European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse We Attar forecast 1tss Thi european edition unofficial my Linahon of volume number 181 5 cents a a month school is out moot american dependent ele men Tarjer and High schools in the zones Germany and Austria held exercises thursday occupation Force in Europe on Page june 1948 terms hold up Zion armistice by associated press count Folke Bernadotte United nations said yesterday that he hoped to clarify conflicting jew Sharab interpretations of the four week Palestine armistice proposal within one or two he would not fix a tune for an armistice to begin until this was he told a press conference in s the fighting in the holy Al Offos land meanwhile Force Pilot to land in Italy june women were said today to have been among four plotters who yesterday forced a yugoslav civil to land at italian port the a Douglas that took off from Belgrade for carried 22 and a Crew of an Ansa despatch from Barl Caid passengers included Cascilla yugoslav minister for Industry and mines in the italian said police questioning revealed that the forced flight to Bari at pistol Point was plotted by the Crews wireless Ante Passov a civilian Dragutin Spomenka who was re ported As saying she was engaged to a Padua and miss Alexandra who re ported saying she was engaged to an attache in the american consulate in police questioning revealed that the two men held the Crew at pistol Point throughout the Monty asks Strong Britain june 4 marshal lord Mont chief of the Imperial Gen eral today said a Strong United British Commonwealth was the most powerful Factor for preservation of world with both sides making opposing claims of military Bernadotte spoke after a Swift visit by plane to trans Jordan and Israel and a conference with egyptian prime nok Rashy he said the main difficulty in interpreting the Security councils armistice Resolution concerned its provisions that no fighting personnel should enter the countries involved during the and that if men of military age were introduced they should not be armed or question posed is a Man of military age a fighting Man the swedish mediator another question involved in this he was whether soldiers now in Arab countries continued on Page 12 Michael welcomes Anne at Geneva june 4 Anne of Bourbo Parma arrived Here today by c she was met by eking Michael of Romania who drove her to Lau Sanne his our plans Are still Michael the greeting Between the couple took place in the plane to the consternation of photographers who had assembled for the aides of Michael have indicated that the couple will Fly to Athens next week to be family life in Tel Aviv raids a son and daughter fill sandbags to be placed in their cellar windows in Tel Aviv As Protection against Arab expects heir june 4 Ingham Palace today announced that Princess Elizabeth is making no More after the end of this announcement tradition ally presages a Royal court circles expect the birth in the late the 23yearold heiress presumptive to the British throne was married 20 to Prince Philip troops Battle to hold dikes june 4 More troops and were thrown into the Battle today to save the water soaked Columbia River dikes which were threatened by a new Crest Down from the Rocky As the emergency Crews fought against the new the red Cross reported that 13 including 11 were listed tentatively As unaccounted for in the Vanport City the red Cross there was no definite proof that the 13 were River forecasters broadcast alarms that the new Crest will hit this area some time monday and continued on Page 12 aids give president Surprise sendoff june 4 president starting today a tour of the Western was Given a Surprise Send off by four Cabinet members Secretary of state mar defense Secretary James agriculture Secretary Charles Brannan and attorney Gen eral Tom Howard Mcgrath democratic party National chair also was present and conferred with Truman before the special 16car train the presidents trip is scheduled to touch 18 bulletins Tel june 4 naval engagement was fought in Tel Aviv today Between a jewish Corvette and planes and a believed to be an egyptian june 4 Catholic priests of the latin patriarchate said today a Mani festo of the Christian Union of against jewish conduct daring military has been sent to the the Mani festo charges jews with using holy places As bases and of break ing a May 14 Marshall assails Erp fund slash june 4 of state George Marshall said today the reduction in foreign Aid funds would turn the european recovery program into a Mere Relief Marshall authorized this direct quotation at a press conference the proposed i alter the european program from one of reconstruction to one of Mere he spoke As the House headed into a bitter Bright Over the proposed slash in in response to a he said that if the Cut recommended yesterday by the House appropriations committee is confirmed by con Gress it will have a most serious effect on the political situation in silent on guarantees to another aspect of american european said he could not comment on reports that France has asked the for specific he noted that Bot nations joined in recent talks in London on the future of Western and that beyond official statements resulting from the London agree ments he had no a reporter no asked for mar Shalls comment on the Erp fund slash referred to it As some reduce continued on Page 12 Voorhees named army assistant june 4 president Truman today nominated Tracy new York at As assistant Secretary of the was an army officer in world War he has been the army food administrator for occupied areas since in that he bought huge quantities of supplies for Relief pro Grams in Germany and As a colonel during the Voorhees directed programs for equipping army forces overseas with medical envoy to poles sees friends new june4 Stanton Griff ambassador to told a group Young men entering the banking business he had emerged from behind the Iron curtain 10 Days ago con Vinced there would be no War Between Russia and the he opined that if East and West can avoid Sparks that Lead to War a while longer they eventually will cease glaring at each other like two tigers in a Trade Between them would then resume out of the natural desire of people to Exchange goods in he said Coal and wheat were two great necessities in today and polish Coal was now being bartered for swedish and French 3 barter was practice the Borders of ii in the fact that poles Are 90 per cent roman Catholic lies the possibility of a trend away from communistic influences the govern ment is very cautious in its approach to he fridays baseball schedule National league Boston at Brooklyn at american league Detroit at new Chicago at Cleveland at of course Buss plane tried to ram my says 3 German trains halted by soviets june 4 rus sians today halted three German trains travelling from Berlin to Western x the trains were detained at the soviets Marie born checkpoint on the Border of the soviet and Brit ish zones but were allowed to proceed after five freight cars of mail detached from one of it waste first instance of Iet interference with German trains Between Berlin and the Western Allied occupation zones since the soviets unilaterally proclaimed their restrictions of Berlin traffic april the russians explained they halted the a British spokesman because they had not been properly Allied transport officials said that they had not been informed of any soviet changes in the present documentation system for trains travel ing from russian protests rejected june 4 american Pilot who intercepted a soviet transport plane off its course Over the zone of Germany narrowly averted a collision when the transport dived in his military government Headquarters reported r an my announcement said the american Pilot testified he narrowly averted a midair collision when the russian obviously with made several violent Maneu vers in an apparent Effort the the incident occurred april 28 when a soviet c47type cleared to travel from Zurko to was observed 50 Miles off its t course in route toward an my said in answer to a soviet protest that time american Craft had violated air was sent up on a continued on Page 12
