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Tin: riiix.s i i.mvrix MSSIJArM NBIANAPOLIS STAR THE 1 Pay $6 Down On Rolls Royce Pape 21 Sports Financial Classified Tuesday, September 8, 19G4 IF YOU ARE interested in a Rolls Royce. the ultimate In automobile status, you'll be Interested to know you can make a "down for only Hangar, 4 Buildings For Sale At Airport Fair Ends Tomorrow; May Hit 900,000 Mark That won bring you a car by return mail but it will bring a Rolls Royce owner's manual and the latest catalogues. The $fi will be "instantly refunded" when you buy a Rolls. How much for the car, iiself? Of course, if you have to ask, mujbe you should consider something A 20-year-old hangar and four smaller buildings on the been declared surplus property by the government and offered edge of Indianapolis Weir Cook Municipal Airport have for sale by the General Services Administration (GSA). The property was leased to Allison Division of General less expensive.

But the prices start around $17,000, plus local taxes. All this information is right out where ment of the sheep barn. This is "first" for the fair. Entries consisted of pens of three young beef animals. First place was taken by a pen entered by Oscar Tucker of Spencer.

Second went to Arthur Atkins of Depauw (Harrison County) and to Paul Byrum of Milltown, all showing Angus calves. Dwight Today's Fair Facts COUNTY FAIR AND SQUARE DANCERS' DAY COLISEUM Western Horse Show, 7:30 p.m.; free horse show, noon; judging of open class cattle starts, 8 a.m.; Motor Corporation for World War II test work and is on olloi can see it in a recent adver- the hoi t.seniei: land owned by the Indianap By ROBERT W. KELLUM Star Farm Editor With the big holiday weekend over, Indiana's 1964 State Fair is heading for a windup tomorrow and a total attendance mark expected to be about 900,000. The attendance estimate was made by Hal L. Royce, secretary-manager of the exposition that started Aug.

29. It is close to last year's total of 8SS.000. Despite high temperatures S. V. I.isby, 42 North Nolmcs Avenue, says he saw King and Queen take their last dives before they were sold to an Eastern couple and taken away.

"King and Queen were stabled at the park for a few days after they quit diving," he said. "The chute, which was in sections, had been dismantled. "When a couple from the East offered to buy them if they still would dive, I put up the chute for the trial dive. They dived, and were taken away by the buyers." HOSPITAL COSTS too high? Not so, according to the Blue Cross-Blue Shield employe publication, the Broadcaster. It lists various costs for services such as auto repairs, up to $6 an hour; appliance repairs, possibly $3 an hour, and legal or other professional advice, $20 or more an hour.

Vet, the publication says, the hospitals' hourly charge for services protecting our most priceless possession, life itself, runs scarcely more than $1.50 an hour. THE CHRISTMAS stamp idea has spread to Canada. The Dominion will issue both 3 and 5-cent stamps, in two designs, Oct. 15. SIGN NOTED on a West Washington Street armv surplus store by Bingham Howell: "INSUL TLD UNDERWEAR." The letter A in insulated was missing.

HOUSEWIVES used to suffer burned fingers while cooking, say the Putnam County Graphic, but now in preparing a meal they are more apt to get their fingers frostbitten. ltltO lYV AMI Will RICL of ic R.jIIs $17,000 and up seems reasonable enough for mi up. ni')s Smoker of Wanatah, longtime draft horses judged, 8:30 a.m. Deer came proaucer, was judge. The contest was started to help encourage output of feeder calves, especially in the GRANDSTAND Grand Circuit harness racing, 1:30 p.m.; Indiana-owned harness horses race under lights, 8 p.m.

Registration Set At Eight Locations Branch boards for voter registration will operaLe at eight locations today and tomorrow. They are: TODAY 19th Ward School No. 90, 3331 West 18th Street School No. 67, 3613 West Walnut Street School No. 73, 2447 West 14 th Street Fire Station No.

