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u. S. Has Effectively The latest list of awards in competition at the Indiana State Phyllis Cook, Bourbon; Nelda Coelzer, BEEF FEEDING CLASSES B » peti; € Pleasant: Beity Peters. Winchester: Nias. | SHORTRORN AND POLLED SHORTHORN Fair: ; : ine Wagoner, Manilla; Janet Dickover, | Se Ligh hi—1st. Dona Sue tH DUAL PURPOSE CALF CLASSES. | rr | SEMIS ig: _ROREIALY | LATISE, . -LANETLY | Roberta Connersvin: 30° Mass Jo Smock. qQ £ qa 1 on )t or JILKING SHORT suzanne eluneker vansville; Ane Alexandria, 3d, ‘Betty Jean Cates,

, SPOTTED POL AND CHIN Spinn, Monticello; Mary Spangle, Orland ge ection 3664, Senior An = Robert] Section 3749, Giits (Senior BINA Pigi—{ D0 RC CIER a hy amsbu

ne, Lapel and William Sears. Lapel | 1st Robert Dawes, LaFontai 2nd {| Section 3635, Mediumweight—1st. Jackie | ris Jo Applegate, Spicelsnd Carolyn iel Rants, ra Te De Cio, gy ecuon 365 School or Sport Dress of Berlet, Waiton; 2d, David Slonaker, Wil America, Europe Have Wash

- ° Sex tio +55 s Sbior 3 Year! jing ist, Larrv jo Swayzee ; ial——Blue—Ribbohs—Sally Rea- lHamsbure: - : me rit — "Clouser, Buddy G. Har- Section 350; Gilts (Junior Spring Pi dle, Albar Bp Marjolaine Mishier: New| Section 3636, Heavyweight 1st. El Ray! One Scientists Says ; r r in mon, Camden; 3. Dwayie ‘Lipinski Rus-1{ 1st, Kenneth Weathers. Wort hinglon, fi Par Elag Mitchell. Rocnesier; Pat Shaffer, Royal Center; 2d. William Gar-. L AY B.) rR . Bo hoe - reimvilie “or Cleme Howry, Greenfield: 3rd, Jack Kiger Whiterouse: Oatland City. Avra “Trout, man, Romney, Jd, Gene Warren, Worth-| Service

