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Khrushchev, Kekkonen Meet Friday 18 Tilt fJnfttlw Star Monday, November 20, 1961 Commies Seal Gaps In Wall LABOR THROUGH NIGHT understands it thai we passed away by that time, wished to gain time a But this understandable spec way," he said. "Perhaps the filiation appears not to have international situation would had the intended result." have eased and the worst ANGEL ft Mel Caufna I V''; VcllIIIIIVSS ngcu 1 The president said "we do not know what tomorrow will bring," but urged that the Finnish people keep calm. He criticized West German Defense Minister Franz Joseph Strauss's visit to way last week, one of points cited by the Russians in picturing a war threat. Kekkonen said Strauss trip involving consultations on purchase of military supplies between the two North Atlantic Treaty partners apparently was not of a noteworthy character, but was "a denburg Gate indicated heavy steel rails were being pounded into the earth. The Communists also worked to erect tank barriers at other spots along the wall.

One project progressed under the glare of floodlights on Zimmerstrasse, within sight of several hundred staring West Berliners. It was estimated that probably 2,000 workers were put on the job along the wall, with an equal number of armed guards watching them. Loudspeakers Blare Communist loudspeakers at other points along the wall blasted out the phrase: "You are going to experience an eventful night." Aside from the obvious construction efforts, there was no Berlin Communist East German construction gangs protected by armed troops labored through the night to erect massive tank barriers and seal up gaps in the Communist wall dividing Berlin. It looked like the final effort to complete the concrete, brick and barbed wire barrier after more than 3 months of work. The construction gangs set to work on at least 6 points along the 25 mile border separating the Western sectors from the Communist 1 section of the city.

Work began when night fell and cranes and truck loads of building materials rolled up to the barriers under floodlights and a bright moon. Peace Shattered Helsinki, Finland t) Premier Khrushchev agreed Sunday to meet with Finland's President Erho Kekkonen to talk about Moscow pressure for Soviet Finnish military consultations. The cabinet announced the Soviet leader, accepting a Finnish request for an informal meeting, said he would receive Kekkonen at the Siberian city of Novosibirsk Friday. It means at least a 5 day breathing spell for this little nation struggling to maintain neutrality in East West affairs in the Kremlin's campaign for joint defense talks pegged to an alleged threat of West German aggression in the Baltic. Khrushchev is on a tour of industrial centers and farm lands in eastern reaches of the Soviet Union, which could explain why he suggested No vosibirsk as the site.

That city of more than 750,000, sometimes called the Chicago of Siberia, is on the Ob River 1,750 miles east of Moscow. Quick Action The Finnish request for the meeting was turned over by Premier Martti Miettunen's government to Soviet Ambassador A. Zaharov Saturday, In announcing the quick response, the cabinet said: "Details about the president's trip and his party will be announced later." stupendous disservice to us." "Our burden is heavy 'i wanted to to wish you a be the firsts enough apart from that," he happy birth said, "and it is we who have MECHANIC FINISHES TUNE UP 1 to carry it. a motor tune up. The police cars are Wayne Roach, one of 5 mechanics responsible for keeping Lincoln police cars in top shape, puts the finishing touches on given regular checks every thousand, Chrysler Workers Ratify Contract 5,000, and 10.000 miles.

(Star Photo) explanation of what the dec Mechanics Work Three Shifts tion by a substantial majority of Chrysler workers "that the contract contains important advances that will be meaningful in meeting both economic and working agreement problems that have been To Keep City's Cars In Shape laration meant. British infantrymen patrolled the area facing Brandenburg Gate, the scene of the most spectacular operation, and the British rolled up two armored cars. West Berlin police were du on a partial alert. Army Moves Detroit UPI The United Auto Workers Union said a majority of its 60,000 workers at Chrysler had voted to ratify the new national 3 year contract with the company. Norman Matthews, a union vice president and director of the UAW's Chrysler department, said Chrysler workers had voted "better than 2 to 1" to accept the Chrysler pact.

