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GIRLS "STEAL' SHOW ~Girl fook top honors in Saturday:

session of The Times “Bub” Bubble Gum Shirley Jackson, left, won the bic bara Greenwell, Mars Hill, got the roller skates

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at the fair

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James Phipps contest because he blew them t.h

contact at the state fair,

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Bubble Gum Contestants To Be Filmed in Newsreels

By ART WRIGHT Youngsters who - compete for prizes in The Times “Bub” Bubbl Oum contest this week at the stats falr are going to get their picturos on the movie screen. ’ The unique contest—the first pve: staged at a state falr—has atiract ed such nation-wide attention tha newsreel cameramen will be her» this week to take pictures Pirst to. make. arrangements to film the kiddies blowing the head size bubbles was Pathe Newsresl The Pathe camera crew will take pictures ats The Times bubble gum arena -at-2 pom. Thursday, They also will film the state finals at 3 p. m. Friday on the stage in front of the raceirack grandstand Other newsreels are expected to set up their movie cameras at the contest arena’ near the youth cen ter this week Kokomo Boy Wins Bike A 13-year-old KoKomo boy the top prize—a bicycle—in terday’'s contest He is Phipps, 616 B. Brandon st Spend place Jaufels went to Connie Minnix, 4417 Evanston st She got a pair of roller skates Girls copped the honors Saturday. "First place and the bicvele went to Shirley Jackson, 13, of 1910 English ave. Winning second and a pair of roller skates was Mary Barbara Oreenwell, 12, of 2750 Foltz ave, Mars Hill Tha Bontest is being held. every day of the fair. It is open to all children 15 years old and. under. There are no entry’ fees and even the “Bub” Bubblé gum is given freg by The Times. The Times also

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boy or girl blowing “the biggest

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grandstand. The Indiana champion determined that day will receive $100 in cash, second will get $50; 3d. $30. 4th. $15 Sth, $10. ‘and all other finalists -will receive $3 each hour on starting at 10°a. m. Winof the hourly contests returm ta The Times bubble gum. arena it 4 pm. ahd the bov or girl blowing the biggest bubbles at that time get bicycle and roller skates. Children who fall to win any day may comp again the following day The blow thie biggest bubbles. Ada will get their chance at blowing bubbles on Wednesday when A special team match will be held Father-son teams will compete Against other father-son teams and mother-daughter teams will com« pete against mother-daughter teams Special prises will be given to the adults The contests for the parents will be held every hour on the hour along with the Kiddies’ competition on Wednesday only, Several thousand youngsters ready hive taken part

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Two Sailors Sought In Railroader’s Death

Police today sought two sailors in connection with the death of a Pennsvivania raijroad fireman who died of injuries received early yesterday In npar downtown hotel fight ee o Witnesses said-the victim, WC Nichols, was beaten by the sailors after--he had threatened to “lear up the place’ with a smoking stand in a fight over a woman. He died en route to City hospital. Mr. Nichols, who was employed on the railroads Columbus, O., division, is survived by three sons “and i daughter. He and his wile

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MONDAY, SEPT. 3 47

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Asks Full | il For Holy Land by 1949

TAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Sept. banal of the. $5 United ators ~P.r==End of the British man- | Wen Sat ody anvenes 1 in Palestine and division of ng Meadow, Queens, {he Holy Land into separate Arab A two-thirds vote of fully is required for action en independent Sept. 1, ~ 1040—wer., mendations, id : recommended today in a majority A minority. report, sigried by three report of the United Nations spe- dissenting members of the. 11-# . cial” committee on Palestine. | UNSCOP—Iran. = Indis : ation] "Jerusalem and sturroundir oma. | slavia—objected to the | \including Jesus’ birthplace of Bethi- | of the Holy Land and recommend"lenem, would nét be included ‘in ed instead a federated Palestine. cither of the two states, but would The minority plan would establish he administered permanently as a sepérate Arab and Jewish states to trusteeship by the United Nations | govern local affairs, but would place Admission of 150,000 displaced! the governing of .the entire country

stine ~duririg the two-year interim lature... One chamber would give period—also was recommended. equal representation to Jews and Diplomats reserved comment on! Arabs. The other would reflect

‘many Arabs as Jews in Palestine. The majority report was

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