European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 23, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes Britain faces unique peril Churchill says London Jan. 22 Cap Wir usion Churchill gravely warned brito.=  night that no society of equal j civilisation has Ever been in time of peace in the economx1 Prii in which we stand.1" the socialist polity of  i a misery and organizing  he said in an opening Salvo of the general election Campaign might bring results the like of which to have never Yei Sui Foi uti or even  speaking from his country Poinc at Westerham. Court Iii s radio address was not in his usual fire eating rousing style. He spoke More slowly than in the past. Reforms maimed he said that if he voter ousted the present labor government on feb. 23 a parliament resolved to be the nation free would soon enable it to earn its own Vina in j the  he repeated his previous ass a Tion that Only . Aid has Kepi Britain from having drastic in slump monday january 23, 1950 the a year old conservative Leader said thai he As head of the a artime government had proclaimed the social service reforms which the labor government had put into effect although he alleged they had Beers maimed by the socialists. Churchill s radio speech was transmitted by the publicly owned British broadcasting corp. Winston Churchill displays a London newspaper headlining the news that he is leading the conservative parly  West charges pact violation cant from Page i formation the commandants letter stated. The protest letter was signed by Mui Gen Maxwell d. Taylor . Berlin commander maj Gen Geof Frey k. Bourne and maj Gen Jean Maneval British and French com no infants respectively. Meanwhile West Berlin s elevated railways Bahn system was still running behind schedule today despite the return of its . Sector building to control of the East Ger Man Reichs Bahn railway admin just ration yesterday. A Reichs Bahn spokesman said there was not much Hope that Normal operation would be restored before the end of the Day Taylor yesterday ordered West Berlin police to withdraw from the building. Thorough inspection the spokesman of the soviet controlled transit system said a thorough inspection would have to be made to the Ermine what damage was done to the building s Telephone Exchange by the Vest sector police during their four Day seizure. . Officials said no damage had been done and pointed out that railway maintenance men went about their regular duties in the building throughout the four Day period. The soviet licensed press Tansy Slid that Taylor had yielded to the wih of the Berlin population in  . Sector police  i Vicic Structure. I some Western licensed Berlin papers criticized Taylor s action asserting that it was 3 blow . Prestige be Are Given to understand by this action that one will be firm with the russians Only when there is no resistance the . Said. _ allies veto Garati Oneid Corr. From Page 1 burdened with rationing. Robertson was described by officials As being extremely put out at the German action and determined to counter the step abruptly. His View was seconded by Ega officials who could see Little logic in the German move since the West German Republic is dependent on Ega for gasoline to the extent of 325,000,000 annually. This was the first time the High commission has fallen Back on the Reserve Powers left to it since the creation of the Bonn government to overrule an action of that regime the German plan was to terminate rationing feb. 1. Robertson when he decided to do something about it first consulted the French. With their approval in hand he approached Hays in Berlin. The letter As finally written told the germans their announcement was premature and ruled that no further announcements on the subject would be made until the High commission has been consulted. The commission is entitled to inter Fere in the matter through its re serve Powers in the Field of foreign Aid. Nixon charges officials hid Hiss acts w a s h i x g t o x. Jan. 22 up rep. Richard m. Nixon said a is night that High officials in two administrations made a definite determined and deliberate Effort to keep he Alzor Hiss conspiracy i rom the Public. Nixon said he intends to place information before Congress next week or h i c h will Bear out the charge. In a radio interview with new York Herald Tribune correspondent Bert Andrews Nixon said the Gushy verdict in the Hiss per airy trial is not the end of the Story involving the former state department official. He did not reveal what officials were involved in the attempt to keep the Public from knowing the  International news service re ported that sen. Glen Mccarthy j a wis a leading Senate critic of Secretary of state Dean Acheson s Handi off China policy said that the conviction of Al or Hiss makes it necessary the Secretary quit his Post or clean  Mccarthy pointed out that last january Acheson issued a statement of Friendship for Hiss who was found guilty of lying when he denied giving Whittaker Chambers top secret state department documents for a prewar soviet spy ring Orwell author of 1984, Dies , Jan. 22 up George Orwell. 