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FEMALE HELP WANTED

_ TUESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1946

MALE HELP WANTED -

person experienced .in perso Give full particulars concernin

"in letter of application. Enclose recent photograph. Ad-

dress Times, Box A 391.

_ SFEMALE HELP WANTED

SECRETARY Personnel Department

The position “offers steady employment. Good opportunity for advancement, high starting salary, Prefer

% Automotive Parts % i and Accessory Man

“Indiana's Largest Chevrolet Dealer”

It's Fun to Work ‘in Broad Ripple

North Side Chevrolet, Inc.

836 E. 63rd st.

nnel work, age 20 to 30." g experience and reference

Good pay and steady work.

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% 3 ih . . wi : Hoh PA ; : ; . DEATH NOTICES ajuosr AND FOUND. _ - 3|FEMALE HELP WANTED 9|¥EMALE HELP WANTED ’ : 10, 1046 ee Male Scotile, Pooch,” lost : ARR : ! : ‘ ? 10. 1018 Nein of 32d st. and .Nicholas ave. Youn omen ne DAY 00K . | CANBPA~N. F. 68 years, beloved father)c -3191-M after 6 p. m. 5 for restaurant. Call at 801 Ft. Wayne. De Nive passed ry : _” Fo iW : . reater | neral natice later. G. H. Herrmann Service. INSTRUCTIONS 8 Opportunities Than A atherine H. (Lynch) wid- - ¢ Ever Before : . OFFICE GIRL ARS Lo CTE | ch taro By rh, arles (Rip), 1 . Only $125—Reg. Value, c e eeping “and clerica TE as el Se rilonce. 200 N _ o Se miss $00 grads sdveation, leary ommunications work. Experiehced preferred. Good doiph st. ‘Tuesday, 2:30 a’ m, age phone Tnformation. Easy ns. Be Inde-| Now You Can Chdose Your Starting Point starting salary. Steady position. : al Home. 1601 from Orinsteiners Fo pendent, Learn now! Day and night Begin & career in , A : ner ; i \ 30 a.m, uiem high mass, Holy Cross |. , . T h LE DER STORE S303, Remi, AB tHE ot | ent ao onsen a ain © egraphy LEA LAPAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 10.—|tery Friends may CAL Gi.sday. (Aliar| Our diploma qualifies you jo, Ft in No Experience Necessary - 140 E. WASHINGTON thie approach of planting time for | Society will meet Thursday. S70 PT) plan ah school xpi 08 los fur WESTERN UNION . “the : y ven an allowance. . - | ‘the 1947 wheat Crop, .BrOWerS|MoORE—Alfred M; husband of REET Jou are siven an aliowince lopiete] | trams you and pays While learns ” ¥ g oore. father of Mrs, Floyd J. Meeker, | raining. sho owners earn from to y the state were warned d Russell B . » ing. Wage rates are higher than throughout” the 1 George Redding and, RY oll 2 | s200 weekly, why not you? [Investigate he pefue. iris Soak Yeveksing. $n. donnie} ; soba it Moore, brother of Walter Al \ fank now. Classes starting. ® ver &°'8 obiitt, Tratfie Mgr. a : g 8 ¥ 30 be on quan» 8 Moore of Newport, Ky, Lind Soult, P| Royal Beauty Academy h03° Guaranty Bldg office and. counter work. . , ., and™ . h, } possible serious outbreak - of. bunt Thomas, Ky... passed away Sunday, p. Mm, 401 Roosevelt bidg.. Cor, [llinols and . |2 CLERK-TYPISTS—Have an excellent op- : Apply . S t his residence, 744 Berkley road Serv- Washington, RI-0481. portunity, with variety of work, satisor stinking smut. The. disease Nad | {ces from Flanner & Buchanan MOTH pr ASI MBL | Ploy hours. $120 per month, at Purdue . : en fairly well controlled, but has aw Wednesday, 130 Ped prions may GIRLS—WO EN University’ Extension, LI-3548. Sn Victory Cleaning Co. } : rown Hill. ; | ..a strong comeback In thecal at mortuary. 4 : Be & Practical Nurse Credit Application Proc, Clerk 2706 E. Michigan St. PILGRIM--Lewis Garrett. Yoats, 9 racti py finence company. Applicant must be state under favorable cand! tons | PIN New Jersey st. husband of BIG DEMAND—HIGH-WAGES pa Se | Oe aaNio: Room 1005, 129 | during the last two years. phorathy Pil rim, father of Sou odligh school not necessary. Easy to "Market St. LI-7315. GIRLS—25.35 - | B 3 . . v . earn at ome n Spare me. ——— | — : Dr. Ralph M. Caldwell, head of Holm of Tetre Haute, Ind. passed away | ow for this interesting ® profitable work. Dishwasher to oa. Blatine. TROIS Buse, Fler {+ the department of botany and plans olds) Mo eer TD may | write “for FREE information, =~ VAnel' 535 week. White. meals, 8 days BD & college graduates with knowledge of ac-| | pathology at Purdue university, has Wednesday. Funeral Friday, September Times. of Practical Nursing, Box A-611| FS WOE TVG SN pennsylvania. | counting typing, Sr Shorthand" Perma «13, “'m., at the residence. ends | ee ———————— 4 : recommended an effective treat oe be vie Washington ah Tor LEARN T0 DRIVE Drapery nity for advancement and responsibility ment for seed wheat to prevent the in neral Home, Bonded Gas and Oil

