Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1946 — Page 24
n's restaurants.
_a ot Meat 'o ated that x STENOGRAPHER future career. Pittsbur, Plate Ni Association Retail Deale estim; Co., State. an 36,000 Bushes shops 1 have closed and predicted the shortage | BOOKKEEPING HAND IRONERS madden. office "loca Bduiey.™ yr : , : rom Circle. 44-hour week. Starting 1 — MACHINE OPERATOR Eporienged fn oe Gi band Auto Mechanics | machine. Good : Ag . : i coud ok AC) | INDIANAPOLIS RE SE IY) STERLING LAUNDRY fifsinnt rey uy pes| Bill Kubn Says: abundant. Many “TODAY IND. AFSL Rail Wive 735 Lex Yor mterview view call LI-3 Let's Talk Horse Sense they may EVENTS 214 Traction ction Terminal xington STENOGRAPH The best way to find out about a few weeks. |E A& Reformed Women's Guild of ER place and its desirability is to talk ie vert EAGICA CULE, 50 Tranter 3 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER LEARN ra, to the men who work there; and I for emergency Et Federation of Labor, annua DEATH. Permanent Position . di § oa surroundings, invite you a Jou 10 Ho unt hak * patients whose indianapolis Times, Wed, Nepi is, i046 39-Hour Week ASCINAUDG. Job In the 40-Hour week, and have a chat with Bill Conner. it. EVENTS TOMORROW KO th Bra oo 828 N *. S M hosiery business, R. K. 0. RapID PICTURES, “INC. Let him introduce you to other men George R. Dressler, executive 8€C« |, giana state Federation of Labor, annual | ave. "age years, entered into res ee Mr. Mohr 4 Oirls are being instructed 4p N. inn in our organization. Talk to them| retary of the Meat Dealers associa-| convention, Tomlin Sunday, wite ef Eimer J. Kohl mother THE WADLEY CO. in Mianutactuiing operations and sée why they say te . 3 t 5 : good starting rates are + Som, sate ¢ survey showed the Acute] * MARRIAGE LICENSES | ui aeisy wad ‘Mrs: Forrerr Hisheosk: |—3o0 wv: North St. RI-4484 offered together with the PITMAN.-MOORE CO. Foal ig YORE Wn Brow and 75 Tow the 60,000 mem- | Charles Christopher Aldrich, 408% Massa. Chapel, 8343 B. Wastiagton "st. Prionds rei BG increased awe SIBE ‘cH ' ber ver stores to Jock their doors. Siieinusecs™ Ta0ina Moore, 400 (Are re Sead, Burs Pag. ASSISTANT vidual 3 SoSrUiNG W indi- Stencgrapinr=Feriomnel NORTH 3) CHEVROLET" Half of Workers Laid Off "Boro Kereian: Foshestowt, Ov ©: | pEARSON—Martin Darrell, C.P.0. U. 8 a chance to learn vacacion "man. “oa bl About 50 per cent of the meat Lawrence 3“ Unica; Bertha PN Gept hired into rest ai Perisscols, ER. highly skilled, wel) paid fob, personnel office. - y dealers’ employees have been 1aid|ceraia &' dre che oni Mogno- | Ma Pearson, grandson of Martin . Fear-| (or girls 18 to 50, see Mrs, Dunn |. WADISON AVR 183 B MORRIS off, either temporarily or perma~ |, tele, Krothe, OIC pitied Wa Be Hy Ivan Suk y 3 Donald 1 Thomas W.. John P. op. SXparionce Necesiary; ‘at the employment an STENOGRAPH RB : ho od > a “ miontly, he Sad. Re ee rerguson, 306 N, Po na. | 4nd Bobiy G. Pearson. Servich =Priday asant working conditions E . Five Jucusund ghee Satcher Mavi “3 Boykin, 430 Roache; Lorraine tho Friends "sre welts. Burial Grant| For appointment please call REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS RRclenE mw Simo DEPT. MECHANIC shops closed ew utting ) _| Mortuaries. 1 Miss H - TI AN SS ESSEN4 Earl Brown, 230 W. North; Philista Joh s Mart AL; : ot otal saves 1 2000000 etn | Bo JET CFot eo Ehime VERO Bl, URIS, tad Of Experienced Shirley Gorp, 330 E. $1. Joe Experionced:en tomers. Operators sald they could |""[7, ce Mb. Vernon. Ind. I Jy haan air Bt Then CLIMAX SEAMLESS L TPL IAA AR TR TE Ford Car Repairs not obtain meat except in the black Owen Clifton Biter, 3 303 W. Vermont, No.