European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 4, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse 16 the stars and stripes april yanks Cut off Russ rail in sector continued from Page 1 Man the Block was set up at noon and removed at 4 in that time 11 official vehicles carrying soviet officers were checked for British Deputy military told newsmen he regarded the soviet acts in the last week As an Effort to make our position Here but we will not be also saw these develop ments train arrives american military freight train arrived in Berlin without incident or soviet but the americans continued to ship sup plies by government announced Russia had informed it of imminent night Maneu vers by soviet fighter planes in the air corridor Over which Allied Fly to and Berlin Russia asked that Allied Craft be of halted All Inland water traffic1 Between the British zone and Berlin by demanding new documents for freight British my stoppage ordered two trains bringing food to germans in Ber Lin from the West rerouted through Helmstedt because of operational More than 20 soviet in eluding two were refused admittance to the Reichs Bahn building one soviet officer protested he had an off fee in the building and Eugene commander of the 579th my told him to take it up with guards remain armed russian guards remained in the building and it was believed that six other including a also were besieged for the guards was delivered to the building by other but they too were barred from entering and the food was taken in by German in his told Howley Berlin that the action not Only interfered with operation of the railroads but would frighten the he said a russian guard had been placed in the building be cause he geared that a group of criminal germans in the russian sector were scheming to enter the building to destroy valuable rec the building is in the american Russia maintained supervision Over it because it is operated by the Reichs Bahn Section zone Clay gets protest at Public relations announced that the protest had been referred to Clay but it is not expected that he will be Able to give Tion to it until he has solved the problem of free entry of Amer ican Supply trains to Clay told the stars and stripes that there was no connection Between either today Road Block or the Reichs Bahn operation and the russian traffic the Reichs Bahn he was simply an action taken against the stationing of armed soviet troops in the american ask forthe Road we have been haying them from time to for two and a half bad weather forces Caffery to Ston Over at Rhine main viennese policeman slain april 3 one viennese policeman was killed and another seriously wounded in an attempt to arrest two burglars in the cites District Early today Jefferson Caffery at Rhine main Royall pledges open route from Page 1 decision has been reached with Clay that though we tight and positions we will not be Royall added that Day has the full support of this department and the government on that As a result of this latest talk with Royall also made Public the circumstances under which agree ment for Access to Berlin from the Western z9nes was Royall said circumstances were these on june Floyd who was designated commander for the american sector of Berlin weeks of the British army and marshal Gregory Zhukov met in the meeting provided that the would have Access to Berli Nover air and rail corridor included the railway and Highway lines entered the russian zone through a Point near thus run Ning eastward to the air corridor now used was also agreed upon it was agreed that the would have the right to move with out restriction All freight and Pas the Only requirement being that a list is provided the it was specifically agreed there would be no inspection of Royall said the russians expressly stated they Are not interested in what is being the agreement has been con firmed by practice continually since that he Parks told correspondents the agreement was later formalized in a written but Royall said he Able to produce the written copy at by Dwight Schear staff correspondent april Jefferson s Ambas Sador to joined the Host of persons who unexpectedly found themselves at Rhine main air base this Only unlike most of the other unlocked for Rhine main was not there because of russian regulations regarding just Plain bad weather the ambassador to the Frankfurt the Grey haired Veteran of More than 37 years in the diplomatic service left Strasbourg today for but poor flying weather Over the French capital forced his de tour to wanted to visit this is my first trip to Germany since the Potsdam conference in the summer of Caffery for years Ive been wanting to visit since 1944 Ive been right Doorn but it took an Accident of weather to get me across the on flew from Paris to where he made a speech on Aid to Europe he made a similar speech in Stras Bourg dec will award medals at army Day fetes continued from Page 1 by of 1st special the troops of the Stuttgart Mili tary Post will pass in review be fore Arnold Funk on the ludwigs Burg Castle grounds j where Napoleon Bonaparte once reviewed the army of in Regensburg Bavaria military governor Murray Van Wagoner will be the guest Alan Post at the j army Day i Keyes to speak constabulary and air Force units at Safe will join in a ceremony in which the constabulary Camp Taylor will be renamed Camp Pieri for the Francis Pieri who won the dec with the 4th Geoffrey com Mander of forces in will broadcast an army Day Mes Sage to All troops in his command Over the Blue Danube and in Trieste a Parade with full Field equipment by