Speedway Flyer, Volume 14, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1946 — Page 2

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THE... Speedway Flyer NON-PARTISAN NON-SECTARIAN This paper is published in the interests of all Speedway. It is distributed every Friday to every home in the community. It is strictly a Speedway paper. It has been published for over fourteen years. It is operated in a co-operative fashion— Speedway business men, the town officials, the school, the Speedway churches, all local clubs and civic groups, in fact the entire town of Speedway contributes to this community enterprise. Everyone concerned with the management of the paper lives in Speedway and is interested principally in the best for this community. The Speedway FLYER is, in the best sense of the word, Speedway’s own paper. WILLIAM ANDERSON, Editor Editorial Office: 5217 West 15th Street Residence Telephone Be. 0074-R

LYNDHURST INN 5256 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD Open 8:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. 7 Days a Week Sandwiches Ice Cream

THE SHOPPING CENTER OF SPEEDWAY When you buy food for your family table, be sure that you are getting quality food. Here, at our market, you are always assured of fresh vegetables, fine meat and dependable groceries. We are proud of our reputation as Speedway's shopping center. Zink's Market 1556 MAIN STREET Belmont 2260' Belmont 2261

_ MEN’S HEAVY KNIT SHORT SLEEVE TEE SHIRTS COLORS: BLUE —YELLOW $1.29 —* — Lyons Department Store 1534-1538 Main Street BElmont 2360

Kepler's Speedway Garage AUTO REPAIRS 1480 Main Street (rear) Belmont 3076

FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS COLONIAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION has paid semi-annual dividends Investment Accounts Insured up to SSOOO. Current Dividend Rate 3 Per Cent 28 South Illinois Street

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. FOR SPIRELLA designed styled and supporting garments call Be. 3103. WANTED—SPEEDWAY PROPERTY. We have buyers waiting. We will give you prompt and courteous service. Our office is at your disposal. NORTHWEST REALTY COMPANY. Office, 1518 Main Street, BE 0610. Residence Phone BE 0729. YOUNG MAN from Allison’s desires nice furnished room or 2 room apartment. Call Belmont 3600, Ext. 759 between 7:30 a. m. and 4 p. m. Henry Kijowski. WANT TO RENT—S or 6 room house unfurnished in Speedway. Be. 1488-W. WALL WASHING AND PAPER CLEANING. ESTIMATES FREE. WA. 8503

FOR SALE—New hydraulic type furnace control now available. Will keep the temperature within 2-degree variation. One of the most scientific developments ever invented for heat control. It’s new—costs no more than ordinary furnace controls. For further information call Be. 1056. FOR SALE—Warlo Water Softener. Enjoy soft water the Warlo way. Easy to own as it pays for itself in a short while. Call Williams at Be. 1056 for free details. We have salt for water softeners at $1.50, delivered. Call several days before you run out. INTERIOR DECORATOR, W. R. Swartz, now available for spring redecorating. Interior painting, floors refinished, bathrooms beautified by tile, glass, etc. Call Be. 2269 or Be 0957-J. WE ARE NOW ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF ALL CLOCK REPAIRING. STOUT'S JEWELRY STORE BE. 0446 SEWING MACHINE repairing, all makes of family machines, work guaranteed. P. T. Emmett, Bel. 0785, 1151 N. Concord. IF YOU WANT to learn to fly, contact Paul Hubbell, Be. 2477 J.

FOR SALE—2 pair rust drapes; 2 pair drapery cranes; brand new bath set (seat cover and rug) yellow. Be. 0446 or Be. 4665-R. WANTED—Day work. Cleaning or laundry. $4.00 and car fare. Write Virginia Patrick. 943 N. Sheffield. FOR SALE—Fur chubby, size 1416. Be 1725-R. FOR SALE—Female canary. Be. 2758-W. . FOR SALE—4 tickets to the Min-nesota-Purdue game, Saturday night, Feb. 2. $1.25 each. Be. 3518. ROLL FILM developing. Expert workmanship. Whitinger Film Service. 5528 Speedway Drive. Be. 0076-R. FOR SALE—AII walnut desk. A-l condition. 1709 Winton Ave. FOR SALE—Boy’s bicycle, good condition, S3O. Call be. 0557-J. 1802 Norfolk. WEAVING Reversible throw rugs made to measure. Any color, samples shown. Wa. 6585. WANTED—Experienced lady to care for two young children during daytime in my home for a temporary period. Be. 1232-M. WANT TO RENT Furnished rooms or apartment for mother with son just out of service. Both employed. Be. 2019.

