mjiTrapeze Queen ToBe Here August 15Spangles, bangles, sawdust, and', Such a performer is Helena Arm lovely girls are all a part of the; strong, a featured aerialist with the glamor of tl;e circus. (coming to Radford on Tuesday,Being a beautiful and lovely girl in the modern circus is not enough . . . .she must have poise, grace, a nice figure .... and talent. •Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus August 15th to give performances at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. at the showgrounds adjacent to the old airport.The engagement is under the auspices of the Radford Fraternal Order of Police.Performing daring heel-and-toe catches without the aid of a safety device of any kind she thrills circus audiences twice a day high in the? air over the center of the world’s largest circus tent.This year's, performance features many nevv/anlt;fc sensational European acts, never before seen in A-merica/Also the largest traveling menagerie featuring a giant giraffe, 3 herds of elephants, bears, llamas, monkeys, a hippopotamus, leopards, panthers, and scores of wild jungle-bred lions and tigersthat appear twice a day in thebig steel cage as they are sub-jegated by the world famous wild animal trainer, Clyde Beatty, appearing in person at every performance. •s . . Sleepy Time ,SAN FRANCISCO' (UP1) — A newborn baby sleeps 17 hours during its first day, 16.5 hours during the second day and 16.2 hours the j third day. according to a .recent University of California study.By the seventh or eighth month a .baby has usually cut its sleeping to 11 hours.What wakes him?The study, conducted by doctors at the Medical Center in Los Angeles, said a wet diaper and hunger are most usual reasons.CHOOSE FROMHplpna Armctrnnff1