Speedway Flyer, Volume 16, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1948 — Page 4

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iirtrmwWU nWwH grymhl* about having their ear Washed so efoen hi dusty regions. But they shouldn't grumble, because the same force which makes dust stick to a car, also holds tires together, keeps »aint on the body and does many etogr jobs necessary to make toe automobile run. This force, which is known as adhesion, is de* hned by World Book encyclopedia as “the force which causes two sub* stances to stick together when they are brought very dose to one an* fire and Police Notice If it is necessary for you to call the FERE DEPARTMENT or POLICE DEPARTMENT. Please call BELMONT 1400.

SPEEDWAY AND WEST 1803 ELLEN DR. backyard fenced. 1825 FISHER ST. long ,iTlnr ™- *"*** 1721 N. WHITCOMB lot 10..8W. 1815 ELLEN DRIVE • ™ ~ a - 4934 W. 15TH ST. J 1,4 5112 CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. SJt.tt KTeSt 69 S. WHITCOMB > raa. mod. bone, sah law lot - CLERMONT, RD. 34 briek bunß " v * c “ t - larre 9CAO UT IC’T'TT Suitable for doctor’s office. 5 rm. mod. buns., enOOUO W. loin closed porch. 91600. Vacant. • 1834 N. EXETER Vacant, new 5 rm. mod. Terms, $7950. 1442 King Vacant. 5 rm. mod., good furnace. 3356 W. MICHIGAN Btoker ' ’ 4917 W. McCRAY ‘ -5 rm. mod., oil heat, large lot WE WRITE ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE A. C. Moldthan, Realtor 1452 Main Street, Speedway BElmont 2727

“Let Us Say It For You? - Remember the Special Gift . . . FLOWERS Grande Avenue Flower Shop 921 Grande Avenue Belmont 3389 I We Deliver

Backmeyer’s Grocery 5236 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 1363 WE HANDLE the SUNDAY MORNING STAR! Fresh Frozen Fruits, Vegetables & Fish Groceries Meats WE DELIVER Always Open Seven Days A Week!

DENTIST DR. CHARLES C. COHEE 1462 MAIN STREET Belmont 2006 Talbot 9440 Talbot 4068 Office Hours Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday-1:00 to 5:00 P.M.

QUICK STARTING WINTERIZED GASOLINE BOTH TYPES OF ANTI-FREEZE TIRES TUBES BATTERIES LUBRICATION V. E. P. MOTOR OIL (50% Longer Motor Life) Schoonover's Hardware and Auto Parts 16th and Main Street Belmont 4600

SMITH’S Barber * Beauty Shop Extra special reduction on permanent waves on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays only, during the month of February. ULTRA-MODERN METHOD OF SUPER FAST DRYING BY NEW EUGENE DRYERS. Operator*: Manna Harvey Caihryn Gibaoa W. 14th St. Belmont 3411

A Modem Eating Place ALL OF OUR DINNERS ARE CHOICE CUTS OF HIGH-GRADE MEATS | f "I S»V • . ‘ > 1402 MM STREn-SPEEDWM

Herman Greenwood Real Estate AND Insurance Agency 4830 W. 16th St I. : “We write Hartford Fire Insurance on your home, household goods or automobile”. NOTARY PUBLIC 0 ** u -' * K 9 Office Be. 0699 Res. Be. 2424

New Sahara Grotto Monarch Installed JOHN W. SPROULE John W. Sproule was installed Thursday, Jan. 22, as new monarch of Sahara Grotto, amid the traditional pomp and pageantry in his honor. Mr. Sproule was formerly drill master of the Grotto Drum and Bugle Corps, and by his untiring efforts to build it up, gained distinction for the corps. He would make a good diplomat, for he always took the time to tell members of the Drum and Bugle Corps Auxiliary that this distinction was attained through their cooperation in encouraging their husbands to attend practice meetings. Johnny (as most everyone calls him), must have thought Christmas had come again at his in-

Speedway Chapel This entirely new ehapel for funerals is modern and completely equipped, ready at all times to serve the people of Speedway. AUBURN at W. 16th MArket 1234 Operated by—

FARLEY FUNERAL HOME 1604 W. Morris St MArket 1234 Ambulance Service FLOYD FARLEY 5223 West 16th Street

THE SPEEDWAY FLYER

THE MAIN GRILLE T-BONES TRYING TO DUPLICATE OUR T-BONE * * STEAKS IN SIZE, QUALITY AND PRICE IS QUITE LIKE LOOKING FOR THE NEEDLE IN THE HAYSTACK.

i stallatiori. Besides receiving the regular gavel, which is made by hand each year by George Stivers, a member of the Grotto, another gavel was presented by Fred Earhart. This gavel had been made in Oregon from myrtle wood. Mr. Stivers informed Johnny that this wood could only be procured from Oregon or the Holy Land. A very beautiful silver baton was presented to Johnny by Mr. Beanblossom of the Grotto Drum and Bugle Corps on behalf of the members.

