Speedway Flyer, Volume 29, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1960 — Page 4

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CHUCK MARTIN, Proprietor SWING-IN-PIZZA Carry Out Service FREE COUPONS WITH EACH PIZZA WE WILL ACCEPT PHONE ORDERS AFTER 4 PM FOR PICK UP AFTER 5 PM ON YOUR WAY HOME FROM WORK. WE MAKE OUR OWN DOUGH fir SAUCE FRESH DAILY HOURS—Mon. thru Thun- 5 PM to 12 M FrL. 5 PM to 1 AM—Sai. 12 Noon to 1 AM Suxu 3 PM to 12 M CH. 1-6311 W. 10th at Lyndhurst

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YOUR SURVIVAL PLAN "Evacuation.' ■When and Where" Last week we saw how effective shelters—not just an area in the basement—could protect you and your family from most wartime dangers and some natural dangers such as tornados. No shelter is 100% safe at any time and its effectiveness can change with conditions, therefore the need for evacuation can always arise. Several possible situations could cause an evacuation order to be given. Within the next year or two, intelligence reports indicate that the enemy would not have enough first strike ICBM’s to hit SAC bases and large metropolitan centers simultaneously. Therefore a condition could arise that if SAC was struck first, which is probable, there might be enough time to evacuate. Also in cases where a person did not have a good shelter and his area became one of heavy dangerous fallout, he might choose to evaluate to a safer area—if he knew where one was and could get there in time. Planned evacuation is one thing and mass panic fleeing is another. In planned evacuation, persons know the dangers, know where they are going, and what awaits them. In mass panic fleeing, the opposite is true, with persons because of their ignorance doing themselves and others more harm than good as evidenced in

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so many theater and hotel fires. As of now, Speedway has no Evacuation Plan—this therefore would encourage mass hysterical panic if evacution was ordered. Before any reader begins to start yelling he or she must ask themselves where they were the many repeated times I have asked for volunteers to help with our communities survival plan. This could be a worthy project for some civic minded group here in Speedway, but so far not one adult civic group has shown any active interest in the Speedway Civilian Defense program. Tentatively Interstate 74 would be our best evacuation route. Out at least 15 to 20 miles on the highway and north a few miles, a site could be picked for Speedway residents to assemble. Even if separated from your family by being at work when evacution was ordered you would know where to go to find them. That site must be picked and arrangements made with property owners. Multi-purpose food such as distributed in sealed cans by General Mills could be stocked along with a supply of water, although available wells might be used. Some shelter in the form of tents could be procured from State sur-

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What many people don’t know about crabgrass 1. Crabgrass grows only from seed. The dead crabgrass plants you see now will disintegrate and disappear—leaving ugly bare patches in your lawn. Crabgrass is an annual It re-seeds itself at the end of each summer. 2. Last year’s seed Is In the ground. Crabgrass is one of nature’s most prolific weeds. Right now, literally billions of crabgrass seeds are waiting in most lawns for spring warmth to germinate. Then the vicious cycle starts all over again. 3. You can keep it from coming up. A single winter application of Halts with the accurate Scotts Spreader creates an invisible barrier against crabgrass. Halts lies in wait, kills crabgrass as it (ScOtf-gS sprouts. ( Halts will not harm good grass—doesn’t intersere with seeding.) SAVE ss.oo—Halts (9.95) plus Scotts Spreader (ie.95) together only 21.90 Bring your lawn problems to our expert advisors. They have the know-how and the experience to help you achieve the kind of lawn you want. Its easier than you'd think, with a tested Scotts Program/ SPEEDWAY HARDWARE

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plus. Next summer on some designated Sunday, Speedway could hold a picnic on this area so everyone would know where it was and such items as mass feeding could be tested. AU this though is but a dream unless people realize that it aU takes time which only they can provide. Shelter or evacuation, either one is ineffective unless proper warning is given. Next weeks article will be “New Siren and Survival Packets.” CHMSTMAS SEALS The 54th Annual Tuberculosis Christmas Seal campaign got underway last week as the Marion County Tuberculosis Assn, held it’s annual Christmas Seal KickOff Luncheon in the Severin Hotel. Mario Fischer, M.D., Health Officer of Duluth, Minn., and a former President of the National Tuberculosis Assn., was the principal speaker. TB Christmas Seals became a part of the Public Health scene in the United States in 1907. This first Christmas Seal campaign was a modest effort and did not yield truly significant results. However, the TB Christmas Seal effort has grown during each successive year

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and today spearheads the continuing fight against the disease which has plagued mankind for many centuries. IPUBLIC INVITED An official of the New York Central Railroad System will be the featured speaker at the regular meeting of the Avon Optimist Club on Wednesday evening, November 30th in the Avon New High School Gymnasium. The speaker’s topic' will be “The Operation of the ‘Big Four’ Electronic Switchyards.** A film illustrating this operation will also be shown. Because of the tremendous amount of local and national interest which this new “electronic marvel” has created, the Avon Optimist Club has invited the general public to attend this outstanding event. The meeting, which is scheduled to begin at 7:30 pan. (C.D.T.), will be preceded by a musical program presented by the Avon High School Band, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Job’s Daughter Candy Sato Ask Any Job’s Daughter Yem Know To Get Your Candy

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