| Faye Robitwon passed away Tuesday after y OOPERS STENOGRAPHER et. | nN Clo sella Jean’ Bartlett, 2113 _Belle- poan, eral services will ; i ; a carlton Davis 917 N. Shefeld; Marie ard inh 6 ud Funeral Hobe, Tino MACHINERY CO. Temporaly Work guired. Ee Deine Shirable. but hot See Mr. Eckri In Pt. Dodge, In, 60 restaurant Smith, N. Sheffield 1:30 o'clock Interment Greensburg ina. REAL SI 1008, 3 BY Building Credits, Ine., ric owners closed their doors to pro-|James B. en. 620 W. 13th; Prances|Priends are welcome. : 301 S. LaSalle CH. 7660 LK HOSIERY MILLS | 10%. 13 E Marker $i" Biag’ Li-i3. test OPA’s order to roll back prices MoH or Pu. 13th; Dora STEIDLE- Mar ry. ge H. Si Broadway. 834 N - Noble Stensgrashor DE GENERAL BAKING CO. on meals containing meat to June| Smith, 618 W. 1 : ig Abels Siudie, — tion, Good starting salary; 8-5 3 Ingals Somaining me Hiriok 3° Mouw. Raysl Ouk Mion; | ser of Mh. George Schmialt and Frank CASHIERS HE odern north. aide mae 3a ead (5-day WK. Cull TW. Hutchison, CH-b1. 318 W. Vermont yee Ann * otn. | Monday morning. Funeral from Speaks & children, pets or laundry. Must be Kramer Corp., 235 8. LaSalle Bt ' Henry Franklin Hilscher, 546 E. 19th Sp good would boycott wholesalers who de- Ee Se ; Birr 3 Home, Jos N + Meri ian at Oyen Only cook, Stay nights. Call HU-2024, STENOGRAPHER . liver to one restaurant which re- lawrence id 5, Near 08s ian oud de | church a. nw Banal at. g Arie Ty ceme- Apply personnel department, EPINED lady to Sare for 2 children and Distation snd iets hone. Hours 9-5, AUTO MECHANICS fused to close. James Edward Munn. cher; tery, Priends Invited. keep house, ely po washing or days pe Binge. Alr Products |1T TAKES J 4 15 SECONDS TO READ Poultry, Shortage Seen Ma Slims, 3 ye N. Bille View Fitury STRONG William w., husband of Elanor, tooo. ¥: Permanent | it all Bg. x. & Ehnty vans phe In a a A ey rehacle me. L. J. Radke, \ ) : er. of Joe, son o and Mrs, Be tenogra r chano "and want to earn what el te ows Raswurnt saci | 5 Kf, Su i iame cron. | EE rt SES A MARK-IN GIRL |, face siete rotors or FEI, FF MAE Tp poi said ‘the shutdowns probably will | Ral A Erevan. Pennayivante hotel: i ural i Ay a” ean By >. ae ends invited. _ a Wanted tmmediately. No eo ence| Su eT ™ Pittaburgh. Plate Glass, pours we Jornasones, % an aay Jou you ord te sinh Sn | Site day Rey Gashir S57 LR pf dard TORS SR ES BR i A Bag I - h . . Zine an Zine. ce a Friday, 8:15 a. m 4 Northeast Oha pel, ae Er aoe roth: Mimeap WHEL TL Bello 1, prem: |B bin, B00 TS Seneral Clerd So oy Sem wep Ys Now Siok Chevover have to close sgon. y ie Py 7" am Sai : a dayw od: pel Friends uy FoR ‘Northeast enera C erical conditions. Chance or okie bia postion. igi AUTO MECHANICS The meat picture was clo Ourvoll DeWify Trower dae . Holmes; | of service. Moore Mortuaries. Fan, Ace: aoe * #ih. Citizens Gas & Coke Testy, The House of C Prefer experienc on Fords but not necstill more by reports that there will Richard Shane Wall, 4 Ss N N Beville; Joyee| \ARD OF TH 3 ohote week; employee's discount. 