Speedway Flyer, Volume 19, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1950 — Page 5

SAVE-ON-AU 7 Days A Week That’s What Saves Remember AU Items Are Fairly Priced and Are of Highest Quality

CHIEF ANDERSON BACON 39/ lb. GRADE “A” SLICED NO LIMIT

GALA MNDU KING ; UGKTS PAKTY CAKES GET ORDER BLANKS HERE WHEN RSspn YOU , buy FWmM 3 lbs. gg c ON DISPLAY—SEE IT LIT

POTATOES U. S. No. 1 MICHIGAN 10 lbs. for 19c

FRESH BAKERY GOODS 7 DAYS A WEEK LEW’S MARKET Lyndhurst at State Rd. 34 Belmont 4581 Open 8 AM. to 9 PM. Saturday Delivery

COAL & COKE cS™ Phone AT. 4466 VALLEY ICE and FUEL CO. 2820 WEST MICHIGAN VERLIN L. WEAVER, Prop.

R« F» Lindeman Agency JUST INSURANCE LIFE FIRE AUTOMOBILE "Coast To Coast Service** Res. Be. 0155 507 Illinois Bldg. Bus. Ri. 8848

Hollywood Case Grille or Cafeteria Style Steak - Oysters - Chicken - Chops Short Orders Hours: 6 A.M. to 8 P.M. 6 days a week Closed Sundays 1430 MAIN STREET BElmont 0027

Speedway Frozen Food Lockers RETAIL - WHOLESALE 1008 Main StreetßElmont 1051 CHUCK ROAST .. lb. 63c BOILING BEEF .. lb. 35c

COUNTRY STYLE PAN SAUSAGE 39c lb.

HICKORY SMOKED HAMS, Ik. 55c

FULL DRESSED FRYERS 55c lb.

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WELL TRIMMED Sirloin Steak GOVT INSPECTED 89c lb. GROUND BEEF FRESH GROUND FROM GOVT INSPECTED BEEF 59c lb. CHURNGOLD MARGARINE COLORED—IN STICKS 29c lb.

SPARE RIBS 45c lb. SMALL MEATY

HICKORY SMOKED SLAB BACON . . . lb. 45c

SLICED BACON 45/ lb. GARDNER-LANE

Speaker for Women’s Day Service

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Miss Jessie M. Trout

Miss Jessie M. Trout is vicepresident of The United Christian Missionary Society, International board of Christian missions and education for Disciples of Christ She is also executive secretary of missionary organizations. In this capacity she is. responsible for the leadership of 4,100 organizations in local churches, with a total membership of approximately 175,000, in the United States and Canada. Miss Trout, born and educated in Canada, was a missionary to Japan from 1921 to 1940. Her first assignment on the mission field, after language study, was at Akita in the northern part of the main island. Her work was with women and children, especially with girls* clubs. In 1931 she joined the staff of Margaret K. Long Girls’ School in Tokyo where she had classes in English and helped in their Sunday school and with the school Y.W.CA. In 1935 Miss Trout was loaned by the United Society to the work of Dr. Tpyohiko Kagawa. She served as English secretary and hostess in Fellowship House near the Kagawa home, and worked in the church and settlement house. She also did translations of Dr. Kagawa’s articles, poems and books, including Brotherhood Economics and Behold the Man.

In addition, she taught some classes in the Margaret K. Long School Because she was unable to return to Japan in 1941, after a furlough, she took special assignments in the Emergency Million Movement of Disciples of Christ, in Japanese relocations camps, and in the work of relocating Japanese Americans, until 1944 when she became World Call secretary. In 1946 she was called to the department of missionary organizations as executive secretary where she has led the women of the churches in a remarkable way. In 1947 at the request of the British women, she spent six weeks with the churches in Great Britain helping with their organizational plans. Miss Trout is on the Board of the UniteA Council of Church Women and represents Disciple women in many interdenominational meetings.

News! The Stuff Life Is Made Of! From the “news” in a little want ad in “The Speedway Flyer” you may find and buy the home in which you will bring up your children. From the “news” in the ad of a local store or dealer you may decide on the car, the television set, the home freez-

FRESH SIBE 45/ lb.

FULL DRESSED HERS 49/ lb.

