European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 6, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes May 1950 airhead assault unit urged by Norstad May 5 a a High air Force general declared that the should organize a powerful task Force capable of taking far Distant airheads in the statement was made by it Gen Lauris commander of Swarmer and a former of Deputy chief of the generals remarks came at a news conference at which the lessons Learned c of c urges lower ring draft May 5 without a dissenting the chamber of Commerce called for tax reductions based on rigorous Federal Economy As the key to expanding production and if Industry is to provide the 000 new jobs needed every year it the Public interest imperatively Calls for a revision of tax policies especially those which eat into potential investment with a single Roar of the chamber adopted 37 resolutions in total brought it into More Complete opposition to president Truman legislative pro Gram and launched it More deeply than Ever into International of asks stronger defense then its Board of directors elected m the National Chambers new representing a onetime Union Otto pres ident of the West Michigan foundry of he succeeds her Man president of the brass one new Vic president Harry Bull president of general of Minneapolis also was chosen As the delegates neared the close of their 38th annual meet one sheaf of resolutions called for strengthened National defense a three year Extension of stand by selective faster Stock piling of War joint Canadian military and civil defense hit spending another Batch endorsed continued Marshall plan Aid keyed to a closer economic Unity with in creased imports of foreign goods to 3 in the current War games involving men and 675 planes were the purpose of the War games is to determine whether entire armies can be moved and supplied adequately by the of pointing out that the entire concept of the exercise was without stressed that the nations combined armed forces should have a task Force capable of mounting an operation similar to Swarmer under emergency Condi he said his final recommendations will include a Strong plea that the major elements Neces sary for airhead assault be organized on a permanent stimulate Europe Dollar earnings and thus bolster world and program of american investment in no industrialized based mainly on private Bart the chamber trained its big Gest guns on Federal spending and rigorous Economy is the key to the problem of lower reduced and a stable fiscal the longest policy loyalty unit delays review on service May 5 the state departments loyalty Board has postponed until later this month a review of the Case of foreign service officer John Stewart service was summoned Back from his Post in India in March when the state department Board re opened his Case at the instruction of the civil service loyalty review the service Board noted that service had not appeared personally before the state depart ment group when that body previously exonerated him of All Dis loyalty Joseph Mccarthy has charged that service has communist the postpone ment was granted at the request of services who asked toe to prepare a pointy Point Sherman hails navys status May 5 adm Forrest Sherman gave Assurance that the Navy is a full partner in the nation defens the report from the chief o naval operations was in Sharp con Trast to that Given Congress Las october by his adm Louis James of the Scripps Howard asked Sherman in an Abc broadcast whether the Mavy member of the joint chiefs of staff has been taken into Ful the Admiral said flatly that i and expanded during the past six i a Veblen constantly gratified a he cooperation an support extended to me by the Secretary of the Secretary of the Navy and by the members f the joint chiefs of i can assure you that the Navy is a full few far East policy asked to guide military los May 5 Navy under Secretary Dan Kim Ball called for a new policy in the far East to remove uncertainty naval Academy shifts command in military Kimball the Plain fact is that Russia backed communist forces have overrun Mainland China and where these forces May move next is our immediate bats a girl Friend freed May 5 actor George rafts former girl Betty was cleared of charges of possessing but Roommate was held for trial May judge Lerby Dawson ruled there was not enough evidence to hold miss vice adm Harry Hill left salutes at ceremonies in which he took Over As superintendent of the naval Academy at Annapolis from rear adm James solons ask Acheson to demand halt of us arms for arabs May 5 fifty one House democrats and 21 Day asked Secretary of state Dean Acheson to use his influence to halt the shipment of British arms to the Arab in a letter to Acheson the group urged him to Confer with British authorities during the forthcoming foreign ministers meeting in Lon Don to obtain these objectives of British shipments of arms until peace treaties have been made Between Israel and the Arab by the and Britain to promote such peace weighing Israel plea for heavy arms May 5 a spokesman for the israeli pm Assy said that his government is