Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1946 — Page 28
French Woman Proves ‘Evolution of Man.’
By DOUGLAS LACHANCE United Press Staff Correspondent * “PARIS, May 10.—Dr, Jacqueline Paviot De Barle glanced up from the campfire of an exploration party deep in the jungles of Brasil and there in its flickering light towered a hairy specimen of the missing link. > That's her story, She told it today in a doctorate thesis given to the faculty of medicine of the University of Paris, The man-ape she said she saw there in the wilds she regarded as “definite” proof of the evolution of man. - Dr, De Barle, 36, has been consultant in anthropology at the university since she and her husband, Col. Robert Paviot De Barle, a re-|straggly looking. tired French officer, returned from| <The tall figure stood stooped the South American trip in 1039. over, with legs much shorter than Far Into the Interior [the thighs and long, powerful arms.
Bent on scientific research, they It was not hard to make out that journeyed from Rio De Janeiro|We were actually in the presence of to Manaos on the Amazon in July ® Ppithecos-anthropos, or missing | link.” that year, a encountered Roger| Glided Into the Forest Courteuil, an explorer, who asked| Rather than shooting in a bid | them to join him in an expedition |to get a dead specimen, the party to the unmapped regions of the conferred hastily in low voices and upper Rio De Oro, a tributary of | decided to try to take the prize the Amazon, which he was chart-| ,.. eo 1 pen |. Corel wood senly and e story hess,
“For another, there was the hair, The whole body was covered with hafr. On the chest and torso it was fine and blondish. - On the arms and legs it was very thick and
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cout Circus
Cubs of pack 55 who will present their act tonight and tomorrow at the Scout Circus at the coliseum are (left to right, rear row) Hersohell Rushford, Roger Dickinson, Jerry Coffey (Elsie the Cow), Wayne Martin and Tommy Fowler, and (front row) Steven Brandt, Allen Martindale and Larry Coffey. A
Dragon Will Be a Feature Of Big Show at the Coliseum
More than 100 Cubs of the cen-| Other packs will present In-
walked carefully toward the creathey reached a point about 500|4,re. As an inducement of possible | miles above Manaos and decided |;;,;oo5t he held out a white hand-| to camp for a few days of rest. | orchief. “We had gone to bed around | “But this did not prove sufficient our camp fire,” Dr. De Barle related, “when suddenly we saw a
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denly and noiselessly, and ‘looking alertly about him. At first we thought it was an Indian, and| CHEMICALS we trained our weapons on him,
De Barle wrote,
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A it turned and | light of it. He had appeared sud- | iijeq away into the forest,” Dr. |
tral Indiana district of Boy Scouts will present the wildest products of their imagination at 7:45 p. m. today and tomorrow at the. Scout Circus at the coliseum. : One of the longest acts of the entire show—100 feet long, to be exact—is a dragon named LuluBelle. Locomotion for the = comely dragon, which will spout as much smoke from her nose as a male
dians in native dress doing war dances and depicting the life of the Indians. Cubs from pack 55, sponsored by the Edwin Ray Methodist church, will join a dozen other packs in presenting circus scenes. Some of the features of the act will be an organ grinder -and his monkey, Elsie the cow, complete
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Army Says Lawyers Are Not Needed on Claims.
By Secripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, May 10.—Army and state department authorities are seeking discourage Japimprisoned “ G. "1's from dealing with organizations created to handle their claims against the Jape anese government, it was disclosed yesterday, : In informing ex-prisoners of war that “representation by lawyers is not required,” an army memorandum disclaims any war department connection with an organization formed last November and known
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‘Military Personnel (Japan). The committee has been circularizing the P. O. W.'s with offers to represent them. Earlier, the war department ordered officers still on active duty to quit the committee and to refund any money collected. Reorganized under direction of four attorneys and maintaining its headquarters in Washington, the committee assesses an enrollment fee of $10 for representing P. O. W.s. Under its agreements it also would retain 20 per cent of any claim granted. !
