Speedway Flyer, Volume 25, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1956 — Page 7

Thursday, October 4 1956

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SPEEDWAY STUDENTS AT BUTLER UNIY. Twenty-six students from Speedway have enrolled for the first semester of 1956-57 college year at Butler University, according to Dr. C. R. Maxam, registrar. Butler students will be busy with classes, studies, athetic and other events until the five-day Thanksgiving vacation beginning at noon November 21. They will return to classes until Christmas vacation which runs from December 22 to January 2. The first semester ends January 24, the second beginning January 31. Local students at Butler are Joel Kent Barksdale, 5239 W. Ford; Arthur Graeter Camp, 2325 Fisher; Marilyn Jean Edwards, 4971 W. 15th St.; Jon Newell Everhart, 1114 Rosner Dr.; Carol Anne Fidler, 1738 Christopher; Charles Edwin Gebauer, 1726 Beeler; Clinton Lee Hawkins, 5756 Speedway Dr.; Elizabeth Ann Healey, 1640 Fisher; William Joseph Healey, 1640 Fisher; Wm. T. Heimerkamp, 1623 Gerrard; Phillip Morris Houpt, 1749 Eller Dr.; Ronald Bruce Jones, 1715 Winton; Michael E. Leckrone, 1818 Georgetown Rd.; John Edward Newlin, 1802 Georgetown Rd.; Margaret Alice Parke, 5029 WW. 14th St.; Connie Kay Pinkerton, 1640 N. Norfolk; Jack Merlin Roach, 1058 Allison; Edward Lee Rudledge, 1755 Norfolk St.; Thomas Raymond Shaw, 1774 Buler; William Grant Short, 5217 W. 22nd St.; Charles Alan Stout, 12344 N. Gerrard; Caroyn Sue Swenson, 5035 W. 15th; Carleton Edward Toole, 2409 N. Lyndhurst Dr.; Dale Frederick Toole, 2409 N. Lyndhurst Dr.; Marilyn Jo Woodward, 1764 N. Norfolk, and Jon Lance Yoho, 2318 N. Fisher. Tests are being conducted by the Navy to determine if totally deaf persons can be employed to work around jet planes. The average person finds noise levels above 140 decibels intolerable. Most jet noise levels are from 130 to 170 decibels—greater than human beings can stand. Tests are being conducted to learn whether these sounds will produce injurious effects if they are not heard.

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“Eflergeneies Don’t Wait” October 1 to 8 has been set as this year’s “Emergencies Don’t Wait” Week a national campaign aimed at reducing accidents in the home, on the highway and at work. The program was instituted in 1949 as a public service feature by Johnson & Johnson. Since that time, mayors and civic leaders all over the couhtiry have officially proclaimed the value of the program and urged public support for its 4 goals—removal of

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all possible safety hazards, improved and expanded safety training, greater knowledge of first aid treatment, and adequate supplies of first aid equipment in every home and car. The campaign has been endorsed by Gov. George N. Craig, Indianapolis Mayor Philip L.,Bayt, and Bloomington Mayor Thomas Lemon. Druggists will serve as headquarters for safety training information and will furnish the public with a compact first aid chart, at no cost. They have also prepared a list of the emergency equipment which should be kept in every home. This includes clinical thermometer, aromatic spirits of ammonia, cotton, gauze pads, adhesive tape, bandages, adhesive bandage, antiseptic, burn remedy, tweezers. According to National Safety Council figures, 93,000 Americans died in accidents in 1955 and one hundred times that many were injured. The two most dangerous spots are in motor vehicles (where most people are killed) and at home (where most people are injured). This year’s campaign will aim specificallly at making home a safer place to be. Navy divers can now explore the briny deep on a submarine sled which can be controlled with one hand. The diver can dive, surface, turn and roll, and camera j equipment can be lashed to the sled for underwater use by- the diver. Two aviation squadrons stationed at the Naval Air Station, Alameda, California, have been presented the coveted Aviation Safety Awards in recognition of their safety records during 1955. The “Sundowners” flew a total of 3,647 hours in Cougar jets, while the “Yellow Devils” logged an impressive 10,500 hours and 1,263 carrier landings in Skyraiders without accident.

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UJS. COAST GUARD RECRUITING The regular Coast Guard Recruiter from the Cincinnati office \ will be in Indianapolis at the Post Office Building during the week of Oct. 1 to Oct. 5. Any young men interested in the U. S. Coast Guard are urged to contact the recruiter at his office during the hours 9 to 5, for full information of this fast growing service. Many opportunities are now available for men interested in learning a trade and former service men who have held ratings in some other service. The Coast Guard is an expanding service and young men are needed to fill all the critical jobs now open. There is a variety of duties found in the Coast Guard that practically no other service can offer. Some of these duties include port security, intelligence, air sea rescue, Marine law enforcement, and maintenance of aids to navigation. For the first time in history, naval aircraft were refueled at sea by a submarine. The USS Guavina acted as a floating base to a detachment of four Navy seaplanes, PSM-2 Marlins, off the coast of Florida. t PAPER SALE JOB'S DAUGHTERS SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6th

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A PERFECT PICNIC TREAT Tired of making mountains of sandwiches for picnic toting? Foil-wrap a chilled whole log of lamb, roasted yesterday, slip it into your portable refrigerator or insulated carrier-bag. Add sweet Spanish onions, firm sun-ripe tomatoes, a loaf of your favorite rye bread, and let each one design bis own sandwich treatright on the spot. Thin slices of tender, juicy, delicately flavored lamb sandwiched between buttered slices of rye bread, along with whisper-thin onion and tomato slices—ah, here is eating! You’ve never known the de-| light of cold roast lamb if you link it with the leftover slices from yesterday’s dinner roast Cooked the day before in the usual fashion—moderately slow oven (325*F) about 30 minutes to the pound or, more accurately, until an oven meat thermometer registers around 170*F, and allowed to cool a hit before stowing it away in the refrigerator, all the juices are retained in the uncut roast to add their fine flavor to that of the lamb. Leg of lamb or boned and rolled lamb shoulder may be used, by the way. When thoroughly chilled—several hours or overnight, slice the cold roast lamb ever-so-thin, and enjoy! For picnic, patio, porch—here is the perfect meat for sandwiching in good eating!

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