Speedway Flyer, Volume 26, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1957 — Page 4

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Fire Prevention Week October 6-12 October 6-12 has been proclaimed Fire Prevention Week by President Eisenhower, and Fire Chief Arnold W. Phillips appeals to Indianapolis residents to actively observe it by eliminating known fire hazards, especially in the homes. In commenting on the urgent need for practice of Fire Prevention in the homes, Chief Phillips said, “Carelessness and indifference to common fire dangers are responsible for 90 percent of all fires, and more than half of all fires occur in homes. Every day there are 1300 home fires in America!” How can we stop these home fires? Chief Phillips believes that one step in that direction is to have your home inspected for fire hazards by experts your firemen. He pointed out that in the past few years, local fire departments have found that home inspection programs are an excellent way to stop fires, and towns and cities all over the country are taking up the idea. “If you answered your doorbell during Fire Prevention Week to find a team of firemen on the doorstep, would you grant permission to them to inspect your home for fire hazards?” Chief

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Phillips asks. He continues by saying, “Their purpose in making the inspection would be to help you make your home safer from fire by pointing out fire hazards you may be harboring unknowingly. We have no intention of tripping you up for some violation of the Fire Code Rules with our Home Inspection Program.” “Why not check you home and your habits for fire hazards today?” the Chief concludes. “Don’t let Fire beat the inspectors to your home!” RECREATION CLUB (Continued from Page 1) ber 24th. There will be ten (10) lessons as before. We’ll skip Thursday, Thanksgiving day, and the day after Christmas, which will make the lessons end on January 10th. Ten lessons will be SIO.OO for members and $12.00 for non-members. Register in advance at the club or call CH. 43305 or CH. 4-5591. We have been notified that all rural route addresses in Marion County will be changed to street addresses. In accordance with our Club policies and procedures, you should forward at your earliest possible convenience any change of mailing address to the Club office.

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Indianapolis Hiking Club The Indianapolis Hiking Club will go to Bloomington, Indiana, this Sunday, October 6, to explore one of the many limestone caves in the area. The group will meet at 10 a.m. in front of the State House, will drive to Bloomington and meet again at the bus station at noon. For information and transportation, call the Leaders: Bob and Sue Craig, WA. 6-0824. International Letter Writing Week International Letter Writing Week will be celebrated in Indianapolis, Indiana, during the week October 6 to 12, Postmaster Walter A. Smith announced today. Commenting on the establishment of International Letter Writing Week, Mr. Smith pointed out that each year since 1938 the Post Office Department has joined in the observance of National Letter Writing Week—an annual event celebrated to emphasize the meaning and value of letter writing as a symbol of American freedom.

National Assn. Of Accountants Mr. John D. Harrington, C.P-A., Partner, Geo. S. Olive & Company, has been elected National Director of the National Association of Accountants, and has been appointed a member of the Accounting Development Committee. Mr. Harrington is past president of the Indianapolis Chapter, and a member and past president of the Indiana State Board of Public Accountants. The National Association of Accountants has over 40,000 members in the United States and foreign countries. Mr. Harrington will address the local chapter October 3, at its special Technical Session and Get-Acquainted night at the K. of C. Hall. His subject will be “Relationship between Private and Public Accounting.” * Car Recard Office Every railroad maintains a ear record office, by means of daily reports, keeps a complete record of the movements not only of aD freight cars on its own lines, regardless of ownership, but also aD of its own can on other railroads. Rome Beauty Rome Beauty is one of the few varieties of apples that still is in fairly good supply. Although they are generally considered cooking apples, many on the markets now are of a maturity and quality that makes them good eating apples.

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Linde Open House The Flame Plating Department of Linde Company will hold Open House on Saturday. Employees and their families will be welcomed to the new office and shop facilities at 1245 Main Street. Warren L. Donnelly, Production Manager, announced yesterday that building construction and substantial additions to existing equipment are now complete. These improvements will make it possible to meet the rapidly increasing demand for wear-resist-ant and heat-resistant coatings required on precision parts by American industry. Linde’s unique detonation process has found wide acceptance, particularly in the newer aeronautical turbine and jet propulsion fields, as well as in older industries requiring extreme durability in close-tolerance applications. Research and development work on new special-purpose coatings is continuing in Linde’s Speedway Laboratory, which originally introduced this method of bonding a paper-thin-coating to a metallic or ceramic surface in 1952. Employees will have an opportunity on Saturday to familiarize themselves with the complete Flame Plating operation and to show the members of their families how they spend their working hours. Refreshments and souvenirs will be provided. This occasion is also local recognition of the fiftieth anniversary of Linde Company. M. Dan Coogan, Safety Engineer, pointed out that the complete freedom from lost-time accidents in Flame Plating has been made possible by extreme safety consciousness and co-operation among the employees. New devices and electronic controls now installed will help to continue this perfect record. . Nature Walk A nature walk in Holliday Park from 10 a.m. to noon on October 5 will open the winter program of Saturday activities for the Children’s Museiim. From 11 a.m. to noon on the same day, there will be a “Treasure Chest” program at the Museum, 3010 North Meridian Street. Both projects are open to all children without charge.

Indiana Central News Fifteen hundred students are expected to attend Indiana Central College’s annual High School Day, Saturday, October 5. For the first time since 1950, High School Day is being separated from homecoming in order to provide the visiting students with a more concentrated program. Registration of visitors will start in the Administration Building at 8 a jn.

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Speedway Chureh of The Nazarene (Continued from Page 1) noon. Each boy and girl gets an “Indian Head Band” and every time they bring a new boy or girl they get another feather for their head band. There is lots of music and singing and Mrs. Quillin tells an interesting story each week. All boys and girls of school age are invited. We shall be looking for you at the church. SUNDAY SCHOOL CALL! We are having a wonderful time in our Sunday School. The attendance is on the upward climb and-our people are encouraged. If you are not attending Sunday School someplace else, we extend to you an invitation to meet with us this Sunday. We appreciated the presence of a number of visitors in our services last Sunday and we hope to greet many more next Sunday. At our church you are a visitor only once. Come and let us worship the Lord together.

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ST. ANDREW’S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Confinued from page 1) ning, October 21, following Mission Week, at 7:30 p.m. Anextra section will be planned if needed on Sunday afternoon. Open to all for inquiry and discussion or for preparing for membership in St. Andrew’s for those not transferring from a sister Lutheran Church. THE SENIOR CHOIR of St. Andrew’s will sing with the massed choirs of more than twenty Lutheran- Churches at the closing rally for the Lutheran Evangelism Mission. The rally will be held in Broadway Methodist Church, Broadway and Fall Creek Parkway. Mrs. John Farley, the director, also announced that new members are now being accepted in the senior choir, especially in view of the Advent and Christmas music to be prepared. Practice each Wednesday evening from 7:30 till 9:00 p.m. LAY VISITORS will be calling in the homes of members this next week, beginning Sunday afternoon. Each member family will be asked to pray for and participate in LEM.

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