European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 8, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the stars and stripes May 1941 Al Mui Clou 506 St pc jul Elj c Cycz o Kyj t o o so army role on be Day Huebner expresses Pride in Contr need from Page i cause am proud our occupation on this third anniversary of Victory in they understand Why they Are Here and the task that confronts understand that of Victory in won at such an appalling Cost of lives and material must be tossed they understand it the Victory will be meaningless unless peace is and they understand that through on and off duty that peace can be the United states is no an aggressor on the it has been twice in our combat the encroach ment of aggressor in Europe quenched a fire which had threatened to con sume All peace seeking nations throughout the world Are resolved that such a conflagration must not happen again i Hope and believe thai our occupation forces in Europe will do their part to implement this a be Day statement by Huebner is scheduled for broadcast Over an Between and 8 Oclock Lemay pledges High continued from Page 1 against the onslaught of a hard flying Victor Bent by be Day the air forces had become the most formidable striking Force the world has Ever we of the air forces in Europe Are determined that standards of efficiency and accomplishment established the air forces in the Crucible of War shall not be peek am cites Cost of Victory continued from Page 1 we Are prouder than Ever that we Are members of the United states be troops urged to set example continued from Page l health and material pos sessions so that others might retain theirs in Comfort and the occupation army is Here to insure these sufferings and sacrifice will not have been in you Are Here to help win the to preserve and augment this War won basis for a better world and a new life for Many of its our Partin this difficult peace time Battle is to continue the efficient and steadfast performance of our military duties and by our personal example promulgate the principles of democracy and on this of we of the Bremerhaven port of embarkation renew our duty bound pledge to do Keyes states army continued from Page 1 our comrades died shall be an enduring basis for the reconstruction of the which guided us in waging War of liberation Are the principles which guide us today in the struggle for and the responsibilities we assumed in War Are responsibilities which we will just As faithfully fulfil in in the three years which have passed since May tremendous efforts have been made to bring order out of and much Progress has been the labor is the Way hard and the obstacles Are to con the task which destiny has set for us the United states forces in Austria Are dedicated to that an nothing will prevail Over our firm determination to carry out our solemn pledge to ourselves and to the world that As first victim of nazi will return to the family of nations As a Independent and Sovereign on this memorable anniversary extend my warmest greetings to the men and women under com Mand who Are participating in any Way in the task before our goal is just and god that goal will be cart retired chief of the air Force right shown with air marshal lord Raf on his arrival in England May will leave London for Germany this Spaatz will visit Safe bases while in the of prepare new plans continued from Page 1 branches out of balance unless the army and Navy Are built up at the same after the Senate vote was an the air Force said it will Start immediately on plans to build first install ment of the modern new fighters and bombers it plans to put into for big strike continued from Page 1 the striking at least two carriers said they would attempt some by using these included the Illinois Central and the Louisville and Nashville carriers proceeded with plans to halt All operations in event of a strike and my rejects Kidnap charge continued from Page 1 further investigation of this in an Exchange of letters on Tasso evs the soviets charged that american officials organized a plotto Kidnap the russian official from his Bremen Post and demanded the punishment of americans con they also demanded that a special j soviet commission be Given immediate clearance to proceed to Hays replied on May we have not been Able uncover any evidence to support your Conten Tion that Tassev was on the the evidence we have been Able to obtain so far shows that when last seen in Bre soviet Tassev was free to do and act As he pleased and was not molested in any pirates elude British Force May 7 British army today completed a 12 hour Campaign against a pirate gang without a single the were hiding in a Brush covered Mountain and apparently had fled during the its expanded air deliveries by january air Force leaders said the first of the new Craft will be delivered by they expect to get delivery of of the latest Type bombers and Jet fighters by july the 70group Force will include b50 an improved version of the b29 p84 Thunder jets North american p86 Jet and the improved Lockheed the of emphasized that the Money approved today is Only a Down payment on a five year