European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 7, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse 7, the stabs and stripes Page 3 m id to 15 but Iep try a Tor manifesto is target of Cripps attack London feb. Al up Chanel Lor of Tow exchequer sir Stafford Cripp made one of i sharpest dec Tara attack last night when he Fudd a Campaign audience at Brixton feat the proper Oil to the tory manifesto was thie is the Road to hell Capps speech in the right thing at the right time Cripps continued. We would met have been human if we had. But by and Large we have succeeded id what we set out to do and in a Way which no previous government bad the title of the tory Campaign manifesto he said should Rea this is the Road to hell pave will Good intentions this mar Vei oui document As a prospectus Wou a not get. Through the Stock Escha Itje committee. There Are More houses per per i in Britain today than before thwart and we shall go an building houses unti every family has separate Home " for use in flight flying White House president Truman still uses flying White House stationery printed when Frankiin v. Roosevelt was president. The plane superimposed on Han. Of 44 nations is a c54. The sea is the new presidential Seal. In Ford stepping up production to six Days a week i. , feb. 6 up the Ford j motor co., shooting for the biggest Hal ear production in its history announced that 15,000 employees a i the River Rouge Plant will world Kkt Days a week at least unti Ford which reported that Jan to Tatry production of 148.393 cars and of u c k s set a postwar record laced most final Assembly lines oni nine hour daily bests in an of fort to increase output. Henry Ford ii company presi Dent said plans Call for nationwide production of nearly 1,000,000 vehicles before july 1. A company i spokesman said present Indica f Boris Are that the company will f a turning out vehicles daily 5.000 Ford cars by april 1 in dead wife comes Home inventive Hubby jailed Paris feb 6 Tup Rene Mon it tag. 48, began serving Sis months in prison today for saying his wife was dead. T Monlong told his fellow workers j to an automobile Plant last March that his wife died. Sympathetic they took up a collection. Then the came Back from a visit to the wan try the her Kri Vian exr and gets result Springfield mass. Feb. S cop Dorf rns of women answered f newspaper help wanted advertise meat for a delinquent and ambitious girl officials of Stock trend service reported the and Wrt sement they said should have Duie eat Aad ambitious mine. Chiang pays visit to troops Taipei Formosa feb. S up mme. Chiang Kai Shek left the comparative safety of Formosa to Day to Fly within sight and sound of chinese communist guns. On the first leg of her. Promise visit to nationalist troops at the front lines mme. Chiang took off for Kingmen an Island which is separated Only by a narrow strip of water from communist held Amoy on the Mainland. The trip was a part of my. Chiang s Campaign to strengthen the morale of the troops in front lines training Camps and hospitals. China reds claim 7,445,020 of foe deserted or died san Francisco feb. 6 War veterans taking institutional farm training under the i Bill must report their 1949 earnings by Tarch 1, the veterans adm Nistra Ion said. Veterans who fail to do o May have subsistence payment suspended Charles Luckman. Refuses comment us press turns up its news at Milford leaven nuptials London feb 6 up Britain s newspapers were unenthusiastic yesterday about the wedding of the marquess j f Milford Haven to Washington s mrs. Romaine Simp son. The news was not exactly Given e cold shoulder treatment but it hardly was what it m i g it t have Eer expected to be where the wedding of a Cousin of the King was concerned particularly when he was formerly Britain s most eligible and most publicized Bachelor. It made the front Page of eight of he ii National papers. The tabloid sunday pictorial was frankly critical of the publicity arrangements thai surrounded Thev edding. It said when the marquess of Hilford Haven became engaged in Ingland last summer to american Divorcee mrs. Romaine Pierce Simp son tie expressed Bis Hope the wedding would be kept As quiet As possible. He reckoned without his future Mother in Law. Mrs. Clark Mcllwaine of Washington,11 just leave everything to me sail mrs. Mcllwaine. And she got to work on plans for a super duper wedding plans that would outdo anything seen in these parts be fore the paper said. If Milford Haven could boast ties with Queen Victoria mrs. Simp son could go Back f u r t h e a to George Rogers Clark her great great great Grandfather who fought the redskins when George washing ton was president. " by this time the wedding prom ised to be the biggest show i Washington since a photographer at a congressional hearing dumped a circus