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Our Lease Expires May 10th Entire e 1 I cm sharp again hi the afternoon at 12 until all Is sold to the hare walls ! -- sm to of 10 ' Red 3lay Day HAWAII AUCTION DAILY Faces - ' ' SAIL ON s - residents there Luckily were forewarned and ducked Into storm cellars Still 26 were Injured when twin fun- nets destroyed from 25 to SO homes badly damaged the high school and ripped open several business buildings Nine persons were injured When the twister left Meeker eut across fields and caught up with a trenscontinental bus on U S Highway 62 and hurled it 100 yards oil the road The heavy vehicle overturned in the mud and pinned several of the 25 passengers inside for a time Other casualties were two dead and three injured at Grandfield and three hurt at Tipton in Southwestern Okla- homa Four were injured at Pawnee in Central Oklahoma one at Wetumka Los ANIMUS p I 1 Aa Q - it Tornadoes Rip Oklahoma On Ind0 child could It of 364 So State Street Store hid ------"- 1 ' 2 MISSING ming into 18 towns leaving two dead a mother and child miss- ing at least 48 injured and an unaccounted amount of prop- erty damage A major section of the state from the southwest to the north- east Saturday night remained under an alert expected to con- tinue until 2 am (CST) Worst destruction occurred at 14iteeker 30 miles east of here where first reports said the town was "nearly wiped out" :::j - 4- - blew this brooder house at Greenland soma 50 yards shattered killing 5000 chicks - - 2 DEAD I ' - 4 - UP t'170L1 D Ell I &dor 1110 i '1-- --'1' 4"71vt-- 1 v PO L1 A Britain is willing to SNysTtem ship "rubber textiles and other we American people items I will cal strategic materials " "On this May Day we have IISS taken out of your pockets hardNew York News Service earned dollars and sent them to our ally in England to send NEW YORK May 1—The IIn strategic shipments or war Russians the materials to our enemy in Rus- - plush Soviet United Nations sia" he said delegation headquarters build in g on Park Avenue woke up McCARTIII( SAID 32 U S airmen whom the Chinese an- - Saturday to find a red painted flounced they had captured dui May Day message and blobs of K re either red paint on their chaste stone ipdgeadh enwd'ar m or being walls Police were iinterested in the Red in Nome brainwashed and uould have atvandalism bloodstained dungeon" to collar the culprits He urged his listeners to ask tempted candidates in the congressional but the Russians failed to file a complaint election next fall: Communists are murderers "HOW in God's name can you send men to foreign shores of the Russian people" read th0 when we have abandoned these message painted on the build- men on another land?" 'rig A He said: reporter telephoned the delegation and finally reaching "We cannot afford to send a man who would speak in Eng- these men until we have re- - lish asked Have you made a gained our national honor formal with the po- no matter how high the price lice'" complaint may bes There was a click on the telePolice were on the job howWiley told the audience that Police were o nthe job how- Congress should pass legisla-lion to cope with Communist- - ever in another vandalism case in which the New York Post was dominated labor unions Wiley also urged that Con- - the victim gress: Friday night one or more 1 Enact legislation to cope persons threw five glass jars with individual Communists containing red paint at the rear particularly in strategic in- - wall of the newspaper's build- dustries ing 2 Make wire-taevidence in — national security cases admis- sible as evidence in federal courts Me said "4-- -- N deep" - 4lo !"-- I- 11Z1 1""-"vam----- A - liv 1064 c 44 11- 44t ow if — 0 4 Irli440343401 4 ' '' r447: l': H 4 ': 4 -'-- j - The system early Saturday carries about 160000 pa ssengers '' on a normal week day The Amalgamated Assn of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes (A F L) has demanded an increase of 15 cents an hour on wages rang- ing from $168 to $175 Pittsburgh Pa also had a transit walkout—of III hours— when members of the same AyL union walked out and then were ordered back on the job "for at least one week" The 2700 workers involved want an increase of 30 cents an hour A ' t P By Associated Preps 0 i rash of fresh strikes blos- ' '1 BURLINGTON WIS May 1 somed Saturday as the new (UP)—Sen Joseph R McCarthy' ' month brought numerous ex- (R Wis) told a May loyalty! pirations of union contracts rally Saturday that Britain s Various industries were af- to fected — transit service in In- to credit extend decision 44 Russia should "make apy loyal 13 dianapolis and Pittsburgh 44' American see red" bakeries in New York City McCarthy and Sen Alexander seven plants of the Philco Corp II Wiley Wisconsin's two Re- "' -t and factories producing lino- 4 - 0publican senators spoke at a! leum toy electric trains tools v "May Day U S Way" celebra– cans' f o r g i n g s and other tion in which this village of 4700 paid trihute to the Con- products atitution and Bill of Rights INDIANAPOLIS a city of 5()43'(" depended on private anMcCarthy said Britain's as autos for transportation nouncement that she is exsome 800 bus and trolley drivto credit million $80 tending Russia "made me sicit way ers for the Indianapolis Transit struck for higher wages down - ) Ni - -N--'''' 1 - ti ' V ll 04- - '' ' ' Ntt 1'100- - - - 7—--:- F IiF c are Ward General Continental America and A B Thomas A P reached a new agree' metkt just before the strike deadline The unipn said the strike added to their present $L96 spread to Hostess Cake might P"I hourly Day Co in Jersey City N J and to Elmira In the New York bakery Buffalo Binghampton strike the demand van for Newburgh Nliddletón and Ronight ttout in :2 the work weekfor from un40 chester N Y SaturdayKansas an as well as to Boston and 31 hours and specified wage Increase The Cit y Bakery and Confectionary LARGEST OF THE strikes Workers International Union IA F L) said present wages was at Philco where some 9500 employes were out at six plants averaged $185 an hour around Philadelphia and one in An estimated 4 700 workers Sandusky Ohio The International Union of in New York state were af- fected by the walkout 1500 of Electrical Workers (C I 0) said them in New York City The Philco refused to offer any five biggest companies involved wage increase ''Strikes 'Erupt as Union Pacts Exi)use - British for ilSoviet Trade - 1954 MAY 1ST EPIDEMIC ' I! 4' e4 444'"Ik :pit'41r- ' v 4m-"---- A06-4the- lli- 1)P- - r -- ti I IL '"-1b ' 44r- -- -- -i kN 44 "IM'Cartily Rips : ds As‘ a:1' s : - 46 42 - IV '"'1::- V ' ''sr 0041 -- ww:1111 11100xios ra-l- t t 'W z' : 1- 4i') ' 1 ' r 414 zir IF 1 ' 't47' ' t - 'qr'L''''i4e '- - '4t ''7 ik'iik:'ir ': - ' L' 2 FREE DELIVERY IN UTAH WE FAY HALF THE FREIGHT OUT PHONE OF 3-19- STATi 15 FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE g - 4 |