European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                September 1958 the stars and stripes r i allies nearing completion of status forces agreement Bonn a West German and Allied negotiators Are nearing the end of their massive task of drafting a series of treaties Defin ing the precise conditions on which North Atlantic treaty Organiza Tion nato forces May remain in the for nearly Throe years representatives of West the the Netherlands and Canada have been hammering out the officials said there was a Good Prospect their work would be finished by the end of this called the status forces agree the pacts will cover in intricate details every conceivable situation arising out of the presence of nearly nato troops for possibly years to the 80 different with hundreds of refer to such i the passenger ship built in stands for sept 13 Quin Juliana will Christen the 758 foot liner in the Hollan America line flagship is exit nerd sail for new York in it will carry photo British plan Airliner to Fly Mph London British government and the stat owned British overseas airways ire actively considering plans for a Ramjet Airliner capable of flying from London to new York i in two it was the planned by the Bristol Aero engine will j carry 150 passengers and Fly at about it could be in service in 10 Bristol chairman sir Arnold Hall said the revolutionary Airliner would be twice As heavy As tin Turboprop but not As expensive designers have tentatively planned for six conventional jets to Power the Airliner for Takeoff and two Ramjet would be used for Hig Altitude cruising at nearly three the Speed of basically the Ramjet is a hollow tube that does away with the Ordinary jets working parts and achieves compression by air passing at High the Ramjet Airliner would not have any windows because of heating passengers and Crew would View the outside through Tele vision Chrysler raises 9 holdings in Simco to 25 per cent new Yolk a the font to automobile correspondents indicate both sides exaggerate damage to que Tioy Light j also claim they silenced Many thin or May try to Taipei a to the communist Shore batteries and j blockade Quemoy and Cut off by Robert tuck Mas is now on fourth owned by the j Quemoy islands from two weeks j thai they have blown up Oil storage Chrysler one of americas heavy communist shelling is tanks and Supply american correspondents Bis oar formerly owned 15 per cent of Simca but increased its ownership by buying additional so the Kalian Fiat is reportedly Mill to control about per Cut of on 3 it said on returning from the pm Hatt cd nationalist held correspondent Larry Miller of the armed forces newspaper Pacific stars arid said nationalist fortifications Are taking direct hits and All its doing is had made an initial investment in blowing Sand off Simca by buying 15 per cent of the Miller Ami another of tin news papers Al flew Back to Taipei with six other newsmen after spending three Days on Stork interest held by the Ford motor passenger car sales to Colbert says Miami up passenger car sales will increase j close to 30 per cent during 1959 and foreign cars we account for Only a Small part of the in Chrysler president Colbert has we Are anticipating and plan Ning for a year in which Between million to 6 million passenger cars will be sold at retail in the Colbert told 350 newsmen at a National news preview of the 1959 Chrysler cars and other newsmen said nationalist comr Anders also claimed in talk ing with them that the Cornu the american newsmen said the nationalist claims of a on sided Victory in a naval engagement off Quemoy last monday night were the correspondents nist shelling was ineffectual be1 were unanimous in reporting the cause of inadequate gunnery and nationalists did not sink anywhere that the reds were not using the kind of thee correspondents also re ported that Gen hit Veteran commander of the nationalist Gar Rison on has vowed the defenders will hold the Island at All he said the communists have the nationalists claim the Retiree possible moves May diced red firing is due to their j try to invade May first he they i try to take the Titan islands and medic who aided Sank Dies to me up surgeon Raffael Paolucci i who a k a battleship and helped save the life of the died of a heart attack at the Are of Blu blooded a monarchist party Leader and one of Italy leading medical was part of the team of doctors who treated Pope Pius Xii Dur ing his near fatal attack of gastritis and hernia in december in world War then an italian Navy Sank the austrian battleship Vir ibus uni Tift in the naval base of Pola in a daring human torpedo at British Union asks lifting of barriers to red Oracle England up Britain massive trades Union Congress Tuc has called Mously for lifting of strategic embargoes on Trade with Russia and communist it did so in a Resolution approved unanimously by delegates rep resenting 8 million British Trade the Tuc is holding its