46. Former journalist and author of the novel "19w," which be me a Best seller last year died pc Sii Gay after two years of illness. Franco Bonn talks break Over Saar Paris Jan. 22 a a spokes Man at the French foreign once said tonight that signing of a pro posed Trade agreement Between France and Germany had been delayed indefinitely by differences Over the Saar question. The spokesman said it seems useless to 50 through the final settlement of a Franco German Trade agreement until the Atmos phere has  the statement reiterated that he agreements reached in the talks will be Only provisional pending final settlement to be reached in a peace treaty with Germany. The Ikaika Ware intended to put on to a Contra Rural basis the exist ing arrangement of the Saar. It said that they would also satisfy the legitimate aspirations of the Saar to Sovereign in. Plane lists sought Washington Jan. 22 up rep. Thomas a Lane a mass has introduced a Bill to require air lines to maintain Complete passenger lists with full names and addresses to be made Public at once in Case of a crash. Only possible verdict Chambers declares Westminster my. Jan. 22 up Whittaker Chambers Star govern ment witness in the Alger Hiss per jury trial said yesterday the jury re turned the Only possible verdict.7" i Don t see How they could have returned any other verdict Chambers said at his farm near Here. I Hope the american people realize what they owe to this jury to or. Murphy government prosecutor and to the splendid work of the Fri he said. The former time Magazine Edi or who has admitted being a onetime courier Lor the communist party said his work now is finished. I have told the Fri All i know he said. Korea defense Philip c. Third from front slate department expert  def Cost positions on the South korean Border. With him Are mrs. Be sup front food ambassador John j. Tue Oil. Am \ wanted t a. Or Allied civilian print ers experienced in make up Linotype Lotow and or Elrod. Write to the product Ron department the stars and stripes Apo 175, . Army giving full information including background experience marital status and present employment. Rites Mark premiere of Francis Wiesbaden Jan. 22 up this normally tranquil spa town was turned into Hollywood Type bedlam last night is a mile Long Parade Complete with fireworks movie stars and press agent by. Brought a Hollywood premiere to the service men s Doorstep. An estimated 2.000 jammed into the commander theater Here to e the premiere of "1" r a n c i  Story of an army mule with the gift of gab. Some 30 Hollywood celebrities accompanied by a dozen newsmen and Fea ure writers arrived in Wiesbaden by air Force plane Fri Day night after an 8,000-mile  from California. In route they Wanned up with an Impromptu performance for the Airport staff in Gander. Newfoundland. A 90-minute stage show followed the film showing last night featuring movie stars Donald o Connor. Patricia Medina Yvonne Delirio Lois Andrews. Peggie Castle. La sly Banning onetime Chile Star Jackie Coogan and pianist Ray Turner. China continued from Page 1 tibetan Independence Moscow radio said today according to a broadcast monitored in London French military chiefs deny red invasion of undo China Saigon Jan. 22 a French military officials tonight denied a report circulated by the Central chinese news Agency at Taipei that 30,000 chinese communists had invaded the Tonkin province of French indo China. The officials said that they believed that circulation of she i Poi t was intended to stir up the indo chinese population. Nationalists bomb ships in Amoy and Foonchow Taipei Jan. 22 api Chinee nationalist planes a de extensive raids on communist shipping Rind troop concentrations the air farce announced today. Targets included the a Cirrus of Amoy and Foo How. 50 rebels die in Burma fraid Rangoon. Jan. 21  White people Volunteer Organiza Tion rebels were killed in an attach on a government outpost in the  District Southwest of . Czechs expel 2 Craf men on spy count by 1vin faxx1no staff correspondent Munich Jan. 22 is two members of the Canadian air at tache s Oil e in Prague who pc if accused of espionage and Given 12 hours to get out of a Sam  wednesday have arrived in Munich Craf sgt Reginald Danko. Of Toronto and Cpl j. Gaston Vanier. Of a Omrea. Said the charge brought against shorn wert1 who a tramped  they added they had had no Advance indication Thev would be Ord red out of th-3roimts".  left behind they re Evi d their expulsion order. A 9 30 am wednesday and were a the Border lit 7 35 pm the same Day. Both men had been in Czecho Slovakia since april ill Dank Zefi to suddenly thai by Inife and two sons. 3 and 5. Were , to at t  him. They Arel Fred too Lov Laier. Vanier has 3 family. On arriving in Munich the expelled noncom reported at the . Consulate. Danko disc la Ivord hat they expected too to aus Tria ice they will wait Rutht Oes. He said his of pm y is  the Protection of the Caf in suspect held in Khan theft cant from Page i jewels lir  y Vahi d a by s6qo.goo 10 $750,0011, in a Holdup on the Riviera Ris aug ii. Watson a port a Dis a Misnea Sookins Man with a Blond  and heavy Horn rimmed Ippei Aduf admitted he had know. Paul Leci. Who is being nought  the Niin of the Aleca is to lived by police to be Stii in a i ses it the jewels. Two Nero. F . They Heleve her l " Tion with he if i.  i while   2sun ref was Soi . Are y he d no. Rolv. Ito cited car Runa . Coexistence with capitalism seen possible for soviets Moscow. Jan 22 up Premier Joseph Stalin flanked by the top headers of the user and Chin heard a Lenin memorial speaker declare at the Bolshoi theater last night that capitalism and form no  can live peacefully Side by Side. The occasion was the 26 h anniversary of the death of Nicola Lenin. The principal speaker was Peter Pospelov. Editor of the communist party newspaper pravda and director of the parly s Marx Engels and Lenin Institute. Pospelov praised the growing pros a i a. Ail Tki British kit a frs re  i Nib " but he t3.v.-Icd on  on he  i us  of communism. Forssi wests v chinese  Teudt Rtse tuns Chen er.-Lj-. Prior. A the Peipins to Gime and re re t lives of he people s democracies