Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1948 — Page 10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 (UP) ~Defense Secretary James For-

Mr. ¥orrestal recently sslumpd . from Ottowa, where he conferred! Brooke . Claxton, Canada’s Minister of National Defense.

“tasks fo each nation in the event of war, The purpose of this "would be to prevent unwarranted _ surpluses of some materials and of others.

unnecessary shortages : ® Forrestal said it hers “too to say whether the inU. 8.-Canadian agreement to a formal pact.

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Miss Edna Biddle, Seymour; Miss Catherine White, Louisvi Miss Clarice Daugherty, Columbus, O.: Mrs, Muriel Sanders, Burlington, lowa: Miss Jo Hayes, Crawfordsville; Mrs. L. Childs and Mrs. Margaret Mercille, both of Bloomington.

In Berlin, council financial straits because of the East-West cold war, cil declared it was prepared tol introduce its own Berlin mark if it couldn't obtain either Eastern or Western marks or both for city business, Meanwhile, Col. Frank Howley,

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Seek Molester Of Teen-Agers

Police today sought an unidentified man who is reported to {have molested two teen-age girls ‘in the 2700 block of Shelby St. The girls, 13 and 14, told police, | they were walking along: the street last night when the man grabbed one of them. They said they screamed and he ran. A B. State Ave. woman told police a man grabbed her in the 11200 block of LeGrande Ave. last inight. She said she screamed and [hit him and that he struck her in the jaw, then fled between jtwo houses.

China to Replace

Inflated Paper Money NANKING, Aug. 19 (UP)—

cided to replace its hopelessly-| inflated paper money with new, currency based on the gold stand-| ard, it was learned today. | The new currency will be supported by gold and silver and old | coins, now in possession of the| government, in addition to state. owned enterprises and property. The amount of these assets was not divulged. The Chinese gold dollar willl be worth -about 25 cents Amer-

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Final ot 30.000 Jam County Fair at New Bethel;

With Russ Nears Poultry, Livestock Judging Begins :

Agreement Expected By End of Week

BERLIN, Aug. 19 (UP)—The

conference between the

Germany. The agency said the Western Powers probably will seek an-|

other conference with Generalissimo Josef Stalin before final arrangements are completed. meanwhile, the city |

found itself

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three Western envoys and Soviet Rosemeyer, Township, Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov/Who won the single pullet grand probably will be held today or| tomorrow, the ADN news agency said today in|tons. a Moscow dispatch. The dispatch said diplomatic {observers in Moscow believed and agreement will be reached later this week for a four-power foreign ministers

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American commander in Berlin, |s3tur Township; Virgil Shockley, labelled a Russian offer to supply | ‘Rhods’ Island Red—Ann’ Abbott, Wayne coal to the western sectors of] Township Berlin as just another propaganda Township move smilar to the Soviet offer; of food.

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A recently introduced radiant| Myrtle Shockley, Wayn baseboard panel eliminates un-| Oornish—Peter Davis, Wayne Township. sightly radiators, looks like the|pecatur Township; Virgil Shockley, Wayne conventional baseboard and can Township. be painted to harmonize with the decoration scheme of any room.

|gay midway of the Marion Coun-

!stock got under way.

THURSDAY, AUG. 18, 1948

More than 30,000 jammed the

ty fair at New Bethel last night as judging of poultry and live-

First winners in the 4-H Club poultry exhibit included Edward Warren

championship. He Also won the {grand championship in the pen {of pullets with his Buff Orping-

Joseph Horton, Decatir Township, had the grand champion laying flock with his Rhode Is-/B land Reds. In the open swine show, Dorothy Moffett’s Durocs won the grand champion in reserves and the grand champion pen awards. Henry Bodenrider's Berkshires won the grand champion ribbon and the Eagle Valiey Berkshire award, Other awards were: SINGLE PULLEYS

White Rock—Edward Rosemeyer, Geo Reilly, Phyliis Reilly, all of Warren Town: {ship, and Carrol Adamson, Decatur Town-

arred Plymouth Rock—Richa - tan, Wa Hen Town nshi, 4. Suph ew Hampshire — Geos Rall Righard Reager, Warren Towneh 1 " §/1 Shockley, Wayne Township, Cornish—Peter Davis, Wayne Township. White Wyandotte— Virginia Murpi I

ff SrPingion, John Reilley, Warren

PEN OF PULLETS

White Plymouth Rock—Richard Stephenson and George Reilly, Warren Township; Carrol Adamson, Decatur Township. Whites—Dale Schilling, Warren

| White Wyandottes — Vir,

LAYING FLOCK Wayne Horton and Joe Horton, De-

ampshire—Peter Davis, Virgil and : Township.

wepeh Swine show frst place winners

CHESTER WHITES Senior Boar Pig—John McClelland, New

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Senior Sow Pig, Cottonwood Farms, 1, Cotionwood Farms.

BERKSHIRE Junior Yearling to Mature Boar, Dave Haviland, Indianapolis. Senior Boar Pig, Eagle Valley Parms,! New Augusta.

Junior- Boar Lg Baile. Valley Farm. Cham; mpion 3 ey Farms. Junior: Et to Marre Sow, Eagle Valley Farms:

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