European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 7, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse                                V april 7, 1953 the stars and stripes by. I  a y  Eye Ioctl of Imit from key Island postbag pictures taken on the nationalist held Iau Tad or Quemoy. Within sight or the red Inland. Show Lett � sentry net f sheer. In idlers Ever Manning � 81  ii not rated fairly a York april 6 a of 28 writers actors and Deihs charged yesterday that Seg of the press radio and Tele have failed to give . Mccarthy a wis a break. Scally they charged in a it. Sent to 700 newspapers hardly any critics review djs Wisconsin Republican s Book Washington april ,6 a sen. Homer Ferguson a Mich called yesterday Lor action to strip the state department of the voice of America and other. Operating agencies. ,Ferguson,1 chairman of a Senate foreign relations subcommittee on state department administrative problems said he believes Secre Arns of soviet danger if defense efforts Slacken Washington april 6 up View Mayer gave the Magazine be , the fight for tary of state John Foster dulles4will advocate such moves in a contrast the statement said drive for drastic reductions in per by Owen Lattimore attack Mccarthy ordeal by her was Given the widest be. And most extravagant3 uncritical support timbre Johns Hopkins uni professor and one of pcs first targets is awaiting on perjury charges clears the air in that Mccarthy s boo the air and forthrightly every significant charge against him the statement Many reviews has it had of. Answer hardly any is a t on a profession supposed Yive and  statement whose signers radio commentator Fulton jr., columnist Frank Coniff feral editors and publishers Las actors and writers was de directly to editors of the sonnet. Dulles recently told House Mem Bers he believed he could Cut the department s staff in half. The soc rotary will have an Opportunity to expand on that statement when he appears before the Senate appropriations committee possibly late this week. Ferguson an appropriations com Mittee member said he is con Vinced Dulles wants to return the department to a purely policy Mak ing organization and he support that objective. I think our. French Premier Rene Mayer was quoted today As saying that despite the soviet peace overtures the West must continue rearming and must keep West Germany in the Western Camp if War is to be avoided and that the Saar problem must be settled first to make this course possible. United states news and world report a Magazine of National circulation published a Long inter Fere he left Washington upon con delusion of the recent Franco american conversations Here. Asked whether the chances Fow orld peace Are More Favora Bli than a year ago Mayer replied la my opinion the real problem is to know if the free world will succeed in maintaining and develop ing its Effort to end the cold Warin this respect one must make Public opinion understand what he cold War is. It can go on a govt. Payroll d papers. Of our colleagues in embassies abroad ought to be shaken Down to Small units devoted to carrying out for eign policy matters and not. Cooperating other agencies Ferguson explained. Rops 7,800 ers magazines to it said on the have in virtually unchallenged of Loose talk on the subject Ethyl so. That they owe their their listeners and their is an accounting. Signers listed lers of the letter who said element that they spoke Foryes Only Are r Ward Bond author William Ley biographer Oliver Carl for John Chamberlain,.John pie editor of the press wis. Author Frank Cho factors Charles Coburn an Menjou Kenneth Cole fort Westem University pro Frank Coniff authority of the Farjas Ralph de Toledano it. Flynn publisher Devin Frank Hanighen editor events Karl Hess press " Newsweek author Rupert commentator Robert Hur Laust Suzanne la Joliette Tutor Lasky commentator Wiliam Loeb the Manchester no so author Eugene Lyons Merritt of los Angeles Morley j. C. Phillips Borger Tex news Carney to leave for talks in Turkey Naples. April 6 a act Robert b. Carney commander of North Atlantic treaty Organiza Tion nato forces Southern Europe will leave by air tomorrow for Turkey to Confer with turkish officers. He will be accompanied by maj Gen Glovis e. Byers his chief of staff and Brig Gen John h. Stokes chief of plans and operations for Allied forces Southern Europe Carney returned Friday from a four Day visit in Greece. French soldiers return Marseille april 6 up three troop transports Oregon Branly and Pasteur arrived Here yesterday from Saigon with 2,227french soldiers from indo Nina. Washington april 6 a the civil service commission Sai yesterday that Federal employee dropped by 7,800 during february the first month the else Howe administration Job freeze ordering effect but the total went up outside of the defense department budget director Joseph m. Dodge announced feb. 3 that hiring would be stopped including the filling of vacancies until it was deter mined whether the Job could be eliminated or combined with an other. The commission reported that preliminary figures showed fed eral employment throughout the world March 1 was 2,548,700. Army had 533,500 employment by the larger Agen cies on that Date was army 533,500, Post office department 