134 8. Meridian rane exeelie fens Tre and condi tions. Weald "a be a shortage of poultry by Feb- —— DODBON—We wish to (Bank our friends. Apply personnel office WE WANT YOU!!! WALT HISER, INC. ruary, Poultry stores had more BIRTHS relatives and neighbors for their kind SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO If vou can take light dictation tn a poultry than a year ago, but Au- Gila mpathy and beautiful floral tributes at ' . Small Parl phils 0d are interested Typist i a oe BH ot i gust chick production reached a new At St. Francis—Edward, Carolyn Gagan Ma. parol. Dod on. Lrg Ms Thy thank with good pay. See ar 'adking. va 5 A SU ARANTER—OOMAS8T MISSIONS low for the year Willis 2. hid Williams, 4 Toe Parley Bios, for thelr king consideration Rigging Kentu Lon ak oriunity. 30TH & CENTRAL SALES ONG ats01 Eis . onder v AMILY. conn . Other developments across the Al Coloma iWedmore, Vivian Smith, : a Sule oe Onderwitens valine General Office ris nd Ine working conditions. BAKERY HELP country: ure Ann Smit Harold, Mildred | FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8] Phone” ge week: or Op P® pouiek.| ___ HU-T44T. 49th and Winthrop. R. K.O. RADIO PICTURES | 10m vem We ant nis mos Aub Morris: William, Toy : 'Herschell, RI-4966. es Suly Tulible mah wD1148, Tox cTus Tein Huts Juanita Hanaway; La rence, Marina CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 430 N. Tilinois 3 Sood Psi" Washington record. West pric der wa “dent, nena | Sings cov, > 4, Unum» woven mami C) ERK.TYPIST | PAY ROLL CLERK TYPIST wR sis BAER: to at least 1000 small cafes and|” ford: Hiab hole Ski any; yg Po ARLEY FUNERALS ui R: Mom genera : AND GFNERAL OFFICE for general office work. Apply to Mr. Ober. |Ind. op, napois ¥ . protested to OPA and President on; Robert, Kathryn Perling. and commis + dicta. Stationers, Inc. BILL CLERK FOR | B M Truman. An Austin restaurant|ac Hem Home-—Aifred. | arie Lawson, 643 8. BERT S. GADD 3 ing helpt Experi 38 N. Penn. St. Elegtromatic Billing Machine. Must closed, leaving a sign: “Beef is gone.| Nor, sore, Joie. Mary Laster. 1003 W300 n uason| REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS [ro tc oo opie to TYPIST York Go 80 are ye. "| Marviand, ‘an rgare type. Hours: 9 to 5 Monday New York Central “Freight Ofice OKLAHOMA CITY, Skiar~=The At 86 Prasets_avie Beulah | McNeal; 1801 Et : 0S ‘ Ss through Friday, 9 fo | Saturdays.| , Foiitien, open tor regiirement BS Ham Oklahoma Dorothy Meaker, and Jom slay EMaNLh associa 3 J Cora e c- wid sha. Jems GH H. HERRMANN JLUBE-TIPST a vn Salary, $30 week to start. Prefer| f° Building Ed The. BOYS Rm ast, Bul Dou, | tas TSE To 0, pnp no N. W. ALLEN Ww Some butchers were closing several Hussey: William, Lo bi A (Darlene Re & TITUS LI-4408, 513 Guaranty Ph i gt. and general office work. See Mrs. Newell, ITH BICYCLES days each week. Hospitals had no| Sin, ine, Lavion: Dwight Beity | 81 N. Delaware St. LOVE MACHINE & TOOL co. FO Isle & Swrage Corp, MS! 18 or over, Tor Ught work:.Sh surplus on hand. Lire man, Ruth Coch, and Her | ori en, AUGRANAN—SS Weal Fab WOMEN 717 W, 26th St. hour plus allowance for bike, overtime, ATLANTA, GA. — Meat markets Mgoward: Tactile Bun ns: ‘Aino hony. Rosi ol a ALL CT BASuridy and gunday Ume and one-hal -— urns: . - Desira ermanent. reported slim supplies with no hd Pau Esthet Barnes SHIRLEY BROS. CO. To Work in Claim Dept, Pox Stone. Siaflord & Stove. Consoli- . Dalton 18 N Meridian
at 10 per cent of capacity
| | ouetting 15
uranfs Closing: 0C ) Butcher Shops Down
a IIL cutiowely Toeed of Butehet shops today and threatened to: close
Abbott; Doroth Sinith: Dutley. Ruth W117 i i Farleigh, Lida Bradshaw, 1120 W. Jib. 2nd Sam, Luevenia Moore, 926 8.
