Speedway Flyer, Volume 23, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1954 — Page 4

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JOR’S DAUGHTERS Well, Fm back again after a week’s absence. Please excuse my forgetfulness! This Saturday, as most of you know, is Parent’s Night The

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HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS Items Regularly Selling for as Much as 6.951 Now... Buy Two for the Price of One ... Plus a Penny! ■ Come in and get your Courtesy Advance Order form today. Check items you want and pick up during the sale. As Advertised fa LIFE •' LOOK • POST COLLIER'S • COUNTRY GENTLEMAN

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meeting will begin at 7:00 pm. (we hope) and we want a big turn-out so urge your parents to come. For those of you who like to eat (and who doesn’t?) there will be pumpkin pie and cider afterwards.

The Rummage Sale is next on our list of activities for October. It will be held October 10th, so please,.if ypu have any rummage, either call Be. 1320 to have it picked up or take it to one of the following houses: Lynch’s, 1809 Auburn, Healey’s, 1640 Fisher, or Collins*, 5040 W. 15th St Say, how does this sound for a Christmas gift suggestion? Salt and pepper shakers, filled with delicious seasoning for your favorite meats, etc. We have them in umbrellas; red, blue, yellow and green, or ducks and they’re so economical, too! Only $1.25 per pair. You’d better get them while they last—Just call Be. 1320 and order your pair (or pairs) now! Speaking of Christinas, -and it’s not as far off as it sounds, you’ll be needing ribbon and wrapping paper, too. Well, we don’t have the wrapping paper, but by some strange coincidence, we do have the ribbon! It comes in all colors

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SPEEDWAY DAIRY QUEEN W. lotk ST. AT WINTON AVE. Stock Up Now on Dairy Queen % Gallons and Pints WE STILL HAVE <5 (M SOME PLASTIC PINTS O IVI iVV Dilleys.. 11 for SI.OO We Close for the Season October 25th SEE YOU NEXT SPRING!

IT MAY SOUND SILLY, Bat Buy Your Anti-Freeze Now and Avoid the Rush! THE “500” SUPPLY CO. Tte Sfrt Wfart Yoe Cm Jm HfAtf Yoe Nttd! 5252 Crawfordsville Road BE. 1004 t Wholesale and Retail

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and if 8 only SI.OO lor 50 yards. And here’s an added attraction—the ribbon is made so that you can cut it in half, so you see, you’re really getting 109 yards for a dollar. Like the ceramics, the ribbon is going-fast So you’d better call Be. 1320 right away and order yours. This may be a little premature, but you can place it under “Coming events.” Our Bethel is holding, a Square Dance on Nov. 15th at the Recreation Club. It will begin at 7:30 and the admission is just $.50 per person. Be sure to keep this date open. Well, that’s all for this week. Don’t forget about the Rummage Sale! Ann Healey, Honored Queen Nancy Lewis, Pub.

JORDAN FACULTY - CONCERTS The first of 11 concerts by faculty members from Butler University’s Jordan College of Music will feature works of Haydn, Beethoven and Debussy. The programs are open free of charge to the public. Leading off the 1954-55 series at 8:15 pm. Oct. 12 in the Indiana War Memorial Auditorium will be the Jordan String Quartet. Its members are Eric Rosenblith, first violin; Mildred Lind, second violin; Ferninando Cortellini, viola; and Gilbert Reese, violincello. This quartet and others from the university played a series of concerts in the Holcomb Gardens at Butler last spring. They were enthusiastically received and each drew increas-

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ingly larger crowds. The October 12 program is: Quartet in F Major Qp. 77, No. 2, Joseph Haydn,* Allegro Moderate, Menuetto: Presto, ma non troppo, Andante, Finale: Vivace Assai. K Quartet in F Minor Op. 95, L. van Beethoven, Allegro con brio, Allegretto ma non troppo, Allegro assai vivace ma seriose, Allegretto agitato. Quartet Op. 10, Claude Debussy, Anime et ties decide, Asses vis et tres rythme, Andantino doucement expressif, Tres modere. ,

JOB'S DAUGHTERS’ RUMMAGE SALE OCTOBER 18 SAVE FOR P.TA. PAPER SALE OCTOBER 15th SENIOR C.Y J. MEETING SUNDAY. OCTOBER IHh

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SpeedwaV 1 THURS., FRL, SAT. OCT. 7-8-9 “BETRAYED” Jta Eaatmap Qolgr —Starring— Clark Gable Lana Turner Victor Mature Louis Calhern —PLUS—“WAR PAINT” —Starring— Robert Stack Joan Taylor SATURDAY MATINEE OCT. 9 Doors open at 1:15 pan. Show starts at 1:30 pan. “BETRAYED” CARTOONS “WAR PAINT” “BATMAN” Serial No. 6 Show out at 5:10 pan. SUN- MON- TUES. OCT. 10-11*10 “WITNESS TO MURDER” —Starring ■ Barbara Stanwyck George Sanders Gary Merrill Jesse White —PLUS—“UTIT.E FUGITIVE” —Starring— Rlchla Andruaco STARTING WEDNESDAY OCT. 19 “REAR WINDOW” AND “THE BLACK DAKOTAS”

