Speedway Flyer, Volume 14, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1945 — Page 3
FRED W. WINGERT Paper Hanging Enameling Painting Estimates Furnished 4833 W. 11th St. 4735-J
floral -park (Eetnderq * 3* ONLY PUBUC*CEMETERYON = VraST SIDI V A I Constant planning and development pro- I * f I gram to create beauty and harmony in all * , V-J*|T I sections of cemetery. <4 - j'* 4 fX? i 5659 Co»eU Rd.—% Mile West of Central State Hospital i jji M
SEAT COVERS IN STOCK CHEVROLET order for special JpNTIAq PLYMOUTH DE SOTO colors or patterns. BUSARD 1330 Main Street Belmont 0303
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS BROKERAGE GENERAL INSURANCE WE NEED MORE LISTINGS OF SPEEDWAY HOMES. EFFICIENT SERVICE The Clevinger Agency G. E. Clevinger 320 Pennway Bldg. Res. Hu. 4749 Office, Ri. 1997
SPEEDWAY ELECTRIC Household Appliance Sales and Service Fluorescent Kitchen Fixtures Two Burner Hot Plates Cory Coffee Makers Radio Light Bulbs Fuses - Double Wall Outlets—Switches Luxniline RECORDS AVAILABLE SOON Hours: 7P.M.t010 P. M. Mondays through Friday* Saturdays: 1 P. M. to 6 P. M. 4909 W. 14th STREET Belmont 0936 We repair electric irons, sweepers, clocks, and radios
Let Us Clean Your Summer Clothes Skill and care is needed to insure prompt and satisfactory service. We will strive to give each garment the special care that it requires. SERVICE is our slogan— QUALITY our Motto. • We ane now doing our own Hat Cleaning and Blocking. • STORE HOURS 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Monday through Friday 7 a. m. to 1 p. m. each Saturday WALT’S SPEEDWAY CLEANERS COMPLETE ALTERATIONS 4723 West Sixteenth St. Belmont 2925
• Rolles and Searles Pure Oil Station 5002 W. 16th St. Speedway City 8, Ind. Lubrication Brake Overhauling TuneJJps Car Washing Complete Car Service Tire Repairing / • ‘Wince” Rolles “Larry” Searles
Buy War Bonds
HOW PHH.CO RADAR BOMBSIGHT . SMASHED NAZI FORTIFICATIONS
HynjaT * Jib re.. " • J 3 ■ 1■ .■/ ■ <3l z. ■ <sv - ■■ ' ‘‘ * - si
Here is how Mickey, the Kadar Bombsight—America’s No. 1 Secret Weapon—destroyed German coastal fortifications and saved tens of thousands of American lives on D-day! Upper drawing shows bomber A, equipped with Philco-built Radar Bombsight, flying through clouds over Normandy beach 30 minutes before actual invasion landings. Lower drawing shows identical pre-invasion scene on radar picture tube in airplane. Bombardier studies lower (radar) picture before releasing bombs. He notes his own bomber’s position at exact center A' of radar picture. Bright spots at left are signals from invasion ships —larger spots are battleships, cruisers, destroyers, transports: smaller dots, landing craft. Dense bright area right is Normandy coast. Light circles are electronic range marks. Inner circle equals 2 miles from bomber’s position A'; middle circle, 10 miles; outer circle, 20 miles from bomber. Large bright area right center, 18-29 miles from bomber, is the French town of Caen. This lower radar picture, seen by the bombardier, is made by-micro-waves transmitted from the bomber’s radar antenna. Radr.r waves are reflected by ships, coastlines, forts and towns, and the reflected signals are converted electronically into this radar picture. Exactly half an hour before the invasion landings, bombers equipped with the Philco Radar Bombsight smashed Germ; i coastal defenses despite heavy clouds over the Normandy coa- ;. High Army officers report this radar bombing “saved many mar • thousands of American lives.”
Legion To Launch “Christmas Gift” Campaign For Gl’s To Extend Distribution to American Hospitals Overseas The American Legion will launch a “Gift for Yanks Who Gave” campaign on October 1, to provide packages for hospitalized servicemen and veterans on Christmas Day, William Brown, Indiana department commander, has, announced. “Because of improved shipping conditions we are planning to extend distribution of these Christmas gifts to all American hospitals overseas . . . not a single wounded, sick or disabled serviceman or veteran who is in a hospital either at home or abroad on Christmas Day must be overlooked,” he emphasized.