Emergency Appeal to Aid in Preventing a Condition of Hardship BY GOVERNOR RALPH GATES There exists in our state a very real shortage of fuel oil for household heating. Many hundreds of our Indiana citizens face extreme discomfort and suffering from cold this winter. . This emergency is so serious and exists over such a widespread area that I feel impelled to ask that every user of fuel oil in any form immediately start on a fuel conservation program in his own home, factory, apartment, farm or business to cut down his fuel oil consumption by at least ten per cent. At the present consumption rate there simply is not enough fuel oil to go around at all times and at all places. Public health and comfort demand that no household in Indiana be permitted to be cold—which means that every fuel oil user will have to share with his neighbors and fellow citizens a part of the oil he would ordinarily useSelfishness and love of personal comfort MUST be forgotten in this critical period. No great sacrifice would be required, and adequate heating for all might be accomplished by cutting down by at least 10% the normal consumption of fuel oil by every heating unit. RALPH F. GATES Governor, State of Indiana.

“Disk Jockeys To Help Fight Polio** The battle or tne disk jockeys will help fight the battle against polio—that’s the theme on the special broadcast being arranged by station WISH for next Friday night, Jan. 30 from 11 to midnight. Bill Faulkner, who spins the plotters on “Hoosier Requestime” every afternoon 3:30-4:55 p. m., will match audiences with Bob Bruner, who handles the records each night from 11 to midnight. The followers of these two disk jockeys are urged to time in this Friday night and vote for their favorite by making a contribution to the “March of Dimes.” All names and contributions will be read over the air during the program. 'ln making phone calls voting for your favorite disk jockey the audience is requested to follow this form: “Give the name of the disk jockey first, then your name, your address, then the amount you wish to contribute to the “March of Dimes.” For example: “I vote for Faulkner, my name is John Doe, I live at 601 High St., my gift is $5.00.” The phone number at WISH is Market 6345. WATCH P.TJL. NEWS Watch For Opening Of “Ye Olde Hat ShoppeNo Wolf Dw XJ S Clftl BmVBJF Mb* at leant in modern times.

Two youngsters were named winners of sectional and state award* in the production-marketing contest of the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association at their 13th annual convention, just concluded. Carl Orth (left), 19, of Terre Haute, used four acres to realize a gross total in sales of his farm produce of $1,612.90 of which $1,084.90 was net profit. l 'He is at present a freshman at Purdue University. Posed with him is Robert Mucsing of Kendallville. He won a state award.

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“FINE FOODS FOR FINE PEOPLE" MALTS - SODAS SUNDAES FOUNTAIN SERVICE BELMONT 4306

Speedway theatre ” " iißMSßßßeeeii" l ' l i iiiiinm iii l .iri] THUR- FRi„ SAT. JAN. 29—30—31] SHIRLEY TEMPLE RONALD REGAN in “THAT HAGMN GIHL” Plus “BAD MEN OF MISSOURI” with DENNIS MORGAN JANE WYMAN WAYNE MORRIS •- CARTOON—“RHAPSODY IN RIVERS'* SUMMON. FEB. I— J FRED MacMURRAY AV A GARDNER in T “SINGAPORE” and “LAST OF THE RED MEN” (Yn Brilliant Color) with JOHN HALL—MICHAEL O'SHEA—EVELYN ANKERS] NEWS k PLUTO CARTOON TUES.. WED. FEB. “NORTH WEST OUTPOST” w&th NELSON’EDDY ILONA MASSEY Plus p CHESTER MORRIS CONSTANCE DOWLING in “BLIND SPOT” PUPPETOON . “RHAPSODY IN WOOD”

WATCHES DIAMONDS FREE -5x7 ENLARGEMBn 2-DAY SERVICE ON FILM DEVELOPING FILMS —ALL SIZES '’guaranteed watch repairing Prompt expert service at moderate prices *hat*9 the policy of our topnotch Watch Repair Department. Take advantage, too, of these other fine services: Jewelry Repairing Bead Restringing HALLMARK VALENTINE CARDS Robert L. Stout, Jeweler WATCH SPECIALIST CLOCK REPAIRING 1432 Main Street Belmont 0446

Art YON IN-A-STEW? Aren’t you sure where to buy your meat? Are you hard to please? Talk it over with (Willie) our Butcher. He will please you if it is possible. Mary's Market DELIVERY SERVICE BE 5436 Open TUI IteOO P. M. j On 14th St at Main— Around the Corner

FINE BEAUTY WORK . . . / / ’A T■ . : t- -■ $ h a conbiMtfoa of skill and fiM boaudty pwpawHMM Owt Muwllf. WW . . \ Mi ■■■■ t ’f MURRAY BEAUTY SHOP 1344 MAIN STREET BELMONT 2344