Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1939 — Page 11

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HOME ON RAILS IS STREAMLINED FOR KING. QUEEN

Two Cars Are Temporary Residence on Visit To Canada.

QUEBEC, May 19 (U. P) —Two rear coaches of a 12-car, streamlined train has become the temporary home of the King and Queen of Great Britain. They will live aboard it for = month while traveling 8000 miles across Canada to the Pacific and back, into the United States and back, and eastward to Halifax where they will sail for home. Except for a few nights when they are guests of Canadian or United States officials, they will sleep on the train, a luxurious] gleaming assemblage of silver and| blue coaches The coaches are numbered from | one to 12, starting from the rear! and are so crammed with royal at-| tendants and facilities for their] comforts that only the necessary baggage is aboard it. The rest of the three tons of trunks and bags brought by the] royal party from England is stowed | into two coaches of the 12-car pilot | train, which precedes the royal train | along the tracks as a measure of Safety |

Two Bedrooms in Car No. 1

Car No. 1 has two main bedrooms, one for the King, one for the Queen; dressing rooms and private baths; | a sitting room for the King and | Queen and two smaller bedrooms | for the two ladies-in-waiting on the Queen. In Car No.

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By PAUL ROSS

Times Special Writer

be presented to royalty, the Dionne Quintuplets Toronto, Monday.

of course. The third bedroom zon- Governor's suite, | tains one cot and one bed, the latthere is a large, NORTH BAY, Ontario, May 19 ter for the use of the nurse who |Q lounge, an office, a royal dining (NEA).—The climax to that modern will sleep with the children in ac-!their m room and kitchen, and two bed- fairy-tale—the story of the Quin-!cordance with Dafoe nursery cus- |

1 v $ | > > > rooms and a bathroom for members tuplets—will come Sunday night. tom. The dining room in the car

of the royal staff The King and Queen will be confined to these two cars the private cars of Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King, which have been redecorated for the trip. The bathrooms have full size tubs and] showers. The royal bedrooms have! single beds. The Queen's bedcham- | ber is painted blue and gray, with! dust pink as the decorative medium. Furniture and drapes are of pink] damask, There are white eider-| down comforters on both beds. The! flooring is cork, covered with scat-| tered rugs | The King's bedroom is cream cole ored. Drapes and furniture coverings are of blue and white chintz. Between the bedrooms there is = small sliding panel through which the King and Queen mav talk |

Train Air-Conditioned |

paneled in Light brown carpets cover the floor. The furnishings are a contrast of green damask and blue and biege printed homespun. Beside the wall is a cabinet equipped with maps of Canada, the provinces, and the United States The train is air-conditioned. It intercar telephone service and special gold-plated telephones for Their Majesties, which will be connected at various stops so that the Queen may make daily calls to the two Princesses in England. Seven locomotives will be used to haul the train. They are scattered across the country al various junctions, On the newspaper raphers

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pilot train ahead are reporters and photogand Royal Canadian Mounted Police The cars are standard sleeping and baggage coaches .

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little girls will leave their home and meet the King and Queen of Eng-! land. Tt will be their first glimpse of the great world outside, | The Dafoe nursery has been like a caslle these five vears, a castle! where five precious princesses were watched over by the good fairy! Science, where strong gates and stalwart men guarded them from | the dragons of Disease, Curiosity | and Thoughtlessness. But, Sunday | night, the wire-mesh gates of the Dafoe nursery will swing open and the five princesses will be whisked off in a many-cylindered chariot At Callander, they will climb aboard a wonderful caravan. called a railroad train, which will speed them on. The next morning hey will wake up in a great city, and they who have seen only a few people and the simple structures on the nursery grounds will behold crowds and high buildings and automobiles and trains. Quin life will never be the same When it was settled Quins would go to see the King and Queen, the Ontario governwhich 1s charged with the care of the children, decided to carry them in equipment owned by | the government Accordingly, the T. & N. O. R. R. facilities were enlisted and the private car of the road's general manager was selected to ride the Quins. Formerly it was known as No. 200. Now it is “The Dafoe Nursery.”

that the

Car Is Revamped |

The car has been fumigated. re- =

painted and changed over. Two of its three bedrooms, which used to! have one bed each, now boast two cots each. The cots are Quin size,

Infancy, Doctor Says

LIMA. Peru, May Ug. P) surgeon formerly of Wisconsin, said t

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Eugene MacCormack. American oday that Lina Medina, Indian girl

of less than six years of age who gave birth to a son. had “missed infancy

entirely.’

