Speedway Flyer, Volume 9, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1940 — Page 8

You are very happy when you realize someone has a personal interest in the appearance of your home.. When you shop with me at the Victor, I will have your personal interest at all times.

Call me for evening appointment 2 Hours Free Parking on lot just east of the VICTOR

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CLASSIFIED ADS FORD, MERCURY, LINCOLN ZEPHYR, FORD TRUCKS—3O day guarantee on used cars, Priced at figures that are generally low; good appraisal on your car. M. Beeler, 4951 W. 11th St. Bel, 2339. * SUMMER IS THE TIME FOR STUDY—More and more people are taking advantage of the summer time for extra study. Let me help you with your piano lessons this summer. Mrs. John Compton, Tal. 1615, Speedway studio, 4977 West 13th St. WE SHINE all kinds of shoes and restore the color to your twotone shoes. Cleaning white shoes and pocketbooks is our specialty. Ask for Herb at Stan’s Barber Shop. 14th and Main St. LOST—lnstruction Book: “Foundation to Trombone Playing” by Fred Blodgett, and an Indian- . polis News route book, belonging to Harold Mason, somewhere on Auburn Street between 16th and 12th Streets. Finder please return to Robert Huber, 4976 West 12th Street, or call Belmont 1945-M. FRIES FOR SALE—32c per lb. (10c for dressing) 5112 Crawfordsville Road. Mrs. ChaS. B. Schockley. , FIRE INSURANCE—Save 25% We represent the Indiana Lumberman’s and Grain Dealers’ Mutual Insurance Companies. Prompt Loss Adjustments. Save on all kinds of insurance. NOBLE, 1522 Main Street. i LOST—a part of my Rosary—the cross and five red beads. Reward . Return to Rev. Anderson. Moca bray,- ■' ~' ~ ’ FOUND—On Speedway bus, a St. Jude medal. Nora Bray. Dream Girl Visions Even in waking hours it is possible for the brain to create visual pictures which are not the result of actual seeing. A love-sick man can see “the girl of his dreams” without much difficulty. If he shuts his eyes to close out conflicting impressions from the surroundings, the picture of his sweetheart is still more vivid.

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LOCAL BOYS ORGANIZE SOFTBALL TEAM % Some of the more energetic and sports-loving boys of our community have recently, under the direction of Albert Webb, banded them-, selves together into a softball team. The boys have been working diligently in practice in order that they might get some of the worst “kinks” and “charleyhorses” out of their muscles which are none-to-liihber so early in the season. The members of the team have

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TRY THE CLASSIFIED ADS, , *• > /; Jr r > JHOW up the neighborhood | this year. Along with cleaning out the weeds and getting some new plants going, how about some permanent fixing up with the paint brush and Burdsal Paints. They do a whale of a job of putting fresh color where it does the most good. ftiudiofa ; ~47 |>t«A»iuTv ' Grande’s Hdwe. 1522 Main St. Bel. 4988

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all “chipped in” and paid the fee into the Brownsburg Night League and are looking forward to some very .thrilling encounters with the various other teams which* a?fe participating in the same league as well as with teams that are not entered. Although the boys have worked themselves into a snappy and hardworking ball club, they were defeated in their opening game of the season by a determined team from Brownsburg by a score of 7-3. The line-up for the first game was as follows: |J. Tremor J... s. F. |J. Ewing . l. f j H. Hazelwood c. F. ,C. Tremor T r. |D. Cavanaugh j. jj |R. Hoerger >........ 2 . B. M. Ward , S S |a. webb ;. 3 ; B .‘ R. Alspaeyer q F. Wallace p

LIONS CLUB HOLDS DINNER IN HONOR OF LADIES NIGHT The Lions Club of Speedway entertained their ladies with a .chicken dinner at Horuffs Inn on | last Wednesday evening. Bob , Thomas, chairman of the event, reports that the occasion was well attended and quite successful from every angle. Mr. Waldo Ross, a member of the Lions Club of Mooresville, Indiana, gave a short talk and a musical program was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Broo after which Mrs. Broo played the piano for group singing. Rev. Anderson gave a short talk on the program of Lionism for this community. Floyd Farley, newly elected Club president, presided over the festivities of the evening. To quote an old phrase, “everyone had an enjoyable time,” Visiting guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. Dorset, Mooresville and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Ross of Indianapolis.

REVISED RULING FOR CCC Changes in CCC regulations will open enrollment to unemployed youths whether they come from relief families or not, Martha G. Breidenbaugh, Hendricks County welfare director, was informed today by a bulletin from the Federal Security Administration. According to the Revised ruling, youths who do not have dependents are permitted to deposit their earnings with the CCC finance office until the end of their enrollment period, when it will be returned to them in a lump sum. The director pointed out that this, change opens the CCC to an entirely new group, of youths, who although not actually in want have been unable to find jobs or to go on to school. Boys who have finished high school and want to go 'to college have an opportunity to join the CCC and save enough money in six months or a year to help them meet the expense of a college education.

