European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 28, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes saturday january 28, 1950 promotions listed for 9 dec generals Heidelberg. Jan. 27 special nine generals in the dec have been nominated for promotion by pres ident Truman. Recommended for promotion to permanent Grade As major general were maj Gen George a. Horkan. Pm chief. Neucom maj Gen Jerry v. Matejka. Chief signal division Yucom maj Gen Paul w. Kendall. Cd. 7,one cd. Austria. Nominated to permanent rank As brigadier general in the a was by Gen Edward e. Macmorland. Outgoing chief ordnance division Yucom. Who will shortly become commander at Aberdeen proving ground. He was also named to the temporary rank of major general. Others nominated to permanent rank of brigadier general As vacancies occur in addition to Mac Hovland. Were Brig Gen Howard l. Peckhan. Cd. Arc Brig Gen James c. Fry. Deputy . High commissioner to Austria Brig Gen Charles e. Hart cd. 1st div arty Brig Gen Charles  W. Canham. Cd be col Everett Busch. Assistant Deputy chief. Pm. Neucom. Also nominated to the temporary Grade of major general was Brig Gen Ralph j canine director of logistics. Neucom. Nominated to the t e in p o r a r y Grade of major Genera were Brig Gen Aaron run Shaw -1r. Chief service group logistics Divi Sion. Army Genera s of. Washing ton. D.  Gen Laurence. B. Reiser assistant division commander. 2d inf div it Lewis. Wash. Brig Gen Willard w Irvine As signed to office o chef of a ii Field forces. It Monroe. Va., and army department represent a Ive o Continental air cd. Brig Gen Ward h. Maru cd. Virginia military District. Richmond. Brig Gen John k. Rice. Cd. Cic Center. Maryland. Brig Gen Williston b. Palmer cd 82d an div it. Bragg . Brig Gen Joseph p. Sullivan As signed to office of chief of army Field forces it. Monroe a. Brig Gen Kirke b. Lawlon. Deo Uty signal officer. Army depart ment. Washington. . Brig Gen John , Hief. Procurement group logistics Divi Sion. Army general staff. Washing ton. . Nominated to the temporary Grade of brigadier general were co Selby h Tran c red River Arsenal. Texarkana. Tex. Col Joel g. Holmes Field director ammunition plants Joliet Iii. Co Alfred m Shearer assistant chief procurement and distribution division. Office of the chief signal officer. Washington d., c. Col Ray m. Hare chief. General Supply Branch. Office of the chief of ordnance. Washington. D. C. Co Norman e. Waldron. Quarter master at it. Shaffer. Oahu. Territory of  John h. Hinds far East cd Tokyo. Co Bertram f. Hayford chief of staff. New York port of embark  Edward h. Lastayo assistant chief of transportation for administration at Washington  C. Co Rex v d Corput or. Chief signal plans operating division of fice of the chief signal officer. Washington. D. C. Col Leslie e  director of ballistics r e s e a r e h Laboratory. Aberdeen proving ground. Mary  Luke William Finlay who served As executive officer. Office of the chief of transportation Washington. Do. From july 1. Um3. To july 13, 1946. The approved list of officers recommended for promotion to the per manent Grade of major general Fol lows Mai Ger. Nip in 10 he chief e s ordnance. Web is ton. Maj Gen Alfred b. Quinton army member munitions Board. Washing ton. Mai Gen Frank a. Hei Eman. Chief of transportation. Washington. Maj Gen Alber c. Smith. Cd 2d army div Camp Hood Tex. Maj Gen William f. Marquat chief economic and scientific Sec Tion Scap and antiaircraft officer. Far East command. Maj Gen William h. Middleswart. Assistant to the quartermaster Gen eral. Washington. Maj Gen Lawrence j. Jaynes. As signed to military District of new York new Jersey. New York City. Maj Gen William m. Miley cd 1225th an div Camp Campli a by. Maj Gen James g Christiansen Engineer. Ghz far East command. Maj Gen Willard g. Wyman. Chief of staff. 1st army governors Island. . Maj Gen William b. Kean. Cd. 25th inf div. Japan. These names will be placed below thai of maj Gen Floyd l. Parks acting chief of information. Depart ment of the army which remains on the previously approved list of officers recommended for promotion to permanent major general and for which no vacancy has yet occurred the following officers were recommended for appointment to he permanent Grade of brigadier sen Era As vacancies occur Bria Gen Joseph p. Sullivan of be. Chief of army Field forces it. Monroe a. Brig Gen Kirke b Lawton Deputy chief signal officer Washington. Brig Gen Stanley r Mickelsen chief guided missiles group plans and operations division. Army Gen Era staff. Washington Brig Gen John , chief. Procurement group logistics Divi Sion. Army general s Aff. Washington. Brig Gen Harry Reichelderfe. As signed to signal corps engineering Laboratory. It. Monmouth. N. J Brig Gen Egbert f. Bullene cd. Army chemical corps Edgewood Arsenal  Gen George i. Back signal officer. Far East command and chief civil communications Section Scap Tokyo. Brig Gen Andrew  Hopping chief Supply division office of the quartermaster general Washington. Brig Gen William l. Barriger assistant commander b a inf div. It. Dix . Brig Gen Jonathan l Holman. Member staff and faculty. Industrial College of the armed forces. Washington Brig Gen George b. Bar a  Lery commander. 