Speedway Flyer, Volume 12, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1943 — Page 3

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S It ifAVE you recently moved your furniture to oar cem(O #o# munlty? Then you’re partly moved! You will be fully moved when you transfer your membership to a Speedway church. * Because so many people hava moved here from out of town, we ere pledged to an.unusual effort to enlist all Christians In the work of the church In Speedway. We want to welcome jrou to our eancragatien. We want to be your friends. Give us a chance to (how yOu our friendly spirit. Come to church services next Sunday .morning! Call our church office and leave your name and address as a new Speedway resident. Our minister will be glad to call at your homo to ifieot you. Speedway Christian Church 14th At Whiten Avenue Belmont 3559 SUNDAY SERVICES 9:35 A. M.

Shop In Speedway

LET’S EAT OUT! Speedway Case, Of Course! When yon eat out, yon want good food and QJ pleasant surroundings. / Try the Speedway Case Cafeteria or Table Sendee We Are Open on Weekdays From II a. m. until 8:30 p. m. and on Sundays From 6 a. m. until 7:00 p. m. SPEEDWAY CAFE ' 1430 Main Street

RALSTON’S GROCERY GROCBRIEfI MEATS ICR CREAM 1336 West 16th Street Res. Phone, ReL 4818

jtfloral ffiark Fernet erg ft ONLY PUBLIC CEMETERY ON WEST SIDB » * I Ptrpctual an fund mr« that ground* f . i m s' : I will always be cared for without aaaeat* i a ■ /< II ment. I ' Mi K ■ .11 1659 Cotaell Rd.— <4 Mile Weft of Central State Hospital J ,J®

WHEN YOU AND THE FAMILY “EAT OUT It’s a “special” treat for you and the family when you “eat out.” You will enjoy eating at « * special restaurant, like the Hollywood. U'» Hollywood Case 1502 MAIN STREET

Speedway Beauty Shop Edith Dickerson Walker 9676 W. 15th St. BoL 6537

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There win be American Justice far sna punishment of To)o ina Ms criminals will omt Uood. sweat, toil and tears and otoMy- You can tapply the money by trains’ your war Sfs^feTjsrpte. and see where the money Is coming from. Bow much dose it cost ytm and you t family to live each month? How much money Is coming in from all members of your famfly? Put the extra money into war bonds, every penny of ft. Let 10 per cent be only the storting point for flfur* inf your allotment. O. t. Trn—if rtwrtmtM

We Now Have ICE BROWN 4 FAST Comer of Lyahorst and Crawfordsville Bead

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RODEO And Horse Sbow ~ 4/ Sunday July 4(P WuL AT 10:00 A. M. ™ Morgan & Clark / Stables * J 3 M Miles West of Speedway on Road 34 ' 25 BIG EVENTS GATE ADMISSION—SOe ADULTS

For Summer Recreation ... TENNIS RACKETS S 1 98 DUNLAP TENNIB BALLS 63c Each—3 for $1.75 JOE OTT MODEL AIRPLANES LOCKHEED Y P-38 $1.39 VENGEANC * 'ZZZZ‘ZZZ""ZZZ 3100 sssssn maßZ===±±£^^H IJ! TESTOR’S CEMENT Sc ROWS DRUG STORE “SPEEDWAY’S REXALL STORE"

Zink’s Market 1556 Main Street Belmont 2260 Belmont 2261

A new plastic made from California redwood it being used In the manufacture of steeling wheels far trucks, busses, tractors, and other mobile equipment. A San Francisco lumbar company developed the idea of wing waste pieces—slab aides, end pieces, and bark, all previously burned—to produce a pulp which is baled and shipped in carload lots to a company in the East where 7,000 of the finished redwood plastic steering wheels are turned out in an eight-hour working shift. A steel wire skeleton is used to pre-form the Stic compound in a cold mold. minutes at hot mold compression at 380 degrees -F. are required to complete the molding operations. The wheel la then buffed to remove mold marks, and painted. Only steer'and'heJfer carcasses may be accepted for boning and packaging as fresh boneless beef for our armed forces. These carcasses must grad# Good or Commercial. The weight range for the steer carcomes to 450 to 1,190 pounds and for heifer carcasses from 450 to 500 pounds. The averagr beef carcass boned for army boneless beef contracts will yield 70 par cent Of loan meat and approximately 17 per cent of bone and 13 per cent of fat. This 70 par coot of lean meat refers to thf boneless meat as accepted and packed. The hindquarters usually bona oat 03 to 70 par cent of lean meat, the forequarters 70 to 73 per cent About 13 per cent of the Mndqbarter is bone and about 31 par cent of the forequarter la bona. ; *- ' 'C, fumef Ciyttil The capital of West Virginia aria located at Wheeling from 1833 to 1370 and from 1375 to 1385. Pooa, Shopping District The penitentiary in Mexico City has a “retail shopping district,” or a street of shops and offices run by the prisoners for their fallow inmates. Those operating the places, which arc rent free, sell such articles as clothing, hate, shoes, groceries, soft drinks, gifts and pets; others am barbers, dentists, print- | era and even lawyers who specialize in writing petitions and appeals.

