Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 211, Decatur, Adams County, 8 September 1949 — Page 7

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■ Is Farmer's ■State Fair L| State Fair Close Friday Kolin, Sept. 8. - (UP) — mainstay ot the ■tie fair. settled back to W , 4m) ." at the big agri Lind fun exposition today. ■ events »( ‘farmers' and Kitation day » er ' th *' an ‘ W" rs parade, with .Id organjLnx.rinx float* or bands Kion for 11,000 in prizes; K u it racing highlighted by Futurity for trotters; ® and evening borsesbows, State Fair Follies. ■ h lr went Into its last two Kjclals announced TuesHndanee had been reported

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erroneously and total attendance for the first week of the fair actually was 483,540. The crowd yesterday totaled 80.514, 27,000 less than the all-time Wednesday record of 107,529 set in 1948. Fair officials predicted that thin year's fair, because of its extra day, would top last year's attendance of 148,928, but they said they doubted if it would equal or surpass the alltime record of more than 87,000, set at the first postwar fair in 1940. The Odon-Madison township band from Daviess county won the annual high school marching band competition yesterday. Runner-ups included Gary Froebel. Morton of Knightstown, Alexandria, Lebanon and Bunkerhill Fort Wayne South and Hammond Clark took top honors In the 19tn annual school newspaper contest, sponsored by the Indiana University Sigma Delta Chi chapter. South Side was named winner of the printed paper division, and

GROWTH OF POLIO CARE TEAM zX ***oSTHOM£Sjr J***}*, NUM X S A 4 \ rwvuciAN I P ''•‘■JrruxATtictAN T I x. MtotCAi iTI Js mg / T ‘'tfWflV- . \yMAJr’’ < •° CCU 2.’2S£t‘ tHfRAftSt WCNNfOAN 1938 1949 Medical care for polio patients is costing the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis more money than ever before—because better treatment to available today than formerly, as the accompanying chart reveals. Until 1938 when the National Foundation was formed, a physician and a nurse usually comprised the best available eare. Today, modern polio treatment may include 13 specialised services, provided by an entire TEAM of professional workers. This expanded care has eost National Foundation Chapters millions in March of Dimes funds. Moro money is needed immediately to continue these services. Support the FOLIO EPIDEMIC EMERGENCY DRIVE to help care for today's polio patients. Send your contribution now to FOLIO, care of your local Post Office.

Clark won the mimeographed competition. First division winners ir. eluded three Indianapolis schools. Manual. Tach and Broad lUpplo, and Evansville Central, Columbia City, Jasper. Paoli, and Fort Wayne North and Central. Legs Badly Slashed In Ensilage Cutter Berne. Sept. B—Frederick Burke. 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Burke of near Berne escaped a horrible death in an ensilage cutter. He was helping unload a wagm of corn into the cutter at the Jacob Sommer farm near here when he loot hla balance and fell into the machine. He was pulled feet first Into the knife and both legs were badly slashed. Walter Lehman, who was operating the machine, quickly put It out of gear or the lad might hare been cut to pieces A local doctor dressed the leg wounds,, many stitches being required to close them The faces of Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Lincoln, sculptured into the rock of Mount Rushmore in South Dakota's Black Hills, are visible from the air at a distance of CO miles, the Nstional Geographic Society says. * < JUST ADD IGG, MILK TO CUPLETS CUP CAKE MIX 12 to 18 delicious cup cakes, or one nine inch layer, easily,quickly. Remember, too! Cupleu is precision-mixed foe sure results, and has the quality no other cup cake mix has been able to equal.

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Hong Kong Struck By Severe Typhoon British Colony is Hard Hit By Storm Hong Kong. Sept. 8 — (UP) A typhoon smashed thia IlritiMh 1 crown colony today and the city Htarted digging itself out of the ! debris as the storm roared off to the south. Fifteen thousand British troops who left their tents and moved into barracks, mess balls and cookhouses started netting up their tent cities again. Meantime, authorities announced that 14 Chinene crewmen still were misdng In the explosion and sinking of the 1,931 ton British ship Chaksang in Hong Kong harbor. Fifty two persons, including European officers and crewmen, were rescued. The typhoon also drove the British steanur Inchmull aground All British navy ships, except the Amethyst of Yangtze river fame, put to sea before the storm struck. The little Amethyst, which ran a gantlet of communist guns to escape from the Yangtze, rode out life typhoon lied to a buoy. Rescue vessels seeking survivors of the Chaksang blast w re driven into shelter by the storm. The Chaksang. operated by the Jardine Mathosou Co. was slated to sail for Korea with a cargo of IMitasslum chlorale. It exploded in an area one mile off chore reserved for ships with explosive cargoes, I The explosion rocked the city 1 snd rent a column of flame 2”0 feet Into the air. Police said the causa had not been determined. Nine Million Vets Seeking Dividends Apply For Dividend On Life Insurance Washington. Sept. 8. — (UP) — Pome 9.000.000 World War II veterans already have applied for their life insurant e dividend, veterans adI ministration sources estimated today. By the end of the month, they said, almost 16.000.000 err I expected Io have staked their claim ) for a share of the |24too.f>M,ooo Na ttonal Service Life Insurant e dirt--1 (lend Veterans administrator Carl 11. Gray. Jr., has said that because of j the mechanical difficulties Involved. ) payments cannot begin until early I next year. | “We feel that most everyone who is entitled to a dividend payment on the I axis of his World War II life iuanihin.e will have filed by the end <,f September." a VA so'trce said. This source raid central headI quarters la concerned over the proai !em of the veteran who fools that 1 he has filled in his Insurance ap- ; plication torm incorrectly. "If a veteran has sent in his InI surasce application and later foots that it was (tiled out incorrectly. J let him sit tight.” the VA spokesman said. "He will lie queried by VA on his incorrect or missing data But he should not send in a new application, because that Just slo»s up the whole works." The amount of the dividends will vary Some veterans may k -t chtcka for as much as 1350. Others may receive no more than a few dollars. The average check will amount to about 8175 The dividends were declared a'ter the government found that mm in service In World War II were charged too high a premium for the risk involved ' Peunayhania was mimed in hou|'of Admiral William Penn, lather of •iWiiLaa Pemi, laaader.

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