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Labor Study Group
To Hear WPA Expert
Application of cooperative prin
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Works Progress Administration
specialist, at a of the
Washington Labor Study Group
in the Friends’ Meeting House at
8:30 tonight.
On December 10. Miss Mabel,
Leslie, of the Art Workshop, New |
York, will address a 5 p. m. meet
ing of the group on Methods of
Workers’ Education. The Decem
ber 17 meeting will feature an
address by Wallace J. Campbell,
assistant secretary of the Coopera
tive League.
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Father, Son Destroy
Dinosaur Tracks
HOLYOKE, Mass., Dec. 3 (1.N.5.).'
The mystery of the missing dino
saur tracks, which vanished from
the public reservation here, was
cleared up today.
A Holyoke man and his son,
their identities withheld, were
caught today chipping away at a
big stone ledge in an attempt to
remove other prints. They were
discovered by George Pellissler,
near whose estate the tracks are
located.
The pair had allegedly destroyed
nearly a dozen of the priceless,
♦agcs-old footprints in stone without
getting a complete specimen.
The first of the prints disap
peared a week ago. Since that
time an investigation has been
under way to determine how they
were removed. A conference will
be held between Pellissler and
Lawrence Fletcher, member of the
trustees of the public reservation,
to determine how the father and
son could be prosecuted, Pellissler
stated.
Scientists and visitors from all
parts of the country had visited
the reservation to study the foot
prints of the prehistoric monster.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1936
Dr. Morley Io Talk
Os Trip to Mayaland
"Treasure Hunting in Modern
Mayaland” will be described by
Dr. Sylvanus Griswold Morley,
noted Carnegie Institution scien
tist, before the National Geo
graphic Society tomorrow evening
in Constitution Hall. Home from
a year’s archeological discoveries
in Yucatan, Dr. Morley brings mo
tion pictures and lantern slides
that depict both modem and an
cient times in this part of Mexico.
The Maya, he will point out, pre
dicted eclipses, had a game some
what like basketball, devised an
accurate calendar, and built pyra
mids and fine temples long before
the white man came.
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