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Berlin, May 19.

The Russians tonight lifted the "Little Blockado" of Holmstedt on the British-Soviet sector boundary and then warned that it will be re-imposed to-

morrow.

Rus-

The "Little Blockade" began with the Russians de- Loter manding permits for German vehicles.

German they announced that tomorrow all trucks will require permits or they will not be allowed to roll on to Berlin. These moves ended the con- fusion which held up traffic dur- ing the evening.

further Confusion over

rond "restrictions" on transport into Berlin, after they

lified todny

their had earlier

difficult- "little blockade" cause ier tonight.

Trouble arose when report and carne In quick counter-report

restrictions of succession and of roads being opened, with- out hindrance, by the Russians.

Developments today.

sian

(1)

ارد؟

new

Western After last night's

allowed protest, the Russians

not Ger- Allied vehicles--but man trucks to come direct to Berlin from Helmstedt, British

autobahn the

vla zone,

Marienborn. They

Insisted that German vehicles use the alternative route via Ducis- felde, narrower and longer. 2) Within a short time trucks were streaming along both

routes.

(3) On the Oedisfelde route to- night the Russlans began atop- trucks with plug all German consigaments for the Western sector German administration In Berlin, wideh they do not recognise.

They allowed all other German tricks to pass.

Churchill's Daughter "Cover Girl'

New York, May 20. Barah Churchill, Winston Churchill's daughter, ta doover "Cifa** magazino's giri" this week,

"Life," national U.S. maga. zine, doplate an amused amli- Ing Barah, her hair swept by the wind.

wolves had falled to carry out the New York agreement on the lifting of the blockade.

circulated

by the A report

German newk Soviet-licensed

Inside pictorial An

story tells how "Mula" (the nlok- agency less than half an hour be- fore the news of the profesia by

name her father gave her for Generals McLean and Hays be-

the har obstinacy) rose in came known, said:

the chorus, to thastro from "(1) The British authorities are

achblave her life tong dram in the British holding back

of film stardom In the British with barges loaded

the Over "All zone 22

production the Soviet for manganese ore

Town."-Associated Press, zone. "(2) Despite a Savict

protest,

the Americans have refused to hand back a number, of Soviet seized by locomotives zone them in Berlin.'

Subtle Game Brigadier-General Frank How- ley, American commandant In Berlin, said that Russian restric- traffic German truck tions violate the economic and political rights of the Western powers in Berlin.

General Howley said the Rus- be playing the slans appear to same subtle econonile game that the back played before they blockade was raposed last year. this time we He atided: "But have our eyes open.

This is a period of walchful waiting

to determine just what The Rus- the Russian intent is.

restrictions appear to be dis- ▸ K. Me sin rest

and regarding our full

equal Lean, British Deputy Military

Berlin Governor,

letter to economir ¤ Bent

It is General V. 1. Chuikov, Soviet belongs to all Germany.

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British Protest

Major-General

rights here.

the

Soviet

Milkary Governor, protesting not part of against travel and iPade restrle economienity tions. The details of his letter can exist only were not disclosed.

031 otherwise.

Zone,

if all parts of Germany have free access to it."

(5) Major-General George P.-Reuter and United Press.

Hays.

States Acting Unlerl

Military Governor, niso pro- tested to General

Chulkov Franco's

his protest being against res-

trictions

לנ

trucks passing

through Helmsted and the

through

provision of

because these

force before

25-mile detour,

were not March

in

1. 1948 of

(the date of the beginning

the Berlin blockade),

(6) The British

Berlin warned

authorities in that

Allegations

Under Study

London, May 19. The Foreign Office is today it raight studying allegations made yes- become necessary to stop rond terday by General Francisco

10 Berlin supplies to

if present Franen, chief of the Spanish difficulties continue in trade and

from

vehicle movement across the State, that Britain had failed to keep wartime promises to Spanish claims in Africa. an official spokesman said today.

believe observers Diplomatic that British officinis are treating General Franco's statements with a good deal of scepticisin.

sald They

that the alleged promises uppear to have urisen from a private dinner party talk Russian Allegation

between Mr. Winston Churchill, Conditions, so far as the au- then the British Prime Minister, then And the Duke of Alba, tobahn were concerned, thus re-

position of last Spanish Ambassador. It is thus verted to the Tuesday, when the Russians be- possible that the Foreign Office gan demanding that German road i would have kept no records of the consignments to Berlin must be conversation. counter-signed Zone Economic Commission.

East-West zonal boundary. An official British statement laid support full blame for the diflculties North on the Russinos. (7) Lastly,

Helmstedt, came news that, without noti- Beation, the Russians had be- gun to allow German trucks to use the autobahn via Marien- born.

by

the

Soviel

Another claim made by General Franco yesterday was that Britain The Russian authorities had proposed to the United States countered Western protesta by an Allied armed landing in Spain alleging that the British and as a prelude to the liberation of American Governmenta them- Europe.-Reuter.

HAVE SEVERAL SETS

PRO-PETAIN DEMONSTRATION

Paris, May 20. Five hundred persons broke up an auction sale of Marshal Phil- pe Petain's personal belongings shouted they when yesterday "Vive Petain" and then sang the "Marseillaise" standing to, atten- tion.

Washington, May 20.

On the eve of his departure for the Big Four con

forence in Paris, the U,S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, said that he will not barter away to Russia any successes already scored by the West in rebuilding, a democratic Germany. He warned the American people against the luxury ' of either undue pessimism or premature optim- ism as to the outcome of the new East-West talks. No one can tell whether the Paris meet- ing will succeed or fail, he said.

said, "no matter how much we may desire agreement, to necopt anything which would tend to undo what has been accomplish- od

or impede future progress along the course we have chart- ed toward the revival of health and strength for the fice nations of the world."

Foreign Policy

On the American foreign policy, that the Mr. Acheson asserted main line of U.S. action must not The Secretary of State summed become subject to the fluctuation He appealed for steadiness and

to the new

produced by a raising and lower- consistency in the American for-up his approach

would Council of Foreign Ministers' ses-ing of the international tempera- elgn policy, declaring it

shouldalon in these words be trngle if this notion prematurely slacken its efforts to get the kind of world it wants at the net sign of success.

Mr. Acheson issued a state- Fment on his Paris policy after a

elosed session

Senate with the Foreign Relations Committee to which he explained in detail what amounts to

a "no compromise" attitude toward

with the dealing Russians. His declaration mode it emphatically clear that he will not make concessions which in his opinion would extend the Rus- sian Influence into the Western

German zone.

The Committee Chairman, Mr. Tom Connally, Democrat, thinks the Committee is in complete Mr. Acheson's ugreement with views.

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"We shall neglect no roat opportunity for increasing the area of solution and tranquility In the world. At the samo time we shall not barter away successes achieved for the sake important in the world today than Re- of promises which might again the steadiness and consistency of

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