Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1948 — Page 5

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fuss Informed 1.5. Won't Get ut of Berlin

To Soviet Hints

gates in & tacit reply to gusian hints that ‘the western allies get out of Berlin declared oday that it would not even discuss any changes in four-power. control of the German capital. . American statement was

y Depry ation the broad Soviet hints put said that American military vernment would not even discuss the possibility of any change in Burlin’s status. E ‘The Russiins today followed “up {heir suggestions that the Uhited states and Britain get out of Berlin yith a’ proposal, printed in the mdal Russian’ paper, that the two wuntries liquidate ‘“Bizonia” us a

mony. Won't Discuss It Gen. Hays statement was printed |- on the front pages of the American and British-licensed German press after being distributed by the British licensed news agency, DPD. "Je American Military Government considers the American sector of Berlin as part of the American Zone,” Gen. Hays sald. “We shall never enter & conversation on the subject of whether the present zonal

any change. ‘We shall always consider Berlin as’ Germany's capital and stay here until a united Germany with Berlin as its capital is wstablished.” We are of the opinion” Hays said, “that the Germans have the opportunity. io, resiore their-economy and to improve the economic situation. \ “Por that purpose Frankfurt mached decisions solely on ecopomic and not on political matters, Moreover, we ‘invited -the Russians

merger. The door is still open.” Prints Cartoon

No. responsible source here was opinion,

propaganda bid for further German support. : The newspaper published a cartoon showing American soldiers sitting with their packed bags in Berlin. While-at first glance it gave the impression of furthering the suggestion that the western allies]; get out of the capital, an additional twist was added. It was a hint that the Americans actually were promoting the partition of Germany. Marshal Vassily D., Sokolovsky,

fo return from Moscow with his government's instructions - on the issue shortly before the next meetIng of the Allied Control Couneil

Broadway Baptist Jp. Bene. Missionarigs.

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wntribution to four-power .har-i

and sector borders should undergo).

und the French to join the bizonal| usal at 5 a. m. GMT (11 p. m. Indianapolis Time) and then retired to sian move to push us out of Berlin. grassy lawns of his millionaire, ———— — = ————=——

friend, G. D. Birla, to lie in the

J The Missionary Society which in$e te ditive “rhdtobiihip er platen

an hour.

even greater speeds. 1947, when a sled hit 1019 miles an hour.

The: sleds, weighing 1500 pounds, were powered by five giant rockets using solid fuels. Each rocket develops -10;000 pounds of thrust for 1.8 seconds. - - 2 The experiments were conducted by Northiop. Aircraft to determine the feasibility of outdoor wind tunnels in which the object being tested would move instead of the surrounding air.

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the Broadway Baptist Church will

An the church.

churches,

“lished eight seminaries and 1300 province, |

He inforfled the government of Hindu India that he will touch no more food-—nor even fruit juice— until he is convinced that government ministers ‘are seeking to end the undeclared war in Kashmir province and and peace with Mos: Hem Pakistan. -

his plans. be a glorious deliverance rather of the Foster & Wood Canning Co. | president of Indiana University

than that I should be a helpless of ‘Lodi, Cal; witness to the destruction of In| ning concern. |’ The Foster & Wood Co. was or|ginized in 1933 by William H. Fosand Donald B. Wood who are the sole stockholders. The firm is

Gandhi vegan what may be. his| final hunger strike against Violencel after breakfasting on a half-pount pound, ter “lof goat's milk, crushed apples, boiled] vegetables and one, Indian biscuit'engaged in. packing fruits in the| a Sa a khakra.

ly Ror Bk Mh day he returned from the ‘Kashmir, present Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Larson Province battle front.in addresses Thursday at 7:45 p. m.| While in Kashmir, Patel told In-| Iter balanced line of canned fruit|could cut us off any hour, any day. {dian ‘troops that Moslem Pakistan and vegetables for Stokely- -Van The Larsons are representatives of already was waging a “full-scale Camp: the Oriental Missionary Society war” against India and that the, which-maintains stations in Japan,/New Delhi government would never join the Stokely organization iniresent a token of the strength of

China and India and has estab- give up an inch of the disputed executive: posts and personnel of the United States. If we are forced ithe California concern will continue to leave Berlin it- wifl-represent an

spread and destroy India.

Ainishar. Serdar a Patel... Yesters)

communities.”

