European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 22, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 1 the stars and stripes october 19jo officials meet Donnelly on arrival in Vienna by Ernie staff correspondent 21 High com missioner Aryl minister to arrived Here yesterday by army plane from he landed at the nearby Lull air he was accompanied by his wife and four Tje Orgo 12 Maria Terese and Paul 7yearold and John an air Force Honor guard greeted As he alighted from his at the Airport were it Gen industrialists seen Peiling Seh Urnari plan by Wes Gallagher 21 Ryin gout of the Schuman plan Lor pooling Europe heavy Industry appeared in jeopardy the plan was hailed Only a Lew months ago As Europe greatest Hope for the but now belgian and French steel seeing unlimited demand for steel to the wests huge rearmament program have hardened against the Schuman six months so Germany could not Export All the steel it could today it cannot fill All its the same is True of other steel six months ago the plan was looked upon by Many industrialists As guaranteeing a steady Market at stabilized now the Market i Bonn behind flan a West German spokesman repeated yesterday that his govern ment was solidly for the this position was emphasized last night by West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer at the annual Congress of his powerful Christian democratic party at we have worked and will continue with All Energy on the Schu Man he stressing that the West germans forever want to put an end to All Dis Pute with while praising the Bonn government for its pointed out it would be extremely difficult to carry out the plan in the face of combined industrialist the plan is so technically diff cult that it requires constant consultation with industrialists and labor particularly on the Price and wage translations waived on French zone travel 21 French translations of travel orders or passes Are no longer required for non titty travel of per sound in the French zone of Ger Neucom he military personnel travelling in duty status or the French must still carry French translations of orders Stafford l new Ufa Clyde head of the Ega special Mission to Austria Walter american legation charge affaires brie Gen Ira Vienna area commander and col John Tull air former ambassador to who succeeds it Gen Geoffrey said Donnelly and i have been looking Forward to this moment of our arrival on austrian soil i consider it a High Honor indeed to have been appointed minister to Austria and the first american civil High new phase the changeover to civilian administration Marks a new and important in american austrian phase which i Hope will culminate in that com Mon goal so earnestly desired by both the austrian and american a stable and prosperous Austria in full Possession of Independent rights in the Community of free i know also that i come to a land whose historic Grace is matched by present Day vigor and civic courage which revealed itself dramatically again to All the world in the last few i am Happy to find myself among so steadfast a people and look Forward to Many close and fruitful associations on his arrival at Ufa he Donnelly was greeted by a special army Honor guard com posed of troops from the crack 796th police commanded by it col Henry of the 49th army furnished fog puts 3l5 Down on bavarian Road 21 an l5 plane made a forced Landing on route one mile from last night after its destination at Munich was closed Down by it col Emmett co of the i5th co Stab at was a passenger in the no injuries were Al though the planes horizontal Stabilizer was damaged when it struck a Road demonstrate Rio de oct 21 a train collision which killed four persons and slightly injured 60 others led to a demonstration by the remaining passengers who burned Down the railway station at suburban Ricardo Hico furthers education Radigan resident presents Rajewsky Rector of Frankfurt a Check for the sum was granted by Hico to help the school boy books and scientific East vote branded fraud9 by Acheson 21 of state Dean Acheson yesterday described the Russia supervised elections in East Germany As a at a news Acheson said he wanted to express the sym Pathy of the East germans he were being treated in a humiliating fashion by the at the same a Acheson flatly rejected the russian note protesting the alleged revival of military units in the Western zones of he said he had not yet seen the according co newspaper Exma Yor of Dies in doctors office 21 mayor Edward of one of the real Powers in the democratic party and the Man wha gave Harry Truman a leg up to the died yesterday at the age of the Sand haired politician died of a heart in the office of his Kelly had just undergone one of his periodic examinations by Vincent Oconnor at the doctors told he was big de turned happily to shake hands with then he turned to grasp the door suddenly he gasped and fell to the and for Chicago and the nation an Era had it was with the Aid of the late Robert of and Edward of new in the now famous session president Roosevelt Railroad car in persuaded the president to dump Henry Wallace As vice president and replace him with the relatively obscure Missouri Harry Iturbi arrives in Milan 21 Iturbi arrived Here by air yesterday from new York for a performance Mon Day at the Scala Moscow do not mention the Russia supported military units established in East these soviet supported military he have a Mored and Aii the military character of the East German forces is aches a whereas the Western Powers have created Only riot squads in their zones to preserve