disease, but at the same time he reminded wheat producers that care should be exercised in handling the chemical. The new improved Cerasan, used in treating seed wheat, contains mercyry compound, and is poisonous to humans . and animals, : The Cerasan, a chemical’ dust compound, may be used safely if applied to the seed wheat out of doors or else in a drafty building to prevent inhaling of the dust. ‘ This method permits the excess dust to be blown away, Dr. Caldwell The dust should be applied at the . rate of one-half ounce per bushel of seed wheat. Then the seed should be allowed to stand for 24 hours before sowing. However, if provisions can be made to allow the treated seed to stand for as long as a. week before planting, the amount of dust applied may be reduced to the rate of one-fourth of an ounce per bushel of wheat. Either a treating machine or Bhovelling over o fthe grain two or three times by hand, will serve to mix the dust with the seed.

Nazis Call Hitler ‘Double’ Betrayer

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other courtesies at BERLIN, Sept. 10 (U.P) Nas | loves Tisnd sna age teow, 8 - GENERAL BAKING CO. n. apologists have a new under- BARE TOT CUS H. Herrmann Funeral 318 W. Vermont ground explanation for the 1088 |gervice. WIFE AND SON. of the war. Adolf Hitler was a KIEFER —We Win 16° than Soy Way friends and relatives for eir Jew. He betrayed Germany by during the iliness and at the death of our BILLING CLERK dragging her into the war and beloved husband and father George - < efer. We especially ust be experienced comptometer operthen throwing victory to the [Go the Producers’ Marketing Association, ator. Will train girl with I cart allies. Alfarata Council Degree 0 utah as, | knowledge. Will employ experienced girl the doctors and nurses of Methodist Hos | on basis of 5 hours daily. 6 days a week.

Tattered, typewriteen hand bills, purporting to cite pre-war Swiss and Polish newspapers, trace

PITTMAN—William A.

George E., Lester -E. Pat at the residence, 439 W. 31st st. evening, Se be nois at 1 12, at 11 o'clock, cemetery. Friends are welcome,

ROMDE~—Katherine, age 86

orris of Connersville,

Rohde, 1306 Eugene st, from the Flanner & B Wednesday,

at mortuary. copy.) WALL—John: age 88, R. R. 7,

Jim

at Parley Funeral Home, st. . at funeral home after WHARTON * onald Lee Wharto Mrs. D C. Wharton, of David ‘'H. ~ Wharfon,

Sa Maxwell Field, Montgomery, Ala. services will be held Home, Tilinols at 17th st. noon, Sept. Crown Hill cemeter Friends may call

CARD OF THANKS BARRINGER—We Wis tended at the band, MRS. GEO HAHN—We extend ou

pital, Rev. Broo

Lodge No. 520 and the Be tuary. — Wife, Isabelle Kiefer; son, Mr, and

Mrs. George Kiefer Jr.

formation call Jordan 00

beloved husband of .Opal Pittman, father of Jacob W. Lawrence E., Charles A, and Pittman, grandfather of Billy, Pittman, passed away Monday neral services will Funeral Home, Hi: ill

and Jerry

A.D. fhe Wald Lea Wh st Thursday morning, Se Interment Crown

held a

years, mother

Lessons by appointment.

irigera our work will Write r Test." Utilities Institute, Box A-610 Times.

