Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1942 — Page 11

THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1042 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . PAGE 11

this comparatively small united na- Purdue university. drioks, Noble, Hamilton, Wayne,|team won the sheep judging; Ma-| WORK ON CORK SUBSTITUTE tions air unit. The serious, business At the windup of the threesday| Vanderburg and Marshall, rion county the hog contest; Henry| ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U, P.). POR JE WELRY

like manner of these boys on the youth fair last night, officials esti-| The individual blue-ribbon on all unty th £ ttle title ~A substitute for cork, processed . mated that approximately 1000 farm County he. beef sathle band from the roots of ordinary scrub ne Ver 4 L'S v LVS

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fiying field, in the air and in the IN 4 i ROUNDUP classes of livestock judging went to| Rush county the horse judging - boys and girls from all parts of the : palmetto plants, will soon be manuTRAIN IN U, S. classroom and the snappy way they state, together with their olub lead-| Carlin Brandt of Kentland., Indis| In crop judging, Knox county |tactured here, B. E. Moses, vice went through review convinced me) ers, participated. vidual winners on single class judg-|scored 1509 points to beat out Tipe |president of the Palmetex corporathat they will be more than a match A team of four boys from Rush|ing were John Thomas, Delaware|ton county's team with 1506 points, | tion announced.

Lost First Round But Are|for the Nasi goose-steppers. 1900 Farm Boys and Girls county, scoring 2128 points of ®|gounty, horses; Wally Leonard,|James Powers of Union City won possible 2400, captured the all-class| cambridge City, sheep and beef high individual honors in the crop

Eager for Second Crack ? Advantages Cited Compete in 24th Annual |livestock judging contest, with a iitie; Brandt, h dt In addition, they have two big team from Delaware county runner etd RUS, TRS S00 OCH TEEPE CORPETEEn MATINEE DANCING

At the Enemy advantages, first as their officers Purdue Contest up. Rush county piled up points) 3, “team com T Y 3-3. T . . A petition on single : by taking first on horses, second| co sidging, a trio of girls f SATURDAY, JUNE 1 O§5P. M

By JACK FLEISCHER sald, their American training andj pARAYETTE, Ind, June 11 (U. on sheep, tying third on beef cat- ; United Press SiaR Corrwbendest (equipment leaves nothing to be de-| p) Hoosier farm youth saluted a|tle and taking sixth on hogs. Clark Suny eI we Shy ; 022 CLARK and HIS ORCHESTRA JACKSON, Miss, June 10. sired, either in quality or quantity.| host of new individual and team Others in First 10 county teams—the first time in 4-H Ss No Corer Ciiniqe

Several hundred Dutchmen are|Secondly they excel the German|ep y - 5 (raining 10 hours dally at Unive [{raops this cortepondent SAW, 1B] uion today wit toe ciose of me Sten Hn ein a tn vo| took top BOOMS, SUC y SAPPHIRE ROOM—MNOTEL WASHINGTON

States air bases here and at 4. Hiorule, | marly or oe con= {24th annual ¢-H club roundup at|1 10th place—Henry, Newton, Hen-| Led by Brandt, Newton county's Leavenworth, Kas. | “We hope to get Moses ’ ny of thi Jere per 0 $2 nisin stot RN NE INDIANAPOLIS IT’S KROGER SUPER MARKETS oy IY [INS KR OGER SUPER MARKE TS opening rounds with the enemy,/to be ready to get into the war, Vp IEEE er

t t another again as soon as possible to drive | their sole desire is to “ge i the Japs out of the Indies” Gen. Lal we 5 : Bu [A TV, made ooolle

crack at him as soon as possible.” Van Oyen said. “That that willl Most of these Dutch cadets and happen, of course, is sure.” \ » art instructors, ranging in age from 18 The general, who left Java March Wi 7%, ZV Eo 912 Ved VV 448°) Fedo de VV), through the 20s, arrived here six T for Australia, _ expressed his and TAA a ting bt il {AG ucils ive is me LOU SAVE ON UU weekly Hood Gill! | 26 Ne

ites they oy anything but mal. | the training facilities given his men, tary. A few of them wore full Dutch |

Indies uniforms but most had a united nations ensemble, such as] ROSE OIL Duteh shorts, an Australian shirt and an American jacket. They had PERMANENT escaped from the Dutch East In-| dies under circumstances too trying] WAVE to permit them to worry about up : Maltent, Shampes pearances. and Set Included

Today they are a smart lot, wear- | «—MACHINELESS WAVES— we

ing either Dutch uniforms or Amer- | $3, TRUCART OIL WAYE...... 3038 a jcan khaki with Dutch insigni WORK FAR RAN TEED BY EXPERTS

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