25th inf div. Japan. Brig Gen Urban Niblo. Ordnance officer. Ghz far East command. Tokyo. Bria Gen Wayne c. Zimmermann. Assistant chief for plans. Army Field forces. It. Monroe. A. Maj Gen Francis h. Lanahan. Or. Cd. It. Monmouth. N. J. Brig Gen Halley g. Maddox. Assistant chief of staff. G3, he 3d army. It. Mcpherson. A. Brig Gen Cortlandt Van r. Schuyler. Chief plans group plans and operations division. Army Gen eral staff Washington. Brig Gen Lemuel Mathewson artillery commander Lith an div Camp Campbell. By. Brig Gen William , of fice of the military attache. London. Maj Gen Robert b. Mcclure. Chief of staff 2d army. It George g. Meade my. Was nominated for appointment a major general. Regular army from the 1949 ree commended list. Nominated to brigadier general. Regular army permanent were Brig Gen Joseph p. Sullivan As signed to office chief of army Field forces. It. Monroe. A Brig Gen Kirke b. Law ton. A top Uty chief signal officer. Department j if the a  Washington. J Brig Gen Stanley r Mick Elen. J chief guided missiles group plans seven plead not guilty Iii jeep stoning Nurnberg. Jan. 27 special seven germans arraigned before the District court of the 10th Judi Cial District pleaded not guilty Here yesterday to charges of assaulting a Soldier slaying n German Girt and seriously injuring another on new year s eve the seven Karl and Konrad Kohl Brothers Ludo Coj Kohl their Cousin Ernst Maussner. Karl Neussinger. Paul Meller and Stefan Adelmann were charged under Hico Public Law no. 14 with assaulting pfc Dol Bert dries get in fight dries was in the company of three other germans in an inn in Rei Ehen Schwand. Near Nurnberg when he is purported to have gotten into a fight with Adelmann. The Soldier and his companions drove away but returned later in a jeep and were met by a Shower of stones in front of the inn. One Large Cobblestone weighing nearly 12 pounds is believed to have struck Johanna Pausch in the head resulting in injuries that caused her death. Doctor testifies a Large crowd heard or. Emil Erich Wei Mich. Of Erlanson univer sity testify. He identified a big Stone As one he examined after the slaying in a search for blood and flesh articles the doctor testified that none. Were found but that it was possible to. Strike someone quickly with an object without that object collecting blood or particles of flesh. Dries described the fight and the stoning of the jeep prosecutor is District attorney William Canfield. Assisted by Frank Steweart two German lawyers Are defending. Peaceful Germany seen by Mcgloy Boston Jan. 27 a . High commissioner John Mccoy yesterday expressed his Faith that Germany will become a peaceful member of the Western world. Addressing the United Council for world affairs on the current problems of Germany Mccoy predicted this if we encourage the Best germans if we stand firm As we will against any Retreat into he ?t." claiming that  background of -. Today s Germany is not altogether a healthy atmosphere for new and Liberal  he answered four major questions 1how much nationalism is there in Germany and How dangerous is if Mccoy said that in its broadest sense there is nationalism yet the majority of the German people Are not nationalistic in an aggressive sense there is still too much authoritarianism in German thinking and behaviour there is resistance 4 sentenced in yank assault Munich. Jan. 27 is four germans who threw Stone Laden snowballs at passing autos and at tacked a . Master sergeant and his life last december were sentenced to terms ranging from eight months to a year by a  magistrate s court thursday. The youths All in their Early 20s, stood outside a Munich cafe throwing Snow covered rocks at passing . Vehicles. When m sgt Herbert a. Leeper. 