Speedway Flyer, Volume 20, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1952 — Page 6

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SPEEDWAY ARD WEST • DEAL WITH AN EXPERIENCED REALTOR List Your Speedway Property With Us WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING! For Building, Call V. K. Nelson BE. 4141 WE WRITE INSURANCE A. C. Moldthan, ReaLtm Bel. 2445 1452 Main St. Bel. 2727

McCORMICK LUMBER CO., Inc. LUMBER MILLWORK and BUILNKG SUPPLIES 702 N. Tibbs Ave. IMperial 4476

INDIANA’S CHOICE CAR DEALER '49 Chev. Siyleline dlx.; R-H. $1,295 . '46 Chev. 4 dr.; tu-ione blue .... $795 CAUIIjIjACo *46 Chev. 4 dr.: 1 owner $745 ’sl’s, ’so’s '4O Chev. 2 dr.; good engine $225 ’4S’ s 47’s, 46’s '36 Chev. 4 dr.; '4B engine $75 ’ OUR CADS ARE SELECTED FROM INDIVIDUALS—NOT TRADE-INS Open Evenings 'Till 9 PM. CONCANNON CHOICE CAR CO. f \ 4747 W. 16TH STREET SAVE IN SPEEDWAY BE. 1224

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In the greater portion of* fires, the owner is under-insured. Don’t let it happen to you. See us and be sure you have all the insurance of all types needed to protect you financially. - (Proof of last Friday’s ad) GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS NOT THE FIRST PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES The first President of the U.S.A. was John Hanson, of Maryland, who was elected Nov. 6, 1781 to the office of the first Congress of the Confederation. Although he was the 9th president of the Congress he was the first to whom the above was applied. 1. "Famous First Facts.”

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NELSON’S SPEEDWAY APPLIANCES 4906 BElmont W. 16th ST. Ww) 4141 You Can Put Your Confidence In General Electric Take advantage of these savings on new 1951 models available: RANGES REG. .SALE REG. SALE NCSB $274.95 $245.00 C3l $289.95 $260.00 LCBH 309.95 270.00 D2l 389.95 350.00 LFIOH 374.95 335.00 Ironer NHIOH 494.95 445.00 AR7O 189.95 175.00 Automatic Food Freezer Washer AWSB4 329.95 285.00 NA-11H 429.95 385.00 TERMS IF DESIRED

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Marion County Fish and Game Association It was decided at the board of directors meeting last Friday night that the Marion County Fish and Game Association will hold at least two Merchandise shoots during this year. The first to be held on Sunday, February 17, beginning at 10:00 a.m. It will be a merchandise shoot, open to the public and all the net proceeds will go for the purchase of wild life text books as recommended by the State Department of Conservation to be distributed to the public and county schools. 10 rabbits have been released at the club grounds, which represents the allotment of Missouri cottontails for this area. The styuffleboard court is to be completed this year also all other projects outlined and started by the previous board. The committee in charge of the February Shoot consists of Ernie

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Spinner, -Ernie Culver, C. E. Stephenson, Earl Culver and Henry Tipps. The club ladies will serve, dinner on the day of the merchandise shoot. The Club Grounds and location of the shoot are on Road 34 at Eagle Creek. The new highway number is U.S. 136. Navy’s XA2J-1 “Savage” Successful first flight of the Navy’s XA2J-1 North American “Savage” in Los Angeles, January 4th, brought to four the number of turbo-prop powered aircraft now flying in this country. All four are powered by Allison T3B or T4O turbo-prop engines. First use of the Allison turboprop engine was in the Navy’s Convair Flying Boat early in 1950. Closely following were the Navy A2D Douglas “Skyshark,” the Allison “Turbo-Liner built by Convair, and now the new “Savage.”

HUNTS PEACHES No. 2J4 Size 33/ w OUR OWN PURE PORK SMSME 39/ »• DONALD DUCK ORANGE JUICE No. 46 oz. Cans 2•» 49/

Two Allison T4O turbo-prop engines produce more than 11,000 equivalent shaft horsepower for the North American XA2J-1. Rated at over 5500 equivalent shaft horsepower at a weight of only 2500 pounds, the T4O is the most powerful propeller type aircraft engine for its size and weight in the world. Designed as a twin-unit engine, the T4O is made up of two identical power sections which are connected by extension drive shafts to a single reduction gear. With this system both units can be used for high power requirements, ,and for economical cruise one unit can be shut off entirely. When only one unit is being used, both con-tra-rotating propellers turn through a unique gearing arrangement in the reduction gear housing. Use of extension shafting permits location of the engines at the point most favorable for airplane design and still allows location of propellers at the point of highest efficiency.

