European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 26, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes sunday february 26, 1950 Spaatz warns soviets ready for War soon new York feb. 25 cup Gen Carl a. Spaatz ret said the  expect Only a Short breathing spell of two or three years before Ussia will be ready to launch 3 butt scale , writing in Newsweek Magazine said the . Now is con fronted with the most ominous threat to its peace since the heyday of the Berlin  said Russia now had a bigger ground army than the . And Allus allies an air Force larger than that of the ., and the world s largest and fastest growing sub Marine  it Musl be concluded that Russia s intent is precisely what i seems to be world domination by threat to use or by actual use of military Power. The Only question left unanswered then is when the russian rulers will set these forces in motion Spaatz said. To dogs Renews demand for disarmament Parley Washington feb. 25 ins sen. Millard e. Tydings did has renewed his demand for a world disarmament conference an declared that the outlawing of atomic weapons alone would strengthen Russia. To dogs chairman of the Senate armed forces committee told the Senaie that world atomic control without a general disarmament plan including All weapons would enable Russia with its huge Mili tary manpower to put added pres sure on Western Europe. It was the third time that tyding demanded that the . Seek a world disarmament  Truman and Secretary of state Dean Acheson have disapproved of the idea to Institute atomic controls and prohibitions alone would strike Ablow at our own defences a blow calculated to dismember uhe Nort Atlantic Security Alliance and weaken the whole democratic world Tydings said. Celebrates birthday \ Ivi Argaret Truman daughter of the president beams Over a Candle crowded cake As she celebrated her 26th birthday in Coral Gables Fla Acme Sweetbriar has 8th air Accident North Way Alaska feb. 23 a the eighth air Accident in exercise Sweetbriar has  Man was injured when Cap Dakota transport crashed South of Whitehorse Yukon Terri tory five other Crew members and13 passengers escaped injury. The plane s wireless operator suffered a fractured1 jaw. No other details of the crash were released. It was disclosed that of the 80-Odd .-Canadian planes involved in the 11-Day exercise 10 per cent have been involved in accidents. Baby born in Back seat drives dad into Hospital Beloit wis., feb. 25 up a father became so flustered when his wife gave birth to a girl inthe Back seat of the family car that he tried to drive through thedoor of the Hospital emergency  baby was born while or. And mrs Leroy Edwards were speeding to the Hospital from their South Beloit 111., , father and baby were reported doing Fine but the Hospital Entrance was wrecked. I Bradley briefs a committee Washington feb. 25 ins Gen Omar n. Bradley chairman of the joint chiefs of staff conferred for two hours with the congressional joint Commilee on atomic Energy on the possible types of mass destruction weapons an enemy might use against the .neither Bradley nor committee members would comment on the general s testimony which was Given behind closed  was called before the committee to help the group draw up its plans for scheduled Public hearings on . Civilian defens measures which would be needed in event of world War Iii committee chairman Brien Mcmahon a Conn told newsmen after the meeting prospects of More destructive weapons such Ashe Hydrogen weapon make More necessary discussion on this subject to those who would say that the destructive Power of the Hydrogen weapon is such As to pose impossible problems the answer is in the negative at least to the extent tha we have to consider Means an methods of civil defense. Uranium find seen world s greatest Sundance wyo., feb. 25 a the uranium Ore and valuable rare Earth oxide discovered near Sun dance has been termed the greatest known Deposit in the world by its  Engineer a.  Hatches said assays have proved the percentage of rare minerals in the strike to be greater than those known to be mined elsewhere today Atlantic iceberg Drifting toward shipping lanes new York feb. 25 up the coast guard reported that a Long Range coast guard patrol plane was Riding Herd on the first iceberg of that season to threaten Atlantic shipping  warned All vessels that a medium sized iceberg was 250 mile Southeast of the Southeastern tip of Newfoundland currents Are driving to directly into the path of West Jound Atlantic traffic. . To encircle red China by listening Post Washington feb. 25 ins the . Was disclosed yesterday to be planning an intelligence network encircling communist China closed door congressional testimony made Public yesterday revealed that listening posts will established near chinese Border and throughout Southeast Asia int the near East and  listening posts will be manned by 30 of the 459 state department personnel now being withdrawn from the russian satellite government headed by Mao tse Tung. The disclosure came As a House appropriations subcommittee re leased a partial record of its hearings on the 8230,077,307 state department appropriation Bill for the fiscal year beginning july 1. Details of the move to keep abreast of what goes on in China were withheld As ranking Sta department officials went off the record to explain  Secretary of state w Walton Butterworth did reveal that he plan will involve a very sub Stantial strengthening of All the posts in the countries bordering on China the whole Periphery Runnin Down through Southeast Asia Anc into the near East and  Acheson sending Mission to Survey Southeast Asi Washington feb. 25 a Secretary of state bean Acheson disclosed he is sending a Survey Mission to Southeast Asia to pave the Way for . Help in bolstering the area against communism. The group is due to leave next week to tour indo China Malaya Burma Thailand end other coun tries. Diplomatic authorities said the Mission will look into the needs of Bao Dai s government in indo China and the governments of other countries for military As Well a economic Aid. Vavy bares