gravely concerned at to failure of the state department to reply to israels three Montgold request for american heavy the spokesman made his state ment soon after Secretary of state Ean Acheson told a news Confer nce that the is considering the and has not rejected seeks wartime 6aspy at University of California san May 5 the question of whether a communist engaged to atomic espionage at the University of California Dur ing the War is under scrutiny of the department of a Federal grand convened on the order of the attorney Gen heard from eight witnesses in a Brief and secret attorney Frank Hennessy said the investigation involved a single he would not com ment except to add we Are acting on direct instruction from Washington in connection with an Eastern one of the witnesses said he had been asked at least 20 questions about personnel at the which is at across san Francisco he said he asked if he knew or Joseph Woodrow former lecturing physicist at the now a professor at the University of was accused by the House Una Merican activities committee last septem Ber of having disclosed atomic secrets to a communist at that time he was designated merely As scientist the com Mittee identified Weinberg flatly denied the Yardmaster defer strike May 5 three Day protest strike by the Railroad Yardmaster of America in seven Midwest rail centers was cancelled by the Union after a Las minute Compromise the strike was to have started yesterday to protest the govern ments handling of the unions demand for a work the government had assigned the Case to a fac finding Board that is hearing wage and hour demands of conductors and the Union wanted a separate Board to hear its under the the Board will hear the Yardmaster Case in Chicago next week and Rule on it at the same time it rules on the demands of the conductors and Hoffman says Ega saves billions May 5 administrator Paul Hoffman said the Marshall plan has not Cost tax payers a Nickel but actually saved them Hoffman told a news conference without the Marshall plan we might have had the spread of communism throughout Europe with the accompanying situation of con Gress voting frantically billions of dollars for the Cost of such a defense pro Gram would have been greater by or a year than the Cost of the Marshall Hoffman had earlier told the Cio textile unions National convention if we Cut off imports we Are going to have to Cut Down exports i and that would really create uni j opposes surplus dumping he said that dumping of surplus goods on Marshall plan countries j would be a temporary alleviation f of the unemployment problem but not the this contradicted a statement by Emil Union who 1 we would be better off if we gave away surplus goods needed by other countries than help them by buying their goods and thus throw our own workers out of Hoffman we cannot meet the problem of unemployment in the United states textile Industry by cutting off the infinitesimal volume of imports from Western he suggested that the Way to solve unemployment in any Industry is to expand Domestic con sumption and to increase Ives urges Eca fund Cut to ease taxpayers Burden May 5 Irving Ives in who has 1 previously supported administra1 Tion requests for Marshall plan j has urged a Cut in Eca of Ives said the plan had been Worth All and More than the Effort and sacrifice it has Cost to but said the time has come to reduce outlays to help ease the american taxpayers Burden and Spur european nations to lower their Trade barriers and unify their filibuster possible in Fec debate May 5 the Long delayed Fec petted to setoff a Senate filius to Start the Senate democratic Leader ship decided on the Date to bring up the controversial measure for a fair employment practices com which would forbid Job discrimination against negroes and senator Scott of Illi democratic majority said the party policy committee decided to try to bring up the Bill he added that debate wont get under Way until after a weekend Kem opposes Aid for nations that nationalize industries May 5 James Kem demanded that the Cut off future foreign Aid to any country that nationalized or socialize a Basic in a bitter attack on Britain labor Kem told the Senate that billions of american dollars under the Marshall plan have been used to keep the British socialist government in socialism and communism Are practically one and the Kem Truman pledges Aid to fight air pollution May 5 president Truman called for a nationwide Effort to reduce air pollution like that which killed 20 persons in two years the president told a conference on air meeting that he Federal government would Ake the leadership in research to determine the Best Means of coping with bad residents agree City smells May 5 philadelphian held Over their noses again last night and complained that the City for a sour doors have been wafted by night breezes through the Southern and Central sections of the its been every one until last the source doors was a but the City division of air pollution control now says it knows what the trouble the experts blame it on the Damp atmosphere of the a also on a fertilizer alcohol and printing