Origin of Cork Industry With the development at the glass bottle in the 15th century end Its more general introduction in the 17th century, the use of cork became more widespread and the beginnings of the cork industry may be said to have started then. Cork forests which for centuries had been growing wild, surviving the ravages of drouth, wind and firs, wars recognized to hfve a definite commercial value. The first steps toward the cultivation of the cork oak tree were taken in Spain in 1780. A German who had moved to the Spanish peninsula rented several cork for-, eats, cleaned out the underbrush and supervised the harvesting of tbs bark The cork was exported to Germany and sold theta. Others recognizing the profit In this enterprise, followed the example and by 1830 the cultivation of the cork oak bod extended into Franco, Portugal, Italy and Northern Africa. - New Orleans New Air Fert Initiation of a Pan American Airways Latin American service through the port of New Orleans will be along the historic north-south march of men and goods which 100 yean ago made the Louisiana metropolis s more important international shipping center than New York. Down the great Ohio and Mississippi valleys flowed commercial traffic at a time when New Orleans was a roaring, boisterous, cosmopolite among its slater American cities. Progressively New Orleans took on dignity sad progressively the east-west railroads add the Panama canal nibbled away at the city’s importance as the leading American seaport New Orleans still enjoys the position at a major American port. With the coming of the trana-Gulf airline, it will bo an international gateway for north-south air traffic.

Western flratosur The Grand Teton National pork and tbe Jackson Hole National monument in Wyoming form a matchless combination oi scenic beauty. Within the park is a massing of mountain peaks, much of it above timber line. The Grand Teton itself, loftiest peak in the park, rises to an altitude at 13,766 feet, and has been retorted to by an outstanding historian as “the most noted historic summit of the West*’ The Tetons rise 9,000 to 7,600 feet above tbe floor of Jackson Hole, giving a breath-taking range of scenery. * w Wings of Housefly Wings of the housefly vibrato about 160 times per second.

PAYING HOMAGE TO THE FLAG

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Closed Wednesday Afternoons Beginning next Wednesday, June 23rd, we will be closed each Wednesday afternoon throughout the summer. Speedway Furniture Store 1414 MAIN STREET BELMONT 2988

FEEDS! FEEDS! POULTRY—RABBIT & DAIRY FEEDS Stafford’s 3448 West 16th Street

Buffalo One* Ni—bawff Jj 60 Million; Now 540* Before the advent at the whites nra Now theri'iw only about’s!oo<H>&! son. Even this low figure is at least) 4,000 in excess of thebtaon census aCi 1900, when it was feared the btaan< would become extinct In the natural give and taka ass wild Ufa, the buffalo bad many eno> mies—flood, prairie Urea, quicksand, blizzards, and melting spring tom, Thousands of animals would park* to a single calamity. Two other an-, amiss of the bison—lndians an* nay wolves—also took a large tdL j The indies to whom the bison nonfood, clothing and shelter, rarest killed beyond his neode until white' men started giving him firearm*) and firewater for buffalo hidemj Wolves usually attacked strays anw old, dying members of the herd*. Bison increased dfipit* thaaa JtfflK aids. Then cams the nuns kflHngti by the white man. After all mm bison east of fin Misaiaalpfil SOW un-i white »iftfrr nbnaat-ansrS casded in exterminating the speataai completely. ' The years from 1990 to 1985 wessi the period at the groat bison ca*4 nags on the western plains. TrmM elers killed these 2,000-pound ant,, mala for a single meat often taking) only the tongue. Even when bison wen killed to feed railroad-building gangs, only the choicest parts warn; used. “Buffalo BUI” Cody klltoff 4,380 animals during his tenure auj “buffalo ktiter” for the Kansas Pan cific railroad. On a wager ha onoaj shot 88 buffalo to on# day.

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