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Bed > CABBIE John Holliday and his wife, Mary, are running down scores of leads for an apartment in Columbus, O., instead of applying for a separation. A city housing project

had turned him down because he was making too much money. It told him, however, he -

could get an apartment if he and § . y his wife were legally separated Ite d een Mr. Holliday took his problem to

The Colubus Citizen. a Scripps- A Howard newspaper. It published the story. Housing leads poured 00 ar ym 0 : in. Said Mrs. Holliday, “I feel like a bride again. So many Continued From Page One

people phoned to help us . ,

* x a votes—his family-—"and I can’t . be too sure of them.” Qil in Fun EO a. “ARTHY h A Mr. McKinney said he would GLENN McCARTHY, the oll meet with Guy Gabrielson, Na-

and hotel-millionaire, took off far Paris with putlieny Agent Johnny, nésday in Chicago to select a site yer on on Bo es pus Bo hia in the Windy City for the National plane in New York, Mr. McCarthy Conventions of both parties,

handed as “asinine” reports he They are considering the Sta-

would sign Egvptian beily dancer dium or the Amphitheater in § Samia Gamal for appearances at Chicago. Both parties intend to his lavish. Shamrock Hotel in‘use the same place, and share ex

penses, ox + Mr. McKinney gaid one of the A NEW Republican elephant first steps he will take.as boss &f was “born” in a swank Boston the Democratic Party iz to devise hotel as a group of amused Demo- a business administration of the crats looked on. Massachusetts party when it is reorganized. GOP Chairman Daniel Tyler Jr., He said also that on all patronwho “fathered” the stunt, chris- age. for federal jobs on commis-

Houston, Tex.

tened the new arrival “Miss GNP" sions, bureaus and agencies, the —<for “Grand New Party.” party will now screen all candi et alt : dates. The best men will be BRITAIN tightened Security | i ved" he said. checks today after learning 2° Mr. McKinney said he did not young Frenchman had “joined” , ~~ vo he was taking with

its army ‘on recent maneuvers pi. io run the party. He said if and wangled an assignment any local people are qualified, I carrying messages. “Pvt” Jacques in give them “every consideraLevin was nabbed when thei n for the S80-0dd jobs at

motorcycle he stole after the pemgcratic headquarters. But, he

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By ANDY OLOFSON Times Staff Writer . . ENGLISH, Ind., Nov. 3—S8chool children are learning their three R's in a converted chicken house in. the wild, scenic topsy-turvy-land of nearby Johnson Township. And the 36 pupils must lug their own water supply-each day. The ‘water from the well at the “school” has been condemned as unfit for human consumption

But the beaming youngsters think they're lucky. They think they have the finest one-room

schoolhouse in Crawford County a view shared by many officials. The hen-house school situation is the result of the still-unex-plained burning of two of the township's three. one-room school hoyses this fall. Everyone agrees the fires were set deliberately. Whodunnit and why? Those are just two more unanswered questions to be added to the mystery-laden saga of Crawford County. Strange things have been happending in this southern Indiana hill ccuntr? for years—fires, killings, disappearances, Few ever have been explained. So it is with the schoolhouse fires that came 24 hours apart as the new school year was to start in 8eptember. ' Officials suspect the blazes were set by disgruntled

Walker and Marilyn Hohn enazt parents. But they have been able

to prove nothing The

school-less

left 36 -voungsters Township Trustee Kenneth Speedy had to do something. The $2200 insufance money

fires

Schricker Blasts Hard at Clark

falls far short of justifying any

,rebuilding plans Assessed values in the sprawlIng township are so low tax reve-

wi s ended, broke down. ‘as ne Southport seniors Will prese BF game g added. he Wasnt Soup lo create! Southport seniors will present Amati . nue is negligible. The countryside . 2 jobs for political friends the play, “Men Are Like Street- Continued From Page One is begutitl bot economically. nil The Human Heart Democratic circles were buzz- cars” at 8 p. m. Friday in the rebel Democrats they would once =~ TL Low. ee WILLIAM R. SMITH, 22, who ing with reports that Mr. Me- high school. again be welcome in the Bayt unofficial mayor of the South hitchhiked 2500 miles from Cali- Kinney would take Muncipal [ead roles are taken by Jo Ann CAMP. Side. who said—"Bayt stands for

fornia to square himself with the Court Judge Joseph Howard with law before his child is born, him as adviser, but he said: " “showed the proper spirit.” I'm going to try to surround said a Muskegon, Mich.. judge MYSelf with men who are as loyal who continued his probation. | © me as Joe Howard but I don't Smith left Michigan in violation KROW if he fits into the picture of parole with his wife, he said, ‘Pere. I haven't discussed it. “because my parents tried to Sh break up our marriage.” »

= = A BOARDINGHOUSE keeper, 47, and the mother of 22 children, has married a 22-year-old roomer. She was Mrs. Elsie May Marshall, Lovers Lane, Newark. Eng. Iniang two by drownin 1944, the U. 8. magazine Look! Th, weather nok chose her as the typical working specia British housewife. Robert Kerry storm a of Ireland was the groom. *

