European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Friday May 14, 194s Russ plan new control for travelling b berliners. I.-. " Tab he l in May 13 is the soviet licensed news Agency adn reported yesterday that new controls for germans travelling Froit Berlin to Western Germany by train Are being planned. The Agency said that in the future travellers who reside in the Western actors of Berlin will have to buy Tefr Railroad tickets at special hands in the soviet sector. These tickets the Agency said will be controlled at certain stations in the russian zone British May protest the dispatch did not explain what the nature of this control would be. A British spokesman said that if fee soviets did attempt to enforce Uch restrictions the British would protest most  the spokes Man said the Western allies have not been informed of soviet plans to limit German train travel. How Ever in the past Russia has announced its hew control measures in the press and then enforced then for example the soviet ban on parcel Post shipments from the Western sectors to the Western Cones was never brought before Berlin s Allied Komman Valaira but was announced in the official soviet newspaper flees reds berliners get red Cross Aid Berlin May 13 secs the International committee of the red Cross has distributed $2,000,000 Worth of food medical supplies and household goods to needy Ber liners in the four sectors of the City officials announced. Ninety six percent of the expenditures consisted of special feeding programs which  supplementary meals weekly to 27,000 needy children. % approximately 85, hospitalized Era nor were included in the distribution and received medical supplies bandages and sheets in Berlin hospitals. In addition 14,000 cakes of soap and 6,009 food parcels were distributed to. 212 hospitals. One thou Sand canes and Cane tips were is sued to Blind persons f the committee is conducting supplementary feeding programs for pure tuberculous and tuberculous children hospitalized infants Dis placed children youngsters in orphanages and school children. Commander of German police Hans Kaniger escaped Tom. Tote soviet sector after ordering the punishment of a policeman for Decoy info it German from the French sector into the s o v i e t sector. In Jena hotel opens formally Stuttgart May 13 is the joint Export import Agency will formally open the Ketterer hotel Here foe american and Allied bus iness men May 18. The hotel was opened informally May 8. Russian paper prohibited in British zone Berlin May 13 is British military government yesterday banned the German language Edi Tion of the soviet Magazine new tunes from the British zone. In a letter to the soviet military administration s information chief British my said the new times carried on a Campaign of defamation against Britain the other allies and Western Germany " the letter said the Magazine was being banned under provision of Allied control Council directives 40 and 55. Forty allows German printed matter to circulate in All zones but gives each zonal com mander1 the right to limit circulation. Fifty five prohibits German publications from making malicious attacks on the allies however there was some dispute Here As to whether these directives applied to the new times As the German language edition is printed not in the soviet zone but i Russia. V along with the ban the British charged that factual reporting and fair comment in soviet licensed publications have been submerged in a flow of distorted. News and malicious  German press agent killed Stuttgart May 13 is Erwin Zander press officer for the Rural police in the Stuttgart Heil Bronn area was killed Early this morning when his  sideswiped. On the. Vaningen Bob Lingen Road by a hit and run Driver. 12 delegates to meet on Europe Union Frankfurt May 1,1 a so twelve european advocates of a United states of Europe will visit Here May 19 for conferences with members of the German european Union Assn. The meeting will be called a Day of european federation and will feature speakers just returned from the Congress of Europe in the Hague. Or. Eugen Kogon president of foe German association Jwill open the meeting at Paulski Rohe and Intro Duce the following foreign guests Henry Brugmans of the nether lands Alexander Marc of France f. L. Josephy of England Hugh Belardy of England Milo Lom Bardi of Italy Ignazio Silone of Italy Henry Koch of Switzerland general Secretary of the world league of federalists Fritz Bauer president of the Swiss National As Sembly Ernst von Schenck of Schwit Zerland m. Caliri of eng land e. R. Millington of England and h. G. Ritzel of Switzerland. Marc is a member of the French socialist party and Delargy is a member of the British labor party. Both were invited to talk with German socialists who have opposed All discussion of european federation. Co Stab contest to seek slogan for new posters Stuttgart May 13 is a constabulary wide contest to evolve a new slogan for a forthcoming series of recruiting posters was1 announced yesterday by up Stab. He a series of mobility vigilance Justice posters has been half completed and the balance of the poster program will carry in addition to the motto and activities of the Security Force a message urging continuation of service n the constabulary under the new regular army. F Winner of the contest open to officers enlisted men and women of the constabulary will be awarded a $75, tour. Only members of the Headquarters recruiting Section will be barred from the  june 15 will end the contest and All entries must be in co Stab. He. On that Date. " ,. ?. Yanks cruise the Rhine the Stadt Kiln sails the Rhine River with a euco5w organization aboard enjoying the one Day pleasure cruise. Unit parties of 100 or less May Book the yacht at a Cost of $100 a trip,.any Day of the week except monday. Written booking requests most be submitted to a hrs Section Neucom special services Apo 807, not More than 20 Days in Advance. Special services photo civilian held for stealing car attempt to kill close Friend Hesketh to leave Berlin for retirement june 30 Berlin May 13 ass Brig. Gen. William Hesketh to. S. Assist ant Deputy military governor will leave for the . Next week for retirement june 30.in july 1947, before coming to Berlin he was Deputy inspector general european command. Heidelberg May 13 is the strange Story of an awol american civilian who allegedly shot and seriously wounded his close"1 Friend beat him when he risked to be taken to a Hospital then dumped him outside a Ger Man Hospital and stole this  revealed by army officials Here. The civilian Allen w. Adams of Buffalo n. Y., is in the Post Stock Ade awaiting trial on charges of car stealing assault and Battery with intent to kill being illegally in the . Zone embezzlement and being ,awol4 from his Job with the Neucom Exchange system. " r according to c. Erwin Vores chief . Prosecutor in Heidelberg the shooting occurred april 24 when Adams was Riding in the car which his Friend Guerdon Langkamp of Slateville wis., was driving. The car belonged to Langkamp also an yes Emp Toye. According to the prosecutor the following happened. Adams who is More than six feet. Tall and weighs 260 pounds Sud Denly produced an army .45. An shot Langkamp twice first in the Cheek and then in the hip. Seized in Frankfurt when Langkamp asked to be taken to a Hospital the history continued Adams helped him from the car Only to beat Bim about the head with the pistol butt. Later Adams drove Langkamp to the door of a German Hospital in Heidelberg dropped him off rang the Bell and drove off. Tie wounded Man was subsequently transferred to an army Hospital. Adams driving Langkamp s car was arrested in Frankfurt three Days later. 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