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Fantastic Request By Soviet Press

To

Berlin Siege Be Long Affair

Berlin, July 13.

he Russians, through their official press, today de- manded that Western Berlin "capitulate" as they again delayed answering the tri-power protest notes demanding the lifting of the blockade of Bartin,

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The Field Marshal will Teave Vienna by ale tomorrow , morning for London Rautar.

bore "no time limit-thus no ultimatum.” Therefore, Moscow could, American GI's were taking can- delay as long as it desired—ned food being unloaded at Tem- | 9900 with each day adding to the pelhof.

economic hardships of the 2,000,000 Germans the US and Britain

arc aitempting to supply by air through the foulest July weather in Ger- man history.

At the same time, the Russians attempted to frighten Berliners.

SATIRE A LA ROUSSE

Berlin, July: 13..",

In a satirical article on the Berlin crisis today, the Soviet official newspaper, Tuczlicho Rundschau stated:

"In Greenland, the Eskimos are saving up their, icicles to send them to help the starving Ber liners, while the biggest gift i

to arrive from India **es cxpected.

shortly. It consists of several shiploads of Bibles, which the of Germany, to be devoted ex-British distributed there during The Communist

mio clusively to the air lift. press threatened a prolonged sloge of 3-The Americans kept work-the last tamine to help the stary- Western Berlin lasting into the men busy constructing an addi-ing, population.

flonal runway at Tempelhof, the Schroeder, the scting Lord Mayor

"Reports that winter if necessary.

Frau Louise US Army's Berlin air base.

to Honolulu Another

la flying British visitor was of Berlin, Anthony Eden, former Foreign 10 represent the city at a world Secretary, who

came The latest of numerous Russian British Commander in Germany,

with the congress of fida strea

foundation Chieftain without aro

The Red eral Robertson has

Suhr,

U.S. Rebuff.

has

into subjection by fears of war, complaints of American violationsneral Sir Brian Rose been is Lamb Bundworm

tons of supplies in 200 flights.

rights.

Prolonged Siege?

TOWIC

of the

Assembly, offering

ffering the help of

"Pre-Fab" Boredom

During the 24 hours up to 4 of the air corridors over the Rus- p.m. Berlin time, American Arslan zone, which link Berlin with London. It was believed he re-ed Dr. Force planes from. Wiesbaden and Western Germany, tonight recely turned with now instructions after his tribe in Western Barlin's fight Frankfurt brought to Berlin 1,107ed a rebuff from the US authori-conferences with the British Ca-

ties!

binet.

Kor freedom. Unfortunately, Lame General Robertson and Mr. Blindworm atated in his message This was slightly under Mon- Major General George P. Hays Eden were expected

that only 10 of his. braves, can confer da's total ferried in better wea-wrote his Russian opposite num-

sili swing tomahawks. The other ther. It brought the American Der, Lieutenant General G. S. quickly with the American co*)20.000 did not survive their. Ilbera- i

mander, General Lucius D. Clayton by the Americans Heater, total In-the-great supply opera. Lukinnchenko, that the new The return to Berlin of Mar- tion since June 26 to 12.263 charges, like those in the past, shal Vasalli Sokolovsky, the So-

had

proved "unfounded,"

vlet He rejected summarily Russian postponed "for several days" be

Military Governor has been complaints that flights through the corridors were made withbut prior to the threepower protest on the

cause the terms of

of Russia's

r's' reply. Soviet permission, pointing out Berlin blockade bad not been fin- that our rights within the corri-ally settled, German political cir- While American and British dor are clearly delined" in four eles in close touch with the So

London, July”“ ‚14.* airmen were risking their vos to power agreements.

"Pre-fab boredom, and frustra- supply Berlin, the Communist Other developments in the Ber-Press and Reuter.

|viet authorities said.—Associated | tion" is endangering - the hap- press sought to scorn the opera-lin situation included:

pine:s of thousands of Londoners, tion which Berkners And so dra-.

George Mitchell" sald-toddy ✨nt. matle they stand for hours Just

the London Council, of” Bocial watching the big planes come in and depart.

Tho

Council member urged that professional, social workers Russian controlled newspapers,

Lake Success, July 14. be appointed to make life brighter besides trying to frighten Berlin-

Ceylon has joined the World for people who live in large dra with fears of war, also alleged

Health Organisation, and a Cey-conglomerations of flats and pre- Tonese delegation has been given fabricated dwellings, where the that American soldiers were steal-

status at the World Health tenants are concentrated aid official ing some of the food, which- was 2-Arthur Henderson, British Assembly now eoling in Geneva, shut off from the main stream of being down in. The Russian cun-Secretary of State for Air, said Ceylon is the 12th state which, life in the district." trolled news agency ADN distri-on an inspection trip that the though not a member of the buted this report, which was British will open a second air base United Nations, has joined the "frustration

said clubs would oust

and · boredom. given front page display, that at Fassbert, in the British zona WHO-Reuter...

'United Press.

1-Authoritative government sources in London aald Britain la preparing to step up greatly the number. of 'món and air. craft assigned to the air lift,

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