Speedway Flyer, Volume 14, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1946 — Page 3

BASSINETTES with folding legs .... $9.50 MAPLE BABY BED with adjustable springs $18.25 CORY COFFEE MAKER Bcup $4.95 Speedway Furniture Store 1414 Main Street Belmont 2988

HERE’S THE ANSWER When you wonder what you'll prepare for that next meaL here's the answer! Stop in at our convenient store and get 'oodles' of ideas for tasty meals. Our food mart is complete! GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES FRESH FRUIT ★ Speedway Food Mart 16th at Lyndhurst Belmont 3843 TRADE IN SPEEDWAY

Conkle Funeral Home 1934 W. Michigan Street Belmont 1934 Chapel Equipped With Organ

FRED W. WINGERT Paper Hanging Enameling Painting Estimates . . Materials Furnished 4933 W. 11th St. BeL 4735-J

EXPERT RADIO REPAIR U. S. Government Licensed Radio Operator For 20 Years PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE AU Work Guaranteed Prices Right Call For and Delivery Service GOOD STOCK OF TUBES AND PARTS DON'S RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE 1840 Georgetown Road Speedway CALL BELMONT 2507

FREE PICK UP AND DEUVERY STORE HOURS: 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Mon. thru Fri. 7a. m. to 4p. m. Saturday 4 DAY SERVICE (AT PLANT) Service Is Our Slogan, Quality Our Motto Walt’s Speedway Cleaners JIMMY OUTRELL NORMAN CLARK We Operate Our Own Cleaning Plant 4723 W. 16th Street BEI. 2925

SPEEDWAY STATEBANK X General Banking CHECKING AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS We Write Insurance 1532 Maia Street Belmont 3545

ilk -A \l' > 1 •- ■kj I / iw) 1 IV i f // fn /. ffl \\ I \ \ i jFf ***”• idefdte* with ■V. t soft shoulders >nd % f /' / / cinched-in waistline ’ /j : for figure flattery. \ // $8.30 V* Clever casuals, these Doratis! Everyone is precisely proportion-ized in three separate heights for every size from 12 to 18, That’s why they fit without alterations! 1500 Main Street

LAWNMOWERS Steve’s Lawnmower Shop 1663 Berwick Be. 5337-J Called for and delivered

Lew’s Food Market Lyndhurst At State Road No. 34 GROCERIES FRUITS VEGETABLES Plenty of US. Graded Meats Speedwaifs Pantry Of Finer Foods 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. BElmont 0579

Prospect Saving de Loan Association Member of FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK Current Dividend Rate 3 Per Cent 1518 Main Street Speedway BElmont 0610

FHE SPEEDWAY FLYER

Anything Else Employe—Could you raise my salary next week? Employer—Well, I’ve managed to do it for the past year, so I guess I’ll be able to next week. It isn’t the ice which makes people slip—it’s what they mix with it.

Window Blind Service VENETIAN IffUl WINDOW SHADES WOOD-STEEL PAPER-OIL DELUXE BLINDS - 2TO3WEEKS Hl SERVICE IS]- Washing Rataping Re-Cord Refinishing Oil Shades Cleaned. Reiinted draperies SHOWER CURTAINS EMMETT VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY 5242 CRAWFORDSVILLE ROAD Res.: Bel. 0947-W Office Be. 1276

ATTENTION, RADIO OWNERS We have, in stock, most of those "Hard To Get" Tubes io put your Radio in first dass condition. Call us about our complete, expert service on all makes. We will gladly discuss your radio problems with you. DON'S RADIO & ELECTRIC SERVICE IMO Georgetown Rd. Call BE 2507 Speedway City

School News The elementary school safety patrol for the next six week£ has chosen the following officers: Captain of patrols, Max Rumple; lieutenant, John Rickhoff, and secretary, Billy Heinekamp. The Junior Safety Council will meet .Friday, March 8 at 2:30 p. m. Two Speedway basketball players were placed on the all sectional basketball team by the Danville Gazette. These boys were Bob Wilson and Charles Sutphin. The High School chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America are sponsoring the annual athletic dance at the high school gym tonight. R. J. Kryter, president of the Lions Club, will make the Lions Club awards and Walt Blase will make the Blase award. One hundred fifty-six students, teachers and mothers will attend the Indianapolis Symphony Children’s Concert Saturday morning. Chartered buses will be at the school at 9:15 o’clock. . The chaperons include Mrs. Harold x Marvel, Mrs. Thomas Brady, Miss Thelma Stout, Miss Hazel Smith, Miss Mildred Middaugh, Mrs. Eileen Goff, and Miss Melva Shull, who is in* charge of the group. Mr. Eugene Mogle, teacher of voice and director of the choir at Indiana Central College will act as ajudicator in the local vocal contest March 14 at 3:30 in the high school music room. The choir will also send two triple girls’ trios, girls’ sextet, girls’ duet and a boys* double quartet. March 23 the Speedway High School choir will send a large group of contestants to the solo and ensemble content at Terre Haute. Because of the large number of entries in the soprano section it is necessary to hold a local soprano elimination contest. From a group of eight sopranos the adjudicator will recommend that two participate in the soprano division. Other soloists will be alto, Annabelle Dickerson, Donna Thorne, baritone, Robert Logue and Harold Black. Several members of the high