were forced to lay off men. a C. Aléxander, 79, at city,
Stockyards officials said they were ay, itce Was Washburn, 81, Oharles J. M
Warman; Millard, hb . fila Anna Brown,
rt, Cardio, vascular renal. Jelinie Alice M. Harris, 65, at 2020 Ralston, eardio vascular renal. ni Smith, 72, at Methodist, coronary | kee] sake. lon coin and license Os Dodson, 56, at 1325 Lafayette, eoro-|9877.
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NATIONAL HOSIERY MILLS
Cull RI-6511, 8 A. M. to § P. M,_
$29 81984 nm. munots
Stines, Frances aaJior, 516
JONES & HURT MORTUARY
SHEFIELD CHAPEL oP and Ra Ambulance Service Shelby Bt
GA-2970
DEATHS
ar HERI W. STIRLING
MORTUARY PFR-§117
1417 Olive, arterioaig, 50, at Veterans’, oarel-
JC Wi 1234
1son rpm. or
Prospect
HE MA-9438
Newp 80, at 8268 Jefferson, CH 63, at Methodist, conges-
thrombosi
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J. L. Hudson
ward, Mrs.
“Michigan
Frank Peters, “731
Subvivers : Wife, M Lysle Johnson: or
gE Mrs,
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ires, L n, Mrs oh i T, Mr pveradt r! a ist Ri Drath TY tson; sister, Mrs,
. Bx —Austin aon, Parents, Mr, Et = Survivors: Bh brother, Eroest " sister,. La i... yson.
vou RAMMER... William Connell, 64. Survie. Wife, Fannie, ar Walter ni son, James; brothers, HANNA William ha Utroske, 77. Survivors: brother, - ter, Miss Tillis Obrosk. Ou; ais
Surfers, Mrs.
Ma Ary Jane cer,
" SuNARION-—Mrs. Ma i Ea BEE, fir ig Lines.
Hp Mis. EL
SVILLE Benjamin i : Bons, Benjami No ek: i da ars, Sire Bessie rlock; si Mae Me rind. Ee,
6s, Hoy: dau hters, ariaeniers. | ) sisters. Mrs. son, 8.
Wite, Roy.
son, Mrs. ,, Mrs. Lillte Da
tthew Rauschen-
4 Nife th; , Mrs,
Miller, 63. Sur-
mis. aude; sister,
Sars Eva Reed, 77.| India mapol ; daughte re Maria | Keokuk, io
. Buchanan’ Mortu
dent, will pr
how an initiation meetin t Mrs. Katie ie ent, Kem- | nigh i Wal
na Har. N
on. st worthy matron, Jefferson Jackson, worthy
patron.
day A Alvin be
» covered dish followed b their hall at
The Mills mn church will sponsor a fis
The 1alies auxiliary of of the International of Machinists 278 will hold a | FEMALE HELP ' WANTED Teale 14 ii Thursday st 8 p. m, In
of arrangements.
orinithian chapter 456 0. E. S. wii training. ” $200
m. toShsiqretn Masonic temple, 2815 Mrs, Pearl Rodgers is
Wn mberla and 0. E. 8. 515 will hold an|EXCEL ation a) Barker, 84. Survivor: Father, Shelby | 8 p. m., Sept. 25. in
a N Bennett Circle,
ceremony at its meeting at
ww of the spare ti will meet at In Ria N. Illinois st
P. Hone
Daye of the a Corps 196 has scheduled | today. uncheon Friday noon, to| Times a meeting at 12 N. Illinois st. install
committee of the Valley|.
r-B-Q a Practica
p.m. Saturday,
t the
neluding weld'ng, metal work.
chureh from |at home. A308, Ti
Washington.
in AUTO BODY AND Spray painting to learn now in your
Easy me,
uto business.
