European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 21, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes March 1951 workers Start Back to jobs in France March 20 Sands of workers trooped Back to their jobs throughout France led by the end of the Mont hold Renault automobile strike and a conviction that the government was on the Point of granting More Liberal wage this conviction was based on knowledge that at least two influential Cabinet the ministers of labor and favor raises up to 8 per up to now Premier Georges Bidault and finance minister Maurice Petsche have held the line at 5 per cent to keep taxes and prices from conferences held this afternoon Bidault was con Ferring with minister of state Paul Henri Teitgen after the economic ministers had come to an unannounced decision on the govern ments wage plan at a morning work the plan probably will be revealed in a radio which Bidault will make after wednesdays Cabinet employees of the air France air one at orly Pariss main overseas voted to go Back to work this Only workers were still striking the Lille textile and the return of Metal workers to their jobs in Paris this morning brought the number on strike Down to aggressor continued from Page 1 lion just behind the fighting the communique said Rhine River Bridges at Mannheim and Karlsruhe have been weakened by aggressor air attacks and organized the communique said Supply is functioning reports showing All columns being serviced on sched and that communications have proved with a a theoretical time lapse of five Days was decreed for the exercise to give forces a period in which to consolidate positions seized in the drive East from the Rhine the aggressor time to build up strength for the counterattack apparently under 138 planes claimed the aggressor reported to have brought up three divisions from Straubing and the air Force reported it flew 323 sorties in support of ground forces in the last 24 Down ing of 30 enemy aircraft and the destruction of an additional 92 on the ground were the air Force said it had partially knocked out an aggressor guide missile launching and destroyed 72 trains and blown up two ammunition Gen Thomas Neucom Tom a Headquarters briefing that conduct of Sham lock had been the exercise was Well conceived and Well there is interest among the he maj Gen Frank Mil Deputy eur and Brig Gen John Hewell Deputy to Day visited the Headquarters of Brig Gen Bruce 2d Coo Tab they told him the exercises were going remarkably especially has maj of the Brit ish Royal joined the Bri Gade signal Section to observe he said it was his first Opportunity to observe communications an equipment at close Range and found them loaded with first arms id shipment the French aircraft Carrier Dix made is loaded with 59 the first shipment of arms under the North Atlantic the loaded f to Eun Apt r Busy in Field continued from Page v Section at bad Tolz through Aerial weather or by either motor or rail work requiring the personal Atten Tion of maj Gen John 1st inf or members of his staff at the Forward Headquarters is sent up to him and then returned through rear to bad the whole process has operated without a c o1 e m a n told the stars and he said All the functions of special the division the the signal message Center and signal Supply Are controlled from this Casna Liy reports including casualty reports and replacement require ments out of the division replace ment Are worked out on paper and forwarded to army head quarters in located near division rear is the 1st spread out Over a relatively Large area and exceptionally Well the pm men Are of full Field for us the Only difference be tween this command Post exercise and a real Man Euver is in the number of rations we Issue it col division unit pile system so called unit pile system is being used to Supply the 26 out fits working within the bed one All rations except perish Ables Are neatly stacked in piles along a one Way circular route through the company enter ing Only at nighty unit Supply vehicles move up to their assigned stack and Are quickly loaded for the return perishables Are kept under cover and Are loaded is sue pol products by the infiltration one Days full operational food ration for the entire Divisi ii i kept aboard vehicles ready to be moved within 10 this ration consists of c and k Henderson stated acting class i Supply sgt George has been doing a firs class he said it was Jordans experience As Supply chief in Iii dec Road conditions March 20 the eur com Provost marshal today reported roads wet and Slippery in spots at Munich and All other roads throughout the zone were 2 yank destroyers leave Saigon after  March 20 destroyers of the 7th Fleet left today on after a four Day visit which they were the target of an ant american riot in which three persons were killed the riot out yesterday morning when about students and workmen started a March on the destroyers Stickwell and which had been sent in a gesture of support for the government established by the French under Bao before the fighting was two students a policeman had been about 30 persons and fire had destroyed