ATTENTION PARENTS AND YDUNG PEOPLE Again we ere in the month of October which means Halloween is not far off. However, Halloween is still October Slot end not until then. The police department js receiving complaints already 'about pranks our youngsters ere playing. For the past few yeyn the police have tried to be very lenient with the young people end children eround Halloween time, except where actual damage was done. Apparently they have not appreciated this, because thej have started in their so-called “Halloweening”. The first of October and by the middle of the month the citizens are so aggravated that their patience and tolerance are worn thin by the time Halloween/actually arrives. We realize that parents cannot keep a constant vigil over their children, but we do feel as though some parents are quite lax about their youngster’s whereabouts and activities. At this point we would like to point to some spe-

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When a sweetheart goes away to school, the next best thing to an actual date is a date by telephone! For only the telephone can convey the subtlety and the warmth of the human voice so well. Maybe that’s why lovers are among our best customers! So many people who use Long Distance tell us they are amazed at how dearly they can hear the person at the other end of the wire. New equipment, installed since World War 11, has improved the ’’hearability” and speed of Long Distance. Have you tried Long Distance lately? People are amazed at the low cost of Long Distance. You will be, too, if you look at the rates inside the front cover of your Telephone Directory. They’re lower if you call piter 6:00 pan. on weekdays or at any time on •Sundays. And whenever you call, remember this—Long Distance can- be twice as fast when you CALL BY v NUMBER. Write those out-of-town numbers down! B INDIANA Bill TfIVPNONf COMPANY Indiana—where all Bell Telephones are made '■> " - - - -

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cific examples in order to convince you parents that we know whereof we speak. One report was of boys throwing corn, which in itself ta innocent enough, but the seme boys took the corn and rubbed it on the fenders of a new car, causing damage. Surely none of you parents would want/your boy to do such a thing. I know you would not like it if somebody elses boy did that to your car. The “Golden Rule” may be bld fashioned, but it still works. Another case in point, we have had many reports recently of stolen bicycles, which show up in a day or two. The police know some of the boys who ore doing this, and who think it quite e joke. But parents, do you realize that this could develop into e very serious matter which could end in juvenile court? The policeman, regardless of how lenient or tolerant, can do nothing if the offended party chooses to press the matter. And I say sincerely, the Speedway Police do not enjoy the prospect of having to take any of our Speedway boys or

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girls to court! Another fact for your wwwidar ation: wo know of several boy* in our community who haw eoqp into drug stores, hardware stara* groceries, and other business Places and picked up small articles. These boys range in age from 6 to 14 years. Parents, titte is shoplifting and, this is where petty larceny originates. I know you are going to say "Show me the person who has never ‘snitched’ something in his lifetime!” I will agree with you, but I can also show you the records of hundreds of juvenile delinquents who started in just this manner. Why take this risk with your child? So, don’t you parents think its about time to have a talk with your youngsters and question them about their activities before it is too late? Explain to them that these early Halloween activities can, with the momentum of 30 days free running develop into something pretty serious. The police department is morp or less a go-between for the business men, the schools, the churches and the parents. We receive reports from all and try to work things out to the advantage es all concerned. Keeping the future welfare of our youngsters uppermost in mind. We are not trying to imply that your youngster is a potential criminal because he is pulling tricks which can’t compare with some of the escapades that some of us older folk can recall. We only ask your cooperation in finding out what your child is doing and curb, any inclination which might eventually lead him into trouble. I might point out here that the state curfew law is being enforced in some cities and towns already. The law is that any person under 18 years must be off the streets by 10:00 p.m. with a 30. minute'grace period. Unless he has a very good reason to be out, he is considered, by law, a delinquent. < The Speedway police do not want to, and will not enforce this as long as the young people do not warrant “watch-dog” tactics. So far, we feel that we have an exceptional bunch of youngsters here in Speedway and of course that reflects on the school, church and home training which they have had. That is why we are appealing to you parents to cooperate and help us keep our Speed* way youth "solid”. Another matter to be called to the attention of Speedway parents: Those of you who allow your children to drive a car be* fore they are of an age to drive, or drive with a beginner’s license without a licensed driver with them, surely do not realize the risk you are taking. If they are involved in an accident your insurance is invalid and you could be sued for all you possess. We have had calls asking for specific permission for young people under age to drive. This we cannot do, nor can any other police department. Only the State of Indiana can do this. The Town of Speedway is growing into a large town and we have a small police force accordingly. We have one policeman per 1100 people per 24 hours. These figures are only for the people who live in our town and does not include the 10,000 to 15,000 transients who pass through our town every 24 hours. I would like to commend the officers of thexSpeedway Police Department for the fine work they are doing and wish to assure you that we are not, as I have said, assuming a "watch-dog?’ attitude with ou» young people, but are only acting as a guidepost to prevent their natural mischievousness from leading into serious trouble. I would like the youngsters endthe new residents of Speedway to get to know our police better and feel free to contact any of them at any time on any matter, especially the youngsters. Our force consists of: Harry (Hap) Bernhardt, Martin (Stoney) Stonebraker, Robert (Bob or Cass) Cassady, Crawford (Smitty) Smith, Jr., and Paul Smith. We have a good town and a nice bunch of kids, end if we all work together, we can keep it that way! —Glen Collins, Marshal-

METHODIST CH? 'TJB SELLING DUST CLOIWS The Fidelity Circle of tho Speedway Methodist Church la selling “One Wipe” dust cloths, chemically treated. Can ba washed several times. Call BE. MW SENIOR GYT. MEETINQ v ORDER MINTS AND PEANUT CRUNCH FROM AMERICAN LEGION AUX. BE. 0483 ■ ' P.TJL PAPER SALE FRIDAY? OCT. 15th SPEEDWAY CHAPT. OJLB. CARD PARTY A STYLE SNOW FRIDAY. 9CTOBER