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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ID, 12 i STAK. Truckers' Strike CHECK THIS LISTING EACH WEDNESDAY IN THE STAR! Girl Describes j'lVomising Lead How Mother 1 1 Cancer Cure ot tt .7 Shown In Tests blwt vainer I Washington, Feb. 18 Dr. I p.

Army Plane Crash Kills 2 G6 1 Wreck Found Near Labrador Base Ties Up Freight On Ohio River Louisville, Feb. 18 -T Freight pilod up at Louisville warehouses today and one Ohio River freight line suspended operations as a result of the AFL Truck Drivers' Union strike against a score of cartage firms. Officials of the Greene Line steamers operating between here and Cincinnati announced the company had suspended operations between the two points. A picket FOB VEJEsUifS; MUSAtERS, EX-; BPJEiSi OTHER New York, Feb. 18 HP) The wreck ot a small Army C-64 plane was found by Royal Canadian Air Force searchers tonight in the snowy wastes of Labrador 160 miles north of the important American ferrying base at Goose Bay, the Atlantic division of the Detroit, Feb.

18 Little Frankie DeVore, her day in court ended, waited calmly today for the grown-up world to decide her future. A Recorder's Court jury of seven men and five women will decide whether Frankie gets her mother back or whether the blue-eyed, 9-year-old child is the daughter of a murderess. The winsome youngster, back on the witness stand for a second day of questioning, again told in her soft voice how her mother, Vera, 38, shot her father, Robert, 41. with a shotgun last Oct. 14.

I III "I I I 3 as A I I I L'-L'A-L 111 54 ATC announced. The bodies of two passengers line was established at the Greene Line terminal. MEANTIME, Pat Ansboury, business manager of the union, FOLLOWING SALES OPEN IB ALL PRIORITY CROUPS, DEALERS. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUYERS were found in the debris, the ATC said. It added it did not know the number aboard the singJe-engined, high-winged monoplane when it took off from Goose Bay at 6:46 a.m.

(CST) today tn route to Cape Harrison, about 150 miles away. Two Americans were known to be aboard the plane, the ATC said. The plane, due at Cape Harrison at 9:16 a.m., last reported its position in heavy weather at 11 a.m., when the pilot estimated tie was 15 minutes from Cape Harrison, with an hour's supply of gasoline In his tank. The C-C4 is capable of carrying from six to eight persons. said it had dropped wage demands from 25 cents an hour increase to 17 cents an hour.

The drivers are paid 85 cents an hour now and the cartage firms have offered an increase of 10 cents an hour. Union officials said about 350 truck drivers and 250 trucks are idle as a result of the strike. Deliveries have been halted on many items of merchandise, including groceries and clothing. Boy Quits School Af ler Fight Over Religion Teaching Champaign, 111., Feb. 18 VP) Twelve-year-old Terry McCollum, central figure in a suit to halt religious education classes in Champaign schools, has withdrawn from junior high school and will enter a Rochester (N.Y.) private school, local authorities said today.

The boy's mother, Mrs. Vashti McCollum, wife of a University of Illinois professor, who described herself In the suit as an athiest, charged the religion classes were an "encroachment upon the constitutional and statutory provisions of the state and nation." She charged further that the classes embarrassed her son because he was the only one in his room not attending them. The Illinois Supreme Court last month upheld a lower court decision and dismissed the case. R. R.

Spencer, medical director of the National Cancer Institute, said today "several promising leads" for the successful treatment of cancer have been uncovered and "it's only a matter of time" until the problem is solved. Dr. Spencer told a news conference, attended by members of the National Cancer Advisory Board, that these leads have come in several fields of research. The institute itself, he said, for two years has been testing synthetic chemicals. "SOME OF THESE show extremely interesting effects on animals," he said.

"One or two have been used on human beings." Dr. Spencer said the testing of the effects of the compounds on "advanced cancer patients" now is being done in co-operation with the Lankenau Hospital In Philadelphia, for the first time. Dr. A. C.

