Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1949 — Page 7

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Yiearat Set Ls Christamore

Demonstration Slated For Mar. 14-16

Demonstration of - accomplish-| $5

ments at Christamore House, will!

house Mar, 14-16 in the center, 502 N. Tremont St, s

flaulence, pisical {anniversary tea at 3:30 p. m. tal hazi- Tuesday, Mar. 15. Membership in th we ahd if these due only. to Sonat {have been active in Christamore

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Highlight of the observance will be the Woman's Club silver

the club includes women who

| work for 25 years.

3:30 p. m. Monday with a tap dancing and ballet revue con-

tame) by Mrs. Paul Sheuring,!|

ena will be girls be-| (tween the ages of 9 and 13. | Gym Period Slated Each evening a three-hour) gymnasium period will be held. | Activities will include boxing ‘and! wrestling matches, swimming, square dancing and an arts and] crafts exhibition. A carnival with fortune-telling and photography booths will conclude the observance Wednesday night. Founded in 1905 by two Butler {University = graduates, Christa{more House has a long history of |community service, Its first home (was in Northeastern Indianapolis. Later, in 1927, the present |structure was completed at W. {Michigan ‘and Tremont Sts. as/

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A unique feature of the center is its residence for workers and students. The center also spon-| sors an annual camping period] for children. Present director of Christamore | House is Wilma Ehrlich, Officers include Cornelius D. Loughery, president; Mrs. Roy E. Adams, vice president; Frederic D. Ander-

Clippinger, treasurer.

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son, secretary, and H. Foster

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sity seniors last night for their

Hundred band. Members honored were (left to right] Steven V.

Zajeo, Gary; Robert W. Ferris, Finly; William Ringle, Kokomo; a Otha L. F Porter, Indianapolis, and Phillip A. Ferguson, Bloomington.

Rank Studio Lays OF £2 500 Workers Friday ys

LONDON, Mar. 2 (UP)-Brit-ish Motion Picture Producer J. Arthur Rank announced today {that 500 of his employees would! gv

Zoologists Agog At Water Flea With 2 Spines

vo — 'be laid off Friday and that his| a WOOSTER, 0, Mar. 2—The ®| Gainsborough Studios - would be|

cyclops experts are all agog Over | closed for economy reasons.

what Andy Weaver found in a pond in Ohio, . A eyclops is-a water flea, a microseopic animal ;--that flips through the water on its anten-

Tom O'Brien, secretary of the! Association of Cine Technicians, said more than 3000 film workers, | nearly 40 per cent of the indus-

try, were idle,

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nae irying to get away from the (fish that eat it. s That is what Weaver found, and the reason water leaologists are so excited is because the one he discovered is a species that {nobody thought existed before {outside of North Carolina. X What is more, it is a new form lof ‘the species, a matter of little interest to hungry fish but of great importance to Molopista;

MR. WEAVER, woo is 22 and a senior at the College of Wooster, began dabbling in zoology nine years ago when his uncle gave him an old microscope. When he took his cyclops apart

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The housing shortage in the

country town of Nimbin, is giv- | Ing the Methodist minister there | no end of trouble. During the war, the parsonage was rented; to a soldier's family, since the { chareh then had a bachelor minister.

another place to live—and the

| his wife have to sleep in a tent. Pretty sore about the whole thing are the Methodist Church authorities, who are threatening to close down the Nimb.n church.

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ford, was in: critical condition at Dunn Memorial Hospital here to-

when he was struck by an auto

f mobile driven by Mrs. Morris Brooking, Bedford. The boy was |

on ‘his way to school when he was struck, while crossing State {Road 37.

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BEDFORD, Mar. 2-Clifford’ ® Hoover Jr., 6-year-old son of Mr. ‘and Mrs, Clifford Hoover, Bed-

day following injuries . received.

resemble any of the. Species Hed read about. He sent it to Dr. E. Coker, a cyclops specialist at the University of North Carolina. It was just like a species Dr. Coker previously believed was confined to his state, except that Mr. Weaver's water:flea had itwo spines on its foot, instead of one. Very soon now, Mr.. Weaver will publish his report on his cyclops, which he calls bispinosis, | for the world of invertebrate 20-| ology.

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