Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1946 — Page 10

PACKERS NEGOTIATE " OHICAGO; Aug. ¢ (U. P.)—Rep- | resentatives of Swift & Co. and the two largest paekinghouse. unions meet today to open negotiations for new collective bargaining agreements in the packing industry,

SMITHSONIAN 100 YEARS OLD

Postage Stamp Will Honor Institute’s - Anniversary.

By Science Service WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. -— The Smithsonian Institution, America's most venerable research organization, is have a birthday—a very important birthday. It will be exactly a century old Saturday. As part of the celebration, a special postage stamp. has been engraved, the first sheet of which will be delivered to Secretary Alexander Wetmore by Postmaster - General Robert T. Hannegan at a special

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turreted old building on the Mall that houses the executive offices of {the institution and part of its exhibits, Bequest Started Institute The Smithsonian Institution owes [its origin to a bequest made by an |Englishman who never saw America. (It has charge over the U. 8S. National Museum, the National Zothe National HerbaArt, Nathe and

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Ginn has left Indianbecome assistant in

charge of radio promotion on the publicity staff of Boston university

usetts,. A native of Mr. Ginn served three

and a half years in the air forces, part of which was spent in the Pacific theater. diana university and the University

He studied at In-

steam locomotives to run on Amer-

the great loft of the build-

mens, many of them

recording the travels of hardy souls “saw the West first.” On the other side of the Mall, in National Museum of Natural

the massive skeletons dug out of the rocks West, decades later.

The natural history of the human races who originally peopled North |=

chly illustrated in the the same museum, in

SL Lo ho Charge {by its secretary at the turn of the|by present and past Smithsonian ILLINOIS $7. a Avants {century, Dr. Samuel P. Langley, |staff members. And the institu-

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|phase of science or culture on which | | special 50-cent pieces in memory of work has not been done

Washington, Negro author and edu-

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THURSDAY, AUG. 5, 1946 Want a Yacht? It Belonged to Hitler MF- CAP AIR -SHOW =

+ T0 BE HELD AUG. 16

Plans were nearing completion to-

day for the CAP-AAF air show to held at Steut field Aug. | through, the 18th,

Conducted by the Indiana wing

mand of Col,

. of civil air patrol,” under .the comWalker W. Winslow, the show is being sponsored by the|.

i. Weir Cook memorial committee.

{The uv 8 provide military equipment for ex- | hibition and will participate jointlly in the show with. CAP.

army air forces

will

Governor Gates and Mayor Tyn-

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Displays of nearly every type of

military be exhibited, and demonstrations [will be conducted daily of the new|est, fastest, and largest planes on the market today.

and civilian aircraft

will

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companied by an adult,

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WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U, P.).— | President Truman has signed legis-

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