Ivy of the University of Illinois Medical School said the public shouldn't view cancer as a hopeless disease, that "the future looks very bright on the basis of the research developments. Dr. Robert S. Stone, University of California radiologist, said methods now in use "are curing thousands and thousands of cancer patients each year." Avoid Mistakes Of 1920s, Morse Warns GOP Chiefs New York, Feb. 18 CP) Senator Wayne Morse tonight urged rank-and-file Republicans to make clear to their leaders that "a return to the economic mistakes of the Republican party of the 1920s will and should mean the repudiation of the Republican party in 1948." In a speech prepared for a dinner celebrating the 55th birthday anniversary of the late Wendell L.

Willkie, the senator said Will-kie "recognized that it is the duty of a political party to stand first for sound principles and second for election." "HE KNEW THAT standing for just anythfng for election's sake, in order politically to capitalize upon the prevailing prejudices and misinformation of the people, is the surest way to weaken and betray a political party," Morse said. "I hope that the rank and file of my Republican party today," he said, "will recognize that we have yet to win the peace and that we cannot afford to adopt a partisan course of action on the national budget or trade policies or international economic Silent 35 Years, Man, 82, Speaks Bridgeport, 0., Feb. 18 (JP Al Burk, 82 years old, broke a 35-year silence today with ft thankful utterance to God "for letting me speak again." Burk's daughter-in-law, Mrs, Ada Burk, said she was amazed upon returning home to hear the man say: "I have a surprise for you." Mrs. Burk and her husband, Ellwood Bunk, said the man lost his voice in 1911 after a train accident In which he was the locomotive engineer. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED skhiki Mrs.

McCollum has said she will Don't Fail io See Jht Niw BALDWIN ACROSONIC Th Greoesf Spintt Vain of Today Immediat Delivery ra ii As the father, whom the child said she feared, lay on the floor, Frankie told her mother: "Ma, Ma, you shouldn't have done that." Then, the child recited solemnly, "She told me to call the cops." TESTIMONY IN THE sordid first-degree murder trial before Judge W. McKay Skillman ended and closing arguments began immediately. Mrs. DeVore, if convicted, faces a mandatory life term in prison. Frankie, dressed in the red skirt that she has worn since she received it as a birthday present on the opening day of the trial, sat in the esame big, oak witness chair, her legs dangling a short distance above the floor.

A red ribbon capped her light brown curls. The child, with bird-like curiosity, twisted in her seat to gaze open mouthed when attorneys argued legal points before Judge Skillman. Once she was dismissed from the room and then recalled to the stand. The little girl repeated the testimony she gave Friday that she saw her father strike her mother "lots of times" when he was drinking. Defense Attorney Max Silverman asked Frankie if her father ever stayed home from his job at the Ford Motor Company.

"Every time he'd get drunk or was sick," was the matter-of-fact reply. Hatfield Shoots, McCoy Dies; just Like Old Times Matewan, W.Va., Feb. 18 A McCoy was dead and it Hatfield was in jail today after a shooting scrape reminiscent of the storied feud that raged between the Hat-fields and the McCoys in this mountain mining country 60 years ago. Sheriff Dan Chambers reported Chief of Police Allen Hatfield, 51 years old, admitted shooting Hubert (Bay) McCoy, 28-year-old veteran and mining company employe, who died of a head wound. Chambers said Hatfield claimed self defense and told this story: Patrolman Curtis Coleman asked his help in making a routine arrest.

McCoy was at the scene and accompanied the arrested man to jail. "Bay wouldn't leave. He said the man had his hat. We got his hat. Bay still wouldn't leave.

He said he wanted the man free on bond." Jim McCoy, a brother, took bay In tow, but he broke loose and hit Hatfield. He knocked Coleman down and tried to get his pistol. "Their heads were close together but I fired from six of eight feet." Foundry Receives Rebate Of $38,029 INDIANAPOLIS STAR HI Hr M) 1.HU7 'allonal Press Building Washington, Feb. 18 The Bureau of Internal Revenue today granted claims of Golden Foundry Company, of Columbus, that it had been over-assessed $38,029 on its Income and excess profits taxes for 1943 and 1944. Joseph D.

