Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1946 — Page 24

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of Indianapolis

FOR

41 you need extra cash for Fall clothes, ‘ he Tbr ao repairs, medical gttention, it's Common Sense to See Commonwealth. If high monthly payments and Increased living costs . take too much of your sklary, it's Common Sense to See- Commonwealth . . your bills inte one small Commonwealth paymgnt. For a loan. in a hurry, phone first, We'll have the money ready when you come in.

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. and consolidate all

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EXPENSES

FEMALE HELP WANTED

_ CLERICAL

Plea pelmate Roattion in nt office kee k rec ords, ete. Apply to son:

302 8. STATE ST.

. WOMAN 30 to 40 Por Responsible Clerical Work Address Times, Box A-613

Sons Funeral Home, 1001 Main 8h Beech

Friends may pay their respects through

LOANS

FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE | , CLERK. STENOGRAPHER Aa O onwea Berman ent Doulton pening tn, smal) DEATH NOTICES 1 L___ LOAN COMPANY masts Schou ‘week. 8 indianapolis Ti Times, Mon, Sept. 16, “1046 salary $150, insurance, ann VACA TT — Robert Dale, age 6 years, 200 Roosevelt Blog. MM. & Wash. LL. 143 FRA ood Ro 8 J od er working Ba a a Fis 205 0dd Fellow Bidg. Penn. & Wash. LI. 8495 ys EE erin of Mr. énd Mrs. Elmer A. Finchum of Po A-393 "Times. Beech Grove, passed away Saturday. Pri- -— - : vate services Wednesday, 2 p. m,, Little & rr rr TAT

Methodist hospital from injuries

of Bruce Cunningham of Fort Smith received when she was involved in [Ark., passed on. Friends may call at the fbout 20 feet, bring in title LOANS Dorsey Funeral Home, 3825 East New and get your loan. It's that an accident at 12th and Jefferson |york st. Puneral 2 p.m. Tuesday at K Fi C See Classified Ad in ns Bee 2 Book ‘sts. Saturday night. the funeral home. Burial Anderson ceme- easy Buckeye nance Lo. co! 1A INV TMENT co. el . ery oan de o R1-8507 =8501 Mrs. Chandler was a passenger| .. ..-.. = / P [5A 5 avid J., 1116 Kentucky ave, in a car driven by Howard John-| beloved husband of Ruth Du Rie, father HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION “son, 19, of the E. 10th st. address of Mildred Shea, pfother of Lillie Enhis, 13 I] } | 4 ) 1) L 3 Ulinois Bldg. Br Phone RI-5404 . . " [passed away urday. neral Tuesda whose car was struck by one driven |10 a. m. at Beaniblotsom; ‘Moptuary, 1331 EERE DLT Merchants Bk. Bidg.. 3d 1. Phone R1-147) by Morton G. Patrick, 25, of 236|" Ray st. Burial Floral Park cemetery A RTT L E Ohio St | “Save up wo $0% —Use TIMES Want Aas Villa HADLEY —Robert D.. 6374 College ave, ED] ' " ' AY. resy: in City ave. husband of Creta, father of Jerry, step- ! Pimes Want Ads Lowest Rate In Mr. Patrick was arrested on reck- |father of Robert, Edward and Richard , ry 9 less driving charges. Lennartz, brother of Dale, son of Mrs.| DEATH NOTICES 1| FEMALE HELP WANTED Service Fl a. an in Me a: indi lis Times, M Sept. 16, i046| ervice Flanner uchanan Mortuary | Indianapolis Times, Mon., Sept. 186, a . Thursday, 10-3. Wm Friends IVE. | commie Mary, age TH. 114 HrosdWay Accounting—Clerical

PATTERSON 1S FREED. OF DEATH SENTENC

Governor Gates today commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence of Thomas Patterson, con- ~ victed Feb. 7 in Marion county criminal court for the fatal shooting of Albert Dance in a local tavern June 20, 1945. The commutation was granted after the governor received a letter from Trial Judge William D. Bain outlining exteffuating circumstances and recommending such | action. Patterson's execution date was scheduled for June 10. A reprieve was granted 10 days before that date for further investigation. In obtaining the commutation Patterson agreed in a signed statement that he will not try to obtain a release from prison at any future

BROWNS EX-PITCHER DIES OF INJURIES

HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Sept 16|5

(U. P.).—Emil Bildilli, former pitcher for the St. Louis Browns of the American league, died today in Blackford county hospital of injuries received in a traffic accident

y. Bildilli, who quit big-time baseball to become a fireman, was given slight chance for recovery from the time he entered the hospital. Alone in his automobile as he drove to his Muncie, Ind. home|} from Pt. Wayne, Bildilli sustained a skull fracture when the car struck two trees along a highway. Inves- . tigators believed ‘he fell asleep at the wheel. Bildilli pitched a game with the General Electric baseball team in Pt. Wayne Saturday night and was on his way home when the accident occurred. He pitched for the Pt. Wayne team the last three seasons.

