European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 17, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes january 1953 Senate group backs Dulles for Cabinet Benson win approval of committees 16 Senate committees endorsed three More of president elect Dwight e i s e h to w e r s Cabinet choices approving John Foster Dulles for Secretary of Douglas Mckay for Secretary of the Interior and Ezra Taft Benson for Secretary of a vote on Charles designated to be Secretary of de was delayed until but several influential senators expressed Confidence that he would be approved Wilson has Given up his Job As president of general motors to take the Cabinet All committee votes must be con firmed by the full Republican leaders Hope to get the nine members of the new Cabinet con firmed next inauguration not Dulles told the Senate foreign relations committee that As Secre tary of state he would try to find that Are Strong but not reckless and which will end peril in foreign affairs without a dying spasm of total a standing room Only crowd gathered for the Public under questioning by the com Mittee chairman Wiley Dulles gave these assurances jul consult Congress in the formative stages of foreign policy rather than after a program is worked will work not merely for containment of aggressive International communism but try to develop Active policies to destroy its monolithic Dulles said his first Job will be to reexamine All present state department policies and fresh policies sought 1 Hope before the end of the year to come up with fresh policies or the fresh conviction that present policies Are i Hope in most cases it will be better he said present foreign policies have some Good elements but situations have changed and deteriorated in Many parts of the our Hopes have not been but i dont say All present policies should be abandoned or As examples of peril Points on the International scene Dulles gave away of Unity in Europe a movement toward Dis integration instead of will towards the in much of the far East the korean and indochinese wars in the far East Berlin trolleys Cut by East reds 16 soviet sector authorities today Cut off All trolley travel Between West and East Berlin West Berlin officials some try Riley routes run aloof the Border and enter the soviet sector for Short West Berlin mayor Ernst Reuters office said today that All streetcars Are being stepped and not permitted to enter any Paft of the East West berlins Streetcar administration yesterday stopped its seven inter sector lines from entering East charging that the Eastern transport administration was confiscating West a Western spokesman we had to dolt to prevent the loss of our rolling Eisenhower drafts state of Union address new 16 ident elect Dwight Eisenhower worked today on his state of the Union message to Congress which he will deliver personally soon after his the decision that Eisenhower will give the address himself was revealed last president Truman final state of the Union message last week was read to the House by the exact Date of Eisenhower first congressional appearance will be decided after he arrives in Washington and confers with re publican House and Senate Eisenhower spent most of yester Day working on the draft of the message and on his inaugural and press Secretary James Hagerty said he believed the inaugural address would be comparatively Brief but that the state of the Union message would contain considerable detail on legislative Aims of the new Hagerty said at the present the president elect does not intend to participate in any of the pre inaugural ceremonies until the inauguration Day Church service takes place on Eisenhower will leave for Washington queenly question jury still undecided after weighing Fate ofl3reds7y2hours new 16 trial of 13 second string communist party leaders went to the jury but a hours of deliberation brought no verdict and jurors were sent to a hotel for the before the jury asked for several used As evidence in the for further Federal judge Edward Dimock spent two hours in a final he warned the jury that even in the Case of dedicated reds their ideas Are not he said Mere membership in the party is not at he gravely outlined the charge against the to teach and advocate the violent overthrow of the government conviction carries a maximum penalty for each defendant of five years in prison and a s the defendants Are 10 men and three who took control of the communist party in America after 11 top red leaders were convicted in an historic 1949 trial which lasted nine Only four defendants Are Ameri five came Here from soviet Russia the 13 seconds ringers were among 21 communists indicted june four disappeared and still Are two became too ill to two others were acquitted during the trial at the direction of us officials Confer on Iran dispute 16 assistant Secretary of state for near East and african conferred today with British for eign office officials on settlement of the Oil dispute with it was his second meeting with British top level representatives this week following earlier talks with foreign Secretary Anthony the talks coincided with persistent rumours in London and re ports from Teheran that a decision an the Oil dispute is this head Scarf is causing controversy in it pictures the Queen As Elizabeth Queen of the scottish Covenanter insists the Queen is Elizabeth i rather than Elizabeth h in since the Union of the two crowns occurred after the reign of the first Queen Elizabeth in eng press photo 43 promoted in Usa eur 16 promotion of 27 medical and dental corps first lieutenants and16 War rant officers Junior Grade we in Usa eur to the temporary ranks of Captain and chief warrant officer w2 respectively was reported to Day by Usa eur seventeen of the new with dates of rank from november Are in the medical they Are Christian 7773th med det Richard 764th Mcd Del Joseph 319th Sta Alfred med so pit Donald 28th in div William 5th go George 16th fid Hosp Samuel 98th go Joseph to 5th go Vernon 8th evac Hosp Warren 502d army med co Walter Sta Hosp Wilfrid 566th med surgical det Werner 317th engr c in Harry 5th go Richard Lith fid and Louis 272d a the 10 dental corps officers