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school band will also participate in the band and choral ensemble contest at Terre Haute. Announcement of persons who will participate in the contest will be made within the next few days. Hearing tests will be given all Speedway school children on March 28 and 29. Letters will be sent to all parents who have children with defective hearing. The Speedway Junior High School basketball teams closed their season against New Augusta Tuesday night Speedway lost the first team game 21-17 and the second team game 20-16. Speedway won over New Augusta earlier in the season. McGuire and Shook, school architects, have promised to submit preliminary and proposed sketches of the new high school addition to the school board by April 1. Miss Doris Lynn, director of visual education in the Indianapolis Schools, gave an interesting presentation of the value of visual aids at the. joint high school and elementary faculty meeting last Monday evening. If possible an out of town speaker will be secured for tlie next joint faculty meeting.

Radio Bill Appointed Bonded Electronic Technicians “Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technicians” is the new certificate of merit just awarded to Radio Bill at 3050 W. 16th Street. “And it means just what it says,” Radio Bill explained, “because it is based on rigid national standards and only completely qualified radio service dealers receive the Raytheon Bonded Electronic Technicians’ certificate.” The award means Radio Bill is now bonded by the well-known Western National Indemnity Co., to guarantee complete satisfaction on all radio repair parts and service for 90 days, to charge fair prices on parts and labor and to use only recognized quality parts. The bond also covers testing tubes accurately and using modern equipment essential to prompt, efficient service. People of Speedway will be glad to learn there is now a way of knowing they will get radio on a bonded guarantee basis.

ORDER NEEDED COAL EARLY In an things aueoam depends «a previous prwparatten. Prepeiu tar winter now. ORDER YOUR COAL BILL GARLAND Champe-Garland Coal Co., Inc. 1422 W. 30th Street Wabash 4543

Is Your Home Adequately Wired? Ninety-five per cent of America’s homes are wired inadequately for efficient utilization of electric service, Roy Thurman of the Indianapolis Power and Light Co. told the Indianapolis School for Home Planning at sessions this week at local high schools. Mr. Thurman pointed out that this is true because house wiring has not kept pace with the increased number of appliances in common use and their higher wattage. As an example, he Stated that e survey in 1942 of the company’s customers revealed an average of eight appliances in each home, compared with only an electric iron or toaster in earlier years. “Increased efficiency also has resulted in increased wattage,” Mr. Thurman declared. “The electric iron that in 1930 consumed 500 watts, in 1941 utilized twice that number. The same is true for the electric toaster. "In 1930, the home commonly was lighted with electric lamps of 40 and 60 watts. Today, the minimum generally is 60 watts, with lamps of 100, 200 and 300 watts in common usage.” Citing that existing wiring is a bottleneck to the full utilization of electricity in most present homes, Mr. Thurman urged that home planners demand adequate wiring to eliminate what he termed the ‘betopus outlets” found in so many homes today. “Octopus outlets,” Mr. Thurman said, "are wall outlets designed for plugging in one or two appliances, but which, due to an insufficient number of such outlets, are made to serve for four to eight appliances, through the use of two and three-way multiple sockets.” The speaker also emphasized the necessity of having the house wired with wire heavy enough to carry sufficient current to meet MARCH 21ST AND 22ND WILL BE "RED LETTER" DAYS FOR SPEEDWAYI

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not only present, but future demands. Looking into the future, Mr. Thurman cited many new appliances which soon will be on the market. These included the precipitron, which will remove 90 per cent of the dirt from the air in the home; the germicidal lamp, which destroys harmful bacteria; sterilamps, which protect foods from harmful bacteria; the home freezing unit, automatic clothes washer, electric clothes drier, electric dish washer and garbage disposal unit, electric blankets, fluorescent lighting and frequency modulation radio and television. Home planning classes will be held at Emmerich Manual Training High School March 12, and Crispus Attacks High School on March 13. Patrons and pupils of School No. 54 will be special guests at the Children’s Museum Family Hour Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m.

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