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TUESDAY,
JUNE
14,
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FREE
GROCERIES
ON
GERMAN
FARM
On
the
border
of
the
British-Russian
sector
near
Berlin,
a
German
farmer
was
subjected
to
a
raid
by
armed
German
police
from
the
Russian
sector
who
took
all
his
livestock.
British
M.P.'s
who
interfered
were
arrested
but
later
released.
The
sequel
to
the
raid
was
that
the
farmer
fearing
more
confiscation,
invited
everyone
from
th
western
sector,
of
course
to
come
and
take
whatever
could
te-carried
away.
Here
a
group
o4
eager
"guests"
dig
out
root
wge
tables
stored
in
earth.
FS
BUDGET
BRINGS
NO
CUTS
Despite
the
cheerful
air
YOUNG
SCIENTIST
MAKES
DISCOVERY
Beside
hilTmicro-scope
at
Duke
University,
in
Durham,
N.C
,
Is
Glen
R.
Gale,
19,
who
has
discovered
what
is
believed
to
be
a
new
fungus-killer.
The
organism
has
been
successfully
tested
against
28
fungi,
among
which
are
those
that
cause
ringworm,
athlete's
foot
and
two
lung
infections.
,e
police,
newspapermen
and
this
spectators,
to
say
nothing
of
pixifish
look
on
the
face
of
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
chancellor
he
exchequer,
as
he
leaves
his
residence
at
No.
11
Downing
his
way
to
the
House
of
Commons,
his
new
budget
brought
1IV
DUL
DHtl
news
n
Duiuni.
vi
HV
cAiriiuiiig
mo
as
dispatch
case
bearing
the
outlined
budget
for
the
coming
I
year,
disappointed
the
nation
by
presenting
what
was
"a
biuret
of
taxation
and
tears."
He
failed,
to
offer
a
C
CUl
In
major
lUAitlluIl,
lll.i
suiu
i.uuLf.wiuii
in
(jninai
uu-
itcrest
being
a
reduction
of
a
penny
in
the
price
of
a
pint
ecr.
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ATOM
PIG
GETS
ZOO
HOME
Probably
the
most
tamous
,
,
porker
in
the
world,
"Pig
311"
makes
herself
at
home
at"
the.
:'
Washington,
D.
C,
zoo.
The
600-pouna
animal,
.who
survived
the
Bikini
atomic
blast
in
1946,
had
been
under
observation
since
she
was
found
swimming
in
the
radioactive
waters
ot
the...
lagoon.
Declared
free
of
radiations,
"311"
will
be
housed
at
the'j,,
zoo
until
her
death,
when
an
autopsy
will
be
performed.
"THKRi-rs
WELCOME
ON
THE
DOORMAT"
To
celebrate
jif
ting
JLilorkade
of
Berlin,
a
resident
of
the
German
capital
ails
-
sign
along
the
rallroa4gh!:of;ys
!f
?!
Itirgc?
Ji-clcome"
a
The
Russ
ians,
In
11
t-Sg
IrSiD
approvingly.
of
neighbors
look
on
enter
the
blockade,
have
stipulated
that
16
trains
a
day
must
Berlin,
carrying
food
and
supplies.
IPAIGNINO
FOR
HIS
CROWN
During
an
interivew
at
his
e
outside
Geneva,
Switzerland,
King
Leopold
ol
Belgium
ex-d
a
wish"
that
the
next
national
parliament
would
solve
royal
question"
and.
pave
the
way
for
return
to
the
throne,
fed
here
with
his
consort
Princess
de
Rethy,
Leopold
said
oped
the
new
parliament,.
which
will
De
elected
next
month,
ill
quickly
remove
the
"embargo"
on
his
return
to
Belgium.
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WITH
MAYHEW-
Christopher
Mayhcw
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,
to
curtail
Mnrhaii
nlan
aid.
Is
shown
at
a
recent
meeting
DEAD
PATIENT
"SHOCKED"
BACK
TO
LIFE
Reid
C.
Lewis,
of
Santa
Monica,
Calif.,
shown
in
his
hospital
bed
has
good
reason
to
smile
over
his
broken
rib.
Reid
got
the
"break'
of
his.
life
when
his
doctor
deliberately
broke
one
of
his
ribs
after.
his.,
heart
stopped
during
a
minor
operation
and
he
was
considered
,
doctor
used
a
Boy
Scout
,
dead
for
a
period
of
12
minutes.
The
trick
of
rib-breaking
"shock"
treatment
to
restore
Reid
s
breath-
attests
to
the
fact
that
ing
and
heart
action.
Reid
smilingly
it
worked-
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"'
e
United
Nations
at
Lake
Success,
N.Y.,
with
Semen
K.
Tsar-Russiaji
Mayhew,
taking
the
floor
delegate.
This
week,
"ie
econmin
cnh,i
pniinoll.
sneedily
belied
rumors
tnat
hart
K.,n
.J'i
t.,j
o
onHnrsed
President
Tru-
"bold,
new
program"
for
the
world's
backward
regions.
But
1
BfUish
delegate
carefully
refrained
from
any
direct
reter-l'c
to
his
storm-arousing
recovery
claims
in
his
latest
speecn.
Colantha
Hartog
Ostrog,
10-year-old
Hol-
ptptm
r.T,
GIVEb
rihth
BlriTH
TO
lO
TRIPLETS
.
OXFORD
HOLSTEIN
Oxford
county,
t
Zorra
.
township.
stein
cow
in
the
herd
of
Elton
Lazenby
10tJ
e&lv
vm
sired
by
Elmac
Lennox
Ont.,
gave
birth
to
a
set
of
tnple
1,
Tus
herd
for
three
years.
He
said
Romeo,
himself
aw
in
Mr.
fny
Lazenby,
and
Gerald
Murray
lefj,
Wa
knowledge.
has
had
.
rth
she
it
is
the
first
multiple
b
J
$
found
they
had
a
busy
time
keeping
tne
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