TASMANIA HAS QUAKES SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16 (U. P.) ~S8light earthquakes were felt in eastern Tasmania today, extending the full length of the island which lies south of Australia, Radio Australia reported.

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CLERK-TYPIST

SACKS BROS. %:'5oe: “open Eves

. ling pirits the window (contagious disease) any time. /4 tion" ag ome” Moin J light ot suspension for se! 8] on 1825 Lam- p—— p S—— g belpt a and wine permit. Be ani Bway morning, hus: ob On 4/0UT OF 5 LOANS MADE WITHOUT NOOBS | po) ci) LIGSIERY MILLS John Ousky, Clinton, seven-day ICI IO TR a. Wil: Borrow on CHARACTER or AUTO ~ $60 ke ay suspension for selling spirits on beer |s 20) Shapel ho Sue Chimes, ih Prospect Furniture $1,500 OR MORE. Many loans made while and wine permit and selling un- Bh youl. p Friends may call at ’ you woit. 6 weeks to make Ist payment. CLERK-TYPIST taxed liquor the Chapel of the Chimes. FREE PARKING in lot across the siraet from office. Saparienived oF oad. ‘who would Ed Vaught, Lafayette; Bill Hess,| BowWNMAN—William D., age 34, Susi Auto, PHONE FOR A LOAN Market 4455 like opportunity to rg dictaphone Syracuse Walter Schoff, Lapaz, and of E. Pearl Bowman, father of Sharon Anytime ~Day or Night operators; 5-day week. T. H. Fitts Jr. ; Se P. Bowman, son of Mr, and Mrs. David | . / ; I Rinaldo Pesavento, suspension f Mrs. Jack Holt, CASH | M TS - bartender permits from seven to Mrs. Grace Schoeppel, Frakie, Jusnits Signature LOAN | 1Zpats.” [ 15 pets.” | 20 pets. Two Comptometer Operators I days on charges of selling to Coden, Raymond ang Bwerd Boal: PERSONAL SERVICE FROM $60 $5.55 for pepBANeS Mud teuporaty opening th minors or pgmitting minors to ; Fo Avis, Kasia, pissed nf 100 9.20 7.55 5.93 helpful but mot essential; 5-day week. loiter. Puneral Home, 4 W. Michigan at. Ki 200 18.39 15.10 11.85 Prec. Jaaith und. ace atcidont ingurance. Call en Priends may call at funeral home after 300 2758 2265 17.77 NATIONAL HOSIERY 10 mm. Tustny, A 5 500 44.98 3671 28.49 DRIVER IS ARRESTED |esmmemmor me soo tc: ag | I MILLS : mother re William Robert Gatheridge - daughter of Mrs. Charles G. Lee, sister Life Insurance Included IN TWO-MILE CHASE st ei sii vif. sping your ie Inara: | WESTERN UNION the, ay. H. ‘Herrmann Funeral Home, "1505 by ; Life insurance costs $1.35 per $100 per year Needs d. Bi A § © Police arrested Forrest Alvin 8 Bs Be ends may esi at tne} FINANCIAL PROBLEM TO| 1] YN: a [ J] ‘In Coint Brown, 36, of 2430 Arsenal ave. funeral home. : 4 3 ¢ ountrer following a wild two-mile’ chase |CLEVINGER—Clyde R. Jr, age 17, of . ) 110 EAST WASHINGTON o . ring whieh they fred seven shots 10 corr a goo ot wd | Family Finance Inc. | IKEERAN oN Receptionists at his careening car early yester-|Sue, Srandacn 2 iis, Luey Clevinger of| 621 ILL. BLDG. mn 71601 PERSONAL LOANS Pleasing personality. Age 20-26. Attrdsday. Be aa Mi. oT Roos off 17 W. MARKET . Hve Lo} fa ge with Wo some steno. training They first spotied the car at| ISEB nd, pasted tes Fides ww Fem Sin Fn YEAR Senate ave. and North st. where Houston, Tex, Funeral esd y 109. m Payable in Equal Monthly Installments Young Women ilit; le, bounced fata a ight standard, then | mate. 5 Brsobson 14, Preis us | Fidelity Trust Co. Greater . call at the residence after 7 p. m.- Mon- ket Street Opportunities Than continued north on: Senate. day. Farley service. 123 East Marke ree Ever Before The car screeched to a stop at|cLose—Pink, 85 years, 4228 BE Wash- (Member Federal Deposit Insurance In Fascinating 21st st. and Boulevard pl. after od SKN 3t, ‘mother oF als. Bowls Me Corporation) " 4 : rthur T, ose, 0 anpolice fired a volley of shots from |apolis, Mrs. Arthur Lyday of Westeld, FURNITURE LOANS Communications their squad car. nd id, and Mi. So ns. Bn Brows ot AUTO NOTE FURNITURE Now You Can Choose Your Sareing Point They shieged - t s career Brown with va Edisnagol Bl ae Locally Owned and LIBERAL LOAN CO. grancy and sent him to City hos- evening at 5:30. fends may call any Managed DELAWARE ST. MA-0783 e egrap y where he is in fair condition ume ter 7 p.m. Monday, Funeral (EY ridin SP ! pital he 10 a». m. Irvington Chapel, GROUND FLOOR LOCATION No Experience Necessary from injuries received when his car 0 E ish agton st. Moore Mortuaries P k { A raisal struck the poles. Burial Memorial Park. Friends are wel- ark ror App Sar Eo WESTERN UNION Mrs. Ella Chandler, 78, of 2811% amonds, : 10th st. is in critical condition HAM a ol 1h Helen ANY Office on ground floor. LOANS Watches, yp ste. Se 8 sud 3 nn ile Wyre.

