European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 29, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes january 19sj i us sceptical at bid by Russ on Austria 28 foreign office spokesman said today tha soviet russian latest note on a peace treaty for Austria raises Doub whether soviet leaders really want a the published text Calls for withdrawal of the abbreviated the spokesman yet the abbreviated treaty was put Forward be cause of soviet we Are left wondering if the soviet govern poles sentence two priests to die As spies 28 roman Catholic priests and a Lay Man sentenced to death yesterday Bya polish military court on charges of spying for the Vati can and the three other priests were jailed for terms ranging from eight years to and a woman described As a member of the Catholic Rosary of girls got six sentenced to die were father Jozef father Michael Kowa Lik and Layman Edward father Franciszek Symonek got wit Brzycki got 15 father Jan Pochopien got eight three years less than the prosecution had the Stefania received a sentence two years Shorter than the prosecution had is really anxious to reach agreement on an austrian the note broadcast by Moscow radio said the Britain and France first must withdraw their proposal for an abridged treaty which would end the occupation of Austria and leave Over for further negotiation some of the Points in dispute Between the four the handed to the Moscow embassies of the three Western allies1 said soviet Russia insists on a full state treaty with Captain faces trial on charge of taking 28 bribery charges have been levelled against a army Captain and he will face a court it was disclosed Here the charges have been made against Russia born capt Boris former s4 of the 7144th engr intelligence according to the a resident of new York is alleged to have accepted about Marks during a two year according to the announcement in apis specifications v the charges have been preferred on 14 specifications of solicitation and of bribes and one specification of s Oli citation of the Usa eur release no the Case has not yet been referred for the who was born in Russia March lives with his wife in slap at in the note took a slap at the United nations general which on 20 asked the four to renew the austrian by asserting in effect that the matter is none the uns it said the question of a treaty is up to Russia and the three Western foreign ministers deputies of the four nations have already More than 260timessmce 1946 Ana several times have appeared near to each the soviets have talked at approving a final treaty the abbreviated peace treaty proposed by the Western allies would have provided for the withdrawal of All occupation troops from Moscow turned this Down flatly last the russian note today replied to one the three Western pow ers sent Moscow dimes Ball set saturday at Frankfurt Casino 28 Les palmers and the yellow rooms of the Frankfurt Casino will be the scene of a March of dimes Ball saturday evening which will High Light the area comd6 ant Polie it was announced by maj Lee dimes on in title the Holder to an evening of fun will include dancing and door As Well As contributing to the dimes unit collecting officers can be contacted gets million Ford funds 28 Ger Rit Jan Van heaven g p e d h a r United nations High commissioner for has announced that of a Ford foundation fund entrusted to him had been allocated to Aid refugees in Greece and a spokesman for the High com missioner said the remaining will be allocated within the next two or three he added that there Are refugees Europe and All Are Eli Gible for help from Ford the allocations were made to six leading private welfare agencies to finance 32 of their refugee pro Swank Tokyo club Burns 28 Man was killed and 72 injured when a Flash fire destroyed one of Tokyo Swan Kiest nightclubs and two adjoining restaurants japanese and Western patrons were linger ing Over cocktails in the Gim Basha Silver coach when a boiler blew sunday dinner in Korea Little Sunshine flickering through their camouflage netting helps warm three fighting men in Korea As they sit Down in the Snow to eat sunday left to right pvt Columbus of pfc roman of and pfc Truman of press photo Russ can see continued from Page 1 against their he again demanded that they be released with out t night and Mickalowski have been missing from the 759th my in since last they failed to leave a train passing from the sector of Berlin into the soviet zone both were apprehended by East German police and soviet officials at the Teltow railway station in the so Viet the text of Eddys letter delivered today to Chulkov i am in receipt of your letter dated 14 1953 wherein you in Sist that your representatives meet with Kulikov in Mathewson letter i direct your attention a letter written by maj Gen Lemuel former commander of to ser Gei representative of the soviet control dated 3 in which soviet authorities afforded the Opportunity of interviewing this invitation was repeated by Gen Mathewson in letters to dated 13 and 19 but the soviet authorities preferred to ignore the it is Incon and certainly fallacious for you to state that american authorities refused Sev eral demands of the soviet authorities to Nieset with it is regrettable that your erroneous interpretation of maj Gen Thomas Timber ans letter dated 10 assumed Only members of your so Viet military could interview although this Headquarters has no objection to your designating