LARGE CORPORATION man and wife permanently located here desire small unfurnished or furnished house. Fr. 2417, days; Be. 1667, evenings. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING Staff—Please check your library for “Teaching Beginners” by Shields. It is needed for Leadership Training School. Return to library. MAKE A DATE FOR MARCH 21ST OR 22ND TO BE AT THE SPEEDWAY HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM! RALSTON’S GROCERY Groceries Meats ICE CREAM 5230 W. 16th Street Res. Phone, Bel. 4815

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WOULD LIKE typing of any kind. Manuscripts or record work to do at home. Notary public. Call after 5 p. m. Be. 3449. PERMANENTS GIVEN IN YOUR OWN HOME FOR THOSE CONFINED. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL RL 5182 AFTER 6 P. M. WEEK DAYS. EXPERIENCED OPERATOR. MILDRED JONES. FOR SALE: Men’s clothing. Suits, coats, shirts, underwear and other misc. articles. Shirt size 16, coats and suits, size 40. Be. 1945R. 5037 W. 13th St. FOR SALE—A three-burner gas plate and wooden table, $2.00; child’s Victrola, red, wooden, $3. Be. 5050.

Annual Founders’ Day to Be Observed At Butler Dr. Paul Henry Fall, president of Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio, has been named as the speaker for Butler University’s 64th annual Founders’ Day exercises to be observed February 7. President M. O. Ross announced yesterday. Dr. Fall wiil give two addresses at exercises commemorating the founding of the local school in 1850. The first talk will be given before members of the faculty, student body, board of directors, and friends of Butler at an allschool convocation to be held in the Sweeney Chapel of the School of Religion at 11 a. m. An academic processional of faculty, board members, and students of the senior class will open the morning exercises. The second and main address of the day will be given at the traditional Founders’ Day dinner to be held in the Travertine Room of the Hotel Lincoln. Prof. L. j Gray Burdin, chairman of the

"GAY GADGETS" Associated Newspapers—WNU Features By NANCY PEPPER THE HARD WAY Sure, you can rustle your bustle down to the dime store and dig yourself a whole new collection of jitterbug joolery, but if you’re the Tricky Teen we think you are, you’d rather make some of your own giddy gadgets. Stewed Brushes—Who ever heard of cooking old toothbrushes? Well, that’s exactly J* what you have to do if you want to ■l—* make a tooth- I Wfi brush bracelet. Throw the brush F into a pot of wa- AggA ter and let it boil J thoroughly. Take 'mX TYK it out and, as Jk soon as it’s k.JgSrgSxV \ cooled off enough 5 to handle, bend it to fit around your wrist—just as you do with spoons. The brush bristles will come out easily, once they've been boiled, and the plastic handles are soft enough to bend without breaking. You can even twist them into initials to wear as pins, if you prefer. The colors are perfect for jewelry. Paraffin Pretties—You heat up some paraffin, together with shaved off pieces of crayon for color. Let the mixture cool a little, then shape into little balls on toothpicks. While still soft, remove the toothpicks. String into necklaces when your paraffin beads have hardened. TRIXIE TEEN SAYSYou don’t have to be a good cook to know whether your complexion took> like a Layer Cake or like Angel Food. And that goes for anyone who’s looking at you. The recipe for Layer Cakr is to pile layer upon layer of make-up on your face with definitely unpalatable results. All you need for a yummy Angel Food complexion is plenty of soap and water and energy. Well, chum, what’s cooking with you?

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

; CONDITIONED! 1 HOME LIKE I > CHAPEL HOME I Market 1234 Office and Chapel Residence of Floyd Farley 4924 W. 16th St. Speedway, Ind.

“Wort of the Red Cross Must Cany On”

Red Cross Campaign headquarters has been opened in the War Memorial building according to Frank J. Hoke, recently appointed general chairman for the 1946 drive. Mr. Hoke, naffied by W. 1 Longsworth, chairman of the Indianapolis chapter, has been active in the Red Cross for many years and last year, served as chairman of the Industrial Division during the fund drive. He is vice 'president and general manager of the Holcomb and Hoke Manufacturing Company and during the war served 1 as deputy director of the Chicago office of thi War Production Board. First appointments announced by Mr. Hoke include members of an executive committee comprised of Russell J. Ryan, Bowman Elder, James F. Carroll and W. I. Longsworth and the naming of Mrs. Irving O. Ball to qerve as chairman of the residential division for the campaign. She will

university’s public occasions committee, is in charge of arrangements. . Bus Passenger: Madam, would you like to have my strap? Lady: No, thanks. I have one. Gentleman: Then, would you mind letting go of my necktie?

