European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 3, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars and stripes Friday May 3, 1963 i it was Intlehouse of commons that sir win. Ston Churchill achieved great Ness. Here it was that he uttered his memorable wartime speeches that roused his countrymen when Al seemed lost Here his words As much an misdeeds carried him to heroic. Immortal stature. Fellow parliamentarians noway we shall never see his for Churchill was acknowledged to be the greatest parliamentary figure of the Century possibly of All time. He towered above others. He always chose the same Corner scat in the House throwing himself into it in a characteristically Vio Lent Way and he could sit there silently and still dominate the As Sembly by sheer before he became prime chinese students in Moscow reported maligning hosts Moscow api chinese Stu dents Are distributing anti soviet propaganda pamphlets among russian and foreign students at Moscow University student Douro a reported. Several Hundred booklets con Taining communist chinese at tacks on soviet Premier Kruah Cheva cold War policies have been quietly confiscated by Una Verl Sty authorities these sources soviet officials were said to Nav avoided taking disciplinary action against the chinese students. At a recent action meeting of the University Young communist league student leaders ordered Komsomol members to turn in any of the chinese pamphlet they and. The russian students also were told to watch their foreign Clasa mates closely and report the names of any persons known to have the leaflets in Belr pos session. Minister in 1940, he a established himself As an orator of rare gifts. But it was during his leadership in world War ii especially in the grim Early Days when Brit Ain seemed beaten that Churchill roused and encouraged the nation with the soaring majesty of his oratory. Haj thrilling voice became a War matchless wartime phrases have now passed into the Day to Day language of the British. Ii was on May 13. Ism that remade his first speech to Parlia ment on becoming prime minister the speech in which offered nothing but blood toll tears an sweat these were dark Days. On may28 he Rose Nymn and said his voice grave heavy and Majestic the House must be prepare for heavy within a week came the Retreat from Dunkirk. 4 he told the commons Dunkirk is a colossal military disaster but Miracle of and in the same speech we shall fight on the beaches and on the Landing grounds we shall fight in the Fields and in the streets we shall fight in the Hills we shall never Churchill last spoke Intlehouse of commons on his both birthday nov. 20. 1961. As he walked in throwing him self into his scat in the old familiar Way the House burst out cheering. The old Man plainly moved Rose and said "1 am very grateful to you Ber of the three notion International control commission which is supposed to police the laotian truce continues to act a representative of the pro communist Patchet no rather than As a Mem Ber of a supervisory commission. Harriman. Under Secretary of stale for political of Anim is jut Buck from Moscow where he at tempted to impress on Khrushchev his responsibility for main Taining peace in Laos. Khrushchev May not have great Del of control Over communist actions in Loo which Are said to he supported by communist North Viet Nam. Horril Man is understood to feel rus Sian influence in the area has declined As a result m the split Between Moscow and hed China. This does not explain to the actions of the polish member of the control commis Sion inasmuch As Poland a firmly aligned with Moscow. These circumstances have give Rise to some suspicion that Khrushchev May be giving up service to the Geneva agreement while tacitly acquiescing in the communist efforts to Lake Over Allol Laos. On the other hand. Hor Rlynn i sold to have found two encouraging things in the laotian Situa Tion aside from Khrushchev s re Assurance of support of the 1062geneva agreement. These were the fact that the India chairman of the control commission is taking much More aggressive Altitude toward policing the laotian cease tire and has succeeded in Getling hit team into disputed Northern areas on a permanent basis for the first pro Western forces headed by Gen Phoumy Nosavan Are firmly cooperating with the Neu tra lists of Premier Souvanna Houma whereas a year ago the were battling each other. This has tended to isolate the pro communist Patchet lao from Public sym Pathy in a Large part of the coun try. Rome us. Officials believe Khrushchev sincerely wants to stabilize Laos. Others feel he maybe simply buying time while he works on Domestic problems and tries to ease his differences with red , himself said offer talking with Khrushchev that he Felt the Kremlin was in the proc Ess of an agonizing reappraisal As to future . Officials it in quite possible that pallet lao May try to Sele More territory eliminate the in ural list element and rain Onoue political influx pm c to dominate any coalition government in Laos. For this reason the president and his gop advisers Are reserving judgement. This leaves i reunited states free to take what Ever action it deems necessary fit becomes Clear the soviet woo is either openly or clandestinely pursuing a policy designed to sabotage the 1962 Geneva agreement and what of Harriman a hurried trip to Moscow the main value appears to be that it highlighted Russia s responsibility As co chairman wit Britain of the Geneva conference to tee that the agreement Guaran teeing an Independent and Neutral Laos la carried out beyond that actions necessarily will speak infinitely louder than words in Southeast Asia. Gophers go for Leif Day Washington up the Minnesota congressional delegation has proposed that each not 8 be proclaimed self Erik son joint Resolution offered in the Senate and House would authorize the president to extend recognition to self Erik Sonford his achievement in discover ing the North american continent about the year 1000 democratic sen. Hubert conceded that the land ing Date is Uncertain. 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