European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 12, 1953, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes us great task9 Ted nations no. April u top Dag Hara Harskjold Tattoo pc Over As Secretary general of the United nations yesterday de the world organization in the words of. Abraham Lincoln Here devoted to the great task remaining before us a it Bess offered its Best wishes to tie swedish Diplomat and Cabot Lodge. Spakic for the , said his quotation from address has goal straight to our hearts f took the oath of office from Lester Pearson of i Stevens says ammo supplies for Korea now in Good shape president Kin in Tite easier Parade Reser a stockpile improving he teus probes president of the general Assembly promising to exercise in Joe laity. Dts Region and the functions entrusted to me As International civil servant. Hobby okd for new Cabinet Post a Washington april u apr the Senate has unanimously Jwied. President Eisenhower s nomination of mrs. Oveta Colp Hobby. " is newspaper publisher sad of loser women s army a rps Secretary of he attn education and welfare Jas. Hobby 48r becomes a. Folt fledged Cabinet member today As newly created department replaces the Oid Federal Security Korea of military Victor Van Fleet Chicago april 11 up gear. Van. Fleet former Jcj commander in Korea said states Day be still believes the lifted nations should press for Victory there. Nothing new11 in torrent peace overtures of theand that he us still has the Opportunity to win in Korea if it acts boldly and j without i recommend thai the War in Korea a ended Wita a military Victory Van Fleet said. We can not go on half at War and half at yes ask draft of 400 medics in june 3jjzw&shisgtos, april ii up the armed services is Cerf select of pfc Headquarters vaster play for 2ss physicians and 145 dentists Ini Jet fuck reduced of Weir we Diesl draft cars for May from 0 to 309 to a inducted is june toll be just potted to the win get Flo dentists with 45 going to the air Force Fiatt a wig bring to sm2 the numbers of physicians draft Edke Start of the korean tear. Sore 2js6s rentals Hare been to wedding called political is. April ii a the mass Drc Uutinen Dally Mirror reported whispers that the mtr riase of Belgium s Princess Josephine and Privee Jean of Luxembourg was net a love match Bat Washington april 11 a investigating senators heard from the new army Secretary yesterday that an munition supplies in Korea now an in Good Slape Bat were levelled at former Pentagon civilian chiefs and High army president Eisenhower looks on paternally As his Dat Trier i intr mrs. John Eisenhower adjusts Tae easter finery of Are two Anne and dint David Eisenhower a we App about to step out in a Little easier Parade of thei own at wf0foor had just attended Church Serries. Toted press it said the wedding guests were Nisei by a unexpected and lie incident Between Belgium s 74-year-ld Queen Mother t and the Sta Moronis Princess ulimae second Wile of former King its front Page the tabloid Mirror splashed a picture of Princess Charlotte in hex wedding dress. Above la two Inch Type was be the sad Bay i Ofago athletes gain Asylum in Austria a april ii of five members of a yugoslav soccer Tea Austria were Galvea political Asylum a the British zone were members of the croatian state team of Sisak which several austrian towns during the easter holidays and re tto Yugoslavia yesterday. Sve who remained in Austria said they did so because spied upon and discriminated against in Yugoslavia had refused to enter the communist party. Photos dispute peek s i health april ii up the East Berlin press today published is German president Wilhern Pik. Receiving newly a Exeen ambassador la Amir zen Hart in Bis state residence t 17-year-old head of the East German regime recently was t seriously i with in Tuen. Tje pictures published today than in apparent Good health. Fetz Breaks Israel s German music ban of Israel apr3 n Opp violin virtuoso Jaschia hike the 20-year-old Banie of music by German and got an Elvation for of the Richard Straass �. Single sound of dissent in Hall where the i hts recital with the despite the fears of r now citizens pct h us Fedj Lamarr. .3 who us. From her native 2s37, became awas not Oral her real name Hedwig police that there might be angry disagreement with his Choice. German musical compositions have been banned Here since 1s33 to retaliation for the German Banon the works of jewish composers. Mem dismisses Mario Lansa in dispute on movie Hollywood april ii up movie Singer Mario Lanza was fired by metro aged Ryn Miyer yesterday on charges jus temperament Cost a year costly postpone ments of the student Prince a studio announcement said. A spokesman said the delay Cost the studio More than and affected the jobs of Many audio workers. The studio spokesman said recently gave the Star a Choice of beginning work on tie movie april13 or May 5. But he countered with demands not compatible with Bis contract and said he would no report for work unless they were met the studio Saidl crooner Vic Damone now being mustered out of. The army an Singer Jane Powell will a tested for the roles. A $5,195, suit filed by my against Lanza last autumn for fail ing to report for work still spending in Superior court. Farewell