Speedway Flyer, Volume 13, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1944 — Page 3

We Need Speedway Properties List Your Real Estate Today! We Write Insurance A. C. Moldthan, ReuLtor 1452 Main Street, Speedway BElmont 2727

SPEEDWAY CAFE "A Good Place to Eat? 1430 Main Street * - Speedway

jjfloral ffiark (Btmderq JR < ~ ONLY PUBLIC CEMETERY ON WEST SIDE V V A CoaMant planning and development pro- I "VA ffi < gnun *o create beauty and harmony in all > .. On-) BtrFoni of cemetery- I ;w'

With Savutime, there's no more running up and down stairs; no more worry to turn off the heater. Just touch a button in bath or kitchen io turn gas on or off. As an extra convenience and money-saving feature. Savuiime turns gas off automatically, should you forget. E. B. TILLSON 1712 Christopher Lane Day or night. Bel. 0415 J

SPEEDWAY ELECTRIC COMPANY HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES < REPAIRS FOR ANY MAKE VACUUM CLEANER Open from 7 pun. - 10 pm. weekdays; 8 am. - 6 pm. - Saturdays We can repair coffee makers, irons, mixers, hot plates, percolators, toasters, and waffle irons of G. E. and Westinghouse makes. REPAIRS FOR ANY MAKE RADIO 4830 W. 16th Street BEL 0836

THOUGHTFULNESS ... For our customers explains a great deal of our patronage. We try to put ourselves "in our customers' shoes" and give them the kind of courteous service we, ourselves, like. The large number of people who patronise our food market emphasize, to us, the great importance of neighborly thoughtfulness. We Deliver On Saturdays Only Speedway Food Mart 16th at Lyndhurst Belmont 3843 TRADE IN SPEEDWAY

Christmas GIFTS Schoonover's is headquarters for Speedway Christmas shoppers this year. HOUSEHOLD AHD HARDWARE GIFTS Tools for the home workshop will please Dad! Toys and games for the children. Toyland is open-in the annex . . 4832 W. 16th Street Schoonover's Hardware and Auto Parts 16th and MAIN STREET Belmont 4600 .u. • ■ .

Classified Ads ' All ads for this column must be written out in full, on one side of the paper only. They should be mailed to us or brought in by 10 o’clock Wednesday mornings. Please do not telephone in your ads. CHARGES: The minimum rate for an ad here is 30c. For an ad with more than 30 words, the charge is 1-cent a word additional Payment must accompany each ad. Coins or stamps will be received. WANTED: Paper Hanging and Paper Cleaning. Work guaranteed. Miller, 3545 W. Washington St. Belmont 3140-M. REAL ESTATE—We have cash buyers for equities at reasonable prices. We also'have cash buyers for 4. 5 and 8 room houses in Speedway. List your real estate with us. Stop in any time and see us about your real estate problems. 1518 Main SL, or call Be. 0729. FOR SALE—Honeywell automatic furnace regulators; no money down, easy monthly payments, low interest rates. See me at once or write and I will calL No obligations. W. C. Williams, 5514 Speedway Drive. SPEEDWAY FILM SERVICE— Get those photos made now, for Christmas. Will come to your home if you wish. Our Christmas Special, 3—8”xl0”, one hand colored for $5.00. For appointment call Be. 1822-J. Also roll developing, reprints and enlargements. 5440 Crawfordsville Rd. COSMETICS—Make a wonderful Christmas gift Give him or her a Beauty Counselor Kit. A complete line of toilet items. For free presentation call Mrs. Willoughby, Be. 1822-J. WILL TAKE CARE of your child while you shop, 15c an hour. Day care for children of working mothers. 1744 W. Lyndhurst. Call for appointments. Licensed. Be. 3361-M. PAINTING —Exterior and interior. Brush or spray. Kemtoning, A-l work only. Open dates. Robert. Stierwalt, 5234 West 15th St. Be. 0012-M. FOR SALE Premoette 1-A camera, $2.50; dining-room furniture; linoleum rug $5.00; desk, $7.00; child’s strong rocker, $3.00; lamps, all kinds; records, 40c up; new chenille spread, SIO.OO. 4957 West 15th, Belmont 0075-W. LOST—Small, ladies’, gold wrist watch with round leather strap. In gym or from school to home. Reward for return, L. L. Searles, 4935 West 15th Street. FOR SALE—If you are farming or trucking, it’s a wagon. If you are moving, you can carry a' good share of four rooms of furniture. FOUR WHEEL TRAILER AND CAR HITCH. Spare tire and wheel. May be seen at 1105 Rosner Drive, Speedway City, from 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. week days or anytime Saturday or Sunday. FOR SALE—Girl’s 3 piece rose snow suit; size 1-2. Just dry cleaned $3.50. 1659 Presto Street. WANTED —Lady to care for 41 year-old girl while mother works, hours 4:00 to 12:30 a. m. 4981 West Eleventh St. FOR SALE Drive, 2 bedroom almost new modern bungalow, completely furnished. Priced right for quick sale. Be. 0610 or Be. 0729. 4907 West 14th Street is headquarters for good slightly used Christmas gifts. If you want to sell something or if you want to buy something which is not on the market today see us. Large ad in this issue of the paper explains the look for it. FOR SALE—Girl’s coat and legging suit, size 12, excellent condition. Phone Be. 1285.

