Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1950 — Page 22

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MARNE gives rise to electric forces which! can be measured by short radio waves. New information about the structure of matter has been discovered by varying the elec- | tric and magnetic forces to which us | atomic magnets respond, and 468 | measuring the time necessary for * their response.

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Indian burial grounds and vil1 {olis, | His most recent discovery isl tory .

unearthed a skeleton believed to be more than 200 years old.

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Mr. Householder explains at he “just ran across the skeleton” | while digging on property leased by the General Sand and Gravel Co, After making the discovery he painstakingly excavated a five-foot- square Approximately & {two and a half foot deep. Resting therein is a complete Bhs skeleton. The bones crumble at the slightest touch and Mr. House- po holder did most of the close exca“yRting with “a “spoon and. Whisk | brooin, | : id skeleton rests on the left Knees drawn ah ta

{necessities when the Indian took {his last, long journey. “Possibly a Chief “We haven't any way of deter- | mining who he was,” Mr. House{holder says. “He could have been {an Indian chief, or perhaps, just an ordinary warrior. There's no {doubt but the remains are old,

{very old.” The amateur arc heologist says {he believes the sité on the White River where the skeleton was un-

{earthed was an ancient Indian {

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Uses Teaspoon and Whisk Broom to Keep Skeletons of Early Indians From Crumbling.

AR Ty CIIFPORDITHURMAN = Fm Grave Sages use picks and shovels but thers 8 an indianapolis | furrier who unearths ancient skeletons with a teaspoon and whisk

J. C. Householder . . , amateur archeologist at work. ee Tx HE 15 Scholarship 4. 8 di f the skelet ur. Housshotter nas obiaimed ox. Winners Named

| He 18 J. C. Householder, 5043 Primrose St, whose business is

Mr. Householder, a member of the Indiana Historical Society

|and American Association of! $200 a year. logist: d st of his village. He would not hazard a! fn cully around every bone in Asciusiogie ES Cy old Bueds as to what tribe or race of order to preserve it.” Selection of applicants is based

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{the remains of an ancient village "Householder explains the skeleton /ancient civilization. He has sent: -, ds 4 Zl {and burial ground on the banks unearthed on the river banks pottery parts to archeologists Te: v of the White River at 86th St. may have been much older than the University of Michigan for, ’ The Indianapolis archeologist has the known history of Indiana.

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Can't Fell Exact A { “I believe this was the site of sale In the big an e a ge {& rather large Indian village,” {SECTION of The Sunday Times H 1, - “It is just about impossible to ‘he explains, “The steam shovels’ a fart © BY and bulldozers aren't. good for

My Hhe—arecheologists.— We've are,” Mr. Householder explains. traces of pon pottery and other ®State, home building and local

“I expect to remove it intact for relics all around here. This is the and national business. Call Ri-|

examination by Glen A. Black, [first complete skeleton I havelley 5551, to order home delive y been able to salvage. 0 ry |W. Peggs, Rushville, and Andrew!

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Chevrolet, Ford Lead Race; Trucks Slip |

Local’ automobile dealers had a good month Wm July, the Auto Trade Association reported today. {| Total July sales, including all} ’ makes of passenger cars, were : 3459. This Is an increase of 327 is i lover June sales. But trucks took {a slight drop, 368 sold in June, 366 {in July. Chevrolet burned up the sales road with 8068 passenger cars sold during the month. Closest con-| tender for the crown was Ford, with a sales mark of 637, = | Pontiac Gain Biggest But in actual sales gain Pon-| tiac chalked up a win. It sold 295; cars in July—88 more than in June. . Buick placed second in! sales gain. It sold 273 cars in ¢ |July—66 more than in June. - In the truck field Ford took all honors for July. Ford sold 140 trucks and made a sales gain over Tune of ITU ONevrotet soldi 131 trucks, in July, but took a o-o-lslight drop...In June it sold 37. trucks.

to aig in the gravel 3 TA Times Rate Serviee | pit, He has had a wide area sur- LAFAYETTE, Aug. 8 Fifteen 5 +Yeyed. and charted a dozen or Hoogiek youths, who will.epter thei. ... ... more five-foot squares fof CAré- gopoqi of Agriculture at Purdue

ful digging. Unt i hi 1 b “It is a delicate work,” he em- hiversity this fa have been

phasized. “One false. blow from WAT ded Sears Agricultural a pick or one shovel rammed too scholarships for the fall semester,

deep can ruin a valuable speci- The scholarships are valued at en. We have to go slowly, dig %

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