Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 27, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1956 — Page 4

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ST. CHRISTOPHER’S CATHOLIC CHURCH (Continued rrom Page 1) generous in lending a hand to His Holiness Pope Pius XII for his many charities. Regular monthly meeting of Altar Society next Wednesday evening, July 11th, at 8 o’clock, in the Church Social Room. Ladies please bring your donation of dish towels nothing fancy, just plain towels for use*at the ANNUAL LAWN FESTIVAL, July 26, 27 and 28. Hostesses will be Bertha Foote, Agnes Zeunik, Patricia Vogel, Mary Koffskey, Marjorie Alderson, Margaret Lawrence, Eileen Melton, Genevieve Flesch, June DeWeese, Mary Margaret Glass, Delores Riczo, Letha Medenwald, Sharon Carroll, Julia Miller, Frances Wells, Catherine Wolfe, Donna Cilds and Lillian Scherer. Junior CYO OUTlNG—Thursday, July 12th—at Cagle. Chaperons and transportation are needed. Would a parent or a friend of the boys and girls like to drive them up to Cagle, a distance of about 50 miles? Call Peggy Adam, BElmont 8833, or Mary Geiman, CYpress 0886. It would be appreciated. Everyone is to meet in back of school at 9 o’clock Thursday morning,' the 12th—each one bringing his or her own lunch. Drinks will be furnished by the CYO. The sooner chaperons are decided upon and transportation made possible, the sooner final arrangements, can be made—so call as soon as possible, please. St. Christopher choir will sing the Bendiction at the 18th annual outdoor Novena at Carmelite Monastery, 2350 Cold Spring Road on Friday night, July 13th. The Novena will begin at 8 p.m. Sunday on the monastery grounds. The Rev. Alphonse Healy of Boston, Mass., will read the sermons at the series of evening programs which will continue through July 16. The Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel will feature the final program. The Rosary will be recited each evening. High Masses this week at 7:30 in the morning are as follows: on Monday for a special intention, for Mary Catherine Hendricks at the request of the Holy Name Society on Tuesday morning and Ralph Carrico requested the Mass on Thursday morning for John Koehle. Lawn Festival at St. Joseph in Lebanon this Friday and Saturday. You have acquired much wisdom when you have learned how to enjoy life without having to spend money for your fun.—Anon. Pray daily your Rosary for peace in the world. Nora Bray

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Union Carbide Subsidiary to Build Plant in Puerto Rico Plans for the construction of an ethylene glycol plant in Puerto Rico to cost about $28.5 million were announced today by Morse G. Dial, President of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation. It is contemplated that the new plant will be constructed, owned, and operated by Union Carbide Caribe, Inc., a wholly owned subsdiary of Union Carbide. An application for tax exemption under Puerto Rico’s Industrial Incentive Act has been filed by Union Carbide Caribe, Incorporated. Completion of the plant is scheduled to be about two years after the grant of the tax exemption. This new plant will be located near Ponce, on the southern coast of Puerto Rico. Although its exact location has not yet been determined, several sites are being considered in the vicinity of the Commonwealth Oil Refining Company plant near Ponce. A long-term contract between Union Carbide and Commonwealth Oil has been signed under which Union Carbide would purchase by-product refinery gas from Commonwealth Oil, thus assuring the new plant adequate supplies of raw materials on a long-term basis. Part of the new plant’s production will be destined for international markets in the Western Hemisphere and Europe while the balance is expected to be sold in the United States. The plant will embody the most modern design. It is expected that when the Union Carbide Caribe plant starts operating in July, 1958, it will employ initially several hundred people. In addition, it is anticipated that the availability of the basic chemicals manufactured in this plant will act as an incentive for other industries to locate in

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Puerto Rico. Union Carbide To Construct New Plants Construction of two new plants for the production of low-pres-sure polyethylene was announced today by Morse G. Dial, President, Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation. The two plants located at Institute, West Virginia and Seadrift, Texas, with a combined rated 'annual capacity of 55 million pounds, are scheduled for completion next year. The new facilities will be equipped to produce polyethylene by a number of new techniques, using not only the Ziegler and Phillips low-pressure processes, for both of which Union Carbide has been licensed, but also incorporating advanced technological improvements for olefin polymerization developed in Union Carbide’s own laboratories and pilot plants. Polyethylene produced by low-pressure techniques differs from high-pressure polyethylene; it has additional strength, stiffness, and resistance to heat distortion and vapor transmission. “During the past few years,” Mr. Dial said, “Bakelite Company, the Plastics Division of Union Carbide, has thoroughly surveyed the potential market for the newer low-pressure polyethylenes. These new polyethylene resins will make available a new family of plastic products that will broaden rather than replace the significant contribution that the original high-pressure polyethylene has already made to our economy.” The unit at Institute, West Virginia is scheduled for completion •in the first quarter of 1957. The second unit at Seadrift, Texas, will be in production just a few months later. . These new facilities are being

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Camp Fire Day Camp ' Camp Fire Day Camp time is rapidly approaching for all Camp Fire Girls who live in District VI of the Indianapolis Council of Camp Fire Girls, from the youngest Blue Bird to the oldest Horizon Club Member. The Day Camp will be held at Eagle Creek Park, 4400 West Michigan Street. The dates are July 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and July 20 from noon until 8:00 p.m. Girls will ride a chartered bus to and from camp, which will stop at previously designated corners. On the last day of the session, the girls will come in the early afternoon and stay until sundown. This is the day the parents are invited to come with a basket supper and watch the closing council fire. The Day Camp program will give the girls an opportunity to learn to feel at home in the out-of-doors, experiment with outdo o r cooking, increase their knowledge of nature lore, and learn new songs and games. There are still openings for any girl who might be interested. Camp Fire girls from Districts V and IX will also attend this session. Mrs. Clarence Buesking, 31 N. Pershing Ave. is camping Chairman of District VI.

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Ruth Chatterton, one of Hollywood’s all-time great performers, will star in “Jane,” third show of the season at Avondale, for six nights beginning Tuesday, July 10, at 8:30 p. m. From the pen of S. N. Behrman, the brilliant comedy played on Broadway for more than 100 performances in 1952 at which time Brooks Atkinson, of the New York Times, described it as “a civilized comedy written with wit, grace, taste and intelligence.” The first big star of the talking pictures, Miss Chatterton made movie history with such successes a* “Sarah and Son,” “Madame X” and “Dodsworth.” She has also written several novels and this is her first Indianapolis appearance at Avondale Theater, which is located on East 116th Street and White River.