9. 337 southern Indiana hill country. THE SHEEP competition. John Trapp and sons of FARMERS BUILDING Square Dance, 7 p.ir. to 10 -4 p.m.

a luxury car with siu iiidi.spcnsible features as adjustable arm rests on the door, rear window defroster switch, adjustable shock absorber switch, and a trunk equipped with larpetmg, fitted toolbox and even a tire pimp. Oil, yes, it also has a low fuel warning light, built-in picnic tables and other such standard equipment. If ou do buy one. don't forget to ask for our $6 deposit back. KING AND Ql'ELN, the famous diving horses which performed for thousands at old Fairview Park, now the site of Butler University, at the turn of the century are not buried on the university grounds, as 1 thought.

Hixniiu, yesterday, a nice breeze throughout afternoon kept a crowd of around 90,000 in comfortable condition. Fair board members were delighted with Andy Williams in his first appearances on the grounds. In terms of response, his show isn't beating the Beatles, but it is "doing better" than Ernie Ford INTERNATIONAL BUILD ING Free entertainment. 7:45 p.m. WOMEN'S BUILDING Ayres fashion show, 11:30 olis Authority.

The lease on the property, known as Allison Plant 10, expired Aug. 23 and applications for its disposal are to be filed with the GSA Sept. 18. The airport authority is the likely bidder on the property, although a clause in the lease provides the government can remove the property and restore the 40.5-acre plot to Its original condition. ANOTHER possible bidder would be the Indiana Aeronautics Commission, which now uses Stout Field for its aircraft equipment.

Procedures for future use of the property provide that It can be used either as part of a public airport or by "public bodies." If the city is successful bidder on the property, present plans call for a new lease with Allison's for continued use of the facilities for aircraft test work. The authority also is prepared to offer the state the use-of the abandoned hangar formerly used by Hazeltine Corporation at the north edge of the airport if the state wishes to consolidate tis aircraft Georgetown, 111., won grand champion Suffolk ram honors. The grand champion Hampshire ram was an entry of R. E. Pullins and sons of Waterloo, Iowa.

An international tempo was observed in the titles for open class poultry, in which fanciers develop show birds for nationwide contest Standard Veeds grand awards went to James Swaney of Mulberry with a black Langshan pullet, end to Virgil Smiley, R.R. 1, Judson for did this time, drawing about 80,000 persons during three a.m. and 2:30 p.m.; special demonstrations, 10:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.; special apple con-testi, 9:30 a.m. SHEEP AND SWINE BARNS Judging of open class livestock, all day.

HORTICULTURE BUILDING Funny Valentines Of The Stars on a par with the "pain- "happy divorce" less dentist." White Crested Black Polish Floral displays; largest corn cocl stalk and sunflower contest. In tho hantam hrpurfs vrnA m- CUPID STRIVES to create stories out of moonlight and rainbows but there are times when the bright emotion emerges from black headlines. And its grandeur is dimmed Ov er the years some of the strangest ro mantic tales have been North BeIIe1ew Place. 24th Ward School No. 50, 73 North Bellevlew Place.

Fire Station No. 18, 3130 West Washington Street Washington High School, 2213 West Washington Street Community House, Rhodi-us Park. TOMORROW Franklin Township Acton School, Acton. Bunker H1U School, Shelby, ville and Southport roads. Wanamaker Eleme a School, McGaughey and Whi-taker roads.

Franklin Central High School, Stop Eight and Franklin roads. Warren Towshlp Lowell School, Hunter Road. Pleasant Run School, 1402 North Shadeland Drive. Township Houm School, 7933 East Washington Street written in the stars MICKEY ROONEY is optimistic as he is romantic Following his fifth marriage Rooney offered a cheery note about the economic problems of fractured marriages "Five wives," the authority on the subject declared, "are not really very expensive. You know, all those settlements are tax deductible." It might startle the Internal Revenuers to discover they are playing Cupid in reverse by helping to pay for broken hearts.

11 prizes were taken by Donald K. Matthys of Lafayette, with a Red Pyle modern game pullet, and bv G. F. Swaney of Lafayette, for the best of opposite sex. with a White Japanese cock, THE LAN SHAN is Chinese in origin.

