Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1950 — Page 12

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sons Blocks oh = 5-Year Jail Term Atomic Bomber © Red China Cargo But Drivers Still Face Overload Problem (Crashes Into Sea

Ore, Oct. 28 ~The third major storm | Yoda m ares 130 Tr Won't Let Ship | Appeal to Schricker Father of Two E Navy Believes A A en Cor Es Load Petrolatum . Brings Action Couldn't Pay Fine Two Lives Lost cade Noustal snow squall. of Pay “ itp . 8. Bureau rei PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28 (UP). Truck ‘driver Frank DiDonatis' The driver didn’t know it was" ASHINGTON, Oct. 28 UP) ns . Sather storm. was Customs officials today refused probably won't have to serve tive! | overloaded when he started. He One of the Navy's atomic bomb- | 70 ing toward the coast and will to allow a merchant ship bound years in the Elkhart County Jail gw % i the bill of lading--ers, a 17-ton AJ-1 capable of car- strike northern California, Orefor Communist Chiha to load 2a 3t Goshen. : — exh ey I hicago. rier landings aud akeotis, has gon and Washington tomorrow cargo of 18,000 gallons of petro-| But the situation that earned as soon as you hit the open high- Syashed two lives. the i fis b ree ais Jtursing _—

latum, which could be used for him the sentence—overioading of military purposes. a big truck stil hangs over hei Customs men appeared at the DNéads o ousanas o colpier on the Philadelphia water. leagues all over the United States. | front where the Isbrandtsen Shin- _ Mr. DiDonatis was arrested near #58 ping Co.'s Flying Cloud was wait- Elkhart Oct. 19, when state police A 13 ing to take on the cargo and or- found his truck carrying sheet’ 55 dered that the petrolaturn be left Ste¢l Was overloaded by 18,700 & on the pier. ~~ pounds. : The officials refused to - say... Ihe law gave the judge ho al- o bi ternative. He had to fine the where they got their orders. But driver 10 cents a 3 $1870.

the Commerce Department an-| yo "pinonatis didn't have the!

way,” Mr. DiDonatis said. But when the driver is that far nounced today. a “booster girls” hit a heavy, on his way, he hates to turn back,! The plane crashed at sea yes- So oyster sk near Crater Not Ordered to Drive terday immediately after taking Lake in Oregon. ; The driver isn't under direct Off from the Carrier Franklin D.I" Snow plows gouged through 16 orders to drive overloaded ve-/Rooseveit while operating off inches of new snow to free the hicles, he says, . Guantanamo, Cuba buses and 25 private automobiles “But you know if you won't! The big plane was powered by stranded along the Diamond Lake take ‘it, someone else will,” he two . conventional reciprocating cutoff. adds, engines and one turbo-jet engine.! gtate police radioed from the The driver makes a little extra| The AJ-1 1s the heaviest bomb-| buses that all‘the passengers were nounced in Washington that it money i¢ he drives an overloaded | 201 to land on and take off safe and well. had issued orders preventing an money, 80 he was ordered te serve if di truck, Mr. DiDonatis says. His! from carriers. It is built by Narth Twelve persons already _had American ship which it pr not it out at a dollar a day—five ‘ : ipay Tor the trip is based on a per-! {American Aircraft Corp. and car- idied or were missing in gales that identify from sailing for the Ori. Y¢Ars: one month and 15 days. | Frank DiDonatis . , . a da t r Pp Per= ries a crew of three. ‘nave raked Oregon, Washington on it EE EE ae Appeals to Employers in jail equals one dollar pho A the Ee me Bross revenue, 10| The Navy sald the probable, [British Col bit and northern ent with the petrolatum cargo. Mr. DiDonitis appealed to his 10 pounds. the trucking company, of his... of yesterday's crash was Br in sin “rhursday. e The officials In Washington employers, Aiello Brothers, Phila- P : load. engine failure. It has several alifornia since Ly

raid that the ship owners had deiphia haulers. They told him is buying in a Philaflelphia sub- On a run from Philadelphia t0 peayy attack bombers of the AJ- W tld W Bl

pated ine Jetsoustum as usable they would try to raise the money. urb. Chicago ad back {he drives san 1 type. Yesterday's was the first or only "medicina purposes,” But they are a small outfit ‘with Their two children, Dennis 4 expect abou n Wages e jerash of one of the big planes in but that it could be used as a|orly 10 trucks, and their resources ABA Doers. a at. has a load both ways, Mr. DIDo- | carrier operations.