GOLDEN RULE BIBLE CLASS MR. CHAS. STROUSE will be the teacher next Sunday. Class Session: 9:15 O’Cloch SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Speedway Boy (Continued from Page 1the matter of perspiration id other carbon “bioxides,” but' Y only smell and do not give ' 4ble evidence of dirt, so -they *e ruled out as reasons for a sh<r 3?, Now that one is dirty, ae needs some fresh water, for s p is no good in salt water. TT z-se are only two ways of getting © sb water. Twice a day in the la ae there is fresh water in two sp’ its for one hour. If you are ' ky enough to get through a hur ed man line in an hour, you m ht get a helmet full of water. If . ?u miss this opportunity there s only one course left you. You take your helmet and trench knife and sneak up behind a guard at a drinking fountain. Fa has been stationed there to see* that persons like you don’t the drinking water for bath c purposes; but let nothing disir you. Grasp your trench kr e firmly by the blade and ginger y tap the guard on the head wi h the handle; now you scramb a

over the fallen body and get yoi water. There is a handle in each boot to keep yourself on your feet i case you are in rough water, tt - helmet should be fastened to th handle, and if your booth har pens to be luxurious enough t ■ have a soap dish, put your soa box thereon. And nqw_to dis robe, you will undolibtedly\drc your toweKfour ay five tim6& i the seething film/of water whicC is constantly enSthe latrine floor but you just (laugh it off and tr to keep youir pants and under wear from same fate. You step in the shower, the you get back on your feet, yo splash water from your helmet o tjhe particular area you intend to wash, the soap is grasped firm.' - and applied quickly before the water runs off. This is repeated until you are soap from head t' foot When you try to turn on the salt water to rinse, you find you ■ soapy hand too_ slippery to grip the handle, overcoming this wits a wash cloth, you are hit in the face with a thick, cold stream o: salt water, which strangles you gets in your eyes, and does everything but rinse the soap off you. After some heated language you manage to scrape the soap off with your hand, and if you miss some you'Wipe it -off tvith your towel. After drying with your wet towel, you find that you are just about as sticky and dirty as when you started, so you don’t feel to badly about putting your dirty clothes back on and jumping over the rail. GEORGE SCHOLL.

Church Announces New Officers The official board of Speedway Christian Church met recently and elected new officers as follows: Chairman, S. Arthur Gummere; Vice-Chairman, Mr. H. L. Norman; Secretary, Mr; Hamilton Powell; Financial Secretary, Mr. Wendell Kern; Treasurer, Mr. Lawrence Leonard.

Mr. Gummere, newly elected chairman, has announced the membership of the standing committees of the board. The education committee will consist of Mr. Floyd Bilbee, Mrs. Ganz Hammer, Mrs. Ray Kelley, Miss Marilyn Hartley, Mrs. Karl Degener, Mr. Robert L. Thomas, Mrs. E. C. McDonald, and Mr. Ralph Rahm. Mrs. Claude Holder will serve as communion chairman. The chancel flower arrangements will be in charge of Mrs. Charles Dickerson and Mrs. Charles Spencer. Once more Mr. J. T. Huber will be the chairman of the ushers and the serving of communion. Mr. Gus Schoenewey, Mr. Maurice Van Kirk, and Mr. Lawrence Leonard will be the members of the Building and Grounds committee. - Mr. Gummere has also announced the personnel of a new finance committee as Mr. E. H. Hamke, Mr. Wm. B. Ziegelmueller, Mr. Chas. Dickerson, Mr. Wendell Kern and Mr. Lawrence Leonard. Mrs. Arthur M. Nay will serve as kitchen matron.

