European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 18, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 2 the stars and stripes tuesday november 18, 1958 us Abandons free Trade plan Staffe set for economic War London a Brit in abandoned it i to year old project for n free Trade area fat which would have allowed tariffs to be scrapped gradually in Western Europe the derision of prime minister Harold Macmillan s government came after France last. Friday publicly rejected Britain s concept of fans a basis of negotiation. As a result unless t he leaders of non communist Europe act swiftly to introduce provisional measures Poe John names cardinals irom i h moved swiftly not Only to fill vacancies in the sacred col Liui increase its Overall complement erudition Troken the College had been limited to 70in finals since that number was established by Pope Silus v in Lvi Pope John raised the number by five to 75 princes of the Church Vatican sources said the appoint ment of a mexican Cardinal had great significance in underlining s t e o Dily improving Church state relations since the persecutions of More i in years ago. Although Mexico is almost completely n roman Catholic nation. Of to n n a the West Ger trans remembered Ihei dead of two wars and the victims of the a is on memorial sunday Spe Kiiu in a ceremony in the parliament building. Interior min Isle Gerhard Schroeder said the German War cemeteries in 50 coun tries were perpetual reminders a the need in vigilance to prevent the peace Helm broken again people took wreaths to Ceme teries All Over the nation and Fin us were flown at half staff american Graves Aachen schoolchildren went across the in Ontic into Holland to decorate the Graves of Amer ican soldiers in the military Ceme Tery at Maru Raten. Neju a delegation of former German paratroopers went Bastogne. The. Belgian town that was the scene of the fiercest lighting in the 1 Battle of the bulk. To Lay a Wreath on the Wai memorial. Mailing Davs before Christmas merry Christmas ? yes if you Moil today various revolutions turned against the Church because of its former association Wilh Feudal landlords. Priests were mobbed and occasionally killed. A Linn sources said it was also significant that the pontiff had in creased the strength of the curia cardinals by six five italians and one Frenchman. The curia administrative body of the roman Catholic Church had lost some of its influence during i lie reign of Pius Xii. Pope John apparently plans to Delegate More authority to the curia. Before m o n d a y s nominations the sacred College numbered 52 cardinals if italian and-36 non italians. The representation included cardinals from 2, countries. The new nominations increased the to 27 nations. Those additional countries receiving cardinals in the new list Are Mexico. Uruguay Britain an Austria. Average age the average of the Ages of All 23 new cardinals is g7 years. The associated press reported the following nominations for Cardinal msgr Ameleto Cicognani apostolic Delegate to the . Msgr Paul Giobbe apostolic Inte Nuncio to the Netherlands msgr. Joseph Gariby Rivera archbishop of Guadalajara. Mex Ico. Msgr Antonio Maria Barbieri archbishop o Montevideo uru Guay msgr William Godfrey archbishop of Westminster Lon Don msgr Paul Marie Richaud. Archbishop of Bordeaux. France msgr Joseph Tieno y Monreal. 54, archbishop of Seville. Spain msgr fran Ikus Louig ii.3, Arch Bishop of Vienna msgr Julius Doe snor Bishop of Berlin. Besides msgr. Cicognani and msgr. Giobbe the Pope named 11 italians they Are msgr Giovanni Battista Man Tini archbishop of Milan msgr. Giovanni Urbani patriarch of Venice msgr. Giuseppe Fietta apostolic Nuncio to Italy msgr. Fernando Cento apostolic Nuncio to Portugal msgr. Carlo Chiarlo titular archbishop of a m i d a msgr Carlo Confaloni Ori. Secre tary of the congregation or seminaries and universities. Also msgr Alfonso cast ado. Archbishop of Naples msgr do Menico t a r d i n i Secretary of state msgr. Alberto Dijorio. Gen eral auditor of the apostolic Chan Mellory msgr Francesco Bracil sacramental discipline and msgr. Francesco Robert i Secretary of the congregation of the Council there is a threat that the continent May become the setting for a Trade War next year. The virtual collapse of the 17 nation talks has come despite the intervention of Macmillan and French Premier Charles de Gaulle. A foreign office spokesman said Macmillan received a message from de Gaulle answering one that he had sent the French Leader 10 Day Sago. The contents remained Undis closed but it is known that the Exchange amounted to a top level at tempt save the fat. Macmillan met Wilh some of his senior Cabinet ministers monday and arranged to inform the House of commons that Britain formally has called off a meeting on the project which was to have been held in Paris wednesday. Govern ment informants said the British walkout amounts to an abandon ment of the ambitious fat scheme in its present form. The French Cabinet will hold a special session on the dispute tuesday with de. Gaulle acting As chairman according to up Market plan Start on Jan. 1, six countries of Little Europe France West Germany Italy. Belgium Holland and Luxem Bourg go into business As a com Mon Market. They will lower tariffs for com Mon Market members. They will impose quotas on foreign goods and they will protect their own industries by building a common customs rate on imports. Britain and other Selling nations thus will stand to be squeezed out of old markets. They will have to consider reprisal measures which could touch off bitter economic and eventually political rivalries. Us wanted widening Britain s fat scheme was de signed to Widen the Workings and scope of the common Market by bringing 13 other european states into various handpicked arrange ments. It had been hoped that the fat also would begin Jan. 1. France never liked the British idea she has suggested Britain should join the common Market completely. She objected to some British reservations such As bar ring the British Commonwealth from the fat arrangements. The French say this would have left Britain in a privileged Selling position throughout the Globe girdling Commonwealth