Speedway Flyer, Volume 17, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1948 — Page 5

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Veteran’s News “Nothing gripes a veteran more than having his letters to the Veterans Administration go unanswered,” remarked the county service officer. In order that none of the blame may be attached to the veteran, the following rules have the app/oval of the Veterans Administration: 1. Only write when necessary. The Veteran has every right to the VA whenever he thinks he has a matter which can best be handled through the mails. 2. Write the right VA office. If the veteran writes, he should write to the office nearest him or to the office which he knows his records are on file. It is never the VA in Washington, D. C. 3. Fully identify yourself. When the veteran writes the VA, he should always include his claim number if he has one. If he writes about insurance, he should include his N or V number. If he does not know his claim number or policy insurance number, the veteran should give his service serial number. 4. Write legibly to get an answer. If it can’t be read, it can’t be answered. 5. Use checks, money orders or postal notes, never cash. These convenient, safe methods of mailing payments give the veteran a personal record which become vitally important at some future date. When using postal notes, the veteran should double check to make certain he has put his full name and address and other identification on the reverse side of the note. Following these rules won’t guarantee a quick reply, smiled the genial service officer, but it will help.

United Nations Workshop To Meet Every woman in the community interested in learning more about the United Nations, what it is, how it works, is invited to take part in a United Nations workshop of the Foreign Policy section of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters, starting Monday, Nov. 8. The workshop will meet the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, 1:30 P.M. Illinois Bldg., Market off the Circle, 3rd floor Assembly Room. For further information on the workshop, call Mrs. David N: Ross, Hu. 5204. STOP, LOOK, LISTEN! Teacher: “Norman, give me a sentence using the word ‘diadem’.” Pupil: “People who drive onto the railroad crossing diadem sight quicker than those who stop, look and listen.”

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WHAT SHOULD a business firm do when it finds that wage demands have put its expenses up higher than the income it can reasonably expect? This is the plight facing many businesses today. Some of them are taking flight to fairer climes. Perhaps you have heard of the big textile factory that is leaving New England. No, it didn’t decide to go to the South. It will leave the States entirely and go to Porto Rico. It had to go somewhere. It had to stay in the black, or close down, j t Our industries will not all go to Porto Rico, but this incident is a handwriting-on-the-wall message addressed to all of us. When a business reaches the saturation point, where it cannot collect more income (in the form of new business, increased sales, or higher prices), then something’s got to happen. If it cannot cut expenses, then it may go broke. This situation is tough on little businesses especially, but it’s dangerous, even to big .ones. A Mutual MAYBE THIS thing Interest explains our increas- □ ing rate of business failures. When the break-even point is so high and so close, even a little drop in income or a stepup in expenses can put a company in serious danger. It doesn’t make any difference, either, that the volume of business today is so big. Most of our companies have to do two to five times the amount of business they did before the war, just to break even. American workers are smart Their good sense is needed today as never before. They can do a lot to help industry get on a sound footing. They know we can avoid misunderstandings that are so common if everybody sees that industry’s '''problems are also

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SCHOOLNEWS (Continued imm Page 1) than Nov. 12. Tickets will be distributed according to the plan announced in last week’s Flyer. The F. H. A. girls held their mother and daughter tea in the visual education room at 3:45 Wednesday, Oct. 20. The mothers were presented a red carnation when they arrived. Mary Lou Hart played the piano for the entertainment. The refreshments were cookies and tea. By defeating Pike Township 32-7 last Friday night the Speedway High School football team completed its second consecutive undefeated season along with its third Mid-State and second MidState and Marion County Championships. The seniors on the team have been in only one losing game the last three years. These seniors are Dave Boyer, Charles Love, Dick Anderson, Bill Mugg, Bill Long, Ted Lawson, Allan Wiechers, Konnie King and Jack Mayhugh. Between 55 and 60 boys have been trying out for the basketball squads under the direction of Coaches Nay and Sallee. The first game will be with Franklin Twp. Nov. 19.

The high school debate team met Elwood High School in two debates Tuesday night. The affirmative teams of both schools won. Speedway students who participated were Kathryn Brockman, David Ledbetter, Louie Senter and Sue Pearce. The seventh grade had a wiener roast Wednesday night, Oct. 20; before the football game. It was held in the yard of Carolyn and Marilyn Quillin at 5343 W. 20th St The F. B. L. A. has a portable typewriter for rent again this year. The rates are 5 cents per study hall; 15 cents an evening, and 35 cents for the week-end. The club received a letter from a teen-ager in Hawaii who wishes to start a chapter of F. B. L. A. Our club plans to send a copy of our constitution and by-laws to them. A check for sll3 has been sent to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. This amount represents the memberships sold in Speedway Schools. Parents are urged to visit the museum with their children. Twenty-five students are wearing the purple and white ribbons denoting membership in the Junior Classical League since initiation on October 15, Pat Thompson, * Latin Club Consul, has announced. Sondra Bilsky, aedile, Barbara

FLIGHT OF BUSINESS By GEORGE S. BENSON President of Harding College Searcy. Arkansas

