The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

BLTTHET1L1JB (ARK.) OOTOIBft WEWI TUESDAY, APRIL ft, IfM Tib Netftii't Great Lakes Iron Shipping Gets Late Start; Output Down By SAM DAW8ON IT. PAUL, Minn. (AP) A once ugly duckling is taking the first bows of this tardily np into ft Great Lakes iron ore shipping season and may be taking the last ones years hence first cargo pushing toward the Eastern steel mills today is a load of taconite despised poor relation of the rich Mesabi iron range. But you steel from if it costs more to iron. this year the irott and steel industry's closest ment be paid to taconite, although its share in steel making may be email for some time.

for ttoe traditional iron ore cargoes on the lake is fairly slim right now. Stvtl companies with offices mines in the Mesabi range northern Minnesota may not at all this spring. And over the horizon of tomorrow are pointing the prows of iron- ore-laden craft from Labrador and from Venezuela-to challenge the long reign of the Mesabi. Xtttle Appeal Before Taconite is a hard red rock with iron in it. But the iron has been ao hard to pry loose that its as the Mesabi range could be tapped easily for its huge store of rich, freely handling iron ore.

From the Mesabi has come most of the nation's iron for generations. And there's lots more there to be mined and shipped down the lakes to the steel mills that flourish near he coal fields. Steel making requires both iron and coal and must But two world wars with their have -shown the nation that even the Mesibi iron range isn't inexhaustible. And the iron industry has looied two ways: to Venezuela, Liberia and' Labrador, where it found new iron deposits; and to Minnesota's plentiful but stubborn taconite. The industry has finally developed a process for crushing the hard rock and extracting the iron ore which it says is Steel companies, with an eye on mother rock had little appeal to I the day when taconite could be the iron and steel masters so long their chief sources, particularly in Building Permits md Real Estate Transfers Five building permits were issued by the city engineer last week including two for residences and three lor additions to residences.

Lovadt Jones received a permit for the construction of a five-room $4,500 Iraine residence at 1622 Charlene while Eddie B. David was granted a permit for the construction of a five-room brick veneer residence valued at $10,000 at 621 Pecan street. The three additions to residences were granted to Marvin Chappel, one-room frame addition for $2,000 mt 1134 West Main; E. D. Ferguson, a $400 one-room frame addition at 1208 South Thompson; and Bud Johnson, a $300 one-room from addition at 626 Mississippi.

Real estate transfers recorded in the circuit clerk's office here last week Norman and Lois Rouls and Henry Winnona Rouls to Joel W. Route, for $10 and other consideration, all interest in a tract of land 400 by 210 ft. in half, SE quarter, Sec. 28-T16N-R9K Max and Annie Logan to Richard and Virginia Milton, for $7,850, Lot, 8, Block John B. Walker Second Subdivision.

Max and Annie Logan to Eric and Willie Hall, for $10 and other consideration, Lot 7, Block 3, Parkview Addition. L. C. and Lennie Dorris to Bertie and Irby Hawks, for $10 and other consideration, 33 acres in NW quarter, Sec. 36-T16N-R10E.

R. F. and Leila Kirshner to Eve-J rett B. and Johnnie Gee, for $100, 100 It. SW quarter, Sec 3-T15N- R11E.

James and Cathleen Rhodes and Porter and Willie Smith, to Louis and Wilmoth Lendennie, for $500, Lot 19, Block 8, David Acres Subdivision. Homer and Lillie Hall to Ray and Bertha Curtwright, for $1 and other consideration, a Lot 50x100 ft. of Lot 5P, Sec. 31-T15N-R9E. W.

E. and Margret Ringer to Billy and Twila Steed, for $2.500, 25 ft. of Lot 1, and 30 ft. of Lot 2, Block Nelson Addition to Leachville. Elmer and Maude Pruitt to Marvin and Ruth Smith, for $400, 66 of Lots 12 and 13, Block Hollandale Addition.

Casey and Lois Adams to Ethel and Arthur Harris, for $1,400, part of Lot 3, Block 11, Bugg Addition. Drainage Dist. 17 to W. R. Bryant, for $2.000, 150 acres in Sec.

20-T14N-R8E. Ban Lifted CINCINNATI The Cincinnati city council has lifted its ban against persons more than 10 years old continuing on their jobs. They now may work as long as they are physically fit. Gets Children; Called 'Loving and Devoted Mother' NEW YORK UP) Rita Hayworth ment on the neglect case. wartime, are investing millions in developing the process and building 1 the plants needed.

The first shipment of taconite is now on its way to the iron foundries. Taconite is shipped in the form of small pellets of very high- grade ore, extracted in the Minnesota concentration from the low-grade rock ore. The Great Lakes ore fleet carried a record 93 million tons of Mesabi are last year. This year a total of 73 million tons is estimated. Operating: well below ca- qucity, steel mills' appetite for iron has been pickish of late.

And stocks of iron ore, brought down last fall before ice closed the lakes, are still piled 15 per cent higher than a year ago, and represent a five-month supply. The big steel companies only now are sending out their first ore- laden ships, about a month later than last year, although the lakes have been freed of ice. Some iron miners look with suspicion on the proposal to open the Great Lakes to ocean traffic through the St. Lawrence. They know that big deposits of Labrador iron are about to be tapped, and that a railroad to bring them to the north bank of the St.

Lawrence will soon be completed. Some fear the competition of that Labrador ore with Mesabi ore at the Lake Erie ports near the steel mills. But advocates of the St. Lawrence project point out that the water distance would be about the same for either ore cargo; and that the Labrador ore would first have to travel by rail from the mine to the boat, giving the Minnesota' ore a cost advantage. And then there's taconite.

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The glamorous movie star is "a loving and devoted mother," declared the judge in announcing disposition of charges that the children had been neglected. He was quoting one former husband, actor Orson Welles. The neglect case was worked-out in a three-hour private Conference yesterday with Children's Judge George W. Smyth in surburban White Plains. Present were representatives of the Westchester County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, which filed the complaint on which the case was based.

Charges Dismissed Smyth, who had placed the children in protective custody of the court last Friday but" left them in the care of their governess, returned them to their mother. The charges of neglect were dismissed but the court agreement required Miss Hay worth to concede there had been at least a technical basis for the charge. The girls, Yasmin, 4, and Rebecca, 9, had been left in the care of the governess, Mrs. Dorothy Chambers, while Rita went to Florida for a two-week vacation with her husband, crooner Dick Haymes. The neglect petition, never made public, was filed after two neighbors complained that the children were not properly supervised as they played outside Mrs.

Chambers' White Plains home. It's a neighborhood with heavy traffic, business establishments, motels and gasoline stations. Prince Aly Khan, father of Yasmin, sent his lawyer into the conference to help his former wife fight the neglect charges. The prince stayed behind at Rita's White Plains hotel to play with his little daughter and afterwards reported, "I had a wonderful time. I spent the afternoon on my knees on the floor." Prince Wants Princess He declined to make any corn- He flew to New York from California yesterday and got to White Plains just in time for a visit with Miss Hay worth, Haymes and the children before the judge's conference.

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