SAFETY DRIVING SCHOOL Downtown Office 323 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST. DUAL CONTROL CARS

WANT TO GET AHEAD rn overhauling and installation of Reton and air conditioning equipment home study plan and practical shop give you needed experience.

fo “Qualification Chart

of Edward Rohde, Mrs, Hubert Updike, rs. B. Gordon Bushnell, and Mrs. H. E. Ind., and grandarl. and Frederick passed away at her residence, Sunday p. m. Services uchanan Mortuary 10:30 a. m. Interment Crown Friends invited. Friends may call (Connersville paper please

other of Henrietta, C

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father of Mis, David Burge, Mrs. Emma Stevens, Wall, Ben and Andy Johnson, passed Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m., 1604 W. Morris Friends may call 7 p. m. Tuesday. Donald Lee, beloved father of n Jt.; son of Mr, and Iridianapolis, brother in service In e ssed away Sunday, Sept. 8, at I Br : Funeral at the Wald Puneral Thursday afterat 2 o'clock. Interment y. Friends are. welcome. after Wedensday noon.

way Tuesday.

Burial Mooresville,

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h to express appre{ation ee i death of our beloved husand son; George Barringer. BARRINGER & SON_BILLY. r deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to our many riends, neighbors, relatives, for the beauiful flora! tributes, spiritual bouquets and| . the death of our

father

DIESEL ties to wide-awake men,

facts. Utilities Times,

FEMALE HELP WANTED

Must Be High Type and Well Experienced

eee —————————

WE PURPOSE TO TRA

women for permanent work in our cake dept.

POWER offers genuine opportuni mechanically Prepare now in opare time by . 1 training. rite for free Diesel Training, Box A-812

ALTERATION HANDS

Liberal Discount on Purchases

THE WM. 'H. BLOCK CO.

Fairway Furniture Co.

Work Room

ower Machine Operators

Hand Sewers 40-Hour Week

Apply Emp. Dept. 7th Floor

Elevator Operator

t work for a_ white

Easy, pleasan t personality.

girl with pleasan Apply in Person

133 W, Wash. st.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

Indiana Fur Co.

114 E. Washington

Bakery Help Experience Not Necessary See Mrs. Maxwell

Hostess Cakes

339 E. Market

IN 4

FACTORY OPPORTUNITY

Expansion again makes available a few openings for young women age 18 to 35 in "modern machine plant. Excellent working conditions and high starting wages.

McQUAY-NORRIS MFG. CO. 1737 Mass. ave.

Only steady workers need apply. Mr. Eckrich

ks. the singers, pallbearers, uritan Lodge I , Ellen Rebgiah bl or-

Call Mr. Snyder, General Baking Co. RI-6465.

Hitler's ancestry’ back to Jakob Hitler, a Jew who became a Christian after emigrating from ~Polna to Austria in 1840.

name to Hitler in order to inheri the estate of his wife's sister. All: this, the hand bills say, would make Adolf Hitler onequarter “Jewish by his maternal grandmother, and probably “unreconstructed” enough to “betray” his country by “dragging Germany into the ruinous war and then throwing victory to the allies.”

ARTIST, 6, PREPARES * "70 "EXHIBIT WORK

CHICAGO (U. P.).—-Victor Marcellt is only 6, but he's had three years of experience as a painter, and he hopes to exhibit his work soon. Winner of high honors in Spanish in the first grade of the Bate‘man school, Victor has worked with chalk, crayon, charcoal, water ‘color and oil since he was 4. . Inthe Marcelli- home-are several . piles of his work. Art experts say Victor has a “natural gift for perspective, balance and color harmonies.”

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Victor is the.son of Rico Marcelli, .an orchestra conductor, and Audrey Hall, a concert violinist,

These leaflets say that Jakob |myan. Hitler's daughter married Alois Ty Schickigruber, who changed his | ployees of the Allison Division, and the

t Conkle service

RYAN-Our sincere Shanks and Scepest ten to our friends, ig Een for oF enatiful An excellent opportunity for. girls who floral tributes, cards of sympathy and enjoy figures. We will train you. Good other courtesies at the death of our be- | starting salary. Opportunity for proloved husband and father, James Elmer motion

is extended of Foreign em-

thanks Veterans American Legion,

Our sincere

WIFE AND CHILDREN. YOUNG—We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral tributes and other courtesies, at the death of our beloved husband, father and randfather. Our sincere thanks to Rev. K. Ensor and Dr. Richter, ters of St. Vincent's funeral directors and

mith, . the nurses and sis Hospital, the Tobin the singer. Mrs. George Young and Family,

=> LANE BRYANT <=

"EXPERIENCED BURROUGHS

BILLERS

GIRLS, 18 to 30

PAY RATE INCREASED Starting Rates 75¢ Hour Automatic Increases every 30 days for 3 months. Promotion opportunities to 94c hour. Interesting work making RCAVICTOR records, RCA radio tubes and RCA Victrolas. Jobs Open Now, Apply Today!

