European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 5, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Sunday february 5, 1950 the stars and stripes Page 5 be at Nie is i e in 1c a f Al of 60 officers at Parley on Aii transport a Firnberg feb. Sixty officers from 4 special the 1st div . Constabulary and 61st to car t Rier Wing attended the second i two Day orientation conference on 1 air transportability Here. Following recent statements by Gen j. Law ton Collins army chief of staff t n the High priority placed in this training by army planners Neucom he established the air school Here to give1 and practical work i in aircraft loading and staff planning for air movement. S f the first phase consisting of a l i iwo Day meeting for key staff of i i cars opened last monday and will i continue through feb. 20. The second phase consisting of a five Day i course in Pia Chical work in staff planning and aircraft loading will begin Fob. 20. Students in this phase will consist of officers my cos who in turn will instruct their units in the third pm we of the training.c62 aircraft belonging to the tilt to Carrier wins Are used for the demonstrations which Are bold at Furich air base. 510th a in Marks birth 1 Salzburg feb. 4 special the 510th a in commanded by it col Royal e. Mesh a celebrated ills first anniversary Here thursday with a battalion review an exhibition basketball game and a i party at the Camp Truscott pm club. I the review got under Way with an la gun Salute for Brig Gen mor 1 Rill w. Marston cd Sac who presented awards and congratulated the battalion on a successful year. Y received awards for the Best mess and the Best conduct and Btry was honoured for having the Best billets and the exhibition basketball game a Bury Defeated b Btry 52-20. Fol lowing the afternoon ceremonies the entire battalion plus a Battery from the 77th a in attended battalion party. Text of Hico directive on courts Frankfurt feb. 4 is the against he awed fives and i following is an interim directive under Allied High commission lawns. 33, which deals with judicial Powers in the reserved the directive was approved Jan. 24, by the Deputy High commissioner. Pursuant to the authority conferred by Allied High commission Law no. 13, judicial Powers in the reserved Fields and pending further action thereunder by the Allied High commission or the United states High commissioner for Germany it is directed As follows a except As provided in article i a of Allied High commission la a no. 13, Gorman courts Are hereby expressly authorized to exercise criminal jurisdiction in the following cases 14aany Case involving an offence which the maximum penalty that May be imposed by Fine does not exceed 150 Deuischer Marks and the maximum penalty that May be imposed by detention does no six weeks and a any Case involving an of sense against the property of the Allied forces if the value of the properly stolen or unlawfully possessed or the amount of damage or injury to the property does not exceed Sjoo. "2german courts shall not be debarred from exercising criminal jurisdiction in any Case merely be cause the alleged offence is a Viola Tion of any enactment of he occupation authorities. "3german courts May in accor dance with applicable German Law. Dimes marching on record 1$ broken at Erding March of dimes con trib ions at the Erding air base have passed the 826,000 Mark to set what is believed to be a new world s record for per capita contributions in the armed forces it was re ported. The total is More than that announced by any other dec base or military Post to Date and far sur passes Erding s record breaking 1949 believed Ding contribution. It amounts to a average of $9 per person. Erding contributed $19,000 in 1948and $25,000 in 1949. It is assumed that Erding s 1950 trial sets a new record As the 1949 total of $25,000 was cited by Basil o Connor pres Dent of the National foundation for infantile paralysis As being the largest per capita contribution of any major military unit or base in the armed forces. The final tabulation of receipts is expected to raise Erding s final total of close to $30,000, according to capt Ben Hill March of dimes chairman Here. Top contributor at Erding was the 85th was so which amassed a total of approximately 32,400, an average of approximately sf80 per person Bremerhaven with More than $5,000 collected and several dial Day your Guiduli to Good listening in the dec 1,411 pc 213 m 1,429 pc 209 a Munich St k t 190,000 w a. 1,349 pc 240 m 1,500 pc 200 m529 pc 477 m bin Mondat bin Frankfurt 10,000 w Gui pc 499 m Bayreuth 10,000 Oberlin 350 w Moo pc 211 m Bremen 350 w bran re u 3so w 1,500 pc 200 Nurnberg 350 w 1,500 pc 300 i Heidelberg 350 w Salzburg 1,900 w 1,101 pc 272 m Lin 1,000 Vienna 1,000 w 1,068 pc 281 m an sunday an 12w news world 18j3 science and sports Magazine 1115 concert of Hamelin �30 hit Parade 1830 Porcasi Tjw greatest Fred Allen Ever told "thel930 Henry Morgan True treasure"2000 air Force hour 1330 this world 2&30 our miss this week Brooks is5 american way210fl news world100 Hollywood 2165 Twenty bowl questions1600 Johnny 21so command Fletcher performance1630 take a chorus 2200 Broadway 1700 this is Europe playhouse17� new Chapel Welcome dedication stranger from landsnul23flfl bavarian Emo news. 