“You can't blame the owners, Ee sd | added:

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Every night, thousands of other soldiers on an infiltration patients, not only in Indiana but

Naws. . and Cpl. Leonard R. Gerow, Corn- Quartermasters, adjutants and | Their drivers operate in con- ing, N. Y. commanders’ and service officers’ {stant dread of being picked up, If Suffering minor injuries were gz hools were conducted yesterday. |a fine is Imposed, the law says it Cpl. Edward E. Gress; Cpl. Jack A panquet was held at 7 p. m. in ‘shall be against the driver. D.- Merchant; Cpl. Joseph H.ihe hotel. | If the truck owner or shipper Smithson; Sgt. 1/c Edward Per-) Charles C. Ralls, Seattle, {chooses not to pay the fine, the centy; Pfc. John A. Ide, and Pvt. Wash., national commander of driver can pay it out of his nwn Frank Peckay. The fort's public/the VFW, was to arrive here this | pocket. Or he can sit it out in information office did not release morning to attend the state ses- | jail. the addresses of the injured men. sion. . :

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lubricating oil for industrial or|were small. natis explained. The ‘Navy only this week anmilitary machines, | Mr. DiDonatis was released | ready had been an fo stay with If there is a big enough over- nounced a ern] carrier land-; for otten Man' A spokesman for the Isbrandt- yesterday, however, when Superior) H Did It ‘H . load, he may realize another $10 ing operations by the AJ-1. The | sen Lines said the Flying Cloud Judge Willlam E. Wider in Elk- ay appens or $20. bomber has a tricycle landing loaded other cargo here, but that hart accepted a change of plea How did it happen that Mr. Di- wy 40.4 like to run an over- gear. VFW Official Savs it was not allowed to take on the to not guilty and invalidated the Donatis was driving an over-,,.4. he says. “It's not worth it, The Navy listed these casual- Y petrolatum. fine. The trucker was freed. loaded truck? lsweating it out with shattered ties: ' - No Provisions Made ° Wd alg Jhat it ow ip had! Mr. DiDonatis had Desh in Jait On orders from the employer nerves on those scales.” Dead - or missing—Lt. Cmdr. phe World War I veteran is er petrolatum aboard it would eight days- His "wife appealed he went to a steel firm in Phila- “ have been loaded at another port.| Friday to Gov. Schricker for help. delphia and picked up his load, — fr onse. me Ditomatis Taviq Purdon ore Blanshe Pur. Se paticls man.” red Sart, Tae slip stopped at Baltimore She had been frantic with worry he told The Indianapolis Times. when they stopped me. But I got - Minor injuries—Lt. (JG) E. A.'the re Det of oo! Yesterday. ________|at the little home Mr. DiDonatis The truck was ready. ____|pinched anyway.” Decker, wife, Audrey Decken, erans of “Foreign Wars here yes-' Fined in Pennsylvania Branford, Conn. | terday. OPEN SUND AY = That was in Kenneth Square, Missing—Robert E. Barrett,’ Mr. Beard, speaking at one of {Pa. He was fined $53.50, but the chief aviation electronics man, the sessions of the two-day VFW } in | company paid it. wife Lydia Barrett, Norfolk, Va. | conference at the Claypool Hotel,

| either,” he says. o s | “And there has not been an WN | 5 clr costs are high, their gas Infiltration Course provision made for old id 8 eir taxes are hig ‘homes. They have been taken over IN | you run legal you can't make any Deaths to Be Probed ~ tar hone No date has been set for Mr. (UP) — A board of officers, | Of the World War I veterans he|

Diba Tun along. neaded by Brig. Gen. Wayne C. asked: I until it is forgotten. 8 Smith, today began an investiga: | “Where will they go?" i | But the problem is not solved. |tion into the death of two Army The national VFW official also

ZZ / trucks are still pounding over course here Friday night. the nation. He reported the! gli / ‘highways. Hundreds of them Killed on the course were Cpl. on is od sc a g more, =*. ‘probably, are violating the weight John Sprankle, Pittsburgh, Pa. serious.

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