European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday november 9 1945 the stars and stripes Page 3 use Force for peace Senate group advises Washington nov 8 Senate foreign relations committee yesterday approved legislation to put substance and Force behind american adherence to the United nations document which binds its signers to joint action Lor the preservation of world peace the committee approved measure authorized the president to negotiate agreements with other members of the world Security up under the to what armed forces this country will for maintenance of world meet the Champ the Bill also gives the United states Delegate to the Council specific authority with presidential approval to vote Amer ican armed forces into action under terms of the pacts the president would make with other member nations each of the latter would determine the size and Type of armed forces it place at the disposal of the Council Lor safeguarding peace the u s Dele Gate would advise the president on the use of american forces when Ever peace is threatened and would vote to commit them Only under specific instructions from the pres ident this would eliminate any need for the Delegate to get con Gressional approval before endors ing the use of Force the measure As approved pro Vides that 1 the president would appoint subject to Senate confirmation the u s representative on the Security Council with the rank of ambassador and an annual salary of dollars Imp Truman has said he intended to appoint former Secre tary of state Edward r Stet Timus to the 2 the president would also appoint representatives to other agencies of the United nations these representatives to act i accordance with instructions of the 3 or Truman would make re ports to Congress at least annually on the activities of the United nations and make special current reports on decisions of the Security Council to take enforcement Meas chairman Tom Connally Texas said he expected prompt Senate approval of the measure which has the support of both democratic and Republican leaders including Sens Vandenberg Austin and Wile Republican committee members among the opposition is sen Burton k Wheeler who said yesterday he believes con Gress should pass on the question american boys Are sent to fight on foreign Turkey feed for civilians in go mess Washington nov 8 ans Joe May invite his whole family and his girl Friend too to enjoy Turkey and trimmings army style with him on thanks giving and Christmas it was announced by the War department every army Man civilian offi cer or Buck private eating at a military mess in the u s will be permitted to invite members of his immediate family and one Friend to eat special thanksgiving and Christmas meals with him the army Post commanders May however have to limit the number of guests to fit their accommodations guests will be charged 75 cents for meals served in Field ration messes and at least 75 cents for other types of mess the army said the War department also announced that All troops travelling on troop trains on thanksgiving or Christmas will get the traditional Turkey House drops vacation to pass on work Bill Washington nov 8 leaders said yesterday that plans for a legislative recess from thanksgiving through new years had Bee i dropped it was not immediately Clear what effect this would have on the Senate which also had hoped for an extended rest the House leaders said the chief reason for their decision was the Lack of action on the administrations full employment Bill the democratic leadership is determined to have a House vote on this legislation before it takes a Holiday there will not be any recess until late in december unless the House considers a full employment rep Robert ramspeck told a reporter chairman Carter Manasco of the House expenditures Bui Adams 26 year old Farmer of Leachville is the new Cotton picking Cham Pion of the United states at the recent sixth annual National Cotton picking contest at Blytheville he Gath ered 76 pounds in one and on half hours he competed against 153 pickers from 12 states and won a Dollar prize cabbies May join Washington strike Washington nov 8 ans a possible Washington sympathy strike of taxicab Drivers Vas encircles Willow run Macarthur anxious for Early Jap trials Washington nov 8 Assis Tant Secretary of War John j my cloy told the far Eastern advisory commission yesterday that general Douglas Macarthur was anxious to proceed with the trial of nearly two thousand War criminals arrested in Japan maj Joy just Back from a flying visit to Japan and the far East had several a meetings with Gen eral Macarthur during his visit to Tokyo the general expressed the opinion according to Mccloy that the japanese can last through the Winter without reducing the living standards of the lower classes but that there will be considerable Low ering of living standards for the upper classes Mccloy said that general Mac Arthur is using the japanese government to an extraordinary de and added that the japanese had cooperated in demilitarization and demobilization the fear com j natives of open