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Sports bin tuesday bin 0600 Rise and Shine Ilsoo morning0630 world news serenade cc32 Rise and Shine Omo red harper0715 world news 0945 personal an album0730 Fred Waring 1000 world news 0755 Ufa bulletin 1002 time for music08m strike up the band0816 bin Brek East club0630 jails Berch 045 morning melodies 1030 repeat performance 1100 i jive1115 so Larry Singer 1130 along the Danube thousand More due to be turned in be March of dimes officials this week announced that the command had exceeded he ,500 goal Sel for the polio fund. Climaxing the two week Campaign a Mammoth radio Bingo game played simultaneously in seven of be s clubs resulted in a donation of More than 12,000 to the fund. With Cut h. R. Thorn Burg bib club officer calling the numbers from the Casino officers club players in other pm and officers clubs followed the game aver an and reported winners through open Telephone channels. Wiesbaden More than 2,500 persons who participated in the March of dimes carnival and Ball at the Teafile club netted $2,900.80 for the National foundation it r infantile paralysis the Wiesbaden German and american women s club was responsible for $1,268 of the total garnered through the club s raffle and bavarian Booth. The officers club earned $1,000. Camp Truscott cakes cookies and pies earned �281,43 for the March of dimes fund in Salzburg when All army units of land Salz Burg and the wives of occupation personnel donated pastries for a cake Sale in the main pm at Camp Truscott. Competition ran High among the units in a contest for the most at Tractive cake. First prize was awarded to the Zell am see school of standards with 7693d he det Sac As runner up. The prize Winner was a two layer cake. The top layer resembled a dime with a picture of the head of Franklin d. Roosevelt and the words carry on done in Brown sugar frosting Augsburg two special event were scheduled to raise this Post s March of dimes contributions As the annual fund raising Appeal neared its end. A March of dimes dance was held at the Apollo officers club while the Augsburg women s club will donate cakes to be auctioned off Ata dance to be held at the bavarian Crossroads special services club next saturday. Stuttgart students of the Stuttgart dependents school took an Active part in the March of dimes program to emerge with �390.86, an average of More than $1 each. Pacing the close race were the 18 students of the ninth Grade who turned in $5l. Football games auctions class dues allowances and even lunch Money helped raise Money for the polio fund and a Large Chart in the school Entrance was used to record the daily Prog Ress and standings. Co chairmen of the Campaign were Julie Viglione and Esther Hemmes. Issue penal orders against persons other than those referred to in article 1 a of Al lied High commission Law no. 13. Provided that in cases where the accused is a National of the United states of America the United King Dom of great Britain and Northern Ireland or the Republic of France or a displaced person or a person with a status assimilated to that of a displaced person the Case will be transferred for trial to a United states court of the Allied High commission for Germany if the accused shall file a petition for such Transfer at or before the stage of the proceedings at which under Ger Man Law objections to such penal order May be made. Power delegated 4the exercise of the Powers of the United states High commissioner to authorize the exercise of jurisdiction by German courts in specific cases pursuant to articles 1 and 2 and of the Powers of withdrawal of German court proceedings and suspension of German court decisions pursuant to article 7, Para graphs 1 and 2, of Allied High com Mission Law no 13, is hereby delegated to the land commissioners provided that such Powers May be exercised Only within the framework of policies established before Jan. 1, 1950, by the office of military government for Germany . Or by the office of the United states High commissioner for Germany or of instructions to be communicated to the land commissioners this directive shall take effect As of Jan. I 1950, within the Lander Bavaria Bremen Hesse and Wurt mess Halls decentralized Goppinger feb. 4 special five new Battery sized mess Halls Are now in operation at the 32d a in replacing the former consolidated mess and making the building available for recreational purposes. Construction of the new eating establishments was started last july. Gag imposed in a Baden Denali probe by Omer Anderso staff correspo7ident Stuttgart feb. 4 is minister president Reinholdt major s administration yesterday issued an order prohibiting police investigating t h c Wurttemberge Baden Denali fiction bribery scan dal from releasing information to the press or . Authorities. The order directed that All in formation be channelled through the Public prosecutor s office. Cites occupation statute asked by German reporters How such a move would be received by the us. Press maj Gen Charles p. Gross Wurttemberge Baden land commissioner replied god help them the German officials if they tried that in Gross said he was not concerned with the ban As it affected his office. So far we Haven t asked for any information from he police he 3 id and therefore Are not concerned about the order. If the occasion arises for me to get information under terms of the occupation statute i Don t anticipate anytrouble.1 Gross to
