European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 1, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars and stripes june 194 Dunn greets shipment of 1st Erp Aid to Italy May 31 ambassador James Dunn inaugurated Marshall plan Aid to Italy Here Dunn officially greeted the arrival of the first Erp ship to the is James carrying tons of he was accompanied by Umberto italian minister of in a dockside Dunn said that although this was the first exp it was the 771st cargo of direct Aid from the to Italy Urra interim part of which has arrived in italian Cost the american taxpayer More than he outstanding items were Long tons of tons of tons of fertilizer a units of units of Strep to units of vials of liver and litres of Dot these were valued in Italy at Dunn he Caid funds from their items such As streptomycin and distributed put into a Aid administration italian government they Are being used for special projects to relieve maintain and kindergarten repair and reconstruct hospitals and charitable r e b u lid lines and for land reclamation and close to lire have thus far Cone into the fund the ambassador of which have been Auriol scores ref program May 31 ident Vincent whose office is target number one for Charles de today lashed Back at the generals rally of the French people ref Campaign to remake the Constitution and take Over the the speaking to a Spe Cial session of the finisterre depart mental Council in did not mention de Gaulle or the ref by but Hia inference was Clear to the French when he said it now by one of those disconcerting that the very ones who frequently complain weakness and instability in Public authority Are themselves Hie most ardent to destroying political seeking to destroy cabinets and upset major they accept the risk of sowing one of de Gaul less reiterated arguments that tie executive does not have enough authority and not Independent enough of parliament to govern Auriol told the finisterre Council men that he was prepared to step and fight for restoration of the Republic de Gaul Les ideas Ever were French expedition Greenland May 31 a French expedition of 27 scientists technicians has arrived at Disko the correspondent of the Ber Linske Copen Hagen reported years first expedition to it is led by Paulemile Victor who has announced the groups Aims As purely scientific and not the French Sci will stay in the great a Colony four to Lay the foundations for a and Cli Tanto logical station in the Middle of the Inland observer will be at i Lache to the expedition later Dur ing the the correspondent re ported strike in Ruhr pending talks May 3l postponement of the threatening strike of Metal workers in the Ruhr area was announced to Day by Hans Veteran chairman of the British zone Trade Union the strike was to have started at Midnight Boeckler said the strike was postponed pending negotiations in Frankfurt Tomor Row Between the labor leaders and the German economic adm Nistra the strike was to have been in protest against the appointment of Hermann prewar German steel also chairman of a committee on Ruhr steel product Boeckler expressed Confidence that a Compromise solution on the makeup of the steering committee could be reached at tomorrows Frankfurt he that the unions would not accept any com Promise which retained Reusch As v 860 Dps sail v May 31 the army transport Heintzelman sailed from Here today with 860 displaced the first spa to be settled in Chile and previously shipments of Dps had left Bremerhaven for Para Guay and the Heintzel Man was the third immigrant ship bound for South America this they have carried nearly passengers to the new most of the passengers on the Heintzelman were including estonians and tomorrow the Patrick u due to sail for the with troops and european cars preferred May 31 cause she prefers cars from Russia and is not purchasing any More american according to reliable informants Here Spaatz awarded third Oak Leaf Cluster president Truman congratulates Carl retiring chief of the air after presenting him with a third Oak Leaf Cluster for the distinguished service the president cited Spaatz for his meritorious work As the first chief of staff of the new separate air in the picture left to right Are president Carla Spaatz and girl Eti dures 19 Day fast May 31 astonished doctors reported yester Day that a chinese peasant who says she has not eaten in nine fasted for Days with out visible ill in that time she has never out of sight of a nurse Lias taken Only a pint of said Gan of chunking municipal other doctors vouched for cans normally a girl undergoing such a fast would be in an extremely weakened perhaps even in a Gan this girl leads a perfectly Normal life except for not eating and limited weighs 85 founds the named Yang is a Little girl with Buck she weighs about 85 she shows no sign starvation and appears no different from other peasant although her expression and eyes Are generally Gan said the girl told him that about nine years ago she suffered severe gastric pains that lasted for two she said she had eaten nothing gang holds up Jap train May 31 gunmen terrorized a train Load of 250 school girls on the main line railway West of seized suit cases and watches and the newspaper yom Iuri said free Medicine in Australia begins As doctors protest May 31 australian free Medicine plan will be inaugurated Tor Morrow in the Teeth of opposition from the nations who loudly proclaimed their de to Boycott under the plan druggists will dispense prescriptions written by doctors and hand the Medicine Over free of charge to Cost will be debated to the All citizens Are entitled to free including Point penicillin and Sulpha irrespective of their financial the British medical association advised its members to boy Cott the scheme on two main grounds drugs Are excluded from the formulas which Are dispensed doctors must write the prescriptions in duplicate on government the government claims these objections Are not valid and that the main reasons for opposition is the fear that if the free Medicine scheme proves Success the government will proceed to National ize the around the world Chile charges soviets violate human rights Lake May charged yesterday that soviet to permit russian wives of foreign citizens to leave the country with their husbands is a flagrant violation of the United declaration on human Herman Santa chief of the chilean said Chile had decided to place the problem before the general he took Issue with Andrei soviet who said saturday chilean complaint was nonsense and citizenship is a of sovereignty of woman Pilot to attempt world flight May 31 Morrow woman disclosed yesterday she will try to Fly around the world in Light plane Early first woman to gain a civil Hying License in Britain since the said she will Fly new Type of plane named the of Erslea super greeks report increased offensive i May 31 general staff communique reported an increased army offensive action in Western Thrace and on mounts Daikon and Kaimak Schalar in the communique also reported clashes of importance with air sup port in the Redina and Othrus areas of Central Greece with 49 guerrillas killed and 55 chinese students protest policy if Japan May 31 estimated North China have held a mass meeting on the University of peking Campus in Pep inf to protest american Aid to several speakers charged that the violating the Potsdam agreement with the present policy in Japan and urged that a fou Power control system be set up Siam agrees to end Border dispute May 31 Phi Bun song ram he considers the which has been going on for years Between France Over four Indochina Border provinces now Siam will not ask that the provinces be returned to he dutch accused of freezing out Indonesia Lake May 31 spokesman for the Republic of Indonesia has charged the Netherlands with violation of an agree ment negotiated through the United nations by trying to freeze Republic out of important stages in the formation of a United of basis of complaint was the failure of dutch officials to invite the Republic to a conference at band eng called to discuss inclusion certain territories in the proposed federalized democrats nominate Broughton May 31 Melville his election conceded by incumbent William led his opponent by votes today in the democratic primary for senator with of precincts 60yearold attorney and former had an uni official count of Umstead Broughton will meet Republican John of in the 1
