European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 27, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 12 the stars and stripes saturday March 27, 3 trolley men held in attack on Vienna i Vienna March 26 is three Vienna Street car conductors Are being held by american military authorities on charges of having ganged up and assaulted an Amer ican Soldier pfc James f. Hall Man the Ufa Provost marshal s office announced today ? according to the Provost marshal the Soldier accompanied by his austrian girl Friend was Riding in a Street car when conductor Joseph Kunst insulted the couple. Held kicked Soldier. An argument was followed by a fist fight in which two other conductors came to the Aid of. Their colleague. While his two fellow workers held the i on the ground Kuust is alleged to have kicked Hallman severely in the face. The Soldier was taken to the local military Hospital where he underwent an Eye operation for injuries obtained in the Melee. He Provost marshal s office told the stars and stripes Kunst has admitted he insulted the Soldier and inter attacked the austrian girl to find out the identity of the i. Pm Blind purchases for 194? top million Washington March 26 special in 1947 the Quarter master corps purchased $1,594, 128 Worth of products made by Blind workers in the . From the National industries for the Blind a non profit Agency. The products included 817,696 Corn brooms 698.840 Cotton mops without handles 12,550 fiber Mats 709,000 Pillow cases 47,232 sterile gloves and 15.600 surgical drapes. Gen Clay makes inspection of 2nd cons Tab. Troopers pilgrims see phenomenon of Stigmata continued from Page 1 american and German said they were convinced they had seen a. Supernatural phenomenon. Some called it a Miracle. Only a few had Faith that Medicine or science would find an answer. To see her relive the passion americans came in an estimated 35 buses and 200 automobiles from Munich Nurnberg Wurzburg and Frankfurt. Germans stood on crowded trains and walked five Miles from the station. No water brother says the villagers vouch that her Stig Mata appeared without explanation in 1926. Except for daily holy com Munion she had not eaten a bite of food since they say. She does not even drink water her brother is not the first to have the Stigmata. St. Francis of Assisi had it and there is a priest in Italy with it today reported capt. Charles b. Fabing Catholic chaplain who drove Down from Bremerhaven. A Miracle it looks pretty much like it could be he said. Extraordinary the blood used to flow every Fri Day. Now it flows Only on Good Friday and a Little after holy com senators be army Negle of air Truman acts on War goods continued from Page 1 matter has included a demand by sen. Burnet r. Maybank u. S. Shippers of aircraft to Russia be prosecuted the president s order placed All aircraft aircraft engines and parts and accessories whether military or commercial within the scope of arms and implements of War now subject to government control. Heretofore Only new and secret types of military aircraft develop ments had been under the Export control category the proclamation while greatly Munion. Tightening controls Over exports says she has not eaten did not actually bar overseas ship More amazing to most was the ment of the articles affected. Sex statement that she has not eaten port licenses for the materials j the fact that she never has claimed listed May now be withheld How. Supernatural Powers and has tried Ever by order of the munitions 1 to avoid publicity support her honesty. There is no medical explanation control Board Trieste slavs end it j Reitemeier physician at 2-zone relations a continued from Page i contacts these officials said left letters messages and Telephone Calls the Only official communications Between the. Of the two zones. Administration the conferences Between officials of the two zones have been held alternately in the Anglo american and the Jugoslav 1 zones of the free City to work out minor matters such As travel permits and tem Horary Export licenses for Trade Between the zones. The 98th Gen. Hosp., Munich said. It. John Kimmel a surgeon said he would like an Opportunity to examine her. A family spokesman said she was examined by an International com Mission of physicians and watched by three weeks in 1928. Today she refused to be examined. Even the chaplains differed in their interpretation. One was an noyed when the reporter questioned the possibility of a supernatural cause and advised her to read a Book about it published in ,1941. Another stressed that the Catholic Church has remained noncommittal. Gisholt in Frankfurt on Way to Frankfurt March 26 is pfc John Grunden Pori Lahdo Ore. Who. Recently was wounded by a shot from a russian sentry in Vienna was town Here today in the first step of evacuation to the .. -. Grunden his left Arm in a cast is Token to the 97th Gen. he will await a flight to the states on or about