HEUSS--Mrs, Letitia R., beloved wife of

mother of John and Francis Steidle,

at the funeral home after noon Tuesday

25-45 V t responsiWainwright and . Thomas P. Harvey of | sister of Mrs. George Schmitt and Mr. Tn Ln Can artford, Conn. passed away Monday. | Frank Roth, passed away at St. Francis | ity d o. ing. Shorthand desirable Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary | hospital Monday morning. Funeral from keeping ‘an G Dg Re ATAILIoTS, Tuesday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial| Speaks & Finn Funeral Home, 1638 N. Permanent. Goo ng Crown Hill, Friends may call at mortuary | Meridian st, Thursday, 8:30 a. m. St ia | after noon Tuesday. Joan of Arc church, 9:00 a. m. Burial Gaseteria, Inc. 8C. Joseph cemetery. Friends may call

1031 E. Washington

assed away Saturday. FPuneral Tuesday

A loving mother

For all of us she May God grant her

so true and kind No friend on earth like her we find did her best, eternal r HUSBAND AND CHILDREN

wh le Ww. Jleust, Router of Mrs, Grady | Friends invited. . ne and Charles C, Heuss, and- . mother of Marilyn Jane Heron Sina WEBB-—Tommie Lee, entered. into rest WE PURPOSE TO TRAIN 4 dpolts; ‘sister of Mrs, Charles E. Nicholas, Saturday JSliernaon. 2 ¥ cia Bellefontaine, On S0010d Away ut her Webbe® sister of Mrs. Maude Fleeman | #omen for permanent work in our cake Doing, 0 ext on Bye. Sungay yg Daniel W. Roy and James Davis. Services| dept. Only steady workers need apply. nay eat » obert W. SUI- | Tuesday, 10 a. m., residence of Mrs. Fleeling Puneral Home, 1420. Prospect st. .o. "4s g Harding st. Priends are Mr. Eckrich Funeral services Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. | geicome. Burial Washington Park, Mo : from the funeral home, Friends invited. | Mortaaries. SuiNgton PAIR, Sroore GENERAL BAKING CO. Burial Washington Park cemetery. (Union City papers please copy.) ZAHN Hubert C. of 3917 BE. 30th st 318 W. Vermont entered into. rest Sunday morning, age —— BLUES Catherine E, S58 73 Years, u! 49 years, husband of Belle Zahn, stepave eloved mother of father of Wilmer Matthews, son of Mr Mes Jucod Worley, sister of Mrs. cal and Mrs. Marion Zahn, brother of Mrs BILLING CLERK Fverett Hawekoite of Indianapolis, Edgar Nott, Hain, Mia Mildred Muligan, Ms 18 to 30 Must be able to type and Hawekotte of Richmond, Ind, passed Zahn. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m. at|bave. an aptitude for figures PermaAway Monday a. m. Funeral Wednesday, the Northeast > Chapel, 2530 shu st. nent position Lovely modern office 330 p.m. from the Klute Funeral Home, | o "re welcome. Burial Crown: Hill | Pleasant, friendly associates Richtiond, Ind. Burl Lutheran temalery, No i <ome. + 4 3 may call at irley Brothers A Irving - Hill Chapel 5377 E Washington | | NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS | st.,Trom 5 to 10 p. m. Monday Call RI-6511, 8 AA. M. to 5 P.M KUBITZ Frank A. 58 years, 2100 Massa- | IN MEMORIAM . — chusetts ave, beloved brother of Mrs CSIP. : . | Th Bertha Braun, Mrs. Minnie Mall of city GROFF =n sve pA aur te fe e and Mrs. George Watkins, Dallas, Tex. mother, Pass p