Section 1668 Seniot Yearling- «1st, Mai. | Brookston Van Buren; Barbara Evans. Carmel; Ge- (ington Laat i grie Wood JFgadieton: ana Busan Wood puection Just Champion Git — Robert neva Stanley, Clay sian: |, Mago oy ao pection Jer, Produce Of Dam—ist.| BIRMINGHAM, England, Sept. » Pen eton Tr arry ou ’ 1 wes, aFontaine natter etown, ar ouse, ver Davi u anon. etty ean Firm Statements by John Hay, i Russia Charges Section EA Two Year Old Cow Ist: cStction 1755 , National Spotted Pe oland Lake Beverly Bove ee Wolcattville, Mary Cates. Willismsours: 3d. Norma McGrew. 4—Europe and America never lay an ny ranklin: 2nd... Ev 1 C or Ju s—18 0b- Neal, Bloomington. Donas , Morgan-|Ce e : _ { Keesting. Pend] evon; 3rd, Gerald I. Kees ert Daves. LaFonte: 2nd, Kenneth Weath- ; Section 3532, Set f Bire—1st, J. H. - President Monroe Stopped Encroachment, | U.S. Uses Trieste Se Pandata von: on With {erie sahil" Worthinchon (leno Sprinkle, Barker, Modoc: 3d. 1. H. Biavdes Roach cheek by cheek In a past geolog! Se A . { Section 3668 Three. Year Old And Over | . POLAND CHINA ALL Pleasant: Jan Dverlesee, Miiroy. Betty |d \cal era only to drift apart and This is the second of three articles by the veteran foreien As Naval Base - Cow—1st, Doris Jo Applegate, Spiceland | Section 3756 ile ¢ Senator Spring De Harris, Fairbanks, Linda Hetrick. "college “Section 3939. Showmanship, - Honor g Section 3669 Chaniplon Milking Sno . Lar irimes. Wavelan ndra Corner, 0.; Joanne Adams, Terre Haute; Group — Raymond _Audrews. Rockville: | {form what is now the Atlantic editor of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers, now semi-retired but, | horn-Ribbon--1st, Larry Clouser. Windfall Jtiegs, Shirley. 3d, David Jordan, Rensse- Ginger Baker, Pekin, Mary Jane Gustin Betty Jean “Cates Williamsburg: Wi Ujam trati bse ’ By GEORGE WELLER i Section Jot . Group Pive Heifers—is! os 378%. Anderson. . German. Rom Robert Sionaker, 1- Oeéan. as ever, a penetrating observer of world affairs. : - A {Madison Co ection 3787. Gilts (Junior Spring Rie. FIFTH DIVISION {lamsburg; Allen ‘Weddell. Elwood — - — Times Foreign Correspondent Section oni howmanthip Class—Hc st, le. Harvey, Car rme Ma Raymond Section 2640. Champion Shorthorn Snow- The { Ww Theo! By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS TRIESTE, Sept. 4—Yugoslavia gf Grow-carey Clouser, Wiadtell Budd Hehe Br." Waste: “5 pull BY Nieal | ection 2908 school or Sport Dress, One aU 4H CENTRE oh Rom 8 lamous Wegener Theory of can be invaded by Cominform ford. City. Robert Scars. Lapel; Bw Section. 3758. Champion. Giit—Larry. Poyuer, Jamestown: Shirley Lawyer, Wasi-| HEREFORD AND POLLED HERFORD Continental Drift advanced over WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-Drawing a line and telling “ Wood, Pendleton Grimes, Waveland, R. 1 ington: Juanita Hany Elkhart, Grea! section 3844, Lightweight—1lst, Margaret| R his f armies but it cannot be “Korean-| “gection 672 Champion Milking Shor ectioh 7162, BERKSHIRE 5 Garrett, ‘Owensville, Marilyn Wessner. Kreleogum, Huntington; 2d, Keith ine-|tWO decades "ago was disputed n o 1+ ction 37 8 (Benjor rin ig) J RN LC ; WE » ussia this far and no farther would be in accord with ized.” In this circumstance lies jor Showinan-Ribbun-—1st, Jeck-Schmidt.}, K. Haviland, Indpls - 3d Floyd sm Heidegger. Portland: Madelyn Bohaoe, Section Os. Medi: mn McCoy, ‘Latay cite ‘here before the British Associa~

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1 3 Powers b layin down th r i. . Section 3731 Gilts (Sealor Spring Pig) - Delores Schmidt, Evansville Barbara Mooresville; Marian Renzer, Kentland: Armstrong, St. Paul, 3d, Thomas Peek. y ying ® known as Russian America, and temperature of its Allied gen- lst. Joe Livingston. Hillsboro. dnd: Ropert| Abernathy, Liberty: Marlene Cowan. Craw- | yoStmaViSo, Ar Valpazaiso: Narcy land: | Shoals. Prof. Good finds that this is not

policy of the Open Door. - IRugisan settlers, egged on by St.|: Brown, Kokomo: 3rd, Joe Kashner, Lep- [0rdsville. Jane Louise Mann. Otterbein: got), Bend: Marjorie Hall, Sharpsvillo: | Section 3656, Get of Sire—Ist, Armstrong necessarily so.

