European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 4, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 4 the stars and stripes saturday february 4, 19j soar seeks native administrators by Ood key am1krsgn  apr one of the first problems of the Saar when i emerges ,15 3 no Jittra by autonomous Litile nut on after " is month s Paris talks. Will be in find a Sieve Saar Landers of govern it this pocket sized Coal mining Vajieh Wilb is 9i?.ofto Popula Tion of whom Sec it 70,000 Are minors has for most of its recent history been colonized by Prus Sia Iron Chanuel Jor Otto von Bis Mardt. And then Kaiser Wilhelm ii both sent scores of stiff necked prussians Here to administer the Region Adolf Hitler later sent a group of hand picked nazis Lorun the area. Even today there Are Many prussians in the Saar government administration. They have be come naturalized Saarland ers hut As Trench High commissioner Gilbert grand Al put it that does riot mean they have undergone any change of Heairt. There my be times when they would be More inclined to a ror Bonn directives than those of the Saar. Premier Johnne Hoffmann e lived Ger he knows thar of  of his p Cir is i  na-.1. T is just an insurgent province of a Gre iter Germany. It a a probably his private anxiety Over this thrust which drove him to a Piu Ive action in january when Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany started clamor ing that the san was realty German and one Day must be joined with Boon. But he two internal Security Laws which Hoff Ronnii then pro posed before parliament went As the High commissioner said a Utate far they provided such stringent penalties for almost any form of criticism of the Saar overment and Constitution that world reaction condemned them As  hastily Hoff Mann climbed Down promised  would be reconsidered and finally emerge in acceptable form when modified the present government is the fir it wife autonomy that the Saar has Ever had. For two years it has ruled under the watchful Eye of Grandval who first came Here a a military governor and still re armed forces staff College graduates 181 in 6th class a Ashington special theve armed forces staff College of Norfolk. A. Hair graduated its sixth class of 181 members it was announced Here. The class was composed of 80. Army officers 40 air Force officers 49 Navy officers. To Marrne corps officers and one each frown tiie coast guard and the . Geodetic Survey the armed forces staff College is a joint College operated under the direction of thai joint chiefs of staff to train senior officers of each service m joint operations at the theater and major joint task Force Levels. The graduation of the sixth class marked the third year of opera lion for the College. Founded upon a need to give training to senior officers capable o staff and com Mand responsibility in any opera Windsor to finish last of memoirs Mew York a life a " Azine has announced that the Duke of Windsor second arid last instalment of his memoirs Wil be ready for publication this Spring. They will Deal with his adult years his Romance with the Ter Mer Waitis Simpson and h s abdication of the throne in 1936. The first instalment published in 1947 old of the former King s boyhood and Early youth. The Duke and Duchess recently arrived in the . For a visit. He is continuing work on the second instalment of memoirs which he began two a sars ago. Years ago. Feb. 4, 1946 the . Supreme court upholds the Der the sentence of japanese Gen Tomo Yurij Yamashita con Vii Ted for War crimes. Feb. 4, 1947president Truman asks for a limited Extension of War Power controls. Feb. 3. 1948 Fritz Kuhn former head of the German and Ricton bund escapes frown an internment Camp i.1 Dachau. Feb. 4, 1949 foreign diploma s in Budapest Are ignored As tickets for observers it the trial of Joseph Cardinal minds qty Are distributed. Tion Inoh ing the joint Effort of tvo or More of the armed serv ices it was established june 28, is46. The first a ass was started of a. 3. 1347 vice adm John l Hall jr., is it allege commandant with Brig Gen Charles y san fill. L Saf and Brig Gen Robert o. Shoe a a Deputy commandants. The following army and of officers were members of the graduating class army Coj Langdon. W. H.  co Sickert. Thomas a Armitage. David Beach Dwig Jit e. Bilbo Theodore Ger. Bisbort. Harold e. Boyd Richard k. Braude Meyer a. Brown Laurence c. Eurdak. Kirk Carmichael Roderick. Or Chapman. Gerald stay Nian. Donald c. Condon. John , Walter c. Cook. Drive j. Migh in John g. Cubbison. Donaldc 1. Or. Cunningham. William a., ill Devine Patrick a Downing Walter a. Dresser. Maui a Dugas Meade j. Cru Moulin Alfred . James Vav Eck and. Ken Ruth e Evans Benjamin of. . George a. Fisher. Austin c. Foreman. Allen h. Gerken loiter Woldin by. Floyd e. Gil Ler. Douglas a Gill Gordon . Robert a Golden Joe e. A modal. Les a d. Green Martini a Riffon Marcus shall. John a. Or Harris. Benjamin to her Wirth. Frank a. Or. Hille Henry i. Or. Izenour. Frank a Janss Riton w. Johnson. I avoid  Kane. Andrew a land Don. Wen Jeh. Lanaford. Clarence a. Kei her. Gerald a  a lapse. John a Leslie. 