Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1943 — Page 16

DIVIDES ROYALTIES WITH CHILD FUND

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Trimmed Once a year the earth crosses = na — Some Fur this orbit and then we have. the 3 > N MEATS ASK FOR XXINGA Fabrics . . in annual shower of shooting stars red blue known as the Andromedes. There bl ok ud are several such swarms in the ol 3 a solar system and each is responsible ne . 1 . : re F—— grays» » - for a meteoric shower. . ; Hh : 2 KARO SY - The principal ones are the Lyrids ; : ; : ; FOG SEase in April, the Aquarids in May, the “« Bs : : SALT Perseids in August, the Orionids in x iH : : ; ] . October, the Leonids about Nov, 11, 2 Ta fo? po ; VERIthe Andromedes about Nov. 30-and| , : ATR Ny: : SYRUP the Geminids about Dec. 11. ~~ | § ~~. ~~ : Jota ; : : a y i in ] : = Contact with the earth's atmos- : Gs NE ae Ete SA .\_ . .. FSS WE DILLPICI phere heats these bits of sand and . i a ; : - : - rock to incandescence and we see Moi MP 8 dst Son : CIDER the luminous trails known as ; . ‘ Ly A 3 oH “shooting stars.” “ ~ on er, : = ol. i RGE SIZE : ~ es ; SHE De. ; 3 CRESTVII May Be Comet Debris » Ss ? “a \ 3 ; Each one of the meteoric swarms * : : : 4 responsible for a shower is be- i a Rive a of : : 3 lieved by astronomers today to be : ; "len bo eB 3 E the remnant of a comet, Comets | 2A . . sy a : . : ; . : pal seem to lead brief and unhappy ed : i CR ety & hs “ THA -% : i : ] ] ¢

never been seen since. | frequent Indianapolis Visitor,

lives once they fall into an orbit {that keeps them close to the sun. ; | According to the best present ; : » Ce . | knowledge, toriets originate in the -§- - : ements dr eR REN : ET a : : : : outer portion of the solar system : - . : ; . . : ha Eo {and move in orbits of such tremen- 27 Rn SUNNYFIELD z | ee 1 ROLLED |

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A special service nd reception

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