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CAN AIRPLANES Evansville Youth Is Judged BE INVISIBLE? Best Auto Driver in Nation 93 |N

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imes Special NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Gene M. Kenard, 18-vear-old Evansville vouth, has been judged the best automobile driver in the country.

10-Year-0ld Girl, Woman, 26, Dead at Riley: St. - Joseph Area Hard Hit.

The infantile paralysis death toll stood at 23 today, as the number of cases since the epidemics outbreak passed the 225-mark. The most recent deaths were those of 10-year-old Betty Lee Wintrode of Andrews, Huntington County, and Mrs. Gertrude Regedanz, 26. Ft. Wayne. Both died yesterday at Riley Hospital, Betty Lee a few hours after she was taken there,

Germans Say Secret Varnish Makes R. A. F. Craft | . He w that honor in the finals Vanish Completely. of He For AA Thal Bviin 3 |

. national contest at the World's Fair WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U. P).— in New York vesterday in competiInvisible warplanes have .been ex- tion with drivers of high school age from the 47 other states. Gene, who was at the Fair with his mother, Mrs. J. L. Kennard as guest of the Ford Motor Co. was awarded a $5000 scholarship He and his mother will be guests of wit} ont Edsel Ford, motor company presioh = varnish had dent, at Dearborn, Mich. over the dissolved into complete invisibility week-end and he'll have a part in In the glare of searchlight batteries the Ford Sunday night radio prodefending Berlin, gram. . ‘ British ‘Wir ‘circles Sig tHe Ferborts Besides the trip to the Fair for CIGs Sala the reports himself and mother, he was prewere a “lot of nonsense” inspired sented a gold watch for winning by German efforts to explain their the Indiana contest. Gene graduated in June from to use his scholarship Bosse High School where he was a Indiana University, where he'll mafootball star. He's already decided jor in geology and play football

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with successfully for Army Air Corp officials said todav The Army's disclosure followed “German claims that British planes covered

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Gene M. Kennard . . . he'll be Edsel Ford's week-end guest. Dr. Verne 'K. Harvey, Health Board secretary, asid there to attend |, h : : is no sign of the epidemic diseppearing before cold weather, but he added that it has not been increasing during the last 10 days

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“failure to pick up Roval Air Force bombers in the Berlin raids

| Two New Cases

Two new cases were taken

Riley month-old

Hospital yesterday, a Clay City Metamora The hospital is carmg [or a of 68 infantile patients, of 49 are in the acute wards them are adults, The death of the Wintrode child and reporting of a new case In Huntington County resulted in Dh J. M. Hicks Jr, county health commissioner ordering a two-week delay in the opening of schools of Jackson Township and the Dallas Township school. He also banned church meetings and public gatherings. The number of cases in the Joseph County area, the most heavilv affected in the state, was raised to 51 with a new case reporied today

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Valpo Delays School

In Valparaiso County, where two deaths alreaay have occurred, school officials voted to postpone the opening of school one week until Sep! 10. Two new cases were reported there vesterday The opening of all schools in Elkhart County, including the cities of ‘Goshen and Elkhart, has been postponed another week—until Sept 16—o0on the recommendation Medical Society, and may be poned indefinitely

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