European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 18, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse January 1953 the stars and stripes Page 5 brinks jury closes probe report secret 17 fed eral grand jury Here prolonged the three year mystery of the brinks Holdup by end ing its investigation with a secret although it had been reported unofficially that the grand jury was ready to return indictments against 12 members of the ban Dit attorney George Garrity refused to say whether anyone had been ending eight weeks of secrecy shrouded sessions in which witnesses testified and volumes of Fri evidence were the grand jury filed into the office of judge Francis Ford and stayed 12 time May ran oat the report came two Day before the third anniversary of the nations largest Cash and unless indictments were the three year Federal statute of limitations will take the Fri out of the the bandits could be prose in state there was a Strong indication that at least some indict ments had been Ford granted Garrity request that the jury be held in recess Garrity said the jurors might be called on further service after the Jurys Normal expiration the jury and prosecutors ran into repeated difficulties during the laborious eight weeks of eleven of the 60 wit Nesses subpoenaed were cited for contempt when they refused to answer five received jail one had the charge Dis missed on the ground he was a suspected participant in the hold up and the others purged themselves by returning to the grand jury room to sinister figure charge during the Federal judge William Mccarthy charged that some sinister figure or figures with a machine gun was stand ing Over the whole frightening witnesses into during the investigation it was reported without confirmation that the Fri had Given the grand jury the names of 12 Seyen trigger two getaway Drivers and the three brains who engineered crime but did not actually take the three brains were supposed to have established perfect alibis and to have collected the Lions share of the Board kills age limit for hiring employees 17 the civil service commission has dropped maximum age limits for Entrance into most govern ment and said it has urged Federal hiring agencies to hire older in the the commissions rules provided that generally new Job applicants would not be considered if they were 62 or the commission also announced regulations covering the temporary employment jobs of persons 70 or crash probe stresses of safety 17 the House armed services commit tee closed its hearings on recent m i 1 i to r y crashes after deciding that the air Force is on the chairman Dewey Short said the of has a pretty Good rec Ord for safety and brushed aside a colleagues suggestion that hitch hiking by servicemen on military planes be in response to persistent questioning by Sterling Cole Gen Hoyt Vanden of chief of said he knew of no Case Ever in which an air Force Accident was caused by the Pilot being maj Gen Roger operations said he remembered two or three such instances Over his 25 years of but an aide said there have been no such cases in recent Vandenberg said it is More dangerous to hitch a ride in an Auto than in a military Ramey agreed that air hitch hiking was not an undue risk 1952 safety record Short told Paul Cunningham who suggested the ban on Aerial hitchhiking under cer Tain that the committee would be flooded with complaints i servicemen were denied the Chance to Fly Home the committee was told that the ass safety record in 1952 was the Best Ever despite the yearned series of accidents that took nearly the hearing also brought out that Pilot error was the pre High tension Job in ice Power repairman Leland of has a cold chore repairing wires at damaged by freezing storms which have been plaguing the press photo German countess completes sentence for spying on 17 a count Ess Marianna von Mollie was re leased from prison Here after serv ing 37 months for espionage during world War the was rearrested immediately by the immigration and naturalization service for deportation to her native the deportation order was issued in countess von Mother of four was freed on bail Pend ing outcome of an Appeal for a presidential which would prevent the countess pleaded guilty in 1944 to espionage for the served 31 months in and then was released for a new she contended she was unaware an original plea of not guilty had been the Appeal failed and last july she surrendered to finish her with time off for Good death decree Forpe upheld 17 army said that a military Board of review has upheld the court martial death sentence of pvt John of Goffs he was convicted of killing two germans last april 19 near die court martial death sentences automatically Are appealed to the court of military Vigneault now is imprisoned in the army Board of review last month upheld the conviction and death sentence of pvt Richard who also was doomed for the dual his Case has been sent to the court of military times staffer Dies 17 Hal Harrison member of the new York times