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THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, VMS. Lie-Evatt Plea On Berlin Crisis Seems Doomed At Browns Snack Bar You 11 Fmd All the Farcy Finns PARIS, Nov. 16 IP) Russia and: the western powers apparently doomed the Lie-Evatt Dlea for renewed Berlin peace negotiations by announcing Tuesday their previous positions re- iiiaiucu uuuiaiigea. The western power position For Thankgiving Parti closed by President Truman at Key West, Fla. He said flatly that the! United States will not resume four-1 power talks on Germany until Russia lilts the Berlin blockade.

Russia, on the other hand, said in a note to Dr. Herbert V. Evatt, president of the United Nations assembly, and Trygve Lie, UN secretary-general, that the council of foreign ministers must consider all German problems, not merely the Berlin dispute. Blockade Not Mentioned The soviet note said nothing about lifting the Berlin blockade, which has been the main stumbling block in alii 9 -oz. 9 -02, 9 -oz.

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Keiling Kelling Keiling Kelling than ever that they would like a Big Four meeting of Prime Minister Stalin, President Truman, Prime Minister Attlee of Britain and Premier Queuille of France. Celery and Onion Ctcdai! Sticks 65c Pretzel Sticks 45c Soya Cocktail Sticks 69c Cheese Cocktail Stick; 69c Cocktail Crackers 59e Fancy Beaver Lobster 79c Boned Turkey 50e Fillets Anchovies, win 35e Smoked Oysters 69c Antipasto, hors d'oeuv res 49c Welsh Rarebit 59c Cocktail Sausages 79c Cocktail Frankfurts 79c A $150,000 fire Tuesday noon in the Municipal auditorium's Little Theater III JIT1OK6 damaged WKY's television equipment. Workmen are shown above re Up moving the once valuable pieces. The radio station had planned to produce television shows by The soviet note said it shared the' view regarding the importance of "personal contact" among the heads 4V2-oz. midsummer.

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Hm.i.vwriOD. Nov. 16 The Nava, 30. sat under-a hair dryer: i a beautv shOD Tuesday, discussing magazine article about a faithless' Mn. Richardson'! and Mrs.

Rushing's 10HH.BIM Hollywood Screen Extras guild (AFL) voted 2,512 to 67 to reject an employers' wage proposal which union leaders claim would result in awage slice, the guild announced Tuesday. husband. 1 men are unfaithful," she re would be glad to taiK wiin mm in Washington. He also said he had no new plans to send a special envoy to Moscow to talk to Stalin. Reports Given Prominence Only six days ago the soviet press gave great prominence to reports that the president was considering talks with world leaders and even a trip to Moscow.

While the United States, Britain and France still have not given their formal replies to the Lie-Evatt letter proposing big power talks on Berlin informed quarters said they would follow the general line laid down by Mr. Truman. Secretary of State Marshall, Foreign Minister Robert Schuman and British Minister of State Hector McNeil met for 40 minutes Tuesday afternoon and agreed on their replies. 1.75'" delicious home-made Fruit Cakes Bu now for yourself, for gifts marked to an attendant. Her estranged husband, Luciano, 3o, A guild spokesman said the union ill negotiate further, asking the entered in time to hear her remark, police reported, and shot her twice in the chest with a rifle, killing her in producers to make another oner.

Negotiations for a new contract have been in progress since August, the old union shop contract having been extended meanwhile. stantly. Shortly atterwara tne oincers iouna Nava, wounded by a shot in the head The bone.ol contention is a iaic ui BOULDER. Nov. 16 (A After brief questioning, a Bouldc truck driver was cleared late Tucs day as a suspect in the rapc-slaytn of Theresa Foster.

18. student at Colo rado university. Sheriff Arthur Everson said th man had "no connection" with th case. He was questioned to detcrmin whether he might be the owner of bloodstained parka coat found in culvert south of Boulder. This was discovered at a spot abou 2U miles from the highway brids beneath which the beaten body of th girl was found last Thursday.

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