Stokely Announces Canning Merger

“Let me die if I must? he wal .W. B. Stokely Jr. president of jing partition.”

his followers at the nightly prayer ‘Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. today an-

meeting where he first announced “Death for me would [nounced in New York the merger der guards of Dr. Herman Wells, women of the West Grove com-

and munity prepared a bountiful “counid inner”. J for the workers.

Now Willie's Got las a possibility a Russiah sttempt'Time to Cool Off

The Air Force said it used jet bomb launching sleds for the experiment. They were clamped to tracks 2000 feet long over which they skated at speeds-over 1000 Wiles

© In the first high speed run on Sept. 20, 1946, the un--manned sled flashed the distance of the track in less than two seconds. When it hit the end of the rails, the sled hurtled out across the desert until it came to rest. A top speed of 1012 miles an hour was recorded on the first try. Since then the jet-propelled sleds have hit The top was reached on’ March 7,

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Gandhi said his fast ‘would end to conduct its operations.

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Rocket Sleds Streak Faster Than Sound

MUROC AIR BASE, Cal, Jan. 13 (UP)—The Air Force announced today that rocket-powered sleds ave. streaked along a set of railroad tracks faster than a bullet, beating the airplane to the honor ‘of cracking the sonic Ww.

The sleds exceeded the speed of sound—763 miles per ‘hour at sea level—considerably during the tests. Conventional type planes are literally torn to pieces by the violent turbulence of the air when they approach sonic speeds. The Air Force said the sleds ied in the speed tests here were equipped with special “slippers” that held them to the rails during their runs. The sleds were permitted | to shoot out onto the desert at the end of their fast trip because a track at least 10,000 feet long would be needed if a braking device were used to, ,stop them before leaving | the track.

Gandhi Begins New Fast «To Protest Indian War

Seeks ‘Glorious Deliverance of Death’

Rather Than See Conflict Destroy Country NEW DELHI, Jan. 13 (UP)—Mohandas K. Gandhi, frail and weary {to do what he can.” under his 78 years, embarked today on a new fast to seek the “glorious| | deliverance” of death rather than watch the Kashmir Province fighting Clay, commanding general of the

| American forces in Europe. He was

With the local can- an adviser to Gen. Clay.

Le Ay and San Joaquin val-ig,y they ga. © os i = British.

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Mr. Poster and Mr. Wood will long as they are in Berlin they 1ep-

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| The speaker was Gen. Lucius

| Frankfurt.” {Ritu is Gen, Clay's deputy. . Clay's sober words, spoken Hiatt, Fred Hiatt, Frank Carraway, Vor a shortly before Christmas in Ralph Wood, Marvin Foulke, Her- | Sennen), are underscored today in vey Wood, Waldo Beals, Clale the light of the Russian newspaper Ottinger, warning to Americans and British | Chesney, Fred Wood, Homer Carin Berlin that “there is no space in son, Francis DeVol, Tommy Simp-| {Berlin for the supporters of Ger- | son, Joe Kinder, Erdie Spears, Not to. mention {man ' Thompson, he firing on-an American Army car Chris VanMeter and Clark Mundy.. Not to be outdone

_|incalculably damaging defeat.”

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SUPER. SONIC — Here. i is one of the.super-sonic rocket: powered sleds which have attained ond speeds in excess of 1000 miles per hour. The sleds ride on steel and magnesium "slippers'’ on tracks laid across\the desert.

They will be used in the future as outdoor ‘wind tunnels permitting the study of super-sonic spee building huge indoor wind tunnels. The tests have been

Re Berlin, Says Cl

American Troops ‘Merely Thin Screen’ By RICHARD HOLLANDER

Scripps-Howard Staff Writer ASHINGTON, Jan. 13—“If ft

Lt. Gen,

he the detention by Russian bor-

ing us out of Berlin. " ‘The fact is that the

|Our supplies get id a only

“Our troops are merely a thin screen,” Gen. Clay said. “But go

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; SUMMIT, MN. Jan:13- Pts] : all right ‘to peep igo your — bor's window in New Jersey as long| {as you're sober and quiet about it ‘This was established yesterday by| {Police | Recorder Albert Bierman.| who dismissed charges agaipst J. J

Hayes of ogling his blond wife and. 16-year-old daughter through the'r bathroom window. ¢ | Peeking in itself is no offense un- i der state statute unless it is accom-| panied by drunkenness or loud nnd

obscene language, Mr. Bierman ruled. Broadbeck denied the peeping)

walking his dog.”

