Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1958 — Page 5

Thursday, October 2, 1958

• Chins • Jaw Clicks • Hormone Creams <?• temperature going up or down when a person has a duur A. It is usually on the way up. During a chill the skin blood vessels contract and skin temperature falls. The person wants more cover because his sensations of temperature depend - mostly on skin temperature. When the chill is over the skin vessels dilate. The person’s skin becomes warmer and he wants less cover. Body temperature, in the meantime, stays up. Q. u My jaw clicks when I chew. What should I do?—-C.W.** A. Go right on chewing. The clicks will probably disappear in time. Q. “/ am past 39 and a few telltale wrinkles are beginning to appear. Will hormone face cream help?—No name.”

Letters will be answered in these columns anonymously. Direct your inquiries to J. Downey Ralston, M.D. SCIENCE EDITORS, P.O. BOX 396 • Madison Square Station, New York 10, N. Y.

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Citizens Gas Report The directors of Citizens Gas and Coke Utility today filed with the City Controller a report for second quarter operation of 1958. Net income for the second quarter after bond retirement was $136,543, compared with $477,365 for the second quarter of 1957. Six months’ income for 1958 was $891,257, as against $1,725,308 for the first six months of 1957. » Shipments of coke for foundry and blast furnace use continued to decline through the second quarter. Although production expenses decreased from $5,011,342 for the first six months in 1957 to $4,514,446 for the first six months of 1958, the credits from by-pro-ducts in the respective periods declined from $6,311,623 to $4,843,155. Natural gas purchased was up $121,000, while other operating and maintenance expenses were

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A. The value of hormone (estrogen) face cream in improving aging skin has not been medically proved or disproved with certainty. In a medical test, 27 women applied estrogen cream to one side of the face and plain cream to the other side. There was no difference in the two sides of the face after daily use of the cream for three months. . - Material in MEDICAL MIRROR is based on various scientific publications and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of all doctors. The diagnosis and treatment of disease requires the skill and knowledge which only a physician can apply by personally attending the patient.

up $61,000. Depreciation, payment in lieu of taxes and Indiana Gross Income Taxes were up $120,000. Gas sales continued to increase and revenues climbed from $6,661,091 in the first six months of 1957 to $7,123,325 in 1958. Meters in service increased from 150,294 a year ago to 152,790. On June 20 the Utility filed an application with the Federal Power Commission asking the FPC to order American Louisiana Pipe Line Company, Texas Gas Transmission Corporation, or Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company, singly or in combination, to supply the Utility with 35,000 MCF of natural gas daily on or before November 1, 1958. Allison-Powered Lockheed Electra Receives CAA Approval Lockheed Aircraft Corporation announced that its new Allisonpowered Electra transport—bringing 7-mile-a-minute jet-age flight to both the main-streams and tributaries of world trade and travel—stands fully certificated by the Civil Aeronautics Administration as ready to begin airline service. Receipt of the CAA “ticket of

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approval” culminated a 3% year, $50,000,000 developmental project to prepare the prop-jet Electra for world-wide operation. Fifteen world airlines and one corporate customer have ordered 161 of the new transports. Of all the new turbine-powered transports due soon to revolutionize public air transportation, the Electra is the first four-engine airliner of American design and construction to be certified by the CAA. The Electra climaxed its certification program, in a 150-hour marathon in the sky. The new plane flew as much as 19 hours and 21 minutes in a single day in passing its “function and reliability” tests. Fact or Fallacy A common fallacy is that most breakfast cereals cost about the same. The fact is that cereals vary about one cent to more than four cents per serving. Figure cost per ounce to make easy comparisons.

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Bell System Science TV Program Explores "Gateways to the Mind" “Gateways to the Mind,” an hour-long story of the human senses and how they serve as the brain’s contacts with the external world, will be seen over the NBC television network on Thursday evening, October 23. This fifth program in the Bell System Science Series will be presented in both color and black and white at 7 p.m. “Gateways to the Mind” explains the operation of the general

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SPEEDWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) noon at 2:30 p.m. in the Singleton’s room. SENIOR HI C.Y.F. will meet next Sunday in Fellowship Hall at 5:00 p.m. for recreation and refreshments. Dr. Montgomery will lead the discussion on “Lo I Am With You Always” as a continuation of the theme “Seek Ye The Living Christ” in our everyday life. It was very encouraging that 17 C.YJ'.ers attended the first Fireside Chat last Sunday. FUNCTIONAL COMMITTEES will meet next Monday, October 6th, at the church at 7:00 p.m. PASTOR’S CABINET will convene at 8:30 p.m. immediately following the meetings of the various Functional Committees. All Functional Committee chairmen should attend. DORCAS CIRCLE will meet Tuesday, October 7th at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. David Stilley, 2409 Allison. She will be assisted by Mrs. Phillip Weaver. Mrs. Clifford M. Reese will give devotions and Mrs. Leroy Vaughn will present the program on “Our Neighbors, Hawaii and Haiti.” KEZIA CIRCLE will meet Tuesday, October 7th at 7:30 p.m. in the Singletons Room. Betty Sharp will give devotions. Mr. Roland Huff, who has just returned from the British Isles will be the guest speaker. EVENING CIRCLE will meet Tuesday, October 7th, with Mrs. Betty Sharp, 1726 Ellen Drive. She will be assisted by Edith Griffin and Virginia Sanders. Nellie Bilbee will give devotions and the program on “Mexico” will be presented by Agnes Spencer and Juanito Sauter. LADIES AID CIRCLE will meet with Mrs. Verner Farmer, 5335 Carltonway Drive on Wednesday, October 8, at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Grover Staley will give devotions. CHOIRS. Wednesday; Chancel Choir, 7:30 p.m. Thursday; Children’s Chorale, 3:15 Chapel Choir, 7:00 and Cloister Choir at 8:00. LOS AMIGOS CLASS will have a pitch-in dinner on Friday, October 10th in Fellowship Hall. RQSES ON THE LECTERN last Sunday morning were for Gary Lee McKee, son of Gary and Patsy (Tipps) McKee; and Julia Carol Stewart, daughter of Dr. Ray and Judith Stewart. NEW MEMBERS. Last Sunday morning we were happy to welcome into our church membership Mr. and Mrs. George Reavis, 5634 W. 25th; and Erick Hines, 4815 N. Illinois St.

sensory system, shows how some of the individual sense organs function and points out that there are many more true senses than the traditional five. Some unusual experiments in sensory perception, as well as some of man’s successes in extending the range of bis own sense organs, also will be presented. After the NBC-TV telecast, Bell Telephone Companies will make 16-mm. color prints of “Gateways to the Mind” available to schools and other interested community organizations for group showings. More. than 10 million students have seen the first four Bell System Science Series programs in such film showings. Produced for the Bell System by Warner Brothers, “Gateways to the Mind” stars Dr. Frank C. Baxter. Dr. George Wald, professor of biology at Harvard, was principal advisor on the program, and Dr. Frederick Crescitelli, professor of zoology at UCLA, served as consultant.

Use of Plastic May Add To Acreage Under Cover Want to build a cheap greenhouse? John Wiebe of the Ontario, Canada, Horticultural Experiment Station at Vineland Station described at the recent Indiana University meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences the building of such a greenhouse of plastic film, its edges buried in the ground, and kept rigidly in place by uniform air pressure. “Since the cost of a balloon greenhouse is only a fraction of that of even the cheapest conventional greenhouse, it is possible that many acres of farm land will be covered in this manner in the future,” Wiebe predicted.

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