European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 28, 1952, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes december 1951 peace move Welcome Truman deeds not words asked of soviet 27 president Truman indicated yester Day tie would Welcome any positive new peace move by the user but the soviets must show their intentions with deeds not the president issued a Brief statement we would be pleased indeed it any agreement can be reached with Stalin which would achieve world diplomats and White House sources said Truman words must be read in terms of what his administration has repeatedly Laid Down As the Cardinal principle in dealing with the door always that the door to any peace move is always open and the will stand ready at any time to Welcome any sincere soviet Effort toward settlement of East West but the soviets must show Good Faith by deeds not words if they want this country to believe theist Oliv Branch it president Truman personally shied away from the idea of big big three or big four conferences since he attended such a meeting with Stalin at Potsdam toward the end of world War he is known to feel it is better to let top diplomatic officials handle such dives 6 floors at party lands in Hospital new 27 pseudo Superman was the life of the party last today his chances for life were Only Superman is Gerald Mont of new he at tended the Holiday party with his an expectant Mother who already has one Montgomery got his Superman ideas about he climbed to the wind Wsul of th3 sixth floor apartment where the party was being he to i can Montgomery fell to ground doctors said he has four compound fractures of the legs and arms and a possible Skull fire leaves in Korea homeless 27 up a roaring fire blazed through three blocks of buildings last in Juring seven including four american and korean civilians the injured while fighting the suffered Only cuts one korean civil Ian was seriously the Midnight Blaze drove 420 families into the for a time it threatened to spread 5th air Force fuel in the area but was brought under control before it reached past and future president elect Dwight Eisenhower left and former president Herbert Hoover leave meeting with John Foster draft continued from Page 1 february and March of 1951 when Over were in ducted each two years these men must be replaced As they Complete their two year period of Active in order to maintain approved the increase in the Call for february Over made during previous months is a direct reflection on these increased it also should be considered in Light of the plans for earlier release of army inductee veterans of Korea announced by rotary of the army Frank these released plans will effect in creased economies in the assign ment and utilization of army official Shad said previously that during the current fiscal year about half of the army Man Power would be leaving service due to expiration of duty Tours by volunteers who were called after outbreak of the korean War and Volunteer War i chief of staff has 88th birthday 27 up Gen Peyton army chief of staff during world War observed his Smith birthday anniversary today by doing after a Man my age should celebrate by doing the old Warrior said in a vigorous to seeing anyone and in issuing no March said he had spent much of the last year in Walter Reed Hospital but is at Home now and regaining my strength and recovering March is the Only surviving four Star general of world War i Vin the others of that rank then were John Pershing and Tasker Ike to Confer on Korea continued from Page 1 parliament Over his de nationalize Tion the 78yearold Leader will sail from Southampton aboard the liner Queen he accompanied by Churchill and their daughter Mary and her conservative parliament member Christopher it will be Church ills first visit to the since a year ago when he and Eden discussed Anglo american relationships pres ident Truman and members of his administration in the British Are known to be anxious to obtain Eisenhower firsthand views on Korea gained during his recent flying visit to the Battle Britain strongly opposes Extension of the War in on Western Britain sup ported natos recent decision to Cut Back the military buildup pro Gram to ease Western Europe financial Gen Matthew nato supreme com vigorously opposed the gaullist reply due today 27 by widespread coolness to the out lines of his Premier designate Jacques Soustelle worked steadily tonight in his Effort to form a new French coalition in the midst of conferences with other political the 40year old Secretary general of Gen Charles de Gaul Les party delayed his answer to president Vincent Auriol for another 24 yester Day Soustelle said he would let Attrill know tonight whether he had a Chance of today Soustelle announced he would prolong his conferences through tonight and sunday morn and a reply to Auriol late on the basis of Public statements from other leaders it Seemes extremely doubtful whether Soustelle could Muster a adj Leader held for 1945 murder 27 Alfred Leader of the anti com Minst federation of German youth adj in North Rhine West has been arrested for allegedly murdering a former German wehrmacht doctor the Spring of German police an who Wras apprehended in in the British on a Bench warrant the Frankfurt court several Days is also alleged to have Shota polish refugee who reportedly Haft to police Heise recently was served with charges in connection with an incident which occurred during a adj Whitsuntide youth rally a German policeman was beaten during the police said that the Bdl con fessed to the of the physician in the Harz Mountain area in the soviet he said he shot his victim from behind and