Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1948 — Page 2

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the East Par at_ 1:30 ; mie) in Crown : _|m, tomorrow in BF .- Burvivors include daugh- Conkle Funeral §.

(Continued From Page One) " fate opening of the Grand Circuit

TENE D048 Record 98,000

The Tuesday attendance Fovord 1s 75,000, set in 1046. Last year's total for that date ‘was 68,000. Officials based their forecas of a new record on. fact that three of the first four days of the exposition were rainy and thousands waited for - better weather. © Rain washed out the scheduled races yesterday, but 83,748 persom paid their way through the

| Fairgoers dashed from bullding to building between showers, | . 4nd carnival attractions operated |? : avery minute the weather per-

an Go Barefooted Numerous fair visitors paddled the grounds barefooted. Others wore raincoats and overshoes or carried umbrellas. As competion was resumed today, ga County Junloz liveeam coached Howard »

3 L. Meeks, vocational agriculture teacher of Knightstown" high school, walked aws. with first place. y

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parks will be shown when the {first all-campus gathering of the

- [roast is screduled for 48 students

10:30 a. m.—Style Show, Wom-

Tretton, d Mrs. Lilien Law:

wu. Gathering Here To See Movie Tonight

A new movie of Indiana ga

autumn season is held this eve ning in the Ball Residence at the I. U. Medical Center, Thursday evening ' a wiener

from other nursing schools who are taking special training in pediatric and other nursing servgod in the Medical Center Hos-

Sunshine Brings Out Thousands To See Wonders of State Fair

TOMORROW Education and Children’s Day (children 12 and under admitted free). 10 a. m.~High School-Band pa- ' ‘rade, parade ground.

en's building. 12 Noon--Horse Show and CoJumbia City high school band, Coliseum.

1 - m.~-Grand Circuit racing and lis Concert Band, Tadianapo 1pm 2 p. m~~Style Show, Women’s building.

p. me~Horse Show and Wayne King’s orchestra, Coliseum; Co-

Concert Band, Grandstand. 8:18 p. m.—State Fair Follies, Grandstand. 10 p. m.—Fireworks. JUDGING — Percherons, Colise- , Coliseum; and Berkshire, swine arena and Oxford (night), sheep arena: Nubian and Al"pine goats, sheep arena.

Services Planned

L. will be held at 3 p. m, today in Fanner 3 Euhatin mors Mrs. Newman, who was 79, was; NEW YORK, Sept. 7 (UP)—

rel 10 Pare Budgets

who was 60, was +a lifelong resi: dent of Indian-

the last six

For Mrs. Newman

mortuary.

She was a member of the First

tried Baptist Church, Past Masters ceries were emptied and milk deliveries were cut short. sonic Lodge and State Assembly turning back out-of-town freight Women's Club. She was a worker

Requests Jump $2 Million in Year

requests for 1049 are ex-

to be voted on tomorrow,

She was

Mrs. Koch She was a member of the

late today but neither union nor employers were optimistic about an early end to the dispute,

Idren, and several nieces |tional Brotherhood of Teamstérs (AFL) are demanding a 25-cents-an-hour wage increase and other benefits, while truckers offered 15 cents.

which have had no food deliveries from warehouses since last Tuesday, warned that their outlets

lack of supplies. Dairies, Which have received no NOBLE REED ca ard m containers since Reductions totaling thousands |the strike began Sept of dollars fn the all-time high forced to cut deliveries to stores,

‘Major Break’ Hinted

In Maritime Strike

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept: (UP)—A spokesman

Some 3500 New Jersey truck

year, drivers joined 10,000 New York However, the final draft of the drivers on picket lines today

union hinted today at a “major

West Michigan 8 Street’ Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Chris W:. Koch, and two other sons, Eimer IL. and Herbert L. Koch, all of Indianapolis; a sister, Mrs. Frank Miller, Los Angeles, Cal, and three grandchildren.

JAPS JAIL TAX EVADERS TOKYO, Sept. 7 (UP)—The Japanese government has begun to jail tax evaders for the first time in the nation's history, it

{Farms of Carmel shared the spot-

um; Hereford, Polled Hereford and Duroo|

‘pion Belgian stallion, King Far-

was disclosed - today.

He also won top honors in three Hereford divisions, | Ruth Ann Witter, Liberty, ex-| hibited the champion Shorthorn. A trio from Clark County won the 4-H cattle judging contest, The team, composed of Kenneth Dreyer and Russell Prather, Sellersburg, and Robert Crouse, Borden, will represent Indiana in the national 4-H cattle judging contest at Waterloo, Ia., next month. They won top honors with 783 out of a possible 900.points. Show Champion Filly C. O. House and Clifford Eller, both of Arcadia, and Lynnwood

light in the Gold Medal colt club show yesterday when 25 Percherons and Belgians were exhibited. In the Percheron display, Lynnwood, now owned by Purdue University, showed the champion filly, Koncardonna. Guy West and Son, Kokomo, showed the {champion stallion, Silver Dawn Kontact.

