The Sauk Centre Herald

Thirty-five thousand individual exhibits and displays-an all time record-will be installed and ready for inspection when the gates open for Minnesota's Diamond Jubilee State Fair, Saturday, announces Raymond A. Lee, secretary.

Record entries are reported from virtually every department, and visitors to the 75th annual Exposition, will see exhibits and entertainment comparable to any program in world's fair history. More than 6,000 head of cattle, horses, sheep and swine; 1,600 boys and girls in club work; 5,000 exhibits of household arts; record displays in the school exhibits, fine arts, machinery, poultry, bee and honey, agricultural, horticultural and machinery departments- combine to make this year's Jubilee Exposition the greatest ever.

Adding of a five-star wrestling card to the entertainment program gives sports fans an unusual variety of events, including auto, harness, running and motorcycle racing; the Northwestern Class Championship Trapshooting tournament and a parade of the leading grapplers.

Jim McMillen, former Illinois grid captain and team mate of Harold "Red" Grange and Abe Kashey, the villain of the mat, will meet in one of the wrestling bouts in the Hippodrome the final evening. Cliff Olson, former Gustavus Adolphus athlete, and Roughhouse Joe Cox, of Cleveland, also will tangle. Milo Steinborn, strong man of Germany, and Tony Catalino, Boston Italian; Vincent Lopez, University of Idaho basketball star, and Mike Nazarian, Little Rock Armenian, and Barney Cosneck, of the U. of Illinois, and Frank Topaz, of St. Louis, are scheduled in the other contests on the card. It will be the Fair's first wrestling show.

Another innovation will be the new-modernistic lighting system that has been installed to illuminate the new park. Features will include a new fountain which is a part of the $130,000 improvement project and is located in the park adjacent to the Conservation building. Painting with light by means of intricate color combinations will make it the finest in this part of the country. Other highlights are the Avenue of Flags leading from the new entrance to the Grandstand indirect flood-lighting of the dome of the Horticultural building, and the installation of more than 100 white lights in various sections of the grounds.