European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 3, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes january 1953 Bill drafted for new Rise in forces pay continued from Page i who Complete their Terras of Lovetts renewed request for was contained in his Semi annual report to the apparently has absolutely no Chance of approval in the new Republican guided the House soundly trounced amt last session and the incoming chair Man of the key House armed serv ices Dewey Short is unalterably opposed to the president elect Dwight Eisen who once testified in behalf of said during the recent elec Tion Campaign that amt should not be put into operation As Long As there is a draft Lovett said the problem of re placements will become increasingly serious in the years he said the Pool of men 18 through 25 available for induction dropped from to last year and is expected to skid to by next june he said this makes it imperative for the armed forces to improve the ratio of voluntary enlistments to draftees since volunteers serve three to four years compared with Only two years for patrols test foes threat continued from Page 1 turned Down red protests against a flight by a in plane Over pan Mua Jom Carlock pointed out in a letter handed to the communists that flights Over the area Are not violations of the agreements under which the negotiators he reminded the reds that the original october 1951 agreement stipulated that planes would not Fly Over pan Mun Jom or restricted areas except under weather and technical conditions beyond con toll of december dogfights put at 27 2 sabres 2 5th of yesterday reported United nations pilots destroyed damaged 26 and probably destroyed eight while losing Only two sabres Dur ing the monthly summary reported seven other Allied planes lost to communist ground fire and eight including a Sabre lost through other it also re ported Light bombers destroyed an estimated Supply 10 locomotives and docks tied up by strikes continued from Page 1 were not working today and most docks Are closed Down the strikers demand a 42centan hour wage should the strike still be on unloading of baggage from the canard White Star liner Queen carrying British prime minister Winston Churchill to new York will be the Dock strikers were from three tiny locals of the International longshoremen Soldier held in stabbing 01 woman in Frankfurt 2 military authorities tonight announced the arrest of a Soldier and said he had confessed to the stabbing of a 26yearold German the Ingeborg was found new years eve in a downtown rubble Heap with knife she is in serious condition in a local j Taf named Senate gop floor Leader continued from Page 1 noon 6 pm Germany time to and shortly thereafter these selections Are expected to be made official by formal Senate and House republicans and democrats also were meeting Separ pick such in the Charles Halleck and retiring speaker Sam Rayburn were expected to be named to the majority and minority ins republicans later Are to designate Joseph of As the new Morse considered Leslie Arends and John Mccormack Are expected to be selected As majority and minority House Arends held the Job last Mccormack was majority Leader in the 82d since the republicans have the majority in each Branch of con their slates Are assured of election when the Senate and House formally Taft then will take the title of majority whoever the democrats choose will become minority Wayne Morse of who bolted the Republican party to be come Independent and support Adlai democratic nominee in the election did not attend the session of Republican former Forrest harness Indiana was chosen Senate sergeant defeating William at present assistant sergeant at up filibuster fight seen an angry anti filibuster fight is expected to explode in the Senate when the 83d Congress Aat filibuster senators scheduled a meeting to go Over plans and give any members wishing to join their ranks a Chance to be the group is led by Herbert leh Man of new York and Hubert Humphrey of both Taft is reported confident the Battle will not prevent organization of the the length of the Battle probably will be determined by vice presi Dent Alben who will continue presiding Over the Senate until 20 when Richard Nixon will be sworn in As vice president and automatically be comes Senate rites held for of capt killed in Italy crash f o r l 2 funeral ceremony was held yester Day at the Modigliani Hospital near Here for air Force capt Andrew Alexander of Mccoy was killed tuesday when his Thunder Jet crashed into a Moun the funeral ceremony was at tended by the Consul at Charles and by italian officers and civilian too much Competition out of the Money Bat solid fourth in the stars and stripes Stork Derby was Perry Paul son of sgt and Paul who first eyed the Heidelberg 130th Sta Hosp at am new tears photo by Killpack 49 lose lives in Chile blast continued from Page 1 Striction was stored in the Ware the blast sent bodies flying through the air and turned what had been a new years added at traction into the worst local disaster since the Valparaiso earthquake of most victims were thirty of them were known dead and 23 others were the fire was almost under control in the wooden warehouse when the dynamite fire Captain Heriberto Surrey i saw Var ious spectators killed while others fell and were trampled to death or killed by falling their cries were terrible to firecracker seen cause unconfirmed reports said the Blaze in the warehouse started when a prankster threw a Holiday fire the chilean fire brigades consist of volunteers from All walks of life and in the present Case Many of the dead and wounded belong to