1 Lobert c. Littell. Elmer l.  a Lothrop. Guv  Mattin Ulian h it co Fth David. It Tler  vhf prior a Miller. A fun a ii More. Inv e Moore Wilt Lams Mulvanity. Ralph to Neil son. Henry Odin Delk mos rear Sci. Frank a. Pine Lynn w. Postlethwait Edward 3.t in run of iric a Richardson Iva pro Kanevs. Horace l. Schwefer. Johni Smith. K mba la Smirh Sel Wynd. Or Eom Mpr. Arnoldr tre Dennice. John c a d. Seth i., a Wink to rtt. Walter c. Williams Ohn of ser. Clyde a and j Jan i if. Charles e. Air Force cols Ames Richard a. Arnold a tilter a ave will. James a borle on Henro to Cassady emmett3. Cook. Howard a Crim gains tred t Dii Iasha a. Sober i. Eudes William. Heintz. Alsm to Helmit a "? of Holzapple Joseph , Trovli by. Miil avd a. Centre. Wills so e. Miller Robert a Newton Dorre. Or oath .3oberi c. Prentice George w. Sober son. John a Heiller. Chris h. A Sansom. Byron m. Or. Thom son James w. Thorpe Charles a. Wright Adoiphe it cos bag Tad. Charies Vav. Ballard Vorman a Barlow James c. B Eyer Julian  Colemn. John a co Iris. Frank. Jr., fit75pra d. Shep Ier a. Or k Chens. Cyrus a. Or. . Julme . Pric in re. G Hurt rim of  a som mrs jul in 13 or Vanauken Robert a Wai Kins. Tarelton. H sold George a k. La ins veto rights on All lotion. After Gna Pijie of new can Ven i is in a Iris he  is Are expected to Hove Virtu i poll real Viido Pencence. But they w in still have close economic Union with France which will represent the Saar in foreign affairs and be responsible for its defense. Keenly aware of the need for replacing potentially unreliable elements especially among it permanent officials the Saar Sci Ern ment is new trying to Trein suitable Saar lancers for official jobs. Toward that end a cultural Accord signed Between France and the Saar in december 1948, Jed 10 foundation of a Saar University which now has nearly 800 Saar land students. Faculties of Medicine and science have been in stalled Horn Burg two other faculties saw and letters have been formed in converted is bar Racks in the heart of a Forest near  All education at the University is big instal French and German and the professors Are Sash Landers French German Swiss and English. Reprieve urged for belgians on i collaboration list \ b Brussels aim Many Bel Gians sentenced to death for wartime collaboration with the t germans May have their sentences reduced to life imprison ment following recent recommendations by a parliamentary commission. The commission recommended that men who were sentenced for purely political crimes should have their death penalty reduced to at least life imprisonment. These men form a Good percentage of nearly 300 sex col a orators now in jail with a death sentence hanging Over them. Many Date Back to 1945, but were never carried out. This was due to the belgian policy of rarely putting criminals to death except for something really odious. Among the 300, however Are Many who will not be  and by other recommendations made by the commission. These Are the proven killers such As belgians who helped to run concentration Camps and men who denounced members of the underground. The commission said Public Opin Ion would demand their execution. Except for those it was recommended. The Noil execution policy should generally be car ried out. It rests with the head of state. Prince Regent Charles to decide who is to be Given Grace. Proper diet seen aiding life Span w Ashington up one out of every five persons in the country is too fat and May die Early because of it that statistical report was Given Congress by or. Leonard a. Scheele . Surgeon general. He said the Public health service is trying to do something about the Way we eat. Sheele told a House appropriations subcommittee hear ing that overweight is definitely associated with High death rates in the age groups Over 40  Scheele said such people Are More Likely to Hare High blood pressure diabetes heart disease and cancer than skinnier types. Obesity is principally a nutritional problem be said and our goal is to help people control their weight by nutritional adjust ments. Special services has announced feb car