European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 17, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Page the stars and stripes april 11 customs rules changed dec travellers april 16 special Money and property that Neucom personnel May transport across the International Borders of the zone have been listed in a recent change in Neucom circular military and civilian personnel and their dependents Are subject to provisions of the they May import into the area of control from outside or Export from the area of control to any Point outside Germany other than the aggregate of which does not exceed or the equivalent at the Legal rates of the total was limited to 850 Worth of currencies other than licenses needed currency not in excess of 40 postal Money travellers drafts and letters of credit in currency other than not in excess of 400 50 cigars and one Pound of smoking personal licenses must be obtained to import or Export property or items classified As including certain raw weapons or flee to Westerlin april 16 West Berlin refugee office said yesterday that refugees had fled to Berlin during the last 14 of were recognized As political officials said persecution in the soviet zone has forced thousands to flee for their officials Hubertus a representative of the fighting group against told a Christian democratic meeting that new Waves of arrests Are now going on in East Germany against Young people opposed to forced labor cited fears of being drafted into forced labor Camps at the Russia opera Tec uranium mines near the czech also have caused Many per sons to seek Refuge in the West officials the British licensed newspaper Der tag estimated that to now Are in the mines near 30 Miles Southeast of hundreds of persons have become sick working the fighting group this has necessitated new drafts Al forced labourers which now drawing men out of even the smallest russian zone Vil group Gallagher inspects i8th inf april w Spe Gen Philip Gallagher no 1 liar Post division usar bub inspected installations of the inf the Genera and his inspecting team came t 1 Aschaffenbur during a Comra Ani inspection of the Wurzburg military Post acting co col Edward Imparato is temporarily commanding the 86th fighter bomber cd air in the absence of col John assigned to the states Lor is wine executive photo Ruhr problem left unsettled april 16 of the thorny problem of owner ship of the multimillion Douay Ger Man Iron and steel industries at the foreign ministers conference in London next month was predicted by informed sources Here yesterday after the Allied High commissioners failed to agree on a preamble to a draft Law which would reorganize the French High commissioner Andre Francoi Poncet reportedly walked at approving a preamble which would allow the germans to choose Between Public or private owner ship of the giant Industrial trusts official communique by withholding the French High commissioner appealed for settlement at governmental level an Appeal delays the Law from going into effect for 30 in its official the High merely noted that the decision to adopt this clause preamble was not unania and an Appeal against its adoption has been although splitting on Hie pre the commissioners reached agreement of the Draff of the re organization Law the com Munique the draft Law will replace military government Law before their disagreement Over the the High commissioners had conferred with representatives of the German Coal and steel industries and with their own experts on implementation of the draft Nesli permits Choice of beneficiary april 16 special the insurance act of 1946 removed All restrictions on naming beneficiaries to National service life insurance col Roy Silver Neucom savings and insurance stated in answer to inquiries that publication of a supreme court ruling in the Case of a Divorcee who had sued for the proceeds of her former husbands government insurance in the insurance act provided for Lump sum liberalized other optional Settle ment and added1 several endowment policies to plans to which the insured May Silverman in Che supreme court the Joseph Buford divorced his wife in Alabama in and died less than a month the proceeds of his Nesli poli eyes were paid to his and the former wife sued for the Money on the grounds that she was named beneficiary Hoboth of Al the 5th circuit court of appeals dismissed the sex wife suit on grounds to fact tie Law reads that government insurance shall be Only to certain including the widow of the the supreme court upheld Pihis to numerous inquiries from Neucom servicemen protesting that the decision makes it appear that we cannot name anybody jewish As As we have been Silverman explained the plaintiff was not alleys wife at the time he and therefore was not his prior to beneficiaries of Nesli were limited to a group known As the Permil Tea widow or widower child or Chil Dren Parent or parents brother or sister since alleys insurance be came payable before the insurance act of1946 was effective the veterans administration could pay the proceeds Only to someone in the permitted this alleys Jeff ers transferred april 16 Spe col Richard Jeff ers has transferred from the 26th inf to the 16th inf As co of the 1st he had teen commanding officer of the prov 36th Lla Rhau soviets freed Exi mates told Munich april w eight Hundred former inmates of Dachau