European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 7, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes january 1953 Ges probed influences 6 Una Merican activities com Mittee chairman Harold Velde disclosed that 25 colleges Are already under investigation for possible subversive who takes Over leadership of the House the Republican said that 12 committee investigators have been assigned to the of communists in education and Are visiting campuses throughout the he declined to identify any of the but said that thus far information has been obtained at colleges in new new new Tennessee and the far West thus 25 of our larger col Leges and universities have been subject to some Velde the Illinois congressman said the education probe is one of three major investigations he has under the other two include a full review of the governments loyalty program As administered under president Truman and a continuing investigation of communists in key defense he said that the full scale investigation of communists in the col Leges stems from executive hearings he personally conducted in Chicago last Velde said that at that time Tes Timony disclosed that the University of Chicago Andi Roosevelt College recognized the labor youth which he labelled the communist party chief youth explains Law on ouster of racketeers 6 government officials have withheld comment on an italian foreign of fice announcement that Italy will decline to receive any More racketeers deported by the but qualified officials made it Clear the decision in Rome by no Means settles the question of proposed deportation proceedings against scores of italia born Crim a Large proportion of notorious being prosecuted or investigated american Lawen for Cement Are italian Many have never acquired uj3 citizenship or did so by Means of according to official spokes authorities already have initiated deportation proceedings against Frank allegedly the Mastermind Oil underworld gambling syndicates Sintil he went to jail for contempt of Congress last f his Thomas three Finger Brown luchese an other longtime Gambler and rack Joe Adonis born Giuseppe and Albert Alleg edly the lord High executioner of the new York also on the Justice depart ments deportation government officials said that official notice of Italy intention to bar deported criminals from entry into country of their birth has not a Justice department spokesman Eaid he have no comment until the italian stand comes to his attention informed sources that the cannot Brush off the problem of deported italia born criminals with a simple announcement they when a Friendly country accept Deportee from the the government enters into negotiations with that government to reach a understanding on the i if the other government persists in its the Deportee is Given an Opportunity to find Haven else if he fails or is refused entry by country he negotiations Are resumed with the government of the country where was the sources pointed out that tinder International Law a govern ment is responsible for one of its citizens abroad even though he has lived Only a Short time at Home and is universally regarded As an in Savory be Aid silent on report Luce to be envoy new 6 press Secretary to presi Dent elect Dwight was asked about a report that for Mer Clare soothe Luce is Likely to become ambassador to Hagerty ease the usual whenever we have new appoint we will make Hartford times said Luce is reportedly definitely assured of tie Kentucky exp rexy Dies 6 Frank Lerond pres ident emeritus of the University of groups held duped by reds 6 special House investigation com Mittee said that some tax exempt foundations were Gullible in their dealings with communists and left wingers but that they did not intentionally support subversive activities it said the ugly unalterable fact that Alger Hiss became president of the Carnegie endowment for International peace was one of the unhappy in the same it was the fact that Frederick Vanderbilt Field was Secretary of the american Council of the Institute of Pacific rela the conclusions were contained in a report which also urged the new 83d Congress to require All tax exempt foundations to make a More detailed accounting of their financing and Canada disc jockey Dies in hotel leap 6 of Canadas leading radio announcers plunged to his death from the roof of the 16story Everglades hotel in downtown homicide detective Neal cos Tan identified him As Noel Robert har about of who broadcast As Bob in Public relations director for Sta Tion told the Miami daily news by Telephone that Harvie was one of the Best disc jockeys in All Mcgibbon said har vie had a in a baby born last reason for the plunge was not close shave in Beauty shop it was a close shave for a lady in a Beauty parlor when this car crashed through the Wall of a fashionable Beauty Irma Andrawas getting her hair fixed for a new years Celebration in the National capital when the Accident press photo wife says mate made her kiss feet for Money los 6 up Wanda Mary who said she is the daughter of a former Warsaw police charged in a