Auto Crafts Training, Box
ation,
EARNING OPPORTUNITIES FEN
Chance for a p. m. Thurs |shop of your own. We'll show you how Here's one of the most profitable branches Get the facts. Write
owners earn from $125 to weekly; why net you? [Investigate vow, Classes starting. Royal Beauty Academy
Roosevelt bldg.
os Yiinos and
DER work, and
ood job or a
A309,
‘Apply _
* Employment Office
L. S. AYRES
. Btate Agency Office 40-Hour Week
MA-6251 or call at 839 Security Trust bldg.
See Elizabeth STERLING LAUNDRY 735 Lexington
Greater Opportunities Than Ever Before In Fascinating
Communications
Now You Can Choose Soul Starting Point Begin a Sh
Telegra aphy
No Experience
paid to those working 3 to 11:30 p. m. Opportunity ‘to work overtime at time and one-half,
Apply Employment Office
RCA-VICTOR
3310 E. Michigan St.
p.m, in ATW demands more men for maintenance and overhaul ork, Bright TCuns. hoch inclined, 1 Hh. a for spare time Diesel Training, Box
If you are mechani-
ay for full facts.
Mae | m— ts hall. Mrs. Ray Paust is in charge
EEE
Thur
Mrs. J. IW. an and M
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ABIGT Karen Lee, daughter of Herman sister of Jerry Abigt; granddatghter of Mrs. Estelle and Evan Inman, Services Thursday,
% William — of rs. Charles ter. iam H -
HADLEY Robert D., 6374 College pulisband of Creta, father of ny ae.
1 Girl,
7 weeks, darlin
Nancy e, Hermann Jr. and
assed away. Tuesday,
0:30 a. m., Conkle Pu-
Accounting—C trical
25-48,
who can accept responsibility to keep books. Must know bookBly India ianapelis Times, Wed, TT “1046 keeping and typing, Shorthand desirable. rmanent, Good working conditions,
Gaseteria, Inc. 1031 E. Washington
WOMEN 16 TO 35
Light clean factory work. Day er nights. Apply In person, between § a. m. and 11 a m.
THE BARBASOL CO. Wo 846 N. Senate
PAY RATE INCREASED Starting Rates 75¢ Hour Automatic increases every 30 days for 3 months. Promotion opportunities to 9S4¢ hour. Interesting work making RCAVICTOR ' records, RCA radio
uary. Tim later, wv call at mortuary afternoon
4825 Broagway; widow
logan, Thomas Kier Harry Leeder, Providence,
We will train you If you like figures; good starting salary; au- , tomatic raises,
=>» LANE BRYANT <=
752 East Market st.
nersl Home, 1934 W. Michigan Beauly operator, licensed; invited. “Burial Floral Fark Prignds may under 38. Call TR.) Jobs Open Now VAPplY Today! at funera ome after . 1 Wednesday, p Employment Avellable BYRNE-Cora M., 73 years, of 1106 Ludlow as ; ave.; mother of James L. B IELERS of Mrs, Della Croucher a Oar ar "er STENOGRATNERS R c A . v | ¢ T 0 R JOA Lain, Passed w ao way w sday, TYPIST! Apply Employment Office A Ch Rend ne 5 boii the fordan oni SAPMICAL 3310 E. Michigan st. .| Wednesday, py Funeral 20. 8-Day, 40-Hour Week 3 pm Friends invited. Burial Me: Apply Office qu § G., of Southport, Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. GIRLS—WOMEN Douglas 1 N. Meridian BW #- oh pl ns a hald —— Steady Work te shire o Ag ler doing BILLERS Experi Corti Unnecessary 2 a n nce wa, Tuesday. Tries par in y
Apply tn Person
BEMIS BRO. BAG C0.
