European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                F october 1950 the stars and stripes Cage 3 Jolson says soviets erred Korea test 10 a committed a tactical error i Korea to test Oie strength be United Louis former Secretary of de said other places have been much harder to the had been fully pre 3 la defend Johnson said Job speech at the opening session i if the american legions National the communists Wolrid probed the vulnerability of United a scions in the Middle to try to be invincible every czbere would result in being Strong he so must take calculated iry to but str rare to defend and defeat those Are imprudent enough not to be Pas National commander if the emphasized he Kjin any official but a Milf As a Legionnaire from West he outlined what he bid he american foreign it is a even Ai the Price d risking an aggressors first be and warned that we must Fiore capable to defend ourselves after the initial attack in the taxation and the military we May have to John urn May become a permanent fixed Cost on our Price of free legion to weigh Call for Acheson ouster los 10 the american legions National executive committee demanded yesterday that the administration Sas Secretary of state Dean Acheson from office and drop an bomb on the user if she commits further Lite demands were made in the farm of resolutions to be approved by delegates to the legions Cual convention the retiring Eree Uthe committee formulated the resolutions at is final american people no longer have Confidence in our stale depart Woli or in the present Dean the committee Tod called sponsorship of a untied nations Resolution to the effect that further aggression to any part of the world by soviet Bussis will meet the full Force of retaliation by the United nations if the release if atomic weapons on new jewelry clings to skin by suction new jewelry that clings to Bare skin was introduced today by Marianne jewelry miss Ostier attached a Liliy ornament containing 299 diamonds set in palladium o her scattered a few Small diamonds across her fore head and even wore diamonds As Beauty patches on one Cheek and on her Bare i suction plus a secret chemical she a woman May walk around for Many hours Vith jewels As targe As tworan Dahal inches in diameter fastened to her Kingsley asks for Extension of Iros March 31 expiration turks headed for Korea j proposes operating i Chiang says Russia rules chinese reds 10 Simo Chiang charged Las night that the russians have taken Complete control of communist China for use As a base for aggression against the whole world Chiang said the chinese reds plan to build up their armed forces to at least men to Back up he russians in a third world in a Slatem enl issued for chivas 10 Independence Chiang reaffirmed the chinese nationalists determination to hold Formosa and eventually to fight Back to the com munis held recalling red president Mao Tze tunes recent statement that China must lean on Chiang said Large numbers of russians have taken Over chivas air railways and different Levels of the puppet regime rank and of the communist party and the entire communist Are now under strict control of soviet he said amphibious jeep reaches azores Ponta Del oct 10 Carlin and Saj american wife Elinore arrived it Ere yesterday on their around the world trip in an amphibious they covered the 100 Miles from Azore Island of Terceira to this Jort on the Island of Michel in 9 hours the couple left Nova Scotia july from the azores they plan to travel to then Overland Indochina and across toe Panfic to san a ukr Zarotti formerly in the Indian British subject reported robbed by czech police 10 men posing As communist police robbed Fri Cess Josephine a Utu realized British of More Worth of jewels and treasures in reliable said fee sources said the loot included fabulous matched Pearl necklace Many of the valuables the lob Cowitz family collected during generations of prominence under stocks slump in late Selling new 10 Stock Market was hammered Down sharply yesterday by a last hour Selling wave which sent the ticker one minute but a rebound in the final minutes put selected issues into higher most of the showed Siz Able losses at the among the weak spots in the Industrial group were Johnsman which was0 off 2 Chrysler was off International paper off Goodyear tire off j and National steel off american tobacco advanced nearly a while fractional gains were chalked up by general Genera foods and Wool Gulf was weakest in the with a loss of while Anaconda and Kennicott were Down each in the the volatile Nickel plate tumbled 6 Points in the rail while losses of a Point or More were sustained by Atlantic coast line and Illinois Northern a spurted is Points to a new volume totalled of which shares were dealt in during the final hour turnover Las Friday amounted to smiling turkish soldiers Board a transport bound for Korea at they Are part of a Force of turks being sent to join United nations forces in British peer views West Germany As next soviet target 10 former permanent under Secretary at the British foreign of said today the communist leaders in the smarting under their defeat in were most Likely to Western Ger Many the next danger spot for the the communists have been re buffed in where United nations forces now have finally decided to Cross the 3sth he said in an they have also had recent blows to their prestige in Western where a