Mr. House displayed the cham-!

ceur, and Lee Eller the champion . The get-of-sire for Belgians was won by three ani-|

: grabbed a major portion of blue

ribbons in open livestock competi-

ut tion yesterday. Gene Grubbs, 17-

¢ ship 380 pound Aberdeen

Covingto! tudes, Won the grand cham]

Maurice Hun, i. of of Lafayette

Ig Avard uin hisinas axhibited last t year, and con-

mals shown by House, sired by: Silver Farceur. . i

Some 225 draft horses were ex- ‘ smaller number than

siderably below the usual 350-400 in pre-war days. Ralph House, Arcadia, won the groom's contest.

Housewives Feel Today" : Weather Fotocast

N. Y. Area Short Milk, And Grocery Supplies

® New negotiations were set for

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

Ask 25¢ an Hour Hike The members of the _Interna-

have

Beveral large’ grocery chains,

Il be forced to close soon from

linas, in Ohio, Indiana, Hliinois and Wisconsin.

cast shows.

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£0 MEG PATS SLND COR 1948 EOW. 1 & WAGNER ALL RIGNTS RESERVED. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW —Cool weather with scattered showers and cloudy skies is fore- | cast for much of the East tonight and tomorrow, but it will begin to warm up by late tomorrow. Southerly winds will feed moisture into. the stofmy affected area from New York to the CaroCooler air is coming down from Canada, the Foto-

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» Aldrich, director of graduate TOLAS I studies; George A. S her, AFFECTED alumni secretary, and Paul D, SCATitatn Es] AREA Hinkle, athletic ww ‘AIR Physical examinations also : ky FLOW will be given new students Jer i THUNDER the direction of Dr. Ray ir; STORMS VI RAIN university pi | tion for freshmen will be held -

Butler To Hear fn

Lectures to Open School Activities Butler University first-year students will hear 31 Orientation

Monday through Sept. University regutuuvas, faeilities, traditions and will be featured during the lec.’ ture Freshmen will be given a full ; day of tests Monday. The lec- | tures will .be given Tuesday, - Wednesday and Thursday of that : week. At a convocation at 7:30 p. m.

will officially welcome the new students to the school. Other: speakers will include Dr, Clide E,

Friday, in the fieldhouse,

‘Crippled Airliner Lands Safety With 21 Abeard

CHICAGO, Sept. 7 (UP)—An American Airlines Convair plane,

time strike, CHICAGO, Sept. 7

7 for the riking CIO longshoremen's

agreed they will deal separatelyiof Communication

man said. He declined to: say Western whether the longshoremen are/ment is reached on a

dickering with any firm. contract by that time,

LS Apes & Go.

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break” in the West Coast marl- Gprike Threatened

The five unions Involved have. Lo man for the Association

with any employer who wishes to| Workers: (CIO) said today that

fat , th kes-|it will strike Sept. 17 against the resume negotiations e Spo st

(UP)—A Equipment

new wage

- DP CHIEF IN GERMANY FRANKFURT, Sept. 7 (UP) — Ugo LCarusi, American chairman of the Displaced Persons Commission, arrived today to plan the immigration of 205,000 dis[placed persons to the United

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carrying 18 passengers and a crew of three, landed safely last night after circling the Municipal Airport for almost ’an hour with a faulty landing gear indicator.

The plane's pilot, Capt. Burt

Benninghoff, Chicago, said he did not receive a warning light on

his instrument panel to indicates - that the nose wheel on the tris .

cycle landing gear was down.

Monday, President M. O. Ross '

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Indianapoli Hits 683 Mi

Force and Nav) made the 1948 Races the greatest the Navy was we grin today.

Johnson's speed o to establish a new Unofficially, Maj. pilot at Wright-P: flew the North A jet fighter at 66 hour, beating the ¢ Skystreak record an-hour by 10.15. As the film wv however, it pictur dark fighter plane tremendous speed finish line. Comes In ¢ A second look r was a

Navy ple race from Indiana And the film sh over the line at hour, or 13.25 fa: Johnson's unofficia The Navy plane Lt. L. E. Thompso! age time for the re miles an hour. He had dived ir from 30,000 feet .a speed was far over do in a straightav as Maj. Johnson f

1 New Te At Manual

Two '44 ( Return to

Seven new, staff on hand when | opened today at E ual Training High Principal W. 8. B: freshmen at an 2 gram and introdu bers of the admin Among the new ers are two gra 1944 class, returni faculty members tion from Butler 1 Helen Carter will and assist with pu and Miss Dorothy teach Spanish. Other new staf clude Mrs. Bernic mell, former tea mond and Whit Negley, Butler gr E. McConnell, for ardson, Ill.; Miss former dietitian a versity and Nat College, and Miss ing. Registration wil office of Arsenal School tonight night from 7 to radio code and sponsored by ti Radio Club, Inc. 15-Week Co-operating |i course is the nig ing program of | High Schools. Thi Monday and Wed for a period of 1 Garold E. Bran senal Tech ‘facult dio theory and ¥ will instruct in r Amo High 8 have scheduled a Sunday at Ellenb E. Michigan St. ner at noon is p The committe: Gayle Brown, 52 Odessa Greeson, St, and Arthur ton. : High school freshmen, were seats at 8:15

At Technical | freshmen were register this af class ‘will hold 1 tomorrow. ,