pro Gram to build a completely modern Fleet by subcontracting planned the of said it intends to increase its subcontracting of plane production to avoid building expensive new but the big contracts will go to the major plane pro Harry Cain and Glen Taylor third i sent notices to no striking u a reports failure in Chrysler negotiations May 7 Cio United Auto workers last night reported failure in its negotiations with the Chrysler the which threatened to Call workers out on strike next said there was no Point in further negotiations unless management to bar gain in Good the Union warned that in the absence of such Good a strike France gets 1st shipment of Erp goods May 7 Liberty ship John Quick arrived yesterday Frith the first shipment of Marshall plan Aid for the vessel unloaded tons of wheat at a Small port near when the ship finishes unloading it will be Able to sail up the Mouth of the Gironde River to Bordeaux and ceremonies marking its arrival will be held Here Mon the Quick left Gal april Luxembourg file Erp letters of intent May 7 Sweden and Luxembourg today filed letters of intent qualifying them for supplies under the Pean recovery Asi the same time the economic cooperate Iii administration authorized new shipments the Den Austria and i the latest allocations approved Ega Paul Hoff the total Aid authorized under the program to h British fail to name Jerusalem mayor continued from Page if Jaffa Gate arabs and Moshe 6 die in dec during week May americans were killed in the dec during the week ending May the Neucom adjutant general casualty report said party vice presidential was believed that both jews cast the Only votes against the and arabs Given truce commission their terms for not Only for Jerusalem but for All the jews Are asking v the Jerusalem Tel i Aviv 7 killed in Tunnel crash May 7 per sons were killed and 15 seriously injured yesterday when a Senger train ran into four Tail end freight cars which had unhooked from a preceding freight train in a Tunnel 6tf Miles North of trial of Bachmann scheduled to open monday May 7 twice postponed trial of american born Ann Baehmann on Black Market charges is scheduled to open Here monday i military government at the same time it was Learned that a number of trucks which the army had confiscated from Bachmann american laundry had been returned to her after an it is chiefly Bachmann activities in the laundry company and with company vehicles that form the against basis of charges during the trial of Bach Manns Robert which ended March it was charged that the trucks were used to haul Black Market goods from the French sitting As judge monday will be Marc of the Hesse my Legal Allen chief prosecutor of the Hesse my Legal will prosecute and Milton an american will defend despite the 18 charges against the husbands he was found guilty on Only five counts All dealing with illegal transactions in military Churchill Aska United Europe continued from Page 1 we Welcome any country where the people own the and not the government the the British conservative Leader hailed the european program and the Western european Churchill denied that a Federal Tion of Europe would conflict with the United on the con i have always As i declared in the that a of Europe was a subordinate but necessary part of the world he regional councils he said he believed there should be several August but subordinate regional councils and that these should form the massive pillars upon which the world organization would be founded in majesty and i he listed three such groupings f the the Council of including great Britain j joined Empire and and the Western 1 a Jet Cei Sai a Rej a2 me set Dis go i Cal adv Deai thre port no g Roa thin a Foj Ami this sail Kastl Mon the and fron aus wer mile to Road be kept All foreign armed arabs be Arab terms Are said to Jerusa Emtel Aviv Road stays but arabs food and water to jews and arabs to return to the areas they occupied on before the present fight the truce be implemented by religious bodies from both sides assisted by an International four greek liberals Given Cabinet posts continued from Page 1 Ces said both populists and liberals have guaranteed the of the reshuffled Cabinet for month by suspending opposition parties were United in protesting against the Sopholis promised last night All protests would be heard parliament reassembled there was no guarantee of when parliament would again president scoffs at Bonus proposal continued from Page 1 Mit men to enlist for two or three two year men would get three year As an they would take advantage of loan and other aids in the i Bill of trying to Avert strike on the rail strike scheduled for Truman said he had done and was doing everything possible under the railway labor act to Avert on he declined go along with a question As to whether efforts to Stop Ara jewish failed he said efforts were still being he said the goal was to get a settlement of Ara jewish issues on a peaceful Cuba seizes red radio May 7 government tonight seized the communist radio station in saying the Broad casting code the nature of which it is not convenient to divulge for reasons of
