European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 1, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page the stars and stripes March 1950 Mcloy to get report on we Denali probe by 0mer Anderson staff correspondent 28 authorities Are preparing a re port for High commissioner John Mccloy on recent developments in the Denali fiction bribery scandal in it was Learned yesterday a prominent Section of the report will Analyse  Public prosecutors bold action in dismissing charges preferred by state police against top figures in the state including min ister president Reinhold Maier him the whose in pressing their probe into Cash and carry has been termed by officials one of the miracles of postwar stubbornly opposed the insisting they bad ample evidence to Beck up in addition to charges were brought against Karl Gott lob Kamm and Walther All officials or a officials of the state Denali fiction prepared complaint charging a grave miscarriage of police then prepared a complaint against the Public prosecutor and the general but it was quashed by maters minister of observers said there is some evidence that the Public pros ecu office is acting to protect top Maier was expected to face Sharp questioning in the state legislature tomorrow on his admitted illegal use of pardoning through the exercise of this be Alleg edly cleansed approximately 000 convicted Maier admitted to a state legislative investigating committee that granted pardons political observers speculated that the Christian democratic Union and social democratic party might re verse their stand on the probe and try to get out from under Maiers coalition Keal a observer said Maiert administration appears to be in res for the first the legis bribery probe committee lambasted the minister presidents  we of pardoning it was considered unlikely by that regime would overthrown by a vote of no observers said they bad been during the by the boldness with which German officials admitted illegal actions and then attempted outright suppression of court the minister of in refusing to Sanction prosecution of the Public blandly told police the prosecutor acted with my approval in dismissing the charges against Maier and other top and 1 am 2 doctors acquitted in killing of 660 28 German court yesterday acquitted two doctors accused of 660 nazi ordered euthanasia killings Dur ing the Werner Leibbrandt now director of the Erlanger mental where the two physicians worked during the withdrew written depositions he made against them in stating that he had been misled by his the court pointing out that it was apparently no longer possible to clarify responsibility for the asylums 660 wartime Aci quilted drs Wilhelm Winste and j Stephan to Mead Berlin Hico 28 a Veteran russian expert in the state has been appointed to the newly created Posi Tion of Berlin it has been announced by maj Gea Maxwell Berlin Taylor also announced mat How Ard who has been acting Deputy director of Berlin element since the death of William Bab has been confirmed in that Jones also will continue As the chief economic cooperation administration representative in an official spokesman Here said the two appointments strengthen the american representation in Berlin in both the political and econ Ornic a career has carried out two lengthy assignments in Moscow dicing the last 15 his most recent assignment was As Counselor of the embassy in he is regarded As i top expert on soviet he was first posted to the embassy in Moscow in 1935 and remained until when he was recalled to Kiuras to Moscow after a variety of state depart ment assignments in the Page returned to Moscow in 1942 As second Secretary and was first Secretary in Moscow in when he was again recalled to Washington he became first Secretary and con sul at Rome in after assign ment to the National War in for the 1s4748 he returned to Rome As Counselor of embassy a foreign service officer since Page earlier held posts in Mon Paris and he is a graduate of Harvard University and has done graduate work at the universities of Grenoble and he was a member of the delegation at both the Yalta and Potsdam and was Secre tar general of the delegation at the Paris conference of when the peace treaties with Italy and the former Axis satellite states were he also was an adviser at the meetings of the Council of foreign ministers in Paris and new Jones is the former chief of the economics affairs Berlin element prior to that he served As chief of the finance group of the bipartite control of honoured for efficiency photo it Gen Clarence Huebner team fran eur Cost and fold Effifie Vejr Banner to the 12th to Gen l second fam co Stab and i col Benias Neucom Highway receiving the Banner u capt Ralph company the award wac the med won in Coile Cuve by the 12th to name of Christ removed from East zone textbooks 28 protestant evangelical Bishop of Berlin and soviet Ccu pied said yesterday that Jesus Christ had been re moved from All school textbooks in East president of the coun cil of the German evangelical said the new textbooks explained the period in which Christ is supposed to have lived As an economic he told a luncheon meeting of German and foreign correspondents that clergymen in the soviet Well As Are under con Stant pressure he said sermons in the churches Are not but of subject to re View by the communists and the soviets Dibelius said because of the is flourishing More Germany perhaps than in Many other places in the christianity and religion flourish most where there is a threat to to and where there exists a Perma nent Dibelius christianity