European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 10, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Friday april 10, 1w3 103 wogs upped to chief in Usa eur Heidelberg april 9 special one Hundred three warrant officers Junior Grade we have been promoted to the temporary rank of chief warrant officer � Ernest g. Duckworth 7s2m scuwi6w1 a. Ltd lao. 16th inf reel Harry b. Eavey Maint co Jam fest. Edwards. 379tfe Yac Hosp Frank j. Ernest. 148th t to in charges e. Eskridge. 7713th usage or signal. School Preston. S. Estabrook,"743d Ord Maint co Samuel a Fitz 89tii t he to co Fred l. Flanagan " 435th engr co in John a Flynn. 35th a up Leo b. Fogel 112th in Kegl Jess r. Galloway. 517th mod dear Cor Fertey x Gauntlet lard Cav regt Charlesm Grimes .7980th labor supervision Center Walter r. Gusta Tsoui. 112th inf regt Vincent m. Hearte. 7756th audit Agency John d. Haggard 394th t Tea co James e. Hale 201st Afan Richard w. Hart 28th int div Herbert a Hayes. 537th Afa by Harry a Holston 110th inf regt. Charles w. Hulbert. 28ui signal co Myton f. Jacques. 4th a a in Ralph Jennings 1279th engr c in Howard p. Johnson 5th engr c in Rufus Jones 70th Afa in Frank t. Keel 7851st pm depot up Eugene c. Kennedy. 44th a in William f. Kerstner 7815th Sci Charley l. King 2d l armed Cav. Regt Frederick j. Kleeb jr., 229th a in Andrew v. Kosek 70th t he to co Elvan w. Lampe 109th engr in Joseph d. Penn Syl 7th army he Richard a. Poe 2sth signal co Cornell w. Porter,172d inf regt Jesse j. Powell 112th luf regt Wulliam e. Price. 447th to co. -. Robert quiz Tuaoa 63d aaa gun in Charlesm Rhodes v corps arts Michael Rohay 112th inf regt Joseph m. Rowe. 435th he a in Stephen a a Piluga. Wist. Afa in Steve Schmotzer ij2th Ord my Diurso Maint co Lavern o. Schuler 112thinf regt Eugene p. Smith 7s67th pm depot up Warren e. Smith,38th Law div Lawrence a Sonksen 194th a in Trenton d. ,36th sep med in Victor l. Szuma Chowski Tel filth Usa eur eng school William l. Taylor 173th up in Merie a. Wade. 112th inf regt Thomas j. Walsh 109th a in John b. White. A Slot signal depot co Herbert a. Williams. 399th evac Hosp Jack p. Wilson 4th int div Leroya Winchester. 43d inf ulv and Rob Ert e. Yates 118th engr emotion.". Behind them Inin. Red Satin and red White am Blue the colors of Luxembourg and Black yellow and red for Belgium were members of Nearl every Royal House in Europe and diplomatic representatives f r o m throughout the world among the 2,000 guests was mrs Perle Mesta personal envoy o. President Eisenhower for her it was the last official function o her four years As . Minister to this Small country. Prince Jean in exile after the nazi occupation of world War ii served in the British army. He entered service As a private in. The Irish guards under the name o John Luxembourg and later was sent to officer candidate training As a lieutenant he participated in the Normandy Campaign and was with Allied armies during the and Vance on Brussels. W h err Gen George " a fat ton jr., liberated Luxembourg sept. 10, 1944, Prince Jean and his father entered the grand duchy in one of ration s tanks in a triumphant arrival. Procession in Bain after the Cathedra ceremony the couple braved a drenching rain to Lead a procession through the Cobblestone streets in an open Chrysler convertible while 100,000 cheered in the second car a Cadillac convertible were Leopold and grand Duchess Charlotte. The Bride was the godchild of the grand Duchess belgian King Baudouin the Bride s brother escorted the Bride s mater Nal grandmother Princess Ingeborg of Sweden in the third Royal party also includes Prince Consort Felix of Luxem Bourg King Leopold s wife Prin Cess de Rethy Queen Elizabeth of Belgium Queen Juliana and Prince Bernard of the Netherlands the Crown Prince of Norway sex King Umberto of Italy Prince car3bernadotte of Sweden Prince Axel of Denmark the Prince and Prin Cess of Liechtenstein and other representatives of the Luxembourg hapsburg and Bourbon Parma and other Royal houses of the procession wound through the streets a Salute of 101 gun boomed out and 32 belgian air Force Jet fighters roared overhead. " the couple was expected to leave on a honeymoon in the Royal Bel Gian yacht from Italy. And they lived happily Ever afterwards. Lith anniversary of Bataan Manila. April 9 a War vet Erans and families today attended mass at i. Samat cemetery rest ing ground for most Theattle of Bataan. Overhead Philip Pine a Iid . Air Force planes circled lift formation. Bataan fell 11years ago today. .-.-. 