European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1948, Darmstadt, Hesse Page it the stars and stripes june 1948 House votes Navy billion for year june 4 House passed arid sent to Senate a Bill to maintain the worlds biggest Navy in the fiscal year starting july passage was by voice this action came after the House heard from Albert 03 that soviet Russia now has 250 including 50 of the Dee sea Type developed by Germany the end of the Thomas is a member of the housed naval appropriations subcommittee the amount approve was below the budget requests funds for aircraft were not in Congress having provide for plane construction in a measure approved a month included was Money to Start construction o a Thomas told the House the Ger mans the last 51 submarines and almost won it with whereas we have three or four of the Shnork Eltye he Russia has 50 of a actually breather tube which enables a submarine to remain eur merger for Long periods of time without coming to the surface to recharge Thomas said most of tie Yards where the germans were producing the Shnork Eltye subs when frae War Are located in russian occupied Bill urges Aid West pacts june 4 declaration of american policy to encourage military alliances among the free nations of Western Europe was approved yesterday by the House foreign affairs Mittee the policy offered As a Bill by chairman Charles Eaton carries a Strong suggestion of help for such k its purpose to strengthen United nations and it proposes several ways of at tempting that committee approval of the measure was reported to have been the Bill declares the american Peoples intention to associate the United states with regional and collective Sel defense arrangements affecting the National Security of the United states the United states determination to exercise its right of aet defense in the event of attack upon any United nations member when american Security is House group oks Security measure june 4 House civil service committee yesterday recommended a Bill to permit the armed state department and atomic fire disloyal or in discreet civilian the Bill passed the it would empower the Heads of the designated agencies to suspend any employee when it is deemed Nec Essary in the interest of National the employee could be fired after the Case has been Swope refuses us award new june 4 Gerard honorary president of the general electric refused today to medal from the government be cause of what he called its Vacil lating and stand on the Palestine Swope gave his refusal in a letter Oliver the new British ambassador to s v senator urges 1925 draft to provide Power june 4 Chan yester Day asked the Senate to pass the 19through25 draft As a peace measure because voluntary enlistment programs have failed to Divide enough Gurney is chairman the Senate armed services opened Senate debate on the draft v if America is to be influential in the peace councils of the we from strength not from he we build up maintain Mili tary forces of breaking up any attack against we must have it understood that we Are capable of instantly launch ing a counteroffensive so devas Tating that no enemy will dare to make War the Senate Bill would build the armed services up to men by a draft of men 19 through defense authorities divided on radar network proposal june 4 the department defense Leader ship appeared split today Over immediate construction of a radar network to protect the from air the cleavage became apparent after Carl Vinson ranking member of the House armed service introduced a Bill that would authorize the air Force to spend Over the next five years on a radar network and Chan Gurney introduced a companion measure in the air Force sources hoped the Bill would be pushed through before the end of the present ses Sion As an emergency but the office of defense Secre tary James Forrestal said the Bill did not hav his his aids said the radar network prob Lem is still by a Board beaded by Vannevar noted Forrestall aids say a Complete radar umbrella the country now would be costly and that it might be obsolete soon because of rapid improvements in electronic equipment heroic chaplains honoured president Truman presents to Newtoff Linof the four chaplains who gave up their lives in the wartime sinking of the uss troop an album containing a Sheet of commemorative Stamps issued in their Clark accepting the is the son of chaplain Clark the three women in the Back Row left to right Are Therese widow of chaplain Alexander Goode Isadore widow of chaplain George Fox and Ann sister of chaplain John chaplains included two a rabbi and a Catholic us prewar plans june 4 White House Story of How the and Britain drafted secret joint War plans against Germany and Japan eight months before the Pearl Harbor attack was told yesterday the Story was in Colliers the third of a series of articles by playwright Robert based on the secret the Harry Hopkins who represented president Roosevelt in talks with the British at the Sherwood called the secret Alli Ance a common Law if the isolationists in Congress had known the full extent of he their demands for the in Princess Pignatelli Dies n