is stronger now in East Germany than in Many countries of the world where there is no Dibelius said clergymen in East Germany were undergoing physical discomforts in addition to the men Tal strains of communist the russians attempted to censor All vigorous protests from both protestants and Catholic forced them to discard this 2 pm to face trial on assault charges 28 pfc Raoul and pfc Freddie both of co 7824th will face a general court martial in Stuttgart wednes Day on charges of attacking two German women at near and of stealing a ring from one of they also Are charged with forcing a Man into their automobile with in tent to Rob and of stealing his passport Mecoy May testify on state budget 28 commissioner John Mccloy May go to Washington next month to testify before Congress on the state department officials said Here they added that committee hear Ings on the next state department which will include funds for the High commission in will begin after hearings Are completed on the economic cooperation 43 peace bids by Stalin told new 28 Albert chief prosecutor at the Nurnberg War crimes said Here that soviet Premier Joseph Stalin held the threat of a separate peace with hit Ler Over the late president Roose velt and Winston Churchill at the Teheran conference in Kempner made the statement in an article published in the mag Azine United nations he said his information is based on statements made to him by nazi diplomats and Cabinet members and has been checked against official he said there is conclusive evidence that there were four major moves by the germans for a separate under standing with Russia after the american Landing in Africa at the end of 1942 at the begin Ning of the Anglo american Offen Sive against Tunisia in the Spring of 1943 through Japan and through Stod Holm up to the fall of talks ended conciliatory efforts reached their Climax in the summer and fall of after which Russia made agreement conditional on such difficult terms that the while continuing to sound out Eastern peace possibilities until the end of the no longer seriously hoped for a separate Kempner said the last negotiations were finally broken off when Hitler was told that a conference Between the Western allies and the soviets in Teheran was in the off Kempner says Hitler suspected that Stalin might by motivated by any sin Cere desire for peace with the Ger but merely by the intent of strengthening his hand visa is his Western partners it is enlightening to have evidence that Stalin sat at the Confer ence table confident that he had the alternative of a separate peace with his allies refused to accede to his Gen Noce to speak at no graduation 28 Gen Daniel chief of wih be Prin Cipal speaker at graduation exercises of the fifth class at the constabulary no Academy Friday at Jensen Noce will be introduced by Brig Gen Bruce of 2d co Stab Clarke will announce the six Honor graduates of the Noce will with the official the new motion picture tactics the new acad Emy Rifle class rooms and Barracks Hanes views one Germany As Remote 28 Robert Ega Mission chief in said he believed the great majority of Western Ger mans would prefer a permanently divided Germany to a nation re United under soviet he made that statement before the Senate foreign relations commit which is considering the administrations request for a instalment on the mar shall plan in the 1951 fiscal under questioning by Henry Hanes said the Western germans dont want any part of Lodge asked if they would prefer a permanently divided Germany to one dominated by the dismantling Hanes replied in sure of that least the great majority Hanes said unless the russians Are willing to Puri out be saw no possibility of reuniting committee chairman Tom Nally suggested the ques Tion was one to be settled in a Ger Man peace Hanes told congressmen he Felt there is something to the argument that Britain favors limiting German steel production from fear of Ger Man Hanes was questioned closely on dismantling German factories and on German foreign Millard Tydings did asked if dismantling was Hanes said this which required agreement among the three Western was continuing but Only of plants of wartime Dollar Gap discouraging Tydings then asked do you feel the British want to hold Down Ger Man steel production for fear of German Competition Hanes i think there be something to he later added Germany is not yet producing All the steel she can sell and has not achieved the limit of production set by the Hanes told the com Rainee the Dollar Gap has been very disc our he said while the Gap hat been narrowing in recent German efforts also have been de he said the Only solution was for the germans to sell More exports to the or Transfer the source of imports from the to no Dollar on unemployment and housing Hanes told the commit tee the constant influx of refugees from the soviet zone and Iron curtain about per is a Large under he opined the solution to the refugee problem Lay in other including the accepting some holds to help open pfennig polio drive 28 acting state commissioner for and hang bavarian will speak at ceremonies tomorrow lag the pfennig Parade for funds to fight infantile paralysis in according to Chester resident officer for f47a from a Eulberg air base will Fly Over the City spelling out the initials of the drive and dropping Leaf the drive will be modelled after the March of More than cases of polio have been recorded in Baratta to the past two two Hundred Nineteen Cigar ets confiscated 28 total of 215w Cartons of american Garets were confiscated by bavarian Border police last