European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 27, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse European edition weather forecast Cje Oit France Ltd the partly Cloudy to 1 Wije fog Der inc the morning blood a to do Fly Over Ugat rain and Cloudy with a catered essential re Anjer in service unofficial publication of the armed forces in Europe late news 6 the Senate tonight confirmed Charles Wilson As of Wayne Morse collapsed after nearly two hours against Bat was volume number 282 5 cents a month january 1953 lawyer caught in 6slory plunge Elmer l leaps from his sixth floor Iff Tom in Louis Warwick hotel in an apparent suicide fire Oen called to the scene when Vail first threw furniture from the of window caught him in a he was Only slightly sabotage eyed in ship Blaze Fri men guard trains 35 Irit Ains criminal investigation division began looking for a Syible sabotage in the fiery death of the liner Empress of which still burned today k it Lay on its Side at the liver ool agents questioned the 25 who were working on the 25ton Canadian luxury liner yes erday afternoon when fire Sud Tenly swept from the lower decks and engulfed the ship in Union mailable the 500footlong ship heeled on her Side Early this some 200 persons went on and the ship yesterday before the broke they will be ques on Page s earned we h Pilot lost Over Korea 26 it col de Lin one of the top Arock san fighter pilots of world War Las lost Over North Korea be 5th air Force said Lanno fire from a communist dgi5 presumably blasted hellers Labre Jet Only one Day after he bad destroyed two jets and promoted from of r listed As missing in a paid War ii he was credited destroying German planes european combat his korean bore was 3m migs destroyed be 26 agents and special Railroad police Rode trains of the new Haven Railroad today to guard against a recurrence of what is believed to be three cases of Brake tamper ing within nine each train leaving Bostons South station was being watched for suspicious persons near equip ment that could be tampered with to cause a Brake two other the Boston Albany and the Boston cont on Page 1 plays piano 239 hours be 2g Frenchman Robert Vergyl claimed Here today to have beaten the worlds piano playing duration rec Ord with 239 the former record was held by a German from Hamburg with 207 Ike to address Congress outline program too troops Given discusses talk role in new tests with gop 26 atomic Energy commission announced today it will test and improved nuclear devices at the Las proving grounds beginning in the dec said troop Maneu vers and training exercises will be part of the testing i estimated members of the air Force Ard marines will Jake the announcement did not go into details about the nature of the new series of it said Only the new series of tests is de signed to Advance development of new and improved nuclear devices and will provide additional weapons performance data Essen tial to military and civil defense effects it has been widely expected that the program will the first Field tests of atomic artillery shells for use in the army now super Cannon developed at the proving at the some time the dec also announced that a Plant on Pope 2 Truman shifts View on Ike Korea trip new 26 president who twice called president Elsen Howers Campaign Promise to go to Korea demagogy was quoted yesterday As saying she trip itself not dem i was in favor of and it probably did some Truman told american broadcasting correspondent Bryson rash 10 Days ago while still in the White rash reported his interview with Truman on a television pro he said the statement on Korea was not cleared for release until after Eisenhower took office As earlier statements Truman first denounced Eisenhower Campaign announcement at a news conference a week later he reiterated the View at another news conference today rash quoted Truman As having said 15 was demagoguery for a Polit ical nominee to say he was going to Korea with an implied Promise to All the mothers and of Page col s bulletins 26 Hayworth received a to Day from moslem Prince Aly then left immediately for United Delegate Henry Cabot said today president Eisenhower has ordered an Fri investigation of All americans employed by the United nations and ail members of the delegation to the Kansas 26 president Truman today denied he has accepted an offer to publish his earlier Page Gen Collins arrives in confers with commanders 25 Lawlon army chief of arrived in Korea today for a today series of conferences with Gen James Van retiring St army and other top United nations Collins arrived at Seoul with Gen Mark in command and was greeted by it Gen Glenn 5lh air Force and by the chiefs of staff of the Republic of sees no changes who arrived in Tokyo yesterday for his seventh visit to the far East said the switch in St army commanders probably would not result in any changes in the conduct of the he said Van Fleet was being replaced solely because he had reached the retirement Collins said he had things to discuss with Clark and Van Fleet 3ut discounted any speculation that his inspection tour was connected with any new military plans of president Collins will return to Tokyo thursday to meet it Gen Maxwell who will succeed Van Fleet is St army further details were released on yesterdays in attack on a Ridge North of which was stopped cold within feet of the a the raid on Spud Hill w a s on Page 4 leaders 26 Eisenhower will Lay Down a detailed tue j print of his administrations plans and policies in a state j of the Union address to a j joint session of Congress next j Eisenhower discussed the which he will j deliver in with nine re j publican congressional leaders at a two hour conference this morn i j one Republican said the discus Sion covered a Broad to j Roan amendments to the Taft j Hartley labor possible sex i tension of Price wage controls beyond their scheduled april 30 sex i Pira Tion foreign and tax and spending House speaker Joseph after he and eight other to prank i ing gop House and Senate leaders on Pace 3 Speed limits retained for yanks in zone 26 special the present Speed limits of 50 Mph 80 pm on open highways and 23 Mph 40 pm in towns and cities unless zoned otherwise will be retained indefinitely for privately owned vehicles in the area of Usa eur he announced prescribed Speed limits for Mili tary vehicles also will remain in the Usa eur action followed the passage in december of a West German Federal Law removing Speed passenger motor vehicles on All highways in the nation effective Speed limits for German passenger vehicles in towns and cities Are left to the discretion of the individual Community gov German Law studied the new German Law allows motorists not subject to Usa eur regulations to choose their own speeds but holds them More strictly accountable for their if Thev Are involved in an safety experts have had the new German Law under study since late officials and the decision to retain Speed limits for vehicles is based on their the safety engineers reported that present Road and traffic conditions in the area of control make fast driving a hazardous undertaking and said that it is imperative that Speed limits be they pointed out that the major Ity of German roads were not built on Page 5 1 Senate to act on Wilson of 26 majority Leader Robert Taft promised to hold the Senate in Over time session today if necessary to confirm Charles Wilson As de sense Secretary and Complete for mation of the Eisenhower Advance nose counting indicated that the former general motors president would win Senate approval by an overwhelming now that he has agreed to sell his Worth of pm but Taft evidently expected some lengthy ant Wilson speeches from Oregon Independent Wayne an avowed foe of the Nom and possibly from some he gave the controversial nomination top priority at today sen ate he said were going to stick with it until on Page col 2 2 aids suffer from colds 26 a president e i s e no o w e r has the the White House announced he left his office after meeting with congressional leaders and re tired to his when he planned to spend the rest of the Day work ing on his state of the Union Mes assistant press Secretary Murray Snyder said Eisenhower did not have a fever and that his action was purely Secretary of the Interior Douglas Mckay and Sherman top assistant to today were Back at their desks after mild cases of
