European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 10, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday May 1948 the stars and strips Page s russians ask postponement of confab May 9 notified the Western allies yester Day that it will be unable to attend he next meeting of berlins Allied Komma Datura because of the ill of Alexander the soviets asked that a meeting of the cites supreme Allied gov 1erniag scheduled for tues be postponed until May since the russians walked out the March 20 control Council the Komma Datura has when the Only fou Power body still actively functioning in since the Council walk Komma Datura sessions have become even More heated than and some observers predicted a troubled future for Ber hns an american spokesman said the american delegation Wes prepared to attend a meeting the spokesman said sickness was a legitimate reason to ask postpone British take different stand the British took another View and an official British state ment pointed out that in the past when a commandant has been unable to attend meetings he has been represented by his the British said they had not reached a decision on whether to attend a meeting on but austrian condemn Bias in Eastern news May s socialist party strongly condemned the absurd published daily by the government monopoly news agencies of the East Ern european in a written statement to the the socialists charge that in the Peoples similar to the slander monopoly of the no nonsense can be big enough and no mean slander obviously wrong enough that it could prevent the news presenting it Asun biased news i plea gets amnesty for 3 germans May 9 a letter written by a be Soldier has resulted in an amnesty being granted three German prisoners who discovered the body of a War casualty near the Charles addressed his Mes Sage through be Headquarters to land Bremen my suggesting that full be granted the three minor of fenders for their discovery and re the Pardon would boost the Graves registration commands work in Germany and also would further the occupation showing that the american Soldier of the week go Cook to ask Mardikian for Job it is proving difficult i government is always willing to to arrange to attend a meeting on j Reward worthy Mclaurin my 14 because of other commit contended in his Dunn com i mended his suggestion and said that the rus sians said that Kotikov i immediate Steps had been taken to was ill but would be Able to leave i Pardon the Iii bed on tuesday and attend a Nee King postponement of tuesdays meet ing will delay still further another meeting of the Deputy both commandants and deputies had regularly used meetings on set dates in the but for the last two weeks Lussia has insisted that the Advance schedules be discarded and the Date Tor future meetings be set at toe conclusion of each the deputies at their meeting ast Friday referred this question o the commandants and therefore hey do not have another meet of Vance described by George the famous As the armed forces Foremost mess Points to this weeks menu at his indigenous mess at the pm school Center in Darmstadt where he won his culinary the body was that of Peter airman missing since late love Ada cuts prices of 4 Europe flights May 9 Man mayors on the third anniversary of the wars end appealed to the German people today to love their a pamphlet issued by the Ger Man towns association asked Ger mans to help All those who have been persecuted in the name of our people for political or racial receive refugees from Neighbour nations in a helpful Way and halt unfortunate Chain of hate and it mayors of Ber May 9 american overseas airlines today Stuttgart announced new reduced prices on lights from Rhine main Airport to our Points in the effective follow and roundtrip rates Are 10 per cent signed the Book circulation rises bad May 9 special Book circulation from Neucom special services libraries during the last half of 1947 showed an is increase of 41 per cent Over the Aoa also announced that be last half of it was disclosed inning next week it will increase More than books were o and possibly the number charged out from 226 libraries f its flights from Rhine main to j during the period Between july 1 he i and december nazi repents Hitler service May 9 a former under Secretary in the German foreign office told a Numberg War crimes tribunal he would be happier if head had the courage to resign from his Post during the Hitler Friedrich who served in the foreign office for 38 years As Legal expert and drafter of inter National agreements and gave this testimony As a Tion witness in the ministries Ernst von for Mer foreign office state and 20 other former nazi govern ment officials and industrialists Are charged in the Case with Aid ing Hitler in aggressive warfare and other under direct examination by Robert of lans Gaus