Nunan commissioner of the Bureau of Internal Revenue, found that the over-assessment resulted from an overstatement of gross sales in the company's return, erroneous computation of its income tax and erroneous excess profits tax based on tnat report, plus interest charged on a previously asserted deficiency which was held to be not due. 8. rnn. St. T.

M. Kldrtlrk. r-rnnHMn, appeal the case to the United States Supreme Court. 200 Stale Ice Makers To Open Convention Today The 52nd annual convention of the Indiana Association of Ice Industries will open today in the Claypool Hotel and continue in session through Friday. More than 200 Iloosier Ice manufacturers are expected to attend the three-dny gathering.

Registration of members and guests will open at. 11 o'clock WATCH REPAIR Prompt Guaranteed Service FREE ESTIMATES Alinson Jewelers 47 Monument Circle TT Tl nan uccovcrinc --BREATHE EASIER Put two drops of Pcnotro Nose Drops in each nostril at the first sneeze, and breathe freer almost instantly. Soothes nasal membranes, opens cold-cloKfted nose. Use only as directed. ITEUC OCCE I INVENTORY SALE I OFFERING OR I FOR DETAILS I I Cm UrrCKCM IN DOLLARS CLOSES LISTING NO.

CONTACT: Boll and RolUr B.oring,, S.ol.d Bid J- Makes and Suet Listing 66 Cincinnati 2, O. I n-J WAA District Office Hospital and Laboratory Sterilizers $269,000. Fob. 24 sealed Bid 4300 fihh Av 472 Columbus, O. Porlabl.

and Revolving Crane, Platforn, Fixed Pric. fJS Truck, Press Tablets, Platform Skidf Offering 434 Indianapolis, Ind. I.J Cincinnati Regional Office Caskets, Snaps, Fasteners, $102,000. Feb. 25 J.

i Offering 398 Cincinnati 2, O. t' Cincinnati Regional Office Pole Climbers and Lineman'ielti $41,000. Feb. 25 A 704 oe si. Offering 409 Cincinnati 2, O.

Clw.J Cincinnati tsgional Office Gasoline Engine Driven PowenUnits $124,700. Feb. 25 ii St. Offering 438 Cincinnati 2, O. Lead Arsenate Calcium Carbide, Welding $166,400.

Feb. 25 JSC! Flux, Plastic Sheets Offering 431 Cincinnati 2, O. mj WA oc Internal Combustion Engines $58,500. Feb. 26 4300 last Fifth Ave.

Offering 454 Columbus, O. Safety Equipment, Goggles, Respirators, $46 0Q0 Fixed Price 4W3o5 Lenses, Fire Hose end Belts Offenng 372 Columbus, O. LJ Replacement Part, for Alemite tubrica. J6 Fixed Price tion Eqlupment i Offering 447 Columbus, O. r.

Anti-Aircraft Searchlights $57,800. Feb. 27 Offenng 437 Indianapolis, Ind. I inn in Phorometer with Chair, Silver Wire, waa District Office Autoclave, Drugs, Blood Transfusion $66,700. 1 Mar.

2 "'A 43o Av. Apparatus 430 Columbus, O. Welders, Blow Hand Trucks.Du,.; $,2, 000 3 Fixed Price JSIIn. Collectors, Oil Coolers Offering 441 Columbus, O. i 1 it I b-j WAA District Office Single Filled and Army Duck Rayor Cloth $40,200.

Mar. 3 2005 Northwestern Offering 435 Indianapolis, Ind. Foundry and Miscellaneous Industrial! $7, 600 Maf 5 Fixed Price Equipment Offering 440 Cincinnati 2, 0. Allen Set Steel Nurs. $3S Maf Sealed Bid Zoo u1mll Washers Offering 445 Columbus, O.

