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“armel To Try Magic In Bid To Get New High {Parents Fight

Times photo by Dean Timmerman

FORECAST—Carmel children protest crowded school conditions.

Confessed Sex Slayer of Girl, 16,

GOP Publicity Director Fired

From State Post Continued From Page One

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‘Complacency, Overcrowding

By CARL HENN There's an amazing feat of magic waiting to be performed in Carmel. Leading residents are preparing to make a township disap-

pear. In its place they'll conjure up a new high school. If the abracadabra succeeds, Carmel will have found an answer to the shameful overcrowd-| ing that now packs 621 children | into a school built for 300.

If it doesn’t succeed . . . desper-|§ ate parents are afraid to say|@ where they'd turn’ next,

Yesterday, the town just north | of Indianapolis turned out to|g watch 12 grades of school kids parade through the main streets. The children carried signs and rode floats that gibed at years of dawdling, economizing and poli-|: tics which have robbed young-| . sters of the right to adequate educational housing.

On its surface, the parade celebrated Carmel’s homecoming football game with Edinburg. But teachers and parents had|’ joined forces to shock Carmel’s complacent element into realizing the need for a new school. School In a Tepee? One class wore dunce caps-and carried signs which read: “Our School Unfair to Dunces — No|% Empty Corners to Sit In.” Pint-|; sized Indians asked: “What Next?

Frecuted i in Utah Hasbrook: “I don’t think this is ethical. POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, I wonder how much more of this Utah, Sept. 20—Ray Dempsey gtatehouse job padding is going : £ a 16+ Sun-|°% in both parties. It seems to slaying gf a 1 a ago,/me we should not only lift the was axceited in the state prison secrecy veil on welfare but also * at dawn today by a firing squad ion Statehouse operations.” comiposed of men who volunteered| pn, 00rqti0 State Chairman Ira tio

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School In a Tepee?”’ Seventhgraders now occupying the Ilibrary for a classroom proclaimed: “We're the Orphans of the Township.”

authorities, This year, the school is bursting its seams. Next year, it will be impossible to accommodate the children. “I lie awake nights,” said Principal J. B. Johnson. “People just don’t realize how bad it is.” Clay, Delaware and Fall Creek

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Dy Saoetets) have never ma a practice. of putting our {committee employees on the state payroll. We're In power now and we don't have any on the payroll. Not only does the state lose $3.5 million this py Sekend because of alling but apparently the GOP has been costing the state $200 a month for nothing. This is a bad practice.”

Called Side Issue

Btate Rep. Leo Kriner, Republican attorney of Indianapolis, said the Hill-Millis feud was a “side issue” to the main welfare problem, He said he was only interested in settling the welfare problem, Another Republican, State Rep. Nelle B. Downey, Indianapolis, said she saw nothing unethical about Mr. Hill having the two positions. However, she said Mr. Millis was seeking political retaliation in firing Mr. Hill.

“It is unfortunate the welfare issue has to be become messed up in politics,” she said. sHere's the background in the Hill dismissal; As GOP press agent, Mr. Hill has been forced to go along with State Chairman Cale Holder and other top GOP leaders in pushing the “home rule” welfare program. When Mr. Millis and other “rebel” Republicans split with the GOP organization, both sides threatened political repfsals. Mr. Hill apparently is the first casualty.

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townships lie on the west, central and east line the south end of Hamilton County. Carmel's ele-

mentary-high school gets pupils from all of Clay and from Dela~ ware as far east as White River —almost to Fall Creek Township. Little Fishers High gets those pupils who live east of White River. Propose Consolidation

Until two years ago, township indebtedness, politics and inability} to get along kept people in the three townships from working together to solve the situation. . A petition for consolidation of districts was voted down. Now, under Indiana law, signatures are being gathered to petition Hamilton County’ Commissioners for elimination of one of the three townships. Its area is to be split among the other two. At the same time, leading civic figures in and around Carmel are planning a holding company to sell bonds for a new high school. If no opposition arises, the two schemes will come together and start functioning in time to break ground in the spring on a new high school. That will leave the present Carmel school for elementary pupils alone . .. and they certainly need it. { “Last year,” sald Principal Johnson, “we were go pressed for space we wanted to convert the coal bin in the basement into a classroom,

More Pupils Coming

“But we had to put in gas heat to do it, and the utility told us there wasn't any gas to spare

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Where to Go

Dancing. Ravens Club, 851 Indiana Ave. 8 p. m. Stamp Club Convention. Public. Hotel Antlers. Athenaeum Turners Opening Party. Dance and Floor Show. 8 pm Dancing, with Billy Moore and his orchestra. Indiana Show Goes On—Late Roof. $1 plus tax. 8:30 p.m. FT. WAYNE, Ind. Sept. 29] Orla Fuller, of 5130 Rinehart | (UP) — Stage pres he ¢| Pa uate Dancing Long sre (graduated next spring—and 80 g¢ atomic-age prospector, toda ge press ihe a - freshmen will come in. age prospector, y| {Shakespeare's “As You Like It” Southern Hamilton County is said he will begin sinking a shaft was delayed 30 minutes last inght |

COAL-BIN CLASSROOM?—Carmel Principal J. B. Johnson So we gave up the idea, and got| and Mrs. LaVonne Ramsey, 1 teacher, look for desperately-needed

along somehow.” space.

Twenty-nine teachers are trying to educate young ones in : cloakrooms, halls, and othar Uranium Hunter nooks and crannies through the Ne * bullding. Added to their woes is To Start Digging | knowledge that 18 seniors will be

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MASS SHOWING—The footy and. tude body of the Carmel school show there are twice the nunber of of pupils for space.

Bl 40 Passengers Saved y After Boat Explodes

CLEARWATER, Fla.,, Sept. 20 (UP)—A fishing boat, crowded with 40 persons, exploded 10 miles off shore in the Gulf today but all of the passengers were rescued within an hour. Two persons were injured. Coast Guard Lt. H, L. Huxtable

40-foot Miss Buckeye II blasted through the bottom of the boat, “sending debris all over .the water.” All 40 passengers, most of them tourists’ from this faction playground, were forced to leap into the water “with life jackets. Luckily, another excursion fishing boat — the Sea Fever — was nearby. Within an hour, all of the

fildrenched passengers were hauled

aboard and rushed to Clearwater.

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On one thing, though, Democrats and Republicans apparently

‘That is to pay the lawmakers $15 a day for living expenses. Such a bill was introduced by (D. Terre and William Birchler

If passed and signed by the | Governor, the special session! would cost taxpayers an addi:

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offering to assist Iran in operating the industry. TEHRAN, IRAN—Vice Premier Hossein Fatemi said Premier Mohammed Mossadegh will leave for New “York at the head. of the Iranian delegation as soon as the

Security Council meets to take up the British complaint.

Iran sought to line up support in other countries today for the council debate and alerted military forces for any “possibility of n.” Premier Mossadegh, when told of the British appeal to the United Nations, said "Iran would “take relevant action ace cordingly” but did not elaborate.

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liver Iranian oil to foreign cuse tomers would fall on the 8000ton British Cruiser Mauritius and other British warships anchored in the Shatt El-Arab River opposite the big Iranian ofl refinery port of Abadan. Oil storage tanks surrounding the Anglo-Iranian company’s huge Abadan refinery are full to brimming awaiting customers.

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A feuding father tried to convince the wrong people he was right in an argument with his wife last night. Eugene Werden, 27, of 119% IE. Palmer 8t., faces charges for dis-

rest and is nursing injuries in General Hospital today. He tangled with police called to investigate a family quarrel. Police said Mrs. Werden, 24, told them her husband hit her

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