internal the he con just is Noi and every body knows it in his comment on the Acheson said the world has just witnessed the spectacle of the elec Tion fraud staged in the soviet zone of our sympathy goes out to the East Germar people who have been treated in Sucha contemptuous and humiliating fashion by their West Berlin warehouse swept by fire oct 21 worst fire since the War raged to Day through the City Telephone system warehouse in the officials said the damage might exceed most of West berlins fire brigades were called out by repeated voice to germans told by Howard Kennedy v staff correspondent 21 tog Hico official exhorted West get mans to have the courage to speak their minds and thus exert the in fluence of to enlightened and in4t formed Public opinion on the actions and policies of their chosen German Public opinion should heard on ail important and should be listened Shephard director of the Hico office of Public told a Large audience in an address at the Traer Ca House Here if Public opinion is Strong and West German leaders will tap it correctly just As president Truman correctly gauged american Public opinion last june in ordering forces to help South Korea repel an atrocious communist Stone urges More information the Hico official urged governmental officials to provide More information on current ques called on the German press to be More Independent and and rapped the Knuckles of German Magazine publishers to lately have been featuring articles glorifying the live of top Stone told his German audience if you believe that your representatives or your government Are not acting then it is your responsibility and your duty to write to the persons in to hold meetings and discussions with like minded and to write to the if thousands of people do even the thickest political hide will get it is amazing to observe what men and women in Germany have already done in regard to Public of Community improve they took time and had courage to do one should have 4 cops reported killed in East riots 21 least four Peoples policemen were scores of workers injured and hundreds arrested in russian zone rioting in the last few the West press reported Neue american licensed said the Peoples police Verc killed by enraged uranium and that a number of the miners were wounded or severely beaten in a pitched Battle at the Railroad cation at Jinan Georgen the report said the miners braved gunfire to Rush a squad of police attacking with their pit the fighting the paper when the miners refused to obey an order to leave a crowded scores were it Wai escaped yank pcs say 81 perished in Seoul Pyongyang death March pm raid t 1 4 in oath Mairn of the intr a fluff continued from Page 1 Seoul numbered they said the North koreans told them they were being taken to a place with a name sounding like pfc Edward of Hamil told this Story a week ago today the original group of american prisoners housed in a redbrick school in the North East Section of Pyongyang were lined up in columns of four after darkness and told they were being taken to the manchurian there were five of us who had been trying to escape Lor some time and we decided we might not get another the North koreans started to March us up a dark Alley we five dropped out of line and squeezed up against a Wall in the flattening ourselves As much As we the column went by with most of the guards at the rear and they never saw us fired on by police later Cpl Jack of who looks like a pretended he was our guard and marched us through the City hollering meaning the gooks did not pay any Atten Tion to use had when we passed a North korean police we ran Down a Side Street into an Alley when the police fired two shots at use found a vacant broke open the door and stayed inside for the next Sev eral we had a few pieces of three slices of bread and which we had eaten by the second we found a 15pound sack of flour mixed with seeds and water and lived on we didst dare go outside because we were in the Middle of some sort of on the fifth we heard a lot of people shouting but had no indication that the City had we looked through the door cracks and saw South korean flags flying and wondered what was going we called in a Young korean who told us in japanese that the City had but we could not leave because the South koreans were All russian sap patently he thought we rus later we decided to go out and South korean soldiers came Over and Shook took us to their commanding and that How we got the americans said the March from Seoul to Pyongyang took 20 sgt Robert of said if one prisoner fell Down another would pick him up and carry if both fell the guards beat or shot eighty one from or exposure during the beaten by guards first it James Colum told of the cruelty of the North korean police at prisoner Camps Between Sangjun and Tae he said the prisoners were forced to sit with legs crossed All Day Long and were beaten if they they were not permitted to talk to each other and were Given Only three drinks of water a Day and no medical he of the 24th inf he saw the reds killing wounded americans during the bloody Mountain Battle North of he said he was the Only survivor in his company and was captured when he fell another group of three who escaped in Pyongyang contacted South korean underground agents through a the men in Halcombe group Sam when they moved into North Korea civilians used to give the i land he said All they got from guards were two Small Rice per North korean also gave them and some showed them surrender appeals dropped by United planes and copies of Gen Macarthur surrender