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Pages 9,10,11PHEASANT RAISING  \n...Walt Topper Does It............   ..Page 12OVER HILL  \n...Scott High Runners................Page 15CADDY TO CHAMP  \n...Arasin Wins Tourney.........  ...Page 16FOR THE GALS  \n...Interest For The Ladies...............Page 18THREE“R'S”...Visit Your Schools...................Page 20  \nThe Cover  \nShown on this month's cover is the Rotoblast,an automaticblasting machine that is located in the eastern end of the newFinishing and Shipping building.The Rotoblast's primary pur-pose is to provide surface finishings on stainless and stainless cladplates to satisfy customers'requirements.For the blasting opera-tion,various types of abrasive materials are used.This machineis the largest of its type ever installed by the company that builtit.It can handle three-sixteenth to four-inch gauge plates up to172 inches in width and 40 or 50 feet in length.Approximately 25motors are used by the machine and related cquipment,six ofthose for the actual blasting action.The Rotoblast is an exampleof Lukens expansion program.For more on expansion,turn toPages 9,10 and 11.  \nLUKENS LIFE  \nOctober,1954  \nVolume 21,No.9  \nPublished each month by the Public Relations Dept.of the IndustrialRelations Division,Lukens Steel Company,Coatesville,Pa.,for employeesand their families,stockholders and friends,to foster a spirit of unity andfriendship and to build a bigger and better company.  \nEdwin C.Watson.                      .    .......Editor  \nEditorial Board:J.Louis Irwin,director,Industrial Relations;Elliott R.Jones,manager,James B.Ash,assistant manager,PublicRelations.  \nArticles for publication are welcome.They should be si","cbCaipgjbbNFbAFw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipgjbbNFbAFw","pdf",4029148,20,"English","# Features In This Issue\n## Promotions\n## United Charities\n## Schools in Action\n## First, Safety\n## Progress Is Made\n## Pheasant Raising\n## Over Hill\n## Caddy to Champ\n## For The Gals\n## Three “R'S”\n## The Cover\n## Published Issue Information","[{\"question\":\"What change to the Pledge of Allegiance is described in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue states that, by Congressional Resolution, the pledge was increased with the two important words \\\"under God.\\\"\"},{\"question\":\"Who wrote the original Pledge of Allegiance and when?\",\"answer\":\"It says the pledge was originally written in 1892 by the Rev. 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