; ; erals, does not feel that “"Korean- anon . Jacquelyn Thurow, Greefjcastie; Baybara Wat ; ''B Fhe world situation of 130 Petersburg, were pusning Foner lization” is imminent. Section 3732 Gits ‘Junior Spring Pig) | Van Meter Ryinston . A oie Crash. Patficia My Richmond: a" art 7% onalnh Duke. | The discontinuous distribution years ago fundamentally was not and farther down the coast. Some, “We realize that a great rush Kenietn iripatrick. Wir seater 3rd. Ta Second Division m1 Siction, 3368 por oe Baas. Muloerry: aren esr SMiilier: Frankfort: Pa. (Of animals in the world favors the ’ ® } » ‘af as Ri rANCISCO, aun Unzickler, Di Section- 3963. A Simple Cotton One- , W y tricia : Tle unlike that of today. 150 far as'got as “ar a an Francis |of Soviet tanks—they being less 4 Section, +538 Champion Gilt—Joe Liv Piece Fowler, Dress -Blu Rions Caroly Marion: anet’ A har Tara Laisyetle) Pater “Rumple Sf eiizk; Wegener Theory, however, De : a 4 ngston 1sborc c sher, Jamestown, Jey, At 1 FP t- (Shelt: ZOO Russia Had Early ‘Iron Curtain’ {than 200 miles away--could sweep FSTER WHIT! Norma Meeker, Logansport. Marsha Ames. |(nston. Allene. Allisgn. 2610 W. 30th: { Section 3838. Champion Angus Showman, iv fversit id. y lus back,” says one high officer.| JBeckd jon 3137 ¢ Gills Gy calor Boris P| rani. ianet Binder. Connersville: Janet Mary Maines, 902 N. Meridian: Mary Sus | 1st. Jay Psa lon 4 niversity, sa 7 i : “ ) © 1, Ros Ss. G ~ iB y : er —————————————— Also then, as now. Russia excluded Americans and other “for- “But we put much faith in the § B, Parc Newsom IT. Coltmbus: ra hen Pessy Ralston, Madison; Carlene | that. Nester ole a nan... Car [OR IHORN a roLED. smorTmORN ” ebe. mao 8 i ms, on ne ean ros, rom- hu ection; . . eigners” from her side of that early version of the iron curtain./Balkan entanglements that would abe, Demos Siliams, Sheridan, Pir gs Jicklell: gan, Biroa, Crom. Sue Phegley, Carlisle: Joan Meyer, Bluff lection; eee. Bred Championships D C Plans ‘Air Raid’ England was disputing the. northwest botindary with us and the be necessary before the Soviets Hea Jerry Brown, Eminence; 2nd William | { Napler, Liberty; Qusie | Shoaf, Lafayette: gection 3970 Knitted or Crocheted |Roval Center. | Holy Alliance ‘wis seeking {0 destroy representative government could trike. The Soviets must find it [10556 Wort"iBtons 2 gucobs, Mow, wold” rosy For, aniston Ske Sieglte oi 3STL| MRauvonD avn rovuse munsronn | WASHINGTON. Sept. 4 (UP) in Europe and reimpose Spanish rule in America. . a pretext ‘more plausible than ane Yon 39, Champion Gill--George Yernoh; Carolyn Seward. Pendleton: Judy Ann Truitt, Carthage. baum, - Huntin : The Capital will have an “air ica w re at pres y here just isn't any °C DUROC lle; Glent Sara urk: Rush-| Section 3971 Knitted ‘or Crocheted Ac. ABERDEEN-ANGUS Free America was seriously threatened -as_at present by un- Korea and there just i: A ) ville; Glenna Russell, Sullivan jcessory Such as Hat, Purse, Scar{ or |raid” Sept. 11 t the 35th ion (hea eight), Wi le-| TR pt. o give democratic forces. And President half as good. Section 3243, GIN8 Senior Spring Pig) THIRD DIVISION | Mittens--Blue_ Ribbons—Mary Thackery, |, Champion (heavyweight), Warren Single ‘es. $ Des he Northw i. Doyne Dawson, Logansport; 2nd. Section 364 A Cotton One Piece Bchool | Brookville: Betty Gillespie. Columbia . Maki - Monroe drew a line: Said he, in Despite the Northwest boundary | Sarah Ven Me er, Monticello; 3rd, Leroy or Sport Dress— Blue Ribbons—Jane Poyn-| City | GRAND CHAMPION CLUB STEER | ant aircraft artillery brigade to C . dispute, her great liberal George Refugee Burden | Murphy, Jidtans apo) {ter. Jamestown: Donna Perrel, Michigan- Section 3972 Washable Suit or Dress! iii 3661, Grand Champion Club gome realistic training. “Una message to Congress: ,,Canning—who disliked the Holy, - - ts of! 1 5 tion Pak fs 3usior § Spring Pig) -|iown. udith Schafer, Muncie: Douelia for the Pre-School Age Child—Blue Rib- Steer, All Breeds, Reserve Grand Cham-| , “The oceasion has-been i The post-war movemen ji. Dean Dawson. Lorans and, John| tier, Elkhart; Prances Sioan, Prince- hons—Phyllis Nelson, Gal veston; Nancy/pion Club Steer, All seds- Champion friendly’ planes will be jet-pro-ear ; Alliance as much as we did— refugees in eastern Europe have] Fojier. Gaston; . Jr nae Ames, fon; Waneta Randall, Carmel; Sandra] Wean, Dalesville; ne Brenneman | Theavywelght Aberdetn-Angus), W r proper for asserting as a prineipie Section 3148, Champion Olt — De Walter, Danville, Carol Prey. ‘Seymour: Ashley: Irma Jean Hayter, Walkerton: Singleton. Oaktown. = Reserve (Lghtweieht/ pelled B-45 bombers from Larigthat the A ie ontinents stood with us, and got France to] imposed a great financial and |, © on_ h pion —-— an Be ty Moor Madison; Anna Parker. | Ardel Clodfelter, Bainbridge: Janet Mar-| Hereford), Margaret Kreighaum, Hunting-1]q Air Base, Va. rr 3 h e can ? n ne stand With us, on the Monroe moral burden on the world, prin-| = wion, Loganspor - ‘Franklin; Fatty Smith. New Auguesta. ker. Wakarusa: Berths Copnell, Newburgh. ! y . —— « . . are hencefor not to be con- ’ : { ” TR

