Speedway Flyer, Volume 28, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1959 — Page 3

Thursday, August 6, 1999

Speedway Hardware I 1612 N. Lyndhurst I CHapel 4-3156

CLASSIFIED’S NEW DOUBLES to be built in Speedway. CH. 1-6607. Willard and Janet Best, representatives of Copeland Real Estate, will list your home. EXPERIENCED ELDERLY LADY wishes permanent job as sitter in Speedway. CH. 1-5212. HAVE MOWER—will travel over your lawn for a fee. And trim. Call Mike, CH. 4-0344. FOR SALE—PAINT THINNER, 40c gad. Bring your jug. DuPont and Dutch Paints. Morelands West 16th Paint Store. 2 blocks west of Tibbs, across from B&B. Corner Berwick. FOR SALE—Bendix washer and dryer combination in excellent cond., used only few times, orig. cost SSOO will accept $150; Girswold No. 8 castiron Dutch oven with lid. CH. 1-2168. FOR SALE Beautiful talking parakeet, guaranteed to talk, excell, health, light blue and white, cage included, sl2. CH. 18541, 3601 Allison Ave. FOR SALE—Lady’s winter coat, zip-in lining, size 12; also girl’s 2 pc. blue poodle coat and pants, size 4; white boots given with coat. $5 each. CH. 1-9128. FOR SALE—Combination storm and screen doors. CH. 4-0273. FOR SALE —10 gal. fish aquarium with filter, pump, etc. S2O. ME. 8-9045. FOR RENT CH. 4-8880. SPEEDWAY WOMAN WANTED as sitter for six year old boy, three hours daily, Mon. to Fri., after Sept. 1. Light housework optional. A nine months position for the right person. State experience. Write to Box 33, c/o Speedway Flyer, 5217 W. 15th St., Speedway 24, Indiana. FOR SALE —Formica dinette set with leaf, black tubular legs, brass trim, cost $129, sacrifice, $65, like new. CH. 4-4297. EMPLOYED LADY wants effeciency apt., unfurnished, or room with privileges. LI. 6-6063 after 6:30 p.m. PUPPIES FOR SALE—Longhaired Dachshunds, A.K.C. regis., champion sired, permanent shots, reasonably priced. CH. 1-1216. FOR SALE Wicker davenport and two chairs, cheap. CH. 48898. FOR SALE—Hotpoint 15 cu. ft. deluxe chest type freezer, excell. cond., $l5O. CH. 1-2994. FAMILY CARE Mother needs assistance in child care and housekeeping throughout August. CH. 1-3609. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS, $5.28 per month on Singer console, complete with buttonholer and attachments, 20 year guarantee, sews perfect, balance only $31.68. FL. 9-9651. FOR SALE—B Flat Ebonite clarinet with case, lyre, etc. and instruction books. CH. 1-7285. BABY SITTING WANTED—Reliable, experienced high school girls, Mary and Dorothy Toney, 2144 N, Cole St. CH. 1-7285. ALL COTTON, % size dresses now $6.95 regardless of former price. PAM’S FASHIONS, 1610 N. Lyndhurst. FOR RENT —3 bedroom house, garage, full base., SIOO. CH. 13865. FRESH CORN cabbage, okra, sweet onions, tomatoes. CH. 45521, 921 Grande Ave. MAN WANTS HOUSECLEANING WORK by hour. ME. 69989. Call mornings. FOR SALE Vornado window fan, good cond. Call after 8:30 p.m. CH. 4-8864. EXTRA NICE RAMBO APPLES at Fox Orchards, 7000 W. 34th St. CH. 1-1705. FOR SALE —Baby bed; car seats; swing chairs; stroller, pottiseat and chair. CH. 4-9408. FOR SALE basement, attach, gar., fenced yard, near transp. and school. 5564 Speedway Dr. CH. 4-0236. SENIOR C.Y.F. PAPER SALE SEPTEMBER 12 Please Save Papers, Magazines and Phone Books