\RCA-VICTOR

Apply Employment Office 3310 E. Michigan st.

752 Fast Market St

BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR for permanent position

PEOPLES STATE BANK

130 East Market

IN MEMORIAM 1 CARTER—Claf, who passed away lwo years ago, pt. 10, His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall He had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all Some day. we hope to meet him, me day we know not when, To clasp his hands, in the better land,

bookkeeper or fort typists willing to

week. Pp! ment Dept., Tth

GIRLS—WOMEN

Steady Work

Pleasant Surroundings Experience Unnecessary

Apply In Person

BEMIS BRO. BAG CO.

1900 Barth Ave. (South)

“4 GIRLS %

18 TO 30

To learn to operate envelope

telephone and | ti

System, Inc. 1031 & Washington ___ ° F222?

You are capable of taking charge of | small downtown office, can do typing

Typist and Stenographer 5-Day Week

% Permanent

% Good Starting Rate % Advancement Assured

Y Automatic

1411 North C

Herff-Jones Co.

- See Mr. Brooks RED CAB CO. = \. 1302 N. Meridian _— a 2—AUTO METAL MEN—2 1 combination, I metal’ only, enlarge ing our department Steady job, excellens og of work, Jones Auto

Position on

Increases

apitol Ave,

d bool :" KEE oR HAN UFACTORING co. Room 4

p—

11-241 E. Ohio

te cea:

“OFFICE ASSISTANT

erienced. Typing. general sales work. Steady posi-|

on Good pay Apply ’ PATTERSON SHADE _CO., 113 8 PENN" WE WANT YOU!!! If vou can take light dictation in a small modern office and are interested I ERMA

office, |

NAP NENT POSITION, 40-hr. week with food pay See Mr. Adkins, 425! BRETIUORY re msds sri imamireen | Experienced General Office Girl yping and bookkeeping experience’ necessary Steady position Starting

salary in accordance with qualifications Box A385 Times.

PERSONNEL

”,

20..to 35 years of age. tions: 5-day week. Good r

nent position. Please call Personnel Office, LI-2323.

Inland Container Corp.

STENOGRAPHERS

Excellent working condiate of pay and a perma-

Opening for capable yotng| woman with typing ability and| pleasing personality, excellent opportunity for development with attractive salary scale and excel lent working conditions.

McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. 1737 Mass, Ave.

POLICY WRITER

Automobile insurance; 40-hour 5-day week; good working conditions. Mr. Maurice

National Auto & Casualty Ins. Co.

MA-6321 Test Bldg

| PRESSER

FEMALE HELP WANTED Stenographers

STENOGRAPHER

able girl. Room 1005, 129 E. Market St LI-7315.

Permanent Jobs. Convenient Schedules. 9:35 A M. to 5:15 P. M. Liberal Discount

THE WM, H. BLOCK CO.

Employment Dept., th Floor

Good position for capable and depend-

PRIVATE STENOGRAPHER

Loca! manufacturer, 6 blocks from Cifcle. Prefer 2 vears' experience. 44 Hours Ediphone, with light dictation

RI-0311—Mr. Mitchell,

Experieviced spotter and presser. Permanent Job 40-Hour Week

Liberal discount on purchases.

The Wm. H. Block Co.

Apply Employment Dept, 7th Fioor

RECORD CLERKS

You “will qualify if you have had any experience with figures Good starting salary pius automatic raises,

«=p LANE BRYANT <=

752 E. Market St.

Sales Ladies

A real opportunity, pleasant

machine. Central States Envelope Co. 16 S. Sherman Drive

daytime work as a dry cleaning

Bookkeepers

Excellent for experienced be 40-hour

Employ-

opportunity

Permanent Ap

rained. position; ly Jor interview at

oor. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

ever to part again, —Wife, Mother. Father, Sister and Brother.

