European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 21, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                It tuft 6 the stars and stripes Friday August 21, a to j 1 it c Colls Germany world s be. 1 problem charges dropped by us. A on or Baruch ignores birthdays has 89th against six convicted Aso Smith act violators in 56 Cleveland a the govern ment dropped a conspiracy charge against six o h i o a n a convicted three years ago of Smith act violations. Their conviction after a length trial in Cleveland was reversed by the . District court of appeals and a retrial was ordered. The government identified All of themas members of the communist party. They were Frank Hashmall 39,former youth director of the Ohio Section of the party Anthony Krchmarek 61, former Ohio party chief George Watt 49, once the party s National labor Secretary mrs. Lucille Bethencourt 31, former Lorain Ohio party Leader and Joseph Brandt 49, and Martin Chancey 51. Charges against the six were reluctantly dropped said Russell e. Ake District attorney because we can t meet the requirements it Down by the supreme court in the Yates  proof the supreme court held that the government in prosecuting under the Smith act must show that persons were inciting immediate action to overthrow the govern ment. In reversing the 1956 conviction of the six the court of appeals held on May 24, 1958, that the record does not contain evidence enough to support conviction on a charge of conspiracy to overthrow the  the trial before Federal Jud Echarles j. Mcnamee took three months to Complete during which More than a million words of Testi Mony were taken. The men were sentenced to five year terms and the woman received a 2 year  against them were dropped formally when Mcname granted a motion by the govern ment to dismiss the Case. New York up elder statesman Bernard m. B a r u c h never worries about growing he said a reached h 5 s 89th , i Nan wizard an Counselor to presidents an nations was receiving messages of health andmmm.,-.mvm Napp Ness both at Baruch his office and his Home. I Don t think about birthdays Baruch said in an interview. It s a mistake of people to think about getting old of years passing toy. You know cowards die Many times. The valiant but once Baruch chuckled when he was asked How he Felt about this particular  do everything i used to do but not quite As much he  out of his office window 31 stories above Busy madisonave., Baruch recalled that he and Winston Churchill admired the View from this room before world War  looked out this window together and i said to him you know 3,000 Miles of this country extend out there and the mos wonderful resources which made this country great. But the Rea sources out there Are the people. They really made this country great Baruch said world problems of today Are entered around one question what to do about Ger Many tied up or part of that i what disposition will be made of nuclear Energy he said. Only three countries have nuclear Energy today Russia the United states and England. But no nation can afford not to have it. And soon every nation will have the bomb. So it is necessary to Stop now any use of nuclear Energy for destructive uses and put Allour Energy toward peaceful  hitching up their Iron horses russians win custody Case Chicago a four boys were Gien permission to rejoin their parents in soviet Russia ending a custody dispute in which the russian government took  Case of the Kozmin children Richard 12 George 11 Paul 9,and Peter 2was closed by circuit judge Thomas Kluczinsky at a citizenship status hearing. The judge said the older boys expressed a desire to be reunited with their parents. Peter was not  parents George and Nadeja Kozmin returned to Russia voluntarily in 1957, but the Cus Tody controversy dates to 1953when the three elder boys were made wards of the family court because both parents were sent to mental institutions. Parents in Moscow or. And mrs. Kozmin who had been in the . For seven years now live in Moscow. Peter was made a court Ward shortly before the parents left for Russia. The children were cared for in Foster Homes. The soviet government protested that the children had been wrong fully separated from their  action to reunite the Chil Dren with their parents was brought by Irving Steinberg a lawyer representing the soviet consulate. Steinberg maintained the Chil Dren would be Well treated in Moscow. He said Kozmin is a me chanic there and mrs. Kozmin is a seamstress. The horse May have Given Way to the Automo bile in Lebanon wis., but these hitching posts have been a part of the scenery in the business District for 50 years. John Eske 7, foreground and brother Robert 11, tie up their trusty steeds to the Concrete pillars. In photo . Ports fight silent War on pests by North american newspaper Alliance Washington every half hour at one of the ports or land Frontier posts of the ., an a Gri culture department inspector intercepts a pest illegally trying to enter this country. The pests Chapra beetles mex ican fruit Flics Pink bollworm Golden Nen modes and other unwanted visitors enter the . Through the Luggage of returning tourists and the baggage Compart ments of trains planes and ships from abroad. Some of them cause serious crop and livestock damage. One pest can do it said e. A Reagan chief of foreign Plant quarantine enforcement of the department of agriculture. Just As one soldering cig Aret can Start a Forest fire one diseased Plant or one female insect pest ready to Lay eggs could devastate a Seg ment of .  