European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 25, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse                                July the stars and stripes Page 3 French see Denali fiction As chief problem officials Rule cite Low crime rate by Nadeane Walker staff writer july j a military government setup of half of whom Are stationed in Headquarters at Baden the French Are ruling their zone of Germany with Inhat they claim is an exceptionally Low incidence of there Are almost no offences against occupying officials and Black marketing is restricted to some swapping of food stuffs Between germans near the zonal the French currently count Dej Nazif cation their biggest j of germans so far 38 per cent have been punished for nazi activities or while their zone has a lower food i Calory ration than any j average Consumers have been on a diet for Many j authorities Are sure the germans Are not growing crops Are a prominent feature of the landscape All Over the and if the harvests Are not by too much French my Hopes to raise the Calory ration within three forces live better admitting that members of the occupying Force live better than they would at Home in the French constantly Point out that the germans have a lot More than we did during their occupation of our but we do the Best we they add that miners in the Saar a daily the French were the first to bring dependents to their occupation starting As Early As last there Are now wives in the zone and about children of school bade Baden is nearly a French town no one will know exactly How Many French Are there until a census is but estimates run from German towns Peoples Between and an unofficial French the cites original German population was Only Subtle sabotage French women who have to rely on German dressmakers claim a Subtle sabotage in sagging shoulders and tooling their pm features counters of babies nether garments and a scant Supply of dress materials and household the French have reopened three German one of them the University of near which had been closed since at acheron they operate an officer training school for Fri officers who assumed rank without the usual formalities during the War and the headed by col Jean a famous Fri figure who served with the school is preparing 300 student officers for commissions in a thorough nine months american killed by train in Berlin railway station july 24 authorities announced yesterday that pfc Archie red was killed in Berlin in an Urban railway station Accident authorities leaned out of a train window and was struck by a train the opposite Blondie army lifts hat Camp top hat see above was closed and the huts torn the huts Are being moved in pieces to other places where they will serve As shelters for constabulary signal corps photos clash in Japan Council Mcnarney adviser commends handling of jewish problem by Arthur staff writer july More than two months in my present position i have received 100 per cent cooperation from top military leaders and have found them to show both a sympathetic and understanding approach to the jewish rabbi Philip Bernstein of special adviser on jewish affairs to Joseph stated monday night in an address before the newly established Berlin jewish the holding its first meeting at treaty with japs Berlin chaplains heard Bern Stein urge closer Contact with the displaced persons and a genuine Effort to develop the club voted to hold parties and picnics for do children in its new clubhouse which is being assigned by Bernstein left with chaplain berber Friedman of Berlin District for a on week Survey of where they will talk to polish government officials and jewish Mcnames adviser said that in his Tours through jewish do Camps and communities in american zone he found 90 per cent of the jews agree that migration is the Only answer to the jewish he that is also my opinion and when i say i paean the world failed its responsibility he in allowing to be we must fail people must Opportunity to Lead respectable British socialist Leader Dies july 24 Long influential As a socialist Leader in died May be signed in Aries say july 24 Allied occupation of Japan has developed so successfully that a final peace treaty May be signed next Spring and the original occupation estimate of from five to 15 years radically it was believed in High Allied the chief remaining bar to signature of a final peace in the opinion of High Allied Wassail to be the question of supreme Allied Headquarters Here does not Deal with reparations but it was believed that there might be differences of opinion with Russia on reparations which might Block efforts to sign an Early japanese reparations considered Issue in the View of the High command it was the reparations Issue should be up at an Early the reports of president Truman Edwin it was would provide a basis for consideration of reparations red Deputy objects to Atcheson attitude july 24 and the United states clashed at the Council table Here today when Kuzma soviet member of the Allied Council for bluntly accused the Council George of try ing to Force his personal opinion upon the in a formal Derevyanko said he was obliged to protest against mister quite groundless and extremely biased remarks on recommendations made by me concerning labor legislation in he accused Atcheson of displaying an objectionable attitude toward the recommendations and suggestions of Allied Council Mem reflecting upon their in setting Forth essential problems of occupation the soviet member i think the Council is not the proper place for ideological we meet Here not for the purpose of listening to pretentious and argue mentations on communism and earlier soviet american Council members clashed on the soviet proposal to confiscate All militaristic and ant Allied literature in Atcheson remarked that the russian proposal might be called a Book burning Campaign similar to those indulged in by the and added that supreme Headquarters had already ordered the removal of objectionable textbooks from Book stores and schools and had prohibited the teaching of objectionable subjects tanks to level blasted hotel in Jerusalem july 24 Man tanks will be brought up to level the wreckage of the bombed King David British military As soon As engineers receive the Assurance that no one could still be alive in the a British officer directing Rescue operations said he the present delicate method of sifting the rubble would six casualties have been extricated alive from the debris so revised casualty figures show that 49 people have been 40 injured and 65 Are As a result of mondays daytime zionists consider resistance highly placed jewish sources pressed their Confidence that the jewish inner zionist due to meet tomorrow to consider a passive resistance movement against the British would reject the their unanimously expressed horror at the latest outrage was Given As the reason for this anticipated the condition of assistant to sir John chief administrative officer in rescued after a 31hour Encomb was said to be he is suffering from lacerations and tension appears to have relaxed in the Bible City after a night of anxiety which was heightened by a mysterious phone Call threatening that police Headquarters was in Truman believes bombing May delay Zion solution july 24 president in a formal statement said that acts of terrorism such As the bombing of the King David hotel in Jerusalem might Well retard efforts to Settle the Palestine the president said he had Learned with deep regret of the by Courtesy of King features by Chic Young that proves crime Doest pay Golly now my hands caught in there Blondie hides what Are you doing Down there Attlee Calls explosion worst terrorist act july 24 minister Attlee yesterday told the House of commons that the Jerusalem blast was an insane act of he of All the outrages in and horrible in the past few this is the worst Anthony speaking for the asked Attlee for Assur Ance that the government intended taking every step in their Power and provide the local authorities with any Sanction they might need to prevent recurrence of such in end of Nunra in 46 Visioned july 24 of Urra Aid by the end of 194s was Foreshaw adored in a press con Ference Fiorello Unoras Secretary gave Here he said this termination is now due to the4exhaustion of funds and the inability within the time remaining for Legislatures contributing countries to vote new Laguardia said sacrifices were necessary and hardships unavoidable in All recipient countries after that because total world Grain for 1947 will be insufficient because recipient countries will be unable to finance purchases of available Grain while world a animations which Are in the making to succeed Urra will not be to step into the asked if the decision in Paris by the big four to chop off italian frontiers were not in contradiction to promises by Laguardia and others made by radio prior to the allies Landing in Laguardia pc they Are in contradiction to these i am sorry it is