promoted to also with dates of rank from november Are How Ard 21st med det John 546th med Clearing co Arthur 7779th med det Thomas 769th dental so det Diego 7779th med det Hay Wood 279th Sta Hosp Enrico Lith fid Hosp Ramon 130th Sta Hosp Marvin 26th Sta and Wiley 33d Sta fifteen of the new with Date of rank in pay Grade from Jan Are Robert 12th inf regt Rich Ard vhf corps he Troy 552d aaa gun in Joseph 66th engr Topo co George 795th engr dump co Melvin 505th med holding det Donald 33th aaa a in James 993d pm Petroleum lab Delmore nil 39th Sig support in Wilbur 881st Ord he Auto maj it co John 7961st usage Xor det Thomas 69flth a in Edward 18th inf regt Kenneth 7th army and Raymond 656th engr Topo the 16th Wong promoted to two is Lester 7756th audit his Date of Rani is from raises Jap wages 16 gave its japanese employees a 20 per cent wage it will Cost about a com z bids Farewell to Gen Sturgis 16 special officers and enlisted men of Usa eur com lined up in mass formation in Coligny Cavern yesterday to Honor their cd of the past 10 maj Gen Samuel who left Herp to assume his new duties As chief of army engineers in Sturgis said Farewell to the assembled which included american and French As Sturgis entered a car to maj Gen Lemuel Mathew his successor As com z bade him and Good Luck from the Balcony of the head quarters the car then rolled Forward As troops saluted and Sturgis left Coligny Cavern amid the strains of Auld Lang played by the 76th army an to construct 2 transmitters in Western area come 16 special authority has been received to construct radio transmitting facilities at Kaiserslautern and Pitburg in the Western area officials of the american forces network an have this Means that personnel in the Western area come soon will hear an broadcasts from their own resulting in More powerful and clearer recep a five kilowatt trans Mitter will begin operations at near in about two a 10kilowatt to be con near will begin transmitting an Broad casts about july a 350kilowatt to be constructed at will begin operations in about a 665 kilo cycles the Mobile transmitter at Vogel Weh will broadcast on a frequency of 665 As will the per manent transmitter at kaisers Lau when the Pitburg transmitter will broadcast on a fre Quency of 1223 an officials said that the Vogel Weh transmitter will provide better an reception than the Kaiserslautern area and Vicinity have and that permanent transmit Ter at Kaiserslautern will provide an even greater the Pitburg located in the Northwest part of the West Ern area will provide an coverage for american troops in that the Tower being constructed at Vogel Weh will be 200 feet while the permanent Tower at Kaiserslautern will be 400 feet goal of red Cross drive fixed at new 16 the american red Cross has set a quota for its March above the 1952 goal and the biggest yet except in Campaign chairman Leroy Lincoln announced the quota to 15 regional drive chairmen Here Deputy envoy ends service in Germany 16 Deputy High commissioner Eli Whitney Debevoise today end cd his service in Germany and will return to the following a three week vacation in upon arrival in the he will make his final report on German matters to the state department and resign from government serv acting High commissioner Samuel in a letter yester Day to expressed my own deep As Well As those of All who worked with you that you Are leaving the the the thoroughness and the years of technical training in the Law and Allied professions that you brought to your Job have been an asset All those who have with you will greatly Reber requested by Mccloy at the request of former High commissioner John Debevoise took leave of absence from his Law firm in new York to become Hico general counsel on july during his tenure As general Debevoise was one of the leading figures in the drafting and negotiation on the treaties be tween the the United King Dom and France and the German Federal Debevoise was named assistant High commissioner last 15 by former High commissioner Walter he continued to serve also As general Debevoise was born in new York he was educated at Yale University and Harvard Law school and began Bis Law practice in new York in 1925 As an associate in the firm of John former ambassador to great started own firm in he started his own Law firm which is engaged principally in the Industrial and International during world War Debevoise served As a lieutenant in the Field and during world War ii As chairman of the alien enemy hearing Board in new York he has represented the reconstruction finance in supreme court Debevoise also has been Active for Many years in charitable and civic projects and before coming to Germany had been president of the new York association for the Denali Appeal lost by Himmler 16 Heinrich of the nazi Gestapo yesterday lost her Appeal of a Munich Dena Ifica Tion court decision that classified her As a nazi a Denali fiction appeals court upheld the 21 verdict which ordered confiscation of All her prop erty exceeding she testified her husband gave orders to kill but contended he was carrying out hitlers the court held she enjoyed special privileges As wife of a nazi a reportedly owns a Large estate on 3 bavarian ase Haf f Enburg exhibit to show yank training 16 Spe life of american soldiers in in Garrison and in the be portrayed in an exhibition for germans americans at Graves Barracks Here tomorrow from 912 the Ope House affair Lor All Ger mans and americans interested in the training and equipment of de sense troops will be conducted by the 18th 1st inf buses will leave the Schaffen Burg Bohnhof every 10 minutes for the Cavern during the hours of the the Cavern will be filled with Dis plays showing everything from orderly rooms and Aid stations to a Complete battalion Field Post and a Rifle platoon with All its combat other feature exhibits will include a Complete Field Kitchen set up for the serving of meals a combat ready heavy weapons company and a company command Post tent highlighting the weapons Exposi Tion will be a 75mm recoilless Rifle mounted on a1 All the Arma ment of an infantry outfit will be including machine flame throwers and heavier the 81mro mor will also be i