camper liberated five be arcs agony last night heard thanks extended to the rus t Victor a member of the to French chamber of him Mormeit Bijj Ichini recognition Jafe Victore of stif Ingrad and who liberated us by their Michaud proposed that former nazi persecute is form a peace opposed to an entente for which alleged was suggested by personalities As president Winston Church Gen Charley de Gaulle and West German Konrad j the former inmates observing Here rame from Austris and i sentenced in Gas theft april 16 How an attempt to steal 545 Gallons of army gasoline during exercise Shamrock Spring Maneu vers was foiled by the alertness and Woods Manship of a officer was Dis closed in a Frankfurt military pos court the officer 2d it Edward l English of the 596th of appeared As a witness in the trial of pfc Vicor m of the fid so 97th pm in pleaded to participation in the theft according to the pappa loaded 109 Gas cans into a truck of the night of March 20 drove the unlimited vehicle away from ii la dump near Gross English pursued him to a tracked the blacked out truck the and apprehended Pappoff in the next pappa was convicted theft and of unlawful use of a Gover Ninen he was sentenced to two years at hard total forfeiture of and a bad conduct discharge mens Borsalino hats now available in pcs 16 Spe Cladi wort famous mens Borsalino hats for Spring ate i Selling at far below state Side Neucom Exchange system made the finest fur these hats Are now available in All size and colors snap rim models Sal for j10 and Homburg for sergeant honoured Gen Thomas Neucom presents the purple heart medal to sgt Charles s a i vain of the 513th pm bakery at a review in the sergeants Honor at the pm school Darmstadt photo Oconnor letter thanks Neucom for dimes generosity april 16 appreciation for the raised by members Rotthe occupation forces in the dec Foi the March of dimes Las been expressed in a letter from Basil president of the National foundation for infantile to Gen Thomas Neucom Oconnor said the National foundation for infantile paralysis wishes me to thank you and All the members of your command Foi the most generous contribution to the March of the response to our Appeal for funds by the armed and the civilians working with is most it As sures us that they appreciate the work we Are desire to participate in it please my personal thanks and Besl choices lasted i enlistments april 16 special enlisted men in grades e7 master or first e6 sergeant first class and who reenlist for an unspecified period Oft time have Only two in i v y they Reju nist either r for their Vaca Ficyk at instal lation where such a reported not of barged for purpose Ore he listing to Fiu own vacancy after they then reported to the department of Arney for reassignment or Taye received re assignment orders for duty in if he Bonn consulates to open headline Roundup Baltic search tops news of week by Shirley katzand1 staff correspondent the search for a Navy with 10 which the rut sians have admitted firing Uncan captured the news play last As the air Denmark Sweden joined in the Hunt out the Baltic the search began last sunday millions throughout the world served easter and in r Peters Basilica heard pop Xii urge a return to the div ii if the on a routine irom Wiesbaden to declared missing sunday and exhaustive search it was until tuesday that the r poke soviet foreign mini Ster Andrei Zishinsky Deli a note of protest to the u c no that a 1lfourengined military plane of the b29 a bearing american cation had violate soviet the russians claimed the Lew Over was met by fighters and told to there no of he fighters managed to coi Cate with the american Craft unarmed the russians said the an plane opened fire on soviet officials have heatedly said the Craft was the soviet Al enters with on Ine humans that the missing Privateer same one on which they elsewhere in communist plans were upset first arms cargoes were Ian n Italy and at red protest collapsed and were unloaded at who have co entry refused to go along communist Maneu vers against helped unload the first All reach Continental in exiled King Iii offered to Delegate Power Pora Rily to his 19yearold Prince Baudouin Bridges sentenced in the Harry of the longshoremen and House ens Union Cio tended to five years in jail jury allegedly committed at ural Zavion hearing in 1945 he swore he was not b com the Ai the same that Bridges us citizens Haj revoked Senate p r o b e r investing charges of communists in identified the Tery witness of to Mccarthy r who far Eastern expert More is chief the probes was bit sex communist j told the us the Economy was in Fine san business employment and a Tural conditions were Tiey had been in a Long that he intended to take president proclaimed As armed forces Day Ute to Aenied forces servants and protect Bonn Man consulate general offices acid great Are of this thei Federal Bureau for consulate and mis Sions has a German consulate Valsa jew Jimj established in Bern and other con sular offices Are expected operation before a toe end j 1850 in the Denmark Norway g r e cer and in the air Force Adolph Studen by com it Eugence so Given five years in Able discharge and for All pay and allowances i of trying to pass class lie information to the rust in the free Obj said the May 28 Monist youth would con to the soviet sector b i 11 n decline interest to
