Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 50, Number 126, Decatur, Adams County, 27 May 1952 — Page 8

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SEE POSSIBLE <|'ontl«n>e«| From Page One) thj|t| U.S. constabularly troopers on, the border ifired a series of shc|t| “for the bin of it’s and no casualties occurred. suspension of telephone service between the western'and eastern sectors of Berlin cut off contact between the U.S. high commission and military mission at Potsdam in the Soviet sector. However, the mission still could travel

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1 \ I'i.l .-!'■ "," ■■HF'. 1 ".' through the Soviet zone by car. It also ( prevented East Berliners from dialing 28 or 2400 to receive, a continuous tape telephone relay of news broadcast by the Ameri-can-sponsored radio station RIAS. The Conpmir ists protested recently that the telephone neWs relay was “poißonihg" the minds of East Berliners. I Russian j guards halted both American and British rpilitary police patrols (setting 'out on their daily rytts) alcjng the main superhighway between Berlin and Western Germany/ ' However, the Soviet border guardsjtlid npt interfere with otjher allied and (lermrin traffic traveling in both directions 'along the 110-inile. autobahn across the Soviet ,zone. !|’ \’ ' .; ■ ' ' ■ The regular U.S. military morning train from Frankfurt in West Germany also arrived ;in Berlin without incident. f ! \ E Fire claimed' 200 lives and caused properly ' totaling >9,113,366 in Kdnlyclty last year,

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GEN. RIDGWAY (Continned From Page Owe) general to arrive In with the armies of : World War 11, came here from New York after conferring there for orie hour yesterday with Gqn. Douglas MacArthur, his predecessor as supreme commander in the far* east. Entering at once into ' a press conference with almost 200 correspondents, Ridgway declined comment on the foreign aid proposed in congress and repeated that his orders were violated in Koje Island war prisoner riots. Ridgway praised warmly Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhowei< whom he is to succeed in the allied supreme command in Europe. The, United Nations command in Korea, which he gave up to come over here, is one without parallel in history, he said< “What has been seen in Korea is something on which we can rest a foundation for the future,”) Ridgway said. “I see no reason whatsoever why the diverse desires of these groups (in western Europe) can not be reconciled if there is a common purpose behind it.” More than 15,00 ff French police and troops guarded against threatened hostile demonstrations against Ridgway by the Communisms. He said he would spend the rest

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i 011111 of the week in conference Withj Eisenhower, who leaves for Wash/ ington Saturday. j STATES NAME ( (Con tin wed From Pane Owe) The state credentials committee-; ruled ‘that the anti-Truman dele-; gates should be seated. The Florida primary -provided a; re-match between Russell of gia and Kefauver of Tennessee/ the south’s two candidates for the' Democratic presidential noihjnation. Russell, who defeated Kerauver in an earlier popularity .contest primary in Florida on May 7, said z he expected to win 20 of the 24 Florida delegates elected irf’ td- i day’s balloting. • ' ; V The Georgie senator also "had good prospects in Texsa, where the state convention elected 52 delegates who will vote as a unit. > Like the Republicans, Texas Democrats also have been in a factional fight. However, supporters of Gov. Allan Shivers, who personal*, ly prefers Russell, were expected to dominate the convention. »• , In Florida, the Russell campaign was handib>pped by a divided vote. There were 41 pro-Russeli candidates for 24 delegate seats and .only 26 pro-Kefauver candidates. The Russell organization

designated an official slate to try to avoid any losses from a Split vote. URGES SENATE (Coatiaaed From Phge ()ae) senate resumed debate on it. Chairman Tom Connally (D-Tex.) told newsmen h« was confident the senate would reject the billlondollar bite out of the bill. However, Connally was less sure of victory on later amendments for cuts of |500,* (MM),000 and 1400.000.000. Hickenlooper said the tI,OO(MM)O,* 000 cut proposed by Sen. Herman Welker (R-Ida.) and 11 other Republicans "can be absorbed without any trouble” in-the European arflha buildup. ' ‘‘They will have ample money .available to do everything they ihttuld if European countries will do their share,” he said. “They’ve got resilience enough to absorb ’this. We’d better go a little slow until We see what Europe’s going to do." | ( Welker, told the senate yesterday he disagreed with arguments that continued spending is necessary to maintain allies in Europe. —* < — , Oysters grow on mountain slopes in the Philippines, on Fraile Island at the mouth of Manila Bay. The oyster is found thriving as high as 20 to 25 feet above sea level. During high tides, the waves wet the rocks for long periods, making it possible for oysters to grow. MERGE ARMIES (C«mtlwd From F«K* O»e) history a six-nation - peacetime army wearing a single style uniform, receiving the same rates of pay, •nd commanded by a mixed general staff. . The treaty also sets up a ruling council, an advisory chamber, a court of arbitration and an'operative commission for what is to be known as the European defense community. \?, France will contribute the largest number of divisions to the new hrtny—l4—but her erstwhile enemies, Germany and Italy, each will iries—Belgium. The Netherlands , fundsh 12. The Benelux , .ghd Luxembourg.—altogether will fsiise five divisions for the army. Germany alone will contribute an estimated 409.000 ground troops, 85,000 airmen, 12,000 naval officers and men and 1,350 of the army’s 6.200 planet. The ground foCces will be divided into four | infahrty, four armored and four mechanized divisions, each commanded by German officer*. German generals also will serve on the mixed general staff for the European army. However, the European army pact—like its companion treaty, the West Germany peace contract Signed in Bonn yesterday—must be ratified by the parliaments of the six states concerned before it becomes fully effective, i ,

REDS THREATEN <Comilßw»d From Page Our) watchful in the west, the only sector where the Reds could attack oyer relatively level terrain. L Communist artillery opened the hill, assault with more than 2,000 fWWWWWWMWWWtfWV Moose mi i' nV > t ' FAMILY NIGHT will be THURSDAY NIGHT Because of Memorial Day Closing ARMWWWWWWWWWWI

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