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TENTATIVE PLAN BEIN6 MADE FOR 1944

AGRICULTURAL FAIR TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER
Amache ' s. 1944 Agrioul-- " again be displayed. Compe petition - I

tural Fair ls tentatively tition will be keen among Anothsr field oT co-
planned for early in Septem the farm supervisors . on mpetition will for the bo
ber, announced John N. their soctionally-harves-te- d best arrangement of mixed
Spencer, ohiof of agricul- crops In addition, bouquets and zinnias with
ture, yesterday. Date and contsr victory gardeners coveted f lower display di-- ,
place are not yet definite. are enc.our.aged to display vision awards for tho win-
Last year .the fair vs held their agricultural talents ners. All entries will be
in vthd"neirv CoSop 'build- - .'by- - iubmittsing'as many en- judged on tho basis of their
J;C .'-- .. - . . . ... . tries as they wish, but
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Equality, uniformity and
trueness to the characte-
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vAllM-- kinds of produce only one "entry will be all-
from the project farm will owed for individual com ristics of the species.

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INDUCTEES TO
530 FROM JEROME TO DIME AT HE WESS
ARRIVE HERE WEDNESDAY uled
Draftees, who are sched-
for their induction
About 580 transferees from Jerome relocation cen- Monday morning, will dine
ter will arrive in Granada on Wednesday morning, 8; 30 'at8E' moss hall, 5 o'clock,
o"clock the transfer train runs according to announces Harlow H.Tomlih-- s
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schedule,. announoed James G. Lindley, project direc- on-- , chief of internal
tor, Wednesday at the reception committee meeting. security.
The train is expected to leave Jerome at 4 p.m. on
June 19. TODAY S MEETMC,
Induction center will be located in the high 1$ IMPORTANT .
school auditorium with 'Ha-
lter J. Knodel, relocation SLINGSHOT BEARER An all-import- ant
carn-
program officer, in charge WILL BE ES TED AltH ival meeting for repres-
o f 'registration. Leave Any person caught in the entatives of tho various
offico staff will nandle center :'w&h a flllngsftat, or center clubs and organi-
tho induction procedure , oiherjaimilor weapon will zations which are defin-
Hot or pool cr.ew will be. be hailed, into court, de- itely interested in so-cur- ing

in charge of all transpor- - clared Harlow ILfomlinson, concessions

gone
tat ion. The local Boy ch'ief of intornal security, or refreshment booths
Scouts will stand ready to yesterday. Lately, it has will be held' this after-
assist in any way possible, been reported- that many - noon, 1:30 "o'clock, at
while the internal security children have been going 8F CA office".
patrolmen will be on hand ar.ound .shooting into win- Roprosentativos must
. to keep everything in order dows ,'at peopie and kiiiing attend today1 s meeting
Each block is expected said, and
birjJs-Toalinso- n, as important matters will
to have three representa- this warning must be strict- - be discussed.
tives to welcoue and guide ly .observed i
its new residents to their
TO FILL ASKED
apartments. Residents are PAROLEES ARE
asked to refrain from greet-
ings their incoming friends APPLICATIONS m ADVANCE
until after their induction Due to change of procedure ik granting leave xo
so as to finish the rogis- -' paroled evacuees,, "which requires 'investigation and
tration p ro c e s s without arrangement of the alien's sporisorship by the Imm-
undue delay. igration and" Naturalization Service, Willis J. Hanson,
leave officer, advises all parolees contemplating "go- -
UTZ INSPECTS ing out" to maice cnoir ap-
CENTEROPERATION CMf fS ASfCfO TO plications well in advance.
JiUtz, or This change wiil mean an
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layoff ice,
chief
operations r.rfrok't;tKe?Tfah-ingto- n
arpivd
'evening" "to
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BWCOMERS additional delay of about
Jerome "transferees who two to three
process but it does no't mean
weeks in the
here Thursday are scheduled to arrive here
.inspect the project farm, on Wednesday morning will that parolee leaves will bo.
"motor pool and the Silk signed
dine at their pre-- as stricter, added' Hanson.
Sore en. shop, according to block' mess halls, states S. No may leave
paroloe
James Gf Lindley, project Kawamoto.assi'stant prelect before the project direc- -
" tor has been notified by
director. Utz, who came ..steward, ,yesterday.
directly from Capitol Hill, Jiess chefs are instructed tho Service of the name
will remain here for ono to prepare meals for these and addross of the alien's
week. incoming people. sponsor and its approval.