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Allies To Step Up Berlin Seon After Dhy Of 360 Fi

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Russians Fail | To Put Ban on Air Corridor

3 Powers Put OK |

On Soviet Currency

BERLIN, July 5—The aerial supply line to Berlin, which hit a| peak of 380 flights yesterday, was being stepped up today at the start of the third week of the Russian blockade. German sources reported- that| the Russians had established a new series of observation posts to check all flights into Berlin. Allied officials here were unable to confirm the report. Reports circulated for a time that the Soviets had charged the western powers with violating the

‘Holiday Outlook: | ‘Few Showers’

Truman Puts

ther Bureau TY [today he We only “a few” showers today and tonight.

At Dedication “= oe.

Venezuela's Chief = We Pouth 3 uy us Guest on Trip

picnic basket packers and bait ABOARD TEUMAN 'TRAINDUPIerS “Who planned fhing July 5 (UP)—President Truman

was en route to Bolivar, Mo. holiday tempo was due to step up where he and President Romuls today and tonight. Gallegos of Venezue' will dedi-| A eo crowd as usual 38 feat statue today to Simon ® tonight at the ann d a. 3 Sor io Xm ny re Sahara Grotto fireworks show at Ae var, bow Butler Bowl. And it’s the usual to sellout predicted at Victory Field Mr. Truman and President Gal-/tonight when the Indianapolis Inlegos left Washington yesterday|dians meet the Louisville Colonels morning with their wives for then a double-header starting at trip to Bolivar, They dined 1-530 P- m. Broad Rap): aut Btber era, Broa gether three times yesterday. ...... nsols will be jammed to

Mi Hope you don’t meet up with a! : shower. Day in Missouri 55.2 oor =. Cradle-Grave Wea . : Mba pre-dawn skies provided Pension lan : £

Unusually quiet yesterday, the grave social security system in|Families with children first

How Danes Beat Rent Control Law

WASHINGTON, July 5 (UP) | The head of the National Association of Real Estate Boards said today that Denmark's rent control laws have prompted some Danish couples “to start their families before marriage.” Herbert U. Nelson, the associa-

Insurance Covers tion's executive vice president,

. : : {said in a report on his current 48 Million; Britons European trip that all vacancies LONDON, July! 5 (UP)—The In rental property in Denmark

most compresensive cradle-to-|are filled on a

the world went into effect in Cal. Brifain at midnight last night. This has resulted in a curious “It entitles all 48 million men, |50¢ial development” he said. women and children in England,|,50me couples decide to start Scotland and Wales — from| thelr families before marriage so Dukes, to ditchdiggers—to hos-| they can be eligible for a high pital, medical, dental and optical Priority for an apaiiment as soon care. It provides for maternity 38 the wedding bells ring.” grants, sick pay, unemployment ream benefits, wiiows' pensions, retire- Walks Three Miles - ment pensions eath grants. | . . ) Under the plan, the govern- To Kill Best Friend ment. takes over ownership and! MINNEAPOLIS, july*5 (UP)—

Sherif ght Kelly Petillo.

Lets Him Win, Then

Opens Jail Door “Who am I to spoil a goog automobile race by arresting the t star performer?” mused Kear, the good sheriff of Shis. wasse County, Michigan. Any. how Sheriff Kear likes a goog automobile race. So, armed with an assault ang battery warrant signed by Kelly Petillo’s former girl friend-secre. tary, the sheriff posted his depy. ties in the pits and the stands He permitted the former In. dianapolis Motor Speedway win. ner (1935) to go ahead and race in the 100-mile stock car race at Owosso, Mich. Petillo evidently didn’t have

