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FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1W8. THE CHILLICOTHB ON TIT I N- TR IBU NE, CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI PAGE FIVE NO INJUNCTION INMEAT TIEUP President Truman Is Depending on Mediation to End the Strike. WASHINGTON, May 3 President Truman said yesterday he did not end the eight-week-old packinghouse workers strike by injunctions such as were used against atomic energy and the soft coal miners. Instead, government conciliators will try again to settle the strike, at conferences beginning Saturday in Chicago. Cyrus S.

Ching, head of the federal mediation and conciliation service, said a panel of mediators will arrange meetings with representatives of the striking C.I.O. packinghouse workers and the major packers there. President Truman was asked yesterday if the failure of conciliation meetings had changed his mind on the necessity for seeking an injunction. He replied that no new move was planned yet. Another angle of the strike developed yesterday when Chairman Hartley New Jersey, of the house labor committee ordered an investigation of violence reported in Kansas City, last week, Dodging Bullets to Get Pictures WOOL J.

N. Peters pays highest market price for all grades. Located at Jameson and Street, old Fourth Ward School HOMC. Res. Phone 570 He named Representative Hoffman Michigan, to head a three- man subcommittee to make the check.

Meanwhile, in Chicago, the United Packinghouse Workers sued the "big four" meat packers yesterday for damages in connection with the strike. The union claimed in the action filed in federal court that the Cudahv, Swift and violated I contract provisions affecting senior- ity, vacation and sick pay. TWINS WERE BORN 114 HOURS APART CHEYENNE, May 7. UPK- Birth of the second of twin girls 114 hours after the arrival of the first child was disclosed here today. The girl was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Ross at Memorial ros- pital here yesterday. The first twin was born last "Friday. The girls were the first born to the couople. The twin who was born April 30, Sharon Lynn, weighed 5 pounds and 9 ounces at birth.

Her sister, Karon Lynn, weighed in at 4 pounds and L--. David S. Boyer, left, NEA-Acme staff correspondent in Palestine, talks with Abu Seif, an officer in the Arab Liberation Army in Jerusalem. Boyer's camera has recorded some of the best photographs of the fighting to come out of Palestine. Urges Return of MacArthur NEW YCHK, May Gen.

Jonathan M. Wainwright, retired, hero of Batsan, Thursday sent a 10 ounces. Hospital attaches said cablegram to Gen. Douglas MacAr- both little girls were "perfect." Doc- thur in Tokyo urging him to return tors said such births were unusual." "most Constitution-Tribune Want-Ads Pay PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Monday, May 10,1:30 p. m.

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possible return of gasoline rationing in six months was hinted today by a House committee. A serious oil shortage faces the country, and rationing is in sight unless a voluntary program of conservation works within the next six months, said a report released by the House armed services committee. The report was written by a subcommittee headed by Representative Short of Missouri, Democorat, which has heard forty-nine witnesses in thirty public and private hearings. "We cannot fly jet air fleets on undiscovered oil," the report said, adding that if a war started now the nation would be short 3 million day.at..the.beginning. TRUCE OFFER IS REJECTED i A Move to End the Battle in the Holy Land Ends In Failure.

WASHINGTON, May i A new American attempt to stop the fighting in Palestine has been rebuffed by both Jews and Arabs, it was learned Thurs'day. But President Truman declared every possible effort is still made through the United Nations to get the Holy Land crisis settled. The president discussed the situation briefly at a news conference shortly after other officials disclosed that American representatives at the United Nations in New York gave Jews and Arabs a four point truce proposal on Monday. This proposal specified that: 1. The United Nations assembly's special session on settlement of the Palestine problem be suspended for 10 days.

2. Both Jews and Arabs to a general cease-fire order for the 10-day period. 3. The British agree to extend their rule over Palestine for 10 days beyond May 15, the date on which they now are scheduled to surrender their mandate. 4.

President Truman should provide a special plane to transport to Palestine Jewish and Arab representatives and members of the Belgian-French-United States truce commission to negotiate a truce and report back to the general assembly at the end of the 10-day period. 109th annual convention of the Missouri Disciples of Christ elected these officers at its closing session I yesterday: I Harvey Baker Smith, Marshall, president; Mrs. Clark Buckner, Han- nibal, and Guy Cowden, Springfield, i vice-president; Mrs. J. R.

Eldon, recording secretary, and James H. Tilsley, Kansas City, gen- I eral secretary. Next year's convention will be at Joplin May 5-8. HALT TO GI DANCING Michigan Finds Courses No Longer Occupational Training LANSING, May 7.VP)—The State of Michigan yesterday stopped the music for GI dancing at govern! ment expense. Backed by four veterans organizations, the State Department of Public Instruction ordered eight dancing schools to discontinue teaching under the GI bill of rights when current courses are completed.

A spokesman said the classes originally were part of an occupational training program but had developed into purely ballroom dancing for social purposes. CONVENTION CLOSES SEDALIA, May 7. The Once, in a Lifetime Some things happen but once in your lifetime. If you wish to preserve the occasion, you should have a reliable photographer record it for you. You may forget but a photograph never does.

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