European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 27, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Toge 11 the stars and stripes May 1941 1st stages exercise delay men of the Lith medium tank placed in a camouflaged guard a Road on the left flank of the 18th during Grafe Wohr men of d 1st 18th Crouch in the grass with their 75mm recoilless members of d 42nd Relac in their reconnaissance awaiting instructions for a withdrawal from the Grafe Wohr at soldiers frisk two captured men of the aggressor1 Force in preparation for signal corps photos move to halt aggressor by John peace staff correspondent May 26 the 1st yesterday began exercise Man Euver in which advancing columns of the enemy Are delayed until Friendly forces can be assembled in the rear in sufficient strength to Stop the foe called the tactical exercise began with troops of the 2nd and the 14th at the front maximum delaying with instructions to hold until ordered to the Man Euver was planned to enable the two constabulary units to filter through delaying Point held by the 18th 26th to establish a third delaying Point a the rear of the at the time when the two advancing divisions of the aggressor have forced infantry regiments to f All they in turn will pass to the rear through constabulary lines As the constabulary and takes up positions on the fourth and last delaying pass to offensive the entire delaying a additional forces Are sup Posedly being assembled behind the last delaying Point and strength being built up to pass from the defensive to the f constabulary units had withdrawn along the proposed route to the third line of delaying Anotte 26th the Brunt of the aggressors1 at the 26th is represent Kotonly for tactical troops Are considered in the Field planes of air Hying from combat Type bases inthe Field maintained Contact with ground perform reconnaissance and Liaison missions to the front and flank of the troops and guns were set up overlooking tanks were y camouflaged and placed at strategic j roads and junctions and hidden in he engineers executed dem knocked Down Road blocks and helped prepare delaying Posi tank battalions supported the infantry in counterattacks and a number of in the uniform of the were apprehended and j in the afternoon the Forward com Mand Post was moved to the rear according to exercise delay was scheduled to end late vet renounces America to help r rebuild Germany May 26 Broadway said today he has renounced his Amer ican citizenship become a Cit Izen wartime bomber Pilot and son of orchestra Leader Meyer a said he was now seeking to go to Germany to work on re building that after in responsible for some of the damage he lived in took step similar to that of Henry another dropped his citizenship to work As a bricklayer in Davis said he turned in his Amer ican passport embassy Here which accepted it and his renunciation of american he expected to get some kind of International i Catipo like a Nansen enrol May than 150 foreign students including 120 have enrolled for summer courses at the american zone universities of Munich and military governments education and cultural relations divison announced thirty two american and european professors have been invited to Russ lift ban on periodicals continued from Page 1 drat in would stress that the temporary ban would be As soon As my was assured that the flow of newspapers into the zone would he before lifting the ban we Are going to see if our newspapers Are getting Hays told the stars and he added that the american in formation control division had received encouraging reports from the soviet zone that indicated rus Sia was lifting its virtual ban on Western Hays said russian zone news paper dealers were asking for ship ments of Western publications with the statement1 that they now Are allowed to sell drat in told Hays that violations of directive 55 in both zones of Germany were probably due of the great difficulties encountered in handling the newspaper he attributed these difficulties to the great number of firms handling newspaper 773 Dps sail from be to Settle in Canada May 26 the British transport Beaver Rae sailed for Canada yesterday with 773 virtually allow them close relatives of those who have emigrated to that country and made officials said the emigrants rep resented principally lat Czecho Romania and the Arab spurn Uncle for Zion truce continued from Page i decision in the holy City before the truce there was increasing inter National friction Over the War in the embassy in Cairo con firmed that it had delivered an american protest to the egyptian foreign office against Egypt re cent warning that ships approach ing ithe palestinian coast be in in where detention of american jews had brought a previous protest from the workers refused to unload any ships have been used to take jews the holy they would not unload any cargo except mail from the ship Hilldring wont fill state department Post May 26 the state department said today that John Hilldring is ill in Arizona and will not be Able to become state department special assistant in charge of Palestine egyptian fighter escorts attack Tel Aviv continued from Page 1 copied buildings in Jerusalem new the broadcast jews report legion moving Tola Trun the following dispatch was filed by the combined american press via Navy it was distributed by International news May source reported the Arab legion thinning out North of the City continued today and believed they were being transferred to lat run where Palestine heaviest fighting Wasin the lines remained unchanged in the sheikh Jarrah and the old City in the jews claimed a mixed Force of Egypt ians and local fighters were routed from the entire Rachels Tomb area by a jewish commando an Agency spokesman said no fresh orders were issued to a galah in Jerusalem to observe the ceasefire starting he indicated none would be issued unless definite assurances were re Cei Vedin Advance that the arabs also were committed to an unconditional last night a Havanah spol Esmai flatly denied a report from the Central Jerusalem a been from the air with High in Pacuit was the usual random with artillery Vizonia Scord dismantling As threat to erf by Joe Rabinovich staff correspondent May 26 Biz onal economics Council today charged the dismantling of sudanese workers strike 26 tween 200 and 300 Sudan railway workers went on strike at Atbara today As a protest against prison sentences passed on 21 men accused of staging an illegal demonstration on May 5 factories for reparations was Erins the Success of the recovery program and called he British and americans to Pend All dismantling in their occupation in an unanimous the1 104man Council asked the military 5 government of each zone to set committee4o consider what dismantling should taken the it asked that germans be Inq eluded on this before voting the Tonias lower House heard Christian Democrat from charge that the j Good intentions of the people approving the mar Shalt plan were being nullified by the bureaucratic of the Tion member of Haffner is a ranking member the economics committee which Drew up the dismantling Resolution the Resolution noted that the Cess of Erp depended upon Max mum production in each ing it said the Dis Mantti As now going seriously endangering production jul in Railroad steel electrical equipment and the Council adopted Resolution submitted by its i01 communist expressing councils opposition to any in general the vote the social democrats to with the communists and most the rest i n a Ai g v b r y k b n mar charge i is discounted May 26 Tempelhof air base Legal offi said today that reports of Market activities Fay to Force officers had been exam a John Wood confirm that a Tempelhof had be charged with illegal bartering a the wrongful importation of i but he added articles and broadcasts a greatly exaggerated the extent the activities and present Eviden does not substantiate the repo the other officer against we charges had been prepared by criminal investigation division stationed in the american zone Wood said that no Coffee or Coa or cameras had been found the officers he said that three Small diamonds and a Sapp had been and said had been appraised at sees no arms action continued from Page 1 at the announcement Washington by israels pres or Chaim the jews May get an american v the foreign disclosed that France and the Benelux countries Are in consultation on a coordinated Palestine Congress asked to lend Israel May 26 Congress was called upon today to american military and technical Aid to Israel and demands were made that warships smash the Arab Jacob javits introduced legislation to Amend Greco turkish Aid pact to incl Al Israel and provide for a loan to the new jewish javits said he introduced the to implement the loan request m by Chaim prov sic president of and because the expected Arab rejection United nations truce the new York congressman Tion followed a demand by Emanuel Celler that am ican War vessels be Ara blockaded Waters with  the Doctol of Freedom the a demand also was Macje Congress investigate Aid Britain to determine if such h is necessary if a fear Able to pay Arab countries a