European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 20, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes May press sees Stalin in propaganda move new May 19 new York commenting editorially on Premier Joseph Sta Lins letter to Henry Wallace Eaid taking advantage of what i in Henry Wai lace for Aid in the american presidential Stalin has now brought off a double barrelled propaganda Man Euver of so Many implications that it will require care Ful scrutiny to measure both the Hope it May hold for and the danger it May pose for demo rates a general and the United states in the Herald Tribune said the state departments Brief but relatively restrained comment seems to this newspaper to Mark definite improvement in the hitherto frantic and inept american handling of the russian peace of if stains one purpose was to exasperate and confuse american policy propaganda reasons he could not have chosen a better Means than Henry wallaces the daily news declared the most dangerous thing the United states Congress pos Sibly do at this time would be to take stains peace prattle at its face value and taper off radically on current plans for rearming this we can Dicker for peace when we if we let our selves get weak we will have to take whatever kind of peace Stalin says we can Wallace seen benefiting from note Exchange May 19 the Washington Post said tonight in an editorial entitled making capital for How much capital Henry Wal lace collected out of the administrations Mal adroitness of last week is anybody but we feel it was Stalin has now added to the store with his soft answer to wallaces open letter to the soviet not did the Wal x lace communication touch the Crux of the soviet Western without delay the administration should announce in Public an invitation to soviet Russia to discuss the single Issue of aggression with the View of suggesting jointly a clarifying amendment to the charter for London time surges West to push Unity efforts t Jofay 19 Ament tag on Premier Joseph stains latest Public in an editorial entitled Stalin inter the times today Effort for Western Union and Eyen Atlantic declaring that Moscow wishes and let the soviet f Ern ment clearly Hopes to take some the sense of urgency out of the v building of Western the chief against the spread of rns influence and the encroach of the easy the soviet leaders arguing the present state of and of Western not their communist papers Vav German peace May 19 Sov Section of berlins press this morning splashed Prem stains answer to Henry under front Page Banner editorials 4at 4hc same that Germany must be one of he in any pro Gram Between the t0ssrand the 4 Washington stains reply were significantly played Down to a few Short Para graphs under headlines such As Marshall refuses or stains interest encouraging but rejected by Madrid press lauds for stand on Stalin note may1 19 Madrid morning paper Abc said today that Washington performed a real service to the cause of peace by rejecting conversations with the the est Holic paper a called the Wallace letter to Premier Joseph Stalin an audacious and intelligent electoral the Stalin reply was it to give the Yankee electorate the illusion that voting for Wal lace voting for peace and Vot ing for president Truman is Vot ing for Wallace denounces reply of to staling letter san Francisco May 19 ins Secretary of state George mar Shalls evaluation of Premier Joseph stains reply to an open letter by Henry Wallace was denounced last night in a san Francisco speech by the third party presidential can Wallace said he Felt stains reply to his open letter was an indication that the russians As most americans genuinely Laeace to1 end the cold Italy pledged to link May 19 Alcide de Gasperi said yesterday he will strive to keep Italy always alongside of the United states no matter what sacrifices Are in the speaking at a Rome ceremony at which he was presented with the key to the City of declared italians will never forget the Friendship of the american the Marshall plan is giving us the Means to achieve Complete free t will perform even the in possible to remain always along Side of the United Stre Dame professor Tvr instruct in Germany 19 waldeniar1 nationally authority on soviet Russia and notre Dame University political science professor left for Surope where he will teach special courses at German or Gurian also has been invited the to participate in the Jubilee 7 of Cologne born in Ballerina drops in for zone visit Malcolm Stewart far commander of Furstenfeld Bruck air greets Robert flight commander of the b29 Ballerina As it paused at Furstenfeld Mck on its round the world photo acc to skip another meet May 19 military government announced today that a meeting of the Allied control Council will not be called Eor the announcement said that sir Brian this months no been advised of any items by the control Council and Tore does not propose to Call a meeting unless requested to do so y one of his colleagues the Council has not met March 20 when the soviet delegation walked out without scheduling a new the customarily meets the 20thand 30th of each Fues protest to Yugo charges May 19 american embassy Here Hasbro ested formally against yugoslav