European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - April 25, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 16 the stars and stripes april of Berlin torn by strife on red Issue april 24 rus Sian controlled University of Ber Lin today was torn by a growing rebellion of anticommunist Stu whose leaders demanded that a free University be established in the Western sectors of the City j Nurnberg area since when he i occupied by the and was assigned to head the Nurnberg i Furth became cd of the leaders of the anticommunist i Nurnberg Post upon its Cliva publicly charged that berlins Stu lion Early in dents were being made Guinea pigs for that they Nurnberg troops Honor Watson general to leave for states continued from Page 1 chief of Neucom special also attending the ceremony to pay tribute to Watson was Laurence ambassador to Czechoslovakia who has commanded the i were spied upon and that in some cases anticommunist were being kidnapped the revolt against the University communist Domi rated administration has Long been it came to a head with the expulsion of three leaders of the anticommunist student fac Otto Joachim Schwarz and Otto expulsions necessary University authorities claimed fhe expulsions were necessary be Ause these students had made the school a playground for evil Politi Cal activities which endangered the Normal work of the the ousted anticommunist Lead ers called a protest meeting in the safety of the British at tended by about where Stolz charged that the com munis controlled education ministry of the russian zone keeps a blacklist of anticommunist Stu Western Union sets meetings continued from Page 1 welcomed delegations from Britain the Netherlands and Star at present councillor at the Netherlands embassy in was named Secretary of the the committee decided the chair Manship would be held in rotation changing every three official observers reported the committee did not discuss the ques Tion of extending an invitation to Italy to join the one of the first tasks of the Cen trial committee is creation of a separate military committee to work out plans for Mutual action in the event any one member of the Al Liance is the victim of an aggressors attack in need in oks Zion truce unit continued from Page 1 to wreck the Palestine partition but Russia did not veto the commission Andrei Gromyko told the Security Council a truce will be successful Only when an end has been put to the machinations that have been going on even while these meetings have been in the task of the newly created commission was restricted to As sisting the Security Council in supervising the implementation by the of the in truce order of april the France and Belgium agreed to name three representatives to work on the truce at Lake Success while their consuls were Active in Poznan fair opens april 24 a Poland second and biggest Post War International fair opened Here with about 20 nations Par the soviet Union was the chief foreign showing 80 railway car loads of his next assignment makes him cd of the Southern military District 6th near los where he will serve under Mark 6th army at today review Watson told his men he appreciated their co operation during his tour of duty in he also made Token awards of medals to first sergeants from units within the Post Mansfield to succeed Watson Frank Deputy Post will succeed Watson returning with Watson to the Are his Kenneth his aide and r his Watson was graduated from West in in the same class with Dwight Eisenhower and Omar in the very next class was Mark Eisenhower personally a Poi Watson to his Nurnberg Job and Clark personally him for cd of the los Angeles District under the 6th Watson served with the 6th in France and Germany during world War served of general staff from 1936 to Watson served on the War department general with the outbreak of he moved to the 2nd As and successively became co of the 66th and co of the 40th in the 3rd he overseas to England As commander of combat command 3rd and made the invasion of he was transferred then to the 29th As assistant division com and later was cd of the 79th div in the Lucius military governor of and Geoffrey High com missioner in wired their regrets that they were unable to attend the Farewell festivities for 8 ambassador say Farewell to Watson by Julia Edwards staff correspondent april 24 eight fellow generals and Laurence ambassador to were among the hundreds who were on hand tonight to say Goodby to Leroy Watson at a Farewell Ball in suburban Stein his officers presented him with a leather bound volume of pictures entitled memories of my com Watson was with the 29th when it stopped at where he met the Young woman who became his on the train Early tonight was their 1yearold anti in the Leroy Watson departing commanding general of the Nurnberg military As he said Farewell and thanked his troops for their cooperation and commended them for doing a Fine Watson spoke review held in his continued from Page 1 russian zone frees barges april 24 which had been held by the such an which they considered would be a political Rebuff of their Conquest of this Rich j r u s s i a n s because of improper jewish leaders charge the arabs j documents arrived in the British with ordering the evacuation pure zone today marking the first sign Tki by for propaganda in order to smear the jews As ruthless attackers and to influence the out Side Arab governments to Send stronger according to the the arabs seemed to be losing the political Battle As Well As the other