European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 28, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse June 1945 and world to of war5 in san june world charter which will govern r the functioning of the Security league declares to words and it the worlds determination to save successive generations from the sewage of and to establish conditions under which Justice and respect for invaders carry wounded to arising from treaties and other sources of International Law can be the charter outlines an agree 1 meat by and Small Powers secure peace by if Neces and to cooperate in solving social and cultural prob its preamble reaffirms Faith human in equal rights of women and Large and and holds that the United Kalsons Are resolved practice tolerance an live together in peace Good Assembly created a general Assembly a the United nations which ii will work closely with a Security Council composed members China per Juja Anent other organs of in Clode a 18member economic and i social an International trusteeship a court and a secretariat to the the Security which will the major responsibility in i will have a special military advisory committee Eton posed by de big each member i the As get ably will Tiave one and decisions will be made by a two thirds Hie Assembly shall approve trusteeship agreements for now backing Jane the sex kept Ian of men mow la hospitals ail former american pcs in German have been re turned to the it we closed by the Provost marshals col Cmel of the ramp hid that prisoners had been shipped Home while those now in would be returnee to the states As soon they Are on arrival in the eligible for Worny i not designated As and it shall be empowered to make concerning main Terance of International peace and Sanction decisions of the1 Security coun Cal on proce Tefel matters shall be vote of including the Eon Curr Fng votes of the permanent i1 provided a party i to a dispute abstain from the charter Security Council take into consideration that Legal As a general referred to1 the International court of Justice in accordance with the pro fusion of the statue of the the charter upon the Security Council will the task of determining exist ence of any threat to peace or act of the Council May de cide what measures1 not involving i use of Force Are be pm to gig effect to its de such measures May include com plete or partial interruption of and radio ant other Means of communication and the Severance re to the Council decide these Meas ures Are it May take by sea or land forces necessary to maintain or restore International peace and these May include de blockade and other operations by sea or land forces of of the United emergency action nothing in the charter shall impair the inherent right of individual or collective if armed attack occurs against member of the United until the Security Council has take measures necessary to maintain in carnations peace and chapter 8 refers to regional a and declares Faa nothing the present of carte precludes the existence of regions arrangements Lor Deal ing with such matters relating to maintenance of International peace an Security provided sucks at rang Emente or agencies and their activities Are consistent with the purposes principles of the is Ca trygg to totes wounded in the on australian troops of the thoth Wade Stream of my to an Aid june 27 a korean sub lieutenant who deserted japanese at Swaton today we an eyewitness account of a Bayonet massacre of including 154 British Amer economic and social Counci described in chapter the United nations shall promote higher standards of living full employment and conditions o economic and social Progress Anc solutions of International economic and social health and re lated problems International Cul Tural and educational Universal respect and Observance human rights Aad fundamental freedoms Lor All with out distinction As to Iii with the 28th infantry in june 27 first american Hospital evacuate seriously sick wounded Bussian slave la from the Saar Are in route where the patients will fee placed under Bussian to their the 28th announced of the 690 vie Timi of Ger Brand of total them 464 utter cases requiring skilled medical attention in seen th6ir country for Lour children under five will Russia for the first the three All departing from Saar City of carried a total of 1221 almost half of them besides the complement of 78 russian nurses the trains also carried six american doctors and several the Well equipped used originally of wounded american carry two Kitchen cars Wimch will serve the passengers three hot meals a penicillin and sulfa drugs Are part of the medical personal of the russians fill my freight and include everything from bicycles to baby in addition to diseased Are Many passengers requiring medical who been wounded in the Battles of the some had stepped on German mines and others had been casual ties in fourteen sengers Are at japanese prison Camp near on april the who deserted in March of this year and arrived to chunking earlier this declared that the was prompted by the shortage of food and to provide Bayonet practice for 220 japanese the Jap troops were divided into three he and each group allotted or so Pris who were tied to wooden the japanese major in charge made a speech saying you Are All christians and it toll be glory for you to die in the same Way As Jesus major then ordered his troops to were in experienced the korean and they shivered so much they could not Wield bayonets of Seldom was a prisoner killed with a single he with japanese officers and other prisoners the Slaughter continued until late in the the korean authorities Are dubious about massacre charge june 2 British and american authorities Here have no information to sup port the charge by a korean de from japanese forces that the japanese massacred 154 British and american prisoners of War on Kikuko the korean claimed was a minor functionary in the Camp where he alleged the killings took seeming dubious of the authenticity of is wondered Why any who witnessed such a it actually took have Een transferred to China where could have surrendered or been a Fen prisoner and disclosed the 10 june 2 hero Are the retraining areas for divisions Back or scheduled to come Back to the in the redeploy ment As disclosed up to now Camp Camp Texas Camp it Camp Camp Satt Luis 13th Camp St i Camp Leonard records Here and dispatches from indicate at least six divisions will arrive within the next five the and part of the 97th Are already in the country and the 95th expected scheduled to return in july Are the 87th and the 13th training site for the 44th been in is by Mchain staff june my u for american businessman operated in before the War to the american Jan Tway in Paris hat but few Are expected Back this its too hard to get Load and a place to the Hardy handful re primarily to business conditions and na4 their they found the mimeographed warning1 which the state department slipped into their passports that food and Boosing were difficult to find to paths was not just so Many the army does not furnish Bil lets and to business what food they can get under the French rationing system they can talk their Way into getting ration just enough to make Man according1 to several determined vote Toni ing around the american Cham Ber of Commerce office on George All declined to identified Tor publication because they a not want potential French customers to get the wrong we love the they but Doggone were they trouble said of Flam Laeace the Chambers Gen eral you can warn and they dont believe it until they get he has tired to Paris since a got out of Tom army after the last War and spent occupation in concentration at comply enc and the French about everything weve to string safety machine t o o there the pms Teot of a he who wet Ltd not Elleve Dot ficut to he could not get into de axe Paris hotels and to go o Side Street hotel for fear people would think his credit was lot so it of a ouch at the Home of a with these the Lite the United of asked the embassy Here to the Rench to turn Over a hotel where Imeri Caa Busto seamen would billeted and have a its Rapee Dies in new june m to thu steal director of radio City music hah Tinea its Pentax in died he waa born in Budapest France orders dissolution of British Hospital unit prices tightened june 27 a new system of Price controls for of household furniture Aid bedding was announced by he office of Price t replaces the general maximum Rice regulation with tighter and More enforceable rules and makes he Job of compliance ims Burden ome for the june French gov Nerr tent order disbanding latin Spears British Mobile Hospital which has served the French in Italy and France was interpreted Here yesterday As another incident of irritation Over British a in official French spokes Naa declared that the dissolution was a routine lady the banded her by Henri French me inter of was the result of Charles de Gaul Les dismay on seeing the Jack on the hospitals Auto Mobile in an Al French Parade Here june lady Spears sir who recently has British minister to helped de t England in the Hadfield speak Mobile headed by included about 55 British and 200 French personnel French members were ordered to report to French medical at and the British were informed that their return to Jaf land would be French official circles stated that lady who has returned to and her group much appreciated by1 the army Lor their Devotion and the Herald Tribune quoted French representatives the disbandment of was considered a Frener of expressing Tapir the British a result of the
