European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 27, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Weather forecast a a r 11 r Cloudy it a partly Cloudy St Bremen my Berlin partly Cloudy aka cd i Der s Rome partly Cloudy 42? trib step a a i a Clear. A a 3art partly Cloudy a the unofficial publication of u. S. European edition occupation forces i Europe easter fashions Spring clothes for Milady this year Are Young feminine and frilly. There Are Long skirts and full Skirls. For the latest news and pictures of easter dresses suits and Posy trimmed hats turn to Page 7. In or number 112 5 cents a copy $1.25 a month saturday March 27, 1948 Vieste slavs end zone relations attracts .7,000 � s m he in he. At no Cieve Asut Grice of ats Iceam Ere decline to set Date meeting of Powers Este March 26 a yugoslav administration one b of the Trieste free up Story apparently has put fetid to All personal con with officials of the Iglo american zone it was rhed today. The regular meeting been missions representing lid ministrations of the two zones yesterday at Capodestria the slavs declined to set a Date f another meeting Jiey said they would Telephone they were ready for another yesterday s meeting of the to ovations was the first since the item Powers proposal disclose edit week to return the free Ter to Italy. Glo american officials said in reception by the yugoslavs  no work was a com item they declared. He apparent break off of personal if continued on Page 12 few Tornado us 13 in . Aroma. City March 26 a hit and miss Tornado iced across Central and Eastern a last night leaving at 13 person dead. E storm hit mainly in farm unities striking near wet 75 Miles East of Oklahoma Eufaula 40 Miles East of wet sea Boynton 20 Miles South of fuck ogee Checotah a few Miles rth East of Eufaula and Sallisaw it 20 Miles West of fort Smith fee state Highway patrol said persons were killed near a one near Eufaula one at i a Community near Checotah two at the Mcclanahan Moun Community three Miles North Sallisaw Tornado first waste ported at Field Oklahoma City about eighty four planes were de continued on Page i an envoy returns York March 26 ins american ambassador to Bel a . Alan Kirk landed Ati Guardia Field today and sex lined that he bad returned to preparations for the visit of he Regent Charles of Belgium. Bulletins new York March 26 up Lin d. Roosevelt jr., and t Roosevelt bolted their or g old running mate or. N. And announced they id support a right d. Elsener As democratic candidate president. Asi Noton March 86 ins . Today formally charged soviet Russia in setting up a urian regime in Eastern Ger wider Cottu Mist control. Russian my hints possible return to Council by Joe Fleming staff correspondent Berlin March 26 is soviet military government s Hief of staff today indicated that the russians might end their Boycott of the Allied control Council Germany s supreme governing body however he refused to directly say whether marshal varsity Sokolovsky s Council walkout last saturday meant the Complete cessation of the activity of quadripartite control organs ingermany."., insist on adherence to an interview Given adn the soviet licensed news Agency a . G. A. Lukianchenko said we insisted and still insist on carrying out the decisions of the Potsdam conference and we insist on strict adherence to the agreement concerning the control mechanism in germany.". But with this assertion which left the door open for a russian return to the Council he said we continued on Page 12 Benes Ito speak april 7 Prague March 26 satellites. Harriman said the door would a kept open for Trade with Russia in other goods. ,. Washington March 26 ins president Truman acted decisively today to halt Export of aircraft engines and other potential military equipment by classifying All such articles  of  v. Jtj fee chief executive signed a proclamation greatly Broad ening the previous listing of materials subject to govern ment Export control As articles vital to the nation s own Jtj 7  n defences. The presidential Iori attacks continue on of of i t7 "1 Good Friday v Jerusalem a Larch 26 up casualties in an Arab attack on a jewish Convoy wednesday at Babel wad were revealed today to be at least 20 dead and 10 wounded. British _ forces combing the area Foux id 16 More bodies t f dead jews. Original reports had said Only 12 were killed altogether. Four other reaction to or. Truman s truce proposal on Palestine on Page 3. Bodies were brought to Jerusalem by Convoy from the area yesterday. Sniping in Jerusalem s modern City went on As usual while a Small number of pilgrims began making their Way through the tortuous streets of the old City to the Church of the holy sepulchre for Good Friday devotions. At 6 . The Chapel of Calvary was crowded with Homan Catholic worshippers. Five hours later Start ing from the Depths of the old City where Christ was condemned the first station crowds were moving slowly along the stations where Jesus  moslem jews an continued Oft Tage 12 aval official says s us seen in Pacific Washington March-26 a a High Navy official said yesterday that foreign submarines had been reported three times recently in the Pacific once within. 200 Miles of san Francisco. The official requesting anonymity told of this after John Sullivan Navy Secretary advised senators that recently submarines not be o aging to any nation West of the run curtain had been sighted. The official said a merchant ves Sel reported about a month ago lighting an unknown submarine at night 200 Miles off san Francisco. On two other occasions he said submarines were seen once by an other merchant vessel and once by ail american plane. Czech Aid quits Over reds Munich March 26 is the czechoslovak vice Consul in Munich Josef Bohu Novakjr resigned yesterday with the statement that a could no longer work for the communists. Action not Only placed air Craft and complement parts under strict Export control but extended controls to radar another electronic equipment. Or. Truman s action came amid congressional demands for a halt earlier a Fry on Page 6. To shipments of potential War materials to Russia and her Satel Lites. Congressional activity on the continued on Page 12 r senators ask Aid for China Washington March 26 up the Senate foreign relations com Mittee today accused China s Lead is of corruption nov inept  but the committee never-5 the less recommended a $463.000,000 China Aid program. In a bluntly worded report the committee said chinese nationalist government leaders have shortcomings which make impossible the development of a Long Range pro Gram of . Aid for China s eco nomic recovery " -. Inefficiency. Corruption and Bur a Acra Tieu maladies have in creased in the years since world War ii ended the committee said. V a one year program the committee sent to the sen ate for action Early next week a one year Aid program. It includes $363,000,000 for fuel food fertilizer and raw materials. A fund of $100,-000,000 would be available for Mili tary assistance or for any other purpose deemed appropriate by the chinese government. The critical tone of the report promised fireworks on the Senate floor. Some ranking republicans have demanded More military assistance for the anti communist continued on Page 12 state def. Hears plot to murder Michael Washington March 26 a the state department said today it has received reports of re mors of a plot against the life of Kins Michael of  the department said  taking measures to protect the former Monarch against assassination. Michael is visiting Washington