line of merchandise. Apply |

NORTH. SIDE CHEVROLET

has splendid opportunity for lady preferably with experience in general office detail for retail automobile dealership. Prefer someone who is familiar with titles, billing and Géneral Motors contracts. ® 38-hour week. ¢ Every Saturday afternoon off.

® Congenial working conditions. ’ i

Ideal for North side resident who will be able to avoid rush hour crowds going downtown on bus or street car. Bee Mr. Conner, manager of

NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, Ine.

_ 836 E. 63rd St. BR. 4M

OFFICE

Our continued expansion program again makes available a few openings for

CLERK—TYPIST

who wishes to train for office sarees, We also have avallable one epening fer i a young woman to work in eur socounts payable section. Excellent working eenditions and salary increases for qualified applicants.

McQUAY-NORRIS

Mass. Ave.

PITMAN-MOORE CO, NEEDS

® Typist ® Steneg, for ® Comp. Opr. int | Advertising and customers’ i

5-day week, stead Kk. 3a er - eady work, good t Jon Shan. Call LI-T374 of ly pereon~

| 1300. MADISON AVE 158 X MORRIS

WORK WITH J GOODMAN AY NATIONAL HOSTRRY MILLS

~ RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST ~~ (30 to 35)

to relieve on switchboard, 5%-day week. Permangnt position: Pleasant, air-cooled office.

Call RI-6511, 8 A. M. to § P. M. Sales Ladies

A “real opportunity, pleasant

daytime work as a dry cleaning branch manager. Salary plus semi-annual bonus, paid vacation, life steady employees. ars, 2835 Northwestern.

Xmas bonus, insurance for

Davis Clean |

SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR

Tiltor experience preferred, but not necessary,

STERLING LAUNDRY

735 Lexington

| Switchboard Operator

son for large food distributing plani. tg Isao B07 8 Nei, sir or) Must have pleasing voice. Good ” starting salary and chance for ad- : D WASHER - yvancement. Mr. Snyder. ay ee WE DUR ® Cate . - teria’ HE A ped GENES xi_ WING co: icy : ii =

GIRLS, 18 to wn

“PAY RATE IGOR. Starting Rates 79¢ HOG Automatic increases, ever dav TaE ‘Pro : ree 94d

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RCA-VICTOR

Apply Employment Offien 3310 B. Michigan st,

vw GIRLS vw 18 TO 30 To learn to operate envelope machine. Central States Envelope Co. 16 S. Sherman Drive

GIRLS

Steady Work Pleasant Burroundings Experience Unnecessary

Apply In Person

“BEMIS BRO. BAG CO.

1900 Barth Ave. (South)

WOMEN UNDER 35

For light, clean factory work. Experience in precision inspection desirable, but not required. on Apply before noon) 846 N. Senate. File Clerk-Typist Dorniorn office. | conditions, chance for advancement, LI3534. . FOUNTAIN GIRL LARY $28

SCHOENERS' PHARMACY

5601 N. Illinois

GIRLS TO LEARN

HOSIERY MENDING viston;

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 8 NOBLE

HOUSEKEEPER

Youby girl for light housework of » lovely B-rm. bungalow. Assist In care of 2 small children. Your own private

room and Good salary; days off BR- -6356. 3 White Gir | No dane ey :

stay ol on place Ll- 9167

EXPERIENCED MILLINERY WORKER Apply

L. 8. AYRES & CO.

* Stokely Van Camp Inc. *

Offers Employment as * Comptometer Operators * Billing Machine Operators

Employment Office 3310 E. Michigan St.

Experienced Cor Operator

* Stenographers | % Typists * General Clerical * Plaasant working = eonditions Good _.| starting salary, 40-hour. B-day week “% 941 N. Meridian % Secretary : oT Tr ry

and Typist. Good Pay

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Typist 3 ne

139 E. South St,

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pin Stead mploy08 _Ghambe: bt Commerce bl bids d general office work. Tagency. Short hours. steady. Y one, Stafford & Stone on oor Consolidated Bldg,

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| SECRETARIAL

pas’ prefers

isos L Freasant= og conditions. L1-3534. Competent Stonographer Must Take Dictation Opportunity to Advance

Take any ca: or bus to 30th st, Cross Town iine to Columbia a

PACKARD MFG. CO.

2000 Columbis -

Stenographer Automotive parts or accessories experience helpful but not necessary. Good starting salary, Located on

Circle. 5-Day Week

THE PURE OIL CO. 810 Test Bldg

Chas. Mayer & Co. 29 W. Wash, Stenographer

Small Office Apply 3rd Floor, Rear

Stenographer

for downtown Pleasant working conditions; 39-hour inn Salary $115 per month. Apply

715 Electric Building

STENOGRAPHER - RECEPTIONIST — This will appeal to a person who likes a clean, pleasant, air-conditioned office on the near north side. The tion is permanent and offers opportunity for advancement, to a young attractive iady. Phone’ Mr. Keller for appointment. TA3377. Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Fall. Creek at Meridian st.

" STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position tn a small, genial office ment,

office,

cone

Good starting salary.

GULF REFINING CO.

1910 8. State

~ STENOGRAPHER

AMERICAN RED CROSS 126 N. MERIDIAN Sheppard. LI-1441

— “STENOGRAPHER

Slaim dept. of insurance

| ly Mar Outlaw, MA-§331, 610 company + lag. Downtown office; pieasStenographer ant working conditions; chance for advancement. LI-3534,

STENOGRAPHER At a 1 year experience. 21-35 Years Pleasant Personality Essential M 95 . Half days. Small office Stenographer on io Opportun: ity to learn insurance. Mr. Miller

* TYPIST +«

and General Clerical 18 TO 30 — 39-HOUR WEEK

Indiana Union Mutual Ins. Ce.

2108 N. Meridian TA-1536. Ses Mr. Ooats

GOOD TYPIST Wa will teach ou ediphone. Permanent position good staring salary.

Bee Mr. Rautzahn

Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.

640 N. Caplio) LI-1531 TYPIST with aly for advancement. Office Man

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