European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 22, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Weather forecast Fra n m. T f r f i r. I Iii Tuii t -Sti-prr.iturc, m Rought the United nations to its greatest crisis Bui he predicted lathe soviet walkouts would not be the United nations shares Arf Tower today than they have been " before but i am sure they will be Esio red.1 he told  russians and their satellites have been boycotting ail nine in bodies which have met so far this year. They have announced that they will not return until the chinese nationalists Are removed. Lie expressed a get Over the dispute and said the work of the United nations the prestige and influence of the United nations should not be made to suffer because of a political struggle Over what Chines govern ment to recognize,11 recruiting to Start now for 158,000 . Air observer Washington Jan. 21 by Rin a per Imiru in Washington in the late if Jos. He w is Alm convicted of lift i when he denied seeing chamber after Jan. I 1937. Displays no emotion Hiss was expressionless  the verdict was read. Then his Chin went up his lips tightened and he placed his arms akimbo conviction on each count carries a possible maximum sentence of five years imprisonment and a Fine of 32,000. The charges  Hiss Are based on allegations that while a employee of the state department he passed secret government Docu ments to a communist spy ring. He denied this before a Federal grand jury but the jury indicted him for perjury. Chambers his chief accuser a so of do sensed former communist courier was a senior editor of time Magazine at the time he made i charges against Hiss. Federal Tudge Henry w. Goddard set next wednesday for sentencing and continued has on the same noon bail. Defense counsel Claude b. Orcas told reporters you can be sure the verdict will be  Goddard told the jury that the government must have proved beyond reasonable doubt that his lied when he denied giving state cant on Page col. 1 Aly doubts that Jasmine would spell As Sweet Lausanne Jan. 21 up according to the Lausanne re i try Ottic. A. Mistake Bat been made in the entry of the bilk of Prince Aly Khan s daughter. The registration was effected by the nursing Home and the child name entered As Jasmine in Stead of  Aly wishes to change the entry and a � taken Steps with the authorities who Are looking into the  Alice Bessom head Matron of tar Mont Faoul nursing Home said she received from Aly a paper with the name so badly written it was misread by her staff. S33s