Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1949 — Page 15

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| Mrs. Caroline Smith [\oaPol Mr. Smith was manag |orhert Hesselgrave [School and was a member of the Denies Western Bloc Failed to Live Up to

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the Indianapolis Daughter of Judge or Tort i aapals) Dies in Hospital

ine. Si i Church and Madden-Nottinghan' Their Part of Pact on Berlin Barriers King Size Divot y | Mrs. Caroline Tilden Smmith,(1922. Services ware being arranged | American Legion Post No. 348. 3 DETROIT, May UP wife of the late ith, Surv Yer wife, Rose G De By United wi Someone .aiolt tiS Hurt Richard Smith,| Mrs. Smith had attended the!for Herbert Hesselgrave, native > e,

ren Valley Golf Club. in’ St. Francis Hospital, Santa/Member of the Caroline Scottitriclan who dled yesterday in/Parenis. Mr. and Ara. Herbert C \ tary The thieves expertly cut |Barbars, Cal, friends here Harrison Chapter, DAR here. Methodist Hospital. He was 30.two brothers, J. Richard Hessel: in Berlin that he was satisfied “there was good faith on; and rolled up 225 square [learned yesterday. She was 90, Surviving are her former ward,! Mr, Hesselgrave, who lived injgrave, Indianapoiis and Joseph C effect the four powe ragreement remove feet of expensive bent grass Born in Cleveland, Mrs. Smithinrs Elizabeth: Atkins Hess; a 638 W. 31st St, was born in Hesselgrave, Rochester, N. Y,

both ect ing the Soviet blockade of Beriin] — ee around the cup. They left |was the daughter of" Daniel R. . Leeds, England, but came to the and ment charging that Mrs. Martin tne hole. Tilden, former judge fn the New| foruta. 5 © sriaret Lynes, Call estern

fornia; a sister-in-daw, Miss! United States with his parents] AMPLE THEATER SEATS Investigators agreed it |York Supreme Court. A nephew, laura Smith, Cincinnat!, and her'as an infant. Theaters in the United States

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the Soviet zone. ¥ “There are always :technicaliSquare Dance Skirt te to be resolved,” Gen. Clay by Roosevelt . . . White eye- . “bul nothing of a serious let trimming on Cotton Broad- |Pature has arisen.

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mentioned was the shaking down - oi Sis $2.99 of the present appiication of an ie agreement for shipment of iron, coal and steel from .the Soviet zone to eastern Germany. The agreement expired during the blockade. London The House of Commons overrode minority Communist and leftwing labor objections last night and ratified the Atlantic Pact by the overwhelming vote of 333 to 6. The vote was taken after British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin told the House that the strength given western nations by the pact had staved off the possibility of war with Russia. The situation now is better, Mr. Bevin said in debate, so much so that “extreme and violent actions by the Soviets now are on the wane.” In 1947 things “looked pretty bad,” Mr, Bevin said, due to a Soviet policy which he described as “talking peace and accusing others of warmongering and creating unrest.”

Frankfurt The three Western military governors today approved the

man state drawn up by German politicians in convention at Bonn. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, Gen, Pierre Koenig and Lt. Gen. Sir Brian Robertson congratulated German delegates to the convention for “the successful completion of a difficult task performed under trying circumstances.” They said in a letter that the delegates had shown “devotion to democratic ideals, toward the ful-

new constitution for a West Ger-|

republic. . The rout of the Chinese Nationalist goverament has heightened official American interest in ing the close friendship of the 370 million people who inhabit the Indian sub-continent, according to well-informed sources.

Tokyo The United States decided to halt the Japanese reparations program largely to prevent the Chinese Communists from getting hold of equipment useful for making war, informed sources said today. Of the $23 million worth of machinery and equipment to be distributed to China, The Netherlands, the Philippines and the United Kingdom, China was to receive half. However, a Japanese government official said only 50,000 tons of equipment destined for China actually had been removed from Japan of a total of two million tons earmarked for possible removal.

Set Monday Rites For Local Builder

J. J. Spreckelmeyer

Dies in Home Here

Jacob J. Spreckelmeyer, Indianapolis contractor 41 years, died yesterday in his hime, 338 8. Lyons St. He was 70. A native of 8t. Peters, Mo., he had lived in Indianapolis 41 years. He was an active member of the Evangelistic Center, 3518 Shelby St. One of his last works was assisting in the construction of

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