European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 27, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Forecast 1h minimum Tero h m these european edition with 35  is to Bakst wet two Cental 5tripes unofficial publication of occupation forces i Europe in number 10 i cents a f month stay v april 26 Secretary of state i can Acheson said today he old assure the world that when All the commotion in rain Over the threatened 28 demonstrations clears the Western Powers ill still be Acheson made his comment at news conference alter he was sked whether plans had been As for a direct a Eal to the Kremlin to keep East Erman youths from demonstrate Mig uni West Acheson replied that he Seelt that had been mad Clear by the Western occupying Powers hat they were completely agreed i Hie former German Cap t u to i s r wont reveal Alpos Sluse Steps have taken i t but he obliviously he not say what the Western Powers Are not of Zig to Acheson no Steps have been in for a note to the on 2 Ury convicts Aragon closest Victory whats in a Nanie there int a bed factory within mites of double and has no Ball a few of the oddities of Cross roads uncovered in the cur rent Are reported on Page april boost in defense funds april 36 a a Jinn Maragon was convicted today lying to Senate 5 Center a Federal District court jury took me hour and 36 minutes to con Rich him of charges that he lied n testifying last jul that had Only one Bank in the Evi he had another k cd the had severed connections pith Albert Verley and a Chi ago took Job with state apartment Oversea in on business Maragon was cleared on one the Mam counts thej3overnment ought against he per himself in saying he Nego no business with the govern nem and received no Money for gotta tons from ims to until the last government had on As a Man who circulated government Nong business say spoke for Harry presidential military aide s the White i Gresk one Felbob Blai nothing wrong in dealings t crashes in officers killed april air officers were toe crash of a c47 about Northwest my Force where the s said two men s occupants of the identities were with plane wets on a Routon the Pbyk prime minister Attlee labor wins  by five votes april 26 labor government survived by five votes today the most serious Chal Lenge to its existence since it first ame to Power in 1945 it forced through the House of by identical margins of two tax proposals in its 1950 57 budget which faced the United opposition of Winston Church ills conservatives an the Liberal one of the  doubled the gasoline from 105 cents to 21 cents a the other placed a cent Purchase tax on con Mercial if crime minister Clement Attlee had been beaten on either Issue he would have been expected to resign and ask for a National election minutes Jne fore first of the Days two showdown the Labori ties  the heartening news that this Overall majority in the House had been increased to eight by Victory in a scottish by on Page 2 800 in red China to be evacuated r april 26 consulate Here said today the american president liner Gen Gor Don will evacuate Between 600 an foreigners on saturday from communist the Gen Gordon left Okinawa monday for Taku the port o and is due to arrive ther the consulate said the evacuation will bring out about 50 state department Nijst s i communist Chinai West to get dec arms training april in the maintenance and repair of equipment turned Over by the to european coun Ries under the Mutual de Ense assistance p r of ram map g i v e n in raining centers of army in Europe to troops of the Tec plent Gen Thomas Neucom command Erin announced plans have been completed by tsar eur to accommodate More than officers and men from the military forces of the Netherlands and Norway for instruction per sods varying from one to 10 weeks instruction is being offered the Rej Jurat of these in order to train instructors and Crews on Page 1 acts on for million april 26 the House appropriations committee today approved boosting the 1951 military budget by the asked Secretary of defense Louis Johnson to tighten the nations bulwarks against the committee acted barely two hours after Johnson had warned that extra Money was necessary at Titis critical Johnson world warned that the world Situa Tio would require additional defense spending in future Johnson told Congress the rus Sian atomic explosion had come somewhat in Advance of the Date we had he said that caused a Complete revaluation of defense plans 5y both the and the Atlantic pact the Secretary and members of the join chiefs of staff appeared before both Senate and House pop rations committees to review events leading to the for More l among the developments Wincn he said required a tightening of on Page 2 wheel found in Baltic labelled privateers found by was flown to Stockholm this evening and ent on to and Copenhagen after a Brief Stop at Bromma Airport where american experts sgt Joseph Tordoff of the attaches office succeeded in peering the letters pb4y2 on the wheels Metal the Deslog the official one for the embassy the an nation is Privateer swedish customs officials said the wheel was definitely scarred by what May be two bul from a machine the wheel b e a r i n g american an undamaged Firestone tire and the Anchor insignia of the was dredged up by a swedish fishing boats nets at a Point 25 nautical Miles off lat where the russians said their fighters exchanged fire with ran american the scarred wheel was considered the hottest clue yet to the Fate of the Privateer and its Crew of swedish military sources said the on Page 5  food new 26 crowd of 100 watched yesterday As Gen Lucius Clay and rear adm Richard Byrd helped to Load the first of several million pounds of food the of West Berlin of the International Rescue committee and belief the lines cargo ship ican Clipper take the first ship ment under sponsored by inc from privately donated r former military governor in said today Berlin faces another the use of starvation As a political tool during the Berlin blockade was a weapon of cow the threat today is even More to is a threat not Only to use German against but to exploit youth and make German youth pawns of soviet aggressive i have every Confidence that the on Pale 12t 3 army probes Beath of american typist n Frankfurt 26 army investigators were Tak ing suicide or Accident into account today in probing the cause of death of an attractive american clerk typist found dead in bed sunday in the Bachelor quarters of a Frank Furt military Post of the autopsy is awaiting a final report from an army medical Laboratory n Heidel where the stomach and other vital organs Are being Analysed for sleeping pills or other Ftp authorities Safe he in Wiesbaden announced the dead woman was Emma employed until two weeks ago in the Safe 9q operations and who in the process of being reassigned to employment with Mats in wies the officer in whose quarters miss Smiths body was found has not been placed in and thus far there is no evidence of on Poffe 4 Schuman asks Little in of West april 86 minister Schuman called today for creation of what would amount to a Little United grouping 20 democratic nations of Europe and North he said the proposed new organization should include All members of the Atlantic the of Europe and the organization for european economic cooperation Reec and should direct and ordinate the work of those organizations Schuman made the proposal a luncheon address to French Provin Cial newspaper editors planned and elaborated on the recent suggestion by Premier Georges Bidault for creation of an Atlantic High he we want to insure closer cooperation Between Europe and North we want a per manent executive body in which the United states will participate in the cultural and economic it already exists in the military a foreign office spokesman later said schumans proposal went far beyond bid gulfs Atlantic pact High Council said it envisaged creation of an entirely new Organ ism of the Western the spokesman said Schuman a proposal would be put Forward officially for discussion by the West Ern foreign ministers in London in Schuman also appealed Taran end to the tension Between the Western German government and the three Western occupation but stressed that French policy toward Germany will remain unchanged Snow hits Britain april 20 arts heaviest april snowfall in 31 upset train services and put thousands of telephones out of Britain recorded now Fillis ranging up to a uniform Justice code approved for forces 1 5 signal approval uniform code new May demand men his under the there