CUMMINGS —In memory of my beloved mother, who passed away 18 years ago today, Sept. 10, 19 There's a face, that is haunting me ever, There's a voice I'm longing to hear, There's a smile I'll remember forever, Though I Iry to forget every tear. There's’ a sad but sweet remembrance, Theres memory found and true, There's. a token of affection, dear, And heartache, dear mother, for you.

* Girl %

Elliott Fisher Billing

MACHINE OPERATOR

5-Day Week Permanent Position

Call Miss Basey for App.. ~-RI-3328

HUGH J. BAKER & CO.

602 W McCarty

semi-annual bonus, paid vacation,

Xmas bonus, life insurance “for

steady employees. Davis Clean-

ers, 2835 Northwestern,

With automatic bookkeeping experience preferred; 38-hour week; good starting salary: “Indiana's Largest. Chevrolet Dealer"

It's Pun to Work in Broad Ripple

North Side Chevrolet, Inc.

836 E. 63rd st

Sadly missed by daughter, RUTH.

cuven !

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME |

1934 W Michigan St. FR-9623 | 1604 W. Morris

FARLEY FUNERALS

MA-1234 BERT S- GADD

2130 Prospect St

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

and shows a marked musical talent.

‘NEW RUBBER PRODUCT "ENDS 5-YEAR SEARCH

AKRON, O. (U., P.).—New products, improvefents in old products and an end to shortages created by the lack of natural rubber latex are to result from i ‘successful production of a high © solids synthetic rubber latex re- ~ 7 cently developed here. i Scientists of the Goodyear reil search laboratory announced the ~ new achievement, a goal the rubber industry has been seeking since Japan cut off the world’s supply of natural rubber, : The new synthetic latex also is expected to find more uses than the natural material, since it can * be “tailor made” or “custorh built.” It probably will be used in rubber gloves and other dipped articles, insulation for wire and electrical devices, crepe rubber soles for shoes adhesires and washable paints.

DIET TESTS CONDUCTED

WASHINGTON-< Recent experiments “with ‘rqts indicate that a y high protein diet may compensate i for lack of a B vitamin, pantothenic

acid. :

GRINSTEINER'S

| 1601. BE. New York

a ———————————————————— G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST MA-8488

HISEY & TITUS

951 N, Delaware St

MA-8T4

CASHIER

ROST JEWELRY CO. 25 N. lllinois

43 W, McCarty St. RI-2422, Mr Vaughan

CHORUS GIRLS |

Apply ir person only

WOMAN - for light

FILING FILING DEPARTMENT OPPORTUNITY

We desire permanent employee that is experienced | knowledge of P. B. X we can pfter you | good position with future

in ‘filing. Some typing

44-Hr

afeteria in plant. W. J Holliday & Co

Fur Finishers Experienced or Apprentice 40-Hour Week

Liberal Discount on Purchases

' THE WM. H. BLOCK CO.

with or without experience. We — | train you free. Good salary.

Apply Emp. Dept. 7th Floor

semi-invalid. Call at 415 Harlan

week

housework, care of

CHARLES MAYER & CO. 29 W. Washington

Opening for SALES LADY Experienced in Jewelry.

Pine Opportunity ‘Apply 3d. Floor, Rear

SALESLADIES

Part and Full-Time Work Available.

ROST JEWELRY CO. 25 MN. lllinois.

SALESLADIES

| |

MR. MACK

Creek Boulevard. TA-3371.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO. 954 N [linois 9 Ll. JONES & HURT MORTUARY , | SHEFIELD CHAPEL t Day and Night Ambulance Service | 2226 Shelby St. : ~ GA-2870 ROBERT W STIRLING 1422 Prospect MA-6576 MORTUARY

VOIGT

1633 SOUTH' MERIDIAN FR-8111

J C. Wilson “CHAPEL OF 1234

THY CHIMES' Prospect St . MA-9438

LOST AND FOUND 7 LOST—Lady's yellow gold Bulova watch,

trimmed with white gold in Murphy's or between there and fair grounds car, or

on the car. Please return. Keepsake Re(ward, BE-4017-R_2. Dyess | LOST—8mall fox terrier, white with black markings. Short tail, Female.