Wm. H. Block

> has openings for est

30 p. m, at the G. H, Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S, East st. Priends invited. Burial Concordia. Friends may call at the funeral home, LASALLE—Chas. E.. father of Minners| (Sally) Hartup, brother of C. H. (Dick) LaSalle, passed away Sunday. home in Warren, Ind, Tues p. m. Burial Memorial Park, nap olis, 4 p. m,

MeCAMMON—Edward. 756 years, beloved brother of Mrs. William .H. Todd and | Charles E. McCammon, Passed away Sun-

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME R-9623

1934 W 1934 W. Michigan Sh od

FARLEY FUNERALS “s:

1604 W. Morris

Apply Employment Dept., Tth

Bookk'pers-Typists Unit Control Clerk 40-Hour Week

Co.

Floor

12, at San Bernardino, Cal. age 76 years i Funeral from Grinsteiner's Funeral Home,

G. H. HERRMANN

a eral Tuesday. 2 m., A the MA-1234 . . errmann ineral H 505 — a. Bast st. Priends invited ie PR . BERT S. S. GADD EXPERIENCED ‘BURROUGHS ood. Friends may call at the funeral nome. 2130 Prospect St ma-60s | BOOKKEEPING OPERATOR MATZ—Mary, wid f Mart Matz, | ' is mother of Martin Matz, Evansville, Ind. | GRINSTEINER'S for permanent position and Mrs. Charles Rawlings, San Bernar-| 1601 E. New York MA-F Ho. Cal, passed away Thursday, Sept. | A ———————— PEOPLES STATE BANK

130 East Market

away at her residence, 516 Eastern ave Beloved mother of Patrick J. Jr, Michael PF. and’ John J. Moran, sister of Mrs Bridget Quinn, Mrs, Homer Larsh of InMananolis Mrs, Margaret Dowling of Galway, Ireland, and six grandchildren. Fu-

«Creer Boulevard. TA-3377.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

954 N. [linols

i E. New York Tuesday, 8:30 a. m.|1303 8 EAST 81. Shaun ulem high mass Holy -Cross church n ~~ rr m. rial St Joseph cemetery HISEY & TITUS BOOKKEEPER Friends may call after 4 p. m. Monday. |981 N, Delaware St L1-3828 RAN a ee aie, PA08¢d | TANNER & BUCHANAN—23 West Pad Good knowledge of figures

Will train women with some edge of typing as

L1-5409 40-Hour Week

neral Wednesday,

8:30 a. m., fiom Speaks & Finn Funera

Home, 1639. N. Meridian

urday a. m. Services Planner & Buchanan

JONES & HURT MORTUARY

FR-8111

The Wm. H. Block

st., St. Philip Neri church, 9 a. m. Altar BHEFIELD CHAPEL Society will meet for prayer 17 HE Day and Night Ambulance Service Apply Employment Dept. onday at the funeral home RBurini 2226 Shelby St GA-2570 Calvary Cemetery. Friends invited. PrieNAs | ei ———— S— may call any time | ROBERT W. STIRLING ASSISTANT CORRECTED NOTI i NEWPORT Clarence A, of 336 } KN Jefferson, | Re opitiad 8 age 80 years, father of Mrs. Ida N, Wil- RTUARY BOOKKEEPER liams, grandfather of John Robert Wil. VOIGT 1633 souTH MERIDIAN liams, passed away at his residence Sat-