ValnaWp Training Offered By Navy

An education costing approximately t is impossible to receive through any civilian agency or university is what the Navy offers those who qualify for Radar training, according to an announcement made by Lt Commander W. A Chapman, Jr., Officer in Charge of Navy Recruiting and Induction for Indiana, as he issued an urgent call for men to take this training. The recruiting officer explained that security forbids description of the details of the training but he did mention the fields the training covered—Radar, Television, and electronics. The Navy needs iot these trained men have increased with the result of recent research and the tremendous expansion of the ever growing fleet. He described the opportunity as “the chance of a lifetime” for men who have aptitude to qualify for election to the Radar schools of the Navy. To determine this aptitude the Navy Recruiting Stations all over the State are prepared to give the Eddy Eest. This is a test that deals with mathematic electricity, shop practice and the like, and is designed to determine an individual’s natural inclinations and background for Radar training. Men 17 years old and those 38 to 50 are eligible to volunteer for service in the Navy and try for Radar. Those men who are found fit for service in both the Army and the Navy through selective Service pre-induction examination are also in line to take the Eddy Test which may place them in the Navy at a rate of seaman first class and give them approximately one year’s training. At the successful completion of this schooling they are graduated as a second class petty officer. Full information may be gained at the Navy Recruiting Station, Fourth floor, Federal Bldg. "" If you want to soil something if you want to buy something shop at the Swap Shop, 4907 West 14th Street. Seo large ad in this □BpOFo

, CONDITIONED! HIM HIKE J > num NERAL I HOME I Market 1234 / Office and Chapel Residence of Floyd Farley 4924 W. 16th St Speedway, Ind.

t I 1| AUTOMOBILE | >JI INSURANCE | Lyl I plan | AT V no extha cost Be rnard F. Rosner A TOMOBILE FINANCING G 3NERAL INSURANCE 255 N. Lyndhurst Dr. Belmont 2804 fl

BEAUTY SHOP E ith Dickerson Walker 5076 V 15th St. BEL 0527

YOUR CHANCE Do You K2KSS ? ISCOMINGI Do you or your children have something you do not use or want? Maybe someone in the “dor tt if they w * ch *“* *> buy It. Why don t you look around too house and see? and to fa. sot your prico wintry to sell it for you. Every article brought in must saleable condition. I reserve the right to refuse any article brought in. If sold 1 ask only small per cant of salsa P"«e. Articles less than SIO.OO Fifteen per cent. Over SIO.OO only Tan per cent. If not sold it costs you nothing; to jmy yomething that isn’t on the market today. Also to sell something you no longer use. Bring Small Article*—Limited Space Everything for children—Toys—Games— Wagons, Etc. For the Home—Toasters—Mixers—Lamps— Table—Radio, Eta I win have this store room open until Christmas for too people of Speedway to Buy and Sell as they see fit - 12:00 NOON TILL 1:00 P. M. 5:00 P. M. TILL 9 P. M. 4907 WEST 14th STREET

Are You Collaborating With Our Enemy? Would You Know Him If You Saw Him Within Our Borders? TAifi is oiuwered bp A Thrilling Drama “The Criminal” A Court Scene and Trial by a Jury of Prominent Local Citizens, Every American should see this forceful and compelling drama, at the WEST MICHIGAN METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Sheffield and West Michigan Street TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 All Are Welcome

n FACTORY RADIO SERVICE On all makes of radios. Our twenty years of experience qualifies us to give prompt and efficient service. RADIO BILL 16th Street Belmont 2484

HOLLYWOOD CAFE "Food As You Like If 9 Cafeteria Service OPEN DAILY FROM 8 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Serving Country Style Fried Chicken Sunday Hours: 11 A. M. to BP. M. 1502 MAIN STREET SPEEDWAY We Close Sato Monday Afternoon At 2 P. M.

Speedway Welding & Repair Service W . Q . EML E Y 1039 N. Lyndhurst Dr. BE 1210 M

GI*WYXX7 A V STATE BANK General Banking CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS We Write Insurance 1532 Main Street Belmont 3545

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