april l. The i who was shot by the sentry mar cars when his and two other sodditgs1irere walking past the qrdt�ffl6te$, billets a Ith three austrian girls Aid i Evev no Rrt edition of re ring to Vienna he said he had no interest in blur teide a As the girl with him when he was shot except that she is a _ Grusden said he hoped to marry Phillis Patterson a Portland girl As soon As he is Able. As far As i know we still have an under standing he said. I can t give my opinion of rus sians publicly he added. Grunden said he was t sure whether or not i will remain in the army. It All depends on thether any Arni heals i at one time doctors were afraid Grunden might have to lose his Arm As result of the machine gun Bullet which entered has left Shoul Der passed through his Side and lodged in his left Arm. " Gen. Lucius d. Clay Neucom commander is shown addressing members of the 2nd co Stab. Regt. Following a review at Augsburg yesterday. Beside him is col. William d. Long regimental commander. In rear Are Robert Murphy Clay s political adviser Brig. Gen. Clinton a. Pierce cd Augsburg military Post and Brig. Gen. Edmund Sebree. Cd 2nd co Stab. Pio photo Augsburg March 26 special Gen. Lucius do Clay Neucom com Mander inspected the 2nd co Stab. Regt. Here today. Clay accompanied by Robert d. Murphy political adviser flew to Augsburg. He was met by col. Wil Liam d. Long regimental com Mander and an Honor guard of the 68th so. Clay reviewed the regiment at Sheridan Kaseane with maj. Gen. W. A. Burress retiring co Stab. Commander Brig. Gen. Edmund by Sebree 1st Brig commander and Brig. Gen. Clinton a. Pierce cd Augsburg military Post. During inspection Clay saw the regiment s billets a firing exercise demonstration of demolition and airborne training and recreation facilities of the regiment. Observers fear end to unification Hopes see failure if Boycott Council by Arthur notes staff correspondent Frankfurt March 26 is soviet refusal to attend an Allied control Council meeting scheduled to be called for april 10 in Berlin by Gen. Lucius d. Clay u. S. Mili tary governor would indicate a definite end to 4bpes for unification of Germany observers Here said today. � the russians who walked out of an Allied control Council meeting last saturday in protest against a Western Allied decision not to Dis London conference proceedings in the Council have so far refused to Call a new acc meeting. Has not called meeting. Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky so Viet my chief is four Power chair Man this Morith and should under existing regulations Call a meeting March 30. So far he has not done so. Clay it was pointed out becomes four Power chairman h. April 1 and May schedule an acc meeting for april 10, regular date., for such a meeting. " " if the russians refuse to attend the session it would indicate an end to Allied Unity and offer direct evidence that the russians Are waging a Campaign against German Unity. " Clay yesterday however labelled russian tactics political and not military. A the russians do not accept the april 10 invitation the Only four Power organization session would be the Berlin City Komma Datura. Clay ordered americans to stay away from All other four Power meetings until the russians ended their acc walk out. _ 7th fire victim Dies Omaha neb., March 26 up the seventh victim of the Ward rest Home fire died yesterday. Wil Liam King 74,-died--two Days after a Blaze swept the two Story Home on. The City s North Side Early soviets May rejoin Allied Council continued from Page 1cannot support the fictitious existence of the control we Are prepared to support the control Council in Case other occupation Powers do not make a mockery out of it by using its existence to camouflage to flier separatist actions and selfish Aims he said. We cannot support the illusion of the existence of the control Council when through the actions of the British americans and French it has been brought to an impossible situation. And merely serves to camouflage the unilateral splitting activity. Of the Western occupation no definite answer however Lukianchenko did not say either yes or no when asked if Germany s control machinery had ended. J the russians made no i Salem to guarantee life and Perty Here and to safeguard places of All religions the Agency today suggested Tea at danish and i norwegian troops stationed in should be garrisoned &. The a Salem area when the British Date ends a 1?. " " Aten Kate irs Bros Oklahoma Tornai kills 13, i continued from Page stroked or damaged there twister. It noved gradually Ward finally hitting Sallisaw the Arkansas Border about 11 listed As dead were -. Mrs. Woodrow stringfellow4j her 3-week-old baby or. And 7 Bill Harris and three of to a daughters Donald Shropshire Oiga Rogers 34, and commo d Rogers 77 or. And mrs. C. And David Hardin it. Mrs. Stringfellow and were killed when their Home at three Miles South of Wetumka flattened by the storm j$1