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hunting accident over a year ago, recently gave her actor husband, Richard Quine, a pleasant surprise by driving to meet him when his plane arrived at Burbank, Cal, airport. It was the first time she had driven since her accident. She used the specially built car with all-hand controls pictured above,
fish” is an obsolete expression,
TELEPHONE FOR DEA | Drs. Donald P. Love and Don A. | Proudfoot of Columbia university IS DEMONSTRATED declared the croaker, among other
By Science Service | fish, can make a noise which, if it
“Swell Response” | George A. Nugent, washidgton | attorney and committee chairman, | said the organization has received | a “swell response” and number 13 | generals and 150 colonels among the. | P. O. W.'s it represents. He declined | to disclose the size of the present ! enrollment. = | State department officials point out that no legal machinery now exists for handling claims against enemy governments of world war II. A department statement, moreover,
NEW YORK, May 10.—Deaf peo-| were in air, “would compare faple will be able to carry on a tele-| yorably with a boiler factory.” phone conversation with a new in- oisy fish became important dur-
: ing the war when their sounds strument demonstrated to the threatened to interfere with, deAcoustical Society of America here’ taction of enemy submarines, today. It is called a sound spectrograph and translates any sound into a visual pattern. With a little trainUa. Palle TOLEDO, O. May 10 (U. P).— ing, deaf persons can learn to read! allace W. Ells. 44.1 the patterns and literally see what| r Boils, 00 ormer Alpena, the other party has to say. | Mich, minister, awaited sentence Drs. W. Koenig, H. K. Dunn and |today for distribution of hude pic-
EX-MINISTER FACES FINE, IMPRISONMENT
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Young Autograph-Seekers ~ a ‘Pain’-to Lucille Ball.
By JACK GAVER United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, May 10.—Miss Lucille Ball of the movies does not love , the callous-footed horde of autograph-seeking teen-agers who follow celebrities around Manhattan’s pavements. :
“The little-uh-rascals are a menace,” she opined as she darted into a 1 p. m. breakfast at the 21 club. “Do you think you ought to say a thing like that out loud?” “And why not? They are.” “But they claim they make celebrities what they are.”
Screen actress Susan Peters, paralyzed from the hips down in a |
“I love that attitude,” she con(tinued. “They made us! Not the way 1 look at it.
| “Their money is only a small frac- | ition of that paid into the movie!
{box offices. They're so busy chasing
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{in ‘making’ a singer or a band. {But that's all I could give them.” | Blames Parents ‘ { “I think it's a shame the way
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continued. “They play hookey from | school sometimes and some of those
kids stay out on the streets wait- | ling around night clubs for people |
{to come out until the early mornling hours. 5 { “The parents are probably more to blame than the kids for letting them run loose like that. “You know where they got that |idea about ‘making’ stars, don't |you? The fan magazines told them {that and they believed it. And they | throw it right up to you, too, if
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| By Scripps-Howal | WASHINGTON, '. 1. O. Political A {11 meet here tom ate plans with oth 1e same general One of these gro | andent ¥Citizens G rts, sciences and hich Harold Icke ‘ve chairman soo | mation as secret: or. Mr. Ickes, n slumnist, was ‘hether he could ¢ ay meeting. The other grour litizens P. A. C. eaded by Dr. Fr Jew York, and E srmer Farmer-La finnesota, Roosevelt Head The C. I. O.-P. / '. A. C. were botl ey Hillman unt | iffer in that the s a labor organ rom certain acti pen to the Citiz The Independer nittee of the a srofessions recent Wwosevelt as its f political organ Mr. Hillman an lent Philip Murr auch political act 13. A, C. in this ye ontests. In Tu | hey apparently
