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| Indiana State Fair Centennial | |

Celebration. State Fair Grounds. “Hoosier Stars of 1952” at 7:30 p.m. $8, $2.40, $2.20 and $1.80. “Irish” Horan and His Lucky Hell Drivers at 7 p. m. $3, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 and $1. “Derby Day” Running Races at 12:30 p.m. |

State Police Supt. Robert A. O'Neal today appealed to Labor Day week end travelers to use the

‘buddy system” to prevent highway accidents.

“Be a buddy to other motorists,” he urged. | $1.20.

“Broken Dishes,” presented by the Brown County Playhouse. |

Watch the car ahead and behind you, and drive =" 2 your own car safely,” he said. v.22 Nashville. 3 p.m Police attention will be given to highways Sd . tlle 7B leading here as thousands of holiday visitors head { Le Shamponsilp Stack { for the Indiana State Fair, _— eS trophy dash. Late Model Classic

a , Grants A+ school values They will try to keep down & Co., was chosen secretary-treas-| 1949 ‘to 1952 American Cars.

go to the head of the class highway. iragedies of te 1p urer. 16th Street Speedway. $1. 8:30 at cla e Ves . for looks, for wear, for io oki § Rves in Indianal gli. Vocanty fem i low prices. See these an ar” ‘ i my 0 . ' te _, 2 \ . . _ LeMar T. Ellis, Columbia, 8. C., 3 mare for tots to teens. Youngsters Get At in Appearance i Celebrity Party is new general program secretary Resumes Programs Many of our felow merchants iad 20 a : > -harge of young adult work at ch-in dinner at 6:50 p.m. ; . . ivi a “ Hollywood. personalities Phil 8 Cha 1ET © Song Ave. branch, Tuesday in the North Park Ma- would say this was impossible . —————————————

Harris, Ma je Mz artis, Marjorie Main and Tex J eplaces Bertram Gardner, Sonic Temple. 1058 W. 30th St. / st will open regular meetings for | but thru an extremely

‘ “ now in Cleveland. Club party tonight. Club mem- North Park Chapter 404, Order of | : §

bers, families and friends are \eterans' Information Eastern Star, after a two-months’ urged to be there before 6:45. t vacation. N TE

All GIs planning to take train-|

Good Cause ing under the Korean Bill of] Graduating : Rights should have a photostatic’ Three local students at Ohio oS igstery HE he Neighmarhind or certified copies made of their University receive diplomas at! y * Cancer Fund $20, proceeds from OTiBinal discharge, M. D. Cum- summer class ceremonies today. o three-day earaival ” mins, Indiana regional manager, Master of Arts degrees go to | fn : of the Veterans Administration, Eugene F. Hilliker and Margaret| . | New Officers advised today. I. Rainey, both of Indianapolis. | J

Only benefit a photostatic copy| Edward C. G a) | Two Indianapolis men have isn’t acceptable for is a GI sory Edward © Srande 11. Bruges! been elected officers of the Cen- he said. |degree in agriculture tral Indiana Section of the Amer-| emmy : ee ican Society of Mechanical En-

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‘U.S. Propaganda Too Rich for

that America's alleged soft living i= wrung from profits of “imperialism” rather than free enterprise. So films of American skyscrapers and automobiles with “the long lnok” simply boomer-

African Chief | v P £ ROME —A black chieftain from We've securd 100 N IRs. IRN p— Nigeria. has warned Sen. Alex- NORTH ; : . ; DovuBte:checkedfguarantee! ¢ ander Wiley (R. Wis.) Inspecting PENN. magnificentiybrred : : - * . § 3 American propaganda overseas, : ; 4 { 1 . J : that governmental movies shown Winter Coatmade + Le Us j Beaver Africans are wrong in their ap- : ¥ : Y nn to sell for $98 13188 1 : oa He told the Senator the United 1 : ) States hoasted too much about 4 SHOES its high living standards. { ; Sh | AFRICAN C SEE ! IN AFRICAN countries Com- . : « 3 munist organizers among Ne- The Paris-inspirestyies 1, groes have been taking the line F-E-E- j i

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