Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1950 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS mss tt et THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, , 1950 . § THURS

Taking. Life Easy Chest Leaders Confined Cool Weather Likely k War C

Weather for Indianapolis will ‘Department of Commerce. of

‘ * ‘ ‘|ficials say that cool days like : . i continue cool. |we've been having reduces ex- Floodin 1 an paign Temperatures today will rise to |pectations for a good crop. DD

is ES See Farmers Jom in" Style - - Parade at State Fair Next 2 Days Here

{a comfortable 78 and dip to good | Other crops such as potatoes,

| : |soybeans, and tobacco have net Schricker-Participates in Gala Festivities; | 10,000 Shriners Start, Goal ‘Must Be Met,’ siping level tong Morty) Ted Irom the tasted sume: - K Orders Day's Crowd Expected fo Pass 80,000 Record | Arriving for Session Leaders Stress day and tonight. [weattier experienced by the slate Nearly By CLIFFORD THURMAN | Any similarity between Union| The goal “must be made,” key! Jor SOmOTON ut dhles will be) reid will eipeionce. tale - (Continue Most colorful event of the 1950 Indiana State Fair was the Station and an Arabian encamp- labor and industrial leaders were DRE & Quay erature. | weather in the north and central million In ¢ Farmers’ Day parade. ment tonight and tomorrow morn. told last night at the initial meet- “'CRES B LEMPAAULS. | tions, with increasing cloudi- meter assem More than 40,000 persons jammed the grandstand, bleachers ing will be purely intentional s. ing of the Community Chest’s' 1, rom products have been varied’ ness today and tongiht in ex- Up In H and fences as Hoosier farmers had their day. It was a big day.| The Shrine ; Font Dg , own group divisions. ‘The corn crop over the state -is treme southern areas. bought red Gov. Schricker, white hat and all, followed the Indiana State! Thousands o : e- pa heal ‘Dick James, campaign chair-| in fale bo condition. Upland| Some rain will also fall tn the pounds for Fair color guard inYa shiny new convertible. Riding with him was Will be rolling in by. train man, told more than 100 persons: corn P10 good 0 suffered from southern section tonight. Te- Whitehall P| Clarence McCormick, Knox Coun. —————— trees DUS TOF Swe days of sapers andi “We must make our goal—or dryness, morrow will bring fair weather hart sold: 3+ ty farmer, and undersecretary ol Eeip Program [cere op the State Fair Grounds, hese) Reds 91 ou uth a Heavy rains have caused some north and partly cloudy weather of glycerin. agficinure; tnored, guest atthe TODAY—FARMERS' where the Great Lakes Shrine | Wi a un 8% blight and rot in the tomato crop. south. That's wh Fur to ay. AND FARM ORGANIZATION |Aggociation will be in its first! ~ Roger C. Fleming, Allison's pub-| : And there's en came the children. They DAY 1a) sezsion lati il: coming. ded everything from pet (ceremon al ses: : lic relations director, presided. | : para i i Judging -— Belgians, Aber- | Between 10,000 and: 12,000 Both labor and management . Mrs. Lillis Gh pon yo gs deen-Angus, Ayrshires, Jerseys, Shriners are expected to be on pledged wholehearted co-opera- sentative of After them came the Jusiies Spotted Poland Chinas, Hamp- hand to watch 147 candidates for tion in the Red Feather campaign. | of Commerc of tractors, corn pickers, ri TS: shires, Southdowns, Suffolks. 'hrethrenship “cross the hot ia John Bartee, CIO, and Jacob ] getting the and the more i in atm Grandstand — Farmers Day sands” Saturday afternoon in the # Roberts, AFL, presented resolu- the governm Instruments that city slickers parade, 10 a. m. !Fair Grounds Coliseum. tions adopted by their respective | - . : -~ So manuf hot NnaErsiang. Expected | Women's Building — L:. 8. Accommodations Problem unions. é come | © her way for Today's I oe was ex-| Ayres & Co. style show, 11:30 | Tke Riley, past potentate of The CIO recommended a stand- ‘ watch the cc y the 1949 re ord| ® - m., 5:30 and 7 p. m. Murat Temple and director-gen-| ard of giving at least one hour's bid for sub Proied a Surpass ne " Coliseum — Light harness. era of this first ceremonial meet- 4 pay esch month for eight months Indiana’s . of 80,5 { tis: F D horse judging, 1 p. m. ing, has been tearing his hair for for its members. ws way as a ; oa alan oH rarmery Day, Grandstand — Grand Clrcult weeks in an-effort to provide ac- The AFL stressed the im- L that's why | r Bra te ghout DOSE a races, 1:30 p. mi. |commodations for all the Nobles. portance of this Fall's drive due 0 es job, if you v were honored in a pre-parade pro-| o, Colseum=—Herse show and | Downtown hotels and clubs are, to the chest’s decision to include the platform In tront| Tex Beneke’s orchestra, 8 p. m. {scheduled to receive most of them. at least $50,000 in its goal for Co LIFTS REN’ Ba iin Several hun-| I GERRGRLATA a3 ite Falr Fol- | The final 450, from Medina} recreational facilities for sérvice- et WASHINC { les, 3p. m. . { Temple, Chicago, will be bedde men. avers Ho onderni? in their TOMORROW-_FRATERNAL li cots usually occupied. by 4-H Personnel in the Chest's mer- 0 the Moods tous respective counties. ORDER DAY \youngsters at the Fair Grounds. antile, utilities, commercial, pub- in Eaton in I pec Judging — Herefords and prom Greyhound Bus Co. Mr. | lic and industrial divisions was ’ —

Farmers, Hoosiers from ue 0IC'S.