indicates Toph P.O Ws probably| I, Y. Lacy of the Bell Telephone tures of his wife, his daughter and|You try“to brush them off when will not given special treatment.| Jahoratories, inventors of the spec- | 1; : you're in a hurry.” Mr. Nugent acknowledged that | trograph, explained the new instru- ramsels In interstate trafic. | Miss Ball 1s In town to put her “some officials” of the war and| ment would be used first for the Eis pleaded guilty when brought husband to work. Husband is Desi § state departments were “annoyed” | rapid and accurate analysis of before a federal judge yesterday, Arnaz, the: romantic-looking band | with his committee's activities.| sound. It is a wave analyser that explaining he sold some of the pic-|leader and singer from Cuba who | Various veterans organizations and| produces a permanent visual rec-|tures for $1 a dozen to help edu-!got out of the army last December. |
ready against id attack. icals will kill the ragweed that pro-| dragon would, will be furnished by He Wasn't an Indian duces hay-fever pollen. They in-|50 Cubs of pack-22, sponsored by “But we realized at once that it |clude certain di-nitro compounds, | Riverside Methodist church. . was not an Indian, and could not sodium chlorate, ammonium thio- | Methodist chureh. One pack will mie a pack of - {cyanate and 24-dichlorophen-| Material used in the making of| monkeys. Another will do tum“For one thing he stood six and |oxyacetic acid, commonly called | the “monster” was gathered and! pling acts, while still another will
with milkmaid, elephants with trainers and tight rope walkers.
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__ {demonstrate how to capture a rab{bit with the use of a large carrot, Some of the boys will demon- - strate the activities of den meetings, and others will present a broom stick rodeo, headed by “Buffalo Bill.” A group of “Indians” from a local pack will “kill” and “skin” a bear . + » while another Cub pack will form a human pyramid. A Hill-Billy band will be featured as part of the Cubbing event. One local harmony group will demonstrate their ¥ocal abilities. The circus has adopted the slogan “Carry a Can to the Circus.” This is the scouts’ suggestion toward contribution to the Emergency Food Collection campaign. Large bins will be placed at each entrance to Teceive the food contributions,
‘GUINEA GOATS’ ON WAY TO BOMB TEST
BARSTOW, Cal, May 10.—A carload of 200 goats, destined to be atomic bombed so scientists can determine whether radio activity gets their goats, was due here today. The “guinea goats,” after a short stopover here, will continue to San | Pranciseo to be placed aboard tar- | get. ships.
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WIFE KILLER RULED SANE, SENTENCED
LOS ANGELES, May 10 (U. P.).— Paul E. Olive, 50-year-old mechanic who confessed he flew here from Decatur, Ill, to kill his wife, Irene, 46, yesterday was found legally sane and sentenced to a ‘life term in San Quentin. Olive stood calmly as he heard
Superior Judge William R. McKay declare he was sane when he
to his wife’s home, beat her with a milk bottle and stabbed her with a} kitchen knife. After the slaying last March 14, Olive told police he came here to kill his wife because she left him.
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CREWMEN HELD FOR BLACK MARKET SALES
SEATTLE, May 10 (U. P.)., — Twenty-nine crew members of a war shipping administration ship from Hong Kong yesterday were arrested and charged with selling 300 cases of American cigarets into a Dutch East Indies black market. Armed with arrest warrants charging conspiracy to commit crime on the high seas federal bureau of investigation agents boarded the Liberty ship Frank Kellogg and took the crewmen into custody. Five other crewmen were sought last night.
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MUNCIE WOMAN TO HEAD CHURCH GROUP
TERRE HAUTE, Ind., May 10 (U, P.)—Mrs. Lavonna Bell, Muncie, today headed the women’s missionary society of the United Brethren in Christ of the White river conference which closed its annual three-day meeting yesterday. Some 400 delegates selected Muncie as the site of the 1947 convention.
OPEN NEGOTIATIONS NEW YORK, May 10 (U. P.).— The United Mine Workers (A. FP. of L) and the anthracite mine operators were to begin negotiations
on a new contract for the 75,000 hard coal miners. Whether John L. Lewis would attend the meeting was not known,
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