LONGEVITY Dr. Fisher (to 60-year-old welder): “Well, old timer, you certainly are in- good shape for a man of your age. How do you account for it?” Old Timer: “Well, guess it’s tolerance at home.” Dr. Fisher: “Tolerance?”
SPEEDWAY BEAUTY SHOP -Edith Dickerson Walker 5076 W. 15th Si. BEL 0527
RALSTON’S GROCERY Groceries Meats ICE CREAM 5230 W. 16th Street Res. Phone, Bel. 4815
THB SPEEDWAY FLYER
Instead of notching cloth to correspond with notches in a dress pattern, which may result in tiny holes showing in narrow seams, cut small projecting tabs in the cloth where the notches appear in the pattern.
IO 30 'ON YOUR COAL BILL
WITH THE HONEYWELL Electric With the serious coal shortage ahead, fuel saving is mighty important. The Honeywell Electric Janitor damper control, made for hand fired heating plants, cuts coal consumption up to 30 %! In addition, it provides 24-hour heating comfort during winter months. We have Electric Janitor controls available for installation now. Cost only $23.00 plus installation. W.C. WILLIAMS 5514 Speedway Dr. Be. 0076-J SPEEDWAY
Sf7 r I; , CONDITIONED] HOME LIKE J HOME |
Market 1234 Office and Chapel Residence of Floyd Farley 4924 W. 16th St. Speedway, Ind.
’ British Coal . By GEORGE S . BENSON frasidanf of Harding College Searcy. Arkansas
-M® iS /=\
COAL IS England’s main industry. Her 706,000 miners produce 200 million tons a year. We have only 393,000 miners in the United States but they produce 586 million tons of coal a year; more than five times as much per man as in England. English miners draw $25 a week while Americans earn $52 a week for the same work accomplished in a much easier way and pursued for fewer hours a day. -In America miners use power cutters. Automatic loaders put the coal in cars and electric locomotives pull them away. In England men dig coal out with picks and pitch it in cars with shovels. The power that pulls the cars to daylight is a scrub mule with a rag over his eyes. That’s how they used to mine coal in America when grandpa was a boy. War Wages GETTING a ton and Prices of English coal to the top of the ground costs $420 for labor alone; $1.40 in America. The manpower shortage, incidental to war, ran the price of British coal to $6.50 a ton—twice its pre-war price. American coal advanced only 604 a ton. Hand work is what commands the premium when men are scarce. This economic fact has worked a hardship on the English. England does not raise enough food for her people, nor enough fibre to clothe them. Such necessities are imported by the shipload. Mn a practical sense, they are bought with coal. Plain to see, with coal costs doubled,
FISH FOURSOME Don’t let food shortages and ration points get you down these busy days. Serve FlSH—it’s available all year round, an excellent substitute for meat, quick and easy to prepare and requires NO RATION POINTS. If Johnny, likes it creamed and Susie wants it fried—try these four different, delicious ways to prepare fish and keep every member of your family happyl Clip the recipe now and nextztime you have fish for dinner, serve it the way your family enjoys it most.
