Speedway Flyer, Volume 19, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1950 — Page 3

RED DROSS EXPUDS FIRST MR FRDDRM R. A. McKinney, IndaaMpoli** Fire Chmf. locate* aa engine tanm* on the city map for Harlan J. Hadley, acting ohnirmanef Ae indtanapoli. chapter of the American Rod Creo*, aad Charlo* Brederiek, Civil Defease Director. Plea* are being eempteted tor the heyia•ning of a Rod Cree* First Aid training program whish will he taayht iy qualified city fiiremen instractor* at all of the Eayiae Hooses, i FIREMEN BIRD FOR RTQRHO WARFARE Registration for all Indianapolis residents interested in taking a Red Cross First Aid course will bo handled at the 28 City Engine Houses of the Indianapolis Fire Department. City firemen are now completing courses in First Aid instruction, and upon receipt of their (First Aid instructor’s certificates, they will embark upon a city-wide First Aid program to train local residents to care for thomsohres and others in the case of an atomic attack. It is hoped that this training will avert much of the panic which will result from an atomic attack, and will allow the eitisens to help JthemseMs and their neighbors caught in the damaged area. Treatment of burns and radiation sickness, the care given to victims of mechanical injury caused by falling debris, and shock treatment win be some of the highlights of these Red Crocs First Aid classes. Mayor Al Feeney has urged that all Indianapolis residents, both in and near the city, take it upon themselves to enroll in a First Aid course. The starting date for the first series of classes will bo Wednesday evening, September 20, from 7:30 to 9:30 in the various Engine Houses. Enough people will have to register to fill several classes, each with a minimum of 20 and a maximum es 80 persons.

Butler Football GAME TIME 2:00 p.m. (CST) Butler Bowl Broadcasts: WJEH, Gallipolis, O. Officials: Referee, Paul Cain (Xavier); Umpire, Carl Duning (Indianapolis); Head Linesman, Paul Nelson (Wisconsin); and Field Judge, Leo Sack (Xavier). Ohio University’s Bobcats, who in past years have acquired the undesirable habit of constantly beating the Buldogs, will invade the Bowl, Saturday (Oct. 7) to give Butler smother chance to break their jink in a non-confer-ence battle. Not since 1939 when they triumphed 6-0 have the Bulldogs been able to break their losing spell against the Bobcats. The Ohioans, since the beginning of the feud in 1930, when they stamped out a 12-7 victory, have skyrocketed their won-lost record against Butler to seven wins in nine appearances. One game finished in a deadlock, leaving Butler with a single victory. The Bobcats’ machine will come charged with 23 returning lettermen, most of whom were key figures in last year’s clash. Six of them were starters last fall, including halfback Ed Roberts, the team’s leading ground-gainer in 1949, and Captain Quinn Stumps, one of Mid-American Conferences’ top offensive fullbacks. On the other hand, the Butler starting lineup is but a mere shadow of the aggregation that battled the Bobcats in ’49. Only Jack Renner, Pern Cornelius, and Fred Fisher appeared in last season’s first eleven against Ohio. Coach Carroll Widdoes, who was selected “Coach of the Year” in 1944 following a Western Conference championship while at Ohio State, has indicated that his crew is slightly stronger this fall than in ’49. He has a line averag-