new Jersey Home june 4 Princess Henrietta Guerard pig on of fee wealthiest n the and wife of Prince 5uido an italian Timble died Here Princess Pignatelli was the widow of Edward former con rolling owner of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea who died in she married the Prince in measure provides limits on army quarters june 4 souse accepted yesterday a com Promise construction Bill authorizing for posts and Camps from Newfoundland to the the Compromise must now be approved by the which passed a similar Bill last the army and air Force would be permitted to spend in this and the actual Money still must be supplied through a separate appropriations in the Compromise Bill is a provi Sion limiting All new family quart for officers and enlisted men to Square feet of floor the army originally asked for a sliding which would have allowed up to Square feet for generals Gertrude Atherton failing san june 4 Gertrude in critical condition at Stanford hos was reported a Little bit weaker by her has been in a grave condition for More pachment of president Roosevelt would have been a great Deal secret staff talks be according to Hopkins in the summer of 1940 with the idea of forming joint grand strategy in the event american entry into the first meetings were in plan they shifted to Washington in january 1941 and on March produced a known As which suggested the grand strategy during the Washington talks the members of the staff wore civilian clothes and posed As tech Nical to the British Pur chasing the Basic Point of the Sher Wood was that if and Britain should become involved in simultaneous War with Japan and Germany they would concen on Germany arid wage a War of attrition against the plan was carried out after the attack on As did administration witnesses inthe congressional hear Ings on Pearl insisted that the Alliance involved under cover commitments and required no violation of the woman offers for Hubby june 4 Nelly who made Jean years outstanding pro has turned Down seven prospective suitors and made appointments for 14 More who claimed they could meet her i caliphs for an affectionate soft spoken miss Wola offered and a six room House com plete with wife herself to any eligible Bachelor who meets her needs for an affectionate she broadcast her desires Over the local radio station and was Quick to Point out it was not Lack of suitors caused her to Ive got lots boy but there is always a either they lots of Money and Are Dull or have plenty of personality and no my Man must be in be tween she one of the most requirements in Fier bridegroom was to be i am really looking fora husband and i thought it would be a Little easier if i feed a she Union bows to red curb in labor Law by the press the Cio United farm equipment and Metal workers Union reversed itself thursday and decided to comply with the no communist provisions of the Taf Hartley four members of the unions executive Board resigned rather than the Union Grant Union said the compliance decision was made with reluctance and a recent rank and file referendum favored she elsewhere along the labor front there were these developments railroads Robert Taft Ohio said that if the rail labor dispute is not Senate leaders will consider an i Vestiga he said he would Confer with Railroad presidents before placing the Union leaders request for an investigation before the Senate Republican policy Coal Ebersole presi Dent of the National Coal Assoc a asked Congress to pension strikes and to curb the Power of labor Gaines Testi fied before a joint congressional committee on management labor Lilienthal fails to Settle strike threat at atom lab june 4 up chairman David Lilienthal of the atomic Energy commission said yesterday he has failed to persuade Al unions not to strike next week at the atomic research labor Atory at Oak Lilienthal tailed to reporters As he emerged from two hour con Ference president Wil Liam Green and presidents of the 14 International unions ing the 875 workers in the Labora the employees voted 771 to 26 yesterday to reject the final wage offer of the Carbide and Carbon chemical which operates the Laboratory for the the workers now May legally strike at monday maritime unions plan strike despite presidents move san june 4 the Cio International longshore mens warehousemen Union Aid today that it is going ahead with its plans for a strike june 15 in spite of president Truman appointment of a fac finding Truman created the fac finding Board yesterday in an attempt to a dispute which threatens to up nations shipping and which May impede shipments under the Marshall sub bombing officially denied Hugh Scott asserted that 50 Crew members of the submarine Carp were hospitalized about two months ago after the vessel was an air Force statement was quickly denied by the of defense Secretary James Forrestal and by the for rentals office said that no information of such an attack has been Robert press relations officer for said he believed it was x Arthur vice chief of naval was More it is absolutely Radford Scott said this incident occurred about 200 Miles off san during the so called russian sub Marine
