Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1950 — Page 44

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Euphrates River Base By DR. HENRY FIELD and ROBB WHITE : Copyright 1950 by Science Service i DAMASCUS, Syria, (Airmail) ~The Peabody Museum expedition to the Near Kast has left here for Dier ez Zor on the Euphrates River. Using this riverside village as a base of operas tions, members of the expedition,

Cause Traced to Heavy War Output

By THOMAS 8S. HANEY

Times Special Writer . WASHINGTON, Apr. 21—One producer that should have no 4 ‘problem over demand is the United States mint. But it does have such a problem now. | The demand for coins is and has been falling. The director of

led by Dr. Field, will begin the A the mint, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross ’ e de for ‘traces : . ’ . , i Be ya pinged in This new type of wild animal, believed to be a cross between \can’t explain why. Euphrates area. a coyote and a wild dog, is prowling the Adirondack Mountains | “we assume the heavy wartime

Dr. Field is convinced that of New York state. Game officials say the hybrid beast is more [production is the reason,” she Stone “Age people must have vicious than the coyote, and travels in packs to prey on deer, live- says. : stock and poultry.

moved back and forth across the Euphrates in this area, but, to ..date, no.sign of such movement = 5 " Jer, since |to set the coinage rate. traces of Stone Age man have The newly formed Hoosier, The Indianapolis branch willl Supply Steadily Decreasing been found in the upper and lower State Refrigeration Service En- meet at 8 p/ m. Tuesday at the. powever, she thinks the destretches of the Euphrates, he gineers Society Auxiliary will Antlers Hotel to plan a thinks that the lack of evidence, eet Sunday. in the Antlers times party May 6 at Riley Park creasing demand is close to the here is due only to the fact that Hotel. in Greenfield. Hostesses for the pre-war level. “In fact, we are not no search has been made in this’ A business meeting at 10:30 meeting will be Mrs. George sure but that we may have undercomparatively wild and inacces- a.m. will be followed by a lunch- Quick, Mrs. Noah Mohr, MTS. | ostimated the requirements for “gible country. -— Ph A eon: - — Robert Nowlin and Mrs, R. C.l 051 "she told Congress The locality to be searched is) Mrs. Einer Hansen, Flint, Paulk. , Lue Oongress. - In a zone of Syria into which Mich, . international president, This year and next, she says,

foreigners are seldom permitted. will preside at. formal presenta- . {the mint will deliver between 500 However, the Prime - Minister|tion. of the state charter. Potter School Pupils {million and 700 million coins. Dur-

granted permission to the expedi- Mrs. Edgar Allen, Indianapo- Set for Camping {ing the war the mint produced as tion and notified some of the lis’. is president of the state many as 4 billion coins a year. paramount sheiks of the great group. Other. officers are Mrs. M. _ First of three groups of Potter qa average coin lasts about 25 Arab tribes in the zone to expect Schwartzentraub, Hammond, and School pupils’ will be examined , 3, years. Every 10 years it the presence of strangers, - Mrs. Otto Popp, Ft. Wayne, vice from 8 to 10 a. m. tomorrow for | ces through wear an estimated Results of this search for clues presidents; Mrs. Marvin Reno, the eight-week Marion County 7, per cent of the metal out of to the travels of men more than Indianapolis, secretary; Mrs. Tuberculosis Association camping which it was stamped. 30,000 years ago will be submitted Norm Engelbrecht, Ft. Wayne, Séssion which opens June 15. Thus every year the Treasury first to the Syrian National Mu- treasurer; Mrs. Robert Wohrle, The Bridgeport camp is main- Department has to go to Congress seum in Damascus, and the re- Whiting, sergeant at arms: and tained to promote a healthier fu- with a request for money to remainder will be sent to the Pea- Mrs. Art Clark, publicity chair- ture for physically below. par place the amount that is lost so body Museum of Harvard. man. children. more money can be produced.

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