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ing 195 pounds to support his offensive attack which centers mostly around the single wing although the “T” is employed occasionally. However, the Bobcats lack speed, a glaring weakness last year. Widdoes hopes to compensate for this deficiency by putting up a strong defense in front of a rushing and passing attack. Coach Tony Hinkle’s Buldogs lack the weight and experience which make the Bobcats stand out, but they are geared to the tooth in spirit following their performance against Wabash last Saturday. The old master is still worried about his pass defense although he has spent considerable time trying to patch the leaks during daily practice sessions. He has experimented with several secondary pass defenses, al lof which have failed to bring satisfactory results. As if he doesn’t have enough worries, Hinkle will find himself without the services of halfback Harland Sturgeon who fractured his cheek bone in the Wabash fracas. Sturgeon, who worked his way into a starting role at left halfback from a third-string quarterback, is the team’s third leading ground gainer. Hinkle will re-employ John Chelminiak at his old right halfback post, thus switching Flavian Weidekamp back to the spot vacated by Sturgeon. Previously, Weidekamp was switched from his converted left halfback position to that of right halfback to make room for the injured star. Butler is still searching for its first victory after losing to Evansville, 14-12, and having battled Wabash to a 7-7 stalemate. The Bobcats won their opener from Akron, 28-6, before succumbing to a powerful Illinois (University) eleven Saturday, 28-2.

AfprekeMlM May Cam Motion Sickness Few persons suffer from motion sickness, but those who do find only misery in travel. Alcohol taken before a trip disposes one toward motion sickness in any of its forms. People who think they will not be sick if they empty stomachs when embarking on a flight, a rail trip, an automobile jaunt or a steamship voyage use false logic, he says. A light meal of easily digestible food is preferable to no food at all. Motion sickness is th* general term, for the nausea that afflicts some travelers no matter what kind of transportation they use. It goes under the name of air sickness for air travelers and sea sickness for steamship passengers and various terms for other modes of locomotion. But it is all the same thing. The cause of motion sickness, like the cause of the commit cold, ha* never been pinned to an ultimate source. Some auttqnities believe motion sickness Aaeults from a confusion between jp* eyes and the body’s stabilization, mechanism. Others believe tha< abnormal motion, such as the swaying of an automobile or the pitching of a ship at sea, affects the organs of balance. There if no question that apprehension plays a large part in many cases. But one’s physical condition is perhaps more important at any given time. Alcohol, greasy foods, apprenhension and morbid physical condition predispose the traveler toward illness.

Mew to Check Strength, Quality, es Turkish Tewel Samson’s strength was in his hair; that’s a well-known fact Unlike Samson, the strength of a Turkish towel is in the backbone or ground weave of the towel. That’s something many women don’t know. Women with no knowledge of this hidden towel strength fail to examine the fabric underneath the loops of a terry towel which makes up the ground weave or underweave. Yet, it is this ground or underweave which best indicates how well the towel will wear. What this underweave does is to hold the towel loops in place, take the strain of pulling which accompanies towel use. and act in the capacity of a sponge in absorbing water from the surface loops. Only an underweave which is firm to the touch, closely and tightly woven, will impart strength to a Turkish towel and hold the loops securely.

Water Seepage into Ocean How deeply does water seep into the ocean bottom? A great deal of the ocean floor is covered with sediments, of sand or mud, ranging from a few feet to many thousands of feet in thickness. The spaces between the individual grains are tilted with sea water which was trapped when the sediments were deposited. Subsequent biological and chemical activity may often have modified such water so that it differs from that in the ocean above. Where there is no sediment, as on the edges of continental shelves and isolated banks and ridges, the sea bottom may consist of solid rock. Here the penetration of the water may vary from a fraction of an inch to several feet, depending on the porosity and permeability of the rock. Ferocious Octopus The octopus is a member at the family cephalopoda, which means “headfooted.** With eight writhing feet, or arms, reaching out from a mournful ghostly faee. this devilfish has a reputation for ferocity that is by no means undeserved.

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. for Your Cookie Jar Keep the cookie jar filled with these crisp, nutty, delightfully spiced Ginger Honeys. The ehopped salted peanut topping, combined with the honey and subtle spicings in the cookie, give them a flavor that is truly unusual. Healthful and nutritious, they are wonderful for the lunch-box, after echoed snacks and with fruit for dessert. See how quickly you can make a batch of cookies with this tested easy-to-mix recipe and the Spry stamping method. Clip it now and treat the family this very day to these delicious bits of spicy goodness.

