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pS - ein - : yl : RA é : or reietaeiainviias messin med : . : were arriving on the grounds. over the fifth district. The win- shires, Southdowns and Suffolks. The grand champion boar was Y k F ki Ch fl I apna Consumer Credit High School Bands They planned to sleep in their ning district comprises. Hancock.. One of thé peak events of the shown by M. H. Routan of Camby. an ths ers a en e

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‘ . cars, in fents beside their cars, Wayne, Madison, Henry, Marion, day will be the .Farmer's Day Other Swine Awards ° written for } Feature at Fair in trucks or in the various build- Hamilton, Randolph and Dela- parade before the grandstand at In other swine awards the Tanks in Strange Battle lates roughl; | (Continued From Page One) (N88 With their. exhibited live- ware Counties. 10 a. m,, Daylight Time. grand champion fat barrow was } suffers becs 0 0 S lie stock or produce. Mrs. Roy Newman, director, in- Light harness horse judging won by E. R. Wise of Noblesville (Continued From Page One) he has. I think he was trying to must never Suntent way by iar the top Sm Yesterday's - attendance fell troduced the following entertain- was slated for 1 p. m. in the.and reserve champion honors the critical situation his close at- get us to move some of our peo- © stick to his (Continued From Page One) ’ a ve Sa ure y . Ry: _ short of the record by thousands. ers: Miss Betty Lou Macy, Miss Coliseum with Grand Circuit were taken by Paul Pack of Clay- tention. He said he thought the ple away from the southern front ing point.” recs. of Indiana high school pir officials 7attributed the de: Patty Souders, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- harness racing in front of the ton. B. Parker Newsom of Co- northern line was “safe,” he felt/to the north.

public wis $20.3 billion In debt Musicians assembled as early as .....0q4 number of paid admis-|ter Creek. Ray and David Jor-

s . grandstand at 1:30 p. m. lumbus won the ribbon for ex- optimistic about regaining the| “I feel also that he definitely Open insu! for automobiles, refrigerators and 7 &. Mm. on the infield at the track. goo "to tho tact that the day fol-|dan, James Sharp... Maurice Wil:

The. horse show and Tex Ben- hib the grand champion pen lost ground. and. the western was trying to reach Pusan—that other goods bought on the instal. BY parade starting time, uni-|oyeq Sunday and Labor Day, liamson, Miss Carol Jean Mock, eke's orchestra will be staged in hoge, 5 plo? front © along the Naktong to he was trying a pincers move- ps — ad ment plan or charge accounts, formed bandsters, in the colors Lp. pag near record-breaking Miss . Rowena Johnson, Duane the Coliseum at 8 p. m., and the. William Gilstrop of -Evansville Masan was “secured.” {ment from both north and south,” U lays This amount reflected a record ©f their schools, were ready for oo... : Johnson, Miss Barbara Hollings- State Fair Follies - will be. re-.was -named--e-h-a m-p+on-sheep “I-have great-hope-of getting ~The entire western front south ~~ —§- “Hams said increase of $660 million in July he big promenade of the year. = ;, an amateur talent contest worth, Ivan Wagner and the peated before the grandstand at shearer at the Fair, with Kenneth back to our original line, and from the Taegu area to the sea b d alone and a startling 25 per‘cent Judging continued in the. coli- held yesterday, the sixth district! Misses Marjorie, Sylvia and Betty 8, ” ‘Brasher of Bloomington taking once back to the line we hope to was reported in good shape. The ~ 3 208 is rise in a year. [Senna horses; carle #heep ha of the Indiana Farm Bureau won Keesling. Harold Bowman of Monroe honors as junior shearing cham- hold for our departure when we U. 8. 2d Division and 1st Marine Qu ea Federal Reserve Board officials 9H pe strutted their stuff” in the... ee mri | Judging was scheduled to con- County and Mary Wylie of Miami pion. begin our counter-offensive,” Gen. Brigade were shoving the enemy sald he vi say it is the rate at which this g arena. ) " TODAY—EDU CATION tinue today on Belgians, Aber- County were winners of the pub-, Top Home Economics judging Walker said. back toward the Naktong at a Ingrid and sort of debt is growing that is| With a weatherman's promise AND CHILDREN'S DAY deen-Angus, Ayrshires, Jerseys, lic speaking contest held yester- ribbon went to Phyllis Schwartz “Since Sept. 1. the enemy has steady pace. A communique said band Rob dangerous. The credit curbs are Of continued clear skies and cool (Children under 12 admitted Spotted Poland Chinas, Hamp- day. of Moores Hill. been hitting us with everything they had gained up to two miles, Ross ly supposed to slow or stop it, weather today, Farmers’ and free). —__—/.» LL A Rome So By forcing people to pay more Farm Organization Day loomed Judging—Belgians, Percher- . the ibbe down, the government hopes to 23 another high spot in the big ons, Herefords, polled Here- ; : es he pp slow buying and remove some of Hoosier exposition. fords, Red Polls, Guernseys, a Pry the demand for major consumer While the State Fair is pri: Tamworths, Berkshires, Hamp- : } didn't T goods. , marily an agriculture exposition, shire sheep, Oxfords, Cheviots. : : } hn Sm There are no plans-to regulate the one day in the week desig- ~~ Grandstand—High school FR anklin 4411 rm to th 0 Es charge aceounts, But this may nated as Farmers’ and Farm Or- band contest and parade, 11 ’ o ’ States " be. come later. ganization Day is the peak event .a. m. . : » "\ “The peo Ie Plans for Imposition of other/for the Hoosier farmer. Women's Building — L. S. . 2 Fold te controls authorized by the new As early as yesterday, farm Ayres & Co. style show, 11 : . { her and ma bill are still vague. ‘families from throughout the state a. m. 3:30 and 7 p. m. : : : : < Fs : which I thi etre gra ment: tg -- ' Women's Building — Crochet n y . | race, 1p. m. ‘ . - . TA £5 TWA SE TION SS (UAE YiiA 22 THA ZY [rem aTREe Two noni ; ‘ 3 " horse judging. the catch of Grandstand — Grand Circuit Ke note to ea IL 23 . foot “whale 3 races, 1:30 p. m. ride on the L » Coliseum—Horse show and } Lily re - 4 Beach, Cal. rT i “Tex Beneke's orchestra, 8 p.m, - Mr. wd . ii nt Fol- ' were sailin HL te daiund— inte Fair “- Special Items from Ayres’ Drug Department - “Lady Linda . iin . : the whale : x TOMORROW—FARMERS' .” : nearly sinkly ; | AND FARM ORGANIZATION - 5 They felt DAY ooked out t ! to PITTSBURGH ... non-stop 1 hr. 35 min. | | Judging — Belgians, Aber- the whale t MEW YORK : . 3 | deen-Angus, Ayrshires, Jerseys, | . Yi flopped off «esse. only 3 hrs. 35 min. Spotted Poland Chinas, Hamp- PS Glycerin Suppositories Campbell sa 4% ANGELE v . shires, Southdowns, Suffolks. I 4 : { und! LO S$ cess o:.only9 hours I Grandstand — Farmers Day Regularly 49¢c tesseieatirsnsssarsseeeis 39€ Reports fr 3 . parade, 10 a. m. .

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