Well Todo and aristocratic families in meanwhile an official investigation was under Alejandro chief of the Road depart ment of Valparaiso that dynamite was kept at the department he said there was Only a Small Quantity of some kerosene and diesel the government information Sec said a great Quantity of dynamite was stored at the warehouse without authorization from the military or City Council ill fated copier bore payroll 2 the army helicopter which crashed near Darmstadt King the two officers was carrying payroll Money to troops of the 547th engr c 7th army re it was me first fatal Accident involving an army helicopter in Europe names of the the Pilot and the other a passenger carrying the withheld pending notification of next of Kin in the was one of the victims his wife lives in Darmstadt in army preliminary investigation into the crash has been completed and the army air Section has smarted a technical investigation into the cause of the the h13e helicopter was issued to the 547th engineers and both Pilot and passenger were members of that the plane did not Burn in the an air Rescue squad fron Rhine main air base reported to the scene along with guards the Engineer the officers apparently were killed the helicopter a sets born in Brita wins Stork Derby continued from Page 1 daughter of maj arid Jerome Mcdavitt is assigned to the g4 at com z Barbara Kay daughter of 1st it and Jack took third she was Bora at am at the go in land Stuhl and weighed 6 pounds Boies is assigned to the 7742d engr depot Western area from the 130th Sta Hosp in Hei Delberg came reports of the am birth of Perry Paul son of sgt and Paul Smith is in co 1402d engr at Perry Paul checked in at 6 pounds 10 the parents of the first three babies in 1953 to american or Allied parents associated with forces in Europe will receive free photo portraits taken by photog a the mangers also won a years free subscription to by taking first in the Stork timing off the champs weight was tops for the contest but his timing was a Little off the record set last year by Cornelia Mather daughter of 1st it Aad William Ball of she was Bora at the rest of the Field closed fast but  catch the the first 1953 baby born in the loth Field Hosp at Nurnberg arrived at she is Ellen 9 Pound daughter of maj and mrs Bernard Nordmann is with the Usa eur special activities division at Jason Marion 6 pounds 4 arrived at but was too late for any seniority Aspira he is the son of sgt and Ranson Weaver and was born at the 98th Weaver is a Mem Ber of co 370th army inf at Gau Ann 7 pounds 2 was born at in the 320th go Only a Little More than four hours after third place Winner Barbara Kay Boies arrived in the same the 1953 boy Winner knots the total of Stork Derby winners at two boys and two girls in four Efrench air chief Dies 2 Albert detain of the French air who was minister for air from 1934 to died Here of a heart judge refuses clemency to atom spy pair continued from Page 1 would visit Kaufman today to try to arrange for a who presided Over tha couples trial and sentenced them to said in his opinion i have meditated and Long and difficult hours Over the sentence in this i have studied and re studied the record and i have seen nor anything been presented cause me to change the sentence originally i still their crime worse than the Rosenbergs were conv Leitoi by a jury March for conspiring transmit atom bomb data soviet the supreme court already has refused to earlier this week their attorney went be fore Kaufman and made an impassioned Appeal for organized press Ore after meditating Over that said nor have i seen any evidence that the defendants have experienced any remorse or Repen in its this court has been subjected to a mounting organized Campaign of abuse and this is not subject to such organized campaigns and the pressures which have been brought to Bear in the nor does it require such tactics to make it cognizant of the human tragedy the communist party has Spear headed a save the numerous not connected with the party also have pleaded for the reversal of the conviction or for solemn Trust Kaufman wrote in his opinion court has had a Salerna Trust placed in its hands by people of this land Aad i am con Vinced that any change of these sentences by this in the Light of the evidence adduced in this would be a violation of that Are dealing wit the Type of offence which is a crime of the mind and the while the Law under which the defendants Rosen Berg were convicted does not recognize degrees of their the court upon take that Factor into their traitorous acts were of the highest they turned Over information to Russia concerning she most deadly weapon known to thereby millions of their countrymen to danger or the parents of two Small were accused at their trial of inducing Rosen bergs David to Aid he testified against them got 15 years in Contact with soviet agent the Rosenbergs were not minor espionage Kaufman they were on the top rung of this Julius had direct con tact with the representative of the foreign to Yako a russian vice Consul in new York Yako tev returned to the soviet and never was Tartei Rosenberg had contacts with other representatives of the said he dispersed Large amounts of russian espionage the Given to Greenglass to flee the Juristic he was always the principal Recruiter for scientists Tehju cans and the guiding spirit of Tae it is apparent that Russia was conscious of the fact that the United states had the one weapon which might give it military superiority and a any it had to wrest that superiority from the United states by stealing the secret information concerning that the tragedy is that it was Success