Planes fidair | Near Le

Explosion Both Into

LONDON, Jul cause of aviation two four-engined killed 39 persons Jost today in the wo America mong the Vic! 2 a Swedish Df

rights of the air corridors over chattin about Bolivar and] ) the impending arrest much the Russian zone between Berlin ng Ah problems through re-|Capacity as they were yesterday. Sn alone o_o A 2 Jear-ola Army private ad-|nis ming. SE Le money J] Air Force York and the west, the last channels of lays of interpreters. Traffic experts are Ccrossingi, ...i5 1d becomes the prin-|yest 9 That he got out of bed ror bond purposes, for he went[j ranstor™ OVCH communications. President Gallegos speaks no|their fingers, hoping that return- cipal—in’ oe. almost the emtire Teste y and walked nearly|, + to win the race and $113 outside London. Gen. Lucius D. Clay's office English and Mr. Truman’s/ing vacationers will drive care-| 5, = 0." income for doators, to 2 es in his stocking feet p,nayiy. None survived sald no such protest had come Spanish is strictly in the “Si, fully tonight and keep the traffic|, 0. oc ong opticians ‘lei his best friend with a deer| 5 moment after he received] 1° despaired from the Soviets. senor” class. toll at its relatively low figure. : mine, the checkered flag, the deputiesl] 2°V", to ‘their

In a signed statement Elmer May said he shot and killed hi cs o stone) to Start to ar

tangled, flame-s of the planes bodies. Apparently exy collided, the tw crazily to earth mile apart on narrow vélley. T scattered over @ both it and the tion was swept Sir Edward G Commissioner f

No Gonsternation If you want to know about to- All Must Contribute ‘es Lonsternailo morrow’s weather, “Fair and con-| The scheme Will cost a stagger- 0 After the celebration today. tinued warm” was forecast by ing $3,292,000,000 a year. Of¥this, oy . ot oe: +2. Because Moore Petillo said he was ‘going to workers will contribute $880 mi foro with them an whe ad fight extradition on the charg {lion, employers $620 million and of that he beat and knifed Mn,

!drinking. |the remainder will be taken from |tax receipts. The woman was Gladys Foss, Naomi Shofner, 25, last Tuesday

|23. She was listed at the Roosevelt Hotel. He sajf Every man and woman be-| on police rec- : tween 15 and the retirement age °rds as living with Moore, and he hadn't even been near the

Protest Pick Up | But authorities did confirm

TOURING “STUDENTS.—Ameng. the 32 students from forthat the Russians had sent a

eign lands making a 24-day tour of this country are the four young written protest against picking| Women shown visiting the Carnegie-Ifiinis Steel plant in Gary. Left President Gallegos will Joaye the Weatherman Paul Miller's men. up their personnel in the U. 8.| fo io they are Marion Saeteymo, Norway: Jaroslava Moserova, foiling ao J Yor sector. A number of men have| Czechoslovakia: Ragnhild Eide, Norway, and Rie Ciermans, The |; no “Foc, “00 Washington py Named Secretary been picked up on both sides of| Netherlands. They are completing final phases of 10-month scholer- |train, making several platform, ‘Of Flood Commission the line between the Russian and| chin courses. Robert Rumpf points out highlights of the plant. ° |appearances en route. The firs 1 Western sectors since the current of these will be made late i David Harker, former engineer . a.’ ' ~.. and 60 for women She was a former girl friend of| Ole! in weeks.

tension began. ot f the Indiana Flood Control and| {th TE ——— So far oe air corridors to the Adler’ S$ Officially A Musician Now afternoon at Springfield, Mo. with the single exception of) e slayer. FOURTH GIRL FOR JOAN

On his way to Bolivar, the Water Resources Commission, to-| — west have been unimpeded. SAN FRANCISCO, July 5 (UP) years, the union said he never President's train sassed through|day was elevated to be acting martes "outs b he Scheme, | chen MAYOR DIES HOLLYWOOD, July 5 (UP) ~

