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(Coninasd From Page One) parked his car” near the Dean) home and noticed a man carrying | “uled to be taken today and tomor- # paper bag under his arm. When row, wers not expected now for ih, child's dismembered body was two or three more days becauss of round ‘the torso was wrapped in “publicity” connected with the case. 3 hrown paper bag. Heirens' parents, “Mr. and Mrs.| tn his statement, the George Helrens, were sald to have press Jearned, _ Heirens advised the attorneys to do “what-|that the Degnan slaying was over is best.” premeditated—that he planned to Earlier Mr. Tuohy had said that kidnap and kill the little girl as he “definitely” would place evidence the simplest way of Pouetning a before a grand jury in an effort to /$20,000 ransom. obtain. indictments charging Heir-| His hope of collecting ransom ens with the Degnan murder and wag thwarted when the discovery the “lipstick” slaying of ex- “WAVE of dismembered parts of the child's Frances n. body a few hours later turned he said he needed “more Chicagn police loose on their great. ashi bg on the knife slaying est manhunt. last summer of Mrs. Josephihe Ross In the two other, and earlier, before it would be in shape for the’ killings, Heirens' admissions showed |that the aggressive, primitive side Heirens, who has been charged of his nature had taken control, formally with 24 burglaries and five forcing him to kill to avoid being assaults during a fantastic dual) discovered in other crimes, Both career as ‘a fun-loving, religious Miss Brown and Mrs. Ross were student and a primitive, maddened slain after they surprised the youth| criminal, was disclosed by the in the act of looting their apart-| United Press Monday to have ad- ments, | mitted orally the three murders. | Psychiatrists who have examined George Subgrunski, one of 13 per- the husky, maladjusted college sons placed strategically in the jury youth have pronounced him sane box when Heirens was arraigned on! but found evidence of a schizophburglary and assault charges, sald renic, or “split” personality. he saw Heirens near the Degnan | Heirens looked upon himself as

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president of Armour & Oo. din | ‘puted claims that meat prices will | soar out of reach of the average | family. He sald such arguments

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| George Murmans he could rob and Were running well ahead in primary | kill and commit the most primitive | races in Arizona, Arkansas and| : Yyoming. To Help Relieve Constipation! | of erimes. 1 I bile oy flow freely every day | The burglary and assault charges | Slow tabulation methods held up inte your intestines—constipation vith | against Heirens were continued in| returns, but Governor Sidney P.

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C. I. O. United Auto Workers staged anti-inflation mass meetings

; its mental dullness, a half | iminal court yesterday until Aug. | Osborn appeared certain of a fourth at Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland and 1 Er fasting cftan result. So take Dr | after his attorneys od they | term, according to unofficial reports Toled:: yesterday: More than 25,000 }

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Three Renominated unless congress revived price conIncumbents Senator Ernest W.|irqs

McFarland and Reps. John R. Mur-{ At Detroit, U. A. W. President | dock and Richard Harless, all Dem- walter P. Reuther called for an | orats, also were renomingted in |airtight buyers’ strike to drive prices |the Democratic primary. down. Nearly 3000 ©. I. O. workers

TOP QUALITY T00! Arizona Republican capAdidates at a Chicago demonstration took | were unopposed | this pledge:

What more can you ask ~a known | In Wyoming State Treasurer Earl “1 will fight higher prices. I will Wright forged ahead of his oppo- [nat pay higher rents. I will buy make piano of proven quality at

nent [former Governor Nels Smith.'only what I absolutely’ need.” X A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD! | jee.

the Republican gubernatorial! Dun & Bradstreet reported yes-. | terday that its daily weighted | (Pre-Owned—Reconditioned—Guaranteed) With 393 of the state's 877 pre- price index had reached the highest | cincts reported, Mr. Wright had point since 1932, when the index | 8718 votes, compared with 6293 for (first was compiled. Based on an | Mr, Smith, (average of 100 points for the years Hunt Is Opponent | 1930-32, the index stood yesterday The winner will meet Governor at 220.67, or 21 points more than Lester C. Hunt who defeated Mr. Monday's 229.46. Smith in 1942. Mr. Hunt was un-| Record prices for livestock were opposed for renomination, | reported yesterday at Chicago, East | Similar lack of contests assured|sSt. Louis, Ill, Indianapolis, Omaha the renomination of Incumbent and South St. Paul, Minn. ! Senator’ Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D.)|y Fve loads of choice steers sold and Harry Henderson, Republican, for $25.78 in Ohieago, 75 cents more for the senatorial post. than the all time high set Monday. Rept. Brooks Mays and Oren Chicago hog prices reached the | Harrie held = substantial leads on nighest level since July, 1919, the basis of unofficial primary re-| Ay Washington, however, the Returns from Arkansas, publican congressional food study! committee asserted that the “act{ual” cost of food in Washington

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JV) SAN FRANCISCO, July 17 (U.! The committee's statement was | P.) --Mayor Roger Lapham won a based on a survey of the price of OL SALE S R 0 oM resounding vote of confidence to-| 20 typical “market basket” items |

day as voters rejected a recall mo- on the last day of OPA and the| tion and elected to keep him in of- price prevailing Monday. In makfice for the remaining 18 months of ing the comparison, the committee * his four-year term. added to OPA ceilings what it de-| Complete returns from the city's scribed as the “invisible” price in

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M. Kemp asking an explanation of the space" heating. rate increase, Its previous attempts to extract information from the utility on the disposition of net operating revenue have met a cool reception from utility: executives, Manager Kemp explained that

“the steady rise in the cost of other fuels has caused a run on gas heating all over the country.” “One city after another,” he said, “has found it necessary to restrict | the use of gas as a house heating

fuel until plant or main transmission capacity has been given a chance to expand with the demand, | Equipment Moved Here “Milwaukee, serving manufactured gas, Chicago, serving mixed | gas, and Consumers Power Co, of | Michigan and Michigan Consoli- |

dated Gas Co. in all the towns and, extent that my

cities in which these concerns serve’ natural gas, including Detroit, have found It necessary to take iia steps, “As these cities instituted re-| strictions, equipment for sale there was. moved to Indianapolis, causing an increase in gas heating customers far beyond our immediate | capacity to serve, The management of

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Mr, Barkley's office,” carte into the Erie Basin office “dozens of times" ~—usually to see Murray Garsson, Mrs, Bates also testified that Albert W, Jacobson, war department attorney, came into the office twice to- see Mr. Freeman while she worked there. Mr, Jacobson prepared for the committee a report on the combine | which committee members said was | |a “whitewash” of the 16-firm syn- | dicate, Mr, Jacobson, who preceded Mrs. Bates on the witness stand, admitted that portions of his report “do not reflect the true situation” now, but said this was not done “pur- | posely or deliberately.” He accused the commitiee of (“publicly humiliating” him, and said he had been “castigated ‘and {maligned and degraded to the health has been damaged to an irreparable extent--and all without justification.” | Mrs. Bates said there were five {men in the Erie Basin Washington | office—Mr, Freeman, Mr. Garsson. Office Manager Louis Sarelas, and | two returned army officers, A, M.! {Heritage and A. J. Delaney,

Col. Patrich Powers was called briefly to identify a war department indorsement of a $4,500,000

GREENSBURG. Ind. July 17 (U.'yylity feels its owes a duty to advance government payment to

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