territories. Crash victim rent adm Leonard b. South Erland commander of 7th Fleet aircraft carriers was killed in a helicopter crash on leftist Broider makes first trip abroad since 1945 new York a Earl , former top communist in America left Here for London on his first trip abroad in 13 years. Browder said he applied for his passport in february but did not receive it until october. I be Learned patience Over the years he said. The state department had restricted passports for All communists and leftist sympathizers until a supreme court decision lifted the ban Early last summer. Browder said he was going to London to visit the publisher who is bringing out his Book Marx and he said he possibly might go on to Paris and Rome but had no settled travel Rockefeller foundation awards 18 fellowships new York a the Rocke Feller foundation announced its award of 18 fellowships9 of them to British scholars to students in Western Europe. Most will studying the . The fellowships were among 139 announced including 15 to students in Poland and one in Yugoslavia. Winds rip Abilene aniline Tex. A winds rip Ping into a residential area caused a Brief Tornado scare in this West Central Texas City tuesday. Police reported that Only two houses it the South part of town were damaged. They said there apparently was no Tornado funnel. No in juries were reported. Itinerant jailed n hostage deaths Richmond a. A a maid pointed to an itinerant at state police Headquarters Here and said that s the Man who shot two women to death in their isolated Home near Bowling Green. Two murder warrants were served on the suspect who identified himself As William Brown 56, of Shelbyville Tenn. Edna Mae Parker 18-year-old maid of mrs. James s. Brooks 33, said Brown was the Man who shot her mistress and mrs. Katherines. Brooks 74. Brown admitted being in the Brooks Home at the time of the shooting but he denied intention ally killing either of the women after holding eight persons As terrified hostages for More than two hours. Power to be flown Home for burial Madrid a Debbie Anne Power prepared Here to leave for Hollywood with the remains of her husband Tyrone Power who died saturday irom a heart attack. The Young widow who expects to Bear Power s child in february was to leave for new York by plane with the Star s body. His Secretary for 20 years William Gallagher also is making the trip. Power was stricken on the set of the movie Solomon and Sheba in which he played the title role with Gina Lollobrigida As costar. Producer Ted Richmond director King Vidor production manager Richard Mcwaters and other com Pany officials were in conference monday to decide the future of the picture which was More than 60 per cent completed when Power died. Company spokesmen expressed Surprise Over a United artists announcement in Hollywood that actor Yul Brynner would replace Power in the role. They pointed out United artists is Only part producer and miss Lollobrigida and i Dor would have to give their Okay to any change. Alcorn backed by leaders in gop shakeup by Jack Bell Washington a chairman Meade Alcorn has won the personal Blessing of vice president Richard m. Nixon and Nelson a. Rockefeller for drastic moves to revitalize the Republican party after its disastrous nov. 4 defeat. Alcorn who presided Over the worst Licking the gop has taken in years ordinarily would be expected to Bow out and let an other Man rebuild on the ruins. Instead the Republican chair Man has received the approval of president Eisenhower Nixon and Rockefeller to do what he can to Ward infusing new blood into the party. The fact that the three leading republicans have Given him their support is Likely to make Alcorn something of a crusader in encouraging state rebellions against party Hacks and honorary National committeemen and state chairmen who flunked their courses on elec Tion Day � As National chairman Alcorn can t do anything practical about replacing antediluvian republicans except to keep hands off when younger elements seek to modern ize their Pirty setup this he is doing in every Case that has Arisen thus far Alcorn will face a showdown when the National committee meets Here in mid january. He May be tested somewhat before then if the executive committee members can arrange their schedules to con Vene Here next month. Convention site the primary business aft these meetings will be to discuss a site for the 1960 Republican nominating convention but if the question of Alcorn s stewardship comes up he is forearmed shortly after the nov. 4 elec Tion returns were in Alcorn called on or. Eisenhower and presumably offered his resignation. Presumably or Eisenhower waved i aside what was infinitely More important however was that Alcorn cleared his continuance in office with Nixon As a practical Politi Cian Nixon was said to have recognized that Alcorn was merely be ing a realist when he said last april that it was t in the cards for the republicans to regain control of the Senate. Nixon evidently did not expect the gop upsurge he predicted be fore the election and he did not blame Alcorn for the outcome same ideas moreover the ideas of Nixon and Alcorn on How to go about reviving the Republican party apparently coincided the two men were said to have agreed they had to have better and younger candidates than the gop offered in Many race this year Nixon apparently feels that Al Corn is Likely to be a Friendly National chairman in a period when the vice president is going to be extremely Busy drumming up party support for his bid for the i960 gop presidential nomination. On the other Side of the Fence Rockefeller also is cheering Alcorn on in the National chairman s Effort to shake the republicans into a semblance of modern organization and tactics. Alcorn. Who went to Dartmouth College with Rockefeller maintains a close relationship with the new governor of new York. Al Corn Rockefeller and Fred scrib Ner. Under Secretary of the trea sury All were classmates at Dart Mouth. Bonn budgets a research Bonn up the West German ministry for atomic affairs will spend 131,000.000 Marks $31,190,000 for research and development in the use of nuclear Energy for peaceful purposes during the fiscal year 1959-60
