European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 27, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                March 27,1951 the stars and stripes Page t ser cuts ices on All tos trucks us troit March 26 a i Fig ser corp. Yesterday Cut prices Sis cars and trucks automobile company one of three of the car Industry with Ford and general to said the government s aban of Price controls was Ain its decision. First major Price Chang Auto Industry since the re of controls. To the Indus Ryas something of a Surprise of recent increased Man costs. Cuts on its several Pas car models average $100 a Al company said Cut �67 i 4278eats on Chrysler s Dodge Ota and Chrysler car from $67-50 on four door cars moderate Price Field up to none deluxe Model All to the factory retail prices prices were also Cut chips these average  said the cuts an increase in production came after the government to end Price controls on cars and materials. Production sport company said it was pleased prices so so Orfey after Lew i administration s prompt of Price controls car Industry according to its Bas Long suffered under restraints of Price controls both i materials and the cars them it i. A Colbert it Chrys-8 32 per cent increase in production by Bis  with production last Gander Price controls that higher volume is be achieved and we May reason expect it to continue we Are hog prices accordingly col Farald. Purchases from Chrysler Are 50 per cent above last Colbert said. Ruple amputee vet ice win diplomas March 26 amputee of the korean and his Mother passed five for their Leigh Reeves 21, and Bis mrs. Juanita Reeves 42, for months in preparation exams. Reeves had a education and his feed been an Honor students leaving High school to be after her second year wrote his answers during test by holding a pen / inc., a St Louis firm. It Isnow tinder a Legal ban against of payments after March 31. The ban was sponsored last Yearby sen. Albert gored ten who called the j1s9.000.000 Center  Talbott and other witnesses said Gore s objections to Aro s Cost plus fixed fee contract for operating the Center have been investigated repeatedly and found Unwar ranted. Talbott said failure by Congress to repeal the ban would cause Low ered morale loss of expert scientific personnel and general delay in urgent plane development work at Tuua homa. Need is obvious i have come to the conclusion. That the development of fire Power particularly atomic fire Power is Well ahead of the development of the Means of its de livery he said and i include in ibis latter category both aircraft engines and airframes bodies he added that the need for the development at aircraft engines and airframes to keep Pace is  the Mission of the Tulla Hora Center he said to to meet this requirement l springtime hits zoo Dom first Day of sprite. Millie the new 1 Ork Coo s Himalayan Spring fever lies on jut Lack with her Paw behind her to tilted press phots Law upholds ouster of reds Atlantic City nj., march26 Cap the United Auto work ers Cio convention upheld the ouster from office of five Ford local 600 officers on charges of subservience to the communist party. The action came after four hours of the most bitter floor debate in three Days of sessions. It was approved by More than 10-1. The convention earlier had Hearda pledge from the president of the United steelworkers David j. Mcdonald that he would keep disunion in the Cio. Mcdonald de Nied reports he was considering swinging his million member Union to the Al or John a Lewis in dependent United mine workers. Happy birthday to Joe the five Ford local 600 officers were ousted by a local Union trial Board in 1950. When the local general Council failed to uphold the decision the Union s International executive Board stepped in and removed the five pending action by this convention. The five Paul Boath. Nelson Davis John Gallo de lock an Dave Moore still hold Union membership. Law vice president John  declared on one Occa Sion that Boutin and others in the Ford Rouge plan Sang Happy birthday to Joe under a picture of Stalin draped Over a time clock. Mail allotment Bills signed by president Washington March 26 up president Eisenhower has signed two Bills to extend to june 30.1955, allotment benefits for the families of servicemen and free mailing privileges for servicemen in  White House spokesman Esti. Mated that the families of l220,000 draftees and reservists called up since the outbreak of the korean War would get $54537,000 in government allotments under the Law in the 12 months beginning july  free Man Law now also includes servicemen hospitalized out Side of Korea us a result of military service in the War  benefits were extended by Congress to expire at the same time As the present draft Law. Probe unit told Lodge May get . Mansion Washington March 26. Cup the stale department is considering Purchase of a Plush,�300,900 mansion in new York City for Henry Cabot Lodge jr., chief tvs. Delegate at the United nations a House subcommittee was told . Charles b v Brownson hand. Chairman of the subcommittee investigating diplomatic housing commented that Lodge s decision on gangster found no laughs at red meetings los Angeles March 26 a a radio comedy writer says the communist