Speedway Flyer, Volume 13, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1945 — Page 3

RALSTON’S GROCERY Groceries Meats 5230 W. 16th Street ICE CREAM Res. Phone* Bel. 4615

SPEEDWAY BEAUTY SHOP Edith Dickerwn Walker 5076 W. 15th St BEL 0527

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

SPEEDWAY ELECTRIC COMPANY HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 4830 W. 16th St. (Marvel Point Bldg.) BEL 0936 Service For VACUUM CLEANERS - ELECTRIC MIXERS FLAT IRONS RADIOS WAFFLE IRONS HEATERS ELECTRIC CLOCKS TOASTERS FRACTIONAL HJ>. MOTORS 7:00-9:30 PJM. Mondays. Wednesdays, and Thursdays Saturday Afternoons

Your Neighborhood Grocer . . . Is your friend on the food front! During these days of rationing, he tries to supply you, his neighbors, with the best of whatever food is available. It pays io patronize your neighborhood grocery. We Deliver on Saturdays Only Speedway Food Mart 16th at Lyndhurst Belmont 3843 TRADE IN SPEEDWAY

HOUSEHOLD NEEDS HARDWARE AUTO PARTS . Fireplace Andirons Table Lamps With Washable Silken Shades Pyrex Ovenware and Top of the Stove Ware Silver Ware Cutlery: Paring knives, carving knives, and butcher knives. Shears and Scissors Fine China Ware . . Open stock and dinner sets Ash Cans Garbage Cans Food Choppers Schoonover's Hardware and Auto Parts 16th and MAIN STREET Belmont 4600

AH \V\ • . (ONBffIOHRI f K OMML HOME | Market 1234 Office and Chapel Residence of Floyd Farley 4924 W. 16th St. Speedway, Ind.

YMCA School Changes Schedule Of Night Classes Makes Courses More Convenient To Larger Number The Y. M. C. A. night school will begin its second semester on Feb. 1, according to Daniel R. Ehalt, educational director of the Central Y. M. C. A.

A change in schedule of, class nights is expected to make the courses more convenient and satisfactory to a larger number. Classes will meet on two nights a week with longer class periods rather than on three nights as in the past The school is accredited by the State Department of Public Instruction and offers regular high school courses leading to a diploma. Adult classes in commercial and vocational subjects include shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, power engineering, math review, and welding. Chemistry and photography as well as public speaking and journalism will be offered. Educational counseling and vocational testing are offered without charge to ex-service. Registration for the second term may be made any time during January. Information may be obtained by calling the educational office, Ri. 1331.

WHY SAVE TIN CANS Because It Protects \ United States military regulations authorize approximately six pounds of food every day for every soldier, sailor, marine, and coast guardsman. Nothing is so important as the health of our men. Their food must be kept pure. Tin is the best protective covering for food. Tin-coated steel containers for food withstand shock, heat, cold, contamination, climatic changes, storage hazards?

Abroad, almost all food for the army arrives in tin and steel At sea, every sailor, marine, and coast guardsman eats food protected by tin. Our army, navy, marine corps, and coast guard are the best fed in the world. Tin makes that possible. TIN “KEEPS THE POWDER DRY”—The fighting efficiency of our soldiers depends upon their having dry powder for their guns. It takes 500 million salvaged tin cans each year to supply sufficient, tin to solder the ammunition boxes of our armed forces. TIN PROTECTS HEALTH!

TECH TOPICS By ELAINE LOWERY War demands, and Tech gives. This time, war is demanding that some seniors graduate in January, and Tech is giving a winter party for their benefit. Walter Enoch will act as master of ceremonies, in the boys’ gymnasium decorated in green, white and gold, the senior colors. Carol Holman, L. Rex Cook, entertainment; Charles Branson, Barbara Wood, decorations; Donald Mason, Carol J. Singleton, refreshment, and Paul Reiss, community sing, are all working together for this gala party on Jan. 11.

Donald Keyt, an underclassman, and Adolph Weiss, a senior, participated in a science aptitude examination recently conducted by the Westinghouse Institute to locate student talent valuable to the nation at war and peace. This opportunity is practically heaven-sent for high school students everywhere. Winners, 40 of

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State Well Over Goal In Recent War Bond Drive

American Legion posts oyer Indiana have purchased 152 MinuteMan flags for as many schools in their campaign to bring every school group up to the 90 per cent mark in war stamp buying, Robert H. Wyatt, director of education of the Indiana War Finance Committee, announced today.

The legion drive, begun at the start of the Sixth War Loan on Armistice Day, 1944, will continue, according to Neal Grider, Indianapolis, state war bond chairman for the service men's organization. l . "We know that the lesson of thrift is a good one for Hoosier boys and girls, and we know, too, that they are interested in what will happen after the war and enthusiastic about what they can do to earn peace,” said Mr. Grider.