Iron Bars, Carbon Flate. Tool ISteel $77 0Q0 Maf 6 Fixed Price Tubing, Billets h. r. Strip, Flat Bars 1 5 Offering 452 Columbus, O. Dental Extration Forceps, Engine Hand' $30 Wer 6 Fixed Pric.

eWw piece, X-ray Unit Medical Cabinet Offering 460 Cincinnati 2, O. Brass Sheets, Aluminum and Bronxe LVars, 7 700. Mar. 7 Sealed Bid 7Me 0ffl Miscellaneous Non-Ferrous Items Offering 448 Cincinnati 2, O. 1 i 1 Phosphor Bronxe Cast Tubing, Mortal $165 600 Mar 7 Sealed Bid Ciruinni jegienai oc.

Sheets, Miseellaneou, Non-Ferrous Items Offering 421 Cincinnati 2, O. i S'J Cincinnati Regienal Office Precision Gauges, Fixed Tclerantei $229,000. Mar. 7 704 Sn listing 74 Cincinnati 2, O. Model No.

60 "Toglmprinter" Addressing $46,000. Mar. 10 Sealed Bid 5m Km! Machines Offering 450 Columbus, O. WAA District Office Nylon Duck, 3 Mnch $45,900. Mor.10 2 oo fifth Ave.

Offenng 473 Columbus, O. B'J Cincinnati Regional Office Ball and Roller Bearing, $233,500. Mer.10 Listing 72 Cincinnati 2, O. Cincinnati Regienal Office Continental Gasoline Engtrm $46,400. Mar.

10 S-Sakk 7J Offenng 455 Cincinnati 2, O. Cincinnati Regional Old. Diesel Engine, $100,400. Mar. 10 Offenng 470 Cincinnati 2, O.

Gas Gasoline Helmets, Fire $17,300. Mar. 10 Fixed Price 0o Extinguishers Offering 422 Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Regienal Office Flood lights, Heating Units, Buxxers, $48 200 Mar 10 Fixed Price 704 R. St.

Sockets, Globes', lamps Offering 481 Cincinnati 2, O. WAA District Office Trucks, Scooter. $140,900. Mar. 10 JS'ITkm oo last hw.

a gffenng 5Qg Columbus, O. Cincinnati Regienal Offlc. Fire Vehicle end Foam $304 600 Mer 12 Fixed Price 704 R.c. si. Types Offering 425 Cincinnati 2, O.

Cartridge, Pistol and Revolver Belts, Tents, $15 000. Mar. 12 Sealed Bid 3005 Nerthweiterti Ae. Meat Cans Offering 465 Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati Regienal Offic.

Mirrors, Bulletin Boards, Stop Watches, $19 000 Mar 12 74 Dome light lenses Offering 474 Cincinnati 2, O. 1 Cinclnnotl Regienal Office Conveyor, Electric Hoist, Double Platform $29 000 Mar 13 Fixed Price 704 Race St. Truck, Chrome Storage Tank Offering 505 Cincinnati 2, FOLLOWING SALES RESTRICTED TO PRIORITY GROUPS 1 llt 1 .1, aiaa aiaaa1aaam.ax jaaMMliaweaa wawealT Trousers, High Neck Waal Sweaters, $15,200. Mar. 11 Fixed Price 5os NerthweSIrn A.

leather Gloves Offering 458 Indianapolis, Ind. Mattress Covert, Cotton Barracks $15 000 Mar. 17 Pnt os NtSleSra Bags, Wash Clathes Offering 490 Indienapalis, Ind. this morning. President Carl G.

T. Mnnninger of Lognnsport will call the convention to order at 2 o'clock this afternoon and will review progress of the Industry in Indiana in his presidential address. WILLIAM K. (Uncle Billy) Martin of Crawfordsville, honorary life member of the association and national treasurer of the National Association of Ice Industries, will speak at the aft-ernoon session. A special trade exposition featuring manufacturers and supply dealers of the ice Industry will bo held In conjunction with the convention.

