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Show r J Russians Bar Allies Frofti Road to Berlin Fornadoas Hit Sou ll;2rn Area GLANCES SIDE the. Arnold Ilish winds the wind destroy! 1 Dorado. at home Pi and small tornadoes struck In' sections, barns and parts cf the South Fri bousesother were reported unroofed or ATLANTA. (UP) widely-separat- day night and Saturday, Injuria several persons' and destroying homes,: schools and barns. Two Marines' were killed by lightning and 15 Marines were injured near the big Cherry Point, N. C.- Marine Base Friday. ' In the area around El Dorado, Ark.,' a series of small tornadoes injured at least two persons and destroyed a number of homes. Mrs. Ellis Coke of El Dorado vac hurt uhn hMllt wail nr. ried away by the storm. Another woman,' not Immediately identified, was hurt in the Morning Star uortao wnen ner section near vum kit The hnm rhril at alsov was. reported Star, Horning VT Two small children were carried to safety, by their mother when By JOSEPH FLEMING BERLIN, (UP) w The Russians are barring Allied military police vehicles. Irora the international highway leading to Western Germany, it. was disclosed Saturday, and some officials feared a. new blockade ofX - Berlin might be - destroyed.- kr tl east-hrtiin- H A- ' ... j c . d. - -1 . - . officials said: ' T. l u. a Pal OK. ' '" J J Cf,WlfHI.' .'' ;, ' ; '. ' OPEN 7:15 II STARTING ilONDAY CO -- TIATUZS 1 j::;fcis"TEirai dc::lw I. - n U - VJ,Lhi1 7. ' 17.'... t Starts NEW T0DY SHOW 7:45 Starts Benito v vbu don't find anything wrong with z ?nT 5T?ji:::t i::dicut! i 42 Young Scientists Win $1,520, In Awards -- . ci 1 . s r y of ...k.Ur..T i VUUUUIU - s tljiawi-- ! the NaUonal Museum who Ka conoH ... wS fl aif v. ths FViJI TYi 0.awxa a c umaa. The action was tne iirsi had been said. fair of the traffic judges,, interference with Allied mn t.arrir nn' . ... to all the judges. if t xt..: .t surprise" "great j Hum at aisuiici ine niru iuiiui .kuuusi we were impressea dv me ei- sinre the total land rir F1r tk. hicrhu-aof blockade of Berlin wa lifted in The fair was conducted by ici- - forts, interests he-and excellence i said, exhibits." 1949. May.; The Berlin blockade had begun service, in' cooperation with newsApril V, 1948. with similar restric- papers throughout the .nation". West Virginia Is major coal state tions and gradually was extended Twelve nationallykno.wn scien of the U.S.. producing about .ISO,? to cover all highway, raiL and tists formed the board of judges promptly Dr. Remington, Kellogg, director 000,000 tons annually. v barge traffic. The Allies organized an ayrlift which flew 2.343.315 ons of food and coal into ..Western Berlin. --- - . m. I'm going to J the suspense stand can't a twice year quit seeing yoa between visits!" , . , Mf WASHINGTON (UP) Forty-two C atii v iu'nn PuiAnMria . 1T .nss U wqiUIUflJ as $1,520 in awards for their .exhibits aori t la's v .c i Open ct 12:45 patrols. believed it is- due to If is misunderstanding, since passage has not been refused to eastbouna v.htUi " a statement by the . r J. i l .. "j" - Porely Formal But the "misunderstanding"lln- Was, purely a lormai terpretaUon. nno mH the German police said that eastbound vehicles definitely are being barred now. that the Russian assumed It was . ltv Aun ...... -nart of the bitter Soviet campaign against the rearmament of wesiern utrmaiiy, iH tVio rhiff Question in the minds rvssinio hri "was how far .it f ' " A Gar-fielGARFIELI? Utah tin tJtah. youth Leonard Cloward. was killed Frt- Jmmm ...Ion cfnirk iv a Hn ahrait 7:30 p.'m. He was a son of Mr. and . Mrs. Max L. Uoward. boosts. death traffic Utah's Ills j R9 ba far this war. six hrlnw tll last year's toll at a. similar date, Tr boasts more airrxirts than anv ether- state. with California ranking second."- - ),-- .. uoS 7"" J Killed By Biis , military authorities made it known that the Russians started and British American .barring the .ml pouce pairoi cars irora ue Link .. way Thursday night. r They said that only patrols westbound from Berlin were affected. But German police said that nut ml also are barred. Allied authorities have made to Gen. Vassily I. representations rrhiiikov. ' Soviet commandant, ask ing' for an "explanation", of the .'"'''-Knlin artinrv commandants saidl The Allied of attention" the "called they, had - Garfield Boy - t.nm..AI.m - r . , . . ed SUNDAY HERALD :v 1 1 - ):iF0tMltl( I m ILLAIIB - -- Dovclopmonts In IlltlH EST (Presidential Race IW tU I THIS Will 1 s. FUM-RLLE- FIU.l D ... FOX THE.WK01E FM'ILY StQVJEDMESDAY! By UNITED PRESS" Latest developments in the pres--. ' ldential race: DEMOCRATS KEFAUVER Sen. Estes Kefau- ver of Tennessee said it "looks like Eisenhower and Taft will have quite a fight" fttr the Republican but that a rriHpntial nomination, could candidate Democratic good beat either of them m rnovemoer. REPUBLICANS" n EISENHOWER-G- en. Dwlght D. said "I did not ask vinhnwpr ; for" the GOP presidential "but if hey want.me l am Frank ready to oblige them." Sen. of tne Carlson of Kansas, director Eisenhower natinnal campaign general has headquarters, said the h stature of true greatness which places hira above the petty anna hhlps of ordinary politics." TAFT Sen. Robert A. Taft of h wis confident "we rhn airi more than half the dele will have gates voting for me when the convention opens." No Advance In Price - -- . 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