american troops Wil be the first official Parade of the Trust propaganda chief says Russ do not want War april 3 Sian propaganda chief Serge tul Panov said last night that the russians do not want during an interview Over soviet controlled radio Berlin Tulp nov was asked his opinion concerning War he said emphatically that the russians did not want he charged the rumours were being circulated by Western Impe British Leader in Zion Calls v for cease fire aprils an sir Alan British High sooner for called upon and cease fire in keeping a in Cunningham those might wish to continue the policy of violence in the face of the United nations demand should think Well of the damage which such action May do to Case in the deliberations to take place the duty of aspires to civilization abstain from influencing this International body Security i Trust therefore that the Peoples of pales Tine will recognize where their interest lies and comply with the request i am making and that acts of violence should cease at 41 hand Fly 100 to to Tempelen Rhine main air 3 than 100 freight were shipped wit cadent by air from air base to the Berlin officials re the Only difficulties in along the Rhine into Hof air lifeline were High the weather remained fair and the russians gave no pilots forty one planes made the Furt Berlin run sixty1 passengers made the trip the remaining 37 carried every authorized passenger speedily off they stated Rhine main prepared to continue its Pri j Berlin operations indefinitely j Berlin wives free to head for continued from Page 1 offer at his staff conference under previous american families could leave Berlin Only at their own expense unless the contract or tour of duty of the family head was Clay said he had hoped to pass finn commits suicide april 3 a police reported Pentti Mauri Olavi of committed suicide by slashing his Throat with a razor at a private nursing Home officials at the nursing Home quoted Kolehmainen Uncle As rating he was obsessed by a fear the russian secret police had marked him As a Russ reported training cops con timed from Page j Lins Deputy the soviet Alexander demanded the merger of six committees with the remaining no action was taken on his proposal but he told Western Al lies if it was not accepted the russians would not attend any More meetings of this unilateral As it did with the russians on a higher level already boycotting the Allied control Council for All of and with Allied relations at an Al time seemed to some observers More than a Mere step to shake up the command Atura at the same meeting Yel Isarow the Western allies of loot ing this was denied by them and Lawrence the american Deputy re plied that the soviet delegation has sunk to Babcock said that such an accusation was particularly strange when it came from a nation that had stolen All types of equip ment arid goods from Belgium Prince goes to april 3 Regent of left rus Sels by air today for the j comprised the bulk Days vast freight i hops called Normal t officials said special potions were taken on the they described every As Safe in Wiesbaden Ana its planes have flown 67 missions to Berlin since halted train travel into the m wednesday the extra flights carried 192 past i engers and pounds of sup j plies to the German four planes carried supplies and flip i other 13 carried i air Force officials said they no orders calling a halt to gency flights but added it be presumed that All but Enger and regular air Frei Ujj flights would be discontinued via rail freight traffic was Joe Louis denies he stole affections of pastor 9s wife april 3 Louis flatly denied today he had stolen the affections of a ministers theres no truth it he calmly eating breakfast at noon in his champs Elysee the world heavyweight Champ his verbal offer quietly Down the j Ion said he had met Mattie Faulk he said he would not formal ize it As a published my purpose in doing this is he i want the americans to know can get out of Here if they if they think they Are stuck they will get wife of Mathew several had Only gone to one party at which she was that was at the 11 opening the Ebony club on 52nd he Louis said that was the first time he had gone out of the House after his 5 fight with Joe Wal because r was nursing a Black asked about the ministers charges that Louis and his mar shall had Given his who is a Joe denied this and said in didst even pay the Check that night at the night club Louis said the minister had fixed a divorce suit against his wife in new York but had withdrawn fights Jane till Bemy last he Pilot enjoys Tea As wreckage is 7 searched for body by win fanning j stuff correspondent april 3 French flying sergeant was end ing a spot of warm Tea Miles away air Force German state police and half dozen newspaper reports searched for his body in the h by tried wreckage of a French if near Eppinger Pilot Michel Casemore fact calmly sitting in the Heil who miliary government billets the search for his body was at the scene about 50 Miles North Robert w constabulary air Wasj reeling an investigation dozens of witnesses told bin would have been anyone to have parachuted out the spirals and loops local villagers said the was stunting Over spirals and loops and then Sui crashed to the Williams said the of the most Complete he Ever half of the exploded a few seconds alter t was scattered for Sofig 400 while the other hajfj1 buried 10 feet under the soft later in Caserma he was flying in a 15 French planes from Friedricj Hafen to Koblenz he Raj bad weather and became when his altimeter he decided to policemen saw him come r took him and to
