ONI YEAR AGO TODAY USAFE WEATHER FORECAST V. S. troops made small gains on FRANKFURT: Cloudy; showers. Okinawa. MUNICH: Cloudy. TWO YEARS AGO TODAY RiPES BERLIN: Cloudy; showers. British troops outflanked Caen. BREMEN: Cloudy; showers. Tanks captured Montebourg. U »Wi*i.l M.w,.^, „ Am*dl^ r^Z^p Faicct HI the iurepcan Thettir VIENNA: Cloudy. B ux Volume 2, Number 163 20 pfg., 20 gr„ 2 fr., 1 d Thursday, June 13, 19*6 Lucas Says Justices Storms Batter In Feud Should Resign From Press Dispatches U. S. East Coast, There was significant reaction in both Washington and wurnberg yesterday to Justice Eobert H. Jackson's unprecedented Con res IT ♦ J o g s, bringing the much talked of "feud" in the united States Supreme Court into the open. In Washington, Sen. Scott W. Lucas (D.-Ill.), an Administra- Leave Nine Dead tion leader, said that both Jackson and senior Justice Hugo L. .Black, whom Jackson severely criticized, should resign "because NEW YORK, June 12 (AP)—Violent thunder storms ac- ot the feud between them." In Nurnberg, internationallv- companied by winds of near hurricane force swept across southern promment jurists, who have- New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania and worked with Jackson since the? brought death to at least nine, including four in the crash of a inception of the Nazi Democrats Hit storm-tossed Army plane. trials, were quoted The twin-engined plane was hurled to the ground when it as saying that they feared his public ran into a storm near Freehold, N.J. involvement in By Veto, Feud, At Greensburg, Pa., lightning killed Antoinette Stroma, controversy in the —————————— 1<3>2, but spared a brother and sister U. S. had damaged GOP Contends the prestige of the Late .Bulletin when the bolt struck. International Mili- WASHINGTON, June 12 (AP) In central and southern New York tary Tribunal. Republicans contended today that Gov. Dwight Griswold the storms killed two persons, one These jurists the Supreme Court feud and the GATLINBURG, Tenn., June 13 a high-school girl in an Elmira knew nothing of Democratic split over President (AP)—All passengers, believed schoolroom, and the other a former the trouble in the Truman's veto of the Case Labor Army personnel, were reported speed skating champion at Amster- Supreme Court o- dam, N. Y. ver Justice Black's Disputes Bill have dropped the Loan Advocate killed in a crash of a C-47 on majority party's political prospects Theodore (Ted) Ellenwood, 26, participation in Sen. Lucas Clingman's Dome, 21 miles from former Eastern states and Middle- cases in which successful litigants to a new low. here, the second highest peak east Atlantic amateur ice skating title- were represented by Black's former Sen. Robert A. Taft (R.-Ohio) as- Loses Primary of the Mississippi River. holder, was killed by lightning law partner, until they read the serted: "These are just demonstra- The Knoxville News-Sentinel while playing golf near Amsterdam. news in The Stars and Strives yes- tions of Democratic incompetence. Barbara Crawford, 17, valedic- There are likely to be others." In Nebraska correspondent said bodies were terday. scattered about the mountainside. torian of the Elmira Academy senior Justice Robert H. Jackson's attack class, died at her desk when a tree The full text of Jackson's state- on Justice Hugo Black was regarded OMAHA, Neb., June 12 (A.')— ment is printed on page 3 of this Though fighting his campaign on uprooted during the storm crashed among both parties as a smudge against the school building. A issue of The Stars and Stripes. on the sedate reputation of the Su- support for the British loan. Bretton Woods, lend-lease and UNRRA. splinter of glass pierced her lung. Some high members of the British, preme Court, which the President Royalist Riot In Springfield, Mass., at least two made Democratic four days ago by Dwight Griswold, thrice - elected French and Russian delegations had governor of Nebraska, was defeated men were killed and three Mas- heard rumors of differences among nominating Fred M. Vinson as Chief sachusetts towns in the southern Justice. .. today in the Republican Senatorial Rages in Italy; the American justices, but none primary election. Berkshires were cut off from knew of the white heat it had Meantime, Congressional consider- telephone communication. ation of the feud was not expected The victor, Sen. Hugh Butler, engendered or suspected that Jack- opposed the international issues Umberto Stays The towns were Great Barring- son would make it the subject of a before Jackson's return from Ger- ton, Lee and Stockbridge, five to many in the autumn. supported by Griswold, who had seven miles apart. In Great Barring- public letter to Congress. the backing of Harold Stassen. ROME, June 12 (AP)—While "We as jurists," said one highly- monarchists in Naples battled bit- ton a tree crushed an automobile Filipino Wives Sail for U. S. Butler's success was considered a and killed Merritt