European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 23, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stapes soviet Roll shows by omission who s not who handful of the soviet former pre and culture fur Ueva were from the member of soviet of 1.443 deputies soviet press in talk la s. Thrush soviet leaders i to Bulgarin an former presidium members Alexel Kirichenko Nurett Din Mukhil Odinov. Nikolai Belyayev. Averl i Aristov and Mikhail Pervushin were absent. All of them had seats in the Las supreme soviet elected in 1958. Observers said their no appear Ance was indicative of their Slid from the highest Levels of soviet Power. It was at the opening session of the newly elected supreme soviet in 1958 that Khrushchev was named to replace Bulgarin As pre Mier. Bulgarin dropped first to the Post of head of the . State Bank. Then he fell farther Down the ladder until eventually he Sank quietly into retirement. Mrs. Furt Seva and Mukhil Odinov failed to be re elected to the presidium at last fall s 22nd communist party  presidium members Belyayev and Kirichenko were demoted and sent to the hinterlands Early in 1960.pervukhin, who has been faintly linked with the ant party group was eased out of the presidium earlier and currently is ambassador to East Germany. Aristov currently ambassador to Poland also was dropped from the presidium last fall. Former soviet president Kliment e. Vor Shilov 81, was elected As Deputy for the Kashmir District of Moscow despite charges at the party Congress that he aide the ant party group. Observers considered it doubtful he would retain his former Post on the supreme soviet presidium when the new one is appointed atthe new supreme soviet s first meeting. Nilola Ignatov dropped front the communist party presidium Las fall remains one of the nation s Deputy premiers on the list of those re elected. Also re elected were War hero Marshall Semyon Timoshenko and former agriculture minister Vladimir Matskevitch although both were criticized in the soviet press. Rozen Ith Loma Iii a a ship employee was f to i almost instantly when popped open and with pressurized Liq being unloaded from Fernandez 27,  at a Hospital in Fernandez the j children was Anthe St. Louis ship � of the firm said Fer working with two oth the liquid ammonia to chemical co. T Accident occurred at the oleum co. Dock in Ca guess what Vou re right. It s a 1963 Volin under wraps at the Wolfburg Plant the wraps Are Sheet of paper taken from shipments of american steel used by the German firm. Up1 splattered Wilkenson. 35. Of fort an employee of the towing co. Also with the  reported Ion. Workman Frank Steg Ritly was not injured. Cities the Relief valve suddenly with no warn spout of liquid am the air. Stegbauer and ran in one direction Adez the opposite Way. Idling firm said the Tia is kept under pres degrees below Zero. An employee of the years lived in St. Lou billboards stick to Home la fines. Iowa up the outdoor advertising Assoc la last month put up Hill saying there is no Call stay in Iowa announced i sing the Virtues of its own its next billboard Cam 120 billboards will pro Iowa s literacy rate As Thein the nation its farm land nation s finest and its rate Al growth As above the average. How about Theis no California Cam Isnain thing we Learned fromn pain a spokesman said some people find it very to  famed name proves pain for Printer Llanfairpwllgwyngyll go Gerycz Wynd   Wales a the railway station i in this town that s supposed Toi have the longest name in the world is Selling platform ticket bearing the full name despite the headaches for the Printer. Previous platform tickets As Well As the regular train tickets carried the abbreviate name Llan fair . Persons who meet relatives an friends on British railway plat forms Are supposed to buy plat form tickets. They usually Cost 2 pennies. Cost hike the new tickets will Cost 3 pennies presumably because the Yare larger than regular tickets. New ones Are 6 inches Long and2 inches wide about double the regular size of platform tickets. Railway spokesman said they were printed to meet requests fro visitors and souvenir Hunters. The full name Means the Church of St. Mary in the hollow of a White Hazel near to rapid Whirlpool and to St. Tys Ilio s Church near a red  pull out of Germany Montgomery urges takes the cake Detroit a  Berry returned from a fire Call to find the freshly bake cake he had left to Cool on a Windowsill was gone. Berry theorized the thief was the same one who stole three pies in a similar situation last summer. Dobbin came Bobbin in causes huge Nightmare Paul Minn. Up a guest dropped in at Kelson s Home in suburban and Nelson does t w to get the visitor to rear old Black Mare wan i into the Nelson Yard and on a Well cover which from one Corner of the the horse fell through thend somehow managed to through a Hole into the basement of the  can t lift it Back out be cause the Hole is too Small Nel son said. We can t take it out the step because the stairs Are too weak and there s a Sharp turn at  a Ramsey county horse patrol representative was summoned to help figure a Way out meantime old Dobbin was bedded Down for the night London a Field Marsha Viscount Montgomery once Deputy supreme commander of Nat forces in Europe has urged the Western allies to pull their troops out of West Germany and