European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 7, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse                                One year ago today super forts attack with tons of two years ago today the allies retake in Brit thestain unofficial newspaper of armed european edition 20 20 2 1 d gripes Safe weather forecast Frankfurt Munich Berlin Cloudy Bremen Vienna August volume number 217 to x a Molotov clash at Parley w y army to Call men next month 6 voluntary enlistments have dropped so sharply since july 1 that the army will be compelled to Call for 25000 inductees when the compulsory draft is resumed army and selective service officials said last although Secretary of War Robert p Patterson recently announced that the army hoped to obtain new men through the recruiting voluntary enlistments during my ran about a or a drop of almost two thirds below the fixed figure of a despite the jul August draft during which officials hoped to step up the enlistment pro Gram with promises of a 50 per cent increase in pay for Buck privates from to 75 a month and other the program has fallen Short because of several fac officials believed that the let Down resulted largely from increased business stoppage of and abandon ment of a number of special induce ments As of july recruiting Falls Short the army recruited men from the end of the War to july army in world yet it Falls Short of the men needed on july and 46 per cent of the total signed up for Only one year or 18 months and their enlistments begin expiring in selective service estimates there Are men in the existing Man Power Pool of men 19 to How Man of these Are called before the draft act expires next Marchl 31 will depend on the Success or failure of the recruiting the army has informed selective service that it will require a Max of men before the draft Law that Are not available sex major wounded vets visit Capitol the Symbol of All they have fought is viewed by amputees who have called on their Cou Gessen to urge passage of legislation which would provide automobiles for servicemen who lost their lower Mote than 70 veterans from Walter Forest and other army hospitals in the Washington area called on the legislators help for those who served in the forbids draft s irreplaceable Farmers in essential marines and coast guard m not asking for any draftees at occupation costs japs billion yearly 6 is costing Tanan per year to her former demies on her Smi the japanese Jiji press service the actual occupation How Ever ire higher than this figure which was Given for the current fiscal the Jiji figures did not see food or other sup plies for Allied these Are being financed by the occupying governments for eventual accounting Svith the the press service said Toimi outlay of yen represented 36 per cent of current fiscal year it also represented a substantial increase Over the yen the japanese originally earmarked for occupation Churchill refuses invitation 6jap Churchill today cabled the australian prime minister Joseph chiefly that he is accept the australian governments invitation to visit Australia survivors Tell quake horrors Ciudad dominican 6 peasants who lived through the earthquake and tidal wave on the Northern dominican Shore described it today As a thunderous upheaval which ripped open the sent up Sulf Orous fumes and churned the Atlantic into a fragmentary reports from the stricken northeastern Shore disclosed exceptional geological disturbance of frightful thousands of peasants fled into the Woods and hid while the Earth continued to shiver spasmodically Long after the first violent quake Early sunday in san on nearby puerto seismographs recorded More than 20 Small quakes in the West Between sunday afternoon and last night the towns of Matanzas and Villa Julia Molina were reported virtually flattened by the tidal persons reaching Here from Matanzas said there were Many casualties and four persons were reported broken communications delayed a Check on and the toll May run much before the witnesses booming submarine explosions continue Don Page w late bulletins 6 peace conference rules committee voted Down a proposal by foreign min ister Jan Masaryk of Czecho Slovakia today to appoint a sub committee to study the various amendments offered on voting procedure in the the which lined up great Britain and the United states in opposition with Russia was eleven against the proposal and eight for with two nations 6 Whitehall sources said today that great Britain was Likely to halt All jewish immigration to pal Estine soon unless the United states agreed to help in carrying out an Anglo american to split the country into four 6 peace conference delegation will leave for Paris tomorrow grimly Hope Ful of obtaining softer terms than those contemplated in the draft 6 a military court of eight colonels today found a Lester of guilty of attempting to smuggle Worth of Gold across the Swiss Border and fined him Webb is a Veteran of 30 years army and Navy Aims told to dependents soviets disagree on big 4 role 6 rotary of state James Byrnes and soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov clashed in the rules committee of the Paris peace conference Byrnes charged the russian with seeking dictation of the conference through the big and Molotov replied that the big four was an american Byrnes spoke first to answer charges of inconsistency levelled at him yesterday by Molotov for favouring a proposal of Canadian prime minister Mackenzie King for concurrent meetings of the foreign ministers Council during the peace he challenged Molotov to print his statement in the russian asserting that under the free press in America Molotov attack was carried in papers Molotov the floor an hour Molotov repeats charges the soviet minister repeated his charges of inconsistency and referred at the outset to Byrnes speak ing in a serious and angry i wonder what Byrnes Means when he accuses us of being anxious to limit the membership of the Paris Molotov he named a number of latin american countries which had declared War on Italy and said indeed the number would be enlarged if we invited All the countries which declared War on the its True that the soviet delegation did suggest that the foreign ministers Council be convoked during the peace conference to Exchange views on certain but what is wrong about this suggested Council Molotov asserted that it was at the suggestion of the United states that the Council of foreign ministers was set concerning the Long debate Over Molotov said it remains a fact that if there had been no procedure prepared in we might have taken a third week to adopt our we Are far from dictating any thing to this Molotov of if one grouping of countries is certain of 13 it is not necessary to exert themselves to convince others of their continued on Page 8 6 Frank director of military government in today told More than 100 dependent members of the newly formed american women club that american occupation forces Are Here to make cer Tain that Germany has fought her last we cannot guarantee that this will be the last he but we can guarantee that this will be the last War with who brought the first military government team into Ber Lin 13 months said the United states forces were determined to inflict the will of the american people on the c47 Globe master crashes Pilot suffers minor injuries Long 6 up officers today took charge of the wreckage of a worlds largest transport which last week set a new weight lifting record and yesterday crashed during experimental diving the Russell who suffered minor told investigators that the plane went out of control after a Wing came off during the dive iranians wounded As factions clash 6 iranians were severely wounded in a Street in which Sticks and knives were Between sup porters of the iranian left Wing Udeh party and Premier Avam is Sultaneh democratic party last police fired into the air to disperse the the fracas occurred towards the end of a Celebration of the 41st anniversary of Iran constitutional approximately 1jooo democratic party members had promenade Teheran streets and gathered in the main Square where Mozaffar assistant party spoke from the Balcony of the municipal after calling for cheers for the British and american which saved us from Firouz we will never permit the growth of any non National elements in Iran to encourage foreign interference in Iran