Dos Urine ° cipally on the United States. But i ‘hree-quqariers of a century/these fugitive movements have Elon mation by any FKuropean later, around 1900. Europe turned eliminated many overlapping Hig oes its acquisitive attentions to China. peoples in° Kastern Europe, and We owe it, therefore. to candor That ancient and potentially rich made boundaries conform more, » . . to declare that we should con- empire seemed about to break up. than ever to the blood and lan: sider-any attempt-on-their-part to gna “Russa; “Gérmany, Britain, [guage of peoples. . : extend their system to any por- prance and Japan started] It was easy for either South tion of this hemisphere as danger- maneuvering for their: share. {Korea or North Korea to embark \ ous to our peace and safely. . John Hay, then our Secretaryjon a campaign to “liberate the, We did not say. In so many of State, made our position BT ar across the line.” Both the words, that we wotild shoot if the clear as Monroe had made it in{North and the South wanted the, Great Powers refused to heed the 1823. China, he said, was to becrusade. The Americans refused , warning. We did’ not need to..permitted to work out her ownlthe South Koreans the arms tor} a ep — —— EE a —— Fr DE T In those days the language ofifuture for herself; there were to/the. “liberation.” The Russians diplomacy was politer than now be nq land grabs at her expense armed and helped the Northern-| but the chancelleries of Europe nor were there to be any ex-|ers. -1 caught the point. ‘0 [elusive trade privileges. The door. . None to Liberate Then, too, Britain was helpful. had to be left open to all. But in Eastern Europe, partic-

i int Al ’ 'ularty around the hem of Yugo-/ Soviet Now in Unholy Alliance |slavia, almost all such problems,

Today the Soviet Empire, more powerful than the Holy Al- have been straightened out. The : : F Req. U. S. Pat. Off, liance ever fancied it was, is threatening freedom-loving nations only misplaced minority are the hh : : clear around the globe. Incomparably more unscrupulous, it has'so-called “St. Gothard Slavs.” already picked off its weaker neighbors and is reaching out for But instead of being suitable ma- : more. In unholy alliance with its stooges and fifth columns it is terial for a Soviet crusade of lib- . v ’ _seeking the abolition of representative government everywhere and eration, they are the natural stuff: They re bright PR they re practical ES the imposition of communism. fight — M [of a Yugoslav drive, Because they 3 ; wl . : Czar Alexander I of Russia '8ht-— Monroe and Hay stopped ,., giava who live in Hungary. |

his ersuin th _ Would-be aggressors. 1 aud § Part nan De Holy o- Al The - Indications are - that To strike Yugoslavia and north-

Italy, in other words, the Sosubjects learn vom “the No intervention in Korea came as a/®™ World what 2 AO wags, distinct surprise to Moscow | viets must go beyond the Korean