Mortuary Monday, 7:30 p. m. Friends in-

J. C0. Wilson “CHAPEL OF THY CHIMES

vited. Burial Paris, Ill, Tuesday. Priends| 1234 Prospect St MA-9438 Pleasant working conditions may call at mortuary, F . + | I PUTNAM —Adelbert William, husband of | or appointment please ca Mrs. «Adelbert William, “son of s.| LOST AND FOUND 7 PP . P Ethyl B. Putnam, brother of Me ord Miss Hart Putnam, Mrs: Doris Sandstrom, Mrs. Clara LOST— Lady's purse containing money an | Johnson, all of Santa Anita, Cal; by a 8ent# billfold, ladies’ rest room Terminal former ‘marriage two sons, Jackie and |Building, Friday RETURN TO MRS CLI MAX Norman Putnam, passed away Sunday, PRANK, FEWELL, GREENWOOD, INDI.

Bookkeeping Machine Operators

Liberal discount .on purchases.

7th floor

Comp. experience necessary;

knowl

Co.

SHEEHAN — Timothy, beloved father of Mary, Catherine, John and Helen Shee

Your Paper

Deceased was member of A. O. H. and the Men's club of St. Philip's church. Friends May call -at the home after 4 p. m. Monday. Blackwell Service SMITR--Powell K:, 125 N. Miley ave, ‘tered into rest Suhday, Husband of Mildred E. Smith, son of Mrs Cora Dell Smith, brother of Mrs, Jessie Hill, Robert, John, Arthur, Raymond and George Smith, half-brother of Mattie and Abbie Bmith Wednesday, m. ‘at Peace Chapel, 2050 E Michigin st. Friends are welcome Burial | Memorial Park. Moore Mortuaries, (Ev ans- | ville papers please copy.)

BOI ohn Cc. of 841 N, Grant ave

en- |

Funéral

“7080 B Mich ec on n Pre d Burial Crown. Hill, fore

| chen Jie welcome;

age 40 years abe

training $200

Moore ' seconomy and quick Phone RI-BSSL

G. I'S ATTENTION oh school approved by G."L u | indiana’ and other states. | Plan all school expenses a “5 fren an allowance. raduates. 5 Months, complete be op ewners earn from $125 to weekly, why not vou?

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Royal Beauty Academy

FL i)

401 Roosevelt bldg. Washington.

BEAUTY COURS SA

you

"LEARN TO DRIVE

entared t Sunda SAFETY DRIVING SCHOOL » Years, husband eo otrn une, Dow Chee er ‘of Mrs. Minnie Richards, Mrs m h. PENNSYLVANIA 8Y thy geben Sturgeon, and Jomtien. C ce L CA

resulta,

Under G. I. are

Experienced machine. G tation,

salary. Bonus plan

Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary (ANA. LIBERAL REWARD Time later. Priends invited. Friends may | PART BEAGLE hound, while black And | MACHINERY CO. call at mortuary brown spots, 1 ba ye, ve ch QUIN-—-Mrs, Loella R., 3545 College. wife | DCL: 14 years old; gi Ihshy." Reward. BE: 301 S. LaSalle CH, 7660 of Walter R., mpther of Walter R. Jr | 422 o— Tr — and Robert Quin. sister of William and | LOST—8mall fox terrier white with Alvin Huckins, both of Miami, Fla. Bert |. black markings Short tail Female, and Lee' Huckins, both of Chicago, passed | Harness and tag. MA-7569 mpm 5 away Sunday p. m. Services at Flanper | LOST Section for Sake truck, color, red. BOOKKEEPING > Buchanan Wednesday, 2:30 p.m Reward BR. riends invited Friends may call at \ mortuary. Cremation Planner & Buchanan INSTR w MACHINE OPERATOR Crematory. UCTIONS 8 on He bookkeeping

Free transpor-40-Hour 5-day week.

= waters B._ Noblis, Trash Mgr. y of 0 oe 902 Guaranty Bl

Elevator Operator

Easy, pleasant work for a white girl with pleasant personality.

Apply in Person

Fairway Furniture Co. 133 W. Wash. st.

* Attention Single Girls * 18-35

We are accepting. applications from quallfied applicants. Good starting rate, 86'2c per hour with premium pay on the second shift, Apply personnel office.

The American Can Co.

1936 South East St.

GIRLS, 18 to 30

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

PS RCA-VICTOR

Apply Employment Office A 3310 E. Michigan st.