1 ShTW? s£■*'> : x l& ;^a®&>w‘' < ' :: .)&*£ L /J .: ' ’ fe. sjib Fj 8 *
No Points—Different—Delicious—Nutritious (
Fish Rolls. Cut inti serving pieces 2 pounds FISH FILLETS, season with SALT and PAPRIKA, roll up and fasten with toothpicks. Dip rolls in 1 EGG which has been slightly beaten with 1 tablespoon WATER, then dip in CORNFLAKES or CRUMBS. Fry in hot SPRY (375°F.) about 1% inches deep 4 minutes, or until brown. Serve with tomato sauce. Serves 6-8. Pan-Fried Fish. Cut FISH FILLETS into serving pieces and dip in MILK, then in mixture of equal amounts of CORN MEAL and BREAD CRUMBS. Season with SALT and PEPPER. Fry in hot SPRY in skillet until brown on both sides. Fish Cakes. Mix thoroughly 2 ctips
LdcF SERVICE Repairing of household appliances, power lawn mowers and garden tractors, gasoline engines and electric motors. REASONABLE PRICES • 6700 W. Jackson Be. 2374-1
STAMP COLLECTORS! For those first day covers why not try the SPEEDWAY STAMP CO. Order your new Navy, Coast Guard, Roosevelt sc, and M. Marine Covers now. Also a fine stock of U. S. and Foreign Stamps 5229 W. 15th St. Be. 5050
SPEEDWAY STATEBANK General Banking Safe Deposit Boxes Available CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS f ’ We Write Insurance 1532 Main Street Belmont 3545
&
things to eat and wear became very dear in England. People blamed the war, of course, but the real trouble was lack of modern coal mining machinery. Wooden-shoe WITH A nation Regulations so dependent on coal, why didn’t the mine owners equip their properties with modern machinery, get out more coal per man and pay better wages? Answer: Government interference! Tax laws discouraged replacing old machinery. Regulations placed a penalty on efficient methods. The results were three: High prices, low wages and a ruined export trade. Workers in British mines blamed the mine owners. The squeeze that pinched their wages to half the American scale wm a political vice. Government regulations and taxes retarded production and choked prosperity. This was so craftily hidden from the workers that they shouted loud for nationalization—government ownership. It will come now, with Churchill out and Attlee in. With most admirable fortitude the English came through fiendish abuse to victory. Peace might have brought England prosperity; ability to pay her 12 billion dollars of war debts. With business men free to compete and produce, earn pi-ofits and raise wages, if might have been. But socializing all industry will start a long detour off the road to a better England.
cooked flaked FISH (haddock), 1 cup mashed POTATOES, 1 teaspoon SALT, % teaspoon PEPPER, 2 tablespoons grated ONION, and 2 EGGS. Form into cakes, roll in flour. Heat % cup SPRY in skillet and fry fish cakes until brown on both sides. Makes 9 cakes. Creamed Fish on Toast. Make a white sauce by melting % cup SPRY in saucepan and blending in % cup FLOUR, 1 teaspoon SALT, % teaspoon PAPRIKA. Add 2'U cups MILK gradually, stirring constantly, and cook until thickened. Then add 2 cups cooked flaked FISH, 1 tablespoon grated ONION, % cup chopped GREEN PEPPER, and 2 tablespoons chopped PIMIENTO. Serve on toast. Serves 6.
POULTRY Fries__ $.48 Lb.N.Y. Hens _ $.42 Lb.N.Y. Ducks $.52 Lb.F.D. DRAWN FREE Fresh Eggs 3205 W. 16th St.
Beauty /SBEb and Comfort Now that summer is here you will be anxious io got yowf| beauty work in a shop where you can be comfortable* We-J remind you that our shop is air-condiHoued, No matter how’ hot the weather is it is always cool hare. Look your loveliest during the summer month* by givißd» special attention io your beauty appointnumßoMURRAY BEAUTY SHOP I 1344 MAIN STREET BELMONT 23443
Lew's Food Market Crawfordsville Rd. at Lyndhurst - Wl We are carrying a complete line of fresh vegetables, meats and groceries. Prompt . ? and courteous attention givtan each customer. DELIVERY SERVICE EVERY MORNING 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Belmont 0579
Etter’s Phillips ‘66’ Stations - .. - - - ■
ACCESSORIES & BATTERIES TIRE REPAIR
Guaranteed Lubrication and Repair Work 14th at Main Street Belmont 3Mt j
DR. CHARLES C. COHEE, Dentist 1462 MAIN STREET Belmont 2006 Talbot 9440 Talbot 40tt Office Hours Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday—l:oo p> m. to 6:00 p. m. Evening Hours by Appointrteht T-l
NOENAMEL mixed "HOUSE PAINT S 3- S5 ) ready mixed / HOUSE ab j <s7 Outside white K y , COftPOV ATIOH QUALITY MINT EASY TO APPLY BEAUTIEUL-DUMBIE Beck's Drugs 15th at Main St. BElmont 2330
page 3