Dr. MacCornack, a member of the American College of Surgeons and

founder of the MacCormack clinic here. He followed the case of Lina ,

from the time medical attention ! was first drawn to it “There is no question but that Lina is less than six vears old,” he said “That is borne out by her milk teeth the length and size of her Hones. So far as I know | the case is without precedent.” Dr. MacCornack called attention to the excess of calcium in the girl's body, saving it had aided her in bearing a normal! baby,

and

“Was as Stiff, Be,” East St.

Says Her Back, Arms, Legs And Muscles Seem Like New, However, After Taking Natex for Few Weeks.

A few days on Natex proved to that it was entirely different any of the other many medicines I had used,” said Mrs. L. Hasch, 721 S. East St, this city, in & recent statement given to the special Natex representative who is daily meeting so many local people at Haag's Claypool Hotel Drug Store, Illinois and Washington Sts “Before taking this grand compound I had been in an utterly miserable condition for some years. Constipation always seemed to be with me, and 1 never seemed to have the least strength or energy. All that time I simply didn't care whether 1 ate or not, since I Knew that even the simplest meal would result in indigestion, gas and acidrisings. Headaches, sleeplessness and upset, unstrung nerves were other constant complaints of mine. Worst of all, I was just as stiff and sore as 1 could be, with particular misery in my arms, legs and back. “Naturally, since so many other medicines had failed to help me at all, I was mighty doubtful about Natex, too. But, let me tell you, 1 soon learned it was as different as night from day! “You can imagine how delighted! 1 was when just a few doses got my bowels moving better than they had in years end vears! Now, after only | & few weeks on it, my strength and |

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The girl was normal in all aspects, Dr. MacCornack said. Dr. MacCormmack examined Lina with Dr, Hipolito Larrabure. director of the maternity hospital at which she gave birth to her son. Dr. Larrabure issued a challenge through the press to Dr. Morris Fishbein, editor of the American Medical Journal, to visit Lima and be convinced of the authenticity of the case, since Dr. Fishbein has questioned it.

as Could | Woman Declares

MRS. L. HASCH energy are all that thev should be I can eat almost anvthing I choose | without suffering afterwards; my | nerves are calm and let me sleep | soundly every night, and the head- | aches simply seem to have gone. ! Most amazing of all, that old stiff- | ness and soreness has been so won- | derfully relieved that it simply |

| seems. that I have a new back, arms, |

legs and muscles! Yes, anyone who | suffers as I did will want to start on Natex at once.” A special Natex representative is at Haag's Claypool Hotel Drug! Store, Illinois and Washington Sts., daily explaining the merits of Natex | and how it can help vou. See him. Natex is also being especially fea- | tured by all 26 Haag's Neighborhood |

Stores S100 REWARD ii: noe. 100 first person provt we ever knowingly or ¥ Hd a testimonial that not true in every respect.

{For the first time in their lives the !has been refurnished with Quin size The gallery has | They are start down to Toronto, Ontario, to!heen rigged to provide the children

chairs and tables.

with meals of the customary caliber and type. The bathroom. containing tub and shower, has been made ready to maintain Quin standards of cleanliness. Nurses O'Shaughnessy and Courriveau, Teacher Vezina and Housekeeper-Cook-Aunt Grace Demers will accompany the Quins in this car. Father and Mother Dionne, all the other Dionne children and one or

the Quin Special. A third car will be used by the girls’ board of guardians and a fourth will carry newspapermen, Finally, there will be a diner far the grown folks. The train will be drawn by one of the T. & N. O.'s best engines. The whole entoyrage will be under the protection of the Ontario Provincial Police The King and Queen are scheduled to make an appearance at Woodbine racetrack, in Toronto. to

watch the 80th running of the his-|

toric King's Plate race. This will draw a large part of the crowd to the track. At an appropriate moment, the Quins will be switched to an automobile and taken to the private chambers of the Premier of Ontario, in the Parliament buildings. And So to Bed Either just before the race or just after it the King ahd Queen will meet the Quins. The meeting will take place in the reception room of the Liesutenant-

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and brown eal.’

