Speedway Flyer, Volume 17, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1948 — Page 3

Come to Our Fall Fashion Showing /'/ rJb OF GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE NYLON STOCKINGS COLORS: 51 GAUGE •54 GAUGE |||f 1 Blade Cherry _ - - Black Coffee Brandy Black Diamond . Nutmeg 1500 Main Street -

808 HOSS SPEEDWAY MOTOR SERVICE

WE REPAIR Generators Carburetors Motor Rebuilding Brake Relining Brake Repairing Lubrication Rear Axles Clutches

Expert Automotive Technician 1032 Main Street Belmont 4696

/fCTr Extra light—Extra cool Playtex PLASTIKOOL Baby Pants

Super-sheer companion to the world-famous Playtex Baby Pants. .Newly developed transparent, s-t-r-e-t-c-h-a-b-l-e Playtex Plastikool Baby Pants are the answer to Mothers’ search for longer-lasting, light, cool, comfortable, yet completely waterproof protection for your baby. No seams or stitches to rip, tear, bind, chafe or irritate. 10 seconds to suds dainty!... 10 seconds to pat dry! Order according to baby’s weight. 6 In silvery tubes

Mimi Ann Baby St Gift Shop 1432 Main Street Belmont 0446

SPEEDWAY MIDGET DRIVE-IN 3554 W. 10th Street We Specialize In Large Juicy Hamburgers Schlosser’s Ice Cream CURB SERVICE ' Open 11 A.M. to 12 PAL

FRED W. WINGERT Paper Hanging Enameling Painting Estimates Materials Furnished 4954 W. 12th St. Belmont 3243-J

■Skidmore’s Barber Shop 1542 MAIN STREET 9 Barbarg "Friendly Service? Shoe Shine

Don’t let your supply of coal get too low. Good coals and coke will be hard to get all winter. ■ 4 Champe 6c Gar land Coal Co., Inc. 1422 W. 30th St Wa. 4543 Ml Gortand Cort Cfaempe FW

WE STOCK Universal Batteries Goodrich Silvertown Tires Seal Power Piston Rings American Brake Block Brake Material McMillan Ring Free Oil Kendall Motor Oil Perfect Circle Piston Rings

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MOTHPROOF YOUR CLOTHES Garments cleaned by us are mothproofed when they're cleaned ... U-SAN-O, the insured mothproof cleaning system, insures your garments for six months. r AT NO EXTRA COST

©WALTS CLEANERS 4723 W. 16th Si. Be. 2925

TAX ACCOUNTANT Individual, Partnership, Corporation JOHN FIDGER BE 0434 1520 Main St. - Speedway, Indiana Bookkeeping Systems Installed Or Maintained.,

SPEEDWAY LOCKERS The Only Independent Union Meat ' Market In Speedway. OUR NEW PARKING LOT, LOCATED DIRECTLY SOUTH OF OUR BUILDING, IS NOW AVAILABLE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. ■ 5 <■ Monday-Saturday 9 AJW. to 6 P.M. Open Friday evening Until 8:30 PJf. Belmont 0005 z 1008 Main Street

OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING ONTIL 9:00 P.M. MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, end SATURDAY Have you boon in to see our Now Infant** and Children** Wear Department? OVER 100 NEW ITEMS FOR THE DARY ARD HP TO AND INCLUDING THE SIX YEAR OLD Wo have also added many now Items tb every department In the entire store New merchandise b being received every day ALEXANDER Se-fIJO stone 1414 Main Street Belmont 1585

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Oven-baked desserts can be cooked along with the roast to save time and fuel. Banana-Cojfee Souflle, one of these. Is nourishing and flavorful. Melt 2 tbsp, butter in a saucepan. Remove from heat and stir In 3 tbsp. ‘ four. Gradually add % cup strong coffee, % cup milk and cook over low simmer flame stirring constantly until nicely smooth and thick. Combine % cup sugar, 4 egg yolks, gradually stirring these into cooked mixture. Add 3 masked medium-sized bananas. Beat 4 egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold into banana mixture. Pour into 1% Qt souffld dish which has been buttered on bottom only. Bake in slow gas oven (325 s ) 40 to 45 mins. Serves 6. * * * The most reliable buyer’s guide to gas appliances for the home is the Seal of Approval of the American Gas Association Testing Laboratories. For example, nearly 600 tests and requirements must be met on a gas range before it can be produced and sold to the homemaker. * * • If your biscuits bum on the bottom and still remain rather pale on top, your baking sheet may be too large which tends to hold the heat from the burner to the bottom instead of radiating around the oven evenly. There should be at least one inch of space between the baking sheets and all four sides of the oven. • • • Hot butter and syrup makes a richertasting spread for waffles. Add 2 tbsp, butter to 1 cup extrasweet com syrup, heat until butter is melted, then serve hot • ♦ • As soon as baked potatoes are cooked, cut them criss-cross on the top to keep them fluffy. Add butter and serve at once.