- ” ” FLIRTING in a tobacco processing plant in a “people’s republic” not only is illegal —it’s feudalistic. Sg a Stalinist judge has ruled in Canton, China. Communist foreman Kuo Ping-sun got a tongue I ng for making eyes at-a, ety girl who shredded tobacco

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Toll of Deaths Laid to Cold

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dead in weather-caused accidents

issued a warning concerning the nd expressed concern for “duck hunters who may be caught on open water.” Many football called off. ; Pavements were so slick at Rockford, Til, that police were deluged with reports on collisions. Officers asked motorists to come pérsonally to headquarters to report minor accidents so telephone lines could be kept free for calls

= = = A HAN 11-year-old Filipino girl, On Serious crashes. lung and stomach pierced by The severe cold was disastrous! ng pins, was due in San !0 Texas’ truck crop in the Rio Prancisco today for an emer- Grande Valley. Record low temgency operation. peratures killed half of the area's

Clark Backers snap beans and lima beans. The Seek to Link McKinney

games were

potatoes. 3000 acres of peppers, and fields of eggplant and squash At Laredo, Tex., 2300 acres of {tomatoes valued at $1 million {were wiped out. Farmers had | planned to harvest the tomatoes { Monday.

Ifreeze also nipped 2000 acres of

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were: Dr. Budd is only one of the = Former Congressman Andrew HEBER 1. CLEVENGER . . Jacobs, who said— "If the citizens many entertaining characters ‘ : . . ’ ._ of Indianapolis don't elect Phil ACCOUNTING in a new comic strip. Chris "00 get what they deWelkin, Planeteer, starts to- serve. And ‘brother. will thev SERVICE morrow . , , exclusively in The get it "| 609 Guaranty Bldg. 11-5943 Times. Louis C. (Uncle Louie) Brandt

Ward several weeks ago because grafter or a crook,’ of his close association with Judge said. “We should get rid of them

Schricker at the South Side rally

Desnocrats, who two weeks ago progress.”

were hurling insults at each other Earlier Gov. Schricket warmed embraced in display of solidarity to his attack on Judge Clark by at both meetings paying tribute to Mayor Bayt's

A 40-piece band tooted between ‘progressive’ city administration speeches designed to show the re- and by getting a chuckle out of cent elevation of Mr. McKinney to the overcoated crowd that braved the national political scene a chill wind, icy streets and snow patched up any breaks that might to get to the meeting have existed in party ranks. Usually Mrs. Schricker and I The most notable sign of peace save Saturday nights to get between the once-warring factions acquainged, = the Governor said of the Democratic party was the “We set around the house eat

assertion by Marion County popcorn and talk about the chilDemocratic chief Paul McDuff dren. Maybe take a bath.” that Municipal Judge ,Joseph McKinney There Howard would work for the election of Mayor Bayt in his old 12th But he soon got down .to the

rongly Re- subject at hand, saying how un- : usual it was to have such a “clean as Indianapolis. : never had any use for a * the Governor

Ward, which includes publican Indiana Ave. Judge Howard Democratic chairman of the 12th

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Clark. With the appointment of all before they ruin our Mr, McKinney. his close friend Here we have a fine, clean adand confidante, Judge Howard ministration. Let's keep it “that ame back to the Democratic fold. way.” - Another peace move was seen The other Democratic affair in the active Democratic cam- was held at the Athenaeum where

paigning of two of Judge Clark's Mr. McKinney made his first pub-

ormer law partners, Henry O.ilc appearance since getting the

Henie) Goett and David M. top Democratic post. He later preLewis, dicted a victory for Maver Bayt Other - speakers besides GOV. yy hetween 7000 and 10.000 votes.

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Mr. Speedy tried.to rent several vacant business buildings in Eckerty. Insurance men refused. to cover the buildings, since school-house-burning seemed in. such vogue. Then Therral Norman came to the rescue. He had just completed a 48x16 - foot concrete block building, intended originally for raising chickens. He offered the building for a temporary schoolhouse. The windows provide adequate light for the poultry world, but the interior is a bit dim for educational purposes. There is one big electric bulb at one end of the room. A large pot-bellied stove in the center provides the heat. When The Times visited the school, the regular teacher, Paul Speédy. cousin of the trustee, was playing hookey — hunting deer. But W. A. Dillard, his predecessor as teacher a year ago, was filling in. . It's Better

Genial Mr. Dillard said frankly the hen-house school was superior to the now-destroved Conner School where he taught last year, The pupils unanimously agreed, The township trustee, however, ruefully admits the school problem is a big headache. “We thought about consolidating Johnson, Patoka and Union Townships and building a combined school,” he said. “But officials tell us that we still cannot raise enough money in the three townships to meet today's building costs.” The hen-house is temporary Mr. Speedy said. But he could give no, idea when or how other arrangements could be made. < He said no one from the office of state superintendent of public Instruction had been down to help counsel the worried township officials. y

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