A hew flurry of confusion was|_The, Musicians’ Union today was a musician. He played a toy, [southern indiana, but its only commission secretary. CONNERSVILLE, Hid. July 5/Actress Joan Bennett, wife off flying i th v ’ x , ’ ying in on the added when the Western Powers yecognized harmonica player/not a musical instrument. stops were for servicing. Harker, a native of Cestartén.|, ReSatdits of Tis salary. an je Services will be held movie producer Walter Wange,}§j Malta for consul ruled. in effect, that German em-|1 garry Adler as a musiciah. Mr. Adler appeared before an| There was no noticeable po- Succeeded Clyde Black, Logans- . 4 pis employer will pay 3! ednesday for Charles J. Rieder, today boasted her fourth daugh.@ munist inciteme

peninsula. Six with him. Americans A spokesman navian Air Line gers and sever aboard the Swed from Stockholm The spokesms Americans boar Copenhagen. T as Gustav Rich “ Frank Wederhal A Danish nev Mr. Boerger as 1 York steel conc navian branches

ployees in their sector of Berlin examining board of Local 6.|litical consternation aboard the Port, one of four Republican state '83, former mayor of Connersville, ter, Shelley, born yesterday at would take up to 75 per cent of wi ough Mr. Adler has played Acting President: Walter Weber train when it was announced yes- legislators who lost their jobs a Ebloyed and her died in his home yesterday. Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. hele earings in Boviet-backed To, 4 as a concert artist for id him to play a chord in F|terday that Frank Hague, New| When the Indiana Supreme Courtiyn, over 65 cents. ;

(A Foreign Office spokesman France today faced a dpiomaticl in London said the move should| nowdown with the Russians

harp. Jersey political boss, had swung ruled they could not hold dual “Can't do’ it,” Mr. Adler said:| his state’s 36 votes at the Demo-|State offices. “Play it in E flat, then,” said cratic national convention to Gen. a s by no means be considered as & oyer the blockade. Mr. Weber. Dwight Eisenhower. MOVE ON JAP INFLATION |o. u bo is in arrears. TOKYO, July 5 (UP)--Allied

A person who fails to make, his insurance payment is subject! to a fine of $40, plus $40 for each,

AYRES’ Will Be Open backdown in Berlin. He said it| ‘mpe showdown will come in| “I can’t Go that, either,” Mr.| “This Eisenhower thing will H i a chil would protect the value of the|yogoow when the western am-| Adler replied. “But I can do this ter out before the first ballot,” headquarters announced today eo ousewives and children are western currency or Deutsche bassadors carry the demand for...” : e aid said that the exchange rate for OT Saal of She Sous ALL DAY SATU RDAY mark, since there was so much ;eing’the blockade to the high-| Mr. Adler then played every- yen will be 270 to the dollar ef-| For these contributions, Britons trade between the Russian and est Soviet officials. thing from popular musié¢ to con- MINERS WIN PAY BOOST fective at 12:01 a. m., tomorrow. | will receive: ? western sectors of Berlin.) Joint or identical notes were cert pieces. NEW YORK, July 5 (UP) —|The military conversion rate now| Free doctor's care, specialists 3 Powers Will Seek expected to go to Moscow within| “I'll match that against Petril-| Pennsylvania's 80,000 hard coa} !s 50 to the dollar. The new rateiservice, dental care, hospital care, 9:00 to 5:00 sh wd K li a few days. There will ‘be no|lo’s trumpet playing anytime,” miners today won a §1-a-day pay will be accompanied by tightened optical care, artificial limbs, home! 2 owdown at Kremlin ta The westerners aresaid Mr. Weber. boost and $100-a-month pensions controls over loans, wages and|nursing maid service if needed LONDON, July 5 (UP)—The aware that they could not back| Mr. Adler passed. Now he's ain a new contract with the!materials, in an attempt to check on medical grounds, drugs, med-! CLOSED MONDAYS y United States, Great Britain and] it up. musician, anthracite coal mine operators. |domestic inflation, : licines and optical glasses. { - \ ' ; Tas registered 1

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SUMMER FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE

