Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1948 — Page 28
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joint statement! |to Juan A. Bramuglia, ling chairman of the {Nations Security Council It was delivered {o- Mr, Bra-
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mittee to study the Berlin eurrency and trade problems. “The three Western powers cannot agree they should be bound, {to submit to all Boviet measures {which add to and intensify the |Boviet blockade, or which interfere with the city administration,
a Af F: Tt A a : “The three governments there. “ifore repeat the reservation of their right, declared to the Sejeurity. Council —when the Berlin {question was submitted to that body, ‘to take such measures 8s “*may be necessary to maintain in | thess circumstances thelr position’ [tn Berlin'.” {| The Western jcharged that since . Oct, |sfa has [tinuously
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{split -in-the city.” A British spokesman said the | statement was a “clear. warnling mo settlement of the Ber-! {lin erisis is in sight.” He said {each day brings the West closer [to the point where they must ad{mitt no, solution is possible, Mr. Bramuglia meanwhile {s-|, |sued a statemént describing the Berlin crisis as a “simple skirimish” in the world struggle. He | confidently predicted. Here would
Burglars : Reid Electrical Shop |
: Burglars, possibly thwarted! radio. quiz program aspirants, | were sought by police today in} the theft of $900 worth of elec] trical equipment. | Several clocks, sweepers, radios. toasters and electric irons were taken from the Sharper & Cardner Electrical Co., 4040 E. 10th}, St, last ght. Paul ‘Gardner, mARAger. 1 repo
ing the glass in a rear door. A “leash register and file cases were broken open and a combination was knocked off a safe, but it was not opened, Mr. ~ Gardner told
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| Robert Carlson, 42, of 1334"Calhoun - St, séversa a he caught his hand in the fan of his automabile today.
Beech Grove Railroad shops, had stopped in the Wake-Up station at Shelby and L.eGrande Sts. to) inspect his fuel pump. He was| treated at General Hospital.
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ition from. the“hgague of Women Voters that action forthcoming! on the praposal thaf™ “kindergar-
ard. . Delegation members voiced nite retir- support of a resolution by the In {United dianapolis Free Kindergarten So- ~~. ciety that the School Board take “ ovér the administration, Referred to Attbroey * Farrington, board sald discussions of all concerning perd financing have not been completed. has been referred to the board's attorney, the board's position in the matter.' Commissioners have also taken! under considération a request by -e Wt patrons of School 1, 3614. E. 36th * Fine for more space, A a four- re addjtion
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