FACTORY OPPORTUNITY

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

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

GIRLS—WOMEN

Steady Work

Pleasant Surroundings Experience Unnecessary

Apply in Person

1900 Barth Ave. (South)

High School Girl for Typing

4923 College—BR-5453

WOMEN 16 TO 35

Light clean factory : work + Day er nights. Apply in person, between § a. m and 11 a.’ m

THE BARBASOL CO. 846 N. Senate '

Fur Finishers Experienced or Apprentice 40-Hour Week Liberal Discount on Purchases

THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. _ Apply Emp. Dept. 7th Floor

HAND IRONERS

Experienced STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington

han and Mrs. James Brennan, uncle of Apply Person Dept, Patrick Sheehan of California, died Sun- Special. Only $125-—Reg. $200 Value. eBRNARSE Ruri ve day, Sept. 15th. Puneral from his resi- No te limit: 8th grade education. Learn 4 : dence, 551 N. Oxford st, Wednesday, | mM nths. Free catalogue and teleSept. 18, at 10 a. m. Requiem ~funeral | Phone RR rormation Easy terms. Be inde. mass at St. Philip+ Neri church, 10:15} pendent. Learn now! Dav and night 8. m. Interment’ Holy Cross cemetery. | %chool

"CASHIER

office, to work In

25 N. Winois

Investigate

ROST JEWELRY CO.

LEARN

a fascinating job In the hosiery business. Girls are being instructed in manufacturing operations and good rates are

CASHIER

ferred. . Bteady position.

LEADER STORE 149 & WASHINGTON

Dlinols, BR-0029,

Débartment store experience pre-

offered together with the opportunity for increased earnings according to individual performance. For a chance to learn a highly. skilled, well paid job, girls 18 to 30, see Mrs.’ Dunn .

at the employment office. #r

at Lessons oy Apoiatmeny RI1-4888 —t LIMES Want Ads are famous for Good pay, good hor, § TTR & Use st Cashier Shop Super MArkét, . 5600

portunity for advancement,

dress Times, Box A 391. ©

20 to 35 years of age.

FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced SEAMLESS LOOPERS

Temporary Work

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

WOMAN _ for vv, | at 415 Harlan,

~ KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

Position 0 for girl with some exgeticnce. I ORKING CONDIONS. Office located downtown. Good starting salar 5-day week. Blue Cross Hospita Service. Mr. Mr, Robert, RI-3431. HOUSEKEEPER — White woman; small modern north side home; 2 adults, prs children, pets or laundry. Must be good cook. Stay: nights. Call HU-2024,

REPINED lady to care for 2 children and

t housework, care of

SECRETARY Personnel Department The position offers steady employment. Good opperson experienced in personnel work, age 20 to 30.

Give full particulars concerning experience and reference in letter of application. | Enclose recent Phetegeaph Ad-

STENOGRAPHERS

Excellent working conditions; 5-day week. Good rate of pay and a permanent position. Please call Personnel Office, LI-2323.

Inland Cont

-~ ga i

high starting salary. Prefer

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

TYPIST Desirable hours. Mr." Weber, Cons solidated bldg. Stone, Stafford & Stone,

MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED |

Soda Fountain

Part or Pull Time for |

See MR. MOORE Apply at Office.

1 00 K ' S DEPENDABLE

DRUG STORES California and Market 8

ainer Corp.

WAY BILL CLERK— COMPTOMETER OPR., Good Pay

Opportudity for Advancement

PENN RAILROAD 139 E. SOUTH ST,

FEMALE HELP WANTED -

STENOGRAPHER

Fire Insurance State Agency Office

40-Hour Week MA-6251 or call at 839 Security Trust bldg.

PITMAN.MOORE CO.

NEEDS Stenographer—Personnel 8-Day week; steady work: good

vacation plan. Call LI-7374 or apply

personnel office.

1200 MADISON AVE 153 B. MORRIS

rapher

Stenog

working conditions; 39-hour week.

715 Electric Building

OFFICE GIRL

Some

bookkeeping and clerical work, Experienced preferred. Good salary. teady position.

LEADER STORE

149 BE. WASHINGTON

OFFICE ASSISTANT

rienced. Typing, general office, telephone and sales work. Steady position. pay. - Apply N SHADE CO, 113 8. PENN.

‘WE WANT YOU!!!

If you can take light dictation In 4 small modern office and are interested IN A PERMANENT POSITION, 40-hr. week with pay. See Mr. Adkins, 425 Kentucky .

General Office Clerical work. Permanent position. Good working sondigions. Chance for advanceHeiman, 330 W.

ent. oth, Citizens oi, Be Coke Utility.

PERSONNEL

Opening for capable young 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.

