European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 20, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wake talks did n t alter Formosa plan Truman Mac Arthur gave View on Korea 19 Truman said today there is no disagree ment Between him and Gen Douglas Macarthur on for the question was settled five weeks five weeks ago was when the president directed Mac Arthur to withdraw a state had sent to the of foreign wars conventi in Chicago Camerling j on i european edition Tuc a Tori i m h Vrh to 9 i lit 1 ebb unofficial publication of occupation forces in Europe weather forecast partly Cloudy maximum tem 62 Stuttgart partly 63 Munich partly Haze in occasional 60 b e r l i is Vienna partly 64 weather Central volume number 185 5 cents a a month october 1950 skating in Sharp tones 3 in Truman said Wen to Wake Island to discuss i i Macathur asian i Loi Don of is a sir Stafford Britain economic has quit his senior Cabinet it was officially announced the Chancellor of the Vav Truman neither affirmed nor i who runs Britain fiscal and directly that the formosan i economic resigned for highlighted his meeting j reasons of ill he is in Shock troops drive into heart of take half of City Cripps quits us Post blames poor health Rich imitation of Porcu and in Indochina All there is i Jid that was All Shore was views Macarthur out in to the were con at variance ministration with and Macarthur a main Point was that on Page 4 Egypt appeals for arms 19 egyptian foreign minister Moham med Salah Al Din appealed today for free arms to bolster the up yinian he told a news conference Egypt was definitely willing to earmark Uniti of her armed forces to Back up the United nations plan to curb but these elements must be equipped so As to be to do the he answering he made it Plain he thought the should provide such arms even though until now we have been buying on Page 2 robot weapons in Sweden 19 swedish defense staff today announced experiments with robot will be carried out soon by the swedish his resignation was handed to prime minister Clement rattle in the course of a 45minute meet ing Cripps had just returned from treatment in a Swiss Sanatorium and a vacation in North the chancellors departure is expected to touch off a series of changes in the British Cripps has been in charge of the Treasury since late in As arbiter of Britain economic he is one of the most powerful figures in the labor gov ranking just below Attlee in company with foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin and Deputy prime minister Herbert he served As ambassador to rus Sia in the Early part of the last Cripps had dominated Britain economic life with a spartan hand since 1947 when he took Over As Treasury he kept food supplies a Bare minimum to avoid costly he banned Many consumer goods and luxuries and siphoned off 40 per cent of the National income by it was Cripps who the Pound on cheapening Britain Money by 30 Var cant in a bold Gamble to sell British goods and earn More Winston Churchill once called him the greatest briton in the labor Kim regime reported fleeing to Manchuria 20 Friday 20 Friday report by air scouts j nations Shock i today that communist troops captured All of the i columns were speeding out of Eastern half of Pyongyang Pyongyang toward crossed the 40 Miles North on the main Taedong River in the heart Highway to and of the doomed City and seized s u n c h o 27 Miles to the i a firm Bridgehead on the West promised easier Goj ing for the a dispatch from the government of Premier Kim j second largest City in said i Sung was reported to have fled a2 of the City East o the Taedong to j was declared secured after several a spokesman for Gen Douglas hours of Clos Range mopping up Macarthur forecast the collapse of organized resistance in the rest americans and South koreans raced through the streets of Pyong sir Stafford Cripps Burden too heavy China assailed on vie Minh 19 Rene pleven today accused communist China of forming indo chinese guerrillas into a regular army fighting the in an hour Long speech before a tense and crowded National As pleven described How the forces of Moscow trained to Chi Minh battered the French two weeks ago near then he told How the chinese helped them do behind to he on Page 5 North Korea afer the fall of Pyong Yang to a Junction the East Vang end of the motor the Road Bridge lies a mile and the High Road and tie Low Road in Korea wary of the shaky Bridge Over a River in a tank column takes to he safety of the almost dry River the spurns the walks Over the damaged he said the communists have suffered casualties since june 25 and estimated that no More than red troops Are but he doubted any formal communist surrender would be Forth foreseeing instead a Peter ing out of the War in scattered guerrilla casualties mount to in Korea Rise for week oct 19 the defense department announced today that next of Kin had been notified of casualties in the korean fighting through the figure is an increase of Over the total of previously announced for the period through the new tabulation listed americans killed in action of whom 418 have died of whom 107 Are known to be and 366 have returned to the total dead is while the total still missing is the tabulation listed casual ties for the for the Marine 196 for the Navy and 169 for the official says spies entering Britain 19 Secretary James Chuter Edt Dis closed today that saboteurs have Landing in Britain from for eign fishing vessels anchored off the he told the House of commons the government was taking extra precautions to prevent illegal entry of foreign the official confirmation of persistent reports that saboteurs were infiltrating into the country by on the heels of an announcement that Britain has started a Security Cheek on aliens to tighten the net eluded atomic spy Klaus a half North of the Railroad Bridge which the retreating communists blew up they also tried to blow up the main but Only dam aged it reds still in West carrying machine guns and crossed the damaged Bridge about mid they had orders to drive the reds Back so engineers could prepare a vehicle Bridge for tanks and heavy United press correspondent Glenn Stackhouse reported from Pyong Yang Early today that most of the Western part of the City still was in red the South koreans mopped up the northeastern part of Pyong Yang while the americans cleaned the Southeastern Quarter through which they moved to the Center of the the North koreans surrendered in regimental commanders reported that More than prisoners were taken no civilians were on Page 2 suite tins new 19 Thomas Dewey Draff Ped Frank Lin Roosevelt personal Finan Ces into new Yorks bitter gubernatorial Campaign today with a claim political friends paid off a debt for the Laic presi Dent in Story on Page 13 the Justice department has or dered that members of the falange party of Franco Spain be barred from entering tap Lake 19 ins the informed the United nations today that the american air Force bad mistakenly strafed russian 20 Friday a prime minister Clement Attlee today named 44yearold Hugh Gaitskell Britain Chancellor of the exchequer to succeed sir staf Ford