The annual banquet will be held Thursday evening and election of officers will be held Friday morning. At Navy Hospital INDIANAPOLIS STAR BURKAII 1.11)1 National Press Htillrilnit Washington, Feb. 18 Charles Calmer Hart, veteran Hoosier newspaperman-diplomat, Is recovering in the Naval Medical Center at Bethesda, after a series of ne surgical treatments which have sought to relieve him of pain from an old amputation. Mr. Hart, who left the Muncie Star 40 years ago after serving as its city editor, came to Washington and joined the diplomatic service for a distinguished career which took him to almost every American diplomatic mission in the Mediterranean and Middle East.

He is now retired. One of his Hoosier memories is that while a combination cub reporter and printer at Geneva, he gave the distinguished Indiana fiction writer, Gene Strat-ton Porter, her first press notice. PENETRD prop! Stop Scratching Relieve Itch Jiffy Sufferen from the torturing itch earned by sn, pimples, scales, scabies, athlete's foot, "factory itch, and other itch troubles, are praiains eooluw liquid D. D. D.

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D. i'rescrictioo Adv. tIEED A LAXATIVE? (tF) House Body Bans AVC Testimony Washington. Feb. 18 The House Veterans Committee today adopted a rule which members USUALLY SUNOS COMFORTINQ RELIEF IN HOUR said will bar testimony before it by representatives of the Ameri Rev.

McndczCels Missions Post South Bend, Feb. 18 UP-Appointment of the Rev. Alfred Mendez as procurator of the Holy Cross Home Missions was announced today by the Rev. Thomas A. Steiner, United States provincial of the Priests of the Congregation of the Holy Cross.

Father Mendez, a native of Chicago, resigned an appointment to the Naval Acadcmv to study for the priesthood. After being graduated from Notre Dame in 1931 he was ordained four years later. Since 1936 he has been director of the Holy Cross Mexican Missions. In his new position he will administer the fund raising for all the Holy Cross missions in the United States. Fence Roll Found can Veterans Committee.

Charles G. Bolte. national chair man of the AVC, asserted at a news conference that that was the whole purpose of the rule and blamed Representative John Rankin for its ad. i. A Three Days' Cough is Your Danger Signal Chronic bronchitis may develop It your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis is not treated and you cannot afford to take a chance with any medicine less potent than Creomulsion which goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden nhletrm snrl nM nnr.ura tn tion.

He said Rankin has a "prndoo" against AVC because it "did such a splendid 1ob" of mmd Trailer Firm Gets OK On New Building South Bend, Feb. 18 (Spl.) Construction of a $144,000 building at the northwest corner of Western Avenue and Olive Street here, to house the sales witnesses to testify against Sen ate seating of Senator Theodore G. Bilbo Because of illness, Bilbo has not pressed his claim to a seat and the Senate Near Railroad Tracks office and service department of "as not voted on whether to seat mm. the South Bend branch of the Fruehauf Trailer Company, will begin within a few days, J. B.

Richardson, branch manager, announced today. NLRB Orders Election soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Creomulsion blends beechwood creosote by special process with other time tested medicines for coughs. It contains no narcotics. No matter how many medicines you have tried, tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough, permitting rest and sleep, or you are to have your money back.

(Adv.) The announcement followed ap At Batesville Factory proval of the project by the Civilian Production Administra INDIANAPOUS STAR M'RRAr 1397 Katlonal rm BulWlnV New Castle, Feb. 18 (Spl.) i inding of a 200-pound roll of fence wire neac the Pennsylvania Railroad track a block from the downtown station here today police611' an lnvestieatlon by The roll, similar to one that wrecked a passenger train at Walton last month, was found and removed by Russell Ocker, a citv policeman. H. O. Munson, railroad agent, expressed belief the roll of wire had been carried across a side track and rlrnnnafl u.