‘Even at this sensationally 1 o w ' ‘Marott's of-

two close friends of the Dionne | family, will occupy another car on!

te Railroad Car Will Whisk Quins To Torontoon First T° rip Beyond Nursery

Nobody but the royal pair, two ladies-in-waiting, the uins, their parents and one of irses will be present. | When the reception is over, the (children will be taken back to their Dafoe-nursery-on-wheels. Toronto is to the Quins what India, Bali and the South Sea Islands are to the average person. One of their favorite games has been the one where they hold their little tov Suitcases, sit down on chairs and pretend that they are going to Toronto. Once, when Nurse O'Shaughnessy was preparing for a week-end there, Yvonne declared she would hide in the nurse's bag and go along. All to Be in White

Several factors have contributed toward making prospects of the trip even more exciting.

No NAPOLIS TEs p Five-Star Curtsey to King and Queen

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polish their five-girl curtsey in preparation for a meeting Center, the bend, as Marie still looks up, smiles. Right, the com-

| HUFFMAN SERVICES SET

Times Special

PERU, Ind, 19

May

| Benton E. Huffman

{four letter carriers hired Peru postofTice.

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9 NEW DETOURS LISTED IN STATE

‘Sudden Increase in Road Building Is Noted; Two Are Lifted,

roads. : The State Highway Commission

[reported new detours have been [started on Road 8, east of Avilla; [Road 18, west of Buffalo; Road 32, from Dover to Lebanon and from the Boone-Hamilton County line

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The sudden increase in highway | building today resulted in nine new | detours being established on Indiana

high about % mile over U. 8 40 wn | ittes over founty oil mat and Road 44, county gravel. Truoks over 10 feet, about| Ind. 156-—-Seuthwest of Patriot, about 10 ‘miles over U.S. 40, 181, ‘miles over oiled county romd. yo he Wass of a. miley i Ind. 2u0=Trom Napoleon to Baterville ed. 83--Just south of 20 miles oder Roads 20 and 46, : d Td, 230-<From New Haven san to Ohio n

over gravel county roa \ 135-<From Bargersville 11': miles over gravel roa

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least; Road 33, southeast of Goshen;

[Road 44, west of Franklin; Road 135, | from Bargersville south; Road 229, | from Napoleon to Batesville, and [Road 230, from New Haven East to | the Ohio line. | Two detours have been lifted from [Road 105 near Banquo and 427 south of Auburn, | Detours now in effect are: | Ind. 3-—-South of Markle, 6'c miles over gravel and Ina. 118 nd. 8-<East of Avilla, 3 miles over Road and gravel 13—From

27 miles over

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Open to local traffic from indian-|

s to Marion Countv line 16--West. of Buffalo, 8 miles over rave East + gravel and U 3: East of Portland, 3 stone roads «From Dover gravel

miles over

to Lebanon, miles over | Ind. 32 9 miles over county gravel Ind. 32-—-Fast of Muncie, 8 mile: Ind. 67 and paved and bituminou U. 8. 33—Southeast of Goshen over countv read Thd. 44—~West of Franklin, over county

3 miles

rave Ind. 55-—-Fast of Newtown, about 8 miles over gravel and bituminous roads Ind, 57 <Between Erskine and Ind $3 miles over Ind 1 and Ind. 64 i { S. 36-—-Just wes of Indiananolis ‘passenger cars and trucks under 10 feet

There is the beautiful white dress |

which each Quin will wear when all are received by the Xing and Queen. A dressmaker from a famous store in Toronto came several times for fittings, just as is done with frocks for | White socks, white slippers and =a [little white hat that sits on the back of a Quin's head complete the outfit. Finally, there is the business of practicing tor the reception. It has become a delightful game. Nurse [O'Shaughnessy sits down in a chair and says, “Now I'm the Queen and you must curtsey for me.” So the Kids perform the Quin version of a (royal curtsey. That is, all except Emilie who has been putting everybody in stitches, For she, the rugged individualist and wit, stands on her head when nurse asks for a curtsey. Nurse O'Shaughnessy is convinced Emilie will do a head-stand on be‘ing presented to the Queen,

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