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Allison Plans New Office Building Urgently needed production space and a more modem efficient office will result from Allison plans to erect a new office building in front of Plant 3 on West 10th Street. With the new building, offices, which since World War II have been located in areas originally planned for factory space, will be returned to production to take care of increasing schedules in tank transmissions, locomotive parts and bearings. Approximately 70,000 square feet of plant space will be gained in this way. At the same time, Allison will have, through a combination of the new and present office building, a better planned and more efficient office area. The number of office people employed by Allison has grown considerably in the past few months and more will be required as Allison participation advances in the U. S. preparedness program. Provision is being made in the new building for air conditioning and other modem conveniences conducive to efficient work. It also will have a new cafeteria as the present office cafeteria will become part of the plant area. Completion of the building will require about ten months and construction will begin as soon as

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detailed planning is completed. While the building is underway, a temporary front office entrance will be set up and other arrangements made so that the construction work will not interfere with present operations. Additional parking areas will be made available because the new building will extend approximately 400 feet along West 10th Street from a point just east of the present lobby entrance west to the entrance adjacent to the office cafeteria. The 70,000 square feet of floor space to be added to the productive area represents the second major expansion in Allison factory space since the U.S. began the rebuilding of its armed forces.

PECANS! PECANS! Would you like to buy some pecans Christmas? or for anytime? The ladies of St. Christopher are offering for sale pound packages of pecans—halves. Order from Mrs. Wilbur Riedy, Belmont 2231, Mrs. George Arnold, Belmont 0514, or Mrs. Walter Freund, Belmont 2384. Don’t put it off, order today. Union Carbide & Carbon Declares Dividend The BoaSrd of Directors of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation has today declared a cash dividend of fifty cents (50c) per share on the outstanding capital stock of the Corporation payable January 2, 1951 to stockholders of record December 1, 1950. The last quarterly dividend was fifty cents (50c) per share paid October 2, 1950. A Special Dividend of fifty cents (50c) a share was declared October 24, 1950, payable December 1, 1950.

SEE YOUR SPEEDWAY CITY FLORIST Arthur E. Blum Fcr Christmas Decorations - Roping Wreaths Holly Door Knockers Mistletoe—Boughs & Cones—Table Decorations DELIVERY SERVICE TO ALL PARTS OF CITY 4900 w. 16th Street BElmont 9523

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Hours: 9 AM to 8:30 PM. ALEXAHBER 5c - SI JI STORE SELF-SERVS 1414 Maia Street Belmont 0271

1500 Main Street BElmont 0210 Hr Sensational Gift Value! HAND-KNIT GLOVES w Wk I ★ Clover CuHad or \ Gauntht Stylos. \ ★ Lavish HandMRa imbtoidofod Trion. Worm Shakor n wßSojn Kna ★ Bright Colors. Neoo»d Fostols. ★ Small, Medium Of Large Sixes. Open Friday Evenings Until 8 P.M.

Young Settlers Sell Nuts The Young Settlers Class of the Speedway Christian Church will sell fancy mixed nuts again this year. Price 95c lb. Call Im. 2281. Post Office Collection Schedule Weekday Schedule First collection 6:15 a.m. (Outside station). Inside station: 10:10 a.m., 1:15 p.m., 5:16 p.m., 5:40 p.m. Close station 7:04 (outside station). Saturday Schedule First collection 6:ia a.m. (outside station). Inside station: 10:10 a.m. Close station at noon. 3:30 p.m., 4:59 p.m., 7:17 p.m. (outside station). Sundays and Holidays One collection only: 3:41 p.m. Station hours: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Close noon on Saturday. Why not clip this for future reference? While the sun shines much hay eon be made, too, from the grass that grows under other people’s feet

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Steady earnings on your savings Ready when needed CURRENT ANNUAL RATE 2H% Every account insured up to $10,000.00 , SPEEDWAY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Chartered June 20. 1884 CARL A. PLOCH. President—WM. R. DEXHEIMER. Secretary 1318-20 MAIN STREET BE. 1410

TROUBLES DON’T CUSS CALL US BOSS INSTALLS MORE BOSS POWER BElmont 0096 SPEEDWAY MOTOR SERVICE 1032 Main Street Speedway City. Ind.

EDDIE SMITH’S BARBER SHOP 5236 Crawfordsville Road Special Consideration Given To CMldran Plenty Of Parking Space 2 BARBERS Eddie Smith Darrell Crag

AUTO FINANCE HOME LOANS INSURAHCE CALL VS TO SAVE MONEY R. E. Schooley Insurance Agency 1645 N. WhitcombßE. 0431

GET THAT HEW BUICK John D. Crawford BE. 4449 RI. 3344 5420 W. 16th St. Monarch Buick 1040 N. Meridian

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