1900 Barth Ave. (Sou (South)
“Fur Finishers
Is. died Wednesda Funeral tice cd ends ma cal at the restience
ice by Kirby OrtuAry.
of Robert, avant and Richard Dale, son Mrs Hadley, ol away Monday. _ Planner & Buchanan alo liary 0 a. m. Friends Invited. Burial
The E
Wn. H. Block Co.
has openings fof.
Bookk'pers-Typists Unit Control ¢
Joti
‘Week
Bagh, 3s Piooe
erk
Experienced or Appreritice 46-Hour Week
Liberal Discount on Purchases THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. A . 7th Floor
for girl Office osated down
A eirln "3 b-day week.
EE 2] 3431, vo
PERSONNEL
rial
/
1737 Mass. Ave.
Opening for capable young ability and
| pleasing personality, excellent op portunity for development with attractive salary scale and excel lent working conditions.
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.
steady employees. ers, 2835 Noribwasien
Sales Ladies
ch manager.
s bonus, life
Davis
A real opportunity, pleasant daytime work as a dry cleaning Salary plus semi-annual bonus, paid vacation,
insurance for
Clean-
roinbeiis tp, avemn. (Cobia club WESTERN UNION stro a »- Anemia, LOST—Lady's purse containing money and . = pe re A, ie 823 8. Harlan, | “0. t's bilifold, ladies’ rest Joam-"T Terminal trains we and pays while learn. whos! NELL En au Sylvia peck. n, at 1205 N. Oxford, cerebral| Building, Friday. RETURN MRS. rates are higher than : \ PRANK ENN OOD INDI- vei Defoe. Man Elie Metin a AT , 64, at 2433 Northwest- (ANA. LIBERAL REWARD. Apply RB WNobliitt, Traffie Mgr. Olive “Buck; i an ult MW orn. Ea 618 W. 30un | PART BEAGLE hound white, Black and cinanly Ble cerebral thrombosis. brown spots, 1 bad eye, very much a gIiTON ph, varren Olowser, 80. | Ned ( COINS. 34, "at Methodist, multiple | Pet; 14 years old; gunshy. Reward. BE- WESTERN UNION b 3 ters, Mis. Pravk oyce, Mrs. Harry Emm ma Woollan, 71, at Mathadist, uremia. | LOST—Brown and white jemale, collie on en Sei omer Randall, Mrs. Harry | Charles Bau gh, 68, City, cerebral| north side, Reward. TA-3 Needs LOST~Black and white s _ western oH OA rms Board Jeger Be Cnafiman, 29, at Veterans’, chronie| “phony about 12 hands. Call TR-7396, Counter X da Wolf: Bodey; sons, Jam Br Gatheridge, 20, at 1917 Broadway, | LOST —8ection for stake truck, color, red. . . ma Burke, R.., Jr.; sisters, a. Vests diffuse sclerosis. Reward. BR-5453. Receptionists rke, i ma Talmon; brother, Ed- : - : Pleasing personality Age 20-26 AttracEe MLAND. 3h. Margaret J x O . : INSTRUCTIONS 8. rime wes izas| Organizations : SR FT. BRANCH-Clyde Mc - 88. Sur- ; BEAUTY COURSE SAL Bowles: nen aT pani ea HE Queen Esther 0. E. 8. 3 will celebrate Special. Only $125—Reg. $200 Valve. 3.8 “| droiere Beh wich » diner ot $5.) | Nags pit Prea"“sataiogue. amd tle Young Women 8 ic tem or . “vr pores, Wig. anos: Bhackbee 78. | niinols sts. | An initiation meeting Wii | phone information. Easy terms. g oe ¥. Gerad A. : os id follow. Mrs. Mary Middaw is worthy ma-| penden ro mow! Day oy alent ee Beamon; brainer,’ Chase: | tron, George C. Park. PATE, Worthy patron, schon}. G. I'S ATTENTION Interesting factory jobs for qualified leonard | ty, . gurvivors: Wile, ar Jas Societies i mast toni, ght. This school approved by G. L oeffice.| young women ages 18 to 30. Starting fo SR i en Ben bor Te €h l | oa2Ed Josie 700 88,70 | ut 5c per hour with automatic inerense 8 Tr hostess and Mrs. Cora Bernhardt, ores plan all school expenses are au each 30 days for 3 months; 10% bonus
29 W. Washington Opening for SALES LADY Experienced in Jewelry.
Fine rtunity Apply 3d Floor, Rear
CHARLES MAYER & CO.
