European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 10, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page the stars and stripes May 1950 Western nations receiving arms Aid n 4th cargo loaded for France May 9 foreign military id program is Well Way with arms ship ments now going to eight Western european a defense depart ment spokesman said the fourth shipment for naval Carrie Type is being loaded aboard the aircraft Carrier Dix Mude at he two shipments of naval Small heavy trucks and jeeps have been delivered to France and a third shipload is on the the spokesman other arms shipments have gone to great Norway and and vessels Are in route to the Belgium and he b29s going to us b29s for the Royal air Force Are being delivered to great Britain on an intermittent schedule As they Are the spokesman he declined to say How Many have been flown England or How Many will now that shipments Are moving in the spokesman increased importance is attached to the training of Western european military personnel in the use of about 95 French airmen left nor Folk by train thursday for training at Randolph air Force san and Ellington air Force forty French naval trainees will leave Norfolk tomorrow for Phila Delphia for training on destroyer being reactivated for the French m dutch sailors arrive an additional 40 dutch naval per Connel arrived the defense department spokesman to train on destroyer escorts being re activated at Boston for the dutch Fleet some dutch sailors now Are in training at the Boston Navy military personnel of other at lactic pact countries will arrive the spokesman arrangements for training other particularly air forces in have been in addition to the training in eur the spokesman Mobile training teams Are working with the French and British in another important phase of the Aid program Isth standardization of be enrolment of in schools sets record May 9 record persons enrolled in school or College at the begin Ning of the current school census director Roy Peel re the number topped last years record by the increase was concentrated in the 6 to 9yearold reflecting continued i pour ing of War babies into the coun try elementary Barkley discounts station a threat May 9 vice president Albert Barkley said Here he has no fear that administration policies Are leading to socialism or in a radio interview with the Gannett news he recalled he was labelled a socialist in 1912 for advocating Federal Aid to he was running for Congress at the the program has been the Law of the land since the Wilson and such programs As social soil flood Rural Aid to Educa Tion and higher standards for col Leges and teachers Are not social ism or even trends toward social he cab net meetings Barkley also gave a glimpse of How meetings of the presidents Cabinet Are meetings Are essentially directed by the president he he presides Over if he has any important matter which he wishes to bring before the Cabinet for discussion does so and seeks the opinion and advice and counsel of various members of the including the vice if there is no such initial matter for Hinr to bring before the he goes around the table to each Cabinet member As they rank at the Cabinet Secretary of state being requests each to bring up anything he wishes to in regard to his department or the subject matter of his activities rabbi says of flog campaigns to balk review of policy new May 9 Irving president of american jewish criticized in a statement what termed the nearsighted and intransigent Campaign of the state department and elements in High commissioner John Mcclous office to thwart any responsible objective review of the occupation policy of West Ger the executive committee of the jewish Congress endorsed a bipartisan now under Way in both houses of for a full review of German most of our troubles in Germany Are self made and Are being wors ened by the official failure to per Mit a Frank and Public appraisal of the facts by unconvincing rationalizations emanating from official Miller Hoover Aid Dies los May 9 William inter nationally known mining Engineer who was associate with express Dent Herbert Hoover on the com Mission for Relief in Belgium after world War died Here meat tied of surplus Prog ram by Burke May 9 nations costly farm surplus prob Lem would disappear if the average american afford to eat 10 More pounds of meat per year and drink about 20 More quarts of the agriculture department estimated v such a change in the nations food habits would permit Farmers to divert some acres of land now devoted to surplus crops to production of Hay and pasture which present no Price support but the department said prices would have to drop to get con Sumers to eat How it did not and it said that raises the question of whether Farmers could reduce operating costs so As to make in creased production of beef and milk the now is holding up farm prices of milk and buying Large quantities of Dairy prod for Price support Catlike Are Selling far above the so called parity level judged fair to the reports said the surplus prob Lem boils Down to this cutback under Way what Are Farmers to do with 30 to 40 million acres which soon must be taken out of grains and other crops a cutback is already under Farmers Are being asked to Cut plantings of eight