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{prices on woolen articles such as |8ports socks have doubled in the last

Eleventh Annual Rose Festival Set Satu:day

Eleventh Annual Rose Festival will be staged at Hillsdale Nursery {with the gardens slated for a {grand opening at 1 p, m, Saturday. At 1:30 p. m., the Garden Clubs {exhibits will be judged and at 2 (p. m,, the Yard Parks Model Yard {opened for inspection.

| Balance of the daylight hours {will be taken up with a watercade {staged by the Riviera Club Swimmers and several musical acts.

Sunday the rose gardens will jopen at 11:30 a. m., with concerts {by the Teen Sinfonietta and the {Boy Scout Band from 1 until 2 p. m. | Plan Water Ballet | The Riviera Swimmers will re- | |

peat their water ballets at 2:30 {p. m,, and at 3 p. m. the candidates

will agsemble for the judging cere-|

monies to choose a Rose Festival {Queen,

During the queen-judging ceremonies, music will be presented by | the City Parks Teen Girls’ En-| semble, The 28th Infanty Division | the s Club will be heard following

the selection of a queen. | Harlin Brothers have arranged | {for the music for the balance of ithe Festival slated to end at dark © Sunday. { i —— a —— [Even Aussies Fuss ! . ‘About Wool Prices

| CANBERRA, Australia, June

{7 (CDN)—FEven the citizens of {this land of wool are kicking up a fuss over the skyrocketing

{prices they have to pay for it.

Complaints have reached such

{proportions that the federal gov{ernment is expected to increase its {annual $45 million subsidy on lwoolen goods for home consump-

tion, A woolen undershirt that cost $1.32 im 1948, for example, now bears a $347 price tag. Retail

trousers, blankets, and

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Local Marine Dead in Korea

Another Indianapolis has been killed in the Far East—|

bronchial asthma. Pfc. John Joseph Schwegman

in Pusan. |

he wrote May 24, “and maybe I'll] be home before] the second baby comes in Septem- . ber.” They have a

Pfc. Schwegman©D® ~ year - old pm daughter, Jerra

Lynn. {| The 21-year-old Marine, a mem{ber of the 16th Battalion, has had |asthma since early childhood. Bes! fore leaving the States last Mar. 15, he spent three months in a hospital in California, his wife said. Whether he died of an asthma, attack, or was returned to duty jand died in action will remain a| |question to Mrs, Schwegman until] further details arrive. Pfc. Schwegman, a former em-| ployee of Hayes Brothers, Inc. at-| tended Walren Central High School. Other survivors include his| mother, Mrs. Helen E. Modlin, 377] 8. Emerson Ave.; his father, Clar-! {ence E. Schwegman, 3001 N. Sta-| tion 8t., and a sister, Mrs. Theresa! Murnan, Indianapolis. |

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Mrs. McCallie previously lived! either by enemy bullets or bY with her son James D. McCallie] rus: {Sr,, at 1108 Edgewood Ave. Born in Putnamville, Ind. last wrote his wife, Marilyn, 1147/came here 55 years ago. She be-| E. Orange Bt. longed to Bast Tenth Street Meth. | from a hospital odist Church.

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