9 editors Back Tell inside Moscow american editors arriving in Berwin fitter their visit to Moscow. Is photo by say soviets let the m see Anysh ing they but Drew line at peek into Ordinary Hornes v " a continued from Page 1 if americans stationed in Viet capital had reported any Chang for the belter in., their living conditions which former . Ambas Sador. George Kennan recently compared to conditions in a nazi internment Camp. Wick said there had been a change in the past id or 20 Days. Rebecca. Of Gross of the Lockhaven a daily express said the russian people first became aware of a possible change in Kremlin policies after the amnesty was declared freeing prisoners in russian jails. None of the publishers was a Leto say he saw signs the amnesty had been put into effect and people actually released from prison. Interpreters a along or. Marcel Bur Aux a. Travel Agency president said we had three interpreters with us All the time but we were allowed to go about on our own if we wanted to Biddle said they tried to arrange interviews with Premier Georgi m. Malenkos and foreign minister Vyacheslav a Molotov by were unsuccessful. Molotov was in . Mrs. June Mcllvain of the Downing on a Archive de scribed Moscow As a City of fences she said construction work slums and other unpleasant looking areas were walled off by wooden fences7 or 8 feet High. The publishers admitted they bad seen More than they would Tell at their press conference tonight he Din the hotel Kempinski because each had made previous commit ments with press services and would do stories for their own papers. Biddle saw some dispatches writ ten by american newsmen in mos cow after they had been censored by the soviets he said All reference to sudden and dramatic changes in stories of a possible Kremlin foreign policy Shuli were deleted. " / one dispatch he Saio. Reported the changes would be Felt in we Nook and cranny of " the " soviet the word was deleted with the explanation that the soviet Union had none. Wick said they were told Al film they took must be developed and printed in Moscow but the authorities relented and allowed them to take out Rolls of undeveloped film. Wick said three Rolls were confiscated by a polish Border guard on the train at Brest Lite ask in route to Berlin after they had be come careless about leaving Cam eras put in the open. He said the guard came Down the train aisle and the travel agent warned put away your cameras whereupon one publisher Swal Lowed his caviar mistaking camera for Wick pointed out that each pub Lisher had his own opinions an could talk for no one else on what each saw in Russia. Cautions optimism but. At least three Wick Biddle and Eugene a. Simon of the Taren Tum a daily news expressed cautious optimism on the improve ment of relations Between East and West. But Simon said it is to Early to. Ascertain that definite policy changes have been made. We must wait for Concrete Biddle said the fact that we were permitted to make sin itself an optimistic Wick said he was hopeful that Malenkos might be leading insofar As More specific report son what the nine have seen mrs. Horses for East zone police Berlin april 9 a the anti communist league of free jurists reported today that East Germany militarized police Force wants 150, 000 horses by 1934. Foe mar sign pm pact today continued from Page 1 Haye it signed tomorrow i think t s quite possible Daniel said. Asked if the in is ready to Start he Exchange on 24 to 48 hours notice Daniel said we Are ready the communists today promised o hand Over sick and wounded Allied pcs at the rate of 100 daily. They said they could receive 500.isabled reds from the allies each if agreement on arrangements for the Trade is signed tomorrow it will have been hammered out in Only five Days of meetings in contrast to the full scale armistice negotiations that began in july 1951, lagged through months of acrimonious debate then were broken Oft in definitely by the allies last oct. 8. Daniel said no reference has Bee made inside the conference hut to the resumption of the truce talks. Mcllvain t summed up Theof most when she said i m ing mine for the International new service the London daily and the Downing on Archive. Miss Gross said Moscow had share of slums but that Many aft Wood shacks Are being torn Down to be replaced by Brick and structures. Window shopping she was depressed at the display of food Tutic in some of the. Government Stow until on closer inspection she note that the cheeses hams fruits Ani some bread were artificial. Nevertheless she said the at triage russian worker who eur or anywhere from 800 to 2,000a month can buy two pounds bread for 1 Ruble. Biddle said rents generally a very Low about s per cent worker s income but clothing t expensive. A pair of goo shoes runs As High As 450 Knudson injected with a fro two Beers and two vodkas asked if they saw in Moscow the t nominated mrs. Mcllvain ser and she said bluntly Russ offer new peace continued from Pagel plans to rearm Germany Ani sri that country must and democratized. That is -_1soviet Union always sought will continue to press for obstacles he said Russia has been to Stop the korean War broke out but did not 9s detail except of say that a would ease world tensions. In unit votes inquiry into germ War chaff United nations ins the in political approved today Over mild bloc opposition an Quiry into communist . Forces used germ Korea. The 60-Natioa. Commttte52-5, with three abstentions Resolution sponsored other countries Pithrea calling for a up e Wal a a v s s1 0 a ii ise ii a i to e i re acc a i to of � Neutral a Egypt Pakistan Sweden a Guay were named to Tae