. : Wrough EXTRA LARGE 2 SECTION CIRCULAR SOFA, rose cover, originally rought Iron 335.00, NOW +.oiensns ees Fag adh non vent on 189.50 oP ¥ ARM and SIDE CHAIRS MODERN LOUNGE CHA, brown with edging and ckirt. Originally Tou Ze Assorted styles, finishes, colors. 145.00, now ivueuns Ceateitestaitaanas -86.00 Originally 15.00 to 42.00 LADIES' LOUNGE CHAIR, f rose and green floral. Originally 110. 00, now Spe . : 56.00 NOW ... 7.50 to 21.00 ea. LADIES' LOUNGE CHAIR, gold damask. Originally 105.00, now 55,00 LAWSON SOFA, blue with rose stripe, slight damage in back. Orig- Cou * inally 210.00, NOW ao sutn et iisnetostostoatassontoctonas 125.00 THREE SEAT COVERED WAGON, rodwousd, 1d or bus duck sash: ond ENGLISH LOUNGE SOFA. green and red strips, twill cover, slightly Wel cover with white fringe. Wheels for moving. Originally 95.00, now torn, Originally 237.50; NOW « sass s sss itessvsvsstesssssie 125.00

55.00 THREE CUSHION SETTEE, with canopy. Redwood with red or green « duck cover, wheels for moving. Originally 89.50, now........58,00