School News (Continued from Page 1) dolny, A. president. The teachers appreciated the luncheon very much. The football field is being

Snafu, Snarlieu By GEORGE S. BENSON President ol Harding College Searcy, Arkansas

THE FRENCH Government would like very much to get 600 new dwelling units put up in Paris, for Paris is home to nearly 3.000,000 Frenchmen. Paris is terribly overcrowded. This fabulous city would like to have room for tourists and visitors, too. But, unfortunately, France is a country where the government “controls" things, and things are in a snarl. .Housing is one thing controlled by the government. Housing, alas, is in a snarl. To build 500 units of “public” housing, the government would have to have money. But the national budget is already loaded down, in Franch, there are salaries of multitudes of government employees, there are pensions, and there are numerous other things the government is doing for the people. All these things cost money. In fact, costs to the government of France are legion. The government figured it could run things properly, and it is still spending. Enterprise BUT. ALAS, the Deceased. money for the needed 500 units cannot be found. Well, why does not free enterprise do it? In France there is hardly such a thing as free and private enterprise. The government, you see. has made laws against this and that. It is still all right to own property, hut it is getting mighty unpopular. Even so, a group of property owners has proposed to build some rental housing, if the government will let them. These private owners have asked t.o build this housing on a nonl>rotit'basis, without any return in investment, if the government wdl permit them to collect rents to cover maintenance and depreciation This is the kind of situation that exists in a country

plowed, leveled and seeded this fall as the first step in making the field ready for use next fall. The field will lie parallel to Lyndhurst, and will be laid out so that a track may be built around it later.

MOTOR TUNE-UP GENERATORS and STARTERS REPAIRED BRAKES RELINED—WHEEL BALANCING ROAD SERVICE ROUES & SEARLES PURE OIL STATION 5002 W. 16th Street Be- 0740

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FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We afte open ’till 8 o’clock every evening and ’till noon on Sundays. WILLIAMS’ HARDWARE 1820 W. Michigan Franklin 2657

Speedway Chapel This entirely new chapel 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 Anttataiw Service FLOYD FARLEY . Koos lath ~

where government management is the oraer of the day. In France, a man spends three times as much a year for his pipe tobacco as he does for his nouse rent. (Tobacco is plentiful, but houses are scarce.) Freedom IN FACT, rents are to Build cheap in France. But then, you see, everything is in a snarl. Housing and rentals of all kinds are shrinking to the vanishing point. Rent is very well controlled. The average worker is said to be paying from 1 to 2 per cent of his annual wages for rent. Even a well - to - do family that makes about $5,000 a year, pays only $45 a year for five rooms and bath. Their bill for tobacco is likely to run higher! f Of course, there isn’t much housing, and not likely to be much more. The government cannot build, because it cannot afford the costs. Private interests cannot build, because the government will not let them. Moreover. nobody wants to build. Anyone who owns property, especially property for rent, is looked upon with suspicion. It is said that property owners who rent are popularly known as “vultures.” The joy of owning a cottage is fading away. < I am glad things are not that way in America. America is blest with a system that makes possible the highest living standards known to man. Our system lets each one of us work as hard as we please to make our dreams come true. We do not depend upon hand-outs from the State, nor do we wait for government to build us houses. In fact, a public housing bill, if passed by Congress, would do much to take us downhill—the way France has gone.

Birth certificates of children in the Kindergarten and First Grade have been recorded in the school office. Parents may call for the certificates any time during the school day.

For Venetian Blinds and Draperies CALL EMMETT VENETIAN BUND CO. 5242 Crawfordsville Road Belmont 1276

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GRADE “A” SLICED BACON ..lb. 59c TYPE A LINK SMOKED SAUSAGE lb. 55c HICKORY SMOKED """""" STARK-WETZEL, SKINLESS WIEHERS IL Or ■— ■■■ 1 " ■ ——- Lean—No Bones To Throw Away PORK SPECIALS Ib. He SLICED OH PIECE x CAMPBELL’S 3 CANS FOR TOMATO SOW. ... IS. / - c A*

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CHUCK ROAST 1b.53c PORK SPECIALS lb. Me BACON GR ™' 1b.59c Pickle-Pimento lb. Me GRAPEFRUIT SforlOe VANILLA WAFERS box 20e WISC. 3-Sieve PEAS... doz. SI.BO POTATOES coßßuras 10 30c FOLGER’S COFFEE . . . . . . lb. 49c REDEEM COUPORS HERE Speedway Food Mart 16th at Lyndhurst Belmont 3843 WE DELIVER ALL DAY SATURDAY

"EVERYDAY LOW PRICES" .15 BEN GAY BAUNE Ofc .MALKA-SELTZER ....... 49c PEPTO-BISMOL, 4 oz. 57c .10 TOMS 3 for 25c .50 MENNEN LATHER SHAVE 43c .50 FRESH DEODORANT 43c* MEAD'S PABLUM, 18 oz- 45c DEXIN BABY FORMULA, 12 oz- 73c MODESS NAPKINS, box of 12 .. 33c OCULINE EYE BATH, 6 «z- 59c .50 KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE 43c * Plus Fed. Tax > K V PAY YOUR UTILITY BILLS HERE. DUE BILLS ARE ACCEPTED FOR DISCOUNT UP TO 11 AJ4. OF THE DATE DUE. / Beck’s Drugs 15th at Main Street Belmont 2330

FREE HAM WE WILL GIVE AWAY ANOTHER 15-LB. COOKED READY-TO-EAT HAM. see DETAILS BELOW

THIS WEEK ONLY Large, 46-oz. Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE He LAY nt A CASE FOR WHITER SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS. 11b.boxSt INDIANA U.S. Grade “A” POTATOES... H He. *e CITY CLUB “in tin” COFFEE Ik* TRY A POUND OP GOOD COFFEE ! ' " 11 EACH PERSON ENTERING STONE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SEPT. M and M WILL RECEIVE CHANCE. DRAWING SAT, • OALL FOR HAM BEFORE • PAL MONDAY.

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