Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1940 — Page 19

FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 19

DECADE STUDY Ducks, Geese and Raccoons Provide Sure Signs That Fall Isat Hand &3. Fo mss ace

SHOWS FARMS By JOE COLLIER at precisely 10:46 p. m. on Sept. 37 [their wings for hours on end, In pihe parents. But the parents still the children took off, causing great) Arrived day before yesterday. It| MOBILE. Ala. Sept. 13 (U. P.).—

The only sure signs of fall around Write your astronomer about that! some hazy effort that they'll train | {guard them as if they were the | confusion. {was away for the summer. | This southern seaport city has

here are leaves, ducks, geese, a| If it weren't for other and wiser extra weight off themselves for the | tiniest goslings, and keep looking | Andy Miller, who tends to the| The way its return was noticed taken on a war-like Rppealalive ale comparable to merica’s

OVER PEOPLED barred owl and a certain family of ggothsayers, a man wouldn't know theoretical flight south. But they around at the other geese, ready to! ducks and geese, finally clipped the was that all the pigeons made a os < : = raccoons. : | : : w . 7 Hise Leymest - : ' ,| World War days. that fall already has begun. [never go. They eat it right back make something of it at the drop young ones, and now they're swim- great fuss. As soon as they really Barbed wire and armed guards

Ly he , hi Here, item by item, is proof: lon as soon as feeding time comes. |of a feather. ming single file en famile. Never- catch on, they will move down to gz. in evidence everywhere. = Hib sept 1 Tm a Item: Lake Sullivan wild ducks| Actually, they could fly south,| But, the “little” ones, who were theless, on dark cold days they all the Circle and we'll have the winter| A heavy cyclone fence has been Federal Bureau Maintains hear no more about it. They made are again troubled by their con-ibut they don’t want to. | not clipped until the other day, be- gather on the banks and honk and pigeon menace again. [placed around the state docks where that up out of their own heads. science about accepting the com-| Item: The only Canadian goose gan making little practice flights honk as if they didn’t like the way, Item: A family of raccoons at ships of belligerent nations tie ub. Three Million Fewer | Astronomers say fall begins at the forts of cracked corn and store family at Lake Sullivan is still in-|over the lake, each time going far- things were going. | Lake Sullivan has moved out of a A special pass is needed for admit= autumnal equinox which, they cal- shelter, while their ancestors and|tact, swimming in formation with | ther and farther. { Item: A barred owl, which last| tub of water, in which they lived tance. ; h Needed on Land culate from the stars, is at 10:46 some of their contemporaries rough | mamma first, six “little” ones sin-| The parents, who are clipped ‘and | winter lived off rabbits and pigeons during the excessively hot days, to, Much of the imported bauxite ore p. m. Sept. 23. How do you havelit south on their own. |gle file after her and papa last. can’t fly, stood on the banks and in a certain tree in a certain North'a hollow stump, where they will used in the framework of warplanes

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 (U.P). an equal day and an equal night, They stand on the banks and flap The “little” ones are as big as squawked and hollered every time!lIn dianapolis yard, is back again spend the winter. =~ =p is untoaded at the state locks or

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