Sales Ladies

A opportunity, daytime work as a dry cleaning

real pleasant

branch manager. Salary plus semi-annual bonus, paid vacation, bonus, life steady employees. Davis Clean.

ers, 2835 Northwestern.

Xmas insurance for

SALES LADY

For Sheet Music Dept. Permanent Position Must be able to sight read. Apply Employment Dept,

LS. AYRES & GO.

CHARLES MAYER & CO. 29 W. Washington

Opening for SALES LADY’ Experienced in Jewelry.

Fine Opportunity Apply 3d Floor, Rear

SALESLADIES

for Toiletries, Candies and Tobacco, One year's experience preferred. Ages 20 to 50.

HOOK'S DEPENDABLE

DRUG STORES California and Market | Sts.

" SALESLADY WANTED 131 S. Hiinois St.

“SALESWOMAN

Requires some knowledge of CLASSICAL RECORDS

Prefer sales experience. Age 20 to 30.

“The Wm. H. Block Co.

Apply Employment Dept., 7th Floor

AVON PRODUCTS

3 Open Territories, South. RI-8533.

STENOGRAPHER

Mort rience” desirable but not reared Allied Buildin Sredits, Inc., Rm. . 129 E. Market Bldg. LI1-7315

STENOGRAPHER

Attractive position for right person, under 35 years. Apply In person.

RK.O. RADIO PICTURES, INC.

430 N. Hlinols

~ STENOGRAPHER - YYPT (Good salarg.’ Excellent opportunity’ for advancement, Do pugs lund location. b-day

keep house. Definitely no washing or ironing. Permanent if desirable. Call BE- te i preferred, bot 0200. RTUNITY ITY. Pittsburgh Plate Glass, ~ MARK-IN GIRL |= Sten Receptionist : Wanted immediately. No experience Interesting opportunity in new indusnecessary. chman & Son, 3514 Col-| try: experience required; 5-day week. lege ave. Call HU-4972 nights, RI-2413 days. IRLS WORK. . IN ENGINEERING DEPT ACCURACY AnD for downtown office. Pleasant TIAL; SOME CTATION

| And Learn of Excellent Jobs Open

Shirley Corp. 330 E. St. Joe

TYPIST

Typing, billing and ermanent position

The House of Crane

124 8. Meridian RI-2353

TYPIST

Attractive 5-Day Week R. K. O. RADIO PICTURES, INC. 430 N. lllinois

TYPIST

for general office work. Apply to Mr. Ober

Stationers, Inc. 38 N. Penn. Bt. -

TYPIST

Position open for good typist. Shorthand desired but not a requirement. Aliled Building Credits, Inc., m. 1005, 120 E. Market, LI-7315 Typist Genera! office assistant. Excellent opportunity. See Mr. Anderson, Wheelco Instrument Co., 107 8. Capirol Ave., Room 213, Tuesday after 1 P. M.

S-T-O- P REAL ‘SILK'S

Employment Office 634 N. Noble St.

Slerical

for ® Typists @ Clerks ® Stenographers

TYPISTS FOR REGULAR TYPING JOBS AND TO TRAIN ON KEY PUNCH MACHINES.

Permanent positions under State Merit System. Experience preferred but not ‘necessary. $120 a month starting salary. Chance for advancement, Forty-hour week. Libera) vacation and sick leave, group insurance. pension plan, credit union. See Miss Smith, 3d Floor, 141 8 Meridian Street.

FILING ~ TYPIST

We need a girl, 21 to 35 years of age, to accept position in our filing department: Must be able to type 2 or 3 hours per day No dictation. Good salary and workin conditions. J. Holliday & Co., 54 W. McCarty St, Rl, 2422. Mr. Vaughan.

Typist—General Office Work

Beginner considered. Good starting salary. Chance for advancement. Call LI.4019. Consumers Home Equipment, 531 N. Captol, call LI-4019 TYPIST Desirable bours.- Permanent. See Mr.

Pox. Stone, Stafford & Stone, Consolidated Bldg.

+ 4 billing department. Hours 9 to 5; Typist 5 days per week. Apply Linde Air Products Co., 720 N. Pennsylvania.

Switchboard, Billing

Permanent Position

-THE HOUSE OF CRANE 124 S. Meridian RI. 2353

YOUNG WOMEN

Begin a career that assures’ you more money and respon. rss sibility as you learn. Ask the girls who, work here. Apply now: Employment Officg—240 N. Meridian

Indiana Bell Telephone Co.