Great-Lakes-to-the-Ohio- River, . gwar wo Bullding = LS Riley got 400 pillows, and from

(introduced, . and each division's}. ‘ E

presented prize-winning live-| av. . style show, 11:30 | ullman Co. Chicago, 1200 blank- job in the campaign was outlined. v0 stock, agricultural exhibits and! Ayrow r Ply ig h 11:30 is and sheets by special ship- Nothin’ like a good harness race. Jesse L. Ruby, Centerville, | The meeting was held at the Shrine : the products of a year of hard) * (gliseum—Horse show, 11:30 ™M°t | ) ¥ with rests between heats of the Grand Circuit racing at Indiana State YMCA. farm labor in the parade. | p..m. (free). Events will start off wi a Fair. . ; Judging Continues Grandstand — Shrine parade, A A aloe gow renee 1400 ‘Wounded G's i t on £ s poriEing ee 10 em iret Grounds track. They will do their New Measure Aids Claims of Veterans - Due in U.S. Next Week _ p shires, Jerseys, Spotted Poland races, 1:30 p. m. bit to enliven the last day of the Thousands of World War I1 dis-Nected previously are urged to con- _ CAMP PENDLETON, Cal, - . Chinas, Hampshires, Southdowns' (oliscum—Sale of beef calves, Indiana State Fair, staging im- abled veterans whose claims for tact the DAV national service of- SeéPt. 7 (UP)—Fourteen hundred and Suffolks. All livestock judg-| 2 p. m. |promptu concerts and drills and service-connected pulmonary tu- fice, 36 S. Pennsylvania St. | wounded men from the Korean . ing was scheduled to be complet-| Coliseum—Horse show and displaying gaudy uniforms. | berculosis have been denied by the ering ern | battlefront will be brought to : ed tomorrow and grand cham- Tex Beneke's orchestra, 7 p. m. | .Big Parade Planned. Veterans. Administration will now CAR KILLS BOY, F PONY Santa Margarita . Hospital here pion Fair awards announced. Grandstand—State Fair Fol- Tomorrow €vening, the parade be eligible for benefits under the, VALPARAISO, Sept. 7 (UP) next week, Marine Corps spokesLight harness horse judging lies, 8 p. b. ‘will be bigger: and better, |recently enacted public law 573. Larry Railing, 12, Kouts, was men said today. was scheduled for 1 p.m. in the —— | It promises to be at least five The law was sponsored by the killed last night when an auto, The Marine Corps said the Coliseum in front of the grand-| Meyer, New Augusta, second, and miles and ten bands long, ac- Disabled American Veterans. struck him as he rode a pony. | wounded would include men from * stand, Grand Circuit harness rac- Mrs. William Collenbaugh of Clay cording ‘to Max A. Blackburn, | ‘Veterans whose claims were re- The pony also was killed. {all branches of the service. _ || » ing was to start at 1:30 p.m. (City, third. |Arst association president and -

The State Fair Horse Show| C. Edwin Moseley, Peru, and |g, ier Murat past potentate. with Tex Beneke's orchestra is R. V. Bowman & ony of nop Assembling on Central Ave. at the feature attraction for the wan gran Shampion onors fori oq gt, the parade will move Coliseum tonight and the State Deir Duroc boar and pig respec-| "0 630 nm. (0 38th St. Fair Follies will be presented as tively. Both also took senior cham-|

pion honors in their respective ®A5t 10 the Fair Grounds, through : Nsuj] pefore et Soro gand classes. Miss Nancy Richardson, |th® Maly attance and past the captured the statewide high school |Bargersville, too grand champion-| [grass 8 an da band contest. The band had 99,hiP honors in the pie baking CA/Urday Will Bring a visit to : 0 Ve J & ' Tht {competition. [a Mui Sierawa) y wt % pe | Miss Jackie Hanneman, na- oble ur aw, the inpTBre® ibd a Morton Me. tional cherry pie queen, won first !itlation in two sections divided morial from Knightstown tied for {prize in her favorite class. by a Fabien Sevitzky-directed second with 92 points. Odon Ir The Emme family of Butler mass band and mass Chanter

"scored high in the vegetable judg- concert and a mammoth barbeeus. f . \ * TL BP id ol ing this year, with four members ee tau | ‘ ’ } most twice as many as last year's CAITYIng 18 first places. =~ = Driver Held as Drunk entries. in the competition. | Henry won nine blue ribbons, f Lee Eddie Miller, of Frankfort, Linda won five. Susan,.and Mabel After Car-Truck Crash won grand champion honors for! won. the other points. | A charge of drunkeness was gold medal fat steers. In | filed against Douglas C. Mayville, same division, Mr. - Miller took Our New Rocket 36, of 1404 N. Pennsylvania St. first place for his angus steer. A ; A B b after an auto accident at Pros- : . won another blue ribbon in oe - J St. and Madison Ave. early E Artin apn he gains OS iy | Brother-Sister Play-Jac Mrs. Floyd Marxson of Ken- now y of rocket Mayville was taken to General ’ bn dallville, won the crocheting race ype {Hospital with minor injuries. Po-

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