Harness and "tag. MA-7560

LOST ~Half-carat diamond from ring Friday. Reward, GA-5204

Call Rl ley 5551

~- DEATH NOTICES | Indiabapolls Times, Tues, Sept. 10, 194 ek _ CORRECTED NOTICE. AMMER--Takla, age 90. 2115 N. Hardin . 8b. mother Mrs, 8." K. Pre George Freije, Joe Ammer

nd. Mrs, Joh

ssed sday. or

11 away Sunda in , 2p.m,

e, MA-1234.

ohn, age 74 years, of 1246 of Benny and George

rs, Antoinette Pringle, Anna Ged

-2%h and Bherman dr. Burin]| " “Priends ‘may cml at st. rge’s 28th and Sherman dr. after 1 dy. For information call

of To assure delive: +1] + t0-vou that pin Bg ees aun the and making known any Rig he i ar Night Numbers ot. ‘After T:30 P. M, | COMPOSING RI ley 5556 i “ ’

“To Phone The Times 1 ALL DEPARTMENTS ol > O SERVICE ON SUNDAYS) 30-A. M. to 7:30 P M.

Want Ad Dept.

Call Between 6 A M & 630 P M Ask for CLASSIFIED, to place your Want Ad or make corrections.

Circulation Dept.

| WN g | - 1

Ask for CIRCULATION, to stars slivery of your Ldianapolis . 2

HK You Miss Your Paper Call Before 7:15 P.M,

FOX THEATER, 242 N. Illinois

FLANNER & BUCHANAN-—25 West Fall |

Clerk

Auditing Department Permanent - Position—Good Salary SOUTHEASTERN TRAILWAYS L1-2800

CLERICAL AND FILING

Godd opportunity for dependable fn downtown office; age 18-30: some typing: 40-hour week; good working condi tions. Will train beginners if interested permanent employment Call - Mr.

in Keeler RIn3431 Fa

LEARN

a fascinating job in the hosiery business, Girls are being instructed in manufacturing operations and good starting rates are offered together with the opportunity ' for increased earnings according to indi : vidual performance. For a chance to learn a highly skilled, well paid job, girls 18 to 30, see Mrs. Dunn at the employment office.

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N. Noble

trench manager. Salary plus | INDI

STENOGRAPHER

General office. typing. Dfsng and Position 1s permanent if you are interested in and will work for advancement Downtown office within 3 blocks of Circle Please give fuli particulars an um salary acceptable Rep interview TH 124 8 Meridian

STENOGRAPHER

positions are available for girls in stenographic and other telephone work. Good pay, pleasant working conditions and security.

4 min lies confidential pending E HOUSE OF CRANE,

Employment Office 240 N. Meridian

ANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.

A Good Place for a Girl to Work

for Toiletries, Candies and Tobacco,

HOOK'S

California and Market Sts.

~ SALESLADY WANTED 131 S$. Hlinois St.

AVON

“Perritories are filling up for Xmas bus ness. Only few open now RI-8533.

Switchboard-Billing.

A permanent erator that w

Switchboard and typing about evenly divided Office near Circle. Please includ

2 GLERK-TYPISTS

Interesting office jobs vombination clerical duties ‘with (typing Assignment Lvping amity

required plus interest 'n general clerical work Good starting sainry

CLERK-TY

General tion 8

RCA-VICTOR Apply Employment Office 3310 E. Michigan St.

PIST

office work. (ight dicta. ome ecomptometer train.

ing helpful «

/ REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS -634 N Noble Position open with expanding organigation offering good fut : ' 5-day week: ideal TI Co ont 4

ca downtown For {inter Renter R340 view call Mr.

Clerk-Typist (19-23) t shorthand. Permanent downtown n EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY CAPABLE PERSON. Call Mr. Hinkle, or TA-4087

loca FOR CA MA-65621

WESTERN UNION Counter dr Recepti

Experienced

SEAMLESS LOOPERS

Temporary Work

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

634 N. Noble

Men's Clothing

Easy hours; pleasant surroundings, Apply for interview at the th floor, employment department

_ THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. INSPECTRESS

Experienced White Permanent. ~

"HOTEL LINCOLN Night Supervisor—White Office building cleaning. Short Apply 801 Lemcke bldg.

Hand Finishers

ant ena

hours.

e in reply salary expected and give full particulars [nterview will.be granted before references are contacted. THE HOUSE OF CRANE, 124 8 Meridian >

STOCK CLERKS

to work ‘with light stack filling mall orders. No experience necessary. Good starting salary Automatic raises

=> LANE BRYANT <= 752 EF. Market 8t

SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER

Responsible secretarial position, assist executive with

Good

person.

salary for experienced

Office Positions

High salary for capable girls. ~ 5.Day Week.

