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Warren Township yesterday received grade school building from the; State Board of Education. The building, to be located in 8200 E. 10th St., will temporarily | relieve congested enrollments in| Township . House, Pleasant Run! School, and Warren Central High School. The Marion County Plan- Com-| mission announced, almost simul- | taneously, the plans of an 80-acre subdivision, which would add! about 150 omes to the Warren'| gchool area. The new subdivision is planned | by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chal-| lis, Post Rd. The area is located | on the south side of 16th St. near Post Rd. Plan Bond Issue - Petitions for the bond issue on | the new grade school building | were circulated yesterday. The | new structure will be of advanced ! design with ramps used in place | of steps. It will be one-story brick construction, with 12 classrooms, Building is expected to begin || within 90 days, and the project | should be completed in time for school next fall.

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For one 4-H Club Hoosier youth came double winnings. James Little Jr., of Lowell, was awarded an Abherieen-

| Angus heifer yesterday for out- | standing achievement in 4-H

Club work in the years, At 6 a. m. today James’ prize heifer, Proud Estrel'a. awarded him with another heifer. Two

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James did not know nf his He had from the Indiana State Fair Grounds last night

| before the ghlessed event, for

Skies Threaten Last-Day Attendance at State Fair

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Gates to -the 94th--annual-ex-'

stakes after midnight.

Another big feature of the! final day was the scheduled sale

| of beef cattle in the Coliseum at

2p.m. , Four-H Club boys and other

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sume his duties as new member South Korean forces fell {of the clergy staff of Christ Epis- again today below Angang and

appointed to work with the Rev. {John P. _Craine,

|ago, he held the office of rector itary

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“(Continued From Page One) naissance planes still are landing there on emergency missions. . . . Mr. Bennyhoff quoted Lt. Col. To Christ Episcopal Thomas B. MacPhail, Mount The Rev. Frederic Peter Wil: Pleasant, Pa.. as saying it was llams of Seattle, Wash. will as-'difficult to understand” why the back

copal Church on the Circle.sarly above Kyongiju. ; |in Detoner, t Oh ‘Foe Not Too Strong’ Members of Christ Church Par-| ©... yoopnoi said he did not ish today received announcement believe the enemy had “too strong {that Father Williams ‘has been a force” involved in the push

y toward Kyongju, and.he added: church. Teower (of the “If they had, théy. certainly Fathers Craine and Williams Would have driven all sthe way are friends and former fellow 40Wn to Kyongju last week-end

|workers, Until Father Craine came When we were wide open.’ Hs 2a observation posts of the

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adviser to of Trinity Episcopal = Church, Corps. Father Williams then - An airforce spokesman said the served as his assistant and after dirty weather all but grounded (his departure for Indianapolis, as the American 5th Air Force Friacting rector. day. He said only six sorties were Served in California flown in close support of ground Prior to that, Father Williams troops and that there were only was assistant rector of St. Mark's 63 sorties of other types. Episcopal Church, . Berkeley, ad- Up until 3 p. m. Friday, {Jacent to the campus of the Uni- made only these claims:

‘versity of California. One tank destroved near Tae-

pilots

A career of teaching in’ St. jon, northwest of Taegu, and.one Dunstan's (5piscopal) School, tank damaged. Three other vehiProvidence,R. I. preceded his cles destroyed, one * locomotive study for

the Episcopal priest- destroyed and seven railroad boxhood. He has taken courses at cars damaged. Brown University and holds de- What close support sorties did grees from the University of Cal- get through, were on the northifornia.and the Church Divinity School’ of the Pacific. / ordained to 19486. 24th Catches Impact Mrs. Williams was the former VU. 8. 24th Division troops seven Miss Marjorie Smith of Proyi- miles north of Kyongju caught the dence, The couple has one son, Impact of the Communist rush 10-year-old Peter. The Williams after it had carried through the tamily will live at 110 W. Hamp- South Korean positions military adviser de-

Of Key Pusan Supply Base

to] olis. They wil represent 22 tem-|

/In addition to the Shrine con-

{ners were: Thomas Crum, Mont-

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State air during the last nine ton Drive. A U. 8. years, EE : He is associated with "his YANKED FROM ‘MOTHBALLS' father, James Little Jr.. and.a ALBUQUERQUE ©, N. M., Sept. 15-year-old brother, in an Aber- 8 (UP)--F. G. Gurley, president

deen-Angus farm near Lowell, He is a graduate of Lowell High S<hool.

of the Santa Fe Railroad, has'

|55 steam locomotives out His prize heifer was awarded | “‘mothballs” “in order to- meet by the Indiana Aberdeen-Angus | Korean war traffic demands. Association and the American | =a on Aberdeen-Angus Breeders As- | sociation,

The Shriners are attending the Midwest convention in Indianap-

Honors Lodges Today is officially designated as Fraternal Order Day at the Fair.

vention, delegates to a number of other lodges are expected to be represented on the grounds. Judging was to continue today on Hereford catle. _ | Entertainment features included {the free horse show in the coli{seum at 10:30 a, m., the Shrine [Parade at 11 a. m., the horse {show with Tex Beneke's orchestra jat 8 p. m. in the Coliseum, and {the State Fair Follies before the grandstand at 8 p.m. Another top feature today was the sale of beef calves in the Coliseum at 2 p. m. Boys and girls of the 4-H Clubs of Indiana .will sell their prize calves at auction. |

Yesterday Allen County rural youths placed first in awards for the Farmers’ Day parade. Their float depicted the Goddess of Liberty, Uncle Sam and an open Bible. in their respective relationships to agriculture.

Second Prize

Second prize went to the Jack(son Township, Rush County, 4-H Club, In the band classification the |- first four placings were: Odon[Madison school, Daviess County; Shelby County Farm Bureau. Johnson “County Tions™ Youth} Club and the Monon High School, { White County. The first four pet owner win-

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scribed the situation in that sector as ‘very serious at this time.” It was a lightning reversal a few hours after the breakoff of the Communist push and expressions

announced that the line is taking | of confidence that the east wing mer provisional capital and the of lof the beachhead defenses had biggest city in the Allied beach-

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the northeast sparked a flurry of Communist blows all around the beachhead rim only a few hours after a lull in the fighting prompted official reports that the big drive kicked off by the enemy a week ago rad bogged down. The U. 8. 1st Cavalry Division |f held firm against the Communist battle arc clamped against Taegu! from the west and north. But®an! attempt to push northward from positions seven miles above Taegu toward the ancient walled city of Kasan was checked. Along the Naktong River line the Communists in one of several small scale attacks knocked out

S. 2d Division near Hyonpung,. 14 miles southwest of Taegu. “Fire fights” — close quarter skirmishes between advance feeler units—broke out alk along the South Korean 3d Division sector south of Angang-ni.

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The tattoo of Communist blows bore out a report by a spokesman for Gen. MacArthur's headquarters. He said that although the Allied lines were holding firm after blunting the big offensive, the enemy was building up all along the western front and there were signs. of another major at-| tack. The U. 8." 8th Army reported | the Communist penetration of Yongchon, midway between Taegu and Pohang on the still shaky northern front. It said the road running 20 miles southeast to Kyongju still was in friendly hands, although under harassing fire. Communist infiltrators blew up a bridge and culvert behind the GI positions along the main northsouth road above Taegu and tried to cut the road with anti-tank and small arms fire. Although the enemy was within artillery range of Taegu, the for-

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