nations Tih Russia still unrepresented Sci Jui Ive session yesterday to question maj Gen j a Hildring on problems involved in the occupation o Japan flyers refused order to Buck Hurricane j Washington nov 8 rep Walter c Ploeser asked the Navy today to investigate complaints that a Navy Cap Tain disciplined a group of flyers at Okinawa for refusing to Fly through a typhoon after the War rep Ploeser office made Public a letter the representative wrote to Secretary of the Navy James v Forrestal in it the Law maker said his of one of the that during the re cent typhoon the Captain ordered in naval flyers and Crews to go o Saipan and obtain beaching gear because of immediate and sex reme danger in attempting to Fly through the typhoon and because this trip would jeopardize the lives of 66 men the pilots refused to make the rep Ploesser wrote he added that the Captain then reportedly told the flyers they would have their wings taken away from them and would be compelled to remain on Okinawa 18 months longer although some were eligible for discharge Detroit nov 8 16 mile picket to be the worlds stretched around the vast Willow run Plant hour Day where Henry Ford produced thou Sands of b24 bombers three locals of the United Auto Mobile workers Cio pressed for recognition of seniority rights and their action threatened to delay plans of the Kaiser racer newest invader of the automobile Field to produce two new car models at the huge Plant the demonstration was touched off by a Graham Paige announce ment that it had cancelled its con tract with All Law unions because of what it termed an unwarranted series of work Mem Bers of local 142 of the Law formerly employed at Graham Paige were scheduled to be re employed at Willow run but first demanded seniority rights in addition local 50 of the Law sole bargaining agent at Willow run during the War and at one time numbering members sought maintenance of seniority rights at the giant Plant the third local demanding recognition was local 114 comprised of Plant Protection workers at Graham Paige hinted today As a strike of Al workers paralysed the cites bus Arica Streetcar service for the second Day there was no indication that the strikers would return to their jobs but Federal conciliators arranged a meeting with the Union and com Pany representatives in an Effort to effect settlement in the dispute Over wages meanwhile hundreds of thou Sands of residents in the District of Columbia and suburban Mary land areas serviced by Street cars and buses of the struck capital transit company remained inconvenienced new labor trouble flared in several while Dis kept some Idle the dispute in Akron was at the Goodyear tire and rubber where production was halted at two main plants As Cio workers re fused to pass picket lines in the i Akron Ohio scene of Mirk at i in a i strikes in recent months i Ivi i Liivi Putes across the country dispute involving rescheduling of maintenance and engineering employees from a six to an eight executive boards of three labor councils in the san Francisco Bay area planned to meet today to de cide whether some members made Idle by a strike of Al and Cio machinists will continue to observe picket lines the six Eskold strike of Al lumber workers in the Pacific Northwest appeared no nearer settlement the first break in the new England textile workers strike came As a Cio Union official said strikers at three Connecticut plants of the Powdrell and Alex Ander co would return to work today committee which is considering a measure said in an interview that hearings May be concluded this week or next he added however that it would take several weeks to write a committee version of the legislation want action representative ramspeck said that while the leaders would like action on several other matters it would insist Only on the full employment Bill another Issue which May complicate the planned House Holiday concerns the discharge of men from the armed forces rep aul w Shafer and Daniel a Reed n already have motions before the House de signed to Force action on Bills to broaden discharge eligibility requirements rep John Rankin has another pending Rankin told a reporter he in tended to Force action on his Mea sure before the holidays it would allow the immediate discharge of any Man who wants to return to school has any dependents or has had 18 months of service in the Senate there was also a great Deal of comment concerning i discharges senator Chapman Revercomb w who has tire output up Washington 8 the civilian production administration estimated yesterday that 66 million passenger tires will be made next year this is More than double this years expected output gamblers wife murdered police Hunt for sex motive Cleveland nov 8 ans police pursued a sex motive today in the investigation of the murder of attractive dark haired mrs Dorothy Dolin 37 wife of a Gamb Ler after Coroner Samuel r Ger Ber reported she had been intimate with a Man no More than before or after death tonal Day to decide whether or no to participate judges earn Little Washington nov 8 ans attorney general Tom c