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Bull Judging Features
Livestock Competition
At Timonium State Fair
TIMONIUM. Md„ Sept. 3—The
Judging of bulls entered in the Na
tional Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Show
was the feature event on today's
program at the Timonium State Fair.
Entries in the exhibit, first Na
tion-wide show to be held since be
fore the war. rome from Idaho.
Wyoming, Ontario, Canada, and
most of the prominent Eastern stock
farms. •
Tire five-day competition opened
yesterday with a special 4-H Club
class for youthful farmers.
Winner in the dairy cow contest
was Boise Beauchamp of Princess
Anne. William C. Holloway of Dar
lington was second, and Clayton Ball
of Eden took third place.
Fairground officials predicted a
capacity crowd at the fair and race
tracks today. More than 47.000
spectators, the largest number in the
fair's 65-year history, turned out
yesterday. Mr.it DTger, 74-year-old
president of the fair, said there
would have been an even greater
crowd "if York road had been wider."
Attendance at the half-mile race
track was estimated at 25,000 and
an accident barely was averted
when some 2.000 race fans rushed
on the infield before the steeple
chase course was completed because
of a mixup in the running.
Traffic was held up an horn or
more while Baltimore County fire
men battled a fire which destroyed
the barn at Samuel Crowther &
Sons general store a few miles south
of the grounds on York road.
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MacArthur Tells Newsmen
He Intends to Visit Korea
1/ fh« Associated Press
SEOUL, Sept. 3.—Gen. MacArthur
informed American correspondents
in Korea today that he has ’ every
intention of visiting Korea just as
soon as the press of current events
in Japan will permit."
His message was in response to
an appeal by the correspondents,
who radioed his headquarters Sun
day that they "feel your failure
to visit Korea is a grave disappoint
jment to Koreans who have waited
a full year for your appearance.
Koreans envy the Philippines for
your visit and feel that Korea also
is«a friendly country.
“Your visit could do much to aid
here and offset sniping from exterior
sources against the South Korean
(American zone> occupation."
Massachusetts Retires
From Active Naval Service
By the Associated Press
PORTSMOUTH. Va„ Sept. 3 —
After a wartime career which took
her from Casablanca to the far
Pacific, the battleship Massachusetts
today retired from active service.
The ship was placed in reserve
commission in ceremonies held
aboard her at her berth at the naval
ship yard here. She was taken over
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