European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 13, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes january Cut barriers on Europe urged 12 Jean Monnet today urged Quick creation of a great internal mar Ket which would enable euro peans to recover their place and to play their part in the Progress of the free in his first Stateff Teunion speech to the Schuman plan com Mon the chairman of the steel and Coal Community High authority asserted with present divisions and barriers to the countries of Europe no longer measure up to world stand wants greater output Monnet spoke in support of his own proposals for Large scale in vestments to increase steel and Coal productivity by 20 per cent in five years and 33 per cent in 10 years within the Mills and mines of West Italy and the Benelux members of the six nation Schu Man it is because of their divisions that the countries of Europe do not carry More weight in world Economy As compared with the United states of America today or the soviet Union As it May be come in a few years said the chairman asserted there was no other explanation for the Low level of european steel con sumption As compared with that in the no other there can be no other explanation for the slowing Down of the rate of economic Progress in eur he while the european countries Are still striving to achieve the targets of an earlier the and the soviet Union Are expanding their powerful markets with the Force and Confidence conferred by numbers and under the Schuman plan the six countries Are to establish a common Market on Coal next and a common Market for steel two months Saltonstall starts desertion inquiry 12 Leverett Saltonstall chair Man of the Senate armed services has started an investigation to determine Why there Are desertions in doing to examine the boys Side Saltonstall said he had asked Ashbrooke chief counsel of the preparedness to collect the data and then to Check with the staffs of All the armed when we remember that we now have bigger forces than at any time save in world wars i and the figures really Are not too but we want to Cut them Down what information we already have indicates the figures look bigger than they really Salton stall actually the rate is Only half that of world War subway tie up threatens amid bus strike new 12 threat of a crippling subway tie up Hung Over new York City Michael president of the transport workers Union called a meeting for tomorrow of Union representatives on the sub Way lines that provide transportation for millions of workers every this action came after bus Drivers who went on strike 12 Days ago demanded at a mass meeting that their walkout be bolstered by a strike of subway Carl Sandburg Marks 75th birthday Ike designates Gona it As High commissioner m Eun fog wit Tom Carl pulitzer prize his birthday cake at a dinner in As Sandburg looks winning historian and cuts Chicago marking his 75th birthday press photo rival says Truman 6very optimistic9 about House seat 12 Jeffrey fresh Man Republican from president Truman 4th congressional District in said last night he thinks the chief executive is very optimistic to consider running for his House Truman said in a copyrighted interview with the Louis Post dispatch he will give consideration to seeking a House Post but would give anything to be in the Senate at the present who Defeated demo cratic incumbent Leonard Irving for said he read Truman remarks with great in judging from past democratic primary contests in Missouri i think Truman is very optimism he several candidates backed by Truman in Missouri primaries have been Defeated in recent 22 top aids discuss policies continued from Page 1 last week had announced it would be devoted to a general discussion of problems confronting the new both Domestic and another similar meeting is scheduled for the agreement on patronage corrected what Senate majority Leader Robert Taft described to report ers As a vague and Uncertain Situa Eisenhower worked out a Broad plan for handling patronage matters in a conference with Wil Liam Knowland of California and Eugene Millikin of cardinals continued from Page 1 i tonally freed from jail by Yugo slav authorities a year and Stefan Wyszynski of neither of the two primates was in Rome for the official notification that they have been made princes of the working in four sped to bring the glad news to the waiting in ecclesiastical institutions in the messengers left immediately after the Pope had pronounced the names of the new in his allocution the pontiff recalled the seven years that had passed since the postwar consistory of when he named 32 car highest number elevated at one Lime in the history of the since he the col lege had suffered grave losses of eminent Reward for conduct the Pope solemnly said he was moved to create the new cardinals not Only to bring the College to its full complement but also to Reward those who had distinguished themselves in our eyes by their Active and prudent conduct and notably contributed to the Christian the Pope said he would have liked also to have raised to the same dignity others for their assiduous labors and praiseworthy Virtues and this Way he referred to his longtime Gio Vanni Battista Montini and Dom Enrico who have been act ing the Pope revealed that the two mentioned As Likely candidates for the Cardinal asked that they not be the Pope said he had aimed in his selection of the new princes of the Church to extend worldwide representation in the sacred College continued from Page 1 significantly to the development of a future of Friendship Beu Cen the american and German to the peaceful association of Ger mans with the other free Peoples who Are their upon confirmation of his appointment by the Conant take Over the Bonn Post from Samuel Reber who has acting High commissioner since Donnelly in in formed today of his said he expected to go overseas be fore the end