Speedway Flyer, Volume 11, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1943 — Page 4

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9OR SALE—Baby bathinette, baby scales, nursery drapes, 2 bed jackets, round tab’e and walnut cabinet. Be 1559-M TOR SALE—6-room modern home. 1313 Winfield Street, Indianapolis. This is a nice home priced reasonably. Drive out and look it over. For further information call Be. 1492-W. • HOUSEWORK Lady living in Speedway. General housework, mornings only. Call evenings. 3540 Crawfordsville Road. TOR SALE—White Rock Fries. FOX’S FRUIT FARM. 3% miles north-west of Speedway, Talbot 0129. FOR SALE—Chairs, cot, fixtures for sink, grates for Rybolt furnace, other odds and ends. Call ' Belmont 2655-M before 10:00 A. M. XOST—Small Eastern Star pin, Sunday morning on 14th Street or Christian Church. Finder ' please call Mrs. Hayes, 4934 W. 14th street, Belmont 0067-W TOR RENT—Modern cottages on Shafer Lake. For reservations write to Lake Lodge Cottages. I R. R. 1, Monticello, Ind., or call Belmont 0023-W after 6:00 p m. TAPER HANGING—W. E. REYNOLDS, 1606 Fisher St., Speedway. Call Belmont 4326-M. Estimate free, KENDRICKS—The bicyle man, 15 years at 643 E. 42nd, now at 1907 E. Riverside Dr. WANTED—Paper hanging, paint--jng and paper cleaning. Work guaranteed. Miller, 3545 W. Washington Street. Belmont \ JHO-M. ■ FILM SERVICE—One 6 or 8 exposure roll developed and print- ‘ ed for 25c. Reprints from old negatives 4c each. Also will enlarge ' old negatives to any size. Bring ' or mail to Speedway Film Seri vice, 5440 Crawfordsville Road, I Res. Phone Be. 1822-J.

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The birthdays for June are Thomas J. Ledwith, 10th; Ralph M. Hale, 17th; Booth Scholl, 20th; Deward K- Ross, Frank Melson and Forster Burcope on the 23rd. Remember three on the 23rd. John Blair the 29th, Don Graham, 29th and Oliver E. Riggs, the 30th. We are sorry, sorry again that Leon Glidewell’s name was omitted from the June birthday list. His birthday was June sth. We are sure Leon will appreciate hearing

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,NSURA NCE I * MONTHS I • TO PAY I !?0 I PROTECTION I ** flS 1 t«TA«I» ATOWaJ Bernard F. Rosner AUTOMOBILE FINANCING GENERAL INSURANCE 1055 N. Lyndhont Dr. Belmont MOO

from you even though it is late and oir fault. Pfc Eric R. Enders, 12th H. Bomb Proc Hq, Army Air Base, Lincoln, Nebr. Pfc Leonzo V. Glidewell, Co. (H) 2nd Student Bn., Normoyle Ord Depot, San Antonio, Texas. Pfc Henry C Hazelwood Jr., 302 T S S, Flight C, Box 1256, Keesler Field, Miss. Pfc Irwin Frank Melson, 12th Tech School Sqd (S P) Barracks 749, Scott Field. Illinois. Pfc Harvey Phipps Jr., 3rd Student Squadron, K A A T, Kingman, Arizona. Pvt. Paul F- Stamm, Battery B, 14 B, F A-R T C, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 7th Sec. Pvt. Paul L. Jenkins, 736 Eng., H.U. Co., U S A, E U T C, Camp Claiborne, La. Pvt. John C. King, 35142030, USA, 342nd Medical Regt. Camp Cooke, Cal. Lieut. Jon J. Mann, C W S Replacement, New York District, Columbia University Club, 4 West 43 Street, New York City, N. YCpl. Tech Kenneth Schoenewey, Btry C, 173rd F A, Camp Gruber, Okla. Pvt. Clarence H. Williams, 421st Training Group, Flight B, Sqd. 1 Gulf Port Field, Miss. Pvt. Robert E. Williams is the same as Buddy’s. Robert A. Wieber, A S, Co. 628 U.S.N.T.S., Great Lakes, 111. Mr. Wieber formerly lived at 4949 West 15th Strtet Anyone wishing to add' their boy’s name to the list, please mail it to Mrs. Ganz Hammer, 2021 N. Lyndhurst Drive, Speedway, Ind.

Advice oo Sweeping When sweeping a room, open all the windows and sweep toward the center of the room. This prevents the dust from settling on the woodwork and the walls do not get so dusty as they otherwise would.