planned show of strength flopped and in where their threatened nationwide strike fizzled who warned of the dangers of nazism before the last said that although the men in the Kremlin had a number of choices As to where they would strike he believes the Finger will be put on West there will be a next you can rely on he the communist leaders wont lie they have lost an awful lot of face and prestige by their recent re verses in Korea and and i Hope it will be duly exploited by the Burma surgeon removed to House until trial Rangoon 10 Gordon the Burma was removed from jail and placed in detention in a private Home yesterday pending the out come of his trial on charges of aiding the Karen revolt against the burmese the scheduled to Start yes was postponed until thurs Day because of the illness of one of his Baruch win Roosevelt medals new 10 Bassadore Warren Bernard b a r u c b and Anne Ohare of the new York Wili receive the 1950 Roose velt medals of it was an maj Gen Frank r Mccoy president of the Theodore Roose velt memorial said Austin would be awarded the medal in the Field of International Law for his work As head of the delegation to the United Baruch will be honoured for his efforts on behalf of National Mccormick will be cited for distinguished Public service by a private citizen for doing More for the enlightenment of the american Public in International affairs than most secretaries of Foster urges oct 10 Marshall plan director William Foster said last night we cannot turn our eyes away from whatever diversions take place in in his first speech As Ega Foster said that in order to build up enough strength to resist Russia the and Europe must Western Europe now has the Industrial potential to produce a wide variety of military As Well As civilian Foster Hoffman says United West can have both guns 10 retiring Marshall plan said Here yesterday that the nations of the West could have both bread and guns if they worked in unison he declared the aggression against Korea proved they might need and said the whole program of strengthened defences and Economy had taken on new in Grain talk bid accepted by user 10 has accepted a United nations proposal to join in negotiations to sell Grain to Western and talks will begin Here it was announced Gunnar executive Secre tary of the in economic commis Sion for said in addition to eight Marshall plan countries have also replied favourably to a note he sent them 24 proposing a meeting of european countries interested in increasing their Trade in certain grains the countries Are the Sweden and an Ece spokesman said Western Ger Many and Belgium Are among other european countries whose accept Ance is a girl after 136 years 10 Johnson Ferguson gave birth to a daughter and broke a 136year record was the first d a u g h j e r born in the Johnson Ferguson family since until Money gone 10 Donald director general of the International refugee asked Iros general Council yester Day to extend the Agency life beyond its present termination Date of next March until it runs out of Money or Kingsley said in a report to the opening of the councils sixth ses Sion Here that Iro cannot Complete until next september or october resettlement of an estimated displaced persons for whom new i Homes could be he asked for authorization to continue Iro until it has completed its exhausted its or Kingsley said delays in adoption of the amended displaced persons together with a slowdown in j movements of refugees to have been leading obstacles to i termination of Iros work by next March he reported that approximately refugees Are still on Iris of whom Are receiving care and resettlement possibilities exist for an estimated of the he in and Iro still has in its Extension of seen Iro was originally established for a three year period which ended last but the Council at a previous session extended its life until next informed sources said the 18nation body is expected to agree to the new Kings by said the amended Amer ican act has increased possibilities for resettlement of Iro refugees by about he that administrative com plications under the new act reduced the number of visas issued to Between and last july and compared with a monthly average of last he announced very considerable Progress in resettling Iros institutional hardcore whose number has fallen from at the beginning of the year to about voices wanting Kingsley that not All these who require permanent can be and asked Iro to face squarely the question As to whether it would not be better to provide for continuing care for the remaining cases in Austria and he disclosed that Iro has entered agreements with the lutheran world the National Catholic welfare and the world Council of churches to undertake with their counterpart German agencies provision of material Aid to those refugees in Ger Many who have Only limited opportunities of official says demand for Dps greatly increased 10 member of the displaced persons said yesterday there is a greatly in creased demand from All Over the United states for More displaced Rosenfield told the general coun cil of the International refugee organization that the resettlement of refugees in the had been a great he said he was confident the program of processing and resettling the refugees pen fitted under the new displaced persons act would be More than refugees already have entered the or Are in route there and More been approved Tor