European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 25, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Augur 1950 the stars and stripes yank victims of atrocity some of the 36 american soldiers massacred by Norelli korean troops in the Warp wan the hands were bound behind their the North koreans at first fed the but later shot the to net when they were threatened with red troops look the shoes from sonic of the americans after killing solemn words of a last Benediction Are said by chaplain Knickr of bodies of some the in i e to Ine c five of the escaped by feigning Deathur afer the communists Jim pig the shooting those were still 7achw photos will hold soviets liable if East attacks 24 col Henry chief of the i state department German affairs said the a would hold Russia directly responsible ii an acl of aggression was committed Isy the communist dominated Easl germans against he we Stern sponsored Bonn byroade first made the statement during a television he was asked on the program would be the attitude toward aggression against Western by communist controlled germans in the he replied that since Eastern Ger Many was occupied by the russians they would be held responsible for 5 the actions of germans under their con firmed his informal byroade said the situation in Ger Many was different from that in where russian occupation presumably had withdrawn from the and therefore not be charged directly with aggression against the he said that in Eastern Germany the russians Are in actual occupy lion and therefore were responsible Camden reports first draft objectors i 24 j two Brothers who spent part of world War i in a detention have become this areas first con Cyrus and his j who spent 18 v months in a conscientious objectors Foj amp during world War said they expected their three younger to follow their More marines going to says Sherman 24 Marine ground and air forces arc on their Way to adm Forrest chief of naval opera said at a press said that the far Eastern naval command is going to be considerably the extent of the buildup will depend on future he said it would be a general buildup and pointed out that All types of ships were being reactive he said the Navy was adding to the submarine strength of both its Atlantic and Pacific asked about russian submarine he 1 would rather not reveal any information i have on russian submarines in the a it would be much better for the United states that i do not go into our intelligence on that mat asked whether he knew if the North koreans received supplies from Russia since the War Sherman said he was not a Good witness on that but in is my understanding there is some evidence thai North koreans have received russian supplies since june Holland to join in Korea forces 24 the Netherlands embassy said last night some dutch volunteers will leave Holland within a Short time to join United nations forces in Van attache at the Nel Horlands confirmed report he said troops composed mostly of veterans would leave Holland but said the exact time was his government originally planned to Send Only one company of 250 but the response was so great that nearly men will be sent to the fighting he in san b o u r d re head of the nether lands information said the Force would consist of most them veterans of guerrilla fighting about one third marines trained in the War some will be As As clerical Liaison per Bourdrez said that the have and but will depend the for artillery and tank support 7 Austin to make military cars l o n d 24 Austin motor company announced yesterday it will soon begin production of thousands of m in i Lary vehicles for the British govern stocks resume Rise metals leading new 24 Slock Market resumed its Rise yes with steels and specialities in the forefront of the Standard of California led the Rise in oils with a gain of 1 Points while advances almost As great were recorded by and stand Ard of new International Nickel and Kahtie Cott were pacesetters in the with Gams of j14 Points Ana Conda and american smelling were up nearly a Point Stee fed the steel group with a Rise of Iva to a new Bethle hem and Republic were up Allied chemical was up do Jones Industrial averages gained sl12 a volume to tales shares corks 75 new to 24 cps sengers aboard uie new luxury Jve Nch liner liberte  decide x whether they mind a shipboard water shortage or there was plenty of Champagne drink at the ships seven by it was pretty Hardtop go on 4 luxury cruise and end up with it any hot water for bathing or when the largest in the pulled Here on her Maiden the fre Stowater tanks were but the passengers lining its Pennant right decks had made the Best of a bad situation they had consumed bottles of the ships c h a m p a g n e i v the line said drinking water be Gan leaking into the hold accidentally at the beginning of the Liberty six Day Maiden voyage from be Havre and Southampton when the leak was discovered three Days 450 tons of fresh water already was sloshing in the Bilges ship officers mailing Supply by cutting off hot water for s h o w e r s arid shaves there still was enough for passengers did their Best conserve water by consuming an average of three bottles of pagne per the wine cellar that kept spirits High when the water was stocked with bottles of wines bottles of Beer and and bottles of Mineral As Well As an ample Supply of draught Beer and wine in the Pas sengers had varieties pagne to cye Ion 8 French planes 24 a violent Cyclone hit the French air at Avord last night com destroying eight planes on the ground and damaging 22 and Field estimates damage to the Central France of largest Pilot training centers in placed it at nearly was killed but persons were injured damage to the1 surround ing Countryside of air Miles of Esti mated in and witnesses the Cyclone caught one Ter it landed swept it the i Pilot succeeded in Landing Piv the strewn runway three minutes the Bei were to with steel cables when Sterrn hit they were torn Loose and against hangars and 10 us scouts Ivi Issing thormities today that i no been found of boy scouts who been missing since they left this French port City for Landor last sunday Latis 24thvlnf a d be Headquarters 34 army chief of Gen j two Days of Battlefront said today he had doubt the nations forces will hold considerable Collins said the Battle had reached a stabilization gave credit to the Battle hardening of american and the Success Fui of medium fur the checking of red he would americans would be to on the Ditrih his of used the years bulge the Bank of the Nak Trig particular 24th which fought the initial Ide j glorious Page has written one of most glorious pages military history actions in1 Collins told there has never been any doubt in my mind the 8th army we have considerable bridged head in Korea what is More going of naval Lions adm Forrest h e r m an came to Korea tuesday morning by air to firsthand Sherman to Tokyo yesterday and Collins today 8th commander it Gen Waiton Walker visited several american units with korean positions in United plans to visit the Vance Jost 27th regt tuesday thwarted by of ice joins said he i was to 1 Tia that u med i were raping and More i holding i their own against Ibe russian f since Yangtze Yangtze Estuary All were h