party is a Dull outfit and no place for a Man looking for laughs. Hearings of the House in Amer ican activities committee were enlivened by such observations from Max Benoff 38, a writer for the life with Luigi radio  committee is conducting hearings Here in continuing it probe of possible communist influences in the movies and other  said he attended some communist party meetings i Hollywood during 1944 but As far As he could remember never sigs Vedany card or paid any dues. I attended very few meetings said Benoff. They were Dull i did t expect to get laughs every where but i did t get any  did t study books committee counsel Frank s. To Enner jr., commented that head heard communists were Tatlier humourless individuals. Well never wrote any of their material was be nofts  if he had Ever read any communist literature on such subjects As dialectic materialism Ben off quipped while the come utter laughed i did t even study Bookson  the comedy writer said that Altera fleeting experience with the communist party he was glad to get out and assumed the part was glad to be rid of him. I always considered that i was not a member of the party he  said he had been writing for radio for several years including such shows As Duffy s tavern but wanted to get into movie writing after Corning to Hollywood in 1344, sought blk writers he said he was invited to a communist party meeting by Bob Ros sen. A Hollywood writer on the Promise that he would meet some"bigwriters."1 i was glad to meet big writers added Benoff. If somebody had said come out to the Republican party and meet some big writers re have  the writer concluded his testimony rep. Donald Jackson a Calif commented it seems to me you and the communist party came out about even. You got no laughs and the got no  film writer David Lang. 40, former communist told the com Mittee he believes that virtually allow the Hollywood persons he knew As fellow party members have Bee cleared out of the Industry. He said however that there s reason whether to accept the mansion will determine whether he Ever runs for Public office again Lodge former Republican sen Ator from Massachusetts was Defeated last november by demo cratic sen. John f. Kennedy. Leland w. King director of Testate department s foreign Baird ing office mentioned the search for a mansion for Lodge As the subcommittee wound u � hearing son the department s construction program in Germany. Japan the Sec Brownson said the subcommittee next will look into state depart ment projects in Japan. Brownson said the standards for construction at Bonn were eight feet off the  he said the subcommittee will seek Legisla Tion Tor tighter control of such extravagant projects. The Bonn project never was submitted to Congress far specific approval. Brownson asked King what Cri Teria he used for determining the scale of housing for . Diplo Mats around the world. King said he had no written rules for Likhat. He said for in stance the state department is looking for a House for Lodge who now lives at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in new York. Double utilities King said one of several being considered is a 5300,000 House with double set of All utilities and mechanical facilities like sprinkling and heating systems. He Alsto said it has imported panelling flooring and  there Are none of these Plush things at  King said. King testified he thought the5240,000 mansion for . High commissioner James a Conant a Bonn was below the Cost we nor Mally have to incur in a capital City of comparable  testimony disclosed that theland of Conant s Home which includes a swimming Pool Cost $20.-000 an acre because it was in a highly desirable resort location afew feet from the Rhine River. King said he could see no Placebo make any substantial savings in Conant s Home or in any of theother five mansions at Bonn which Cost an average of 5150,000 each. To believe there Are whom i did t  a few left 3 tots die Mother Hurt in truck Auto crash Belchertown. Mass., March 26 up five year old twin Aoys and their 4-year-old sister were killed and their Mother injured seriously when their automobile collided head on with a truck on route ,.9,Kevin, Kenneth and Kathleen Foley were pronounced dead at the scene. Their Mother mrs. Mary , of Northampton mass., was Hospital Izill with severs injuries. Mrs. Foley was driving to ear. Union chief guilty  Washington March 26 api Abram Flower president of the United Public workers of America was convicted Here of contempt of  us. District court jury de liberated Only 20 minutes before returning its verdict. The charge grew out of fax failure to provide the Senate internal Security subcommittee wit the names and addresses of to Union s members employed by fed eral state county and municipal  subcommittee described the Union As communist dominated. Bat said a vast majority of its approximately 35,000 members Are not communists. The onion is no affiliated with any National labor organization. Holdup try fatal to thug Kansas City. To. March 28 up Faul a Stanton was shot to death by police Here As he tried to Rob a drugstore. One policeman was wounded critically in the gun fight officer James Kinstler 22, a new member of the Force was shot twice in the faed