SALESLADIES
California and Market
for Tolletries, Candies and Tobacco. ope Jeul's experience preferred Ages to 50.
HOOK'S
DEPENDABLE DRUG STORES
Sts.
~ SALESLADY WANTED
131-8. llinois St. AVON PRODUCTS 3 Open Territories, South. RI-8533, Competent Secretary to work in sales promotion of fice. Light dictation. Pleasant
working conditions; 40-hour week. Employee's discount, surance.
Group in-
Apply Advertising Dept.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO,
hy
other
Employment
Office
240 N. Meridian
STENOGRAPHER
are available for stenographic and phon work.
Good p easant - ing oi lione and By
INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE CO.
5 A Good Place; for a Girl to Work
.40-Hour, 5-Day, Week
Good’ Working Conditions
Located on Circle,
RE OIL CO.
10 Test Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER
TYPIST PO aable hours. Mr. Weber. Con__solidats ed bldg. ! Stone, tone, Stafford & % Stone.
S-T-O-P EAL ‘SILK'S
Employment Office 634 N. Noble
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 montb 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.
Switchboard, Billing
Permanent Position
THE HOUSE OF CRANE 124 S. Meridian RI, 2353
YOUNG WOMEN
assures you more money and respon. sibility as you learn. Ask e girls who work here. Apply now: Employment Office—240 N. Meridian
Indiana Bell Telephone Co.
MALE-FEM. HELP WANTED 10
Grocery Clerks
Full-time ambloyess on only. Vacations with pay. ent jobs. Apply personnel eT.
Pr.
1011 EAST
Al R
C
Soda Fountain
Part or Full Time We have a number of openings for men and women (18 to 50) to work on our fountain.
See MR. MOORE Apply at Office.
HOOK S DEPENDABLE
DRUG STORES California and Market Sts.
WAY BILL CLERK— COMPTOMETER OPR. Good Pay Opportunity for Advancement PENN. RAILROAD 139 E. SOUTH ST. +
-
BOT «tay ghia A fa
Earp
And Learn of Excellent Jobs Open *
Begin a career that|
WOMAN to © ar elder] Tady evenings. References rfid GAS.
MALE HELP WANTED. 11] Junior Accountant Jeieran. Good Glass
o| FEMALE HELP WANTED 9| MALE HELP WANTED un’ BILLING CLERK . EXPERIENCED pe Switchboard Typist - 18 to 30. Must be able to irpe and} « FUR FINISHERS STENOGRAPHER pion, Haritod Notion: a Sodomy pave an aptitude Sr Todern FU: : Fire [Insurance FACTORY OPPORTUNITIES
Our continued expansion program again makes available a few open-
ings for capable young men at work.
in modern machine industry, Ex-
cellent starting rate and future for qualified applicants, or
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McOuay-Norris Mfg. Co. i 1731 Mass. Ave. :
MEN
To assemble dining room furnl ture frames. No reference | necessary.
JOHN J. MADDEN MFG. CO. 16th St. and Sherman Dr.
sion, 1-10 p. m.; $4 day. 1643 B. fe HELPER ON HOTEL LAUNDRY TRUCK
See Mr, Gerber before 8:30 a. AME LAUNDRY We 1352 N. Illinois st.
MEN WANTED # Experienced . % Flour Packers % Peed Packers * Flour MID Workers
ACMEEVANS CO., INC,
& Blackford Sta
ICE MEN Sober and dependable, lished ice route. Sal 814 N. TA
to run estabe and commission, IMA Ul
wo. WANTED—LABORERS
to load and unload trucks,
Appl once. 320 8. New Jersey pply o4
MESSENGER
Age 18 to 25. Hours 7:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M, New York Central Freight Yard
301 N. Delaware
Auto Metal and Paint MANAGER
Enlarging our department.
Must be cae
pable of handling men and estimating all jobs,
Excellent salary, TA-3331.
JONES AUTO CO.