establish secure military bases in the far East instead. Today we Are helping to Defenda hit of Europe that is now per factly Well Able to defend itself j the 74-year-old Veteran told the House of lords during a debate on defense. The time has come after some12 years to redeploy our nato forces. We need to develop our maritime strategy in the near Middle and far  must have bases which Are completely secure. I am convince that in this matter of a firm and secure base cast of Suez we ought to establish that base in  Montgomery Britain s military hero of world War ii who retired from his nato Post in 1958, was commenting on the conservative government s new defense policy one based on the concept of fas Mobile forces ready to Speed to any trouble spot on the  government believes in Cut Ting Down the number of Perma nent British military bases Over seas but has suggested the retention of fixed establishments in Aden and  disagreed with that. On no account he told the Peers should we spend millions of pounds building Barracks an Shore establishments in such bases As Aden and Singapore which May not be ours for All times. They Are not Safe areas. I would like to see it All put into a really Safe base like  whose often unorthodox views have aroused storms of controversy in Britain and Commonwealth countries in Blaze destroys stores outside it. Campbell it. Campbell by. Up shopping Center just outside the Gate of the army base Here has been destroyed by fire. Officials said the Blaze hit the Midway shopping Center and de a oyed a number of  from it Campbell and Clarksville tenn., fought the Blaze. Recent years said the world potential danger spots lie in the near. Middle and far East and i Africa. He told the House that nuclear weapons stopped the third world War because no nation wanted to commit  then he added in any disarmament program the nuclear weapon must be the last thing to go not the  pianist could t find right key Baltimore a they Don usually laugh when the noted musician Arthur Rubinstein sit Down at the piano. But there were a few muffled giggles at one of his rehearsals. Rubinstein rehearsing to play Beethoven s concerto no. 5" with the Baltimore symphony sat Downto his favorite piano trucked in for the concert touched the key but got no sound. An audience of about 150, at tending on special privilege waited about 15 minutes while a piano tuner was summoned to remove a device which locks the works of a piano during transportation. Maybe the food is Good Milwaukee up the Mil Waukee county zoo is having trouble keeping wild animals  director George Speidel said he has ordered traps to catch native wild foxes that have been trying to enter the of. House probing High Cost of i hospitals Washington a the House armed services committee has asked the defense department to explain Why military hospitals Cost As much As $33,000 a bed while civilian hospitals built under the Hill Burton act average $18,000 a Bod. Why is there such a vast Dif Ference chairman Carl Vinson d-ga., asked Edward j. Sheridan Deputy assistant Secretary of de sense for properties and installations. Extra features blamed Sheridan and other witnesses from his office said that military hospitals contained Many features not included in civilian institutions. This prompted rep. Porter Hardy jr., d-va., to comment you May be putting in too Ela borate  committee members also asked Why it was necessary to pay architects fees of up to 6 per cent on each Hospital instead of using the same construction plans for More than one Hospital. Karl Barth of Sheridan s office testified that this had been tried with hospitals at it. Dix . It. Bragg . It. Benning ga., an others. But he said that the procedure just did t work out be cause the plans had to be adapted to specific needs. Barth said that the Cost a Square foot for military and civilian hospitals with comparable facilities was about the same $31. Dead autos get new lease on life East Hampton . A junked autos Are being used Here to Shore up undermined beaches ravaged by the winds and tides of the recent Atlantic storm. The wind whipped Waves washed away Sand dunes which protect some of this Long Island Village s most expensive summer Homes. In tin Effort to restore the Dune before another storm hits the stripped and rusted Chassis of some 400 junkyard autos were hauled Here and Laid Side by Sid for a 2,000-foot stretch. They were used to Anchor Man tons of Marl a Clay like substance which also was carted to the undercut area. Cadillac Farmer will abstain from pay for unplanned Grain Elmira . A Farmer Bill Smith who bought a Cadillac last year with Money he received for not planting Corn As part of the voluntary Federal feed Grain program said he s staying out of the program this year. I lived without these payments before last year Smith said. Think i can do it  Smith from nearby big Flats bought the Cadillac to Point Aphis opposition to the program. He said the plan was a something for nothing proposition for the Farmer now but eventually would Lead to further Federal control Over Agri culture. The Only reason i took the pay ments last year was to make a Point Smith said. I had considered buying another Cadillac this year and putting a sign on it saying they re still at it folks but then i decided if the Point has t been made by now it never will