." General Motors Parts Division 340 Ww. 9th 8t, i

onistss ik

Aan ang |

L1-246{, Mr. Beall

i RYRE OL CO. fu

Apply or write

Employment Office

" RCA-VICTOR

3310 E. Michigan St.

40-hour, 5-day week. - Good working. conditions. Located on Clkele.

0-Test Bldg.

YE od 2

One. year's experience preferred Ages |pldg J | .

DEPENDABLE | DRUG STORES n

PRODUCTS |...

1] try:

Keytype switchboard, typewriter billing | downtow Josition for an efficient op-| Co. Il operate the board in t .]— interest of the company and its customers |

statistical! | data. Typing and some dictation, |

ENOGRAPHER

Stenographer

tor downtown office. Pleasant working conditions: 39-hour week. Salary $115 per month Apply

715 Electric Building

STENOGRAPHER |

Attractive position for right person,

under 35 years Apply in person

R.K.O. RADIO PICTURES, INC.

430 'N. Illinois

~PITMAN-MOORE CO.

9| FEMALE HELP WANTED

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"LEARN A TRADE

Excellent opportunity for young man to learn baking trade. We want only steady, reliable man who is willing to work after noons “and evening hours

and Sunday. Saturday. Good pay. ¥

WEST BAKING CO. 1331 E. Washington St. NEED 2 MEN “IN OUR BAKING DEPT.

Moni exp. preferred. Permanent posie on.

GENERAL BAKING CO, '

Very good pay. See Mr. Eckrich.

318 W. Vermont

BOYS

WITH BICYCLES

Ages 18 or over, for light work; 55e¢ | hour plus allowance for bike, overtime, Baturday and Sunday time and one-halfy | tasation with pay. I.

Dalton 18 N. Meridian

WESTERN UNION

BOYS

18 or over to handle parcel post, mail bags, Must be dependable,

= LANE BRYANT <=

752 East Market St,

Tt TYPIST.

Attractive 5-Day Week R. K. O. RADIO PICTURES, INC. 430 N. lllinois TYPIST—Desirable hours. Mr Weber, 6th

floor, Consolidated bldg. Sfone, Stafford & Stone.

YOUNG WOMEN

Begin a career that B\ assures you more money and responsibility as you learn.

Bundle Sorter

STERLING LAUNDRY

735 LEXINGTON

4 q

EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS

For factory millwrights and maintenance work. Must have own tools.

RCA-VICTOR

Apply Employment Office 3310 E. Michigan St.

Ask the girls who work here. Ap-| ply now:

Carpenters for G. I. housing. Steady work, top pay, See Mr. Pyles on job, 1854 E. Le Grande,

Employment Office—240 N Meridian

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

PBX OPERATOR

CAR PARKER

Early morning hours. Good pay; Steady work. See

General Baking Co.

318 W. Vermont

Mr. Eckrich

AND TYPIST

ROST JEWELRY CO. 25 N. lllinois

GIRLS MECHANICS UNIFORM & WIPER SUPPLY CO.

333 N. NOBLE

2 Women, Part Time

Tuesday only. Accompany photographer surrounding towns; solicit appointments, $1 each, $5 day guarantee. Probable daily earnings $8 to $12. MA-3931.

COMPOSITOR

Campbell Circular Advertising Ce. 23 W. Maryland

We have an opening in the

NEWS ROOM

of the Indianapolis Times

FOR A COPY BOY

nterested in learning journalism,

5-day, 40hour week.

See Mr. Free, managing editor, 214 W. Maryland St.

Women White for short hours, eve- ’

ning work. Help clean offices. No Sunday work. Paid weekly. See.| Mr. Simmerman, 309 Circle Tower Bldg. |

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10

Soda Fountain

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

See MR. MOORE . Apply at Office

HOO K S DEPENDABLE

DRUG STORES | California and Market Sts.

Delivery Boy U. 8. Photo Engraving Co. 225 N. New Jersey.

over 16, See Mr. Sade dler, 8 A. M. Saturday,

Senior EleMtrical Draftsman

Make electrical layouts, assist. in

design of circuits, assist chief elece trician in plant engineering. Ree quires electrical engineering educa= tion and experience. Apply or write employment office.

