Speedway Flyer, Volume 13, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1945 — Page 4

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W. I. Longsworth, chairman, and Mrs. G. D. French, chairman of the nurses procurement and assignment division, Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross, joined today in an urgent appeal for aid in enlistment of graduate nurses for the Army Nurses Corps. Their appeal asked employes in industrial plants in the Indianapolis area, comprising 18 counties, including Marion County, to act as recruiters for nurses. The appeal also asked officials of industrial plants, engaged in both war and civilian goods production, to release all private nurses who possibly can be

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spared in order that the Indianapolis quota of 100 nurses may be obtained. “The rapidly increasing battle casualty lists, due to a stepping up of military activity in all theaters of war, have created a desperate need for additional nurses to care for our wounded soldiers,” the joint statement asserted. “The army nas Issued an appeal for 10,000 more nurses. Indiana’s quota of this need is 203, and 100 of these must be obtained in the Indianapolis area. “The necessity for completing the quota is seen readily in reports that many convoys of additional troops are being sent into

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battle, areas without nurses to complement those that now are on duty as long as 28 to 28 hours of continuous service. “Undoubtedly there are many qualified graduate nurses available. Many of them, perhaps, are working in war production, while others are engaged in private nursing service. Their contribution to the war effort can best be made by service in the Nurse Corps. “Henee, we are appealing to all who have graduate nurses in their families, in their employ, or among their friends, to appeal to them at once to enlist “Complete information may be obtained at the Nurse Recruitment Center of the American Red Cross, 220 Chamber of Commerce Building, Indianapolis.”

Young Pianist To Appear With Local Symphony

Soloist for the sixth pair of concerts to be given by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in the Murat Theater on Saturday, Jan. 20, at 8:30 p. m., and Sunday, Jan. 21, at 3 p. m., will be WilHam Kapell, 21-year-old pianist 'and youngest winner of the New I York Town Hall endowment | series award. Mr. Kapell has won I recognition for his especially brilliant interpretations of the works of modern composers and likes to play Russian music. He will play the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 for his first appearance in Indianapolis. “In my own playing,” says Kapell, “there are two things I strive to achieve—first, a beautiful singing tone; second, to get at the bottom of what the composer meant when he wrote the music.”

Mr. Kapell is a native of New York and has studied at Juilli&d and at the Philadelphia Conservatory. He was a pupil of Olga Samaroff Stowkowski. The Philadelphia orchestra has broken all precedent in signing young Kapell for a three-year contract as soloist Other compositions to be conducted by Fabien Sevitzky will be the Saint-Saens Symphony No. 3, Moyen Age Suite by Glazounov, and the Handel-Sevitzky Concerto for Strings. Tickets are now available at the orchestra's box offices in the Murat Theater and the record department of H. P. Wasson and Co.

Tech Class Gives \ sl6l To Red Cross Senior class members at Arsenal Technical High School collected $161.98 on “Senior Sacrifice day.” Minor luxuries were sacrificed and money donated to the Red Cross to buy Christmas gifts for soldiers in Billings General Hospital. Roll Room 5 was highest* with $42.16 donated.

Donald Keyt, underclassman and Adolph Weiss,a senior, participated in a science aptitude examination recently conducted by the Westinghouse Institute to locate student talent valuable to the nation at war and peace. Forty top-ranking students throughout the nation will be awarded trips to Washington to take final examinations and attend the Science Talent Institute. Westinghouse science scholarships of $2,400 and S6OO a year for four years will be given to one i boy and one girt

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lANCASHIRE is the name of a munty in England. studded with many milling towns, some large, some small. Liverpool, once tha world's leading cotton market is in Lancashire. In fact, the very word Lancashire, from long usage In the colorful language of tradespeople, has come to mean the English cotton textile industry, iust as Detroit means automobile manufacturing to us. Lancashire used to be prosperous. Her mills are small in contrast to what Americans think about when they speak es a cotton mill, but they long provided work and income for thousands of thrifty people, until something went wrong. Now Lancashire to having her troubles and is iust beginning to learn what they are. At the bottom of them to government price fixing. Seeking SOME time ago the Reasons British cotton textile industry sent an investigating committee to the United States. The committee had three facts in hand 11) American mills were turning out better cotton doth than the English mills. (29 American cloth was selling everywhere for less than the British could afford to accept, and <3) American mill workers were twice as well paid as the English workers While better goods at lower prices were taking England’s market, that used to be worldwide. Lancashire’s labor problems grew worse. England’s little specialty mills turned out less

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By BETTY BARCLAY Tims and effort you give to * rell-groomed Appearance, ladies, pells “m-o-r-a-l-e”—hie and yours. ;he special man in your life, vhether here or over there, wishes .o think of you as dainty and lovelyYou. in turn, may be working on he home front —turning out airplanes or ships, harvesting crops, ending a victory garden, doing maccustomed housework. “I'm ired. "I can't get a beauty shop appointment. Does it matter how £ look?" you think. ! z --*Yes!" it matters. Your hand* power is winning the war. Your "ovdiness is helping him.

Care for Hands Take those hands. Put them 'own for first attention on your beauty musts’* list. Get a weekly aanicure, if you can, or give your* >elf one. More important, give your lands daily care. To keep them iresentahle, follow these rules: Wear gloves when you can, while working. Each day after work, wash hands >-ith a soap that cuts grease. Use . good brush. Keep a Lemon Handy After washing each time, rub lamis with a cut lemon. If you u-e not already familiar with this tome beauty aid, now's the time to earn its many uses. Lemon juice removes stains, whitens and softens he skin and bleaches the nails. A half lemon may be kept in a saucer, cut side down, near wash besin or sink. Thrust your fingers ‘nto the lemon and rub them welL The.lpmon juice cleans the nails io that they take a better polish. Use Cold Cream After cleansing with lemon, cold cream or hand lotion may be ap-

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material per man hour than Amerieg • big many-process mills; to 67* leas. The workers of England were doing many things by hand that Americans de with machinery to gate speed and volume. Machine IN AMERICA a small Economy number of workers supervise the operation of a large number of machines, spinning, weaving and finishing, all ft. one big factory. In Britain cotton is spun in one factory, woven in another and finished in a third. Lancashire producers- of cotton doth buy and sell endlessly among themselves. Esch operator does his part and ships his unfinished wort to some other mill. “One- point in Lancashire’s problem, says the London Times, “is the harsh necessity for soma of the moat inefficient firms to ho eliminated ” The government fixes prices and ignores incompetence so poor operators can make a profit In other words. John Bull holds an umbrella over a froaen price structure that would melt down to an honest level under the w*t-m sunlight of competition Competition sharpens the wita. American business men know that continuous operation is cheaper than batch know there is more to be earned with big volume. low prices and small margins than by big profits on a few sales They know volume production requires good equipment which, in turn, helps workers do more and earn more. Fixed cotton prices In America •will finally give us a dose of Lancashire.

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