As examples he cited the Chest nut blight which destroyed Mil Lions of Trees in the Eastern . And the Mediterranean fruit Fly Scourge of Florida in 1957. He said it Cost $10 million to eradicate the fruit Fly from Florida. Wanted burglars great big ones Chicago a police Are seeking burglars who know some thing about Bronze about 2% tons of Bronze. Thomas Burns sales manager of the Johnson Bronze co., reported the loss of about 100 Bronze bars Worth More than $4,000. Burns said the thieves took Only bars of High Quality Bronze from a Stock room. Only Pilot s Pride Hurt in Highway Landing Mena Ark. Up an air Force colonel skidded his privately owned air plane into an emergency Landing on a state Highway and said the Only thing injured washes Pride. I m going to face a lot of rag zing when i get Back said col Robert Boycott he is stationed at Forbes air Force base Topeka Kan Boyett 42, said he was forced Toland on state Highway 88, about four Miles East of Mena because the fuel gauge was broken he was Tow on Gas and the weather was closing in on All  state policeman Carroll pageant Deputy Robert Carver had the plane towed six Miles Down the Highway to an Airfield. Boyett said the planned to make repairs and Fly the plane Back to Topeka. He is Public information officer at Forbes. The plane is owned by a strategic air Conid Aero club an organization of officers and enlisted men who Pool their Money and buy a plane. Boyett is from Jacksonville Tex. He said he was in route to visit relatives in Alexandria la. Reagan says increasing precautions Are being taken1 against undesirable foreign plants and Ani Mals. In 1958, he said nearly 20 million pieces of Luggage were inspected for dangerous Plant and animal materials at . Ports by the department of agriculture in cooperation with customs officials. This was a 20 per cent increase Over the 1957 figure. Pests intercepted last year by Reagan s men included some 100mediterranean fruit flies. Some of them were found in Coffee twigs and berries from Brazil which a returning schoolteacher was bring ing to show her students. Plants intercepted also intercepted were 79 plants infected with Citrus canker a Dis ease which was eliminated fro the . In 1943. Among other Seiz ures were Citrus Blac flies Melon lies Asiatic Rice borers Durra Stem borers and Mediterranean land snails. Reagan warns All returning tourists that prohibited As Well As restricted plants and animals Are subject to confiscation by . Tourists who wish to bring unprocessed foods plants seeds or animal products into the . Should apply for a permit from the agricultural research service of the department of agriculture he says. Chrysler tried 58 engines for new Small car Detroit a Chrysler  it. Built 58 versions of an engine before settling on the one be used on i s new Small valiant. The valiant Ford motor co Falcon and general motors Cor Vair will be the american big free motor company s ventures into the Small car Field in an attempt to offset sales of Small foreign automobiles in the . The valiant engine itself still is a secret. It has been speculate that the six Cylinder Power Plant is designed to be produced Inal Minum sometime in the future. Late november the valiant which will show up at dealers in late november evolved from a special commit Lee set up in 1957 by Chrysler presi Dent l. L. Colbert and headed by Harry e. Chesebrough Genera manager of what is now the Plymouth Desoto valiant  and other Chrysler officials discussed the new car with newsmen. Chesebrough said the committee decided on a num Ber of Basic requirements for the car including it must to smaller than Standard american cars Low initial Price six passenger Comfort with fuel dec Flomy decent pickup and Luggage space for a family weekend trip. Chesebrough said the car had Tobe larger than current foreign imports because of what he called the More demanding needs of the american Motorist. Lady Chatterley okd for Virginia Heaters Richmond a. Up the Virginia Board of motion picture censorship acting on the advice of the attorney general s office has approved the film lady chatter Ley s Lover for showing in Vir Ginia Heaters. The vote was 2-1."we feel there Are scenes that we Are not Happy about but the film itself is not obscene said director Margaret k. Gregory. She pulls a Dogwood on departing Airliner Charleston . Up you be heard of people running for trains and buses but woman passenger chased a plane at the Charleston municipal air  unidentified woman was on a National airlines flight which stopped Here. She was in Side the terminal when the plane began taxiing onto the runway for  woman clutched her hat in one hand and pulled her skirts up to running length with the other and gave  we plane stopped tool hey aboard Ana then took off