Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1950 — Page 2

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Leukemia Victim Taking Penicillin

By DONNA MIKELS Times Staff Writer

NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 24—|

Little leukemia victim - Jerry’

Dunaway was still under the weather with a cold bug today. The: seven-year-old . boy was £till in good condition after treat-| ment with: wonder drug ACTH. The Indianapolis .Times sécured| the rare drug for him and flew! him to New. York for hospitaliza-| tion and treatment early this month. . However; doctors were giving him penicillin shots for his cold and hiz mother, Mri. Ruby Dunaway, sald he “wasg't feeling. so well" . . Condition Unchanged The second Indianapolis leuKemia victim to go to New York for treatment with ACTH, 11-year-old Tyrone (Tony Diggin, is still receiving ACTH shots and his condition. is reported unchanged Both bovs were doomed to die within a few months until arrangements were made to secure ACTH for then The Variety Club of Indianapoliz financed Tony's treatment ACTH. a newly. discovered hog hormone drug is not a cure for incurable leukemia but has been used with some success in checking the cancer of the bisod |

Truman Weighing Western Tour |

‘Whistle Stop’ Talks Would Be Scheduled

WASHINGTON, Feh. 24 (UP) | ~-President Truman may make | another transcontinental “whistle stop” train trip this spring i He told his news conference] yesterday he is considering a West Coast trip to dedicate the| Grand Coulee Dam in Washing-| ton. If he goes. he said, he | would make speeches hoth on the! way out and on the way back. | Although Mr. Truman has sald! the trip would be nonpolitical it was understood he would leave! the Capital well before the end of May. This would mean he would be | ~passing...through...states before, Democratic nominees are chosen | in primaries. Mr. Truman long has insisted | ‘that he would keep hands off all} primaries except in his own state | —of Missouri. But politicians- WOR - dered how he could make many | “whistle stops” without becom-| ing involved to some extent In! Intraparty races. He could make speeches on broad domestic topics withou® reference to local issues. Buf he would -be under constant pressure from Democratic primary candi-| dates to join. him in public ap-| pearances,

1 Dead, 1. Hurt i In Old-Fashioned : Western Duel |

KNOX CITY, Tex. Feb. “2 AUP) Authorities. sought--today to learn what started an old style Western pistol duel that ended in

death for one. man..and the...

wounding of the other The duelists. met yesterday in an alleyway in this small west Texas town. Kach fired six shots. City Marshal George Hardberger said the duelists were Guy Milford, a Knox City cafe operator, and Lee Wampler There, were no witnesses to the duel, | which Milford was killed. o n » “UNTIL WE can find someone who might have seen the duel, we. won't know very much about the details,” Hardberger said. "Milford’s aim was bad. Five of his shots went wild and the other tore into the fleshy part of Wamp ler's hip. Wampler shot with a steady] eye and each bullet struck Mil-! ford’'s body. He died “on the Fg IAPR rE SE SEE

“Philip D. Armour Jr. | Reports Kidnap. Threats

CHICAGO, Feh. 24 (UP) Philip D. Armour” Jr., member of |¢

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the wealthy meat packing family, |

notified police today that he had received: a series of telephoned | threits to Kk idnap “his three ~young chitdron A heavy police. guard was posted by Deputy Chief of De-| tectives William Touhy .at the. Armour apartment one ¢‘hicago's. Lake Shore Drive. Roving squads cruised the' neighborhood. scrutinizing any! strangers who sought- entrance to the _building in which Mr. Armour’'s apartment is located The. Armours live on the 22d floor Mr... Armour, it was learned, | was holding a blue steel revolver) when he met detectives he summoned to his apartment. Mrs, Armour was reported to| be in California. : { - — | Motorcycle - Rider | Suffers Broken Ankle

A young motorcycle rider was, reported. in’ fair condition in Gen-|’

eral Hospital today following an accident at East and Merrill Sts. Otis Pryor, 21, of 914 English Ave; suffered a broken left ankle when his vehicle collided with a! car driven By Jack C. Cooney, 24,! Greenfield, police , said. | | | 1

Oil “Painting “Exhibit Scheduled Mar. 13

. An _ exhibit of oil paintings by] Chester A. Grisson Jr., 1660 Mar-| - tindale ‘Ave, wil be held at H.| - Lieber Co, Monday through Mar. 13.

: Mr. “Grisson won “honorable : mention with a portrait of his! mother in a recent exhibit ay

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