midget onto uie Lap of the King of the Money bags in late j. P. n Chicago feb. 6 a ninety one Lihou Sand americans were killed in accidents during 1949, according to the National safety Council s report issued yesterday. Injured totalled 9,400,000. The Sigures showed that one in every 16 americans suffered a disabling injury during the year the Cost of the Accident toll was estimated at 87,200.000,000, the safety Council said that the nation s 194s All Accident death rate was 61.2 per 100,000 of population. This was the lowest the Council said since such records were Fira compiled in 1900. The previous Low rate was 64.3 in 1948, when 94,006 persons a re killed. Sun warms Europe As Mideast Shivers London feb. 6 a gales whipped the British coasts while the Middle Bast shivered in unprecedented Snow and cold a and most of Europe basked in Bright Sunshine yesterday. Ten children froze to death in iranian Azerbaijan and the Mediterranean Island of Cyprus was covered with a Blanket of Snow forthe first time in living memory. It snowed for the second Day Ina Row in Jerusalem and Snow nearly a Yard deep Lay Over Amman capital of hash emite Jordan. Tel Aviv Israel s coastal Metropolis on the Mediterranean had a heavy snowfall last night for the first time in 22 years. Raids on Guam turn up filipino Arsenal a g a n a Guam feb. 6 up nearly 500 armed sailors and marines made Surprise raids on two Camps Here Early yesterday search ing More than 3,000 filipino work ers and turning up a veritable Arsenal. Led by it col w. W. Worden Guam Provost marshal the raiders found thousands of knives 25 fire arms hatchets dynamite brass Knuckles and grenades at Camps Roxas and lust Bepo. Worden said the raid was carried out because of the High filipino crime rate and was More for prevention than cure on filipino explained we need weapons. We can t Trust recovery of Italy termed most impressive new York feb. 6 up thir teen american newspaper editors and publishers returned from a three week tour of Western Europe with High Praise for the operation of the Marshall plan and enthusiasm at the results it has shown. The newspapermen said they it re most impressed with the recovery shown in Italy they also toured England we Stern Germany an France where they talked with government officials economists Andem Loyes of the european recovery program. Typical comment on the tour included John w. Love associate editor of the Cleveland press "1 was impressed by the completeness and expert Ness with which the Amer mean personnel Are handling the very Complex problems of a Niin Isle ring our financial Aid. Grea Britain and France might not need continued financial Aid after 1952. In Italy and Germany if Aid is not continued there May be a possible recession. When i was there two years ago the conditions were Hope less. Now Progress is visible every w. Seymour editorial editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune Europe is doing a Good Job and picking up surprised at scope Alvand s. Dunkleberger editor at the Nashville Banner i was sur prised at the scope of the Marshall plan. There Are Concrete evidences of our financial assistance to Thesa Sevellon Brown Iii of the Providence r. I., journal and bulletin on the whole american dollars Are being Well spent. American financial sup port will be needed in Western Europe after 1952. This assistance May not be Given in the Sam and manner but it will be needed in any c. A Lartz co publisher of Uia Sharon Herald i was a septic before my departure and had opposed the Marshall plan but i have now changed my mind. The american people Are getting their Money s Worth. While it still looks like a Gamble it looks like an excellent one enlightened Roberts Bates editor and pub Lisher of the Meadville pa., trib Une re pub ican i returned enlightened and aware of Many signs of recovery being made in Edward e. Lindsay editor of the Decatur 111., Herald recovery in Europe is greater than i had expect a and administration of american funds is particularly Kenneth Mcardle associate editor of the san Francisco Chron icle there is still a tremendous Job to be done in Europe without the Marshall plan Europe could t have crazed Bank clerk kills self 3 others Tampa feb 6 a a grief maddened new York Bank Lerk slashed his wife sister in Law and Mother in Law to death and then killed himself by diving in front of a truck Justice of the peace j. G. Spicola identified the victims of the insane attack by Tony Slectia 50, of Yonk ers As mrs. Anna Slechta 47, her sister Ellen r u z i a a and their Mother mrs. Peter. Ruziak 70 the Nightgown Clad women Wera slashed and beaten with a eight Inch Butcher knife a wrench and a claw Hammer at the Ruziak Home. Spicola also acting Coroner. Sid Slechta had been depressed Over the critical illness of in Law. Fet a rtt Kiak. A father