of this Conant will thus become americas first ambassador to the Ger Man Federal Republic when the Allied peace arrangements Are com the has ratified the German peace but Ger Many has conferred with Dulles Eisenhower said the appointment was made after conferences with it was understood that Conant was urged some weeks ago by Eisenhower to accept the ment and that John former High commissioner for was influential in getting Cona it to take the United press Conant has been president of Harvard since during the academic year he will reach the age of 60 rules May he also was an editor of the Harvard daily under graduate after receiving his doctor philosophy he was pointed to the Harvard faculty in Conant served with the gov Ruments Bureau of chemistry d Bureau of mines during world Ivar i and worked on War gases at the american University mental station in he was commissioned a major the army chemical warfare serv be in Back at Harvard alter world War he became an assistant professor of went abroad to study in Germany and y 1s29 had become Sheldon Story professor of organic chem and under Harvard he has been elected president emeritus effective for the rest of the academic year or until his successor takes the functions of the presi Dent of Harvard will be exercised by an administrative committee of which Provost Paul Buck will be world War ii service Conant is a past president of the american for the advancement of science and served for several years on the Ameri can Council on he was a member of the Board of the scientific advisers of the Rocke Feller Institute from 1930 to Conant was brought into government service just prior to world War ii because of his earlier career As an organic in addition to serving on the National defense research commis he helped establish the first scientific Liaison Between the Brit ish and and was Deputy to Vannevar Bush in the atomic Energy adviser to Groves later he served As an adviser to it Gen Leslie director of the Manhattan which developed the atomic after the he was a Strong Backer of government assistance programs for training youths in the Basic sciences and served As a top official of the committee for free United press was born March in Dor and prepared for Harvard at Roxbury latin reentered Harvard in specialized in chemistry and was graduated in three years As a Phi Beta Kappa and scholarship Stu French open trial of 21 is massacre m motrin Xii of 12 trial of 21 German is troopers for the part they played in the massacre of 642 French villagers m 1944 opened Here today in what the presiding judge said would be a trial of the Hitler Ian relatives and friends of the liquidated inhabitants of Bradour near Limoges in Cen trial Jan med the Glass Ceil need criminal courtroom of the Palace of Justice As the trial Many women were in hundreds of other would be spectators clamoured in the streets out Side where special police and Mil Litany cordons maintained betwee Walls covered with charts depicting the death March of the is Das Reich division that culminated in the june Bradour 11 alsatian and nine German defendants faced the seven judge the 12th alsatian defendant failed to appear in court today although lie left his Home for Bordeaux Days germans separated the alsatian who contend they were forced into the German army when Kitler annexed sat on the opposite Side of the Dock separated from the this appeared to be a Concession to nationwide pro tests that the Malgre Lui Des Pite themselves alsatian were appearing on the same basis a German this trial will be a trial of the Hitler Ian mentality against moral Ity and presiding judge Marcel Nussy it is intended to shed Light and truth upon the Circum stances of the Bradour Public prosecutor Jean Gardon and defense attorney Cusson marts both opened their address to the court by paying tribute to the 642 but six o Ora Dours died in the rivals stalk Aspy pickets 12 Small group of persons seeking clemency for Ethel and Julius re Senberg stood in the cold and rain before the White House sunday and prayed for mercy for the convicted atomic across the another Small group walked up and Down carry ing signs which read no mercy for the death to the and gis Are dying in Korea because of i about 50 Rosenberg sympathizers interrupted their 24hour picketing of the president acc mansion to hold a Brief prayer it was led by Harold Pas Tor of the Church of the rugged Cross in new the Rosenbergs Are scheduled to die in sing sing prisons electric chair unless the president com mutes their they were convicted of stealing atomic a Leader of the Antiro Seaberg group said it was not organized by any particular were just americans who be Lieve the Rosenbergs Are cause the death of other americans and should die for he v i i 1 i d he a an go p he an Send Tri tic tic a at i 3i Auto reregistration slated for March continued from Page i form 210 inspection vehicles mechanical applications submitted by civil Ian personnel or their dependents must be supported by a certificate from their organization that the applicant is authorized logistical support vehicle enlisted personnel below the Grade of e5 must also present approval of their application for registration from the commander exercising special court martial jurisdiction Over As required by paragraph Neucom Cir Cular applicants who Are stationed in outlying exempt air installations and lodger units May have offi Cial representative present the registration application with All supporting papers to the local registration office serving the area each motor vehicle must meet the prescribed Safe mechanical condition inspection will Check vehicle steering Windshield exhaust fuel fuel doors and body if vehicles Are equipped with tonal they must be in Good working vehicles that Are found to have mechanical deficiencies will undergo a second inspection prior to reregistration after the deficiencies have been n to d n u