part of the Central Market As Well As 13 buses and r newspapers refused to publish in protest against an official order to print Only official state ments on the riot the French supported vietnamese authorities replied by suspending them for two Durant Safe looted of gems Hollywood March 20 looted the Safe of will the author and of some in War and Sav Ings Bonds during the the police were informed the authors Ariel discovered the loss and said that jewels possibly Worth an other were also she said the burglary might have place while they were away for on the Fotr a time last the Safe door had been Jim Mied and locks Jessup assails mccarthy7 continued from Page 1 the Moscow newspaper anyone who believes in the concept of guilt by association might draw some startling conclusions from this Jessup How i dont believe in that con i do believe that any one without adequate Levels a charge of conscious or ignorant support of communism at a member of the any official of the government appearance protested United press reported that my just before the made Public a letter be had sent to Millard Tydings subcommittee Jessups appearance and demanding the right to Cross examine Mccarthy letter challenged presi Dent Truman to a showdown on the loyalty to prove whether Mccarthy was1 right in his charge that there Are 57 communists in the state he protested that it would be to question Jessup properly without Jessups loyalty files and those of Owen former state department my Mccarthy the files of the Lattimore and Jessup cases considered to Gether will Jar and Shock even the most partisan member into the full realization of the importance of immediate and Strong dealing with the accusations against Jessup said i wish to repeat categorically and without that i am not a communist and never have been a Ani arid never have been a communist release of Krein approved March 20 special Gen Thomas Neucom has approved a  of the Neucom War crimes modification Board that Mathias Krein should be leased feb wat criminal prison 1 at rein is a Blacksmith and former member of German Home a general military Tomn Ussin at Ahrweiler sentenced Krein to death on june for wrongfully fail ing to to the Kuung flier who had Par a Cir u d from a disabled tiie sentence was later commuted to life imprisonment by the reviewing a a local nazi party Leader Ana two subordinates were and executed for actually killing the flier by seating and shooting Krein was present at the and although he took part in the he did not try to prevent the murder of the in reviewing Kreiwis the War modification Board held that the nearly five years already served were sufficient punishment for failure to act in an Effort to prevent commission of the and recommended re Mission of remainder 9 t  Pul aboard in Handcuffs new March 20 a Valentin convicted plotting to spy for Bej his journey Back there he sailed in the Batory less thai two hours after his 15year prison sentence had been suspended condition that he leave the never to a Large number of City an Federal Justice department officials and russian diplomats a Gubi Thev in Handcuffs b o a r the some policemen stayed aboard until the Batory left new Yore to be sure he stayed on the before leaving the Federal court House under a heavy Cubit Chev said he wished Good Luck to Judith the former government Conva Tex with set for March Mccloy says continued Page 1 body involved in All germans who have interest in Freedom or Mccloy said he will be in be Lii on May 28 if but Sai he had not yet made up his mind the High commissioner said Noth ing was told him in Washington about the inclusion of Western j Many in the creation of a West Germany army or length of the occupation Mccloy characterized As utter unfounded reports that he has tempted to change British Hig commissioner sir Brian Roberti sons dismantling Hagerm wrote f he Al German election primarily a German matter said the Allied High commission anxious to ascertain German it ing on the including views of East germans if theft represent real German s Mccloy said he received no instructions White m Washington regarding the rapid deterioration of Thi East Mark in Beruti indicates something is wrong win in East German the his commissioner i questioned on Winston Church ills demand for German in european1 Mccloy i Bate to comment on the ment of such a distinguished Friend As but i think we ought to talk a Little by More about armed forces in Desteni Europe rather than armed forces Mccloy said there is kno talk at the present time of drawing military pay meat certificates a favor of Marks As occupation he expressed sympathy americans who wish to germans and remain in this country but Are kept by current tons from doing i there is no he s that this situation is most but whether we can anything about it i cant red strikes sweep Northern Italy j March 39 nist in Milan Bologna started unofficial strike today to protest against italy1 new a police in All major cities 01 dered to stand by for  the a strikes came cities while com mums chiefs at the National labor Federi action met in Rome to de cide on a countrywide p rotes t l