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Show THE Page Four, Section Two NEPHI, TIMES-NEW- U. Aged Zoo Donkey Now Immortalized UTAH S. Navy Family at Home in Nippon In History Museum NEW v:4SK ::.f ' T . i ) YORK CITY. - A little donkey that gave rides to children in the Bronx zoo tor 19 years has been immortalized in the American museum of natural history. Henceforth, visitors in the hall of comparative anatomy will see it as a "skeleton in motion" fighting off the attack of a botfly by scratching its left hind leg with its teeth. It is the final work of the late S. Harmsted Chubb, world authority on animals in. motion as shown by their mounted skeletons. Mrs. Chubb finished the Job from detailed instructions that the osteologist dictated shortly before his death. Chubb also prepared a number of charts and diagrams to assist his wife in the delicate work. collection of Chubb's entire mounted specimens will remain as part of the museum's permanent display, including his collection of 25,000 bones ranging in size from specks to five feet in length and four inches in diameter. Among the most famous of the scientist's mounts was that of an Irish elk which he completed in 1897 for Columbia university. His mountings of a rearing horse and man and of a central Mongolian wild horse attacked by a wolf have achieved world-wid- e fame. Dr. William K. Gregory, curator emeritus of Comparative Anatomy, said that although Dr. Chubb's work was of great interest to all who are concerned with natural history in its many forms and to the lay public at large, it was of particular interest to artists and students who find the perfect specimens of tremendous value in research and anatomical drawing. Aged Ohio Indian Fighter Thinks He'll Ask Pension pin-poi- nt MID-AI. MAGIC Readying themselves for the coming pigskin season, Jimmy Knotts (left) and Captain Louis Allen, two veteran members of the forward wall of Duke university, Durham, N.C., dive candidate and at the ball. Allen Is Duke university's Knotts should make hi mark on the team. He is the younger brother of former Duke star, Ernie "Bear" Knotts. Football coaches all over tSe nation are beginning to gather the membr i of their squads to49 season. gether for limbering up and training for th R COLUMBUS, ': 4 151 jer1 0 ( ! X ' ll J il ) 1;.: r hi An Most Hair is said that blondes have Have HIGHNESS . . . Among recent emigres arriving In New York on the S. S. General Ballou was White Russian princess Tamara Cgrinow, who Is displaying the spirit of her 21 years by performing; a Jete, ballet terminology for "hitting the celling." The princess, brought here by the Church World Service, hopes to dance at the Metropolitan. She was held prisoner for three months in Yugoslavia. HIGH-FLYIN- OHIO. Perry countian, who says he fought Indians in Oklahoma before there was an Oklahoma, finally has decided he'd like to have a federal pension. . James Finley of Rehobeth, a settlement a mile northeast of here, told Harlan Smith, Perry county service officer, his Indian fighting was between the years of 1882 ana 1885. He said he was wounded three times by arrows, once in each hip He and once in his left shoulder. added he broke three ribs when a horse threw him. He served with General Lyons in the ninth field artillery, he retails Big trouble, Finley told Smith, is the fact his discharge papers were lost when his home burned some time ago. Smith said the service record was needed to complete the application for pension. G It mors nairs per head than brunettes and redheads. For Their Safety the Keep small children out kitchsn, as far as possible, from stove and sink. WANT ADS NOTICE My office will be closed Fridav. 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