European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 10, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                January the stars and stripes Page 3 billion budget a t a a a in briton warns Europe to unite Al continued Pace Toal expenditures in the fiscal year fending june Are estimated Truman proposals May be Frev teed when the republicans under Dwight Eisen Hower take control of the govern Anent after but the republicans have acknowledged they can not greatly alter the present administrations particularly in defense during their first p the president noted that the next fiscal year will be the fourth year the korean War and of the general buildup of free nations Mil itary strength against possible communist aggression he thought that the next fiscal year Knight reach the and that Inu itary costs could begin to perhaps by As much As after two or three fourth fiscal year this year we Are budgeting for be fourth fiscal year following the attack on he during Hie past 30 we and our allies of the United nations have been fighting and holding communist concerning the president said offshore purchases there would pm doubled in the current fiscal Over the previous year and would increase still next he said France will need economic Aid to help meet its North at lactic treaty organization commitments and to continue its fight against communist guerrillas in he will need eco nomic Aid for its defense Effort in the face of the severe Drain on its Dollar in economic assistance Lias been an indispensable Factor in expanding military during the fiscal year our Aid enable the North Atlantic treaty organization to improve forces and to increase the size of tiie present naval and air the president goals reviewed year firm goals 1952 were set at 50 i frontline operating air and naval these goals now Are being reviewed by the North Atlantic treaty Organiza Tion in As new nations Are admitted it becomes increasingly important to weigh carefully the added military strength achieved against new economic Burden which is defense expenditures have More than doubled since Korea and Are continuing to tin in spite of this eur nations Are still unable to provide and maintain out of their own resources All the com weapons e Mutual Security program provide crucial mar b of forces they an in creasing volume of required weapons and equipment is being chased in Europe under tract essential to expansion this offshore procurement is essential to the expansion of Mili tary production in such capacity will not Only increase the ability of our european allies to provide their own weapons in the years but also will support prolonged combat opera Lions in the event of Turing the fiscal year con 73vo of budget linked to National Security 9 president Truman in his budget message to Congress said 73 cents of every Dollar in the budget would g for programs directly related to National Security and it cents toward paying for past he made no proposals for in creasing tracts for offshore procurement totalled in the current fiscal this amount is expected to nearly this assumes a further increase in the fiscal year economic Aid will be needed by several european France this Type of assistance lit order to meet her nato commitments and still continue her fight against communist guerrillas in the United kingdom also will need economic assistance to carry Forward the expanded defense efforts in face of the severe Drain on her Dollar some economic Aid will also be needed by other european nations to enable them to fill critical gaps in nato bother nations struggling the president noted out Side Many Friendly nations Are struggling against conditions that threaten their con existence As free nations our economic and technical As As stance is helping people of these nations to help themselves develop the and political strength required to combat the threat of communist imperialism where we also Are sup plying military Aid to help those nations resist aggression thereby secure time for economic changes which will make them less vulnerable to he said the is helping Arab refugees in the Mideast and is helping the countries there with Point in in some notably in Israel and certain Arab this technical assistance is supplemented by limited economic in indo our military has been a Factor in strengthening the troops of France and the associated states of Laos and Cam Bodia in their fight against the communist led lists shipments he lumped All these under the heading International Security and foreign in reviewing foreign defense Aid to he listed these shipments As having been made to Friendly nations among other types of assist Ance Given tanks and combat vehicle military transport Small arms and machine artillery naval deliveries Are and in Fis Cal year 1954 they Are expected to Rise still he budget recommendations for International Security and foreign re lations Are designed to the common of the and the free nations that establish foundations for lasting peace and Security in this joint undertaking we arc helping our allies build the strength needed by them and by us to Resis forces which jeopardize peace an threaten goals on Domestic the presi Dent we have been expand ing our armed forces to War larger army divisions three Marine a Navy o 408 ships with air sup and an air Force of 143 wings this is an expensive by our National Security depends on it we cannot afford to lower thes goals until the free world is secur against the communist he said strict defensive expenditures this year should be compared to last year and Only in the year but if care of vet Erans and costs of earlier wars wer he War costs woul total or 87 per Cen of the the president said this woul have to be altered eventually to Al Low funds for social improvement for the us in America sir Roger new British ambassador to the and lady Makins arrive in new York aboard the Queen lady Makins is the daughter of the late Dwight once Secretary of War and donor of the Davis cup in Yugoslavia prelates Tell