WANTED Housework, carexrf sick person or children, 5 days a week, $4 per day. Speedway ref-, erence. Write Mary Lee, R.R. 1, Brownsburg, Indiana. FOR SALE—Boy’s 16” bicycle with training wheels, SB. CH. 1-1831. JOB'S DAUGHTERS BETHEL 38 SUMMER SUPPER .SATURDAY, AUGUST 15

FOR SALE Two Frame Houses & Garages For Removal From Real Estate Located 5320 & 5330 Crawfordsville Road To Clear Ground For Construction Bids will be accepted until August 7, 1959. Seller reserves right to reject any bid. Possession on or about August 24, 1959. SPEEDWAY STATE BARK Telephone: CHapel 1-6313 Ask for Mr. Hunter or Mr. Keller

Announcing OUR NEW LOCATION Same Building Same Service Shop NEW ENTRANCE GORDON TV Sales and Service 4905 FORD CH. 4-3158 (Corner Main & Ford)

KENNETH’S BEAUTY SHOP 5209 W. 10th St. (rear of Frost-Top) “Complete Beauty Service 99 JANE SARTOR (from Virginia Farrell Academy of Advanced Hair Styling) 3 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS KENNETH'S PERSONAL SERVICE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 5209 W. 10th St. 3612 W. 30th St. CH. 1-6000 WA. 5-6525 Hours—Mon. thru Sat., 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Evenings By Appointment

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Teaching youngster* to play the game takes plenty of personal tervice. And it’s personal service that makes the real difference, too, in many of our daily affairs. Especially in insurance totalise only through personal, service can you bo sure of getting adequate and comet protection—and prompt, effective adjustment should you suffer a IoM or accident. Personal service makes good insurance really work. It’s the plus value you get with every i£tna Casualty policy. That's why we call ft “the policy with the P-S." Let us tell you more about ft.

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Lindo Employees Save. A cash distribution at $625,467 under an employee savings plan in which the company adds as much as 30 per cent of the employees’ savings was made today to more than 675 employees of the Speedway plant and laboratory of Linde Company. The employees saved $4711,078 of their

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own money through this plan during the last two years and the Company added $154,389. Thruout the country employees of Union Carbide Corporation received more than $60,750,465. Linde Co. .is a division of Union Carbide. Under this plan, employees set aside up to 7% percent of their earnings and the company adds 10, 20 or 30 percent to this depending on whether the employee has one, two or three or more years of company service. The plan contains provisions for short-term savings and long range investments or a combination of both. This flexibility, which is one of the outstanding features of the plan, permits employees to set aside cash for a distribution every two years and also provides the choice of long range investment in either U. S. Savings Bonds or Union Carbide stock. Savings plans were made available to Union Carbide employees as early as 1935. Slick Airways, Inc. Purchases AllisonPowered Airfreighter Slick Airways, Inc., of Washington, D. C., a major transcontinental cargo carrier, announced

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FINAL CLEAN UP Summer Shoes

MEN’S DRESS AM) CASUALS Values to $15.95 Aow *4 SI to *9.97

CHILDREN’S SHOES Values to $7.95 Aow *1.97 to *4.97

"Shoes On Racks Far Your Convenience" LAST WEEK’S WINNER Fay E. Frost MARTIN’S SHOES 1162 Main St. Speedway. CH. 1-0964 HOURS {Charge Account! Open Daily 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Open Friday to 8:30 P.M. Featuring RED GOOSE, GRACE WALKER, AND JOHN C. ROBERTS SHOES

plans to purchase six giant new Allison-powered Lockheed Super Hercules Powered by four advanced Allison Prop-jet engines, the 230,000pound gross weight airfreighter will be capable of non-stop flights carrying 77,000 pounds—3B% tons —on the long haul across the American continent. Slick is expected to begin Super Hercules service early in 1962. “With a direct operating cost of less than four cents per ton mile, this is the breakthrough air vehicle for mass volume movement of cargo at rates truly competitive with surface transportation,” declared Earl F. Slick, board chairman. Gross usable cargo volume of the huge airfreighter will be more than 7,500 cubic feet. The Super Hercules will cruise as speeds of approximately 400 miles an hour. It will be fully pressurized and air conditioned so that perishables, animals and other sensitive types of cargo can be air transported. With a planned fleet of 11 Super Hercules aircraft, Slick Airways estimated it would carry 500 million ton-miles of cargo per year—almost twice as much as was carried by the domestic industry in 1958.