Ginger Honeys % cup Spry 2 cup* sifted all- % teaspoon salt purpose flour 1 teftspooQ 1 teaspoon soda ginger 1 egg white, 1 teaspoon slightly beaten cinnamon % cup salted % cup sugar blanched H cup honey peanuts, finely 1 egg, unbeaten chopped Combine Spry, salt, ginger, cinnamon, sugar, honey, and egg and beat

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thoroughly. Sift flour and soda together; add to Spry mixture and mix well. Drop level tablespoons of dough on Sprycoated baking sheets. Flatten cookies by stamping with a glass covered with a damp cloth. Brush cookies with egg white and sprinkle with chopped peanuts. Bake in moderate oven (350° F.) 12-15 minutes. Makes about 3 dozen cookies. Pecans can be used instead of peanuts.

Education Sunday To Be October 8 The churches of Indianapolis and Marion County will observe Week-day Religious Education Sunday on October Bth. Inserts, giving information in regard to the program, will be placed in the church bulletins. Special speakers will speak in Sunday Schools and at Church Services, and many pastors will preach on the united educational program of the churches.

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(Ter The Hills •The Howe Hornets sting again. This time their victim was the ever dangerous Manual Redskins. Howe figured if they were to be victorious in this one, they would have to get Manual quick. Ahern grabbing the opening kickoff on his own 15 yard line and behind splendid blocking, ran the remaining 85 yards for the first of Howe’s five touchdowns. The scoring for the Hornets was evenly divided in this one with each of the following boys getting one each: Ahern, Fox, Bennett, Johnson and Dwyer. While Howe was enjoying a victory the Big Green of Tech was getting pushed all over the gridiron by the Muncie Bearcats. The Dumont television network should be complimented on the fine showing of the game between Notre Dame and North Carolina. This Bob Bunting of N.C. was constantly getting N.D. in hot water, and it appeared for awhile that they were going to get the decision. But Bob Williams of N.D. was equal to the occasion, when he tossed a long touchdown pass to a teammate in the end zone for the winning margin of 14-7. Next week Purdue will attempt to upset the fighting Irish. Friday night the Hornets tangle with Broad Ripple and will be out for their second city victory. They now have an overall record of three wins as against only one setback. Sweet Alice, down in southern Indiana has gone through four contests without tasting defeat. Their victims and scores are: Brazil, 26-7; Wiley, Terre Haute, 20-6; Lawrenceville, 111, 18-0; and Princeton, 6-0. This week they take on Evansville Central and next week they will be opposed by their ancient rivals, the Washington Hatchets. In basketball, Vincennes and Washington have played a total of 93 contests. We

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believe this is the State's longest record. THURSDAY CLUB On Thursday, October sth, an “OPEN HOUSE” will inaugurate the 1950-51 program year of the Thursday Club of the Central YWCA, 329 N. Pennsylvania. The meeting will be held in the Craft Room from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. Miss Frieda Mueller is in charge of the program which will feature social activities and refreshments will be served. During the year, the club will include tours, book reviews, demonstrations, dinners and parties among its program. The club meets on the first and third Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Central Branch of the Y, a Red Feather Service of the Community Chest. Service employees, industrial workers, and household employees are cordially invited to attend meetings. Anyone desiring more information are asked to call Lois Munson, RI. 5471. CARD PARTY The Sahara Harmonettes will sponsor a pillowcase card party, Tuesday, October 10, 8 p.m., at the Grotto Clubhouse, 4107 East Washington Street. AU games will be played and the public is invited.

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Open Home Don’t forget the Open Housp, Board of Industrial Aid and Vocational Rehabilitation for tfea Blind, 536 West 30th Street, Friday, October 6, from 7:00 to 10:0(1 p.m. Minnow* Th* minnow is a distinct sp**ta* of fish, and on* that is full-glWl attains a length of 3-4 tach**, though specimens a* long a* seven tarikM have been reported.

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