Howe Senior Play. Will Open Tonight

Howe High School seniors will present a mystery play, “320 College Avenue,” in the school gymnasium tonight, tomorrow and

rrell Gooch, speech instructor. Included in the cast are Mary Jo Taylor, Carol Eves, Patty Andrews, Helen Aldrich, Ellen ‘Barnes, {Jackie Freers, Mary Hite, Diane] | Hays, Barbara Ziegler and Joy Wil- | | son,

| Others in’ the cast are Dave { Owen, Bill Harvey, Don Armstrong, Robert Barks, James Allan Smith, | Richard Reed, Richard Bakemeler, | Brandt Steele, Donald Brown, Rob- | ert McDaniel and Lloyd Collins. A ————— Blame Kerosene Stove For Death of Baby: MUNCIE, Jan. 13 (UP)—Pire which took the life of a 19-month-old baby boy was blamed today on a small trailer home kerosene stove Charles Wiley, son of Mr, and Mrs... Ralph Wiley, was burned to

"three. hours: Shelby,

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Broadbeck, accused by Harold J.

Thomas, |

death’ yesterday as the mother watched hysterically while the trailer home went up in flames. Two other small children ran from

A fourth was at school.

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the burning: trailer and were unin. i

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Times State Service NOBLESVILLE, Jan.’ six “pickers and 18 wagons, men of [the West Grove community, miles northwest of here, themselves good neighbors

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NEW YORK, Jan. 13’ proved 46 survivors of the fire-gutted Army Connolly wen reported in good ‘condition today Jured. they picked 25 acres oe corn IN gnoard two rescue ships that picked A movie-goer. noticed the “Mr tiem from ffeboats fr the- rough Mite and walked calmly out of the in- seas of the mid-Atlantic where they had drifted helplessly for 12 hours, ment. aboard the Antwerp-bound Connolly—which left here Thursday Ciifford Williams, Prancis Ha- to pick up 6300 bodies of World War ™® | worth, Jay Hiatt, Shirley Whisman, rv eed in Europe—were saved yesSpiritual leader-of India’s Hindu millions, Gandhi breakfasted as! discussing the possibility of a Rus. BL Brown and Raymond Briles {terday in a dramatic rescue operasupplied pickers, ang the followtion in which planes and ships of m ing farmers assisted: ' Carl Norman, the Army only “when and if I am satisfied] “Gen. Huebner,” he added signifi-| pryest Hodson, Carl Kruge, James : [there is a reunion of hearts in all|¢antly, “has his headquarters in| creen, Alvin Baker, Bennie Smith, Clarence gyan Carson, Robert Whisman,

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The ship represented a $2.225,000) Brown. 108s; Army officials said. Although it was still afloat and burning with | it vas expected the

Army officials said the 5400 empty [tofMins aboard the ship were worth $1,250,000 and that $1,100,000 was | spent. on construction and conver- | sion of the 7176-ton Connolly. 1 The Army transport was abap-| doned yesterday when an engine; relief WASHINGTON, Jan.-13 (UP=- room fire raged out of control. Here's REAL FAST for Charged with ringing seven false Ships and planes were dispatched. Russians gio ms in recent weeks, William to the position 900 miles east of could throw us out of Berlin snyig;m ons 53, pleaded guilty .and/ New York, but the planes were un- | said he ‘did it “because it's been able to find the life boats until

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{est playhouse in America, was badly, Stans. 1¢ damaged today as the. result of a ‘géneral alarm fire that last night forced the evacuation of 200 people to

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Theat, In Hotel Brawl

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‘Two traveling salesmen told police today .one of them was beaten |and the other lost $90 in a dice ‘game ight on the fifth floor of the {Claypool Hotel, Police, summoned to the hotel jearly this morning by House Detecitive Dan Scanlon, said they found Edward Jouett, 47, and Raymond °- |Bell, 50, both of Winchester, Ky. {in » room littered with empty bot'tles and overturned furniture. Jouett said he and Bell had been {lured into the game by a woman. en Bell lost $90, Jouett said he picked up the dice and noted that lone of the cubes had Loo many sixes jon it, When he protested, he said, three men rushed him and pummeled him, Tleaving him dazed in a corner, |dice’ game broke up and dice and {players -vanished, salesmen. Hotel ‘fecords showed the rvoom was rented to a Mr. and Mrs. D. G. !Sexson who gave a non-existent In- — address.

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