i-s tii. i i no rv a tion. Mr. Richardson explained that the present quarters at 1901 South Main Street are too small and the company is hampered) Rkeittism Pal Pain I I tional Labor Relations Board today ordered a collective bargaining election at the Batesville Ind.) plant of Hillenbrand Industries, manufacturers of funeral supplies and hospital equipment, Needless Relict JIf with a lack of outside parking space. The company sells and services all types of commercial trailers.

in few minutes i'u mmi me mnin line at the 17th Street crossing. represented for purposes of collective hnr. "'ng dependent local Was mm bat rknuo-mm bodty Skat down-sSqM e.ony va lo siovs, mmi lass as sesau ivddmly to regain semplete fresdosj from pels, aW chancst or thai ks kas loomed set "-'yuisierers- interna- p. w' or tne United urn tura Oriental Shrine Patrol To Stage Exhibition The patrol of Tarum Court 14, Ladies Oriental Shrine, will stage an exhibition drill at the court's silver anniversary ceremonial School Bus, Truck Crash At Intersection New Castle, Feb. 18 (Spl.) Seven Middletown school pupils, a school bus driver and a milk truck driver escaped serious injury yesterday when the bus and truck collided at an intersection two miles north of Mechanicsburg.

All seven student passengers of the bus were removed to Henry iuu, The election was ordered following a hearing at Batesville last Nov. 4 at which the employer refused to mi MOOT Today fcr is Ms u-sm for anyone to wflsr frota ifcsMaotlc or aturitis mIm. So wsjv tuffar nattier day irwa Hie aoonv of mil BaMid oHmml i nursaay atternoon in the Travertine Room of the Lincoln Hotel. ine DBtrol wna nwnlj Contact listed WAA Soles Office lor detailed information on ony ol obove soles, ipecilyino lisiino Offering Number. WATCH FOR ADVERTISEMENTS OF OTHER WAA SURPLUS PROPERTY SALES NOT LISTED ABOVE OR CONTACT v.

qui.iceU 1 20 by Mrs. ITnrrv Un whs yon son secure MUSCIE-RU1, mt sow proparo. I Mm that sot only relisvsi the pah sf rtWimatiin ot one lumbago, was loronou, sprains, as sll si Its Im sorlow lamtaeu of mudti and iotnhf fho snHrs MUSCLE-DUt tmaemtr Ii rimplo Mould, aaHsd dVotihVy Ss ks Umas, shoulders, nock, tost kad whororor Ms trouWo any ks. e'ectlon is to be held br da Hillen. Mh.

is a. combination the ainnVpe andjhe Company, inc. 'J "ci-5- yaav high priestess of Tarum Court County Hospital for treatment of minor injuries but only one, Marl lyn Teter, 16 years old, remained ana grand representative. 2 Die In Alaskan Fire i RHEUMATISM PAINS Wo ansa only Mm! yos oiatw Nth tosh MWSCll-W ow oSMotaakla al any etna slot, toy today. Via ooo-kotf Mm.

betne, and yoa for observation for possible internal Injuries. The bus was driven by James A raxa tlms-titrf viutlis OM not aaioaad and dolia btas) wltk mo fosoHt, Ancnorage. Alaska. Fih 18 Griffls of Middletown and the truck by James Austin of Ander VUdt MM of aBd dlMOnUort RhSUmaflam senna Mm romalnJitf kaM to yaw drvtfll't (UP)--Two unidentified barn Yr asuCUJM LMm- P. Must do the work tn son.

The truck turned over sev' eral times. satisfaction or your money refunded. Why W1NTVB for WINTtR.x Tablsta. 100 for IJ.00. Cau-tlon.

use only as rtir.rt.rt h. a win refund yoar money. Tat price la 49eJ burned to death and three others Mt ana ii.n for tone, family Hok were critically injured when fire dh company and all od dru, of undetermined origin roared aWrfsWMVSCii.it vi through the two-story wooden Palace Hotel here today. CMS Regional Office 704 race Cincinnati 2, ohio. ounbor 2200 Residents of South Side can rlara thrlr Star Want Ads at The Bur's South Slds Offlcs, 1042 Virginia Ave.

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