The Polish comes from Poland. Red Pyle is an old English poultry breed, and the Japanese fnaturally comes from the island empire of the Orient. No American breeds made the grade to the grand Judy Garland's latest romance offers the latest example One thing is certain Judy has been betrothed to a group of strangers known as an audience The star once said: "I took one look at those people laugh STARS" is a continu-part soap-opera, part For illustrative pur-explosion of the Pier "THE LOVES OF ing headline-story farce, part tragedy poses there was the Angeli-Vic Damone a titles. lliance The result Breed winners were: Ply he employed the pages to deride his mother- ing and applauding and I fell helplessly in love with audiences. After 25 years I'm still in love with them and it has been a serious romance." IN HOLLYWOOD where the bizarre is commonplace it is hardly surprising to discover that love is a major cause of divorce When Carv Grant and Betsv Drake an Tomorrow's Fair Fact STATE FAIR CENTURY DAY Final Day of Fair COLISEUM Western horse show, 7:30 p.m.; Open class Angus judging starts 8 a.m.; Free horse show, noon.

GRAND STAND Harness racing starts, 12:30 a.m.; State Fair Century auto race qualifications, 6:30 p.m.; Century Race starts 8 p.m. WOMEN'S BUILDING Ayres" fashion show, 11:30 a.m.; special art award, 10 a.m.; building closes, 9 p.m. HORTICULTURE BUILD-ING Award largest corn sulk and sunflower sweepstakes winners, 10 a.m.; floral displays, all day. POULTRY BUILDING Finals in rooster crowing contest, 11 a.m. SWINE AND SHEEP BARN Judging of livestock, was inevitable since of a national weekly in-law.

mouth Rock Harry Pat days, the board reported. IN CONTRAST to the vast amount of security work caused by the Beatle invasion, Williams was reported riding between the Marott Hotel and the Fairgrounds on a new motor bike he bought recently and "having himself a grand time." That Beatles check was sent out by the board yesterday after it was held up a few days in a dispute over payment of Speedway Motel bills connected with the quartet's stay there. Royce said the General Artists Corporation, agent for the Beatles, agreed to settle the motel bill and so the check was sent along to General Artists. Harness racing is drawing better than last year, with a series of events regarded as unsurpassed amdng state fairs. LYNN WOOD FARM of Carmel swept both grand champion boar and sow championships for open class Berkshire hogs yesterday, in each case edging out entries by Rahr Malting Company of Manitowoc, Wis.

It was another victory, day for Charles H. Veteran manager' of Lynnwood, who has been competing in swine events at the fair since 1928. He became Lynn-wood manager in 1937 and Lynnwood swine and cattle always have rated high in these competitions since 1938. The Poland Spots entry list was regarded as one of the best for this breed at the fair in many years. Richard- Hes-sick of Tiffin, had the grand champion boar, and Marvin Ridgeway and Son of Eastrldge Elementary terson, Thorntown, cockerel, and G.

E. Swaney, Lafayette, Bewildered because your home suddenly seems to be overcrowded with furniture and other items your family never uses? Here's an easy solution sell your extras with a Quick-Action Want Ad. Call ME 8-2411 todav. hen; Wyandotte Harry E. Patterson, both cock and hen; Rhode Island Red Harrv Aker, Lebanon, both cock and hen; Brahma Judith A.

Her- ron, 4144 Edgemere Court, THE LIZ-BURTON headline circus attracted more newspaper space than World War II. (Well, almost.) The romance had no secrets They spent almost as much time with reporters and press agents as they devoted to each other No wonder Miss Taylor once publicly sighed: "There must.be some moments when you can get away from it all, let your hair down, walk about your home, in your underwear if you feel like it without having an audience." si.i; cock, and William Matthys, School, German Church Road and East Tenth Street Persons who have moved must register at the Registration Office in the City-County Building, at branch boards, or by signing their name and new address on the back of the yellow registration receipt card and mailing it to the Registration Office before Oct. 5. Persons also may register at the office daily, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

nounced divorce plans they also issued statements expressing their great love for each other When Anita Ekberg shattered marital relations her husband told the press how much he adored her and she returned the compliment with the following daffy dilly: "I love him dearly but I am not in love with him" Startown has made the iiutT it ii ir Lafayette, hen; New Hampshire Arthur Johnson, No-blesville, cockerel, and Robert F. Kincaid. R.R. 13 Box 239P. Indianapolis, pullet; Cochin Howard Garwood.

