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ERE eo HENSRS 54 |", THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Merch 14, 1960 13 8 a EFT 2 17 - ts I -- 9 4 » psi nied cnr] rn Newall | Naturalist WELL, THATS MORE 4 x gl \ 8" ) | D. Andrews THAN T WISH FOR HER Sw) - [= 22 > ol) | Dies At 76 { CARMEL, Calif. (AP)--Dr. Roy {Chapman Andrews, world-famed naturalist who wrote as elo- quently of house cats as he did of whales and dinosaurs, died Fri- day night of a heart attack at 76. The retired former director of the American Museum of Natural history in New York died in hos- * |pital here. As a boy in Beloit, Wis., where He was born Jan. 26, 1684, An- drews collected birds and ani- mals. He graduated in zoology at Beloit College in 1906, and went to New York where he joined the museum's staff. His first work was upon whales, which he stud- ied off the Pacific coast and in Alaskan waters. - He was given many interna- tional and national scientific awards during his long career. He conceived the idea of a series of expeditions to central Asia un- der the sponsorship of the mu. seum, On these trips -- the biggest and most spectacular scientific > expeditions up to that time--he . collected vast quantities of pre- 8 NONE OF OUR =") THEN HELL DISINHERIT YOU historic remains. He brought back BUSINESS, MAC! FOR GAMBLING, the first known dinosaur eggs and a complete skeleton of the giant cousin of the rhinoceros. the bal- uchitherium which is regarded as the largest mammal ever to have walked the earth. He retired in 1942 Ws Se I Ss Gp EI Sg, 5 na GRANDMA WANTS TO KNOW U HAVE WE'RE HAVING GUESTS! vd ¢ AS np WANT THE LONE RANGER rez) 4 A NOW. Y'SEE, TATER; THE REASON WE HAVE PAY AN' NIGHT 1S BECAUSE THE EARTH ROTATES ON ITS AXIS! WHAT ELSE Quebec Girl Chosen Miss . NUBBIN | Outdoors oy TORONTO (CP)--Janet Munro, bpd yt EY EYNE 607 A. itd qe 05T!8Y a 19-year-old Quebec City girl ME WITH NO GUN! RAD | : D GET LO -BYTHE {was chosen Miss Outdoors Girl uP! A SEEN A THING! WHADDA | TIME THEY'RE FOUND, of Canada Friday night at the | nile w Zi: [TIT AND WHAT IF 1TOLD You JIT" AT JULI a vo ou) \ 3 AND WH £ (Fora 4 D POCKET BOOK sy WHAT IF 1 TOLD [CH OU) I BOUGHT J ml AN RSs no. & A NEV HAT 4 As (TRATS THAT'S { A f4 a OKAY OKAY \~ > : 5 > ' \| NY B ul WE DO AFTER WE PUT | I'LL BE ON A PLANE : i T " opening of the Canadian Na- EDIE DOWN THERE 0 BRAZIL! tional Sportsmen's Show. it Janet, a receptionist for a soft drink company, is the daughter of a French mother and an Irish father. An attractive blonde with vital statistics of 36-24-35, she in cludes among her qualifications the hobbies of skiing, gishing, rid- ling, curling and swmming. Finalists included Jane Abbey, Simcoe; Marilyn Shook, Kings- ton: Mary Lou Duffy, Orillia and Elizabeth Reid, Barrie. Miss Munro's older sister Clau- dette was a finalist three years ago. | The show. Canada's biggest an- inual display devoted to the out- |doors, will run to March 19. The _ | Toronto Anglers and Hunters' As- ' | Secs" e sponsoring body, Lik BLONDIE SECRET AGENT X 9 lexpects an attendance of more than 275,000--25,000 more than GIVE MIKE JACULA A CALL AT RA 3-3474 at vere | trom the CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LD. AND LET HIM ASSIST YOU cps Sesh Tam a neon-sige advertising skin-div- ing gear. The Ontario lands and forests department has a large display of live fish, animals and birds. Abe Patterson, a 60-year-old BECOS, SIR, WHEN THEN T FOLLOW WIRE TO ATTIC YJ JH | AND WHY DIDNT You RN Yo z cutis sonics IY WHERE IT HANG FROM WINDOW. THIS comone. " BE 1 Touch. i ] ' h APM RA Woodcarver of Pembroke, rat 3 crowds on the opening day a RAMON? i demonstration of the skill that en- i ables him to carve a nine-inch- ] ye high moose from a solid block in \ i 90 minutes, 3 BUSINESS... NE, Among the luxury items in the B 3 MY JOB IN exhibition are a $34,500 five. 3 KITCHEN. seater aircraft and $25,000 cabix a £ 3 cruisers. 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