European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Be the stars and stripes monday july p 8 a proposes ban of atom veto by treaty gis in Japan told to better their conduct july 14 Robert com Mander of the 8th has sent letters to his army units deploring arrogant and bullying attitudes of troops and demanding such mis conduct be stopped because it is endangering the Mission of occur pad patched last month but just released publicly the general s letters said he had received Many reports of crimes committed by americans and that he is convinced of their the letter there have been cases of the malicious beating of japanese by both individual soldiers and Eichelberger letter said there have been cases of troop breaking into japanese Homes and taking trivial amounts of Money from needy there has been destruction of furniture and windows in some Mere have been cases of assaults Many indications of deliberate bullying attitudes on the part of some of our the disgusting actions i Nave named Are bringing retaliation on the part of the japanese As they would on the part of any group of unfortunately revenge has been taken in certain cases on innocent soldiers and not on persons who have committed the Neiberger declared that fhe letters did not produce effective our courts were empowered to mete out stiff i paper hits Bond pay plan july 14 or a 1st class mess on 1st birthday Faircl of birthday while Richard right is of the Marron lean Center does not appear particularly Happy hush Bettink himself a second plan makes it unnecessary to Amend charter in an tort the Bonds wont mature for five Long years and that after s ostomy la their terminal leave As Venus who served men need that added amount in Cash now to help a Senate group censures May in arms probe i july 14 the Senate War investigating com dropping its usual polite formalities in congressional sex asserted it had concluded that Andrew May Day is unable to explain or contradict testimony linking him to wartime activities of the Illinois munitions in language unusually Strong for an official the com Mittee wrote May directly that it could find no alternative to the conclusion that you admit the facts gathered in its inquiry to be laying that Public servants should seek accounting of their Public Trust fully and the committee Curtly advised May Attiat when wrongfully challenged we should Rush to de end the integrity of 19 firms cited it rejected flatly the conditions Aid Down by May for his personal Little Joe hurler bags clams july 14 nightclub was behind when he cot the Dice in dub Mclan Hans he Laid Down and rolled out Little a four and one of the most difficult Points to he plunked Down an additional at two to one Odds that he would make he did on the next and picked up today a null went to Lake Tahoe to appearance legislation in the House has approved 280 to 0 authorizing Cash payment to ewed men for leave they accrued that he had actively aided the group of 19 Illinois concerns to our Tain huge manpower and material favors and Advance payments on munitions military affairs girl leaps to death new Catherine july 14 5 a a to dismiss testimony May testify under conditions be himself imposes upon witnesses As chairman of the House military affairs May had written the Senate com Mittee demanding Assurance that if he appeared to testify he be Given the Opportunity to have Bis counsel 1 the right to recall and Blind boy regains sight churchmen credit Cabrini july 14 first Miracle attributable to the new Frances Xavier was said to have occurred yesterday when a Fivey Earold Blind boy regained his reporting the the paper ii Messager said a number of Blind and deformed persons gathered at Cabrini Church in her Hometown of Santangelo hoping for a marching in a prices they carried Cabrini a pontifical mass preceded the pro which passed twice Between the Sickon both sides of the main praying and imploring aloud for when the procession returned to the main altar and the congregation was already filing a voice rang there is a a five year old according to the accompanying was Blind when he came into was Able to was confirmed several House passes British loan up to Truman continued from Page j great Britain might put up its Middle East Oil Gold insurance companies and other Security of merchant Able Russia loomed Large m the bitter House arguments which ended with speaker Sam Rayburn f f t new july 14 United states today proposed the veto on atomic questions be eliminated by International rather than by amendment to the 1 United nations in a new memorandum submitted to the United nations atomic Energy Bernard Baruch financier and government adviser proposed that the veto be disposed of in a proposed treaty setting up an atomic control this would make it unnecessary to Amend the which some of the atomic commission delegates admit would be if not in View of Russia s russian attitude Uncertain there was no that Russia would be any More willing to surrender her veto rights by treaty than by Baruch proposal provides that the Security Council main Tain jurisdiction Over atomic matters which actually threatened world but that the five permanent members of the Council great France and Russia would agree voluntarily not to use their veto rights on atomic questions the proposed atomic control the memorandum would be Given the Power to handle violations not considered a threat to pushed into an ideology Banner headlines congressional approval occurred after the House had vociferously beaten Back five amendments and a motion to kill the loan sixty one republicans joined 157 democrats and one minor party member in voting for opposed were 32 12 republicans and one minor party member in the voting for although the administration was in Complete control of the proceed Ings from the time the debate started opponents staged a sess fight to Amend or reduce the loan while packed new machines planned to seek atom secrets july 14 the atom May Spring some surprises on scientists a few months when it will be subjected to mighty disintegrating Powers from new machines now in the Robert Oppenheimer told a meeting of physicists the machines will smite the atomic nucleus with forces up into hundreds of millions of perhaps eventually reaching a billion the greatest Man made Force thus far applied to them is around 100 million what will happen when these much greater energies Are used can not be predicted with any Oppenheimer because there is insufficient knowledge of How particles which make up the nucleus act in relation to each cd from Page 1 this was eight bodies of six airmen impaled on Peak recovered pne crashed on the jagged Peak where it could not be reached germans reached the attempt to scale the Peak a Sevenman team Cejic Jack the u 3rd army Mountain training ascended feet in a Cable car and then started their climb through narrow Prses and s of the bodies were evacuated from a Point 60 Yards below the lashed to a crude sled made from the planes Metal the two remaining bodies located the next Day on a ledge the ledge was m Stris territory and presented almost insurmountable for evacuation Back w Sid Down the previous Days descent on july Voskamp group anally dragged the last two Down on steers made from through an alternate Ravine which native climbers was in to answer the final Rayburn appeals after a we Klong debate the first House test came shortly after speaker Sam Rayburn went to the floor to Appeal for ratification of the world leadership is offered us Rayburn throughout the world Are crying for american democracy to win we seize this leadership or will we allow somebody else to seize it if that god pity us and god pity the people of the other the re John men now m the occupation forces will have had cd by the end of one under existing army any Man can be Given a court atrial for his failure to take a prophylactic with fines ranging up to 30 Days and forfeiture of two thirds of his in Congress repealed the provision of a 351440which provided that any Man hospitalized for cd would lose his salary for the period of regardless of recorded prophylactic at an army be Taber of new senior Republican on the House appropriations took the floor briefly and declared the United states must stand by the Only ally standing by Herin negotiations for rep Jise Wolcott Mich up wading Republican proponent of the declared the credit would help prevent the spread of those forces throughout the Wor d which Are destructive to the american Vay 10ftheeopposition claimed Jyce loan War rather than july 14 blonde British born film Star was reported Mamed in the strictest to Henri French movie tended to and Gordon h asked would not consider the overt my h loan an changed their minds on the measure among these admitted that pres ent regulations left a loophole by which an infected Soldier who had taken a prophylactic stood no charge of nor any of he said that this Lack of physical or moral responsibility of the individual hampered the army Effort to prosecute those regular army with cd Are affected by a 107 which states any individual who loses time from duty As a result of his own misconduct must make up such Timeto term for which he originally enlisted misconduct can reapplied against Only when he failed to take a pm in the army Are untouched by this 50year lovers marry july 14 Romance More than 50 years blossomed into marriage As former Dorcas 74 and John Wesley retired Denver were married on the Lawn of the rest cottage National shrine of the old the were Adolph Sabatt