La Porte, both cockerel' and pullet; Leg horn Fred Smiley, Judson, cockerel, and Nancy J. Hinkle, Camden, pullet. Asleep-Or Not Asleep! Also, Minorca John Mat thys, both cock and hen; An. cona Robert McCullough' SCIENTISTS SAY that a good many people who think they suffer from insomnia actually do not and often, after a normal night of sleep, have the impression that Kussellville, cock, and Jack Hicks, Lebanon, pullet; Orp OOWNTOWM ington Jimmv E. Ho- bart, both cock and pullet; Cornish Bert McKenzie, Judson, cock, and Elmer Court- they ve snoozed only a little.

(So why am I yawning?) A Virgoan is never entirely free from work and service, nor would he be happy if this were the case. ThtJuVm.H. Block Co. right, McComb, hen; Polish grand pi vvaoasn showed the champion sow. Virgil Smiley, both cock and hen; Hamburg Allen Buman, Lafayette, cockerel, and Vir gil Smiley, hen; Langshan GUNOAlf SOUTHERN HAZA Jonn Matthys, cock, and James Swaney, pullet, and Giants Harry Akers.

GOOD TIP from a chef: You can be an expert carver if you learn at the begin and William Matthys, hen. thing they know! Faded phrases: "He bawled the Dickens out of me," "It's a do-or-die proposition" and "Don't soft-soap me" A Philadelphia newspaper is offering $25 a day for the best anti-Beatle letter! FAR CRY: Johnny Carson's first commercial 'way back when in Nebraska radio days was in behalf of a grave stone company! Handwriting tip: Economy and practically are traits indicated by nonexistence of initial and end-strokes. Lack of flourishes and overscores in a script confirms this analysis. SMATTERING OF SIGNS: 'Taureans are frequently found as bankers, cashiers and treasurers handlers of their own, and other people's money. If you get a handshake that makes you wince, he's liable to be a Scorpian with the force of Mars (ruler of Scorpio) behind it.

Leo girls are usually magnetic and are full of talent. HELPFUL HINTS: If you have to thumb through many thicknesses of paper, moisten your thumb with glycerin and rub it into the skin before you start Sand the inside of your cedar chest lightly to allow the wood to breathe and make the chest newly fragrant To stop leaks in vases or pour melted paraffin over the crack and allow to harden. (Copyright 1964) i TO YOI'H HEALTH ning to use long, steady strokes Advice not taken: "I think you ought to talk to your son Willie, Mr. Mays. He'll never be a success in life if he keeps neglecting his schoolwork to play ball." KITCHEN SNOOPING: Take a jar of Matjes herring, dip contents in seasoned corn meal, and fry in hot butter or margarine until crisp A few drops of lemon juice added to the mayonnaise when making egg salad adds a great new taste store garlic (or rinsed and dried parsley) put it in a screwtop jar with a layer of crumpled waxed paper on the bottom.

CHILLING THOUGHT for the day: Maybe those computers aren't telling us every- IN DAIRY CATTLE contests, Otis Weaver of Goshen won the grand champion Guernsey bull award and Virgil C. Weaver of Goshen won the grand champion female ribbon. Indiana Mounds Farms of New Harmony garnered the grand champion bull ribbon for the Hereford beef cattle, nosing out Highbaugh Farms of Louisville, Ky. But the Highbaugh entry took grand champion female honors. In Polled Hereford judging, grand champion bull was shown by Mr.

and C. E. Knowlton of Bellefontaine, as T. Jardes Farms of Gibson City, 111., took the grand champion female spot. Huber Ranch of Schneider had reserve champion bull and Pilot WhI Ranch, of Mauckport Von reserve champion ribbon for female' Polled Herefords.

