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ug rta into ings fouling 142 séconds a refugee sneaks from behi t |mailed a nfap from their home had started; divorce. proceed se ag the ron ourisin {in Bell Garden, Cal. ghowipg the in Mexico against her actor hus- 48 . Sat, |location of the abandoned well band, Burgess Meredith.

Times Special ship with meat supplies and con-| WASHINGTON, Apr. 20--From sumer incomeés thar they have {the farmer's standpoint the pork been at any time since the war,”

[per cent from last summeg | gi ey discovered years ago while Hea am Stops © 100 Refugees Daily Ti fen wogedy BLETIUIVVR TE saint J iE | nce, the, var Joe viens ofl 9g IY - [Prompts Well Capping | here, Deputies Ha re re Tne Don't Neglect Slipping . . meats 0 | : : ’ : , : . : ~ of unrestrained demand, plenty of | SPOKANE, Wash, Apr. 21 promyiliers said the Kathy Piscus| F SE TEETH | or 0 anic: {money; and a Kind of panicky “htor est er in "| (UP}—An abandoned well, 43 feet tragedy prompted them to write. AL : HURRY! \ [Poes, the agricult (deep. ‘was capped today because EEKS DIVORCE yo ilk each Babe ot ¢ eon a ut today, says the agriculture ‘ a Calif coubi “couldnt PAU LETTE SEEK 9 a o a : | Farmer Finds Take |department's ‘ontiook and situsc| Increasing Arrivals of ‘Intellectuals’ ia _Calffornia._ couple ~coulan PALLET FE re | eo Ft Si Tad = USE YOUR 20% Under High tion board, things on: the farm Indicate Soviet Propaganda Is Failing Sheriff Ralph M. Smith said Friends of Movie Star Paulette fic leeth ‘more firmly set. Gives conll- . ° naer nig lare different. “Prices are prob- BERLIN, 21 (UP Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fromviller Goddard reported today that she { gent foe e of security y and sdded com. FOLGER COUPON : By JAMES M. HASWELL ably closer 16 a pre-war relation- 1 Apr. 1 A yo=On. an average every 15 minutes and me Rasy - any

western Berlin, Gen. Lucius D. Clay showed this today in his semimonthly | {military governor's report.

HURRY!

{chop panic has passed. City buy[ers no longer stand in line to hand

‘him fistfuls of money for meat

{on the hoof.

ithe board says. More Meat, Lower Prices

And the outlook is for more

meat and probably lower prices. |

He told Washington that 8447 refugees | had arrived 1 in B Berlin

{between Jan. 1 and Apr. 2, that) 768 had registered in the .one

| possible effect on the ‘future tree-

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dom of the German press.” {German Supreme Court in Wuert-temberg-Baden state upheld the lone pfenning tax on every news-

f re talk-|Week ending Apr. 2, and that an The farmer's take i down 20, le nese. arm experts They say Increasing number of these were |city retail prices haven't gone the very Fimellectvaleh the tly] |down in proportion, that the cost|viets were trying so desperate (va a Anh lof living JED has only dropped 3/to woo, to win and to hold. {paper and magazine sold 1s by -1 per cent, although most of this| At the rate of almost 100 a| Fepressive gice n ‘heen. dae {has been in. food. |day, these men and women—| Signed y ahi . one for cul- | "Meat production 1s on a slow [workers, judges, teachers, house.| tural activities. Gen. Clay noted The

upswing. The effécts of a small wives—are leaving homes, jobs, {that the court ruling “contrasts | that ASSURES You of

corn crop in 1947 and a three- [families and friends, stealing out| Strongly with judicial decisions |

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tion of meat will soon rise season- Ing for sanctuary—and freedom ON newspapers have been deally, probably at-a faster rate —in the West, clared unconstitutional. ‘than last year. The biggest in-} Many Enter Elsewhere {| TWO: Unemployment in the creases are in hogs and grain-fed|- Gen. "Clay's figures applied to British-American zone in March, cattle. A record number of cattle {divided, blockaded Berlin alone. although it rose at a slower pace {were on feed Jan. 1. | They . did not cover the other| than in February, increased by Lamb and mutton may be {thousands who have threaded 94,000 to a total of 1,132,100. scarce. Sheep numbers are small-| across eastern Europe and slipped] THREE: Major industrial disest on record and the early lamb! rom the Soviet zone and Czecho-! putes were averted temporarily crop was down 6 per cent from! slovakia into the safe and wel-| when union leaders in the mines

year decline in the rumber of [of the Soviet zone, striding to the IP the United States where- eight cattle are about ended. .Produc- Berlin “refugee office” and ask-| attempts to pass special tax laws CRISP and TENDER CORN MUFFINS

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. 1948, come exile of western Germany. and metal industries postponed . at Every Baking Conyriaht, Chicase Batis "News. ine. Times “An inereasing number of Jaw-| demands for wage increases an- RELIA s L 8 A bs i {yers, judges and teachers have ‘other month, A _CoF F ¢ fs] Poison Kills Sailor Pegw afrjving. ert Olay said. , Fouk: Bering Foie Sector) BAC oO N Ck | ! 0 observers. here, that meant administration ordere at pay-| : ‘ : OR TEOUTH, N, Mo ARE, 2 the Soviet propaganda campaign ments to western sector residents i { }-—AU nor ya at . du 1 to lure professional workers to owning real estate in the Soviet : There's a Mountain of Flaver because the PUN Neve . 338 yep “a communism is failing sector be made into a blockaded y - A ! rw ‘tring This, Gen. Clay said ‘ ’ * LERS in every spoonful , 4 Along with indoctrination on account. " ' s ' ALWAYS ASK FOR KINGAN'S &« FRESH AT YOUR ‘DEA seven others and a ‘marine were. + Qnvie f ras “confiscation” by the Sovi INGREDIENTS are hospitalized with wood alcohol the merits of the Soviet system was "confiscation | y the Soviets 2 ‘

ORBEA TK TAGE CY enn and the evils of the West, the “inteltertuals™ in the Soviet-zone f= are receiving benefits once. re- _ (served for workers only. | Early “this month, the Soviet

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{mission ordered improved living, y ; {conditions for teachers, scientists, Ever Monda SATURDAY ‘engineers, artists, physicians and other professional workers. SpeMONDAY cial "apartments were dered] * 7%: " : 4 constructed for them, and Com-| : ite | oy munist officials said they would be| .

issued more food. i | Gen. Clay also reported: { | ONE: His headquarters fis “studying” a German tax on newspapers “in the light of hd

> ur ‘High School Athlete ¥5 || Admits Mairicide © | ur | ROCKWELL CITY, Towa, Apr.

{21 (UP) — A handsome high |school athlete told authorities {today that he shot his mother to |death in an argument over keep{ing a date with his girl friend. Authorities said the girl, Norma Jeanne Seymour, 17, is preg-

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