520,800,Navy 471,900, air Force 313,700 and veterans administration 176,900.those five agencies employed 7s per cent of All Federal workers the commission  2,548,700 workers March compared with 2,547,696 March 1,1952. Federal employment in the Continental . Was 2,362,300, com pared with 2,370,268 a year earlier. The Treasury department was re ported to have had the largest in crease in employment last months temporary workers were hired for the Peak Load of work in connection with income tax  biggest decreases occurred in the military departments. Tokyo bans playing of Bridge publisher Henry regnery Morrie Ryskind Tokyo april g up Bridge players in Tokyo including the younger brother of emperor Hiro Hito May have to go underground. City police. Apparently have extended their ant gambling crusade to j n c 1 u d e Bridge , played at the. Tokyo Ameri can club club manager a s. Dew said police officer \-5sitsd hint a jew Day ago to advise him that Bridge games played by club members and. Guests were illegal and must cease. Foreign residents were indignant. So was Prince Takamatsu brother of the emperor and a Bridge enthusiast. In my opinion Bridge is the same As go Shogi or Mah Jong. I see no difference among them he said. Japanese gambling games replayed widely with no serious interference from the police. The warning to the american club manager supported growing feel ing in Tokyo that the anti Gam bling crusade is aimed chiefly at foreign residents As an expression of Japan s new sovereignty. 6 flee Miami jail believed at sea in stolen yacht Miami april 6 up police threw a heavy dragnet Over this City late last night to catch six escaped convicts but it was feared that three of the men had stolen yacht and headed for the open sea. The six prisoners including two convicted killers escaped from the24-Story Dade county jail last night by slugging a guard and Riding a elevator to Freedom. A seventh prisoner was captured As he tried to leave the building. A taxi Driver reported that head picked up three men believed to be the prisoners near the Down town jail shortly after the escape. He said he took them to a Yach Basin. Russian Crew gets leave to visit Paris Paris april 6 up the Crew of a russian merchant ship. In an unusual break with soviet practice not to allow its seamen ashore i Western nations mingled yesterday with easter sunday crowds in this City of capitalist pleasure and Cul Ture. The 18 russian sailors and the commander of the 1,921-ton Kama docked at Rouen applied for and promptly got permission from the Trench government to visit the City of  the request was viewed As part of the hew soviet peace offensive usually the Kremlin allows Only to most trusted officials the Opportunity to make a first hand comparison Between soviet an Western ways of life. Seamen Are forbidden to stray farther than the immediate Dock areas of their ports f Call. Long time. A sustained Effort willbe necessary. If we can convince Public opinion of this necessity then in my opinion there will be no , on the other hand the people lose the feeling that an imminent peril exists and relax their efforts then the door May be opened to  Mayer said he is convinced to soviets understand and respect strength if we succeed in keeping West Ern Germany in the Western Camp the russians a i believe that tha equilibrium of Force does not favor them and they will remain quiet and will be polite. Quiet first polite  asked if there Are any advantages to having conversations with soviet Premier Georgi m. Malenkos now Mayer said the soviets could give Concrete proof of their peaceful designs by encouraging a peace settlement in Korea and signing a austrian peace treaty. Advises continued defense the difference in the forces be tween East and West is such that in any Case we must continue our rearmament Effort. The russians pretend perhaps that we have intentions to attack them. But the do not believe that he  they want is to keep at their Frontier states under regime which Are completely subordinate of them. What they cannot forgive marshal Tito is that he escaped  the european army treaty question Mayer said he has goo reason to Hope that French protocols o the treaty will be accepted but other questions remain in sus  including that of the  French government could n my opinion obtain parliament ratification of the treaty before the question of the Saar is settled Flayer explained. The treaty contains no arrange ment with regard to the Saar. That s an evident omission. Nobody knows whether troops can be stationed in the Saar or not whether Saar recruits May be raised or if the Saar will make contribution to the defense of the West. Iva thurs to visit Capri Capri april 6 a Gen Doug As Macarthur and. His wife Are expected Here sometime this Mon Thor a week of rest reservations in us name have been made for. A hotel at anac Aprl. Irl lion Tamer a failed by beast Blackpool England april 6 a a circus lion yesterday mauled Hanna Ossenberg 23-year-id German girl lion Tamer billed s Tarzana. She was taken to a Hospital with lacerations of the arms and hands. Miss Ossenberg was standing near the lion s Cage As spectators viewed the animals in the circus  lion shot a Paw through the jars and gripped her. Witnesses lulled her free