Auction of feeder calf entries at the fair will be held at 9 a.m. todav in the base m.i. ROBERT L. HOGUE, executive secretary of the Indiana State Poultry Association, reported that there has been much response to the booth of the industry in the horticulture building. Commercial turkey displays, egg dishes, ducks, Cornish Rock hens and similar items ace being shown.

Thousands of copies of recipe on poultry foods have been distributed. Indiana is a major, center for turkey output and has the largest duck farm in" America. Its broiler and egg production also is very extensive. There's always something new at the fair. Yesterday, it was a hotdog eating test.

The final winner: 12-year-old Charles (Buck) Keller, 1356 Nordyke Street, who downed eight ball-park-sized hotdogs in 15 minutes. Hygrade Food Products Corporation was contest sponsor. Few cases of heat prostration were reported yesterday by Ruth Cady, nurse in charge at the Red Cross hospital. Only injuries which required runs to Methodist Hospital were for dislocated shoulders. Floyd Aymes of Anderson suffered a shoulder injury when a horse bumped him.

Mrs. Eva Oldfather of Windfall suffered a similar injury on alighting from one of the shuttle buses. Tranquilizers, Cheese Harmful? NOT TOO LONG ago 1 mentioned the of Britibh scientists who warned about danger of taking cheese and certain iquilizers. In some cases they thought Health Capsules the combination might severe reaction, even h. I thought at the time, we should have more jfiTf hpfnrp Vinnrlrprlc nf IP V0UR WEIGHT NORMAL, SH0ULP VOU 4TILL GO ON A LOW-FAT PlET look trimmer, slimmer, fhold that line9' with 3fuiisingwcar SLIMU tjf ents on tranquilizers be jvised to give up their vonte cheeses.

It is interesting, there- jre, that a few days after ii the column appeared, there .05 was an article in the Journal brief 1 precautions as well as the avoidance of certain tranquilizer drugs is very important in managing some patients. I think it is well to bear all this in mind. Nevertheless I don't think it makes good sense for hundreds of thousands of people to swear off cheese, wine and beer simply because they take tranquilizers. Much depends upon the type of patient, and the strength of the medicine taken. There is always a tendency for the pendulum to swing too far.

However, if you do need tranquilizers, and your doctor says "no cheese, no wine," then better follow his advice until you hear otherwise. DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I wonder if you ever heard of anything like tins before. My husbands likes onions very much. But every time he eats them he breaks out in a big sweat on the top of his bald head; also, around his eyes and in the palms of his hands.

It never fails. Is there an answer to this problem? Mrs. S. COMMENT: Let's put it this way: Onions don't agree with him. Call it alergy or what you will.

The solution is simple: No onions. Which will probably help you as a bystander, too. of the American Medical Association by David Horwitz, M.D., and his associates of Bethesda, on the same subject. They also refer to the British investigators. 1.05 They write: "In severe cases the episodes mid'thl It's the new quick and easy way to feel better and look better.

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Sizes (30-32); M(34-36); L(38-40); XL(42-44). Hoosier At Lehigh have progressed to nausea, vomiting, stiff neck and even to death from intracranial hemorrhage." And again: "Commonly the onset has been noted after a meal, particularly after the ingestion of cheese or, in one case, a yeast product." A SUBSTANCE called tyramine in the Richard A. Parsons, son of PM-i PCCTCRS RECOMMENP A PlET FOR ALL APULT EVEN IF THEY ARE NOT OVERWEIGHT. TOMORROW; HOW MUCH HAIK. I ON YOUR faCE i Cpuls oivm hIpful mformttiM.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Par-sons; 6419 Nortfi Olney Street, is among 800 students enrolled as freshmen at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. cheese is supposed to be the aggravating factor.

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