European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 25, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse 95 a Stu weather forecast flank Ritt i a r with rate. Minimum Imp Salui of 13 in same s Stitt . 17 Munich Saimre. , in , i . 2ft Paris Tair 23 Kirste rear. .1r, air weather Central european Edt Tjon is pop us unofficial publication of . Occupation forces in Europe faces in the news a double Page spread of pictures from the states today presents personalities in the news our Lush i in one tight hour period prompt it to to i he usual 150 trucks l Jar ii it fit was a Normal. At the Sunn time. Allied officials i Clos try the it he soviets refused b ti5o transit on the w ii Riv is Between Berlin Rind the Western zones. Protest anticipated a British spokesman said a Strong Western Allied protest was anticipated if soviet restrictions continued. The spokesman said t Hussion still had not answered an Allied protest of saturday on truck stoppages. The saturday protest charged Hussian violation of the Paris for eign ministers agreement granting the Western Powers free Access to Berlin. Train traffic was Normal toddy after the russians yesterday held up three . Army trains. Last week two British trains were delayed. Transport officials revealing so Extension of their creeping cant on Page 12, col. 4 2 Klaib dits lob Losion Union club Lewis granted court Dela Washington Jan 24 Federal judge Richmond b. Keech yesterday gave John l. Lewis unti feb. 1 to draft his answer to the government s bid for a court in Junction putting the Coal Fields Back on a five Day work week. Hearings had been scheduled for thursday Keech granted the six Day postpone rent after attorney for Lewis United mine workers sought More time to prepare their arguments. General counsel Robert n. Den Ham of the National labor relations Board who filed the injunction re quest last wednesday agreed to the delay. Denham s suit charges that the three Day work week which Lewis has decreed in Coal mines is an illegal attempt to coerce Coal operators into accepting a contract that violates the Taft Hartley Law. Coal shortage forces Layoff i steel Mil Pittsburgh Jan 24 a the to pig tentacles of America s ont. On Page 12, col. 2 Velma Demaso stacks up $1,000,000 to Gic photographers an idea of the amount of Cash stolen from Brink s armoured service in Boston by nine halloween masked bandits. Acme Cio assails soviet Camps Washington. Jan. 24 a the Cio charged today that More than 11,000,000 persons Are being worked to death in soviet slave labor Camps. A statement by James b. Carey Cio Secretary treasurer prepared for the Senate foreign relation committee said in part both Hitler and Stalin organize the greatest machinery for literally squeezing the blood out of human beings for two purposes first to get Bonn. Jan. 21 up the Chris Tian democratic faction of the bundestag today requested that a Roll 5 be declared a National Day in commemoration of the German prisoners of War Stilt held in it requested special demonstrations on this Day a sunday. Human Energy without pay an secondly to kill through overwork the undesirable people. The population of slave labor Camps in Germany reached almost11,000,000.the number of in mates from the Baltic nations in he siberian slave labor Camps including the Salt mines is certainly the Senate committee is holding caring on the in proposal to outlaw genocide which in has defined As a denial of the right of existence of entire human in action was prompted by the Slaughter of jews by Germany. Seize$l,91qpayroll delivered by Brink s Boston Jan. 24 up two bandits seized the s 1,910 payroll of the Ultra exclusive Union club to Day 25 minutes after it had been delivered by an armoured truck of rink s inc., whose offices were robbed last week a 31,500,000 with Boston police still working round the clock to solve last tues Day night s robbery at Brink s own Headquarters a Bandit pair body a aged the latest stick up in Day Light within sight of the state House. They overlooked $90. The bandits one masked with handkerchief and armed held up two women employees in the office of the club on the fourth floor of the building on Busy Park St this is a hold up no hollering one of the bandits told mrs. Etta Stevenson 50, a bookkeeper who was counting the payroll. Coplon Gubitch Evon trial Empy York Jan 24 ins Judith former Justice department Oye. And Valentin go bitches russian in Engineer. On trial before Federal judge Sylvester j. Ryan today for conspiracy and espionage. Selection of a jury began after Rya ii dented an array of defense trial began in Che tote court room where the 