WOMEN’S DRESS AND CASUALS Values to $13.95 Now ISI to *8.97

WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S CANVAS SHOES Values to $4.95 Now *1 SI to *2.97

Here's To Health Sometime it’s a good idea to put off until tomorrow what better not be done today—like during the dog days of August, when the “Discomfort Index” may be high. Since June 1, the U. S. Weather Bureau has been helpfully announcing what it calls “the discomfort index” in its weather forecasts. This figure combines the air’s temperature and the amount of mositure in it. A discomfort figure of 75 may mean 80’ temperature and. 60% humidity, or 85* temperature and 30% humility, or 75’ temperature and 100% humidity. People do not all react to such situations in the same way. When the index is 75, the Weather Bureau thinks, about half of the population feels uncombortable. When it is down to 70, only ten percent of us feel put out. At 80, everybody is miserable. Now you have a pretty good idea what your discomfort index is, so plan your day accordingly. If the morning forecast is poor you’re able to get away with it, do as little as possible. The less motion, the less misery. At home do only what has to be done—dishes, beds, straightening up. Find a nice cool spot to sit in indoors is generally better than outdoors on hot, humid days —and sit. Wear as little as you need to be presentable, and eat simple, wholesome food. The same applies on the job. Where planning is possible, do lighter tasks, put off heavy work for a cooler day. Dress lightly in cottons (women) or the new washable synthetics (men and women), and eat simply. In wintertime, when it snows, you usually call off meetings, keep the kids home from school, and try to get home early yourself—mostly because of driving hazards. The same thinking should apply to the worst summer days, too, because when the discomfort index hits 80 or more it’s equally a hazard. Buying And Using Herbs And Spices Cooking with herbs and spices is fun—the amount may be varied to suit your family’s taste. For best seasoning, use only fresh herbs and spices. Dorothy M.esserschmidt, Consumer Foods Agent for Marion County, says that, if the spices are in glass jars, color will indicate their freshness. The brighter the color, the fresher they will be. To assure continued freshness, buy only in small quantities. If the herb or spice develops a bitter or dust-like aroma, replace it. These seasonings shouldn’t be kept longer than a year. The only rule for adding herbs

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and spices to foods is to be subtle. Use just enough to make yvur family wonder what is giving the wonderful flavor. You shouldn't add so much they wifi know that basil or chives been added. District Chicken Barbecue Contest To Be Held Chicken barbecuers are practicing their skills preparatory to competing in the District Chicken Barbecue Contest to be held at 4-H Fairgrounds in Indianapolis, 4:00 p.m., Thursday, August 6. Winners of the District Contest will compete in the state finals to be held on the Indiana State Fairgrounds September 8, during the 1959 Fair. Only residents of Marion county are eligible for this contest. The contest is an outgrowth of the increasing popularity of outdoor cooking in general and chicken barbecuing in particular. The cooks vie with each other in

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concocting barbecue sauces and in their ability to turn out mouth watering servings of young chickens. Each contestant furnishes his own grill, fuel, sauce and chickens. Judging is based on skill, timing, and the doneness, appearannce and taste of the finished product. The contest has both an adult and a youth division with equal awards going to winners of both divisions and the winner of each division gaining the right to compete at the State Fair. The Indiana Chicken Barbecue Contest is sponsored by the Indiana State Fair Board, Indiana Chain Store Council, Broiler Council of the Indiana State Poultry Association and Purdue Poultry Extension. Robert McFarling is Chairman for the Marion County event. Entries may be sent to Mr. Pat Murphy, Assistant County Agent, 902 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis 4, Indiana or telephone MIL 4-3531.

season spanning . . . dollar stretching transitional cottons from a selection sl2-98 U P Dramatic dark cottons to wear now into fall and winter. Shown is just one of a selection of billowing bouffant styles and stem, slim sheath creations in plain, plaid or prints. ALL SIZES

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