Speedway 9 s Best HO USE. PA I NT-VALUE A.y 'O'Bricfi'a Frepafea Paint—<he very to F s«» H uMi.cy, IV the very most in value. Twenty years use and thou- \ W sands of successful jobs stand behind this depend*’ 1 able, long wearing paint. lt spreads easy and far. It XJyg * 1 covers solidly. It is made in white and fourteen permanent colors. For Use on any exterior surface. Per Gallon in ® Gallon Lots I J PRIMING WHITE first coater for two-coaf work saves time in application and forms a strong bond between H WHM. I the old and new paint Easy to apply. • Per Gallon $2.95 Speedway Furniture Store |O YYyISJ 1414 MAIN STREET BE. 2988

'jiCC... A Jw I HE'S FIRING I TELEPHONE WIRE AT A ft' • This fighter plane with its wing guns Some 12,000 telephone calls are As ■ in action, uses up enough copper every needed to build a bomber; 63,000 to minute to make several miles of tele- launch a "Victory” ship. Such calls must |ay phone wire. not be delayed—must have the right- apF- ■ That’s the right use for copper now of-way. H ;. . and many other metals and mate- Your co-operation; your thoughtful, .alm rials also have gone to war. tparing use of telephone service, both It’s the reason why we can’t expand local and Long Distance; your patience V J3f our facilities to take care of the tremen- and understanding ... all are deeply ; dous volume of wartime calls. appreciated.

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Figure It Out Yourself. How can you effectively join in saving all the little children of the world from human slavery, death and injury from the Nazis and Japanese? Put more and more of your pay into war bonds every payday. Your savings will go to war in the form of war equipment and other munitions. How much more should you put into war bonds? The only ones who can answer that are—you and ybur family. It’s up to you to decide just how much more you’ll do to win the war. If you were fighting in the Solomons or in Africa or forcing a landing in Europe you’d like to feel that the folks at home were back of you —all the way—you’d be proud of your family and your friends if you knew they were buying war bonds not at 10 per cent or 15 per cent, but with every cent beyond that which they need for necessities. O. S. Tna/urr Dipartmat

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School News Mr. Robert L. Heath has been reappointed to the school board. His new term will expire August 1, 1946. Mr. Leonard B.‘ Mayhugh and Mr. Robert L. Thomas are the other members of the board. Several of next years first graders have been registered for entry in the school next fal’. If your child will be 6 years of age before November 30th, call the school, Be. 1062, and give the name and address of the child and date of birth. The school is open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 to 11:30 and from 12:30 to 4:00. The 4-H Club is meeting every day at the school building. Miss Hepperly is in charge of 4-H Club work. September 7 has been set as the opening day of the 1943-44 schodl term.

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Scout Bond Drive Is On Folks of Speedway, there are some very ambitious Young Americans right here in Speedway who are out on the streets going from door to door just to do their bit for Uncle Sam. I’m speaking of the boy and girl Scouts who are selling you a share in the grandest country on earth. They are doing it as a game just to see who can do the biggest bit for some of the boys. When they come to your door don’t

be surly to them. It might be that just after you have answered a Girl Scout, a Boy Scout may appear and then a Cub. Don’t turn any of them away, just tell the first one what you are buying this week and sign him up. Make a date with the second one for next week and sign her up them. The third one can still call on you and sell you by . the end of June. -Marion County Boy Scouts, Cubs Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls are pioneering the nation in an ex.periment at getting Americans to invest in America. If we all help them all we can, the effort will not

Stan’s Beauty & Barber Shop OUR PERMANENT WAVES Machineless Machine Halliwell Oil Frederic and and Jero-min Oilett Make Appointments Early Operator—Mrs. Harvey 4905 WEST 14TB STREET BELMONT Mil 3 Barbers Shoe Shine

Speedway Theatre SPEEDWAY CITY Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 17-16-19 JON HALL la 'WHITE SAVAGE’ STUART ERWIN—EVELYN VENABLE in 'HE HIRED THE BOSS’ Sunday and Monday, June 20-21 JINX FALKENBURG in 'REVEILLE WITH BEVERLY’ And IDA LUHNO—DENNIS MORGAN in 'THE HARD WAY’ Tuesday and Wednesday, June 22-23 'HANGMEN ALSO DIE’ 'UNDERGROUND AGENT’ Special—"YOUNG And BEAUTIFUL” Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 24-25-26 CLAIRE TREVOR—RANDOLPH SCOTT 'DESPERADOES’ Also 'THE HIDDEN HAND’

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FATHER’S DAY JUNE 20th ,Z z '' Have you forgotten that next ( 3SfN Sunday is Dad’s big day? Stop in / J here and pick out a gift that will /6\ I make him happy. I—4 ) How about a pound of his favorit® smoking tobacco? j'll We have his favorite pipe in all /a yO shapes and sizes! **■* Cigarette Cases—Rum and Maple Gift Sets Of course, he likes Yardley’s preparations. Yardley’s Shaving Bowls and Hair Tonic. Schaeffer Desk Sets and Fountain Pens Beck’s Drugs 15th St Main Bel. 2330

Diamonds Watches Robert L. Stout Jeweler EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Come in and see our new stock of watches. We also have LEATHER STRAPS for your watches. 4907 West 14th Street Belmont 0446

be in vain and the incentive we give to all the Other communities will be such as to make America nbt strong but stronger. We mayput bur cents into a bond, the bond into bullets, and the bullets into defense of the things our Boy and Girl Scouts stand for, the right of every girl and boy to do those things he wishes for his or her own good and for the good of aIL If ever you were a boy or girl you can remember when you thought that someday you would do something fine for some kids- Folks,, here is your chance, don’t muff

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