European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 30, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Page Ine Roundup Leseno Kinig Ioapo Fps sees news by Aicard Hudson staff correspondent Banner headlines on last a news developments re la Korea where Emid ,. Up fighting at the front Beds agreed to a United a proposal for immediate sex be of sick and wounded pm asked resumption of peace communists accepted & pro Gen Mark w. Clark United far East commander tops and Clark s head barters said the Exchange would to a within a few  also had suggested resum Fifthe peace talks at pan Munch Vic a collapsed last a sober Aler in and red negotiators tacked agreement on All Points trept on tree forced versus Volun of Elf Jettison of Exchange Issue. %. Dispute on ammo Riffla the continuing dispute  or not in forces in Korea a soft enough ammunition it Wasj of Jurta a that Gen James a. Van Ages former 8th army cd told Senate armed services com that should the enemy Start the in forces would have enough ammunition to Job. The army replied that the has so improved in the few weeks that the stuff is  big headline Type dramatic Story of four to seized a c47-Tvpe air monday night and flew tithe Iron curtain to Rhine sir base. Twenty five others bad not been in on Theof these elected to stay West with the four who the escape. The czech it demanded that the us return the airline terrorists a to Corn it " " " ".-,." of Queen Mary United  Dee followed the death of. 85 Queen Mary late tues the Doughty old Queen buried in. St George s Windsor tomorrow. In with her dying wish that nothing must interfere Coronation of her grand Queen Elizabeth the. Will go ahead on sched t. In the ils. Was tiie Senate Battle Over the con d Charles e. Chip $ us. Ambassador to Russia. Alter charges Bys. Mccarthy or wis i was derogatory material  re John jute to Al inspected Hiie i he found evidence electing on Bohlen As a be by president. Opponents also charged f nominee Ait interpreter at tand Potsdam conferences closely affiliated Wita the policy f the democratic com. President Elsen Agio defended Bohlin. I backed up of Secretary of i Foster  to life finally came to a vote Dahlen won dec Isle a l 74-13 vote. ". Washington president r. And French Premier levelled warning at communists on any on in the far East and to see How much Aid the French in the conflict. " Jas Nev Yorac Cen trs ins crashed into freight near Conneaut at least 21 and hos i others it was feared May be found no. Mock Turtle 77i is trawling for Mullet to Horeb a City n.c., Jim Beebe right hauled in lids 4w-iwand Turtle which experts have called the largest male to Kerne doa record. Betters in and mate Jim jr., admires Bis dad s old United press photo world  filibuster Fonfa 4th Day Rome. March 29 up a record breaking filibuster began its fourth Day today with two More comm just speakers remaining to Harangue a dog tired italian Senate before Premier Alcide de Gasperi could take the floor in defense of his electoral Refo Nii Law. Ninety seven Lefi Wing senators have been talking without a break since thursday morning Side tracking the government s urgent elector Al Reform Bai by asking consideration for a Relief Bill for women Rice workers. The communists and socialists Are fighting against the Law which would give horus seats in parliament to any party getting More than 50 per cent of the votes in the approaching italian elections. The government bloc claims this is necessary to assure Italy a stable govern ment  "  Sla Wirig of 5 Albania Bishops reported Home Marck 29 a five of six albanian Catholic Bishops a Mcbeen tortured to death by communist authorities it was reported Here yesterday. Fumu i news bulletin of the albanian agrarian Demoe Ratie party in bullied her said that since communists usurped Power in Albany All religions denominations have been ruthlessly per Sccott. . Deporting Kin of Sicily Bandit detention under heavy guard by immigration inspectors and police. Sciortino said at his hearing that Gultano who teas rapped by italian police Ond shot to death inj9so, forced him to marry the ban Dit chieftain s sister Marianna Inspru 1947, he said Marianna had written him. She Tca-5 a Vaig the marriage annulled and in july 1551, married we american girl Rose Geluso. In grand rapids. Yajich. T -. T allies must train in a arms Gruenther Omaha neb., March 29 up aupied forces in Europe have their instructions on what to do in event of future Border incidents by either red air or ground forces Gen Alfred m. Gruenther shape chief of staff said  declined to elaborate on just what instructions have been Given. Gruenther it re visiting relatives said the russians would not have a easy time if they attack  the general said realistic Maneu vers by the Allied forces must in clude training in any weapons we might  he agreed that the use of atomic weapons by ground forces would be included in that category. He said defense against the enemy s atomic weapons is Aiso included in training. " Dane upper House votes to Bow out Copenhagen ?kiarehs9 members of the danish upper House yesterday decided to abolish their Chen bar in passing the new Consita Tion an a third and final Reading seventy six Jne Moers voted Lor the draft which provides Tor a one dumber parliament and for making princesses eligible far. The throne. This would place Kinoff Fred flt s eldest daughter i2-year-eld Princess Margretie first in the succession line in place of the present Prince apparent the King s Broiher Erines knead. Hew York March 29 iks a brother in Taio of the flatted Sicilia Bandit Salvatore Gaul icon arrived itt new York by plane yesterday irate san Jantonio tex., for deportation to Italy where the government wants him or banditry. Pasquale Sciortino 2s. Echo ten ordered deported last