European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 20, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Weather forecast f8askitrtpjirtly Cloudy i nor pc p Var is. Minimum Trumpf Ritiro. Of i m i Prfu s a m e. If Stltt 0arti Arlly Cloudy. S,. Al Munith Cloudy Snowshoe ers 4 Bremen same it b e r i i a Hwi in Vienn a partly Cloudy Snow showers 2ft Paris Cloudy Snow showers 21 Trieste partly. 3?. Air weather Central european edition i Lii per unofficial publication of . Occupation forces in Europe unclaimed baggage persons who have not claimed their baggage should do so Imp Jim Dia Cly. It com transportation Viivi Sion officials advise. The division has released a list of persons in tin dec whose baggage has still riot it n claimed. The list appears on i a a 10. Volume 7, number 275 5 cents a copy �1.35 a month Friday january 20, 1950 East warns of possible traffic Cut Berlin Jan. 19 is a reduction in rail traffic from Berlin to the Western zones could result from the partial occupation of the . Sector building which houses a switchboard of the russian controlled Berlin elevated railway a Bahnan East zone official said cannot risk the consequences of other authorities being in a Posi Tion to affect the operation of the Erwin Kramer of the soviet controlled railway administration old a pres conference. We have therefore reduced traffic in order to avoid possible he Eisler East government Public information director termed the West police action an Amer ican provocation which could have dam i Ous consequences . Sector police occupied the cont on Page 16, col. 4 Bonn to end Gas controls Bonn Jan. 19 is gasoline lining and artificial fixing prices will be abolished by inv West German government feb. 1, Franz Etzel chairman of the bundestag lower House eco nomic committee announced today. Etel said to was informed that the German Cabinet has authorized Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to end ail kale and Price restrictions by executive order. Sirine ent government rogue actions on All Petroleum products and i ices were imposed by the nazis Din ing fhe War years and were retained during the military occupation causing gasoline to become an important Black Market item. End of rationing and Price fixing which will put gasoline on the free Market is expected in result in temporary Price increases Bonn aeon mists said but they believed cont. On Page 16, Moneybags looms As Holdup clue from press dispatches Boston Jan. 19an empty Federal Reserve Moneybags which May have contained part of the�1,500,000 loot seized by nine masked men tuesday in the Holdup of an armoured car company was found today in suburban Saugus by three schoolboys. Printed in the bag was Federal Reserve Bank Boston 6, no. 1211j the three boys Richard and Robert Doucette 12-year-old twins and John Oliver 11, kicked a news paper in which the bag was wrapped and knocked it free the boys carried it to school and Flave it to their teacher miss Theresa Walsh who called the police. The bag was found near a new Bury port Turnpike overpass about eight Miles from where the Holdup occurred at brinks inc., Thea Mored car company. In tin meantime Boston police cleared six suspects of participation in the big Holdup but some were being questioned in connection with other crimes. All either had police records were identified with the underworld or had been near the scene of the robbery. J. Edgar Hoover head of the Fri personally took Over investigation co it. On Page 16, col 3j big red one drives aggressor Back across Neckar with Friendly forces inthe Field Jan. 19 is troops of the 1st inf div mane vering in exercise sleet today counter attacked and drove an aggressor Force Back across the Neckar River. The aggressor employing a reinforced motorized infantry Reg ment forced a crossing of the River near Heilbronn yesterday to drive a bulge 18 Kilometres deep into the16th inf regt a line. The 1st div counterattack was pressed by the 26th and 16th regts with the 18th regt in Reserve. The 63d he tank in was attached to he 26th regt aggressor forces were swept cant on Page it col 2 after ice slipped its moorings \ "4