supersonic unite Pilot eased to Earth in capsule to Angeles feb. 25 a the Navy has announced a device which hurls a Pilot from a planet supersonic speeds Lowers him gently earthward in pressurized insulated Comfort and floats him with his survival gear and Emer gency rations if he lands on  ejection cockpit capsule can be Jet blasted from a plane. Three stabilizing fins prevent the capsule from tumbling through the air and a Large Parachute drops it gently to Earth. Elliot Paul sees Paris again wife saw him last in 48 los Angeles feh 25 a mrs. Elliot Paul 32, complained her59-year-old husband left for France in december 1948 to write a sequel to his Book the last time i saw Paris and she has never seen him  it was their parting at the railway station that touched her off he said Goodby to me As though he were going around the Corne for a loaf of bread she testified in a successful divorce action. But he stood there holding hand with his Secretary and telling her not to pay attention to any other men until she could join him  mrs. Paul was awarded custody of their son 3, and 8500 monthly support newsman blames Hiroshima Gas Syracuse n. Y., feb. 25 a James r. Young former War Cor respondent alleged that Mustard Gas being manufactured at Hiroshima and not the atom bomb caused rns and nausea among the people when the a bomb was dropped Hiro Shuna was not a peaceful City but a top military target he said  claimed he saw More than 14,000 tons of the Gas found intact after the bomb was dropped. It was dumped in the Ocean he  also maintained that the japanese used both Mustard Gas an bacteria in. Their War n China and claimed to have seen victims Thun going suffering from the of sets. Undercover agent Matthew Cvetic of Pittsburgh Fri undercover agent who joined the communist party to get in formation for the . Govern ment As be told the House in american activities committee what he had found out. Acme reds reported Active at pits Washington feb. 25 ins a former Fri undercover agent testified that the communist part has imported 50 labor youth league workers into the Western Penn Sylvania Coal Fields to peddle communist propaganda among Idle  Cvetic a communist member for seven years while working secretly for the Fri said he was Given this information by Bill Gordon communist party  also told the House in american activities committee 1every communist party Mem Ber in Good standing in the unite states would be expected to wage War against this government inthe event of War Between the . And Russia. He said that is now the communist party s teaching. 2steve Neison communist party organizer in Western Pennsyl Vania branded the . Governments the enemy in discussing rus Sia s development of the atomic bomb. Princeton Cyclotron destroyed by fire Princeton n. J., feb. 25 api fire virtually destroyed the $400,000 Cyclotron in Palmer physical lab oratory at Princeton University . Milton White professor of physics and director of a Navy re search project using the 18,000,000 Volt machine said Only its magnets could be saved. The machine Builtin 1935, was one of the first atom smashing devices constructed in . Navy firefighters from the lace Hurst naval air station were called o Aid the Princeton fire depart ment. Authorities said the cause was undetermined. Top court oks search with no warrant Washington feb. 25 1ns the supreme court has ruled in a 5-3decision that police officers can in Vade private premises without search warrants provided such action is deemed  Justice Sherman Minton wrote the majority opinion which Lent a new aspect to previous High Bench interpretation of the Constitution s fourth amendment guaranteeing immunity from unreasonable search and  justices Felix Frankfurter Hugo. Black and Robert h. Jackson entered a vigorous dissent. Frank Furter declared that the words of the fourth amendment Are no just a literary  Frank Furter added what a farce it makes of the whole fourth amendment to say that because for Many Legal Pur poses everything in a Man s House his rooms May be  rejects Appeal under the ruling the High court rejected the Appeal of a new York stamp dealer who claimed that police unlawfully procured evidence on which he was convicted of sell ing fake postage Stamps. Minton wrote that the court Felt that the relevant test is nol whether a search warrant was obtained but whether the search was  the majority opinion did not stip ulate who was to determine whether search without warrant is  it said Albert j. Rabin Owitz the merchant was under suspicion before he was arrested and that subsequent police search therefore was  the decision said a Rule of thumb requiring that a search War rant always be procured whenever practicable May be appealing fro the Vantage Point of easy administration but we cannot agree that this requirement shall be crystallized into a sine qua non to the reasonableness of the search. Constitution noted it is appropriate to note that the Constitution does not say that the right of the people to be secure i their persons should not be violated without a search warrant if it impracticable for the officers to pro cure one. The mandate of the fourth amendment is that the people shall be secure against  Black wrote an individual dissent charging that the court s ruling easts doubt on other cases recently decided and i do not see How trial judges can be expected to foresee what further shifts May occur Black added the framers of the fourth amendment May have concluded that reasonably strict search an seizure requirements were not too costly a Price to pay for Protection against the dangers incident to in Vasion of private premises and papers by officers some of who might be overzealous and aggressive the e Star s a n d strip e s vol. 1, no. 312 editor in chief managing editor sports editor. Sunday february 28, 1s�� a col Willuam m. Summers Ken Zum wait Phil Taylor executive manager chief of distribution Maurice a  h Brown news bureaus Frankfurt 32181-32361 Darmstadt 190 Berlin. 84-6681 s4-6636 Vienna .,.,. B 47ib4bremernavcn31044-21363 Munich .,.,.,. 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