annual Congress the Resolution highlighted a Day in which the Tuc also condemned the conservative governments anti India Tion economic the governments de Mand for restraint in pressing new wage boost that communist China be Given its rightful place in the United nations and prom ised to give Early attention to the fur Eastern crisis in an Effort to prevent it from supporting the Resolution on Trade with the communist Arthur himself a communist and general Secretary of the powerful National Union of mine told the you have got to face the fact were living in a changing were proceeding from capitalism through social and we will ultimately reach and there is no escape from Horner i do and i think 1 am speaking on behalf of the British that we Are fools to forego the Opportunity of trading the skill of our workers and the results of their skill for the raw materials and food we do not produce i believe we have to Trade with complementary we can not sell anything to America but antique furniture and scotch he added amid earlier the conference passed unanimously a Resolution introduced by Frank Leader of the 3 million member transport and general workers reject ing the conservative governments wage restraint near 11 red torpedo boats As they the newsmen witnessed the naval engagement which raged As they were going ashore in a Small City not shelled returning newsmen said the communists have entry for psychological reasons shelling Quemoy which is the principal Center on the with a civilian population of they said Only five shells landed in Quemoy City since the sudden barrage 23 which precipitated the present crisis in Formosa the communists have been using Shoreline loudspeakers and firing surrender leaflets in artillery shells calling on Quemoy defenders to give up leaflet urge the nationalist Garrison to kill Mili tary advisers on Quemoy and defect about 20 american military advisers Are on the of them has been a but free chinese soldiers were killed in the 23 verse subjects As licenses for sol Diers exemption of whisky from German liability of off duty troops to German Law and the forces right to charge across the Countryside in tanks on a the pact is similar to those concluded Between other nato but the Peculiar position of frontline Germany has added a few the German negotiators have been determined to get every Little thing Down on has been a Hydra headed said one Allied every time we chopped off one lot of problems a fresh lot would Man Euver rights officials said three main prob lems remain Man Euver requisitioning of German property for use by the Allied forces and the categories of facilities and services to be provided free of charge by Bonn the Man Euver rights question was being troublesome because it was a controversial matter requiring close definition to prevent future Farmers and nature lovers were constantly attacking the Allied use of the Countryside for the Federal Structure of German government meant that All decisions had to be approved by local right Down to county we have to document with maps and specific approval of every local authority the use of every Square Inch of said an Allied requisition problem the requisitioning of property was also providing be cause the Allied forces Are being reshuffled to make room for the expanding German this meant that new premises for such facilities As workshops and storage had to be found in new troop each had to be cleared first with the local author the third outstanding item was How much the Bonn government was ready to spend on providing such services As Gas and electricity and use of roads for the officials acknowledged that the bargaining had been but in Good the record of negotiations already filled several filing but now we feel it is like an with most of it under water and Only the tip said a the allies have been covered by the troop convention attached to the Paris treaties which ended the occupation in May this much More favor Able to the allies than the new will be replaced by the stat Uso forces political donations urged Seroje general launched drive to encourage its employees to contribute Money to political Republican and democratic committees have been set up to make germans troubles doubled after surrender to court Germany up Ludwig presented self at the office of the Hanau City saying he now was ready to serve the 14month jail sentence imposed on him 20 months ago for Hanau authorities checked their discovered Ludwig Schmidt was supposed to have been serving that sentence since april 14 in a Bayreuth Schmidt replied the fellow in jail was merely a he claimed he had met the Standin in a Frankfurt explained he was too Busy just then to go to and the Chance acquaintance had offered to help out by serving schmidts the Standin was Schmidt and figured that in jail he at least had free Board and both the real one and the whose name now appears to be Karl Heinz have been charged with forgery and evasion of the