European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 20, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                March 4950 the stars and stripes Page 3 Italy moves tto ban party one fascists Mamie the italian after Threa special decided set to begin b4bandment proceedings against Tow rightist italian social move ment and also to crack Down on re fomented this followed fridays Turin fighting Between communists and members of the Neo fascist to which 40 persons were internal disorders also resulted in a Brief general strike three Days ago in 10 provinces in the Venetia one decision by the Cabinet was to increase the police Force to the maximum under the peace that Means a total of 000 Security police and Cara a three month ban on Public demonstrations and parades in the provinces was As was a ban on unauthorized communist rallies inside Premier Aloide de Gasperio Christian democratic government decided to formally accuse the italian social movement of being a fascist if Legal proceedings Are approved it will mean outlawing that rightist which has six seats in the Cham Ber of deputies and which polled Only about 1 per cent of the votes in the 1948 yanks warned on czechs March 19 embassy warned american Citi Zens in Czechoslovakia yesterday it could not guarantee them help if they were arrested by czech in a notice sent to All registered the embassy in recent cases involving arrest of american citizens by the Czecho slovak Access to prisoners by american consular officers has customarily been denied by the government of Czechoslovakia or Only granted after protracted the embassy said americana Are reminded their residence permits May by cancelled at any time and the citizens ordered to and it is believed you should take the foregoing into consideration in connection with your personal plan stocks Well mixed in Short session new March 19 stocks were pretty Well scrambled in yesterdays Short Trad was totalling Only in the first motors and most industrials were but rails and utilities gave some among the gainers were general Chrysler and some of the oils moved ahead Small Cotton was some contracts showing gains of better than a closing prices included Allied up i american off Bethlehem up up general off and general up ousted papal envoy leaves Prague by air March in Ottavio de Only papal representative left Prague by All leaving the embattled czech Bishops isolated from the de expelled on three Days notice has been watched closely by police since the expulsion notice was and was followed to the Airport this morning by three police Leahy sees As certain March it is a practical cer laity that the will some Day w attacked with atomic according to Fleet adm William wartime chief of staff to presidents Roose velt and he has written in to be published there a practical certainty that atomic bombs will some used against in i was the 75yearold Admiral also says atomic bomb was of no material assistance in our War against Leahy believed scientists and wanted to use it on Nagasaki and Hiroshima because of the vast sums spent on the atomic project he said Truman ordered is use told Roosevelt in 1944 they had a bacteriological weapon that would destroy the entire japanese Rice some officials wanted to use but Leahy fought St on the grounds of Christian made a mistake la asking the soviet Union to come correspondent gets Royal autograph Lyford american broadcasting correspondent in has his cast autographed by Queen fre Derlica of Greece in Athens m new York times photographer Carl Gossett helps Moore broke his leg while on tour of Mats bases in the Middle East with some 50 other and european photo by Al Cocking Small boys Lead cops to killer lit Cave March 19 of americas 10 mos wanted William Raymond was captured yesterday after a group of boys smoked him out of his Cave in Pauls a convicted escaped from 4he South Dakota state Penitentiary in credit for capture was Given by police to 14yearold James the boy had seen a Story and Tures on Nesbit in the Paul Dis Patch and told some of his friends that Bay is the Man they the Man who lived in a Cave near where they yesterday James and several of his friends went to the but Ray not in they held a Council of War and decided to throw some Snow Down the Cave Chimney to drive him Ray came out to see what was going the boys took a Good look at scurried away and telephoned policemen enter Cave patrolmen Joseph Margi and Ralph Christopherson arrived on the went into the Cave and brought Nesbit they said he did not the Only in the where Nesbit had been living for six wag a Hunting boys who aided Lewis were Larry Richardson an Richard Myron and Garry Nesbit had been sentenced to 20 years in prison for spectacular p o w d e House dynamite no of Harold member of a gang involved in a jewel robbery at Sioux Baker and the woman member of the gang were placed in a powder House near Sioux Falls of new years eve because other gang members feared they would turn them the gang exploded six tons of dynamite and the blast rocked the Baker was but the Helen managed to crawl although seriously in she lived to give testimony which convicted German girls go to us for tree9 paper says March sunday express said today that unmarried German expectant Moth ers Are coming to Britain to have their babies without Cost under the National health the express filed the Case of a 23yearold German who arrived in Britain seven months ago and worked As a domes tic in a Kent she received Worth of maternal benefits for her Small weekly contributions to the health a Matron from a Home