European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 1, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                55killed As Twa plane crashes in Egypt americans on flight put at 23 by Walter Collins 31 fifty five persons died a flaming death today when a trans world airlines Constellation crashed and skidded on a narrow gauge Railroad twisting through the yellow desert in the Nile River there was not a survivor among the 48 passengers and seven Crew 23 of them Amer aboard the Star of Maryland in route from Cairo to the trip began in and was scheduled to end in new sent regular Moss arts the cure named plane sent positional radio messages steadily for 27 minutes after taking off from the Farouk Airport Early today after a 45minule it was to Send another message when it passed Over the Mediterranean coast but no More was v previous reports that the Pilot Hod reported engine trouble proved european edition unofficial publication of occupation forces in weather forecast partly maximum tem 78 79 afternoon so bus n Ber 72 evening 78 Paris Nln in Wrather Central volume number 136 5 cents a 25 a month the a frs red 317 september 1950 p ask inv reds open push for Masan hurled Back West of Pahang to be nobody can Tell How the on Page 2 a two germans seized As spies by win fanning staff correspondent 31 one an employee of the military Security Board of the tripartite Liaison Board in were arraigned today in a Hico court Here on charges of possessing and communicating information endangering the Security of the Allied the Gunther a chemist employed by the Security Board and Hermann a both of face a maximum penalty of death Jonder the charges preferred before fudge John Speight at the preliminary which was continued until according to evidence introduced by District attorney Fred the two conspired to trans Mit various formulas and plans to the russians and were successful in malting Contact with soviet authorities at the Komma Datura in one of the displayed in showed the detailed Jay out of the army Ord depot at on Page col 2 killed in Bombay strike 31 persons were killed and at least 75 a founded Vohen police and Home guardsmen clashed today with strikers taking part in a 24hour general t r u m a 11 airs views on Orient 31 Truman told the press today he hoped communist China would not become involved in the korean the president also told the press it would not be Nec Essary to keep the 7th Fleet in the Formosa Straits if and when the korean conflict is v Truman said he has no plans now for increasing occupation forces in the Western zone of Ger associated press questioned about the future of the president reiterated his position that the future of that strategic Island must be settled in connection with the japanese peace the president refused to comment when asked i United nations troops would Stop at the 38th parallel when they launch their offensive in the president said the 7th Fleet is in the formosan Strait for the Protection of the in forces in connection with hence there was no reason to retain it there when the korean dispute was Truman says West will fight to halt armed aggression 31 a president Truman charged yester Day thai communism has violated the peace of but he said on Page 5 sports new 31 the new York Yankees increased their american league Lead to t two full games tonight by defeat ins the Cleveland to sweep the four same Sec on place Detroit lost to the Washington it was the tigers third loss in four games to the Neucom plans for exercise 31 final plans for joint  Man Euver exercise which will held in the zone of Germany Between sept 11 and were bounced today by Neucom practically All troops in will including and British ground and air units and troops from Trieste and from the zone of the combined All of which will be included under will tie opposed by mythical aggressor Gen Thomas Neucom will serve As the exercise Headquarters of the Man Euver will be in Heidel unlike exercise the extensive joint Maneu vers of forces that were conducted in sep tember years fall troop training exercise will be partially Rath fir than being a f on Page 1 Neucom general injured in Accident a to t 1 or loll to Paktong attack 1 Friday North koreans unleashed an fallout attack toward Gateway to the vital United nations port of Early with tanks and infantry smashing eastward under heavy Artil Lery and mortar an estimated two red divisions faced the americans on the Southern has been quiet for five North along the Naf Cong River the communists struck across on Page 3 Brig Gen Richard Deputy director of the Neucom intelligence is lifted into an ambulance after he suffered broken leg in an Auto truck collision on the autobahn Harry Cain second from who is making a european the first to the reach the photo by Poluzzi Brig Gen Partridge suffers broken leg in crash 31 Brig Deputy director of the Neucom intelligence suffered a broken right leg today when the staff car in which he was Riding collided with a German truck on the Frankfurt Heidelberg the Cpl Charles of the 788sh special Heidel said he blacked out before the staff car apparently rammed the rear of the Mizilar received head Harry Cain who is on a european tour As a representative of the Senate armed services committee and the office of the Secretary of was the first to reach the two Miles South of the Darmstadt Cut and summoned an ambulance s sets Howard Johnston and Joe instructor in the Heidel Berg military Post safety gave the general first Aid Partridge was taken to the 97th go in Frank Hawks blast 156 by Bill Zalenski staff correspondent 31 bergs hit hungry shackled for two games Here at Stadt Sta exploded for 18 safeties to Day to rout the Munich and take a Edge in the 1950 i world the series now shifts Back to Mannheim stadium for games sat urday if Heidelberg can Clinch its third series title in four years a Victory in either of the Zeke Yogi Zebzda and Charley Mcguire paced the onslaught on five Munich pitchers with Home Zebzda hitting his came with two aboard and two out in the first Alderman gets credit Gene Michel was routed in that inning and suffered his second series Bishop Taylor started for the but retired after two innings with a 91 right hander Bob Alderman worked the rest of the Way and received credit for the Alderman hurled hav ing Only one bad the in which three bases on an error and a two run single by Matt Mack had him in hot he pitched out of the Jam and when the Hawks added five More runs in the sixth coasted in swedish pilots visit England 31 Royal swedish air Force Jet fighter pilots landed in England today on Goodwill bulletin 31 a chairman Carl Vinson d of the House armed serv ices committee said today the draft soon will be extended to married men with without taking Vinson told draft boards will not be Able to meet future Calls to increase the size of the armed Hico halts Coffee imports 31 a new Hico ordinance adding Coffee to the list of commodities which occupation personnel Are prohibited from importing into Germany has been signed by High commissioner John officials said Coffee is being placed on the prohibited list to Aid German government in its tax problems and its anti smug gling it is believed that the allowances of Coffee from the army operated commissaries and pcs Are sufficient to meet the needs of occupation limited imports have heretofore been although com Mercial quantities have Long been the new ordinance is in the form of an amendment to military government ordinance 38 on prohibited transactions and activities one Section authorizes on Page 1 bids Farewell to mayor Odwyer new 31 born William Odwyer said bean neat Leat gaelic for Goodby to new York City today which he has served As mayor since and Vincent Impellitteri the task of running americas largest who Rose from a poor immigrant boy to the cites highest received a Farewell rivalled Only by new Yorks Welcome to returning nearly people turned out forthe big Broadway Parade in which seven bands played and City employees marched to the City and dwyers sendoff before becoming ambassador