Ground tests have indicated the engine installation in the XA2J-1 is extremely accessible and well arranged for easy carrier maintenance. Also indicated is the fact that the turbo-prop engines supply a very high initial static thrust which is ideal for the short takeoff carrier type operation. Allison also manufactures the J 33 and J 35 turbo-jet engines which power many of our nation’s modern combat jet aircraft. Big Business In 1870, America had 427,000 independent commercial and industrial enterprises which equaled one tor each 91 persons. In 1947 America had 2,280,000 businesses, one ter each 63 people. So, in spite oi our big businesses, we have • larger number of small businesses even in proportion to our population.

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Tke Price of Foghorns In one of feu Washington columns, Steffan Andrews of the North American Newspaper Alliance quoted a Congressman as saying: “In the ten commandments there are 297 words, in Lincoln’s Gettysburg address 266 words, but in an OPS order setting ceiling prices bn manually operated foghorns there are 12,962 words.

No one would expect the ma/ ter-minds at OPS to produce anything within cannon shot of the ten commandments or the Gettysburg address. But the OPS order on the vital subject of foghorn prices is a perfect example of how the bureaucrats work, once they get a taste of power. The red-tape gets thicker and thicker. The orders become more and more verbose and, of course, more and more difficult to understand and follow. Some df the OPS orders, in fact, have been masterpieces of utter confusion. The people who make and sell foghorns undoubtedly spent some sleepless nights trying to get their teeth into OPS’ long order. And they aren’t the only ones. It’s a safe bet that there isn’t a producer or a distributor in the country who hasn’t gone around talking to himself after reading one or another of OPS’ literary efforts. Some of them, indeed, proved to be totally unworkable, and OPS had to hustle out changes and amendments. In a situation like this, every producer and merchant becomes willy-nilly, a law breaker. And if anyone thinks that such a situation helps the consumer, he should think again. More and more of the time, effort and money of manufacturer, retailer and all others involved must be given to trying to untangle the red-tape and to following the orders as best they can. That’s one way to hamstring an economy. —lndustrial News Review.

Cotton Machines More than 900 different cotton picking machines have been registered at the U.S. patent office!

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For those vitamin-conscious cooks who are always looking tor a recipe jam packed with nourishment, hero is one called RaUis-Carrot Muffint. Cream H cap sapor into U cap ghorteaiap, creamed. Add 1 «pp, lightly beaten, and beat together until blended. Mix 1 cap shredded carrot with % cap milk and pour into the batter. Sift together 3 caps flow, 3 tsp. baking powder. % tsp. salt. Add H cap raisias and stir into batter until barely moistened. Do not beat Put into gas oven at 375*F. for 25 minutes. Makes about 12 muffins. • • • Delicious addition to pork chops: Top with orange slices before putting into the broiler about 4 inches from ths flame. • • • Before you start using your gas space heater again, check the burner ports for scaling. A wire brush will dean them so that ths slams will not bo obstructed. • • • When starching curtains, make enough starch for all curtains in one room so they will have Identical crispness. You can save gas by turning down ths slams to center simmer when* ever you're boiling food because boiling point is 313*F. and ths center simmer gives enough heat to reach boiling point • • • To blanch almonds: Cover with cold water, heat just to boiling over center simmer burner, drain, slip off skins. e os Sour cream, instead of the usual milk, sharpens ths flavor oHnashed potatoes. Mash, add sour cream, sprinkle with chopped chives er parsley.

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Speedway Theatre BElmont 5513 ■ SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE SAT- JAN. IS DOORS OPEN ItM PM. SHOW BEGINS at 1190 pan. NOTE: Chlldxon'a Matinee is Over at 446 pjn. "OVERLAND WITH KIT CARSON"—SERIAL No. M PLENTY OF CARTOONS and COMEDIES “THUNDER TRAIL” (FULL LENGTH WESTERN) CLOSED AFTER MATINEE—REOPEN AT 5:30 PM. YOUR KIDDIES ARE SAFE AT THE SPEEDWAY THEATRE DRAWING FOR THE KIDDIES WED- THURS- FRI- SAT. FRED McMURRAY—DOROTHY McGUIRE la “CALLAWAY WENT THATAWAY" and “THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTEBS” with THOS. GOMEZ—DOROTHY DANDRIDGE (The World's Greatest Basketball Team) ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY JAN. 26-21-22 CLAUDETTE COLBERT MacDONALD CAREY in “LET’S MAKE IT LEGAL" and “LOVENEST” with JUNE HAVER WILLIAM LUNDIGAN NEWS and CARTOONS WED- THURS- FBI- SAT. JAN. 23-24-25-16 DENNIS MORGN VIRGINIA MAYO in “PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE" and “FIXED BAYONETS” with RICHARD BASEHART ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS BE PRESENT WED. OR TBVRS. YOU MAY BE LUCKY

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