BROWNSBURF F. & A. M. „ TO MEET ON FOURTH Brownsburg Lodge No. 241 F. and A. M. has called a special meeting for Thursday morning July Fourth at four A. M. The Lodge will open on the Master Mason Degree and the officers will confer the first section. Pentalpha Lodge, F. and A. M. of Indianapolis will exemplify the second section of the Sublime Degree of a Master Mason with their 25 male choir assisting. The Lectures will be concluded with by the members of

' Letha's BEAUTY SHOP 5975 W. 16th SL Bel. 2768 Letha Medenwald

Open 24 Hours A Day, Except Sunday, When We Close At 1:00 A. M. Sharon Leo Sandwich Shop —SANDWICHES—x , < We make our own ice cream, v Vanilla or Chocolate —25c quart WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Clarence M. Houpt 1504 Main Street

closed, and guests will retire to the basement of the Christian Church where they will enjoy a breakfast of eggs, bacon, hot biscuits, jams, jellies, etc. with aU the trimmings. The speaker for this eventful program will be Dr. William F. Rothenberger, pastor of Third Christian Church, Indianapolis and a Past Prelate of DeMolay Commandery of Knights Templar, will speak on “Christian Democracy vs. Totalitarianism.” AdjournamenJ will be at 7:45 a. m. Many distinguished Masons have accepted their invitations to be present for this patriotic'assembly and convocation. i. SPEEDWAY THEATRE You want to take certain precautions when you go to see Jack Benny in his newest comedy, “Buck Benny Rides Again,” starting Sunday for a three day showing at the Speedway Theatre. We recommend aii extra strong belt or girdle, to guard against sidesplitting; and your oldest dress or suit of clothes, against rolling in the aisles. For Benn’s newest picture is also undoubtedly his funniest, and if you can contain your mirth when Jack mounts a horse and rides the herd, then you are a rougher audience tnan this reviewer. We further defy you not to howl with laughter whep Rochester does his imitation of Fred Astaire.

The story starts with Jack and his colleagues at a broadcasting station. The shift to the wild west begins when Jack tries to impress his girl friend in the picture, played by Ellen Drew, with the notion that he owns a ranch in Nevada. Ellen takes him up on it, with the result that Jack has to be extricated from his difficulty by Andy Devine, who actually owns a ranch. Thereafter, the scene is the range where Jack goes through the motion of twirling a lasso, branding steers, and riding the herd—for none of which his past as a Waukegon cowboy had fitted him. How he extricates himself, with the critical assistance of Rochester, Phil Harris, Andy Devine and other loyal members of his company, forms the denouement. or something. Anyway it all is swell fun. “Opened By Mistake” featuring Charlie Ruggles, Robert Paige and Janice Logan round out the second half of the bill. This trip-hammer laugh-thriller starts with reporter Robert Paige wanting a vacation, and being gullible enough to take Charles Rugftles’ advice. The plan doesn’t work but it uncovers a truck that covers a corpse. Cods aren’t far behind this discovery, nor is Janice Logan, who is looking for a million dollars, sached in a Similar trunk. Charlie tries to keep his head clear, and anxiously tries to help everyone in the madcap maze of mixed drinks, mistaken identies, and mysterious murders that follow. William t Fraley an old hand at baiting i Charlie, acts the role of an indignant publisher.

OPERATOR SENDB POLICE, WHO NAB BURGLAR Quick thinking on the part of Mrs. Donnie Mills, night telephone operator at Athens, <3a., led recently to the arrest of a burglar. When a call came through from a sandwich shop at 4:30 o’clock in the morning, Mrs. Mills became suspicious, as she knew that the shop closed around midnight. She called the police immediately and told them about the call, and then switched back to the shop and held the caller on the wire, under the pretense that she was trying to complete his call. When the police arrived they arrested a man who had broken in. THE SPEEDWAY FLYER IS SPEEDWAY’S OWN. SEND IN YOUR NEWS ITEMS

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HARRY’S SPEEDWAY BARBER SHOP ' 1542 Main Street FRIENDLY SERVICE EXPERT BARBERING

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Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY FRIDAY and SATURDAY—.JUNE 28-2~ PRESTON FOSTER ANN DVORAK in ‘CAFE HOSTESS’ WILLIAM (Hop-A-Long) BOYD RUSSELL HAYDEN In ‘HIDDEN GOLD’ Chapter Three “THE GREEN HORNET” SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY—JUNE 30-JULY 1-2 JACK BENNY ELLEN DREW ROCHESTER in ‘Buck Benny Rides Again’ CHARLIE RUGGLES—JANICE LOGAN—ROBERT PAIGE ‘OPENED BY MISTAKE’ WEDNESDAY and Thursday—JULY 3-4 SPECIAL BIG HOLIDAY PROGRAM DEANNA DURBIN—KAY FRANCIS—WALTER PIDGEON ‘IT’S A DATE’ FRED MttMURRAY JEAN ARTHUR MELVIN DOUGLAS, In ‘TOO MANY HUSBANDS’ SHOW WILL BEGIN AT 8:38 ON THURBDAY NIGHT - .* ,

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