Tito Vatican of needed for pact 9 highest ranking roman Catholic prelates told marshal Tito yesterday they could not negotiate or sign any Accord with the yugoslav state without authority from the but they agreed to appoint delegates to a joint commission to discuss Church state technical obstacles to the Bishops receiving such authority at present include the continuing imprison Church of Christ fights preachers conviction in Italy 9 Church of Christ legally appealed and publicly protested last night after a North italian court convicted one of its protestant italian evangelists of holding an unauthorized religious although defendant Lido is in the italian army and appeared in the Alessandria court ordered a suspended 15day jail sentence and a lire the Fine represents More than 40 Days of his army the court made a ruled the conviction would not be inscribed in police so that Petrini would have no official Black Mark defense attorney Giacomo Rosa a immediately filed an Appeal against the Cline of head of the and financed Church in angrily called trial and conviction More than a miscarriage of it is a Sham and mockery of go Given rights and submits each minister of the Church to the same if Lido Petrini is guilty of the crime of preaching the then All of us Are railway issues Lead irregular Market new 9 Stock Market was highly irregular yesterday with strength in rails a closing prices Allied chemical up Ameri can can off american Tele phone off Anaconda Copper off Bethlehem steel off Chrysler Oft general elec tric off it general motors off i International Harvester up International Nickel off Standard Oil off trans America up i steel up West Longhouse electric up Canadian Pacific off Cen trial up Pennsylvania rail Road up Southern Pacific unchanged Bank of America unchanged part airways off Paramount Pic Tures up i and Emerson elec tric up ment of archbishop Titu Lar head of the yugoslav Church and the cause last month of a rupture of diplomatic relations be tween Yugoslavia and the sources disclosed that the conference at the White Palace 3etween marshal Tito and Yugo Salvias be v e n highest ranking Catholic prelates was called 5 by the Secretary general of the yugoslav government and described by Tito a preliminary discus exchanged views an official communique said Tito invited the Bishops to regularize relations Between the state and the roman Catholic Church within the framework of the Constitution and in connection with the breaking of diplomatic relations with the the Brief statement said there was an Exchange of views and that the meeting decided to appoint a joint commission to draft a memorandum covering the wishes of the Catholic Church and the present attitude of the Tito was alone with the Bishops for the entire abandonment risk called Price of failure i 9 i b r i t i s h conservative last night j warned Continental europeans to j Wake up and federate or see i Britain and the abandon them to the perils of soviet invasion Gerald who emphasized he was speaking for himself and not for his party or his govern told the members of the Continental special constitutional As Sembly that Britain and the j might lose Faith and pull out of the North Atlantic treaty Organiza Tion if the continent refuses to he spoke As one the three British observers in the Assembly who Are taking part in its work without the right to there is no reason on Earth Why the great nations of the continent should not Combine their strength for their said referring to the argument that the european army treaty is doomed unless Britain joins would you fall Flat on your face and meekly allow the russians to occupy your selves Long Dens speech followed attacks on present plans for confederation by leaders of two of Frances most powerful political Guy Secretary general the socialist and Francois de mention of the popular Republican movement the mrp is the party of former foreign minister Robert Schuman and his successor Georges Mollet severely criticized the plan submitted by the Assembly drafting committee As closing the door to possible British de mention assailed what he termed its Lack of popular control through an excess Grant of Power to the Council of foreign Longden admitted that for Britain and the to drop the continent would weaken nato defense plans but he said this would release american and British forces for use signs pact to tap uranium in Australia 9 yesterday announced it had signed an agreement with Australia and Britain to tap uranium from Australia rum this is the Section which australians believe to be potentially one of the richest and most easily worked uranium Fields in the world Osa Johnson Dies explorer new Osa famed woman explorer and widow of Martin John died suddenly wednesday of a heart attack in her new York hotel she was Johnson had been in new York for the past several making preparations for another trip to she and her Lato husband had described their explorations in Africa in Many films and including John sons i married and who once i never feel Safe away from began her life of adventure at 18 when she married the they spent the next 27 years exploring the african a Sharp British baby 9 a George chewed up an old razor Blade and swallowed 38 pieces of doctors reported Here today after a series of Hes on a diet and is very said a Bai Vicli ready to advise Ike new 9 statesman Bernard Baruch said after conferring with presi Dent elect Dwight Eisenhower yesterday that he will be Avail Able to advise him As he has every president since Woodrow he said he and Eisenhower talked about the military Security and economic Well being of the United matters which he said he has been discussing with Eisenhower since Hes assumed since then an ascending scale of and in still a Plain i propose to Baruch Eisenhower and British prime minister Winston Churchill conferred informally three times this a reporter asked if he would accept a Job with the new adm that just like that girl who was asked if she were going to be Baruch she nobody asked