Final totals for Hoosiers in the Sixth War Loan showed the state 53 per cent over its $239,000,000 goal with approximately $365,000,000 in purchases during the November-December drive for savings, Eugene C. Pulliam, state chairman of the-. War Finance Committee, announced. them, are given an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, D. C., to take final examinations, and the boy and girl who are top-ranking receive Westinghouse science scholarships of $2,400 and S6OO a year for four years.

Fifty-two per cent of 83,353 American high school students are in favor of lowering the voting age to 18 years. These figures were completed by the Institute of Student Opinion, a national survey organization sponsored by Scholastic Magazine, of which Tech is a member. These results are far different from a poll given in May, 1943, in which the majority was opposed. Teen-agers are often more swift in changing their opinions than the older folks. This change of opinion is undoubtedly due to the war, and the fact that Georgia has already started this lowering of the vot= ing age.

Tech is proud of its basketball team—best in the city and Seventh best in the state, according to sports reviewers. Not only the boys are interested, but the girls, too. For them a basketball tournament will soon be open, for those who are interested in playing on Tuesdays and Fridays in the girls’ gymnasium. Girls who play an outstanding game will receive points for honor day awards.

Bells are ringing—the clock is pointing, pointedly—so goodbye until we meet again.--. Huh? Ohl Jerry—You’ve been watching me fish for the last three hours, why don’t you try fishing yourself. Harry—Who? Me? I haven’t got the patience!

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VITAMINS FROM PROVEN PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES To quote one prominent company: “If you don’t know your vitamins, know the maker.” Lilly’s Multicebrin (Pan-Vitamins) 100’s .$4.86 Lilly's Hepicebrin. 100's .$2.52 Lilly's Beialin Compound. 40's .$1.35 Lilly's Homicebrin, large sue ABDOL Vitamin C (Parke-Davis) 100* 42.96 \ 250's $645 Upjohn's Unicaps. 100's $246 Upjohn's Super D Perles. 30's 93c Upjohn's Super D Concentrate. 10 cc. .$1.38 Lederle's Vi-Delta Emulsion, pint 41.69 Lederle's Vitamin B Complex. 8 fl. oat. 42.39 Maltine With Cod Liver Oil. pint _ 97c Oral Cold Vaccine Tablets, 20's 41.35 Sharpe-Dohme, Lilly, and Merrell . Larger sizes: 60's. _ .. 43.33 100's 45.40 Abbott's Vita-Caps, 250's 46.65 - ★ Beck’s Drugs 15th ht Main Street Belmont 2330

GtmifMMb 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-eent a word additional Payment must accompany each ad. Coins or stamps wiU be received.

WANTED: Paper Hanging and Paper Cleaning. Work guaranteed. Miller, 3645 W. Washington St Belmont 3146-11. ~ REAL ESTATE—We have cash buyers waiting. List your property with us for quick personal service. Call at office, 1518 Main St, Speedway. Office phone Be. 0610. Residence phone Be. 0729. SPEEDWAY WELDING & RJfiPAIR SERVICE. W. G. Emley, 1039 N. Lyndhurst Dr., Be. 1210M.

SPEEDWAY FILM SERVICE 5440 Crawfordsville Road. Get your photos made now. WiU come to your home if you wish. For appointment call Be. 1822-J. RoU developments, reprints and enlargements. WANTED—4 or 5 room bungalow in or near Speedway. WiU rent, lease or buy, furnished or unfurnished. CaU Stout’s Jewelry Store. Be. 0446 or Wa. 3035. NEED FIRE OR windstorm insurance on your furniture or buildings? Phone R. M. Phillips, Speedway Aetna Agent Be. 5059.

FOR SALE—I lot of used lumber, reasonable for cash. CaU at Stout’s Jewelry Store, 1432 Main St, or call Be. 0446. FOUND—Someone’s pet cat on Thursday, Jan. 4. Owner can have same by calling Be. 2291-J. WANTED—Pair of ice skates, size 5-6, 5215 West' 15th Street. Be. 2242. LOST—A small Gruen watch, initials C. E. P. on the wrist band. Keepsake, reward. Claudine Parker. Be. 3000. FOR SALE Girl’s figure ice skates, size 4, like new, $4.50; tee hockey- skates, size 4, $2.50. 1750 Beeler St (Be. 0697. FOR SALE—Hens 34c per pound on foot Weight between 5 and 6 pounds. Betty Ramsey, Be. 3881Ring 2. WiU deUver on Saturdays.

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LOVELINESS ALL THE TIME . .. You can insure your loveliness and fresh appearance by W keeping a regular date with » ** ° ne ® ir >eau^y operators. ) We suggest that you make an / appointment time and keep XAI that appointment regularly for loveliness all the year! MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP 1344 MAIN STREET BELMONT 2344

DRESS UP YOUR HOUSE! Nothing adds to the appearance of your homo like a now piece of furniture. Stop in today and let us help you pick out the right furniture for that spot in the house "that's just been needing something." Speedway Furniture Store 1414 Main Street Belmont 2988

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SPEEDWAY STATE BANK General Banking CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS We Write Insurance 1532 Main Street Belmont 3545

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