“Selling with Service” An expression of policy adopted at the time of eur reorganization, Dec. 1. 1945. In keeping with this policy, we offer a complete service for every item that we merchandise to Speedway customers. To assume that any mechanical or electrical unit is service free is kidding oneself. Consequently, we have added to our technical staff the necessary personnel to render expert maintenance and service. These same personnel would be only too glad to offer suggestions for your guidance, at the time you select a new appliance for your home, whether it be a radio or heating and ventilation system, we have among us one who can intelligently point out the important and underlying features. In view of being service conscious, we have selected the products of the following appliance manufacturers which, wo feeL offer the highest standard of "quality"— STROMBERG-CARLSON—Fine, rich, perfecttoned radios. Offering for the first time low-priced models beginning at $31.95 ADMIRAL—Radios and Refrigeration The world’s largest manufacturers of radio. Lovely and timely styling $27.95 up EMERSON—for small, compact requirements; as little as $20.00 SUN-BEAM PRODUCTS Toasters, Irons, PROCTOR APPLIANCES Hy-grade electrical units and not at all expensive. AMERICAN BEAUTY IRONS—AII that the name implies. BLACKSTONE and HORTON Home Laundry Units. They’ll be good when they get here. CARRIER HOME FREEZER Units. Spacious and of highest quality. Many of these items are being received at unannounced periods and we in turn notify those people whose names appear on our waiting lists. Drop in and see our radio display. Record Changers, too. Electrical appliance and radio repair service Pick ’em up and bring ’em back—fixed. SPEEDWAY APPLIANCE CO. 4909 West 14th St. Belmont 0936

TYPING Let Me Do Your Extra Typing MANUSCRIPTS LEGAL RECORDS FORM LETTERS MAILING LISTS MARIAN SHAW 4931 W. 11th St. Belmont 4735-J

HITESHEU-HUMES HARDWOOD FLOORS —Laid and Refinished Refinishing A Specialty ALL WORK GUARANTEED Belmont 0068-R 4804 W. 24th

A MORE PALATABLE PRODUCT ' r The first glass from a bottle of homogenized milk contains the same amount of cream as the last &lass. This milk has a decidedly better flavor. Order from your grocer or ART RAPER, the*route man. Hornaday Milk Co. Market 5335

be assisted by Mrs. Ralph Hueber who served as chairman of the division last year. Mr. Hoke pointed out that the 1946 drive will be one of the most important in the history of the Red Cross and urged the support of every community in order to insure its success. “The work of the Red Cross must carry on” said Mr. Hoke, “we must carry on for the man still in the armed forces, the hospitalized service men and the veteran returned to civilian life. In addition to these obligations the peace time program of the Red Cross must continue and develop as the needs of the community warrant. With the continued help and cooperation you have given us in the past, there is no doubt in my mind but that we will achieve our goal and your Red Cross will continue to carry on in the future as it has done so splendidly in the past”

GETTING AROUND “What’s the matter, Mary?” “I’ve got rheumatism in my muscles.” “You ought to visit a masseur.” “What’s that?” “A man who pinches you all* over.” > “Oh, you mean a

Hollywood Case U FOOD AS YOU LIKE IT” Cafeteria Service Open Daily from 6 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Closed Sundays ■ 1430 Main Street Belmont 5054 ♦ ★ ★ Try our Chicken Dinners at the HOLLYWOOD DINNER BELL 1229 Central Ave., Li. 0075 Open Sundays

Rolles and Searles Pure Oil Station 5002 W. 16th St. Speedway City 8, Ind. Lubrication Brake Overhauling Tune-Ups Car Washing Complete Car Service Tire Repairing “Vince” Rolles “Larry” Searles

Etter’s Phillips *66’ Station ACCESSORIES & BATTERIES (W TIRE REPAIR Guaranteed Lubrication and Repair Work 14th at Main Street Belmont 3286

Sales and Service of' ANCHOR STOKERS Anchor Stokers are bring sold and serviced by Weilar P. Colbert, former owner of "Walt's" Cleaners. If interested, call Belmont 3881-4. day or night.

EVERY DAY VALUES DRENE SHAMPOO XM - .72 VITALIS HAIR TONIC .39* IPANA TOOTH PASTE 39 GLADNESS HAIR DRESSING .. .49* LILAC VEGETAL DARA SOAPLESS SHAMPOO XSO 3.50 VITAWINE $2.39 2.00 VITAWINE . 1.39 IJS VITAWINE J 5 JERIS—IO OZ. .89* 1.50 JERIS COMBINATION .79* AIR-WICK .89 FLASH LIGHTS XB9 to 12.00 * Sub. Fed. Tex Rosner Drug Store “Speedway’s Rexall Store? 16th at Main BElmont 1515

You will always receive courteous service here! We pride ourselves on a courtesy based on real friendship for our Speedway customers. SANDWICHES SOFTDRINKS GOOD COFFEE Sharon Lee Sandwich Shop 1504 MAIN ST. SPEEDWAY, IND.

. jjflorat ffiark (Brmefgrtf ONLY PUBLIC CEMETERY ON WEST SIDE A >'*/' I Constant planning and development pro- 1 i * f I gram to create beaut, and harmony in ail > h'-'-;: I sections of cemetery. • ’ (4 > 7 k MS? Cowell Rd.—>/« Mile West of Central State Hospital