European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 5, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday february the sta11s and stripes Pagel China veto seen Over in recognition Success. Feb. 4 a informed sources said yesterday thai nationalist China has served notice that any United Council decision regarded by he As improper in the China care would be vetoed. This development came in a closed meeting of the committee of experts of the Council the committee was considering \ an Indian proposal which urged a poll of in members on the Lei i to recognize the chinese communist regime As the Bon i fide govern ment of China instead of she tin lion lists. Position stated the chinese nationalism Delegate or. Shu Hsi Shu. Is said of have Tom committe. Members that his which has tile Power of in the Security Council would vein what it regarded asm in Harper decision. Chin to in the past said it would Noi veto a membership application if ii received Boven volts in the Council but this development in years. All were fined heavily. Another defendant was acquitted. J the trial lasted four Days at the i state court of Brno in Moravia. Czech officers who served with West Vienna feb. 4 a the 2zech government has arrested All men who served As officers in West Ern Allied armies during the War refugee sources said yesterday. They were dismissed from the czech army shortly Ai Ier the communists seized Power in 1s4b. The refugees said the government fears that the former officers would become ringleaders in resist Ance groups. Greek leftist coalition Athens feb. 4 up former foreign minister John Sophia no Poulos. Denounced by rightists As at Eilor during the civil War and recently returned from a self imposed exile has announced he would form a leftist coalition movement to enter candidates inthe March 5 general elections. Cheering for Churchill Priscilla Anderson left2t, and Caroline i Enny 27, Are plugging for conservative Victory in Britain s coming election. Members of the Young conservatives association they display election posters at party Headquarters in London. Acme queen9 arrives Day late with 50 Hurt in storm Southampton feb. 4 tap the Queen Mary docked Here a Midnight 25 hours late with some 50 of her 1,848 passengers nursing injuries suffered on a rough Atlantic 81,235-ton liner was undamaged but had taken More than Aday longer than usual for the voyage from new ship s doctor said about 50 casualties were treated on the trip. Three persons had broken Bones he told reporters but most of the injuries were trivial and none was hospitalized. Bill Tilden arrested for Law violation Beverly Hills calif., feb. 4 William Fajg Bill Tilden 56, onetime Wimbledon Tennis tar was arrested at the Home of Charlie Chaplin and charged under a new state Law with failing to Register As a sex was convicted in 1947 of contributing to the delinquency of a boy. Tilden. Who was playing Tennis at the Chaplin Home said i did not know i was supposed to he was released on bail. County agents in training to help German Farmers Washington i be. 4stale department announced yester Day it will Send specially trained Man o work at county Levels i Germany to promote deportment said the men were presently taking a three month course to prepare them to talk Down to Earth with German farm families. The department said Man will to stationed in a German county where he will rep resent the american people and the High commissioner in carrying on a program of Active presentation of democratic ideas and the department added that the wives of the agents also will take special courses since their contacts with German women will scarcely be less important than the More official work of their Hus bands Judy will try to Call Hoover new York feb. 4 up Judith Coplon s defense will seek to Call j. Edgar Hoover Fri chief a a witness Hur attorney Archibald Palmer announced to Federal judge Sylvester j. Ryan yesterday. Palmer said he wanted Hoover to testify about Decoy messages which the government charges were found in miss Coplon s purse the night she was arrested wit soviet Engineer Valentin go bitches i m making the announcement now so the government cannot claim that it comes As a Surprise or As a delaying tactic Palmer said. The Jud the ordered stenographic records of his conferences with attorneys in his Chambers locked up pending completion of the trial. He announced the records would be withheld after heated arguments in his Chambers Over defense de mands that the Fri be forced to disclose in court How and when it identified of bitches As the alleged accomplice of miss Coplon in an espionage the government called Uvo More Fri agents yesterday to Trace the movements of miss Coplon and gub Kochev on the night of feb. 14, h 49, when they met for a few seconds on upper Broadway. Sid Field British comic Dies alter curtain Call London feb. 4 a Only a few hour after taking his usual triumphant curtain Calls at the endow the american play Harvey Veteran British