Matthews called the results very satisfactory and said the ratification showed recogni plaguing them. greasing is responsible fort the tread, while the rear tire locating any trouble." he tends to wear flat," he ex says. "We also give a car a plained, check after a fast chase or a when tires become too trip over rough ground. We worn for adwniatP saftv nn By HAL BROWN Star Staff Writer A team of 5 men carry the responsibility of keeping Lincoln's police cars and motor Fair Date Set Oakland The 1962 Burt County Fair will be held August 20 24, according to Or rin Kohlmeier, fair secretary. Meanwhile the U.S.

Army! the two wheel motorcycles thev are Placed on th The Sunday night peace was shattered by the din of drills and the clang of metal rails. The sudden outburst of feverish construction activity appeared to be a show of defiance of demands by Western leaders that the wall must come down as part of any Berlin settlement. The work went into high gear as West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer flew to Washington for talks with American leaders on the Berlin situation. At a news conference in Bonn last week Adenauer had declared "the wall must go." West Berlin's deputy mayor, Franz Amrehn, inspecting the new sections underway, commented bitterly: "That is a wall for a thousand years." Ponderous Obstacle At the famous Brandenburg Gate work gangs erected the moved a company of combat infantry across Communist East Germany into West Berlin without incident. Another company will move out Monday alons the same A source close to the Finnish government said the Finns are determined to keep the talks on a political level and avoid a commitment to negotiate with the Russians about military matters under their 1948 friendship pact.

The political phase could include the fact the Finnish Communist Party is unrepresented in the government, have to make certain a car that has been on a hard run is readv for the next man that will take it out. Minor Tune l'p Each car receives a minor motor tune up every 5.000 miles. This includes' checking spark plugs, ignition points, timing, carburetor adjustments, brade adjustments and fan belts, according to route the lifeline Autobahn are happy to salute An Outstanding Business Firm this Week cycles in top shape, in addi tion to servicing and repair ing 36 other city vehicles. Senior mechanic Leon Coat ney heads the staff of 5 that work 3 shifts around the! clock, 7 days a week. The! day shift includes 3 mechan ics, while one mechanic is on duty from 3:30 p.m.

to mid night and another from 11:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. "We could handle most of I 3 wheelcrs. New tires are never put on the 3 wheel motorcycles, Coatney said. "We always put the new tires on the two wheelers because they are used at high speeds, while the 3 wheelers aren't," he said.

Thp nolirp ripn.irtmnr ve stretching 110 miles from! though it is Finland's largest. hicle list includes 25 cruisers. The Communists had the al West Berlin to the West Ger man border at Helmstedt. These are part of a series of troop movements along the Soviet controlled highway. The moves are described by the Army as routine training, but are generally regarded in West Berlin as aiprtiimu a Coatnev, iwo wneel motorcycles and iiegiance oi oi tne zuu mem the work with two shifts if it A major tune up comes ev 7 3 wheelers.

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Fan belts, hoses and tires bers of the parliament Kekkonen dissolved last week. A candidate for re election, Kekkonen defended the decision to dissolve the parliament and have the people choose a new one next February in a speech at the southern Finnish town of Jyvaskyla. "There is no reason to conceal it because everyone Mine Blast Kills 4 Wakamatsu, Japan UPI Four miners were killed in a gas explosion at the Japan coal mining pit. One miner escaped when the blast occurred 13,000 feet from the entrance. are checked once a and each car is washed tu a way.

Company 3rd Battle Group, 6th Infantry, moved in 3 groups. The company of about 150 men is commanded by Capt. Roy E. Atkins, of Fort Worth, Tex. most ponderous obstacle since work started on the wall last Aug.

13. They sealed off the gate with a semi circular barrier 250 yards long, 8 feet thick and already chest high by morning. Concrete blocks 4 feet wide and 10 feet long were anchored on massive steel girders and sealed with cement. Allied officers watching the obstacle rise called it definitely tank proof. Noises from either side of the Bran io mianigm sniit, since that is the most convenient time to take cars out of service." Each police car is given an oil change and is lubricated every miles, Coatney says.

"Our lubrication job takes anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes and our mechanics give the car a thorough check," he explains. The check includes spring shackles, drive lines, and sus or three times per week, Coatney say. The motorcycles receive about the same treatment, only a little more often, according to Coatney. In addition tires are rotated on a motorcycle, but not on the cruisers. "We rotate motorcycle Brooks Insurance Agency 15 No.

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