European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 20, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                October 1950 the stars and stripes Page 3 Senate inquiry looms in election Deal new oct 19 Thomas Dewey the hottest potato of his political career today As both major parties talked of criminal court action and new party formally demanded a Senate in Veseli cation into the hot gubernatorial payoff Guy Gillette chairman of the senates elections promised to Fly Back to Washington immediately if be 700 civilians murdered by retreating foe Russ nov 10 investigate democratic Chariles that Dewey made a Deal on the Republican nomination for senator o Clear the Way for his own thirdterm Dewey has denied the charges and threatened his gubernatorial opponent with criminal the political tempest was touched off by tie release of a letter Hylt gov Joe Hanley to new Yorks anti Dewey Republican Leader Kingsland Macy on the eve of the slates Republican convention last action exported Leroy chief of the Senate subcommittees referring to some were teenage school i the request for an 19 River of blood in the Wake of the retreating North korean army widened Wilh the discovery of 700 bodies if civilians murdered near the big modern prison the victims of the newest atrocities were anticommunist leaders the mass discovered by the advancing South korean capital raised the number of atrocity victims found in the last week to More than some Ham Hung victims were fluffed into a go foot prison most were found piled in a Tunnel in 3 Hill behind the the helpless prisoners had been beaten and shot by the the repealed needless killings we arousing unusual emotions in Bih Oriental i saw whose fathers Lay mutilated before Harangue crowds to help the South koreans eliminate the communists from the Young sters Here want guns to shoot the wives and daughters of the victims stood wailing before the living Cost up in 22 nations oct 19 Cost of Rose during the past year in 22 countries throughout the the International labor of fice reported decreases in the Cost of living reported from 12 other coun including Western Italy and the 34 countries included in the Ilo Survey covered most of the no communist Wila an increase of 55 per recorded by far the sharpest Rise in the followed by Finland Wilh 15 per Britain and the 1 had the lowest j per than 2 the greatest decline in the Cost of living was recorded by with i 23 per cent followed by Burma with 19 per and Japan with 10 per West Germany had a drop of 6 per Margaret Truman opens tour 19 a Margaret Truman was Wel received by some persons last night As Rise opened a new England concert tour in the slate we will undoubtedly take some the Hanley letter has rocked the new York political scene and brought charges from democratic gubernatorial candidate Walter Lynch that Dewey was guilty of felony and should withdraw from the Hanley letter indicated that he had agreed to run for the Senate and leave the gubernatorial Field Clear for Dewey because of Lenain unalterable and unquestionably definite propositions made to the during a conference with Lynch accused Dewey of Violat ing a specific Section of the state criminal code barring a candidate from bartering for and demanded Dewey impeachment and the associated press Cio demand in Hugh head of the greater Buffalo Industrial Council said his Union will demand a special state legislative session to consider impeaching Dewey and Hanley if they do Noi a meeting of the representing voted a Resolution demanding that Dewey and Hanley resign As persons unfit to hold Public office or any place in our american system of govern Hanley himself took to the air last night to deny any improper significance to the although Hanley himself released the he apparently acted be cause copies had fallen into demo cratic when Lynch asked How his party got a he said there Are a great number of re publicans who have no use for Tom British government wins vote on transport Issue 19 labor government won approval by a 12vote margin last night of its management of the giant nationalized transport put to the test by a conservative motion deploring the Industry the House voted 296284 in favor of the socialist Price reduced to Nijek National now on Sale at your newsstand 2o cents october 9th Issue tightens port Security subversive aliens face seizure government poses for Roundup of 19 ins the government was poised today to launch a nationwide Roundup of about criminal and subversive aliens whom it has been unable to Deport the immigration and naturalization acting under provisions of the internal Security act of wid swing into action As soon As it gets clearance from the attorney acting director Mackey said we have our fingers on the aliens most of whom were ordered deported at least six months and Many of them for a much longer they Are we want to Stop that from another source it was Learned that about at least of whom Are from Russia or Iron curtain Are involved in the examinations permitted the internal