his duty to your Mission if you so Gen Timberman merely suggested that the soviet Mission in Frankfurt could effect the appropriate arrangements for the interview to facilitate this were authorized to Contact Usa eur authorities the fact that the representatives you Send Are to be soviet Mil itary authorities has no inference whatsoever that this limits the interview to Only members of the soviet i note you have taken exception to the place i have designated for the interview to be you Are reminded that i extended to you an invitation for soviet Mili tary authorities to interview former soviet Soldier although your suggestions As to the place the interview might be held Are i consider it my prerogative to determine the you May be assured that the military authorities you choose As soviet representatives at the interview of Kulikov will receive courteous treatment while in the zone of i do not understand your statements concerning the two american night and of i am always willing to on behalf of representatives from my head an invitation to meet at any place you May designate with any army personnel who Are in soviet correspondence in this i am perplexed As to your former soldiers of the american army night and i have to received any correspondence from you or your subordinates which would indicate to me that army soldiers night and Mickalowski Are being held by soviet authorities under any conditions other than against their demand that you release without delay privates night and two sol Diers of my whom you Are unjustifiably detaining by and insist that you take the necessary measures to preclude future similar Road conditions 28 special military police reported that Rasof noon today roads were end icy at Nurnberg and Wuerzburg wet at Frank Stuttgart and Wiesbaden dry at Bremerhaven and and Snow packed at Brenner pass and 28 trusted German employee of the for Mer Frankfurt military Post mess Section was sentenced today to a prison term of four years with two years the sentence was imposed by judge John Campbell on Hans Georg German administrative who stole Marks from the Ftp Grieger had confessed he had taken the Money from funds entrusted to him to pay the salaries of German employees of the mess including those in the Ca mess employee gets jail for theft sino and Carlton in his capacity As bonded employee of Section for More than six he had handled a payroll of More than Marks each Marks returned since his Grieger has made restitution totalling court records this included a which he signed Over to help make up the Hico Nas placed a heavy responsibility on assistant attorney Jerome Silver Stein the punishment should deter should not Only but should be severe enough to serve As a warn ing not Only to germans but also the eyes of More than 500 per sons in not Here in focused upon the action which takes place Grieger was arrested 19 after an army auditor found discrepancies in the mess he released on his own re cognizance but later he was picked up again Christmas eve while waiting Bis wife Bradour court Toldo Church killings by is 28 sobbing father told the military tribunal of Bordeaux o prodding the charred ruins of Ora Dours Uralane june 12 and uncovering the mutilated body of his Small the Jean said he made the ing discovery in the ruins of Village Church two Days after the death of the Little French june 10 the soldiers of the 3d co of hitlers elite is Der fuehrer regt brutally killed 642 unarmed men and women and children and put the Community to the 12 alsatian defendants Twenty one former soldiers the including 12 Alsa Are being tried for the Niimi the Day of the Couri Vaud saw the town being sacked and he asked a Oman Soldier he met later what had been the Fate of the v a German officer was a arms dump the people of Bradour All the Soldier Marcelle another told of losing 17 members of her among them a Small son found killed in the Church con v French Assembly amends collective act 28 up the French National Assembly Early today quashed legislation putting German and alsatian War crime defendants on the same footing before military overcoming heated communist the House voted 364188 in favor of an amendment to the 1948 collective guilt act Adolf tic ing application of the principle of collective guilt for frenchmen incorporated by Force into formations named in the Allied Declara Tion of As the new Legisla Tion is approved quickly by the Council of the Republic upper House it May affect the current Bordeaux War crime trial Whert 12 alsatian stand trial with nine the new legislation will not Stop the proceedings and Lead to a new trial but there will be separate sentences for the Al satins and widow sails Ocean alone in tiny boat 38yearold English wifi Lias sailed the Stormy Atlantic Aff alone in a tiny sail woman Ever to do message from the West indies disclosed yes attractive Ann Davison vowed she would try again after her husband was drowned in a first unsuccessful attempt by the cools three years their 70foot Ketch Sank in a storm and Only Davison survived r a Plymouth firm sett it received a Cable from dwt sent from Domson in the West report of she had landed safely after Tough crossing in her yacht Felicity ikes cold meets with diplomats 28 and Elseth Oiffer heir colds very Orra ally received 76 of for eign missions and their wives erday at the White it was the first time the prot Dent had left his second floor no quarters monday came Down with the