later buried him in the he told police he had shot the doctor be cause of his Antinazi Princess born in Bonn to grandson of Kaiser 27 Princess was born Here on Christmas eve in the family of which ruled Germany until it was announced the to be christened is the first child of Prince Wilhelm Karl von grand son of Kaiser Wilhelm Prince Wilhelms fathers Prince youngest son of the i War Powers sought v Foj against reds continued from Page 2 internal Security measures so that War measures May be enforced during this and similar critical it proposed specifically that espionage made punishable by death in peacetime As Well As War time and that Thero should be no statute of limitation on prosecutions for such a a chief provision of the internal Security now could be invoked Only in time of in Vasion or the president to order All communists rounded up for internment in concentration the committee also renewed recommendations that Congress out Law the communist party and authorize the use of wiretapping to obtain evidence against its Mem it also proposed that Congress make it a crime for any sized person to carry Conw Fidentia or restricted information across state lines it also advocated discarding the acts no communist oath provision in favor of a special government Agency investigation of All labor organizations to learn if they Are communist controlled or an affirmative finding would bar unions automatically from using National labor relations Board the committee said the oath proviso has helped communists More than it has Hurt since individuals Are required to swear they Are not communists Only on the Day they it a person can and in most cases a two Canadian nuns Tell of Force labor in red China prison 27 Canadian nuns told on their arrival in Hon Kong yesterday How they were forced to mend boots for a year in a communist jail in sister Superior do re of she forced to work from am in the morning until 8 pro at night sister of trois told a similar both said they were forced to listen to communist indoctrination attempts almost every they were in tears As they spoke to the nuns said they were banished from red China forever by the both nuns were sentenced to five years imprisonment a year ago on charges of espionage after a Peoples they were Given religious garb when communist jailers suddenly advised them they were being sex the nuns were accompanied to Hon Kong by Bishop Ceol Orazio and father Giuseppe ital Ian franciscans from Kinhow Mission in Poland spy charge of declares 27 air Force officials Here denied to Day a polish charge that an Amer ican aircraft from Wiesbaden dropped two spies into Poland that Story is obviously an of spokesman he added that there was not even any record of a plane from Here being in the Baltic area hear Poland on that Avalanche buries skier 27 Avalanche buried a German tourist on a skiing tour near in the austrian police re ported that Rescue squads have so far been unable to find member of the communist the Day before and the Day after has x this enables communists sign to have an argument to us against those who claim that theft their Are highlights of the tees findings j chief of the eau of should again hold any Post in which would have Access to information of a confidential or secret while it has no proof that dry Condon was Ever a member of the communist party or committee any act of the Coin i Rottee said his persistent association with persons who were Dis his Public endorsement of them in face of testimony to the contrary and contempt Tor necessary Security regulations disqualify him for any have pattern the committee definitely Ber lives the communists follow a pattern in getting party on the government payroll and in shifting them from one key Agency to it said it is ing its efforts to ascertain the key that will explain this communists have made deep in roads among labor groups in such key defense areas As de los Angeles and capturing control of some locals of the United automobile workers the United packing House workers Cio and the Independent United radio and machine called disgrace the failure of certain Trade unionists to rid themselves of communists is a National disc it that the average worker is riot to blame be cause the leadership and protect lion he needs in this Battle have been denied him in Many instance by management and the government itself should take every reasonable step to provide Job for committee witnesses who Brok from the communist conspiracy and have told All they know in an attempt to combat it it said Many cases have to Iti attention where witnesses been fired or denied a practice it described As grossly More witnesses on tap the committee plans to question More witnesses in its investigation of Hollywood it has been continued with much Fulle cooperation and assistance fron the motion picture added that if communist attempt to infiltrate the Industry had not been it is almost Inezl table that the Content of motion pictures would have been infill ended and slanted and become the medium of communist the extent and Success of red infiltration of professional lawyers and others i said the communist have particularly successful ii los Angeles in recruiting doctor although dedicating them selves to preserve human have joined an organization in which human life is held insignificant adj nonessential to the furtherance v plans for r Titan senator sees i id toy Europe Aid soon 27 upor Arthur Watkins Rutan said last night a believes econ in in Aid european allies my pfc he abandoned completely next i have the general Trapre Shiqi from reports from Europe thai they can get along with less exp nomic Aid and probably without i he