Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1947 — Page 4

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THE

GIRLS

“Shirley Jackson, left, won the b

! SHOW--Girls took top honors in’ Saturday's session of The Times “Bub™ Bubble Gum

contest at the state fair, rst-prize and Mary Bar

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bara Greenwell, Mérs Hill, got the roller skatas

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SUNDAY RUNNERUP—Cosnis Minnix blew a bubble

this one fo earn runnerup Dosition and # pair of roller skates in |

. yesterday's competition in The hi the fair

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—) ATES oubble gum

KING BUS" The Times’ ' Bub"

Phipps

Times "Bub” bubble gum contest

f Kokomo. won a bicycle 'in

ontest-because he blew them t.h

big yesterday. Looting on—because she couldn't blow them so

bige—is 4-year-old Charlene Merc r

er of Connersvil a,

Bubble Gum Contestants To Be Filmed in Newsreels

By ART WRIGHT Youngsters who © eompete for prizes in The Times “Bub” Bubble Oum contest this week at the stats fair are going to get their picturos on the movie screen. The unique contest—the first sve: staged at a state faif--has attract ed such nation-wide attention tha! newsreel cameramen will be her» this week to take- pict res. First to make arrangements .to flim the kiddies blowing the head slze bubbles was Pathe Newgrvel The Pathe camera crew will take pictures at The Times bubble gum arena at 2 p. m. Thursday. They also will film the state finals at 3 Pp. m. Friday on the stage in front of the racetrack grandstand Other newsreels are expected to 3et 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 Hé is Phipps, 616 8 Brandon st Second place laurels went to Connie Minnix, 4417 Evanston st Bhe got a pair of roller skates: Oirls copped the honors Satur “day. First place and the bicycle went 16 Shirley Jackson, 13, of 1010 Pnglish ave. Winning second add a pair ‘of roller skates was Mary Barbara Oreenwell, 12, of 2750 Poitz ave, ‘Mars Hill. Tha contest 13 being-held every day of the fair. It is open to all children 15 years old and under : Are no entry Tees and even the “Bub” Bubble gum Is given a free by The Times, The Times also Awards a bicycle each day to the ‘Boy or girl blowing the biggest pair of roller skates

won Ves James

winners will rey of Pn? fair to

grandstand The Indiana champion determined that day will re ceive $100 in. cash, seoond will get $50; 3d, $30. 4th. $15 Sth $10, and all other finalists will receive $5 enact 7 Co Is are held every hour on starting at 10 a m. Win-

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ners of the hougly contests retum.

to The Times bubble gum arena at 4 p m and the boy or girl blowing the biggest bubbles at that time get Children who {ail to win any day may comj again the following day. The. winners are those who blow Lhe biggest bubbles Adults “Will get’ their chance at lowing bubbles on Wednesday when A special team match will be held Pather«son-- teams wit compete Against. other father-son teams and mother-daughter téams will com. pete against mother-daughter teams

ALE

Special prizes will be given to the,

adults I'he contests for the parents will be held every hour on the hour Along with the kiddies SRT petision on Wednesday only. Several thousand youngsters already have taken part

Two Sailors Sought In’ Railroader's Death

Police today sought two sailors In connection with the death of a

Pennsylvania railroad fireman who

died of injuries received early yesifrday In near downtown hotel fight Witnesses sald the victim, W. © Nichols —was—bénten—By the sailors after he had threatened to * up the place’ with a smoking stand in a Nght. over a woman. He dled en route to City hospital. Mr.. Nichols, who was employed on the railroads Columbus, O., diVision, is survived :by “three sons

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bieyéle and roller skates.

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‘For Holy Land by 1949

LAKE SUCCESS N. Y. Sept. I, (U., P).~End of the British mandate in Palestine and division of the Holy Land info separate Arab’

sanenthly for Too ex and Jewish. states—to become fully is required for action or the recom. he mendations, attained, Creat

independent Sept, 1, 1049-—wer:, recommended today in a majority report of the Unitéd Nations spe‘cial committee on Palestine.

Jerusalem and surrounding towns, |

including Jesus’ birthplace of

leném, would nét be included ) permanently as a trusteeship by the United Admission of

Jews inter the Jewish part of Pale-

-period—also was recommended.-

Diplomats reserved comment on!

the document until they have th? opportunity te study the report. .

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The report will go to the general

ssseriibly of the 55 United Nations when that body convenes at Flushing Meadow, Queens, on Sept. 16. Proviem ‘A ‘two-thirds vote of the

in Geneva, ‘Switzerland, by repre{sentatives of Canada, Czechoslovakia, Guatemala, Thé Netherlands; !

|Peru, Bweden and Uruguay. Aus-|

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of the Holy Land and recommend.-'

instead a federated Palestine. proline dh either of the two states, but would The minority plan would establish displeased with the majority Although Britain will conti vations | govern local affairs, but would place! administer Palestine 150,000 displaced the governing of the entire country jesiny period,

separate Arab and Jewish states to

in the hands of a two-house lature. One Shiluhes. would give U equal . representation to Jews Arabs: The other would the fact that there are twice many Arabs as Jews in Palestine.

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