crops this year under government programs aimed at bringing supplies into line with needs but Many because of fixed farm operating cannot afford to let their share of surplus acres lie How can they use the land out producing surpluses of other crops Mare pasture the answer seems to be largely in More Hay and pasture to produce More milk and the depart ment the report noted that Consumers ate an average of 145 pounds of meat and drank 330 pounds of fluid milk last that compares with a near record High of 155 pounds of in 1947 and a record 423 pounds of milk in if per capita consumption could be raised Back to these Levels we would have a ready Market for forage from about the department gop opens political school the first National Republican school for politics opens for a three Day session in and John a speech is on hand to show two precinct workers How to relax facial Muscles to increase volume in speech and Pilot apologizes9 for 456mph clip in new Jet plane May 9 Canadas new twine fighter the made its International debut by streaking 365 Miles from Toronto to Washington in 48 min average of 456 the Ca Nadia born Veteran of the Royal air apologized to Andrews Field officials for being so saying it should have taken us Only 35 but we got off our air Force officials that the time probably was a worlds record for the Toronto Washington airliners on nonstop flights take about three editor says user year ahead on bomb by Bob cons1dine new May 9 Kenneth the British pamphleteer who sprang into inter National Fame by accurately ing one of the most momentous news stories of recent Sias Possession and test of an the clairvoyant role attributed to i dont know anything More than embassy and military people lie said in new before flying the difference is that to in a position to Tell what the 41yearold English who drops his Earth quaking role every afternoon for a few games of now asserts is a year ahead of the on development of the h because of information is apr plied by the traitor Klaus and probably will test its first one this bombs a month user is stockpiling a bombs at the rate of four a Navy will have 500 of latest Long Range Subr marines by and has developed an atomic torpedo which can be shot into thus making the ports untenable for Long on his lecture tour in this country Decourcey accused top officials of keeping americans in the dark about the Gravity of russian military he urged that secrets be shared with the through such he a firmer foreign policy would one of his top he told recently was murdered in Worth verdict May 9 Secretary of the Navy Francis Matthews has approved the findings of a naval court which held former civilian official Cedric Worth solely responsible for last years Anonymous document attack on the air forces b36 five Navy including capt John who also were questioned by the court of were Worth was suspended from his Post As special assistant to under Secretary of the Navy Dan Kimball after head fitted authorizing a mysterious widely circulated in con which charged fraud and favouritism in b36 the which figured in the admirals revolt against uni was discredited entirely by the House armed services com which recommended that Worth be Worth already had the naval court ruled that Worth had incurred serious blame in that he violated his Doris Duke Kin stricken h o Llyko o May 9 Walter Patterson half brother of Doris tobacco and head of the philanthropic Duke was in serious condition today following a heart expert claims crime Doest approach 920s new May 9 nations current crime wave is caused by War and a general in morality but is nothing like prohibition an expert on crime has chief medical examiner of the nations largest Thomas who probably has seen More murder victims than any single person in the said his record books showed that while it has increased about 25 per cent since the is about 33 per cent below prohibition icepick slayings drop with the drop in murders also went the most common murder ice went out with the icebox Gonzalez said his figures covered Only greater new but National statistics would show the same stabbings were the most com Mon form murder before the but our figures show that shootings now Lead the list and i attribute this to the guns Many returning veterans brought Home As i also think the crime Waye is created by the fact that War devel oped a disrespect for human and it probably also reflects a general most of the murders by he occurred in the use of sleeping pills to Mit suicide has increased 33 per cent since g o no a 1 Fez adding As in the use of murder the methods for suicide depend on their Jap Fleet arrives in junk May 9 Mains of the japanese Imperial Fleet were passing through Baltimore this Sixton the italian freighter Erminia Mazzella arrived with 200 scrap Metal from japanese in it were five foot lengths of 16 Inch naval pieces of 18inch thick Armor and b miscellany of warship stereotypes end strike on Minneapolis paper May 9 on Day strike of stereotypes against the Minneapolis Star arid Tribune ended with the granting Art a two cent hourly wage executives and supervisors manned the stereotyping department during the strike and helped pro Duce editions of both Star and morning the agreement also provided for modification of vacation contract