ice paper reports that two Mem ers of the american military at aches office a chetnik War Cru Ninal and attempted Toi hide him from the the sent to the yugoslav foreign the re Orts were untrue and asked that he foreign ministry publicly Cor rect the false and defamatory sent few after it was Learned the Belgrade that Ilija Manga former employee of the Amer can assistant military it col Chester  sentenced tie for Wietnik War Spellman in Batavia 19 Cardinal archbishop of Tew arrived Here late today Australia by special place for on Day j Russia reported smuggling spies into Northern Japan v r s May 19 a japanese government official said yesterday he Russia is smuggling mongolians and other Oriental agents into Japan to spy on american military the charge was by Toshio assistant director the japanese hokkaido Laison and coordination office be said be had received reports hat russian agents had been landed on most northerly of the japanese Urabe said the agents apparently came from  Island Only the narrow Strait separates american occupied from Urabe said the secret agents carry forged ration papers and other they not coming to spread propaganda Butto gather military information on american he r russians on Kuna Shiri quantities of u food and equip Urabe capital now hears seduced i May be soviet prisoner continued from Page 1 voluntarily gave himself into the custody of British authorities be cause he did not want to return to some Washington t officials said that lending credence to the theory that Mcmillin action in was not voluntary was letter purportedly sent by the 21year old sergeant to the mayor of Moscow giving his reasons for abandoning his embassy letters identical the quoted by the soviet news Agency said to be identical with one addressed by Mcmillin to ambassador Walter Bedell Smith and was bit Terly critical of the american system of Tass quoted the As saying 6mr after i arrived in the user i understood the defects of the present american government Are the results of an unjust political system under which Man can build his Prosperity Only by prodding upon the state in its first announcement of the strange said that son of a army was a seduction and exploitation at the hands of a Moscow Ghana t the woman is the of John Young american Soldier formerly attached to the embassy in Moscow but now stationed at in his reported letters to the Moscow mayor and to me millin made no mention of to his reasons for desertion were strictly the ser Geant was quoted As saying in4he 7 j j i pattern followed Mcmins letters As asserting that prefers the political system of Russia under which Plain folks are7 taken care of improvement of life an culture of the it was a printed out that the and ideas expressed Are almost to the course taken by soviet officials in criticizing the i Patricia a sop Filmore at Radcliffe has declared her incredulity at the Story brother decided voluntarily to remain n the youths James who is stationed Jat the army Arsenal in f i it was All members of the sergeants family Are unwilling to believe that he would renounce his american birth right favor of russian com bizone9gree qualify to g Aidun Dere May 19 u Greece and the Zoni of Germany today qualified Erp the state department and economic cooperation administer Tion said in a joint announces that both now May receive Al under the Greece will be eligible for on right but assistance to Biz onal area of Germany limited to repayable Germany Economy once rebuilt along Nona Gre i Sive the statement the approval of Greece Brin 13the number of european Nati which Are participating in sixteen Are p Western Germany and c Turkey the French zone in Germany h not yet filed letters of Aid seen Bai to greek re new May 19 i Dwight chief of the Aid Mission to said night that country would he gone communist months it haunt for american Aid arriving Here by plane Athens for conferences this we in Washington with a Istratov Paul Hoffman and Sec tary of defense James Forre Griswold told reporters that cd monism in Greece was Stopp but not wiped j the greek army is doing a be Good he there is or3 in Greece except in those controlled by the he said he believed that 95 cent of the greeks oppose political executions Denit by Athens government May rep to the soviet protest against exec tons in the greek ment said yesterday that was put to death for politic the text of a letter issued Byi foreign ministry said that the coition of these alleged Democrat followed just trials Cuba which included hideous greeks hold 8 in slaying of Justice minister May 19 i of greek Security polic announced Ter Day that eight persons hav been arrested and the May Day f assassination Christos Liberal i Ester of these included conf assassins and Vassilis dire of a communist terror01 nation parrots pleas firemen dash to Rescue North May firemen thought last of eight families was Safe out of burning they cries of save William horse Spectra dashed into the burning building the following the found the he a caged an carried him to Salzman Heads a Atzingen 19 Speda Salzman has sued command of the Kitzinge Basic training Cente during to leave absence of Lewis Salzman has been the tors executive officer m since