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: race’ gx Expert Picks Miss Indiana as |

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grade on anybody's show, Miss Maine is Beverly Fmery, a native of Auburn, .She’s pushing 20. Her talent is music and art, but she’ll sing.

queen comes from her state, Jeanne Moody. at a theater-television career. Dolores Maria Berruezo is Miss Michigan. She has an eye cocked on a career as a dancer, brown hair and brown eyes w go well with such an ambition.

Don’t Forget “Texas

—Glenda Jane Holcomb, Odessa,

Joan of Arc.

abroad. Miss Wisconsin is Sheila Marie! or merchandising. tretta, a dark-haired beauty who|

specializes in singing.

an inspirational dance of Louisiana swamp land.

further her education at American Academy of Music. |

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Ogburn, who is out to get a schol-| conference arship and eventually a bachelor|what, of music degree and then study will be permitted and under what] |conditions.” One exception would be made. men for the three great powers] Murphy. She is ambitious for a If a speaKer put questions to an-|—the United Kingdom, U.S. 8. R.

career in either radio, televisipn other delagate he could reply inland United States. : Ng “not to exceed five:

tomorrow-—and be ready Tor

u, S., Britain Plan Gag On Gromyko at Parley

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One of Top: 15: | Mr. Gromyko ‘brought with him. | <

ference shall be confined ‘to the governments of Allied powers. ‘would be in force. * comedy or television. She's a good invited by the government of thei . looker and easily could make the United States of America to par- Japs fo Take ticipate in the conference. Anne would bock any move. by Gromyko to demand China attend the conference. | Miss Alabama, who has a tra-| THREE—The United States

dition to follow since the retiring and Britain" would explain jg (treaty during a

She is shooting ShalFhot exceed o

period

FOUR—After a delagate had rangement, who puts on a monologue from made his speech, he-could- not be night, follows alphabetical order,|

“shall if any,

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Miss Oregon is. Audrey Ann Mis- minutes.” FIVE—“No' delegate or repre- comed the sentative may address the co Miss Louisiana is Jeanne ence

without having. previ

And finally—not necessarily in to order and if the speaker does] that order, comes Miss Utah, Col-/fiot conform, shall terminate his mittedly short of cash and full of leen Kay Hutchins, who wants to/recognition and the next speaker.” Observers could rot recall any only $155 apiece in. : There you have Mal Dobson's/precedent for the tough proced- money, but feel selections. Bugghe could be wrong. ures to be put before the. confer- enough since most of them don’t z

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the which sessions opening Tuesday night at/ ne hour each” San Francisco's War Memortal pe must have been driving 90 and then all other delegations opera House. “may make a statement, case to exceed one hour” lg Her | these speeches would anly be on ould {the present Japanese treaty.

in no and|

(ence. the .Communists.

“A Back Seat

that Red |

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.

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They are aimed clearly at

Who Survived

= If adopted-as is, “Mr. Groinyiol TWO" Representation at the cold have only one big inning| ear in \orea

when the rules and procedures are debated. After that, the rules|

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[Lovelace 13 miles north of Mt.! [Vernon between Wadesville and New Harmony on Ind. 66. He was| driving alone.

3 His car made a 90- foot skid|

{(UP)—The Japanese will take a lark before leaving the highway,

The confererice seating

further statementsilast, after Venezuela. arrangement serious condition in Holy Family

The alphabetical

Premier Shigeru Yoshida’'s dele-|. ation will be seated to the Year accident which killed Mr. Pipe of all the other national repre- The car left a curve on U. 8S. 6, Isentatives and will probably not tore through a field, smacked ed This would prevent any Com- pa given an opportunity to speak an embankment, rolled over and |munist filibusters. It would -also/ynti] the closing conference ses- wound up on Ind. rule out talk on extraneous sub- gion. - And ‘we must not forget Texas jects. ar) disclosed Sunday,

iback seat at the peace conference then skidded another 180 feet be-

fore turning over. There were no witnesses, but state police believe

miles an hour, Speed was also a factor in the

421 upside down.