Tours to Switzerland Italy the Netherlands to. Scandinavian countries and Berlin and Paris. Svit Stout will leave Karlsruhe and Munich daily and visitors mat take a City tour Winter sports tour or attend the Famois Viss carnival. The Swiss tourist offices May be reach at Karlsruhe 355. Munich 20619 or Frankfurt 72823. Specs services May be reached at Munich 20619 and Karlsruhe military 355. Tours to Italy include an 11-Day Lour and a holy year tour. Train leave Munich each Friday and saturday. Information May be had Frlj the pier Busceti travel co. In Garmisch Telephone 3707. Your Loci american express co. Office can also arrange holy year sours lava j Munich each Friday or Tours to Rome Only leaving Munich daily. The american express co. May be contacted for ones which 1? every Day for ams Edam and Vicinity. Scandinavia Berwin and Paris except for one yes pol station no arrangement exists for u in occupation personnel stationed in zones Oil iric the British atm obtain pol products for their own ers while in the British to e17com Public information division says. The station is at Neu it North of Hanover on the main Road to Bremen. Payment is in a Gas coupons. Although occupation members must carry their own pol prod ii. Needed for their own cars in cans it Wes pointed out Zaat  businessmen wih no facilities on their entry exit visa May obey Zub coupons in German Banks. A though vacation lists have a variety of choices a Switzerland Neucom special services has Arram a a special tour for personnel who wish to visit the or lenten Celebration in Basel. A four to six Day tour of 26 to March 1-2 will leave from Karlsruhe. For those planning to leave from Munich the tour a begin feb. 25. Participants in the Tours vill be in Basi on sunday feb. 26, to see the monday carnival Penin for a Shorter stay in Switzerland a three Day and two night ii. It is possible to leave Only from Karlsruhe. Class a is s it class Bill if tourists wish to spend four Days and three nights rhe Price or a is a is s24, and class a 521. The Price of longer stays increases act Ore singly five Days and four nights $30 and $27, and six Days and in nights 836 and t32. It is recommended that Advance reservations b made through leave centers in Karlsruhe and Manich military personnel going to France on official duly Mast notify a . Consul in the area visited Neucom has announced. May be made in person or in writing. Desired information the area to be visited purpose of the trip and the dates and travel duty. Names and location of . Consuls in France May a obtained from the rot Al clearance Section of Neucom a division from Neucom weekly directive no. 2, issued Jan. 13, 1050. I o make the tour a fete instead of a fiasco Beau of failure to observe simple rules in travelling to Ita Neucom special services has announced certain Docu Merj tation requirements for italian travel commonly out looked by vacation lists which Ray prevent participate in a tour . Military personnel must have an Itah visa stamped on their orders and if travel is through t French zone of Austria routes out of Munich the orders must also carry a French translation. . Civilian personnel Are required to have a current Passy with military entry permit. If travelling through the French zone Austria an Allied forces White permit to transit his zone is req i on Busceti italian Tours the registration is not Complete until � Down payment of $20 has reached the Busceti Garmisch office Banna str., Garmisch. Tours to Italy and Faris have spurred interest in a naw by of a tests for army personnel. Fac Charles d. Frimm a won a free tour Italy which covers 11 Days with All expenses paid in Berlin s Clust service Cluff s photography contest Flamier is a Veteran of the ing in Italy in world War ii. The prize tour was to coated by the Al Busceti travel Agency in Garmisch and it also is sponsoring a Sim 11-Day italian tour for the Munich military Post photo , no ended Jan. 31. The Winner has not yet been announced. " the american express co. Furnished a seven Day of off As the first prize in a be Jingle contest which was won by a t army band member Cpl Frederic r. Howard. The Paris tour is of the monthly free Tours rotated among the various commands and p. The stars and Stripe vol. 7, no. 290 editor in chief managing editor sports editor. Saturday february 4. 3�j it col William m. Summers if Ken Zumwalt. Pub Taylor executive manager chief of distribution Maurice h h irk  Louis h Brown news . 321b1-32361 Darmstadt. Berlin ,84-66s1 84-6680 Vienna. Bremerhaven. 2kh4-21363 Munich. 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