Security act gave the attorney general the right to place such persons under conditional parole and require that they report he also can order medical and psychiatric examinations to obtain detailed information on the habits and associations of the one of the Laws provisions was aimed at a situation in Ewtuch the attorney general was powerless actually to Send an alien out of the if the country of his origin refused to accept him and the alien refused to go to another the attorney general could do nothing but the alien go completely us starts Security Check on aliens to curb spies 19 started a belated nationwide Security Check aliens today to lighten the net eluded by Klaus f u c h refugee atom spy Home Secretary James Chuter Ede announced police and Security agents would question thousands of persons who have flooded Here Dur ing and since the Many came in without visas and with no questions americans and other Western nationals will not be affected by the nationwide the move is aimed at refugees from Germany and Eastern some of whom Are known to have communist sym stocks move ahead but gains limited new 19 Slock Market continued to move ahead yesterday but important gains were confined to a selected handful of Industrial leaders to How strength included Sears up Allied up us United up 1 and Goodyear up Kenne Colt advanced in the metals while Ohio Oil up lv4 in the Petroleum distillers Seagram gained to 26 in the Atlantic coast line featured the rails with a Rise of Points and Northern Pacific Rose Nickel plate finished unchanged despite news of a five Forone Stock split of the american Power and Light was up 1 Points in a mixed Utility the Dow Jones Industrial averages gained a Clark Book on Cassino angers Kiwi 19 Mark Clarks comment on the bomb ing of historic Monte Cassino Mon Astery in Italy in february brought a Quick retort yesterday from new in his Book calculated risk attributed the blame for the destruction of the monastery to new Sealander it Gen sir Bernard Frey now governor general of new Clark called the bombing a tragic psychologically and maj Gen sir Howard Kippen who was one of Freyberg Stentor said the decision to bomb Monte Cassino monastery was believed to have been the Only Wise one in the now a new zealand War quoted to an order from Gen Dwight Eisenhower when he was Allied supreme commander in the Mediterranean if we have to choose Between destroying famous build Ings or sacrificing mens then mens lives count infinitely More and the buildings must Kippenberger said Gen Clark could have stopped the bombing and in not doing so he accepted the jury clears Sabu of dancers charge he fathered child 19 jury of six men and six women last night rejected the claim of British dancer Brenda Julier that the films elephant fathered her 2yearold the jurors deliberated two hours and 45 minutes before returning a three women jurors voted against the verdict but agreement of Only nine jurors is required under California Law in civil before the paternity suit went to the Sabu heard himself alternately described during opposing closing arguments As a lovable boy accepted by wild animals As their and then As a Lover who jilted his sweetheart when he found she was going to have a loyalty safeguards ordered by Truman 19 president Truman yesterday ordered ironclad loyalty safeguards for american ports and water front he the Security of the United states is endangered by subversive a Tiv in an executive order under the internal Security barred from employment aboard merchant vessels any person dangerous to the nations he decreed that Crew members must carry specially validated documents and identification papers issued by the coast after thorough loyalty the chief executive directed that All evidence of sabotage or subversive activity aboard ships reported immediately to the Fri or the nearest port Captain at to Superior the order called on to take All necessary precautions to protect waterfront instal lations and cargoes from Eugi pleads guilty As Aspy new if 28yearold former army pleaded guilty yesterday in Federal court to a charge of conspiracy in time of War to con vey secret government defense in formation to the Chunky who had worked on the atom bomb project at los pleaded to charge before Federal judge Wil Liam who set 4 for because of his it was expected that Greenglass would turn government witness and thereby escape the death Green Glass was involved in the wartime espionage network served by British atomic physicist or Klaus admitted spy now in the a Soldier allegedly turned secrets Over to Harry of Farouk Back in Egypt 19 King Farouk returned to Egypt to ending a Holiday trip which began airline honors baby born Over Atlantic the first baby Ever Bora on a transatlantic Mlo drap a Savin Bond on his first birthday from Norman p regional sales manager of pan american world airways Mio drass shown holding her baby was from new York to Frankfurt be join her husband s set James Parker right at Safe a the child was the the Flat to contribute u the child