dinner Given mrs. Luce in Bridgeport Bridgeport conn., april u cup Clare Boothe Luce who sail tuesday for Italy to become us. Ambassador there was Given record attendance testimonial Din Ner in the Ritz ballroom Here Las night by More than l300 local and state Republican political also coincided with her 5qth birthday. At the dinner sponsored by Many Bridgeport italians she spoke in italian. Security lifted for pm Swap Tokyo. April u up Denmark w. Clark. United nations far East commander yesterday set aside Many Security to permit rapid coverage Olathe release of disabled War prisoners. Clark s Headquarters disclose plans allowing immediate inter views at Mun san and at Hospital sin Japan with returned prisoners who Are mentally and physically Able to answer questions. Interviews with released prison trs Are banned under Standard intelligence regulations. Agencies and radio net works will deliver the names of All returned prisoners to families around the Globe before they can be officially reported through the military. This is a Radical de parture from usual policy. Great world interest1 a Headquarters spokesman said Clark s action was taken in recognition of the great world interest As Well As the deep personal feel Ings of relatives and friends of the prisoners. The released men will be delivered in Small groups at pan Hun Lorn. There they will be put aboard ambulances or helicopters Tor the 14-mile trip to the unite nations base Camp at Mun san. No interviews will be permitted during the few minutes they Are l Assing through pan Hun Jom. Twas expected that about 50 Allied newsmen will observe and photo graph the Exchange at the truce Camp. To evidence of past shortages in. Harry f. Byrd id a Saiid that if military Lead ers conduct everything As the have this Amati action Short Psi the Jcu try can have to conf Denee of Robert t. Stev is Araby Secre Ary Siree i.v5t february told the Senate subcommittee investigating the situation that while it is Clear in my sind there have been serious shortages at the Froc lines in the past he now thinks 1the situation is currently in Good 2the stockpile of Reserve ant Rauni Tion which was almost exhausted before new prod action i started is beginning to improve. New plants advanced 3three new plants now under construction to produce 155-mm shells will come into production six months ahead of made no Effort to Chal Enge previous testimony by genomes a. Van Fleet former 8th army cd now retired that a fort existed during the 22 months he was in command. But Stevens did say that by the Tims Van Fleet Eft Korea Early this year the am munition stocks at the Battlefront were Corner Tittle members praised Stevens Elferts since Hook , some of there were Crit 7cal of what had on before. Byrd liked neither the Way former decease Secretary Rob it a. Lovett and former army Frank c. Pace or. Were re sorted to have handled the am munition situation nor the performance of uniformed army vials. Lovett. Pace criticised Byrd. Said neither Lovelt not Pace had required subordinates to seep them informed of the Situa Tion which developed into serious Una Post bids Hays Farewell at review lin2, april 11 special Linthi lattary Post bade Farewell yester Day to it Gen George a Hays retiring cd of .Torces in aus Tria with b mounted review give by the 4th army Cav econ in at Imp Mccauley. I am proud to have played apart along with you men in our nation s determination to protect its Freedom and that of other countries As Well Hays told the assembled troops. Yoa must be Strong Alert and ready to defend it against anyone who would set the nip. To subvert this Freedom. The general was accompanied by Brig Gen Charles e. Hoy go the tactical comat Ufa col Thomash Nix Oit chief of staff Ufa and col Ricaard j. Werner tactical come chief of staff. They were greeted at the Camp Mccauley Railroad station by col Earl j. Murphy Unz Militar " Post co and later on the review Field by it col John w. A Tobosa 4th recon co Elvys who also attended a luncheon at the Camp Mccauley officers club will retire april 30 after 35 years of military service shortages during the first Cou Teof years of the War asserting they were at fault in not asking tha tall matters of serious consequences be submitted directly to Theca the virginian turned to the club Ter of generals and colonels including maj Gen Elbert l. Ford Ord Nance chief who were in the hear ing room and announced we have great military leaders but i am not impressed with their business sense i say that in the presence of these gentlemen he said he thought we ought to depend a Little More on business experts than on the military i procuring supplies and substitute efficiency for inefficiency exit this red tape and get some red tape fantastic there has been testimony that a contract had to travel Lor nine months through 10.000 Miles of corridors and offices before it was put into the hands of a firm and production was started. Byrd East the red tape situation the subcommittee . Margaret Chase Smith a Meken eted yesterday s ses Sion with a statement that the fact there had been Anuno Snguan Short Ages at the front was manifestly Clear on the basis of previous testimony. But. She said it also was dear troops never actually were out of ammunition. ,
