Show 4llTVjfHllflHiTt RETORTS TO CRITIC Dog Kept Vigil Rail Chief Defends Time’ At Body of To Haul Freight to Coast MissingMontBoy Aug — Wil- CHICAGO Aug 14 am T Farcy preside1' t of the Assoc atmn of American Railroads declared Thursday “intense comwestern railpetition" compeLed roads to haul fre pht between Chicago ard California on identischedules although routes cal saned as much as 450 miles He made the statement In reply to adv ertiserrents published bv the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad Wednesday w hich charged that “deliberate freight slowdowns1’ by some railroads were tyirg up needed freight cars “The road most favored by 1 advantages such as physca shortest distance most favorable I t-- grades and curvature naturally sets the pace" Fancy said “The owners forced by competition to make the same time do so by cutting down the tonnage of their trams The C & O advertisements said eight routes betweenas California much as and Chicago “vary 4 r0 miles but curiously the time schedule for each of the ?ight is’’ exactly 118 hours and 30 minutes “Railroad men know'” the advertisement said "that in many instances a whole day could be cut off these schedules between California and Chicago — if man-" agements would simply order it Fancy declared that “freight train speed wars — the remedv for the car shortage proposed by Robert R Young chairman of the C & O — would shrink rather than expand the total car supply" be-- 1 cause they wmuld force railpoads to reduce the number of cars in each train “and that of course would of many necessitate the running additional trams ” pitching a wood cutting camp on southwest Montana’s heavily timbered Skalkaho divide 20 miles east of here The first clue of Arnie’s whereabouts came Wednesday night when a group of smoke jumpers rushed Wednesday to the moun14 CP) HAMILTON’ tains from Missoula Mont heard — The body of 4- - ear-ol- d Arme D a dog barking and howling shortly Olson guarded by his faithful shep- after discovering a tiny footprint the ground But only silence met herd dog atop 8000-fohigh Mount in as they pressed on in the them was found after Hughes Thursday one of the most widespread hunts darkness in Montana history Dog on Guard More than 500 ranchers and This morning they returned and townsfolk sheriff's officers and U S forest service smoke jumpers saw the dog standing over the dead ended the search at dawn after boy Coroner R R Wilson of said the child died of trudging over the wild Sapphire Philipsburg mountains for many hours with- exposure after wandering in the wilderness inaccessible almost out sleep where ram and hail fell almost Vanished Monday constantly until today The child disappeared late MonThe boy had walked several day while his parents Mr and Mrs miles and climbed 1000 feet after Rimer Olson of Victor Mont were leaving the camp Lost WYOMING TOPS Motorists Rescue Woman 3 Days in Colorado Wilds US IN AID TO POLIO FUND NEW YORK Aug 14 CP— ECHO LAKE Colo Aug 14 (’T) — Weakened by hunger and exMrs Sophia haustion 111 was Smaha of Riverside a motorist Thursday picked up by on the Squaw Pass road three days after she became lost in the contributions to the 1947 March of Dimes campaign totaled e 66 an high for the drive the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said Thursday mountains surrounding this resort The previous top was village 66 contributed in 1946f Stumbling out of the woods 1947 New York state led the road Mrs Smaha cried onto contributions with $199135334 out tothe the occupants of a passing $1094-385 Illinois followed with automobile: 44 and California was third “Stop! Stop! Oh please stop! with $108658371 lost!” I’m basis However on a per capita She told her rescuers she had conmade the highest Wyoming since she became tribution 34c per person Ne- had no food friends Monday from separated vada and Oregon followed ' with within 300 yards of a lodge on the 33 and 32c respectively shores of Echo lake wudely known $17-9878- 00 all-tim- ot $15-9821- 50 On Your Savings en ltr your c- by his wafe Barbara 19 and his mother Mrs Ida Stover also of Morrell Mrs Smaha told newsmen She had waved down another automoordeal — bile during her three-da- y she could not remember when — but the occupants would not believe her story of being lost and drove away without offering her a ride Mrs Smaha was hobbling on two sticky canes when she picked up by the Stovers said she had feared that would die in the mountains The Illinois woman was 60-m- an was She she SAlADSiSAUCE with m —ff HOT SPRINGS Ark Aug 14 — A special Garland county ip night grand jury session Thursday exonerated Mrs Anne McMath 26- - ear-ol- d wife of Garland County for the Prosecutor Sidney McMathfather-in-lafatal shooting of her Hal P McMath 56 The grand jury report signed by Foreman H D Bennett after 13 hours of deliberation stated that “after examinirg ourall facts and circumstances it is opinion the action of Mrs Anne McMath — ? 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