B. Heady, lumber placed Allied judge, "are conscious mirror of Midwest opinion towards terly and bloodily v/ith police, and sensitive to the necessity of MANILA, June 12 (INS)—Seventy- Premier Alcide De Gasperi's cabinet dealer, and William Klahan, an major international problems and a employee. colleagues here is involved in this five Filipino wives of GI servicemen sharp set-back for Stassen. failed once more last night to find maintaining the August bearing of sailed today for the United States Butler's opponent in the November the answer to the puzzle of King all high tribunals. That which aboard the transport Marine Jump- election will be State Sen. John E. Umberto's reluctance to make way detracts from one would seem to er. Five American Red Cross girls Mekota, 53, who easily outdistanced for the republic. Police reported four dead and 50 Army Kin Told detract from all. That one of our and three nurses accompanied the George M. Olsen, former bomber- (Continued on Page 8) group of war brides. wounded in the Naples rioting still plant cafeteria bus boy. in the going on as the cabinet ended its Democratic race for Senatorial fourth session with this announce- To Get Records nomination. ment from Alberto Cianca, Action The Stars and Stripes Bureau \ GOSSETT CONCEDES DEFEAT Party cabinet minister: FRANKFURT, June 12—Military IN IDAHO PRIMARY ELECTION "The situation is the same as it has and civilian personnel requesting been all day." shipment of dependents to the BOISE, June 12 (AP)—Sen. Charles European Theater were urged by C. Gossett conceded his defeat in the Two Solutions Given While King Umberto sat tight in USFET today to advise their Idaho primary to George E. Donart, dependents to accomplish without Weiser attorney backed by liberal the Quirinale, still stoutly insisting that the Supreme Court announce- delay as much of the preliminary Democratic Sen. Glen Taylor. processing and securing of records Rep. Henry Dworshak, Congress- ment of the republic's victory in last week's plebiscite was "indefinite" as possible. man from southern Idaho for eight Shipment of the dependents has years and former Burley publisher, the cabinet was reliably reported to have presented him with two been delayed in some cases, USFET piled up a seemingly invincible lead said, because personnel lacked prop- in the Republican race. solutions: A DECREE NAMING De Gasperi er identificatibn, passport photos Gov. Arnold Williams, Gossett's and proof of American citizenship Democratic successor in the State —on the authority of the cabinet, without reference to~ the King's or birth certificates. House ,and Dr. C. A. Robins, Repub- A check-list of the processing lican, won gubernatorial nomina- powers—provisional president of the procedures necessary prior to ship- tions. Italian republic. ment from the U. S. includes the Gossett is a former governor, who A DECREE WHICH, if the king following: resigned his state office on the death signed it, would make De Gasperi IMMUNIZATION, including small- of the late Senator John Thomas, interim chief of state (the exact ter- box, typhoid-paratyphoid, typhus (R.), in order to be appointed to the minology was not disclosed) for the and diphtheria, acomplished within Se.nate by his successor in the gov- six-day period until June 18, 12 months preceding embarkation. ernorship, the former lieutenant PASSPORT applications must be governor. Truman's Case Bill Veto executed before a clerk of a Federal Upheld by House, 255-135 court or a state court, two identical Jap Field Marshal Dies WASHINGTON, June 12 (AP)— photos, and proof of American SINGAPORE, June 12 (AP)—Field The House of Representatives today citizenship. Marshal Hisaichi Terauchi, supreme upheld President Truman's veto of commander of the Japanese ex- the Case labor bill, thereby killing peditionary forces in South East the measure which had roused PX Radios, Watches Asia, died of a cerebral hemorrhage concern among American trade today at his quarters in Johore. unionists. To Be Ration Free The Stars and Stripes Bureau FRANKFURT, June 12—A suffi- cient supply of radios and inexpen- Are Nudists Legal, MG Ponders. sive watches are now available at Army post exchanges to permit their sale ration free it was announced As Strippers Take to Woods today. By ARTHUR NOYES, Staff Writer More than 70,000 radios have MUNICH, June 12—Nudist clubs land-level, which is the highest been distributed throughout the have been organized in Bavaria by Bavarian MG authority. theater in the past 60 days, thus per- university students and other young mitting their sale without ration- In discussing nudist clubs, MG ing. Only stipulation for the pur- people and many Bavarian youths officials were not quite sure whether are making weekly trips to the chase of the set is the purchaser's the activity should be classified as statement that he does not possess mountains south of Munich to take cultural, recreational or educational.