AISE, redwood. Sun canopy, adjustable back, wheels. Green, blue or

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yellow duck. Originally 49.50, now..... Sekar benny «...- 27.60 MODERN END TABLE, green lacquer finish, scarred. Originally 55.00. CHAISE, redwood. Adjustable back, wheels, Green, Jue, yellow duck ~~ nO L..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiieie ina ..10.95 4 1 cushions. Originally 42.50, now. .veieaasdiriiraidoanas «..-19.95 LAMP OR BEDSIDE TABLE, antiqued old i jvory finish, 2 Yiers, "Originally REDWOOD UMERELLA TABLE, 39 in round, seats i Originally 19.95, 32.50, NOW civie iii idee iaiaenaniais 16.95 ea And MIOW «vo ead i ro a vA IEEE ARETE err er ta ere ay : LAMP OR BEDSIDE TABLE, blonde mahogany, 2 drawers. Originally R : 25.00, NOW eae ssssastastocrantastoctaitasvincan eee B08 EDWOOD SIDE CHAIRS, ous seat pads. Originally 1035 row END TABLE, glass top. ight faih Oriainally 29. 7 ries “595 Wa ’ : MODERN LAMP TABLE, blond waod. Originally 34.75, now..... 18.95 ROUND COFFEE TABLE, redwood, 28 in, diameter, originally Tow RUSTIC MAGAZINE RACK, maple frame, woven split hickory. Orig- The y : nally 9.95, AOW cue tiiisaainiitiasiariatiitnitiisaisnaras 50 ~{8]. ARM CHAIRS, white enameled wood, originally 16.95, You CORNER WALL RACKS, 3 shelves, mahogany finish. Originally 3.95, Am BS 0 rN Cai eeu et ahaha vies vena SEs nr ri 1.69 ea. : | (8 WHITE ENAMELED WOOD COFFEE TABLES, evolving tops. orig MAHOGANY WALL RACKS, 3 shelvor.. 25x13 in. Originally 7.95, now TR nally 25.00, ROW. ieiisaitiia iii an aariirinans 14.95 ea. 4.50 ea. . 5 : Ent (6) WHITE ENAMELED wOOoD RENCHES, originally ¥ 95, now (30) WINDSOR SIDE CHAIRS, mahogany finish. Originally go : ¢ 6.95 ea. : ; STG JO es. (9) WHITE "ENAMELED SETTEES, originally 20.95 now. .. 16. 95 ea. (10) MAPLE BOOKCASES, end unit, 3 shelves. Originally es . re ea. : ; (19) WHITE ENAMELED. ARMCHAIRS, with wheels originally 17.95 ROUND RUSTIC COFFEE FABLE, 30 in., varnish finish. Originally 22.95 i a taal 1a 2 POW .escenis NCAT YT re Ra era ee aaa Sa Py «9,95 ea. BE a .10.95 : , Sheer . . . sturdy plastic, to slide over your gay coior® \ WROUGHT IRON SOFA, spring seat cushions. seat and back of re- WHITE ENAMEL FRAME LOUNGE CHAIR, red cuthions. Originally : : On varsible olive-green twill. Originally 165.00, now.... w..cieus 99.50 BS RW er a TRIS 50 slipcovers. Yaur color scheme is the same as ever, but you! WROUGHT IRON LOUNGE CHAR, blue and rose cover, spring seat. END TABLE WITH SHELF, white enamel finish. Originally 22.50, now J % S ( Originally 59.50, ROW« 4 iauencavsaraerennes Crewe van ..+..39.50 1.95 furniture stays clean and protected. Water and staif p WROUGHT IRON LOVE SEAT, green and brown cover. Oriainally ; BOE OD ERBW chs. vi annerassansstrrsars is estar tvnsnrens 69.50 DI NING ROOM FU RN ITU RE resistant . . . clean with a whisk of damp cloth. They'rt! Flo “TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS, wrought iron, 42 in. round glass fop, antiqued ~~ — — : Es = white and gold finish. Originally 214.50, now......usuus 139.50 set PROVINCIAL BUFFET, solid &hestnut, dark finieh. Wrought iron hinges. stitched with nylon thread for long life. Ideal for homes with The TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS, wrought iron, white enamel finish. Top 30x48 Originally 149.50, now... euieiqrivseiriaranensnsans veer..89,50 5 in. Originally 119.50, now, veesesarreiraransacsnes «+..55.00 set BUFFET WITH LEGS, similay to Weve. Dark chestnut, Originally 129.50, children and pets Six WROUGHT IRON SET. same as above, but in antiqued bronze finich. NOW (s.ooxenrsasgetnensesnysnvinyianstarastavenssrsnnns 19.50 Originally 119.50, NOW seviasarrireinsaasaesentianins 69.50 set {8) CHROME SIDE CHAIRS, ced leatherette seat and back. Originally | EXTRA LARGE SOFA, grey enamel frame, Originally 149.50, now 75.00 22.50, NOW wuxansirrinraunainiinaantataes eernvennd 1,98 ea Reaqul : ; STUDIO BED, with bolsters for day use. Rattan frame, brown and orange CHROME DINETTE TABLE, 36 in. square, black plastic top. Originally gular Size Sofas..........coevevve T.80 : 3 | cover. Originally FOP. 50 NOW. ++. teers i a ean { 10. 00 4500, now ..ei. Sea teatas teeter esata tata nrsssere 21.50 4 3 - ’ LOVE SEAT, natural bent ash, brown floral cover. Originally 75.00. now TAVERN rie ARM CHAIR, cold oak frame, green plastic seat. Orig- Regular Size Chairs...coeidiiines cae 4.50 4 The : 9.50 nally. 29.75, NOW. evi aiicir unre tussvsnannnateytesansy .-11.95 ° a ARM CHAIR, aluminum frame, added seat. Original 20.00, now.1.9 . END TABLES AND COCKTAIL TABLES, match above nieces. Original p gina'ly ow-1.95 18.95 fo 65.00 ea, Now. scx. s-. hh OS 2.00 MODERN. LIGHT OAK BUFFET.SIDEBOARD, § drawers and LARGE Ma RUSTIC SETTEE, hickory § bastic ciei ver. On lly 79.50. no . , top 60x20 in. Originally 159.50, now..95,00 set ickory frame, plasic sirip cover. Originally “22.80 DINING TABLE, light' prima vera wood, extends to 82 in. Originally Curtains and Draperies, Fifth Fle Sto : y 26.00, now iev.iv, Ae ETT » Si i : ; > . v 0 : “= ’ : 5 3

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