Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1956 — Page 4

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of the new company. Operating Divisions of the Corporation will continue, as in the past, to carry on their own research and development activities in Union Carbide’s seven major fields of activity: alloys and metals; chemicals; electrodes, carbons, and batteries; industrial gases and carbide; nuclear energy; plastics; and silicones. Bimy Mason, Jr., Secretary of Union Carbide, has been appointed President of the new Company. R. E. Cornwell, E. J. Fox, and J. J. Murphy have been named VicePresidents. All of the new officers have been associated with the Corporation for many years. Mr. Mason joined Union Carbide in 1932 and held various positions in reasearch, production, and industrial relations with Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company before being transferred to the Corporation’s general offices in New York. He was named Man-

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ager of Industrial Relations in 1952, Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer in 1954, and Secretary in 1955. Mr. Cornwell started with Union Carbide in 1923. He has been Vice-President of Linde Air Products Company, one of the Divisions of Union Carbide, since 1942, and has held key engineering positions with both Linde and the Chemicals Company. For the past 20 years, his work has teen concerned principally with the development of various welding processes. Mr. Fox has been with the Corporation since 1930 and has held various positions in production with Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company. From 1952 to 1955, he was Superintendent of the Chemicals Company’s Texas City, Texas, plant. He was appointed Assistant Works Manager of the Chemicals Company in August, 1955. Mr. Murphy joined Union Carbide in 1923. He has held management positions in both production and sales with Linde Air Products Company, and was VicePresident of the Company from 1942 until January of this year. At present, he also is Director of Patent Affairs for the Corporation.

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) The Senior C.Y.O. plan to tour-the Powerama at Allison Division of General Motors on Monday evening, April 23, at 7 o’clock. Attendance will be' by reservation only. Senior C.Y.O.S are to contact their unit C.Y.O. president for reservations or Art Smuck, GL. 8288, Pat Devlin, HU. 5475, or Leo Scheibelhut, FL. 7-0282. The Junior C.Y.O. group at St. Christopher presented a one-act play Sunday evening for the parish in preparation for the 1956 Junior C.Y.O. One-Act Play Contest which got underway at five parish auditoriums last week. For the first time in three years, competition in the Serious Play Division will tie offered along with the usual set of favorite comedies. On the West side, St. Michael, hosts, will compete against Holy Trinity, and Holy Trinity No. 2, hosts, will compete against St. Chris-

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topher and St. Anthony. Mr. and Mrs. James Joyce requested a High Mass on Monday morning for Mrs. Catherine Keating and Mr. and Mrs. James Keating requested the Mass today for Mr. Keating’s mother. Mrs. Helen Sauer was remembered on Tuesday morning at the request of Mrs. Geneieve Lesman and son Robert. On Wednesday morning, the Mass was said for Tom Wolfla at the request of the family. The mother of Father Lindemann, Anna C. Lindemann, will be remembered tomorrow morning requested by A 1 and Clara Aulbach. All these High Masses are at 8 o’clock and are sung by the children’s choir. Save your papers for the APRIL PAPER SALE. Crates will be placed in the school yard on West 15th Street late Thursday, April 26, and will remain until Monday, April 30th. Tie your papers, magazinees. and corrugated knocked-down boxes, all separate and bring them down. If you simply can’t get your papers down, call Mrs. John Whitmore, BElmont 1243. So many requests have been received by the committee in charge of the proposed Spring Card Party for Thursday night, May 24th, to change to a Ladies Social that they have decided to do so. The next Ladies Social will, therefore, be on Thursday night, May 24th. Mrs. Gerald Brothers and Mrs. Louis Aharen are co-chairmen. No person is either so happy or so unhqppy as he imagines —Rochefoucauld. But happiness is contagious, spread it around about you. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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1956 MODEL UNITED NATIONS Organization of the 1956 Model United Nations is being completed this month and will be held April 19-21 in the House of Representatives auditorium at the Indiana State House. The work began last fall when assignment of the 66 roles was made to the members of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs in the schools of the city and county. Members of these clubs and the International Relations Club of Shortridge high school have been studying during the school year about the countries which they have been assigned to represent in the model General Assembly this spring. “Block” parties are being organized this month at which the different groups get together and plan their strategy for next month. The questions to be debated are those current at the United Nations Assembly in New York. A group of fifteen boys and girls will be chaperoned 1 a trip to the United Nations Assembly in New York during Spring Vacation March 30 to April 8. They will pay their own expenses. Ar(Continued on Page 7)

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