73d army Ord Mam in stopped after his jeep Windshield was smashed the four ganged up on him. Using their fists and More Rock Laden Snow. Leeper had four Teeth knocked out. His wife. Helene who came to his Aid. Was severely kicked and beaten about the body and face. In finding All four men guilty magistrate Herman Platt handed Down the following sentences Franz h. Gerber and his brother. Rudolf one year each Hermann Mayr. 10 months and Ludwig Ehrbar. Eight months. Chaplain offers instruction Heidelberg Jan. 27 special it col Henry Tavel chief of the administrative Branch chief Chap lain s office Neucom. And Heidel Berg military pest jewish chaplain has arranged to be at the synagogue enter 4 Klinge Teich str., Heidel Berg every thursday afternoon to give religious instruction to Chil Dren living in the Heidelberg area. Parents Are invited to bring their children. For further information Call Tavel at Heidelberg military 8287. And operations division army Gen eral staff Washington. Brig Gen John k. Christmas chief procurement group logistics division. Army general staff. Washington. To Reform and also political ind social inertia. There is a deep tendency to leave responsibility to  he asserted. Encouraging factors he cited a number of encouraging positive factors in Germany among them the freely elected government parliament the growing vigor of the Gorman dress ind individuals and groups working Fai h fully to  authoritarian habits 2--have be Given up controls Foo soon Mccoy said he thought it right to give the germans a Chance to demonstrate heir ability to govern  v Mccoy printed out certain pow ers reserved under the occupation status enable us to take action when action is necessary " but we do not act every time a jarring note of nationalist voice is  3-is nazism resurgent Mccoy said it is not and that nazism. As such no longer appeals to the German  exp Azis come Back he admitted that a considerable number of former nazi party Mem Bers Are comics Back into general Community Ife he said i believe however that the time has come to permit the so called Little nazis to demonstrate their loyalty to the new Germany and judge them on that basis rather than on past weaknesses and  4what is the Outlook for the future in Germany Mccoy said americans must seek the unification of All occupation zones on a democratic Federal basis assist the German Federal Republic s efforts toward it and do everything to prevent the unification of Ger Many under soviet or communist domination. Among other musts he listed the maintenance of a unified  British French policy in Germany. And stimulating every Effort to give German youth a justified Hope for tiie future. There will of new evidence of nationalism in Germany Here will be setbacks. There is danger in Germany but if there were no danger we would not be there Mccoy said. Allies invite e Oisiu to set up consulates Bonn Jan. 27 is the West German government today prepared to nominate consular Reouven As lives in the capitals of Mie free Western Allks upon Itu ii it Rex tended yesterday by the Allied High commission. Chancellor Konrad Aiu ii ii. Id he would accept with  the High commission ,.i.on to the German Federal Republic map Point Gorman Consul or. Washington. London and is. The invitation was extended by Gen sir Brian Robertson. B so High commissioner and act ins com Mission chairman during in or hour conference Between alien her  the commissioners it Ivers Berg. Arrival of the German ruler appointees in the Allied _ a tals will Mark the first formal Rump Tion of Normal diplomatic exchanges Between Germany and the w Ern allies since the outbreak War h. A  German court tries sex Gestapo pair for murder of jews Wurzburg Jan. 27 a St the trial of two germans accused of the mass murder of jews in Wilna. Poland during the War be an in fore a German court the defendants Martin we and August Hering. Are charged with having been involved in the murder of thousands of jews after German troops had taken Over Winn s a. Justice in Horres Lundquist gets Koa pot Wurzburg i 27 Tso a the executive committee o Assn. Has announced  in a in ment of Cap  t land  Osude advocate Lun i Waist succeeds maj Raymond j Heilman. W to has been transferred to he do bar. Bundestag Deputy slaps Delegate for Bonn. Jan. 27 up Gunther Gotzen Dorff. Bavarian reconstruction party Delegate to the West German lower House bundestag was expelled for 20 sessions from parliament Here yesterday because he slapped another Delegate. Speaker Erich Kohler announced the verdict after the steering com Mittee had investigated the Case during an interruption of the ses Sion. Alfred Loritz. Gotzen Dorfus party chairman termed the sentence in credible and requested that he other Delegate also be sentenced. Kohler ordered the plenary ses fashion id lib Sion of parliament interrupted for 30 minutes yesterday after in. Iele rates traded blows in the Iob ,. Gotzen Dorff and Hans b Den Steiner Christian Democrat me to blows because Gotz Endor had been publicly accused by r i-1en Steiner of Beins the most Thor ble member of Par Harper he drives the most modern car he  Bodo Steiher d go Zendorf demanded tint  Steiner apologize. When they met ",2nin go ? of re dented his demand but i or Steiner refused. An a Chr a e of blows was the result