said the reason he stayed in office under Hitler was to protect his who was of jewish and himself from threatening i knew Hitler would never Stop on the jewish 26th unit honoured May 9 co 26th commanded by Michael has been judged the Best unit in the regi mental review held Jena oks Bonus of million to buy High calorie food May 9 has been made available As an incentive Bonus to Biz Onias Export the joint Export import Agency the to be used chiefly for buying High calorie foodstuffs out Side is the second to be authorized by in the bipartite group released 000 for the importation of clothing and among the new imports will be Olive Oil and incentive program was worked out in february by Biz Onias economic executive com Mittee and German labor Union under the per cent of every dollars Worth of goods exported from Vizonia since july is set aside in the Bonus b fund As an incentive to German workers to produce More it is expected the new allocation will be spent by next women loiter ers jailed May 9 ering women Are being arrested Here at the Rale of 250 a the army Provost marshals office the office said about 40 per cent of the women suffered from veneral Best mess says his mom Tau Glit him by Ernie Reed staff correspondent May 9 the Best darn mess sergeant in the army plans to discard his Khaki togs for come this december this Date will make the end of a three year reenlistment for Vance of Pon described by George the famous the armed forces Foremost mess who is currently his second tour of dec in a recent said who runs the indigenous mess at the pm school Center in Darm Stadt can have a Job with me any time he but i like the army too much to lure him away from his present the san Francisco connoisseur of Good food at the same time revealed that he had Given the mississippian his favorite pen in lieu of the medal he the compliments of Mardikian came to me As a the 30 year old mess sergeant told the stars and if Mardikian wants to hire me i will be tickled to death to accept any reasonable of Fer after i sever my connections with the said the Pontotoc who Speaks with a typical Southern Vance said he intends to Send a Telegram soon to Mardikian to find out whether the californian is really serious about the asked How he had developed his has been in the army since said my mom taught All i know about the she is the Best darn Cook in the world As far As i am you ought to taste her Fried Chicken or homemade Coconut he he also revealed that his Mother often had to Chase him out of the Kitchen when he was 10 for be ing just too darn he said that his often permitted him to Cook Many of the family meals under her supervision and in this Way he Learned Many of the dishes he to Day is providing the Waldron said that Good management and a Good sense of taste Are essential factors in running a Good mess and the staff who worked in civilian restaurants for eight years before entering the said he had never earned More than a week in pursuing the culinary to deadline is May 31 May 9 Neucom today issued a reminder that May 31 is the deadline for regular army and air Force personnel applying for appointment As warrant Junior applications May be made through unit dependents to arrive in dec May 18 on transport Zebulon Vance or Ftp Tansu a it q May 9 special following passenger list of he Zebulon scheduled to drive in Bremerhaven May 18 Austria v i e n n Beatrice Martha Evelyn Ary and Patricia Uriel France Ina Anthony and Timothy Mary Lydia and Thomas Germany bad Martha Wiliiam and Suzanne Delia Mil Lydia Lydia Mary and a incr Ruby and Anne s h 1 e y Betty Carleen Robert Cherl and Carl Doris dab Margaret Aud Rey and Audrey Mary Jean Edna and Betty Mary Louise Constance and James olevia Edwina Aileen and Donna Oxana Margaret and red Anna Margaret Anna Mary and Anita Gertrude Louana Marv William Ronald Joan and Beverly Mary and Joseph Eva Margaret Mildred Helen Geneva Ruth and Richard Yolande Mabel Aline and Catherine Ober Piaf f Tenhof a is e n b u r Helen Mary and Sandra Leona Aad Carol Leona Johnnie Jean and Jane Barbara bar Emily Robert Philip Nancy and Martha Helen Frances Laura Ronald and Carlyle Margaret Frederic and Susan Eleanor Helen Dorothy Donald Lawrence and Florence Myrtle Charles Frank and Kennett Janet Eva and Janna Henrietta Linda de Raymond and Michael Francis Charles and Shirley Arlyne and William Frances Roy and Barbara Frances and Franklin Paula and Paula Delia and James Gertrude Mary and Marilyn Virginia Ham Helen Ruby and Carter Marguerite Gladys and Michael Katherine Wilma and Betty Alberta Elizabeth Cynthia and Cary Lois and Sandra Naomi and Judit Maxine Robert and Albert Sylvia and Ronald e Esme and Sarah Ofelia m Eleanor Stephen Dennis and Sandra Ella and Nancy Gene Vieve arid Patricia Audrey Anna Mary Wanda and Dennis Clardy Julia and Curtis ill Phyllis and Glenn