fight for the City they lost wednesday in the old Arab which is firmly occupied by the arabs Are now openly seen on the streets talking with jews for the first time in five Cunningham says arabs provoked Haifa attack april 24 answering Arab charges that Brit ish troops aided jews in overrun Ning the Palestine High com sir Alan has cabled London and Washington that arabs provoked the a Cable was sent also to All Arab capitals with a footnote asking that it be conveyed to the Arab league Secretary Azzam Watson will be reunited with his son by an earlier Leroy now assistant professor of economics at West he also will make special trip to Kansas to see his who is a nun in the order of the Sisters of at the party tonight were Frank 1st William personnel and and Ralph 1st Arab nations hold Parley on holy land warfare april 24 admitting that the Arab armies now in Palestine cannot save the situation and Are unable to fight alone against the the Arab nations met Here today to take positive decisions about sending their National forces into the holy Ike ends still Minn on race april 24 Dwight Eisenhower ended his vacation at the Augusta nation Al Golf club today and took off by private plane for his Home town of Eisenhower left Daniel Field at 11 in a plane piloted by Charles before he reporters asked him once again about his Avail ability for a presidential Nomina he replied with a smile that he wrote a serious letter about the subject some time ago and that he had not changed his of a break in the water transportation tie up forced by the soviets five Days British authorities announced that the barges had come from Witten in the russian zone on the Elbe 80 Miles Southeast of the barges were bound for Barge captains reported they were told not to return to the russian zone again without proper Docu they were not advised what constituted proper documents or where such papers could be there Are still an estimated 180 barges halted in the russian zone As a result of the recent control All water transport Between Ber Lin and the Western zones was sus Pended by British and american military government at midweek when the russian regulations were a British spokesman estimated that about 75 barges monthly came into Berlin alone bringing tons of food and supplies to the German polish do fleeing arrest killed by German police april 24 Gregor a polish do of near was shot and killed by German police in Haunstetter shortly after Midnight the Provost marshal the living on the German was fleeing according to preliminary i Vestiga Clay Russ threat of air control continued from Page 1 to go Home without encouraging asked what he would do break the isolation resulting from russian traffic clan Midi who isolated if anyone feels isolated he had better where he does not feel he said out of berlins 72 had asked to Goi j asked if shipping household goods out of Berlin by air meat an additional he said do not think the United states government is going to worry Aboul the i know i am at another he said one who feels nervous Over Here to go after this is not a place for anyone who has we should not have nervous people no immediate action Clay said at the he was not taking action against rus Sias travel he declined to say whether he was planning any asked if he thought a Compromise could be reached with Russia on the traffic he said with reasonable people you can sit across a table and reach a reasonable but in this Case i cannot see much the soviet military adm Nistra he still has not called the meeting it indicated it to clarify traffic How in this Clay pointed out american military gov in expressing its willing Ness to discuss controls also stated it would be useless to discuss any controls giving soviet troops the right to Board american military no Reform plan discussing currency Cla said there is no approved plan for instituting currency Reform the West at this there is always some Hope to currency Reform for All of Ger i until some out Power issues a he added i Canon see any development that will give us fou Power currency Sotui co in w Tayja out Mur fifth Sci exp t swim part Terr to t m Gibu vials t of Soe Chi lib inc Coina f to be whip he hesitated to accepted the Clay said whether he or the russian version of Berlin soviet British air collision in wide two americans because he a not Yei read the British report he the America observer present at the British investigation was fully satisfied with he added my had not been invited to Send an observer to the soviet quake rocks greek Isle april 24 killed at Leas two and injured ten on the Island of Lafkas off the greek West Coas press dispatches reported today the Shock destroyed some 8 houses and damaged 100 of Tiff Marshall Back in capital for important events continued from Page 1 economic but very Good Progress has been made in reaching a decision regarding Many issues Martin played an important part in connection with economic matters but was compelled to re turn with me at the pressure of business he had accomplished a great Deal before his particularly in the committee of which he was assistant Secretary Armour of state Norman Armour has taken ova chairmanship of the delegation Ani he is strongly supported by ambassador Walter Fornuff ambassador William Daniels of the latin american Sec Tion of the state department Anil Donnelly is ambassador to Vens Zuela and Pawley recently resign As envoy to p c a Pas ene Tod wit his t of pc tha the c a Sei 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