Clark told the Senate civil service com Mittee today he was having trouble keeping Federal judges because their salary scale is so Low Clark endorsed a frill which would double the present Dollar year salaries for both District Federal judges and congressmen it also would increase Cabinet and other judicial salaries her husband Louis Yocky do Lin 59 reported the murder to the police Early yesterday morning he found her body on the floor of their lavish Cleveland Heights Home Clad in a Nightgown and dressing Robe she had been stabbed with two Kitchen knives strangled with a Small Towel and bludgeoned with an electric Iron the Iron and Bent knives were on the floor beside the body Laboratory technicians were subjecting the dressing gown to microscopic examination for hairs or other evidence left by the killer detective lieutenant Lawrence g Denk said a huge amount of Money and jewelry was found in j the Home which ruled out he said he had received several tips by Telephone naming persons who were either Friendly with the slain woman or had trouble in the past with her Gambler doll was Haggard and Pale after a night of questioning and a lie Detector test which prompted police to release him when he went Home Early yester Day lights were burning in his family halts search for lost child heir Downieville nov 8 six Day search through the rugged Sierra nevadas for miss ing three Earold Dickie turn us Den ended tuesday night when family members agreed that every thing possible had been done to find the Little Gol Fortune heir and Only investigation in another direction remained the Childs Grandfather Albert c issued a statement on behalf of the family which said that further use of troops Forest service men and civilians in a search of the area would in All probability be the possibility of kidnapping appeared to be the Only remaining answer to his disappearance it was frankly admitted however that no direct evidence of kidnapping had been uncovered no Ransom notes had been received by the family junking of b29s draws Wrath of recently been demanding revision of army discharge that unless the army and Navy quit drafting men this week Congress should immediately begin proceedings to end the selective service act itself Revercomb told a reporter Here that present figures show the draft could now Roll to a dead Stop without impairing the strength of any occupation forces selective service Reye Combs comment was in amplification of the Senate speech in which he said that the voluntary enlistment program was getting All the men either the army or the Navy needed the Republican senator told Senate members that unless the selective service act was ended promptly there will be legislation offered to discard it you Revercomb declared that president Truman fixed the number of draft Calls per month at men in order not to delay the return of soldiers who have served in his press interview the senator said now it is very apparent that volunteers Are far exceeding the selective service Revercomb also plugged hard for the release of men with dependents senator e h Moore joining with other senators in endorsing Revercomb proposed draft ending said that promises from army and Navy leaders had about reached the limit of effective Ness and that Congress should set out to give constructive help to the discharge of eligible service men Washington nov 8 ans rep Edward h Rees today demanded an explanation of the reported Wanton destruction Captain hears Story of spouses murder Pontiac nov 8 capt Franklin Young of the army air forces heard yesterday the Story of the slaying of his wife Al Berta Rose attractive former War Plant worker the officer who arrived Here after a Hasty flight from Paris to Detroit appeared to be near tears after being told details of the Trage wife bedroom and the living of nearly completed b29s in Kandy the body of Alberta Rose Young room and All doors were locked Sas while the army he said con533 a Bullet wound in her head was he said the Home had not been tines to build new planes forcibly entered police said they Seattle Wash believed mrs Dolin unlocked the door for her Slayer Dolin said his wife who had worked for him As a maid for 18 years before they were married in 1943 was devoted to him and waited on me hand and he said she handled All his correspondence with a daughter by his first marriage the daughter is a student at the University of Texas found in the Clinton River last 1 wednesday investigators have Rees told the House a constituent worked in vain to solve the mystery informed him that 16 nearly1 info her slaying capt Young said shed b29s at the Wichita Boeing the first he knew of his wife Plant had been ordered Cut with j death was upon Reading about it in cutting torches and disposed of As terming the reported junking of the planes a Wanton disregard of the Public Rees said it was neither expedient nor under St the stars and stripes in France last saturday he told of having had implicit Faith in her his wife Bank Book showing deposits of dollars has been used by police in attempting to find a clue to the slaying