Washington Bureau for 42 died shipping tycoon Suys Monte Carlo Casino new 17 Aristotle greek born shipping said Here he has purchased a controlling in Terest in the famed Monte Carlo Casino and other Monaco proper ties for about his primary he was to obtain the old sporting unused for 20 and to remodel it into offices for his vast shipping As for the Casino itself and the restaurants and other interests involved in the he said he had no interest in them except to improve the manage which he described As anti he bought his controlling in Terest in the corporation known society Des Bains de it Cercle Des which controls most property in the tiny Riviera controls 91 freighters and now an Argentine Onassis said his ships carry much Middle East Oil to Northern Europe and he wanted i office space near the ports of mar Seille and he approached Prince Ranier ruler of a year ago and found him receptive since the Casino has been losing Onassis is top Man in 30 shipping firms under five and has his head office in with branches in new Hamburg and at he has 23 More tankers on including a tonner at his present Fleet is Worth an estimated dominant Factor in the crashes and that the of has taken action to improve navigation aids in where Many of the accidents of it has been rather definitely established that sabotage was not Short told a Vandenberg said persons were killed in of plane accidents last excluding enemy action but including military during this the of flew almost four times the mileage of commercial Vandenbergh aides said most of the fatalities were among Crew they said 607 Pas sengers have been killed during the past two Alaska Bush pilots pose Vandenberg says 17 Gen Hoyt air Force chief of staff said Here that the greatest difficulty in de fending the against Surprise air attack is caused by american Bush pilots who Are flying All around in he said their planes frequently cause phony alerts in n Alaska where the airways Are subject to a 24houraday radar search by the air defense Vandenberg told a House armed services subcommittee the phony alerts Are caused by pilots getting off course or failing to notify authorities of their flight As a result of recent Alaska Vandenberg operators of radar screens there will be Given another chore in the future help keep of pilots on he said the c119 transport which flew off course and crashed 7 had Beers picked up on the radar but when radar operators notified the air officials concluded it be the ill fated plane because the Pilot by radio had reported a different Vandenberg said the Pilot had made a navigational error Anil didst know famed skin specialist Dies 17 Frederick internationally known specialist in skin died he was former chief dermatologist at the Wiener a1i Gemeiner Viennas largest charges soviet trick in arms plan 17 up the has accused the soviet Union of blocking Progress on effective world disarmament by making phantom proposals designed to trick the free world into letting its defences reporting to president Truman on the status of disarmament measures in the United retiring Deputy representative Benjamin Cohen said the soviet scheme to strip the of the atomic bomb and allow Russia to keep the weapon and its preponderant land Moscow spurns guarantees the report emphasized Moscow has refused to consider ironclad guarantees on controlling and re during armed forces of All armament atomic bombs and germ the soviet it was to Cut armed forces without first agree ing on a system of disclosure and verification of military unfortunately the soviet representative on the commission was unwilling to make any constructive Cohen the soviet representative merely insisted that the commission adopt elusive and phantom proposals which the soviet Union first made years ago and which have been repeatedly rejected by the general yet he refused to give an explanation or answer questions concerning these shadowy and elusive efforts praised the soviet Union endeavoured from the beginning to divert the commission by making monstrously false charges that United nations forces in Korea were waging bacteriological while continuing to reiterate these slanderous the soviet representative vetoed in the Security Counce All efforts on our part to secure an impartial investigation of in spite of the obstructive tactics of the soviet work of the disarmament commission during the past year contributed to a better understanding of the disarmament problem and we feel the United states can take Pride in its part in this Zoub guide to Good listening in goo record show 0630 news 0332 record show 0745 at ease 0800 request fully yours 0900 Uncle Joe reads the funnies 0915 Cathedral console 0930 Temple hour 1000 news 1010 breakfast club 1030 americana Melo deers fairy Story lady 1100 National vespers 1130 errand of mercy 1145 piano portfolio 1200 news 1215 in the Miller mood 1230 Jukebox Usa 1300 family theater 0700 sunday morn ing Musicale 0800 music Tor sunday 0830 Christian in action 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