European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 14, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                If May 1950 the stars and stripes Draper As pro reds May 13 up Farmer communist Louis Budenz supported Here a housewives charges that entertainers Larry Adler and Paul Draper were rec who described himself As former member of the National committee of the communist party in the was the first As lawyers for Hester my of began to defend her in the libel suit brought by the whose Case has been after reporting that he was a communist from 1935 to by now a Fordham was asked what was drapers reputation in new York Budenz it was that of a communist serving the interests of the red entertainer replying to a similar question about be said the a communist Budenz added that he knew neither As members of the communist Budenz testified at the trial after judge Joseph Smith disclosed that an attempt had been made by an unidentified Spectator to tamper with the the judge warned that any further interference with the course of Justice will not be and that Legal proceed Ings would be started against any Spectator who seeks to influence a authorities kept spectators at a distance As the jury filed to and from the no motion for a mistrial was the defense began its Case after Smith denied a motion to dismiss the suit on grounds the entertainers attorneys had failed to prove that the housewife was motivated by Al appoints Unity group May 13 the in a move toward agian labor has named a committee to discuss or Ganic Unity with the the action by the 13member Al executive Council was on a proposal of president William who urged Unity with the Cio on a permanent and organic basis rather than simply by work ing As the Cio bad suggested in Atlantic City Cio president Philip Murray announced at the United steelworkers convention j that action would be taken by the Cio by june 15 on the question of appointing a Unity committee to meet with the Al 1 have left it wide open for the committee to consider All aspects of the Unity Green mid the executive Council ended its five Day meeting woodpeckers baffle wind machine May 13 a woodpeckers Are fighting wind machine in an Grove and so far it has East and Eugene smart in flocks of the Birds have bored four Large holes through both throwing them off bal the machine is used to circulate air and protect the Trees from 1urnlng on the motor does not Danny the they always retain to resume the Battle after the machine the woodpeckers do not bother the Orange f Slayer goes to chair r after 4 postponements May 13 two Dore Roosevelt walked calmly to his death in Ohio Penitentiary electric chair after his execution had been postponed four slaying Clevelan grocer and sentenced to die last had been granted stays of execution and two the last coming Only 50 Bun utes before he was to go to chair March visit fair May 13 Southeast bavarian fair has visited by More than probes find vast Fri data in files May 13 Senate communist investigators were reported today to be getting much More Fri data than they had expected in their study of state department loyally the files cover 81 persons accused by Joseph Mccarthy r of being fellow travellers or Security risks for other the records Are being examined by the Senate foreign relations sub committee which is investigating Mccarthy in making the state department records available to the inquiry president Truman declined x Budge from his earlier decision the committee could not see the Bis so called raw committee chairman Millard Tydings did has hat the departments records con Ain a vast amount of Fri Tydings told reporters yesterday hat we have from the Fri every thing that Fri chief Edgar Hoover has Tydings has said that examination of the 81 files will give the com Mittee a Complete True or false on Mccarthy charges in the 81 Bourke Hickenlooper r Lowa told the current study would not provide a final Hickenlooper said he expected the file to produce leads that will warrant further investigation by the military chaplains Honor Macarthur May 13 military chaplains have conferred their first annual spiritual award on Gen Douglas the accepted on behalf of Macarthur by chaplain William Bennett from Allied he in cited Macarthur for meritorious service in world War ii and for democratizing the group also reelected Fred Reynolds As pages bomb for pact nations opposed by House foreign affairs experts Der single denies All Wisconsin Church split Lon scout oath May 13 a fight Over whether their children an join the boy scouts and girl scouts has split the congregation t Johns lutheran Church Rev Walter Strohschein said Reli ious parts of the scout inter Ere with work of the he old Church members their children Ould not be confirmed if the youngsters remained in scout about six boys dropped out of e scout congregation resident Phil his Aughter would continue scout House votes ban on bar tending Asgi courses May 13 the House voted to ban rational such As dancing and from i it also wrote new rules designed to Weed flyby night Trade schools out of the veterans vocational the action was aimed at correcting alleged abuses in the i school program criticised earlier this year by president Truman Ani the House rejected a Senate passed Bill on the same substituting one introduced by Olin Teague the measure amends Fae i Bill to put into Law Regula tons heretofore administered by the a under its administrative it also resolves some regulatory conflicts and sets up certain among its provisions Are Trade school is eligible for i enrolment unless it has been in existence More than one must show need and vocational courses Are unless the Veteran can show he needs them to make a the Bill spells them out As courses in glider bar personality music and Public establishes a veterans Appeal Board to which schools and1 vet Erans May Appeal rulings of the both Larry brother of and John sings have said in Hollywood that the crooner and his wife the former Dixie have had a falling out which May end in Bing now on a Bachelor Jaunt of has poo poohed the the singing film Star dances left at maxims in Paris with the Princess de 1np Senate rejects Norb change May 13 the by a 5330 has turned Down president Truman plan to reorganize the National labor relations republicans immediately hailed the vote As proof that Congress wont go for the Truman fair Deal eighteen mostly from the had teamed up with 35 republicans for the the presidents plan would have abolished the Independent Powers of the general counsel of the Nebraska when Republican floor said the vote proved that democratic floor Leader Scott Lucas has Only about on third of the Senate with him when the pres ident wants to put Over his fair Deal a similar View was expressed by Robert Taft co author of the Taf Hartley labor which president Truman wants to in another the by also junked another Truman reorganization proposal involving the comptroller of the Provoo asks for 83 depositions new May 13 David former army ser Geant accused of wartime Lias sent a petition to govern ment to take depositions from 83 witnesses in China and the government would have to Bear the Cost of obtaining the Dep attorney Irving Saypol con tended approval of the application virtually would create a roving Branch of the Federal court in the far at his Federal judge Henry Goddard adjourned Provoost hearing until May Provoo said his request was made under the precedent of the Tokyo Rose fear secrets would fall into wrong hands May is a reports that military authorities were considering a proposal to provide Atlantic pact nations Witti atomic bombs brought Strong opposition from experts of the Houm foreign affairs without All available members of the committee declared they were opposed to any such distribution of the Lawrence Smith a wish said that is i would say that 98 per cent of the members of Congress would i was at Home last and if there was anything that people were talk ing about it was National and what fools we have other comment Omar Burleson a text said it would not be a sensible thing to do under the immediate Jacob javits commented i think it is a bad apart from strategic consider he in the present stage of their recovery this would be a grave Shock to the people of because they would take it to mean we think War imminent Charles Eaton exch airman of the said such action would mean giving notice to Russia that everybody could use the bomb and that would be conflicting views earlier reports said that discussions on the question were the preliminary stage and far from a recommendation on which the president might base a proposal to advocates of the plan contend that some faster and cheaper method must be found to Arm Western Europe than is possible with conventional they argue Europe must be armed in two the earliest time in which it is estimated that Russia May have a sufficient Stock of atomic bombs to strike a major opponents of the plan fear that secret information on the atomic or the bombs in he event of a country being Over might fall into the hands of the present Law forbids Export ind sharing of atomic two accused reds face deportation May 13 the Justice department has announced that two top officials of he International workers have been arrested for decor the two were seized at their Homes in new York City where the to has its the or animation is on the attorney Gen maps list of subversive both men were described As alien com their deportation is sought m grounds that they violated Immi Gration rules after they entered the country by joining an organization he communist party which and forceful overthrow of the the two were named As Samson National executive Secretary of the and Andrew described by Justice department officials As a prominent National officer of noted economist Dies May 13 Basil former chairman of the Federal Power commission and nationally known died Here of a stomach ailment he was a native of