Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1935, Page 48

C-8 QUINTS REPORTED NEAR NORMALITY Dafoe Thinks 60 Days More Will Bring Babies Up to Standard. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 14.—In another 60 days, Dr. Allen Roy Dafoe an- nounces, the Dionne quintuplets will | be the equals of any normal babies | their age. “I feel the babies will be normal by August—remember, they were seven- month babies and they had to catch | up,’ the genial Ontario physician | said, stopping over in New York en | Resourceful BUILDS BIG TELESCOPE WITH AUTO PARTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, HOME FOR TRADE | COMMISSION LP Fine Arts Group Will Con- sider Request for Build- ing in Capital. When the Pine Arts Commission as- sembles in New York City Tuesday it will consider a request by the Federal Trade Commission for a suitable building here. The Trade Commission must vacate its present temporary building on Constitution avenue be- tween Twentieth and Twenty-first streets by September 1, construe- tion of the new Federal Reserve Board Bullding is slated to begin at that time. 4 The Federal Trade Commission is faced with the need of 100,000 square feet of office space and no place to go. In this predicament it has appealed to the Fine Arts Commission. A number of paintings suggested for public buildings in Washington will be examined by the Fine Arts Com- mission as sketches are being sub- mitted by the paintings and sculpture section of the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department. Detalls of these were not made public today. Further studies for the Municipal Center here likewise will receive com- mission attention. These are being submitted by the municipal architect, Nathan C. Wyeth. 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