- they would insist. on i for them. Other wise her Jacob Malik would Tormuia Wor a ut Aegremon, ave h i selves. Similarly, Czar Stalin Ihave hurried back in time last po" ©. 0b. 00 Germany, the Ko-|

is convinced that his dictatorship June 0 veto United Nations sup-| eon formula is still usable, and will not be safe as long as rep- P0 the ‘East can still strike the west resentative government exists There is an equally strong prob- under pretense of “unity.” anywhere. So, he says, it must ability that if Russia had known Copyright. 1950, by The Indianapolis Times be destroyed. we would fight, she never would, .. and the Chicago Daily News. In ee} Now; as in 1823 and 1900, the have ordered the North Koreans the job for a new Monroe or a No. 1 aim of American foreign to cross the 38th parallel. {new Hay. It is the whole free; policy is peace. Otherwise the But if the free world is to save world's job-.and a much wider | similarity, if any, is faint. By itself from being sucked in behind and more effective coalition than! drawing a line and making it Stalin’s iron curtain; one nation now exists is imperative. clear that we would fight—or at a a time, and if it wants to pre-| ‘Tomorrow: Wanted: A New Bal-| making them think we. would {vent World 1 War IIL It 1a is | not ot just ance of Power. I

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the hope for ace of the Ameri-| RED POLL M. Ball Ladosd : id, Donal Ford, Zions- 4229 Bowman; lizabeth Ealing, A ner. Stewart, Breman: 2 c Albes., | American tradition, can op Bonin guards posted in| [Hottis TRE aa Cal nt Risa Section 3763 Gilt ts (Jun for Spring Pig 1 Eheon Laie ares, Ann Cyr. Ph jOLsenieia;_3d. Ted’ Hint Laltveite [tion for the Advancement of Sel. The earliest and principal pillars of American foreign ” Te ad Ew Love iri 1st. Lioyd Walker Sheridan; 2d. Marion Emajean Carlile Elwood: ‘Ann Denny. Lynas, Lincoln; 2d, Philip Arehart, uru-, ‘ence by a Dutch geologist, Prof, this watchtower on the Adriatic. Section 3674, Junior Yearling—1st, Mei- Hoisappie Orleans. 3d, Dallas Thomas Jr. Salem: Patricia Miller, Richmond: Janice busco: 3d, George Guingriel. Wolcott. ‘policy came about as a result of just such a showdown. A Soviet blow at northern ba Bupa Riageviie; 24, Helen Oriel A Section “1764. Champion. Glit—David. K |» Section 60) Bumt- Skirt and Jacket of Mars’ on drkett. Rochester: 30 ih) J. H. F. Umbgrove of Delft. In 1823, when our population was only 10 million, Yugoslavia would almost perforce yy "Mestine: 3a: Bear Lucas, Pendle: maviiand. indlanagelis, El a Mbit Nur | Natit fs ot wisvilie: "3, Rotiny 'Moxier. Even if there was a mysterious wipe out the “Free Territory of Section 3675, Senior earling—1st. gection 3773, Gilts -1st. Bob Murphy, Parr. Fowler: Lois Hu'sod, Greensburs: | Section Jas, Get of -Bire—1st, J. v./mechanism that allowed conti President Monroe told Eng- " ands Burton, Ridgevil 2d, Edgar Indpls.. 2d Rounle Routon, Indpis.. 3d. Carolyn Abraham Muncie; Margaret Carter, Tipt { “NZ- the United States is concerned. Trieste,” because it would be nec-i Lucas. Pendieton: 3d. Charles Stoner, Lester Schenck & aynetonn Tite Biomird: Phy Hunt Cars| ection P9649. Showmanship, Honor|NEDtS to drift over the face of the land, Russia and ‘the Holy A powerful. autocratic Europe lessary for the Russians to pre- Cofthade oo oo Old, Cow-1st. Section re TAMWORTH Mar mel; Marianna Huber, New Pajestine Group Philip Areliart, Churubusco: Jackie earth, data presented by Prof. Ow. Section? 