Thrown Out of Car He and his brother, Leroy, 20,

heard again until all others have except for Japan—which has no also of Cleveland, were thrown would be broken. Miss North Carolina is Lu Long been heard and then only if the formal diplomatic status. until the out of the car, and state police decide as to treaty is ratified—will be seated did not know which one was driv-|

ing. The brother remained 'in

{would group together the spokes- Hospital at La Porte today.

Japanese sources

told the the city.

Near South ‘Bend, Mrs. Sexton was killed: while walking across U. 8S. 31 about one mile south of The driver, George Ball,

{United Press that Yoshida wel-| Dearborn, Mich., was held for the

upon the professed humility. Members of the delegation have, ; spending;

this may be *

speak English and haven’t enough “> linterpreters to staff a first-class [shopping tour. Nobody in the delegation wo say -what Premier Yoshida we] in the way of an expense account. But he was not interested in either cash or shopping.

UN Can Crush 850,000 Reds, Says Van Fleet

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est jet battle yet fought between 21 F-86 Sabrejets and 40 Russian-

rea Sunday and cost the Reds four planes. planes were reported lost. America’s leading air ace, Col. Francis S. Gabreski, Oil City, Pa., got his second jet of the Korean War to bring his total for World [War II and this one to more than 132.

‘Joy Flies to Tokyo To Talk to Ridgway

TOYO, Sept. 3 (UP)—Vice Adm. |

{C. Turner Joy, chief United Na-|

tions delegate to the Korean

|cease-fire talks, flew in to Tokyo! [tonight for, copferences . with [United Nations Supreme: Com-| 'mander Matthew B. Ridgway as [high officials indicated their con-| [fidence that negotiations will resume. | A new charge was made today {by the Chinese Communists that| {U. 8. warplanes had again bombed {Manchuria while warships cre{ated “imperialist disturbances” off the Chinese- coast. | Gen. Ridgway had not replied

built MIG-15 jets over North Ko-|

No United Nations| .

“back seat” role and inquest-scheduled tomorrow. fer- hoped to avoid entering any con-| usly troversies unless the anticipated] Vaughn Thompson, who will give been recognized by the presiding Soviet attack on the Western- nounce your offer through a the officer. The presiding officer shall sponsored treaty required a Jap- Fimes have the power to call a speaker anese reply. The Japanese delegates are ad-

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Car Kills Hoosier

| |for the accident which killed Mr.

Weather Smiles 0h State “Fair

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{fourth day gate. However, Fair officials. pointed out, some 25,000 servicemen and veterans were {admitted free, boosting the total {number of Fair-goers to an esti{mated 140,000.

Carl Tyner, secretary-manager {of the Fair, reported a ‘sell-out at last night's horse show and appearance of Tommy Dorsey's {Orchestra in the Coliseum,

Grandstands Jammed }

{ He said the grandstands also {were jammed, to capacity in the! {afternoon when Irish Horan's Lucky Hell Drivers went through (their paces,” and again in the ‘evening for the State Fair Follies. “It was a whale of a day all \around, » Mr. Tyner said. ! Low attendance for the first two days was attributed to the heat. Fair officidls said it was ‘reasonable” to expect the nine-day run this year to top the 1950 attendance figure, but it was doubtful the 1946 record of 627,573

Wins Spelling Bee

For the second year, Mrs. Frank Krahulik, 3744 Caroline Ave., won -first place honors in the spelling bee yesterday, Robert Sisson, retired Martinsville druggist, was second and W. C. Hile, an 81-year-old farmer from Versailles, O., was third. Other activities today will include an evening horse show in the Coliseum at 8 p. m.; Follies, 8 p. m., and a style show at 11:30 a. m, 3:30 p. m. and 7 p. m. in ‘the Women’s Building.

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Better Breakfasts Urged For School Children

| Miss Margaret Dunham, the {Indiana State Board of Health's chief nutritionist, sajd today at least one child out of five trots {off to school in the morning withlout sufficient breakfast. “A pupil”s breakfast may mean {the difference between an ‘A’ on (his report card or an ‘A’ meaning labsent,” Miss Dunham said in’ pointing out the observance of September as National Better {Breakfast Month. “A good breakfast starts the child out with a feeling of well being and prevents mid-morning fatigue,” she said. “A child becoming. nervous, festless and

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