for unmarried mothers said some of the German girls come to Britain and have their babies without knowledge of their the express pointed out that adoptions were easily soviets Greet Jolio Curie March 19 atomic scientist Frederic Jollota Curie was sent 50th birthday greetings yesterday by the soviet Academy of radio mos cow into the War against Leahy said he advised against but Roosevelt listened to army Leahy says he thinks the atomic bombing of Japan was because the enemy already was he said that by being the first nation to use the bomb we have adopted ethical standards common to he Calls atomic Poison Gas and bacteriological warfare new and terrible instruments of uncivilized which rep resent Type of barbarism not worthy of a civilized he he is forced to the reluctant conclusion until there is some ironclad inter National the must have More and better atom bombs than any potential Leahy admits he underestimated the devastating Force of the atom he recalls telling King George of in july i do not think it will be As effective As is it sounds like a professors dream to Civi defense volunteers lag in Britain March 19 Secretary Chuter Ede appealed yesterday for Civi defense Volun Teers to help meet the threat of atomic attack on he said Only a disappointing persons have joined the Nat tons peacetime civil defense corps since recruiting began last if atom bombs were dropped on Ede at least will be needed for fighting fires and searching debris for dead and transports failure to Aid derelict probed by Navy March 19 the Navy has ordered an investigation Why the military transport Gen Brewster failed to give Aid the burned out net tender despite frantic distress signals from the stricken rear adm commander of Pacific Rescue issued a Well done to All concerned in the Rescue of 40 men from the elder and Twenty six of the Crew had drifted on rafts for a week in shark infested the other 14 remained aboard ship to fight the As the rafts and derelict elder drifted the Brewster passed by and apparently failed to see the furious barrage of distress signal Star mirrors and or hear the 20mm Cann Nading aboard the disappointment described that was four Days before the the elders William describing Hia frustration As the Breweter vanished Over the said had come about two or three Miles from the he said the Brewster took about two hours to pass the Cluster of life a Navy spokesman de scribed the two to three mile distance As within snowball throw ing distance in seafaring Estima in a by from the radio control room of the destroyer tender a few hours after the Rescue Craft reached his said he thought the fire which swept his vessel was started by a faulty diesel injection system recently repaired at Pearl French deny coca cola ban March 19 the French embassy said in a statement Here that there is no ban on coca cola in France but chemical analysis of coca cola has Given Rise to a complaint which is its natural the embassy said the statement was prompted by misleading reports that a ban had been in it added that the reports resulted in a Boycott of French products in new York commercial circles and an an Tif Rench Campaign in the american Board rejects quiz on envoy in 6red probe March 19 citing a presidential the civil service loyalty review Board last night refused to answer questions by Joseph Mccarthy about the Case of Diplomat John Board chairman Seth Richard son wrote Mccarthy that if he wished pursue the matter he should take it up with president Mccarthy has charged that serv foreign service officer As signed to is pro communist and that the state department has ordered a Complete and thorough Whitewash of his the department called Mccarthy charges dead and service ordered Home service has been ordered Back from India to testify personally be fore the departments loyalty this was recommended by the civil service he View and Friday Richardson announced he was investigating to find out How Mccarthy Learned about the review boards recommendation before it was made Mccarthy sprung his information last tuesday to a Senate commit tee hearing his charges that the state department i riddled with communist Acheson summons seen certain in Senate probe March 19 Walter George predicted yesterday that Secretary of state Dean Acheson will be called before Senate investigators answer charges by Joseph Mccarthy that Prochin Minista hold key state department ranking Democrat on the foreign relations told newsmen that the subcommittee investigating the Mccarthy charges certainly will want to hear assistant under Secretary of state John Peurifoy declared that by All Means he will want to testify before the and that several other department officials also will want to be ambassador Large Philip Jessup was reported ready to Issue a Strong denunciation at a hearing by the Senate group tomorrow of a charge by Mccarthy that he has an unusual Affinity for communist causes Millard subcommittee has called a meeting of the group for am est to hear forces strength put at March the strength of the armed forces declined during february to reporting the defense department said All serviced shared the during the army strength dropped from to Navy from to Marine corps from to and air Force from to French police hold yank on suspicion of theft March w French police arrested John Dani of new on suspicion of theft Here yesterday alter they found a sub machine an Auto Matic a Blackjack and kit of burglars tools in his police said Daniels also was wanted for car theft on the and for desertion by army a he will brought to Paris for further