PBX OPERATOR ~ AND TYPIST

ROST JEWELRY CO. 25 N. Illinois

Swifchboard - Typist

5-Day week; good ours. permanent position. Hartford Nam, &' Indemnity Co. 333 N_ Penn. st.

pay; land see why they say,

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MALE HELP WANTED

Auto Mechanics | Bill Kuhn Says:

Let's Talk Horse Sense

e best way to find out about s place and its desirability is to talk to the men who work there; and } invite you to do just that . . . Drop olit to North Side Chevrolet and have a chat with Bill Conner! Let him introduce you to other mer in our organization. Talk to them

“You'll like working in Broad | Ripple for

NORTH: SIDE CHEVROLETS 836 E. 63d St.

IT TAKES yer 15 SHOONDS TO READ WHA ILL HAS TO BAY.

If you a av dhe Bo a Yile me. chanic and want to earn what you are worth—not JUST WAGES, If you wan! the very best in working conditions, bes! Moers and permanence, pay you to us. Come in and talk with BILL CONNOR. See for yourself as ther have! You'll Like in i BROAD RIPPL |

it will

NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET

836 _E. 63d St. BR-2471,

— eee} AUTO MECHANICS { Prefer experienc on Fords but not nee! essary, FPive and one-half day week excellent working conditions. Call 1

person. WALT HISER, INC. __3850 N. Illinois St HU-1314. 2—AUTO METAL MEN—2 1 combination, 1 metal only; en! ing our department. Steady job; excelle wages and Plenty of work, Co., 2955 Cen AUTO st GOOD CONDITIONT: ~GUARANTEE~—COMMISSIONS ol TA450 3

Jones Aut

30TH & CENTRAL SALES NEED 2 MEN IN OUR ‘BAKING DEPT.

3 Bome exp. preferred. Permanent ay tion. Very good pay. See Mr. Eckrich

GENERAL BAKING CO. |

318 W. Vermont

BAKERY HELP

Man age 20-35 to learn baker's trade 0 experience necessary but” we wan: only reliable man with good past em: ployment record who does not object t&

afternoon or evening hours. Good pay West Baking Co. 1331 E. Washington st Employment Available i as BILLERS STENOGRAPHERS TYPISTS CLERICAL

5-Day, 40-Hour Week Apply Office Manager

Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.

941 N. Meridian

BOYS WITH BICYCLES

"Ages 18 or over, for light work: hour plus allowance for bike, ey Saturday and Bunday time and one-half vacation with pay. Mr, Dalton 18 N, Meridia

WESTERN UNION

~ BOY FOR LABELING ROOM

18 YEARS OR OVER

See Mr.

Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.

640 N. Capitol 11-152

Gansman,

45-Hr. week. See M3

Errand Boy &ici."s's wv. £

Photo Engraving Co., 225 N. New Jersey 1

WANTED: Bricklayers or bricl contractor for work at uniof scale six 10-hour days. Write of wire P. O. Box 188, or phon 2-4510, Middletown, Ohio.

A-1 CAB'NET MAKER for julniire re pair shop. 850 Virginia av

CLERKS Permanent positions under state nel system. Applicants must be high graduates or have two years cloricd perience; $120 a month starting 3 Chance for advancement Forty week Liberal vacation and sick group insurance, pension plan, union See Miss 8mith, 3rd floor, 8. Meridian st

Coal Truck Driver!

Muesing-Merrick Coal Co. 3830 Brookville Rd: IR-119

ATTENTION MEN!!!

has opportunities for qualified applicant for the “following job openings: ® Can Making Machine Operator ® General Laborers . ow ® Machine Cleaners

Openings on all shifts office, 1936 Bouth East St,

~ CARPENTERS Steady ‘Work—Top Pay—TR-0040 East Side Construction Co.

5 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER;

For factory millwrights and maintenance work. Must have

3 own tools, RCA-VICTOR Apply Employment Offios 3310 E. Michigan St, “Carpenters for G. I housing. Steady work

Bes. Mr. Fyles on job, 1854 E. i.e Grand,

YOUNG LADIES, 18-35, to distribute jooupona, No selling or experience necetsany. ©. Must nove ie LD]essme personality and be neat wee

ICE MEN :

Sober and dependable, tG run estal lished ice Joule. Salary and commissiod 814

x REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS

534 N, Nobis

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ring 3-9ay Phone Mrs. Dunia WA-9703 Save up to 40% —Use TIMES ant Ad» for results. Phone RI-BO5L :

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