11 communist leaders were convicted last year. Ninety five salesmen were on Handas interrogation of prospective jurors Coplon and gub Ratchev who used to Date each other Are accused of having conspired to hand Over National Security documents tothe soviet Union. The a i i is sa1 in the com. On Page 12, col 1 Austria pact talks again break Down London Jan. 24 a Russia and the Western Powers again accused each other of stalling today in talks on an austrian treaty. The conference was suspended until feb. 15. Russia insists on settling minor financial claims against Austria be fore concluding the treaty but is willing however to talk meanwhile about three remaining articles in the pact not yet agreed upon. The Western Powers argued it was useless to discus the articles until Russo austrian negotiations were concluded. The respective positions were restated today at the 249th session of the deputies of the Council of foreign ministers. British Pilot Dies in crash Singapore Jan. 24 a a British naval Pilot was killed when his fighter plane crashed Here to Day at Chengi Airfield. The plane was from the aircraft Carrier Triumph based at Singapore. Heart attack kills Babcock Berlin Jan. 24 is William t. Babcock Deputy commissioner of Hico s Berlin element died Early today of a heart attack. He was 52. Babcock suffered the fatal attack just after leaving the Neue Scala theater where he and his wife had attended the premi Ere showing Here of the movie he was rushed to the 279th St Hosp but never recovered Eon Cious Ness. Babcock s death caveat three minutes after Midnight. Howard p. Jones chief of Heberlin element economic affairs division was designated acting Dep Uty commissioner temporarily re placing Babcock. Jones 51, was . Chief of the finance group of the bipartite control office prior to has appointment to the Berlin element staff. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the army s Mcnair Barracks. Officials announced today the body would be flown to washing ton immediately after the services cont. On Page 12, col. 3 indo police army join rebel Hunt Jakarta Jan. 24 a police in Indonesia tonight joined with the army under the defense minister Inan emergency move to Hunt Down capt r. B. Turk Westerling and his outlaw followers in West Java. Indonesian Premier or. Mahomed Hatta told reporters after a Cabinet session that orders had gone out to arrest Westerling Hatta said today that Westerling is More than rebel he is an witnesses who arrived from Bandung today said that festerling and his forces withdrew from the City yesterday afternoon leaving 3go dead indonesian soldiers and civil ians. No european casualties were reported. M cloy says Russ woo West state Washington Jan. 24 up High commissioner John j. Mccloy said today that the danger of a possible Western German Alliance with Russia is More fearful than the danger that German nationalistic elements will reas Sert themselves. In an address prepared for delivery Over the National Broad casting co. Radio network Mccloy who said he came Home to report on the German situation to presi Dent Truman and the american people said there is a danger of revived cites two dangers Germany constitutes a danger within itself and an even More fear Ful danger if Allied with or subordinated to the interests of the soviet Union. Communist an rightist extremists in Germany seem prepared to get together wit the totalitarianism of the soviet should a Good Opportunity Mccloy emphasized however firmly believe positive forces Are at work which Are stronger than the he acknowledged recent criticisms of . And German policy voiced in the press and agreed the Battle continued on Page 3, col. 2 2 blizzards lash Midwest states Pacific Northwest Chicago Jan. 24 up a twinset of blizzards hammered the . Today lashing the Midwest and Pacific Northwest with Ragin snowstorms and High winds. Minnesota caught the full fury Olathe Midwest storm which swept across the Canadian Border on winds of 60 Mph. The Western storm Pom Meled Washington state and Idilio after ripping across British Columbia. Freezing Rains Laid a Sheath office Over sections of Iowa Wisconsin Michigan and Northern Illinois. The cold that swept into the Northwest erased the threat of floods in the area for the time Rivers were reported receding. Floods also were easing along the Mississippi River and its tributaries in the Midwest in Illinois and Indiana where floods forced 6,000 persons fro their Homes in the past month All streams were returning to their Banks although t few roads were still closed by High water. Bulletins Washington Jan. 24 a sen. Tom c o n n 11 y
