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FRIDAY, SEPT. 18, 1936

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 21

'STATES AID IN HUNT

Behind the Scenes as the Quintuplets Meet Co-Stars

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WEED CUTTERS T0 END WORK

1200 Lots Trimmed During Season, City Official _ Reports.

With the weed cutting season almost at an end. Fred K. Eisenhut, city street commissioner, announced today that more than 1200 lots have been trimmed during the last two months. Assessments {or cutting the weeds have averaged about 84 each, Mr. Eisenhut said, bringing a revenue of approximately $5000 to the city. This is payable with next year's taxes. ; . The street commissioner's budget included a $2400 item for weed cutting this year. No cutting was done last vear and hav fever vietims said the difference was noticeable. Cutting is to continue next week to finish several pieces of cityowned property, the street commissioner

EASY TEST SHOWS CHILD, ADULT HABITS

By Reicnee Rervice NEW YORK, Sept. 18 —Close your eves and let some one touch your arm. Now. can you point directly toward the spot touched without

said.

opening your eyes, or do vou need!

to look at your arm first? Usually, children do better with their eves closed, but adults generally want to see. Individuals physically mature, but in the moron level of intelligence, are more like children than grownups in this respect, Dr. Theodora Mead Abel of the General Education Board reports >» the American Journal of Psychology

ALASKA COLONY PLANS FARM SHOW

By United Presa ANCHORAGE. Alaska, Sept. 18.— Designed as a reply to critics that their district has no agricultural possibilities, Matanuska Valley residents plan a four-day agricultural fair this fall. Exhibits planned include produce,

livestock. grain, home economic dis- |

plays. animals, fishing and mines, all products of the region

On the opening day the Anchor: |

age-Matanuska will be

opened.

highway

AUTO PARTS USED IN

BUILDING TELESCOPE

By Umited Press > FLORENCE, Colo. Sept. 18. — Severino Cornella, this town's only astronomer, has constructed a 58inch focal length telescope from automobile parts through which ridges and craters in the moon are plainly visible. Cornella built the telescope in his spare time. When the barrel is horizontal. the instrument stands five feet high.

SUICIDE DIET FATAL By United Press r LITCHFIELD, Ill, Sept. 18. — Eleven ounces of nails, glass, screws, wire and tin swallowed with suicidal

intent. were taken from the stomach |

of John Baur, New Douglas farmer. He died.

PTR GRE Sea,

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Matanuska

Five little leading ladies all at

once are something for any actor

to meet up with, so Robert Kent's keen interest on being presented to

the Dionne quintuplets may be understood.

The other four seem to

be critically studvihg Annette’s social manner as she welcomes’ the new leading man to Quinland for scenes of their second movie, “Re-

union.” take it in their stride.

Nurse Noel seems pleased with the occasion; They're already movie veterans. It didn't take long for these two to become pals.

the children

Yvonne and

Rochelle Hudson, who plays the leading feminine role in the second quintuplet movie, struck up a quick companionship when the Hollywood stars arrived at the Dafoe Nursery to shoot scenes.

FRANCE MAY PRESENT ROCKEFELLER CHAPEL

By United Press PARIS, Sept. 17.—The French government is considering presenting a Fifteenth Century Gothic chapel ta John D. Rockefeller Jr. as a gesture of gratitude for his donations to France for the restoration of the Chateau of Versailles, the Cour- | rousel Arch in the Tuileries Gardens

and other monuments in Paris. The historic chapel is situated in the village of Chauvirey-le-Chatel. | It. was built in 1484 under Charles the Bold to shelter a hunting horn which is believed to have belonged to Saint Hubert. The horn is now a part of the famous Wallace Col- | lection in London.

CHILDREN TO STUDY IN NATURAL SETTING

By United Press MONTREAL; Sept. 18.—A botani- | cal classroom to provide more than | 250,000 school children with oppor- | tunities to study at first hand rare | and unusual vegetation of Quebec ! province ‘is being developed here. Emphasis is to be placed on the many species of food plants includ- | ed in the flora native to Quebec. | Already 100 varieties and specimens | have been obtained and planted. | The project for school children |

i will be a part of the city's botanical |

garden. a 600-acre mecca for resi- | dents and American visitors. :

i when two robins reversed the usual

{ for their approval, and they charged

| animal's back.

NAVY BLAST VICTIM | MAY GET PENSION

Ba United Press | SANDIEGO, Sept. 18.—Roy C.| Thompson, shoe shiner, may get a | pension after 31 years. as one of | the injured survivors of the gun- | boat . Bennington’s explosion July | 21, 1805, which took 66 lives. Thompson, who says he served | as a fireman, could not produce enlistment papers and the Navy had | no record of his purported service on the Bennington. On the recent anniversary of the disaster, Thompson received word from Rep. George Burnham when he hoped to bring him official rec-! ognition.

ROBINS WOUND BIG CAT

By United Press TORONTO, Sept. 18.—A large cat here is nursing wounds received

attacked it. The too near the robins’

cat nest

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it, administering severe pecks to the

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