separate maintenance suit Here that her husband made her kiss his feet before giving her Money to buy a polish War said her husband a 37yearold also forced her to sleep on the floor at the foot of his because of that Crowse she committed herself to the state Hospital for mental patients last the couple were married in 1945 in who said she was interned for a time in a soviet concentration identified her father As Marion she said the soviets executed Crowse asked custody of two Crowse termed the charges my wife is mentally she voluntarily agreed to go to the Camarillo state Hospital private physicians and psychiatrists told us she was ill and needed Shes still this suit is the result of meddling by her Mother and the charges Are Crowse he said his wife filed a similar suit four years ago but dropped it alabamian Dies at leaves 157 living Kin 6 Robert Williams died there at the age of he left 157 living descendants three three 60 86 great grand and great great Williams did not fight in the civil War because he was the sole support of his newsmen lose rehiring Case 6 up the National labor relations Board ruled that an Arkansas news paper does not have to rehire 31 editorial and circulation department employees who were replaced during a strike in the Board rejected charges by the american newspaper Guild Cio that the Gazette publishing in Little publishers of the Arkansas had re sorted to unfair coercion in an Effort to halt the it said the company was justified in re placing the strikers with permanent new during the course of the which started in december the company replaced 21 editorial and 10 circulation department employees with other the Guild filed charges that the strike was caused and prolonged by unfair company and asked that All the strikers be hillbilly fans Momorn Jsu Lacleer Williams 6 up of hillbilly music Lov ers paid their last respects to Hank a former Shoeshine boy with an guitar who catapulted to Fame As a Singer arid composer of Mournful Folk a huge throng which jammed the City auditorium Here and overflowed outside heard a chorus of grand Ole opry radio show performers sing a Williams com posed hymn at funeral services for the 29yearold the auditorium was rented by government asks role in water suit 6 Justice department has asked the supreme court for permission to intervene in a proposed suit Arizona against California Over division of Colorado River California officials said the action assures that the suit will come to Arizona asked for per Mission to file the suit last and a California Brief urging a trial was filed in previous suits aimed at settling a 30yearold dispute Between the two have been turned Down by the supreme court on the ground the Federal government was an a dispensable the Justice department request declared the government has numerous interests in the Colorado including responsibility for flood delivery of water from Hoover and responsibility for diversion of water for use on Indian Arizona charges that California is taking More water from the River than allowed by a seven state com pact signed in Post puts Adenauer on top As Man of 52 6 the Washington Post said if it were choosing the Man of 1952 it pick Konrad Adenauer As the Public Man who is most de serving of admiration for his Bear ing and the posts occasion for praising the West German Chancellor was Adenauer defense of the German israeli restitution de spite pressure to scrap on the ground it represents Germany moral obligation to world relatives of Williams who said they wanted to give his admirers a Chance to attend the the lanky Singer composer whose melancholy songs brought him an estimated died on new years Day in West Virginia while in route to an Ohio singing engage an autopsy report on his death is lonesome Williams was born and As a youth peanuts and gained shoes on Montgomery his first music lessons came from an aged negro who taught him to Pluck a guitar Williams had purchased for the described by his friends As a frustrated singing his heart wrote most of his songs while his first hit Lovesick was written in a moving car by the Light of the his booking said Williams had a terrific he would make up the then hum the and it might not take him More than 40 remembered notes maybe three weeks later he would get his guitar and make a tape recording of Banford add he could always remember the notes perfectly out of the hundreds of songs he composer of such hits As cold heart and Jamal gained much of his Fame through appearances on the grand Ole opry radio show which originated in several of his friends of the show stars red Roy Acuff and Ernest Here in a chartered plane to sing Wil Liams i saw the accompanied by band they were accompanied by a Hill Billy the Drifting which Williams formed several years during his meteoric career which began Only five years Williams wrote hundreds of and sales of his Mountain Ballad recordings counted in episcopal Church gains new 6 Copal Church membership in the increase per cent during 1952 Over the previous yeat to reach a record of it was reported in the Church annual