NEEDS ® Stenographer SODA DISPENSER 4 Nights 6 to 10 m. Schoener Pharo Typists " macy, 5601 N. 1linois RCA-VICTOR ] 5-D week: steady work; good. Day: s———— een a ln call ULI-1374 or aly Ward Kitchen Helpers (35-55) i 3310 E. Michigan st. personne! office Single. For institution near Indlan1200 MADISON AVE 153 E. MORRIS apalis. Salary Jo per Sonu, lug "NOGRAPHER, with little shorthand | 208T¢, room -#nd laundry. - ce HE Le $-dav week John 8 a. m.-5 p.m, week days. Mrs. Bulen.| ~~ LEE Hancock Insurance Co. 407 Odd Fellow AL, Stenographer ~~ : MEN WANTED WAY BILL CLERK— % Experienced

Knowledge of dictaphone preferred, not ecessary. Steady -employment. GOO! OPPORTUNITY. Pittsburgh Plate Glass, STENOGRAPHER Permanent position. Good salary. Pleasant working ‘conditions, VICTORY TRAILWAYS, 1318 N Capitol ave,

Steno—Receptionist Interesting opportunity in new indus- : experience required 5-day week Call HU-4972 nights RI-2413 days.

Stenographer—Typist Salary open Permanent position, n.

28 E. Maryland

TYPISTS FOR REG JOBS AND TO TRAIN ON KEY PUNCH MACHINES,

Permanent positions under State Merit Bystem Experience preferred but not necessary; $120 = month starting salary. Chance for advancement. Fortyshour week, Liberal . vacation and. sick leave, group insurance. pension plan, credit union. See Miss Smith, 3d Floor, 141 8. Meridian Street.

right Indiana Wallpaper & Paint

ULAR TYPING

COMPTOMETER OPR. Good Pay

Opportunity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD 139 E. SOUTH ST.

MALE HELP WANTED

Ex-G. I's to Learn Advertising

We have an opening in our adver= tising department for a young man who wants the op to learn the fundamentals newspaper advertising business, We have a training program for L's that has been approved by ate.of Indiana, Department of Veteran's Affairs and the U. 8. Veteran's Administration.

ing advertising to and

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DIAMOND CHAIN

A Nice Place to Work Diamond Chain Co. Inc. 402 Ken

in sales, personnel and payroll de partments.

tation, good cafeteria, group insur ance and vacations.

8 to 30 @ One to work In billing dept, operator on switchboard. Sralning interested gir) for PBX work. Lovely modern office, r tions. Priendly, pleasant associates. Ol! for An Appointment, ! 1

tucky Ave. has attractive openings for typists, stenographers and clerks

Only 4 blocks from downtown. Convenient transpor-

1 » 5 be receptionist and reifef >on Will consider

Permanent posi-

-6511, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. i TYPIST

downtown stores an as basic training for position as.a salesman. High school graduates, 18 to 22, preferred Five-day, 40-hour_ week, Saturdays and Sundays off. Mr. Walker, 2 to 4 p. m.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES 214 W. Maryland Street

Auto Mechanics Bill Kuhn Says:

" Let's Talk Horse Sense

The best way to find out about a place and its desirability is to talk to the men who work there; and I

+ Flour Packers % Feed Packers + Flour Mill Workers Apply

ACME-EVANS CO. INC.

W Washingtop & Blackford Sts

YOUNG MAN

Modern box factory needs you to learn a trade. Opportunity for advancement good wages and ‘working conditions. Ape ply’ 8 A.M. to 5PM

Crown Paper Box Corp.

31 E. Georgia

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FREIGHT HANDLERS Age 18 to 45 x New York Central Freight House 301 S. Delaware

EXPERIENCED furnace men and helpers, 844 Virginia ave (rear).

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FURNACE INSTALLERS

Steady and -permanent. Apply Mr. Crook at our plant between 4 and 5 p. m, week:days, or Sat. until noon. :

PEERLESS FOUNDRY CO.

1853 Ludlow Ave.

CH-6122. Evenings only CH-7757-R

Furniture Salesman

invite you to do just that . .." Drop out to North Side Chevrolef and have a chat with Bill Conner Let him introduce you to other men | in our organization. Talk to them and see why they say, : “you'll ‘like working in- Broad

Ripple for NORTH SIDE: CHEVROLET" 836 E. 63d St. BR-2471

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Desirable i 3% "Bone, a M

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Must be experienced. Opening in proe gressive downtown furniture store, Oppore tunity of making up to $10,000 a year. Reples confidential. State tull experience in firsy let ADDRESS BOX A-388, TIMES

GENERAL FOOD FACTORY LABOR

1120 E '$2nd st. WA- 1871 MAN;TO RUN AUTOMATIC SLOT MACHINE «

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