january on a charge of entering the . I leg atty by jumping ship to 19&twas taken to the Federal House of Pope leads praises Palm sunday Observance Vatican City March 29 up Pope Pius Xii today led catholics throughout the world in the of. Servanes of Palm sunday commemorating the triumphant entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem some 2,000 years ago when the populace spread Palms under his feet. Hundreds of thousands of romans and tourists crowded the eternal City s a churches Start ing at Dawn to receive the Palms from officiating clergy. The City basked in warm Spring sunlight. In a traditional ceremony the Pope received his Palm elaborately embroidered with religious Minia Tures by nuns of the Cama Dolese order from msgr. Giulio Sibetta delegated to make the presentation by the vicariate of Rome. Berlin anti reds demand Russ free convicted germans Berlin March 29 a the anti communist fighting group against inhumanity said yesterday soviet peace declarations would not be accepted by the germans until thousands of German prisoners still held by soviet Russia Are  on the amnesty for russian convicts announced yester Day by the soviet press the West Berlin group Drew attention to Ger mans convicted by soviet military tribunals in the East zone. About 35.000 men women and children have been sentenced by soviet military courts said a statement of the group. Until 1s47, at least 5,000 of these were executed in the prisons of Halle Brandenburg. Magdeburg Potsdam and Tougau and at least 17,500 died in concentration  lie for policy in in firings House of murder turns up 5th body London March 29 a the rubble strewn Garden of London s House of m u r d e a yesterday turned up a filth victim of a sadistic sex mad stranger. Scotland Yard expressed fears the toll May mount even higher As a dual search went on for the killer and for possibly More bodies. The first four known victims were women. Their bodies were uncovered hidden behind Walls and under a floor of a Dingy Flat on a dead end Street in the slums of Central London s boarding House  digging yesterday came across charred human Bones believed those of a woman be Neath a Bush in the Brick walled Garden adjoining the group floor  alarm has been sent out to round up for questioning John Reginald Halliday Christie a mild appearing 55-year-old trucking clerk who lived in the strange Flat. Christie whose wife was one of the victims disappeared a week age before the bodies were first discovered tuesday. United nations. , March 29 up the Vas. Yesterday strongly commended United nations Secretary general Trygve lie for his policy in dismissing More than 40 american employee suspected of being Security i Sfax the . Joined with eight other nations including Norway  and Britain in formally proposing that the general As Sembly give a vote of Confidence to lie in regard to his future handling of the controversial Tjw personnel problem the Resolution invited lie and the nine maa budgetary committee to recommend to the fall Assembly any further action they May think advisable. American t Elegate Henry Ca Bot Lodge jr., told the Assembly that the . Does not believe that persons engaged or who based on their past and present record seem Likely to engage in subversive activities against any member states should be employed in an International organization.". Lodge urged passage of t h e american designed Resolution Back Ingue. He strongly opposed suspension of any further action on personnel quits tons pending a re port that would be made to t h e fall Assembly by a new 15-Man commission. The asian african woe has pro posed that such a commission be named by Assembly president Les Ter b. Pearson of Canada. A arms deter War Conant Berlin March 29 apr James b. Conant declared last night another world War May is a Long Way off because of atomic  . High commissioner spoke to 300 students of West Berlin s technical University rather As an atomic scientist in his own right thaa As the to american in War weary and War fearful  said the atom to cab which he helped create is Only one in a series of weapons derive from atomic explosions. Therefore he asserted no general staff in the world can forecast what a third world War might yield in the Warp of  to him he said. Is the greatest single reason Why the nations of the world will be exceedingly slow to embark on any a r Essie adventures. The general uncertainty about the possible effects of new developments in atomic weapons offers a certain Security against a foolish War Gamble a added. Uranium in Philippines Manila March 29 up pres ident Elpidio Quirino disclosed for the first time yesterday that cranium has been discovered in the Philippines. Quirino gave no details As to the location or extent i the atomic bomb ingredient. Thorrez asks transit visa Bonn. March 29 up Veteran French communist Leader a Utice Thorrez has applied for a transit visa to travel through Western Germany in route from Moscow to Paris a British High commis Sion spokesman said yesterday. The application filed with British officials in Moscow has been sent to High commission officials in Boothe spokesman  Thorrez is a citizen of one of the Allied occupation cowers the spokesman added the decision on his application must be taken jointly by French British and american authorities Here. But because he is French the spokesman continued the French views on the application normally would prevail. A French spokesman indicated title French probably could not reject Thorrez request since he is a member of the National As Sembly and went to Moscow voluntarily for medical treatment and a voluntarily returning. Thorer �2, was rushed to soviet Russia in 1950 after suffering a j stroke which crippled him and knocked him out of Active Leader Iship of the party