comedian Sid Field collapsed with a heart attack and died at i London suburban Home. He was 45.Field Heid been playing the Lead in Harvey for nearly two years. Mainly a stage favorite. Field had made several films. Big potato surplus ordered dumped Washington feb. 4 up Secretary of Asi Charles yesterday authorized the dumping of up to 40,000.000 bushels of surplus potatoes which the government will be forced to buy to support prices. He said that under the plan which is aimed at saving the taxpayers about $20,000.000 on their Price support Bill the surplus Spuris will housed As far As possible for fertilizer or livestock feed. Bui he admitted some simply will rot. Brannan s announcement of what could be the biggest food dumping program since the depression 1930s conceded with a new outburst of congressional indignation Over the potato , Joseph r. Mccarthy a wis said he is drafting legislation to create a food stamp plan under which farm surpluses could be Given free to Low income families. Senate democratic Leader Scott w. Lucas of Illinois said it is Lime to quit supporting growers who won t cooperate,1 he said the government now estimates it will be forced to buy 45,000,000 to 50,000,000 bushels of the 1949 crop. Of these he said not More than 5,000,000 to 10,000,000 can be disposed of through the depart ment s give away programs As a result the department s Field men have been ordered to buy surplus potatoes from Farmers and dealers who will agree to buy them Back for 1 cent per 100 pounds. They also must agree to use them for fertilizer or livestock feed. To forestall a possible attempt to resell them 10 she government he department will Dye them Blue. This will Cost the taxpayers an additional one or 100-Pound seek. Two cents per rap Philco executive s freeze on new to stations Philadelphia feb. 4 up the government freeze on a. Locations for new television station Sis keeping television from 20,000, 000 people and stunting the Indus try s growth. David b. Smith Philco corp., vice president said. The actual coverage of the 98 Tel Evision stations now on the air i about 65,000,000 persons Smith told a joint meeting of the Franklin Institute and the Institute of radio engineers. Smith said that one of the things seriously troubling the television Industry was How to open up the Aerial highways so that these remaining 20,000,000 citizens will not be deprived of to Smith said that the interference problems which originally led to the freeze were solved by the various technical developments of the last year. Stocks stage gains in Active trading new York. Feb. 4 ins the Stock Market forged ahead to new High ground in another 2,000,000 share session yesterday although profit taking caused Many recent leaders to close lower. . Steel was a Strong spot in the industrials gaining i1/ Points. Procter and Gamble was up 1 a Sears Roebuck up 1, Goodyear up is and Chrysler and american tobacco up to each. Radio and television issues which had been in demand in Early trading faltered when Secretary of the Treasury John w. Snyder announced an administration proposal to Levy a 10 per cent tax on television sets Moscow rides Streetcar Moscow feb. 4 a the ten Nessee Williams play a Streetcar named desire a Tut in new York London and Paris has been condemned by the newspaper Sovie tart As pornographic and per Tyd Wiigs urges direct a tasks with soviets Washington Teo. 4 ii chairman Millard Tydings did of the Senate armed services com Mittee called for More direct con-tact7 Between Heads of the and soviet governments in an Effort to reach an agreement on inter National atomic control. Discussing plans to build the new Hydrogen bomb Tydings said Suliin approach might be More effective than present attempts to get the soviets to agree to a control plan in the United nations. Asked whether he thought the soviets would agree to a inspection of atomic plans and armament depots he said in but he added that then should be More and More contacts with top soviet officials. Soviet radio Calls a bomb new Wall Street bogey London feb. 4 a radio Moscow declared last night that the Hydrogen bomb was " a new smokescreen that will Blind and Stupey the average the first soviet comment on on the a bomb a commentator identified As Petrov read an article entitled " the Hydrogen bogey of Wall Street the broadcast monitored in London said . Newspapers had been carrying screaming headlines about a new monstrosity for the last three weeks. In the same Way that the Amer ican atom bomb was once in great Vogue now it is the new Hydro Gen bogey which is enjoying it honeymoon " it declared. Airborne Center Washington feb. 4 ins the army has announced the establishment of a Center for airborne development at it. Bragg maj Gen William m. Mitey cd of the Lith an div will be director of the new Center. 6-foot baby Momma Giraffe and Babr six feet tall and just is hour old face the camera like old hands to the Milwaukee zoo. The Little ble thine was turned Augie. In
