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Paints and Glass (COpt. }

GUILDCRAFT PAINTS
The Product with the Reputation
THE NORMAN PAINT CO, INC
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Factory Branch-Lowest Prices
The Washington times., 1934-11-06
Gas Ranges
HarGlsUGr'e Business
Heating Equipment

IDEAL FURNACE COMPANY
and UTICA RADIATOR CORP.
MFRS. Of Hot Water. Steam and
Vapor Heating Equipment.
| sol Girard st. N. E. DEG. 1888
The Washington times., 1934-11-06

Herald and Times Lost and Found
Advertisements are broadcast daily
at IL noon over VOL at no ad-
ditional cost.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11
HEREOF URGES
 BRIGHTER GOWNS
Former France Premier Likes Generous Ass0Fts
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11
Road Conditions In
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11
GUN TOYING DAYS
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.Rte Snoring Tines Bow t0 BesiNess MeHs
 Career Now

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-11
New Deal For Navy
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BRlTSHER SEES
 END OP LEPRoSY
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RUMANIA DRILLS
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United States Agent TheFe Observing hew Meth-
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TWO ORPHANS TO
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Why Were the Indians Red?
tNew York Herald Tribune0

Few problems of ethnology are more puzzng than that of when and how the North American continent acquired the Indians That these people were Mongoans of some kind admits of no doubt, nor that they came in some fashion across the Pacific from Asia Nowhere, however, has any to the Indians not a small tribe which might be a remnant of the group of hardy migrants from which Americas population might be descended A new viewpoint was brought to the problem a few days ago in London by the paper of Professor Rug gles Gates, distinguished expert heredity before the Congress of Anthropology. Professor Gates's method is even more suggestive than his theory, for 1t involves facts and deductions never before applied directly to problems of this kind,
 These are the facts about blood types, at least Hour of which are known in different of kind, distinguishabe by microchemical tests and perhaps divisibe by still delicate tests into several additional sub-types. There is doubt that
 blood types inherited in accordance with iably simple laws, far simpler than the laws of
 inheritance of eye skin color, body shape other familiar racial critera. Studying all available data flor blood groupings among American Indians and the tribes of Asia Professor Gates concludes that no single ancestor of the Indian exists but that the population of America at the date of Columbus was descended, by long and active tribal mixture from series of small separate mgrations across the Pacific, coming from considerable number of different islands portions of the mainland and embodying different racial groups. Other speakers at the congress expressed doubts notably Suk Of Brno who has been making similar studies Of blood groups in Europe Yet Professor Gates's Idea fits much other information and would explain many Amercan-Indian mysteries
 One puzzle it leaves untouched: that of why the Indians are red. Nowhere in Asia nor on the islands to which Professor Gates now looks for his groups of migrants does there exist race with red skins of the Indians Professor Herbert Picture ascfoes the Indian redness to thickening of the bllt 1oo the mystery of why Asiatc skins should thicken a1ter crossing the Pacific. few venturesome scen- tific prophets have ascribed the reckoning to some unknown element of American food water or climate and have predicted that the present white popula- eloia granuaiy VIII redden in its turn Again direct Tevioence IS lacking Professor Gates seems to have made case for more intensive study of blood types
 among all surviving Indians and surviving inhabi-
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