European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 7, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                1948 f he stars and stripes Page 7 Fig cites confiscation of papers by soviets june 6 Gordon director of military governments information control said yesterday that toe american sponsored newspapers still Are meeting circulation obstacles to the soviet he said he had received scattered reports of the confiscation of  in Eastern Textor expressed the opinion j these violations of the recent soviet i pledge to allow the free Dis Tribu f Tion of Western newspapers in its i Sone might be the result of the j delayed receipt in some areas of i the soviet order lifting the virtual 1 Banon outside a line with this Textor of Taid he would have to Survey the reception Given american i licensed newspapers deter f mining whether Russia is carrying out its Promise of free j f protest ban j the soviet military adm Nistra in a protest against the Amer ican ban on soviet zone news promised it would allow the free inter zonal Exchange of printed Amer ican military government lifted its Short lived Neue my official German language re Jet red the confiscation of its May Issue in several soviet zone in addition it said that whole Jck loads of Western German a papers had been confiscated by russian officers in Thuringia and turned into scrap raid austrian Bootleg ring june 6 persons involved in producing Selling illegal with Kerfeit austrian government ups on the were arrested a the special investigation Section the land upper Austria area and Provost marshal and local Rian Luzac head quart i flt Iree in full with Ibeling and sealing 254 it american sky bottles and other equip Al were seized in a Shack near a Quantity of fax goods and i dollars in scrip also were the 17 11 were Aen who directed gis to places re the schnapps was the ers were waiters in guest houses operators at the analysis of the contents of the bottles indicated the schnapps fit for human olympic trip reservations close june 15 june 6 theater special services has established june 15 As the deadline for reservations by dec personnel to at tend All or part of the olympic program in London from july 29 through the London accommodations Bureau has made 500 rooms Avail special services one Hundred of the rooms Are first class and will Cost approximately daily including breakfast and another 400 reservations have been made in what Neucom Calls Superior Type boarding a total of approximately a Day will cover break fast and he american express has an dec monopoly on bookings acting As the agent for special reservations May be made by the payment of a service charge to the american express plus giving it an additional which is refundable Only up6n presentation of the receipted Bill from the hotel at which the tourist Cable charges also will be assumed by the personnel Are responsible for their own travel arrangements irom Home station to London and special services reservations can be booked either through the american express plane or train travel is sudeten petition Pope for return of Homeland june 6 plea to the Pope for restoration of Ger Many Eastern territories has been made in the name of German a letter from the who came from the sudetenland now part of Czechoslovakia and Silesia now under polish has been received at the office of Cardinal Josef frogs in a spokesman said the Cardinal would probably refer to the letter in his next report to the impounded Bride rescued of Gray Don Morfitt of kisses his Bride Georgette bertaud of after their made possible when their James Mont of new posted the Bond which released the Bride from Ellis russians tone deaf to Melchoir Arias Over Silver claim f r an k f u june 6 metropolitan opera Star Lauritz Sang Silver in Ber Lin two Days ago but his efforts fell on deaf russian the world renowned on an entertainment tour for troops in appealed to the soviet command in Berlin to re claim 200 pounds of antique Silver on which he held a said he tried to find out where the Silver was stored and How he could claim he the russians pulled our an american consular a russian and waited for hours to get an Melchior but All we got were postponements and lame the Silver was removed by the russians from the danish consular offices in Berlin in after hav ing been stored most of the there throughout it was originally melchiors Frankfurt Noder now a Home for aged in the soviet no More no More books vacation la Here the Franklin Roosevelt dependent school in Regensburg wave Goodby Jelly principal Elizabeth Babbit left mud Misa Dorothy Baker Mim emm germ Callais list is completed june 6 following is the final passenger list for the vessel Callan scheduled to arrive in Bremerhaven Friday Austria Lillian How Elizabeth and Carol France Martha Leila and Billy Germany Edith Madge w Venissa Delores Lillian Sylvia and Virginia and Judith cola Angeline Edward and Roger finances b and wills Mary William Victoria and Victor Amanda and Patricia Susan Steven and Linda Irene Richard Vej and Patrick Vivian and Peter Neal Norene and James Winifred and Walliam Betty Virginia Adelaide and Vic Toria Alberta Theresa r o d n y and Michael n d e r s o Betty Cheryl and Josephine v Margaret and Margaret Margaret Donna june Frederick Eva Helen and to Margaret Alberta Alma and Thomas Ruthie Roxie and William Eleanor Warren and Mary Brown of Edith Samuel and William Mary Luriel and Michael Ruby Jancy Paxcia and Janice Betty Adline and Phillip tourists in Austria to get special food ration cards june 6 tourists in will special food ration cards which will enable them to a places other than foreigner Only the austrian tourist committee members the sys tem of permitting tourists to eat Only in certain hotels did not give them enough Freedom transport due wednesday at Bremer Haveri june special following is the passenger list for the Blanche originally scheduled to arrive Here Friday but now expected to wednes Day Germany bad a Frothy Alice and Deborah Mildred k William Norma Judy and Rosemary Lucille Dennis and Robert Camille and Gisele Donna Mozelle Diane and Claudia g Josephine and Hampton i Georgia the and Lynn and Jack Betty William and Ann Gladys Irene Gilda and Bobby Tola Swannie Richard Barbara Alfred Nancy Marjorie and Richard Muriel Loretta rus Mamie Lester George and Edith Mary Patricia Medora Mary and Paul Nellie bal Joy Cynthia and Sandra Benkoski Mary Stanley and Susan Zora and Marie and Dennis Robert and James Bonnie Barbara Mary and Michael Mildred and Thomas Katherine Mary Corrinne Charlotte Shannon and Diane Delores Audrey m Velma and Richard Guida Barbara and Vickie Evans 1c and Nancy Farn Marjorie and Marcie Lillian Janice Amyette and Jack Winnie and Wil lard Avo Carol and Sandra Elizabeth and Jane Hilda Mary Charles arid David Elirabeth Almeda and Gregory Leister Lucile and Samuel Vera Evelyn Iid Sylvia me Gertrude and Clayton my Carolyn James and Victoria Anne and Barbara Pauline and Jimmie Mary Raymond Glenn and Merle Minnie Helen Mccarthy and William Smith Mildred Larry Lillian and Karen Elizabeth pier Inez Jessie and Johnny Catherine Joan Christiana Soppe Ethel Doris Sally and Robert Glenna and Sandra Mary Paul Jerome and Jeannine Frances or tart and Carl and Gaylord Nettie Betty and barbra Helen Willie Darla Jav and Thurman Zittel Era and Lois Munich Host junel2 to world students june 6 than 800 students from Western India and the will gather Here june Lor an Intel rational youth conference sponsored by the bavarian youth youths from All zones of Germany also have been invited but military government officials that any from the soviet zone would make it for a i week they will live in a tent to the newly completed Hall on the Munich fair or frands next door the inter National press exhibit will remain open until june 15 so they can see two representatives Corning from the for the Ferenc and other americans within the will Cost Naes stocked bad services clubs May no obtain Tumes from a Central costume Stock room established in the Heim Continental service