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island in Sugar Creek when his waters. : -

Clad only in his shorts, Leon

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from a nearhy farmhouse ana started off to rescue his friend.

tempts, he summoned help, Including the two boys’ fathers, Sheriff Roy Hardaker, State Police ‘Trooper James Gilliland and Conservation Nfficer Charles MilAbout 4:30 a. m. Richard was

Pauli ple to catch a rope thrown by

Fire tragedy—Policemen Roy McAuley, Fred Situs and Robert Munshower inspect the charred remains of the crib where five-month-old James Joseph Hennigan died today.

. Hoosier Rescued After 14 Hours on Island in Flood Crawfordsville Youth Marooned as Rowboat Upsets in Creek; Companion Brings Aid

Times State Service ; CRAWFORDSVILLE, Jan. 7—An 18-year-old Crawfordsville -| youth was rescued early today alter spending 14 hours on a tiny Efforts to rescue Richard Gott were led by a companion, Leon Haffner, 18, who managed to swim to shore when the bpat upset.

After several unsuccessful at- back to sl hae

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rowboat capsized in the swollen

the rescue party and tie it to a tree, He pulled across a small (kayak, got In and was pulled

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forcing the boys to swim to the gia secretary. land, / Befors yesterday's, meeting||

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Lease Renewal|

‘Wirtz Requested To Confer With Board __ By ROBERT BLOEM : "The State Fair Board today

meet with it before Feb. 1 to dis-

cuss “the corporation's lease on

The present-leare which runs for five more : :

ing it open to new bids, May Ask Bigger Kick-in Mr. Wirtz may be asked to pro-. pose a supplementary agreement

the corporation's gross receipts from its six-months-a-year operation of the Coliseum could be kicked back to the board.

sideration is the cancellation of

) , in making an offer for a lease to use the Coliseum for winter sports and entertainment promotions. Decision to confer first with

meeting yesterday. Cut Salary At the same meeting the board re-hired Orval Pratt as of the fair, but with a $175 monthly salary reduction. The pay cut for Mr. Pratt was to offset an agreement to let him

The cottage has been rented until Jan. 10 by Ruel Steele, Gov. executive :

Indianapolis Court Ne. 1, Order lof the Amaranth, will - install

other |Oficers for 1949 in a coronation

ceremony at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Lincoln Hotel. Those taking office include May

. E. Dunbar, royal matron; Hezlep

W. Clark, royal patron; Ruth

lough, conductress; Nettie Betterley, associate conductress; Geor-

Amaranth Order To Install Slate

gia Hergt, chajrman of trustees, and Eva M. Clark, prelate.

Rex Fordice, sentinel, and Mil-

{there had been talk of firing Mr.

,/ning of the present Republican ' administration.

; satisfactorily today following an

Pratt to make way for a fair

‘manager incoming , Democratic state administration. Mr. Pratt was a political appointee at the begin-

Adm. Leahy Improves . WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 (UP)— Fleet Adm. Willlam D. Leahy, ‘chief of staff to President man, was

dred Lyons, musician.

operation at the Bethesda Naval Hospital. :

by which a larger percentage off

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