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were displayed. This is still in the
"There has been an agreement
experimental stage.
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were shuttling to and
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THE SHOW THAT
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New Radioactive Rain
Is Falling on Japan
the little man with
the different voices
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STOCKHOLM, May 2-
—Temporary increases in radioac-
tivity over Stockholm have been
registered for some time following
the hydrogen bomb explosions in
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agreement was made in Stras-
bourg Thursday night by a Ger
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Today
and
Sunday
Make Haste
to Live
Story of Suspense?
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the Pacific. Dr. Torsten Magnus-
son of the Swedish defense re-
search institute Mid the increases
were insignificant and harmless. !
makes them the muddiest places
on a farm.
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Joan Leslie
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Saar Dispute
End in Sight
BONN. Germany, May n--
The west German government.
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no extra charge when removed
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LAMR, Colo., May 22--
Jew L Witt, N, Ui Animas.
Colo., died in a Umar hospital
Heavy plants In containers
8 they can be safely planted
sny time of the year.
Container growing plants are 1
superior in every way. They
are convenient & economical to
buy. We have many varieties
& prices for you to choose
from.
Call us now--
steamer were found to have lower
than average white blood cell
counts. Thia condition frequently
results from contact with rdioac.
tive substances.
Although trend already is toward
paved cattle lots, most still are
man government spokesman fol-
lowing the last of throe confer-
taking troops from Cushing,
Chandler and Stillwater.
Buses will carry reserve units
from. Guymon, Beaver City,
Kiddin is, • am. so.
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APRIL MARCH
STARTS MONDAY!
See Dm Big Ads in
Sunday's Oklahoman
.— falling on Japan has been
slightly radioactive.
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morn. He made Ms home at 2321
SW 25. -
Britaim Lists |10 Million
Trade With Russians
.LONDON, May 2--The
board of trade announced Saturday
British exports to Soviet Russia in
the six months ended May IS had
totaled 3,763,288 pounds ($10,537,-
065). n said an additional 238.508
pounds ($664,522) worth of goods
had gome to communist China.
The board of trade said a total
of U applications worth ($6,165,633)
for export of machine goods to the
Boetot Paton were allowed.
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annual Farm Buildings day pro-
gram at the Oklahoma ARM col-
lege farm, NW IS and Portland.
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City Man Becomes Life Master at Bridge
Lucian McLaughlin, 1014 NW 25, above, is the first
man in Oklahoma iCty and the second in the state to
be designated a ‘life master” bridge player. He com-
pleted enough tournament wins for the SOO points to
gain the honor in recent competition in Wichita, Kan.
McLaughlin, 36, compiled the points in a 3%-year pe-
riod. Normally it takes as long as 10 years. Only other
"life master” in the state is Bryan Greenburgh, Tulsa,
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the unpaved lots, but in cleaning
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insisted Saturday a basis of agree-
ment has been reached on the long
disputed Saar problem.
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tour of the farm shop, which to earth or sod. They are hard to
s uue MH w uuw cuuer- insulated, and open-type machin- clean and rainy weather usually
between Adenauer And Teit- ery shed.
- 55" Aueneuer ena -5 From there, they went on to the
In principle on a Joint declaration Groups
on the Saar," the government said, from the
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s also belonged to the 287 near Wiley, Colo.
TOKYO, May 22——More ra-
dioactive rain fell on Japan Satur-
day, but scientists said it was
harmless unless the atom should
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Thia statement waa in reply to a teat for young farmers, tours of shown, as well as chutes. Another
declaration by the French foreign the farm were organized whenever interesting item was a concrete
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shelters, as well as brain day said 10 persons returning from
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And NOW BEST
OF ALL!
mortal day.                         The 95th division camp to the
The special train will start first of a series scheduled for
from Ponca City, and travel to Oklahoma reservists this sum-
the camp site via Perry, Guthrie,
Oklahoma City and Norman, also
Time to coming when the cattle bog raising. Both portable and continue for a long, long time '
• on every farm in Oklahoma stationarz. brooders were shown. Since U. S. H-bomb tests began
- ------ - surfaced, along with figures showing rapid at Bikini last March much of the
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Besides a buildings judging eon- rals, lot fences and gates were
reports from Strasbourg groups became large enough. a----
— „.ncellor Konrad Adenauer The farm is operated on a scale with paint,
and French Deputy Premier which would be feasable for most "------
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ropeanization of the disputed coal teeessry for economical
valley.
