WORCHESTER, July 23, (#>)—'This
Is a topsy-turvy world tor three scien
tist at Clark University.
Dr. Walter S: Hunter of the Depart,
ment of Psychology and P. H. Eward
and Norman L. Munn, graduate stu
dents, are conducting experiments be
lieved (to be unique in inverted vision
and its effect on the co.ordination of
th'3 senses.
Each take turns, for a two.weeks’
period, in wearing specially made
glasses that turn upside down the im.
ages of all objects and distort th»3
senses of sight, sound and touch, sep
arating the first from the latter two.
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FAITHFUL EMPLOYEE QUITS
CHICAGO. July 23, (IP)—Charles C.j
Fitzmorris, city comptroller and con. j
fidential advisor to Mayor Thompson
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for 13 years, resigned as a sequel to a
friction which has be'an growing in
the mayor’s office since the primary.!
1,000 MILE AERIAL RACE
HENDON AIRDOME, Eng., July 23,
(IP)—Thirtyjsix airplanes including
one piloted by a woman hopped .off
here on the first leg of the annual
1.000 mile race around Britain, for,
tli'3 King’s cup.
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