37 Hits Ist Marjorie Ann ghirley Walter, Danville: Miriam Love- Berlet, Walton: Charles Kerkhone, Cam-| Alliance (Russia, Prussia and Was © nthe march. Expension | vent Anglo-American aid going Burin: TS Frankfort, Melba Tonle: Sa. Julie Ann Nafizeer Ajoc oud: joy, Kokomo: Shirley Lamb, Oaktown: den: Joetts Nelson, Galveston; Kenneth Umbgrove contradict the supposed ¥ "" » . - . -~ . Austria) t t medali was the order of the day. The to Tito from here. Section 3617, Three-Year aid Over Cow Dork. * Auta avian. Geraldine Nancy Rob- Starkey, New Augusta ion Hereford, Show-| CONSequences of the drift. 0 quit meddling in thei, 0 or oo ff | “About 10,000 troops, half Amer-| ist. Melba Burton, Ridgeville. 2d, Wanda : war aie paraiso; Donna’ Light, Davion: Annaoell: man—ist, Kenneth Starkey. New Augusta | Prof, R, d'0. Good, botanist of w or eemed 10 offer extra Burton, Ridgeville.. id, E H .Bection 3781. Gilts--1st. Katherine s tanist o Western Hemisphere And he ' gay rma Hollings : y | Beliers, Kempton; te Bookout, Hagers-' ABERDEEN. ANGUS ¢ re. fine “pickings. The United States ican and half British, hold Tri-| worth, Frankfort Oxden. N. Manchester. 2d Eugene Ness Son D i [University College in Hull, agreed made it stick. - H's ealled the : este. which the Soviets an rily! Section 3678, Champion Red Poll—ist, Columbia City. ~~ Section 1988 “Best” or. “Afternoon Section 2652, plightweight— 1st, Lewell| Monroe Doctrine was young, poor and weak and x g Melbs Burton. Ridgeville Sect 1185, HEREFORD Kester, | Dress—Biue Ribbons -Marilsh Kiefer, De- | Armstrong St’ Paul, 2d, Roland Woeb- that the idea of vast continental ine. N ’ " claim is also “an American naval Section 3679, Group of Five Heifers on Milton Kea Bet ped catuf; Marie Peston. Chariestown: Doro-:2¢Xing. Woodburn; 3d, Jerry Shelton, ts d t fit the fact i its Latin - American neighbors 1ét. Randolph County; 2d. Cilnton County. (IA¥fordsville: 2d. Milton Kess Cr thy Douselman. Aurora; Batty Hull. O8ktow |movements does no e facts, JAgain, in 1900, when our popu- were yourger and weaker still base” on the strength of a smgle, : Section 3680. Showmanship Class “Honor tor wile, HOME IMPROVEMEN TGreeniure: Lois Wibbler. Holland; Be Becton 3653. Ppalumweiehi lst Palsy, The distribution of flowering own Co. N 5 Jr ip e urton geyv anda rn i Init tye rbett, Princeton; Ruby Cain witz ) . lation “vas only 75 million -one- Alaska and some of the Pacific Picket destroyer permanently urton, Ridgeville; Betty Brags, Frani- Be, Blue 8 Forultire Unit trom a City; Sanita Carter. Noblesville: Cordelia Paul. 3d Robert Perkins, Greenfield. plants in the world is usually ex- - half what it is now -the United (Cloast to the south belonged to based here fama Hollis, Frankfort. Edgar Lucas. pethlenem; Matcis Hash. - Frankfort. RAL, a stor, Maly Hering, Martha Stneieton, ot Avy wena, gaareen | plained by assuming that the isoan wo , | Pen own: Moaa Fox, untingten: artha 2d, Ann Holder, Ot. -1 ~ SE - States biocked the partition of Rulsia ‘then. as. nox. CORLEmp-. Ne. Attack Fnriment—— | Seation on. 3681. Champion Red Poit Show heta_cireens. Darth. Yetnor 8 Lp Vicgle lou “Puraer: Portiend: © Snirtey Lamy; (ORK Tt erin: Se Ks yon Lee Gott, Lebanon | Nation ofr the chief land masses - 1 . bi ~ 18 eiba urion. geville ~ > own ulia Matthews nderson ancy 0d. roduce ” China at the hands of the Great tuous of our rights. The area was But Trieste. judging by the G CLASSES —GILTS Hartford Cily: Carol Walter. Rensselaer. Roberts, Blogmingion: Shirley Laudie. 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