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Pierre-Henri Teitgen had reached farm families. Normally, only two sored by the college, the Okla-
a basis of agreement on the Baar, men operate the farm, with a homa Lumbermen's association
aNboXe. CEDAR
"uTHg“ntapemegt doo to m
nous last December, he owned and
Burrisis wi be nt a p.m. Mon-
day is fit. PauTs Methodist church
for DeWitt T. Montgomery, 67, re-
tired hardware and plumbing store
operator here who died Friday of
a heart ailment Burial will be in
Sunny Lane cemetery under the
direction of the Hunter funeral
Montgomery was bora in Jerter
son, Iowa, and esme to Okl. ho
ma City to 1905. He returned to
Iowa in 1927, then moved back here
Army Blocks Plan to Air Lift
Oklahoma Reservists to Camp
Plans for 500 members of the Enid, Fairview, Chickasha, Ana-
Nth Infantry division, state darko, Lawton, Bartlesville,
army reserve unit, to Ry to Tulsa, Muskogee, McAlester,
North Fort Hood, Texas, by com- Ada, Hugo, Antlers and Durant,
mercial airline for summer The train will carry about 300
camp were canceled Saturday. troops, with about 500 traveling
Capt. F. K. Schwartz, trans- by bus for the two-week sum-
portation officer for Oklahoma mer camp. They will return to
military district, announced the Oklahoma June 12.
change of plans. He said the Schwarts estimated the train
army’s transportation chief in and bus transportation will cost
Washington, D. C , nixed the air- about $11,000 less than the air-
lift for reasons of economy, lift plan. The airlift, for which
Schwarts said plans now are a commercial airline had sched-
for a special train and a number uled flights. had been approved
of buses to carry troops of the by Fourth army headquarters,
division to summer eamp on Mo- Ban Antonio.
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WILLIAM BENDIX
VINCENT PRICE
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28 Hart in Reich Subway
, HAMBURG, Germany, May 22-
GP—Twenty-eight persons were in-,
jured when three jammed subway
trains collided in a Hamburg sta-
tion at the height of the morning ’
rush hour. One train was just pull-
ing into the station when it was
struck from behind by the second.
A third piled into its rear. There
were an estimated 2,500 passeng-
ers on all three trains.
feezzaovm.*1cdem
—-—,-2-—-- —- — farm most of the morn- layout drew the attention of most
“The.toutlines, of this agreement tag and by the rime the day to visitors. It has been repainted, re-
wifl be handed to the French and over officials expect between 1,500 furbished and landscaped The
s? m farmers to have—methods used were,dmonstrated.
till N. Venn. 40020 M •-704
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GUATEMALA CITY, May 2—
UP-Army troops etosod in Satur-
day on “foreign saboteurs" wanb
ad for attempting to blow up a
train carrying newly . imported j
arms and ammunition to the cap!-,
tal a arsenal.
"The army to following them
closely and it is expected that they
wlibe captured soon," Interior
Minister August Charnau MeDon-
aid said.
MacDonald said the agents
"from another country" fled to-
ward the border of Honduras after
killing a Guatemalan soldier and
womritei three others te a ma-
chiegun battle that followed the
abortive sabotage attempt
TNT Met Fizzles
ns tetortor minister said ths
ysaboteurs” triad to blow up the
train Friday by placing eight)
charzes of TNT under a railroad I
bridge at Castenada, 10 miles from
Puerto Barrios, port of entry for I
the munitions Which the U. S. State
Department said had come from I
the Communist - controlled ports l
of Stettin, Poland.                     I
no TNT was detonated, Mac-
Donald said, when the train
crossed the bridle but only two
charges exploded. Neither the
train nor the bridge wea damaged.
MacDonald also accused the
“ '     " cutting telephone
___ communications
with Castenada before planting the
TNT.
fehoteur la Killed
During the course of the ma- .
chinegu battle that followed, one
saboteur was killed, he said.
MacDonald’s announcement fail,
ed to identify the nationality of the
“foreign" saboteurs.
The Guatemala foreign ministry
formally denied Friday that the
munitlons shipment etimated by
United States intelligence at 1,900
tons and worth $16 million, was
purchased from Soviet Russia or
fimmuBtot Poland.
At the sums time, the foreign
ministry eaid Guatemala enjoys
the ritfri to make defense pur-
chases wherever R wishes.
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