Speedway Flyer, Volume 33, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 April 1964 — Page 4

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N.F.A. DINNER MEETING The Natural Food Associates will meet Saturday, April 11, at 7 p.m. at the Shelby Federal Savings and Loan Company at 1529 Shelby Street The meeting will be followed by a thirty-minute “surprise” film. The doors will be open at

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EUCHRE PARTY The 24th Ward Democrats will hold a card party at Union Hall, 218 South Addison St on Saturday, April 18th at 8:00 p.m. Extra special prizes. Tickets may be obtained at the door. O.E.S. INSTALLATION Installation ceremonies were held at the Bridgeport Chapter 513 O.E.S. on March 28, 1964 when Mrs. Jacqueline Denison was installed as Worthy Matron and Wm. Carmichael was installed as Worthy Patron with Miss Mary McClelland as Installing Officer.

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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY SAHARA GROTTO The Women's Auxiliary Sahara Grotto will hold a stated meeting April 15, at 8 pm., in the Grotto Clubhouse, 4107 East Washington Street, with Mrs. Iran Crowley, North Oakland Avenue, presiding. Mesdames O. B. Craig, 2954 Lawndale; J. Lynn Burton, 3525 Pinecrest Drive; and D. R. Binns, 1809 North Auburn, of the entertainment committee announce that Mrs. Edith Griffin will give a book review following the business meeting.

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Health Organization (WHO), was observed around the globe April 7. This year its theme is tuberculous, with “No Truce for Tuberculosis” as its slogan. And it’s a peculiarly fitting subject for 1964, the 60th anniversary of the world's largest, most active organization formed to combat TB America’s own National Tuberculosis Association. In the 60 years of NTA’s existence the TB death rate in the United States has fallen spectacularly from 188 to 5.4 per 100,000. But the present rate of nearly 10,000 fatalities shows clearly that the problem has by no means been overcome. Infinitely worse, however, is the international picture, with an estimated world total of 15,000,000 sufferers from active TB and three to five million deaths each year. For the vast progress achieved in our own country we owe much to the relentless efforts of government health services local, state and national, plus the voluntary associations—the Christmas Seal organization and its more than 2,100 affiliated groups actively fighting TB and other respiratory diseases. No area is really safe from tuberculosis while the disease continues to flourish anywhere in the world. From our own stand-

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point, as well as from the world view, we Americans have a practical interest in supporting World Health Day and helping the forces that struggle to roll back the international TB tide. FILMS AVAILABLE AT LOCAL INSURANCE OFFICE Films of the television documentary “The Twentieth Century” can be ordered free from Prudential’s Sppedway Office, 4912 West 16th Street, Speedway, by local school, civic, and other adult groups, Manager John J. Albert announced today. On request, the local office will make arrangements with Prudential's education department in Newark, N. J., to get the films, which cover the major events, problems and personalities of the past 60 years. Among the 90 titles available are: “Churchill, Man of the Century,” “Sports Cars: The Rage to Race,” "The College Panic,” “Rochne of Notre Dame,” "The Burman Surgeon,” and “First Man on the Moon.” “The Twentieth Century” has received television, educational, and public service awards for its subject matter and manner of presentation.

SAFER SURGERY Contagious diseases aren’t the only kind that have yielded ground to advances in medicine and surgery. While gall bladder disease continues to be a fairly common ailment, the death rate resulting from it has dropped 45 percent since 1950, according to figures published by a leading life insurance company. Better surgery, applied earlier, is the chief reason. Progress has been made in the development of anesthesia and in techniques of administering it Progress likewise has been made in preventing I and controlling infection. As a result, more people who part with their gall bladders retain their lives. Gall bladder disease is an ailment mainly of mature people. It is almost never seen in infants, and rarely occurs in children. For some reason not wholly clear, fewer women seem to have it now than formerly. It seems to happen most often to women who have had children; but since this group includes the -great majority of women, the fact may have little significance. The chance of developing gallstones increases with age, to a degree where one out of three people have them by the age of 75. But only in a minority of cases does severe infection result. However, when gallstones and gall bladder infection are present, some doctors maintain that the liver also may become involved and suffer serious damage. Because of this. hazard, doctors usually advise prompt surgery if an infected gall bladder becomes severely painful. If you have repeated attacks of abdominal pain, your Christmas Seal Association suggests that you see a doctor and find out whether any serious disorder may be threatened. APPOINTMENTS AT ALLISON ANNOUNCED Appointment of James V. Lecocq as Assistant Director of Public Relations for the Allison Division of General Motors was announced today by Roger C. Fleming. Director of Public Relations. At the same time, two personnel changes were announced within the Public Relations Department. Jack F. Patterson was named Manager of Community Relations and Milan C. Olbina promoted to the newly-created position of Manager of News Relations. Mr. Lecocq, formerly Assistant Regional Manager for the General Motors Public Relations Staff in Chicago, is a native of Arnold, Pa., and a 1948 graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Journalism. Mr. Patterson, as part of his Community Relations responsibilities, also will supervise the operation of the Allison Powerama. A native of Muncie, Indiana, Mr. Patterson joined Allison in 1940. Mr. Olbina, a native of Gary, Indiana, and a 1950 graduate of the University of Missouri with a Bachelor of Journalism Degree, joined the Allison Public Relations Department in May, 1957 as a Public Relations Representative. , Previously, he was a reporter for The Indianapolis Star and earlier had worked cn three other newspapers. In his new assignment, Mr. Olbina will have supervision over news activities, including the 1 employe publication, the AllisoNews. WSCS STYLE SHOW APRIL 10, 1964. 7:30 pan. Fellowship Hall Speedway Methodist Church