2055 Central Ave.
WESTERN UNION
BOY °
18 or over to handle parcel post mail bags. Air-conditioned building; 5 minutes from Circle.
with considerable electrica day work. We want a reliable man w b Wistesind in employmen as
General Maintenance Man experience; tan
& good service record. BAKING CO.
1331 B Washington
counter; 5-day, 40-hour week. pendability more important than previous experience; age 17 to 25, See Mrs, Williams, Classified Dept,
YOUNG MAN Adding ° machine and general
clerical positions as receptionist, 1: (taking want ads at the Times front
De-
The Indianapolis Times 214 W, Maryland
=> LANE BRYANT <=
752 East Market st.
BOY FOR LABELING ROOM
“1 VRARS OR OVER __ .-
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Indianapolis Paint & Color Co.
640 N. Capitol LI-1521
M Errand Boy HE ek Be wr
Photo Engraving Co., 225 N. New Jersey. WANTED: Bricklayers or brick contractor for work at union scale six 10-hour days. Write or wire P. Box 188, or phone 24510, Middletown, Ohio. VETERAN with knowledge of building
construction. Steady emloyment. Opportunity. Pittsburgh Plate Glass on 8. Btate.
A-1 INET MAKER for furniture repats AT 850 Virgin or ave. CARPENTERS Steady Work—Top Pay—IR-9040 East Side Construction Co.
5 EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS
Por factory millwrights and maintenance work, Must have own tools.
RCA-VICTOR
Apply Employment Office 3310 E. Michigan Bt.
Carpenters J» 0G. I housing
a Steady work, top pay Bee Mr, Pyles on job, 1 1854 EB. Lo Grande Experienced
Coal Truck Driver West Side Ice & Coal Co.
223 Lynn Ave. EXPERIENCED CASHIER Give reference last 5 yours emHours
yment. Steady wor Ploy 2 a. m. Address Times, Box
A-394. 0 COMPOSHOR ~~
Campbell 1 red 2 Co. EXPERIENCED cook
HI SPOT LUNC 411 8, nian
BLECTRI CIAN -. Experienced Sontrustion king conditions. See workin 0. oer Citizens Gas & Coke © Utliity, 2080 Prospect.
FACTORY HELP
| SHIPPING FOREMAN, age 35 to 45 | WELDER 2 MEN FOR SHIPPING LINE 6 MEN FOR ASSEMBLY WORK
|4 MEN FOR MACHINE SHOP
See MR. BURTON, 1104 N. Patterson st., or'vR. SWOVERLAND, 202 Liberty Bldg.
MEN—BOYS
BEMIS BRO. BAG CO. ve. (South)
tor
with truck ire
in better position, see 530 Kentucky ave.
IF EXPERIENCED
ht lines as office manager, ocal Seent and interested C. E. Donaldson, FR-1525.
VACANCY IN INDIANAPOLIS
for. m&R who has experience in office and management in ‘truckin by major truck line. for man who can qualify. Box 576.
Ingdusuy Satisfactory salary Address Times
PAN W Mr. Beals after 6 o'clock.
young man with some experience in oe shop. Night work. See 7 E. 23d st,
Porter—Colored BAR. MR. HUSSY, Sportsman s Club 934 N, Penn.
PRESSER
Experienced spotter and presser. ‘Permanent Job 40-Hour Week
Liberal discount on purchases
The Wm. H. Block Co.
Apply Employment Dept, Tth Floor
FOR
Process Engineer
To plan progressive line assembly and sub-assembly operations. Must have des gree in mechanical, industrial or elese trical engineering with at least 5 years process time study and work Splitets tion background. Apply or write,
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PRODUCTION TRAINEES
“15 OPENINGS First, Second and Third Shifts
MOULDINGS, INC.
741 E- MARKET
Experienced PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR Preferable under 35. Apply in person before 2 p. m.
THE BARBASOL CO; 846 ‘N. Sena
TWO RADAR TEST and INSPECTION SUPERVISORS
Must‘ have several years experience in supervision of test inspection and trouble shooting on radio set-assems blies, radio chassis and radio yinstruments. A good know. ledge of radio fundamentals is essential 3
Apply or write, ‘Employment Office |
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