America’s problems. Labor can seriously consider the important things. Labor can help work out solutions that are to the best interest of both industry and the general public, knowing that these are also very important to labor. Our Own TAKE THIS inflaCreation tion, for example. That old. spiral, that always catches you right between the pay-check and the grocery store, can be scotched. One solution is greater production. Labor knows a lot about production problems. Are workers any less interested in higher output, because high output is something that also interests the management and the public? No, they still want production to be high. Increased production, if it delivers goods to the public, softens the danger of runaway prices. High output also makes it possible for the company to pay continued high wages. r' Some American workers have had experience with businesses that couldn’t pay. A company that is in danger of foldingup is no good as an employer. Therefore. the problem facing the boss in his effort to show more income than expense is also the problem of the workers. Labor may have some of the answers. A lot of Americans may be fooled by the seemingly endless bounty of business. Government, also, is expected to give and give and give. Yet, it doesn’t make sense to expect either of them to keep on giving forever. Neither government nor business ever actually creates a dollar of wealth. Each can give benefits only out of that which it receives. By the same token, our high living standards are actually the products of our own intelligent work and continued high

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Gwinn, Mary Ann Lents and Dick Kaufman, initiation committee, conducted the following through the sebvice: Wanda Armentrout, Jim Breen, Eleanor Garmer, Wayne Houpt, Ray Smith, Charles Cantwell (Latin IH) and JoAnn Bozidh, Betty Campbell, Patty Doberstein, Ghnene Harrah, Bill Heinekamp, Sharon Houpt, Dick Jordan, Barbara Kryter, Doris Lewis, Helen McClelland, Verna Praed, John Rikhoff, Max Rumple, Bob Ryan, Darlene Siefers, Shirley Stage, Dick Stumph, Donald Swenson, Marilyn Tower (Latin I). At the next meeting Nov. 5, the k new initiates will receive their Latin names.

Old Age In talking to an insurance man, he was telling me how people can be independent at the age of 65. Hie idea of saving money for old age is a good one, but I think we must save more than money to make the late years of our lives truly rich. We should value old friends and make new ones so we will have someone to associate with when we retire. No one is more pathetic than a lonely old person. This can be avoided by doing constructive work which will endure. We must render worthy services and as we grow older we will have a feeling of satisfaction which will come from having been honest, faithful, and loyal. We must help others too so that as we grow old and enter the sunset of our years, we will have a feteling that we have not lived in vain. Nothing is more to be desired than having beautiful memories of a life well lived which come from happiness, health and usefulness. J. A.

KNEW HER "MUMMY" The child was out visiting with her mother. The stay was lengthy and the little girl became restless. “Mother—,” she said. “Mary,” rebuked the mother’, “it’s rude to interrupt while I’m speaking; you should wait until I finish.” “But,” said the child, “you don’t finish.” “Americans? They’re the tallest tAlkers, the loudest squawkers, the most egotistical, narrowminded, optimistic, kindest, friendliest people on the face ot the earth! I only wish there were a lot more like ’em!” True as gospel, and as “cute” a compliment as a Canadian ever paid us—quoted in the August issue Pageant, “A Canadian Sounds Off.” SOUSED Pa: “Well, son, how are your marks?” Son: “They’re under water.” Pa: “What do you mean, under water?” Son: “Below *C’ level” —College Humor. Christmas Cards Order your personal printed cards, Sterling, Religious or humorous boxed cards and wrapping paper from the Los Amigos Sunday School class. Stop in at 5204 W. 15th St. to make your selection or call Mrs. S. A. Gummere, Be. 2391-M.

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Some South American Fish Recipes / Baked Fish With Egg Sauce Cut 2-3 pounds lean, white fish fillets into 6 serving-sized portions. Place in a baking dish with a slice of raw onion and carrot on each piece; Squeeze the juice of a lime over the fish and add salt and pepper to'taste. Pour % cup olive oil over the fish. Bake in a moderate oven (350 s F.). When done, remove the liquid from around the fish, add the yolks of 2 eggs, and stir slowly over the fire until the sauce thickens. Pour sauce over fish.

Fish With Rice \ 2 lbs. lean, white fish 1 cup rice 1% cups water 3 cloves of garlic 2 tbsp, butter or olive oil 2 chili peppers, dried and toasted x Any kind of lean fish may be used in the preparation of this dish, either filleted or cut from a whole fish. Put the water on to boil. Salt to taste, find add 3 cloves of garlic well ground. Bring to a boil. Add the rice and when boiling is resumed, put in the fish. Cover and let simmer. As soon as the water is consumed, add the butter without stirring, and the chili peppers. % cup cooked green peas may be added. Crocodile b Worst Nile crocodile is said to kill more human beings than any other wild creature.

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YOU CM'T IFFOIB TO GAMBLE In these days of high repair cost and high damage award: in cost involving bodily injury, driving an automobile withoui full insurance protection is simply gambling with your future You can afford automobile insurance on the Buckeye Uniox 5 Pay Plan. Here is how it works: Your annual premium is divided into five easy payments 1. 10% is paid with the application. 2. 20% is paid when the policy is delivered. 3. 20% is paid in two months. 4. 20% is paid in four months, / 5. 30% is paid in six months. There is no added cost for this easy payment plan. B. F. Rosnerlnsurance Agency 1007 N. LYNDHURST DRIVE BElmoni 278! Financing. Fire. Automobile and Life Insurance.

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