European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 27, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                August 1950 the stars and stripes Page 3 Chrysler signs costo flying wage increase 26 and the United Auto workers Cio announced yesterday they bad negotiated a minimum 10cen hourly pay raise for All of Chrysler Chrysler said the Surprise move was worked out at the Laws re quest because of the rising Cost of living since a their three year con tract was signed last the company estimated the total Cost at the announcement was made at a press conference attended by two top company and two top Union who negotiated the agree Sharp contrast 11 was Sharp contrast to the Bilter 100day strike that led up to the signing of a three year contract last May at that time Union negotiators estimated their gains at 11 to 12 cents an the strike ending agreement carried no general wage since then a number of contracts granting wage increases have been signed by the Union with Chrysler the wage increase announcement came As an estimated Chrysler workers stayed away from their jobs in disputes hinging around working wages were not but two plants were closed and operations at four others cur Johnson asks medics draft 26 Secretary of defense Louis John son yesterday asked Congress to permit a draft of doctors and dentists up to and including age 45 for the armed the request was made in a letter to chairman Carl Vinson of the House armed services com Johnson enclosed a Bill drawn up by the defense depart Vinson introduced it in the House and said his committee will begin hearings under the the drafting would be in this order f those who during the last War were students in the army specialized training program or a similar Navy and who had less than 90 Days of Active duty with the armed these men were largely educated at govern ment few volunteers those educated under the army Navy programs who served More than 90 Days but less than 21 physicians and dentists who did not have any Active service after those who served the least number of full months in the armed forces during the last Johnson wrote Vinson that Volun of physicians and dentists into the military services has been email so said that unless a Way can be found to bring in men with Little or no past military it May be necessary in the next few months make substantial Calls on the medical Ronen in the Reserve Johnson said this Reserve Pool in men who had Long service the War and on cleaving military to have names placed on the list of preserves who could be called in Case funds allotted 26 1 i the economic cooperation admin n 3 Jwj stration yesterday announced allo canons of for Ireland and for Fiance to buy Amer legislators ask for in police Force 26 thirty one democratic and Republican legislators announced yester Day they Are introducing resolutions calling for a United nations police Force with a device to bypass the soviets John Sparkman Heads the list of 16 senators Spon Soring a fifteen House members Are introducing two one identical with the Senate and the other differing slightly by putting restrictions on the nature of the the Senate Resolution Calls on the administration to seek in adoption of the police Force with what Karl Mundt a co called a veto in the legislators proposed that upon the outbreak of trouble any the police Force would be ordered into action by its control curb on veto it could be halted Only by affirmative action of the Security frustrating the frequently used russian Sparkman declared that if the plan had been adopted two years when he and others introduced a similar the korean outbreak might never have of the big five would not participate in supplying would be by voluntary recruitment if from the smaller they would be under direction of an authority of nine in which Only a majority no put the in Force in stocks suffer sharpest decline in More than month new 26 Stock Market declined fractions to three Points yesterday in its Sharp est setback in More than a the downturn was blamed on the possibility of new avar moves in the far East and belief the Market was entitled to a setback after More than five weeks of advancing Allied chemical set the Down Ward Pace in the industrials with a loss of three american can was off Corn products was off Dupont off general motors off Chrysler off and Schenley Down Standard of new Jersey was weakest in the with a drop of hardest hit in the rail group was Nickel which was off Gen Conklin in Formosa to head Aid Survey 26 Gen Conklin arrived Here yesterday plane from Tokyo to head the far East command Survey group in the whose chief task is to determine Chiang Kaish eks needs for the defense of was set up on orders of Gen Douglas Mac Arthur after his recent visit billion omnibus Bill okd by House huge share for arms Wash Day behind the Battlefront american marines Wash their equipment and vehicles in a tributary of the Paktong River during a pause in the korean Matthews says must i glut for peace 26 Secretary of the Navy Francis Matthews spending this year to about said last night the should be willing to pay any Price for i with the new approval due on Korea outlay 26 the Hootse finally passed the omnibus appropriations Bill yesterday and immediately took up the korean Emer gency Money measure which was expected to be approved the appropriations which goes to the Senate for funds required by president Truman the korean fighting to oper ate the government during the cur rent fiscal year the Meas ure provides Money urgently re Quested after the tills earmark to build up plus to help bolster Western Europe against much of the funds will go for new tanks and other modern the smaller measure includes for a new Hydro Gen bomb Plant and funds for a Start on an atomic powered sub billion total the Bills will push total Federal even the Price of instituting a War to compel nations to cooperate for Here for the Celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Boston naval Matthews said the first should be ready to Ward off any possible attack reversing the traditional attitude of a should boldly pro claim its ble objective to be a world at to have peace we should be and declare our to pay any even the Price of instituting War to compel co operation for in implementation of Strong affirmative peace seeking policy though it casts us in a character new to True demo Initiator of a War of a would win for us a proud and popular we would become the first aggressors for he Gen Twining Calls Korea preliminary to main bout 26 air Force general said yesterday that Korea is a preliminary to a main bout Between the and it Gen Nathan Deputy chief of staff of air Force person warned America must keep Korea in focus to prepare for the main speaking at the opening forum session of the fourth annual convention of the air Force Twining said russian fingers Are in the fire in the will we must meet and defeat them in the main French woman Dies at 104 26 who was the oldest woman in this part of Southern died Here yesterday at age of food costs Rise 3 pet in july for family three 26 the average family of three paid about per week for Foo last the department of agriculture reported it was an increase of about 3 per cent Over the previous the average factory worker now earns about a Bureau of labor statistics bus reported that aver age wholesale prices Rose seven tenths of 1 per cent in the week ended last the Index was per cent of the 1926 per cent higher than a month ago and per cent Over the com parable week last livestock and meats led the advancing per cent and per textile prices Rose slightly and grains dropped 1 per other commodities were unchanged commando Force alerted in us for flight to Korea 26 hard bitten British com Mando Force has been alerted for a flying trip to the korean the All handpicked Mem Bers Royal received their final inoculations at the Royal Marine commando training school at nearby the number of the Force and de tails of its equipment Are a top secret it was 60 to 70 per cent of the veterans of service on Many fronts in world War their commander is it col Doug Las who led a com Mando unit in Burma during the last the oldest Man in the Force is sgt James married and the father of a son and two Daugh most of the marines Are in their Middle red guerrillas fire at Hospital train on the Southwest korean 26 red Ger Pital train carrying american wounded Back from the Southern no one was the attack was reported to United nations observers who Are recording violations of the of it occurred at air Miles Northwest of Eusan and 22 Miles Northeast of m a s a n in South pvt York missing in Korea Kin of world War i hero 26 pvt Alvin who is said resemble his famous the world War i is missing in action in the defense department notified his parents and Clarence York said the boy enlisted the army misrepresenting his it is estimated the government outgo will exceed income by at least during the cur rent 12 months the House backed Down on a proposed Cut in Point in funds to Aid underdeveloped countries after president Truman protested it was a tragic Blunder and grist for the communist propaganda the Cut was made by Senate House conferees in the appropriation the Senate had voted to allow for economic Aid to under developed but the conferees Cut it to the House voted to restore the full amount after members of the House appropriations committee said the proposed Cut was logistics command set up in Japan 26 ment of the Japan logistical cd and the appointment of maj Gen Walter Weible As its command ing general were yesterday by Gen Douglas the announcement said the new command was set up to leave the cd of the 8th army free to con duct combat operations in one of the major commands in this its missions include to and administrative opera support of United nations in Korea and toe the support of combat and service units stationed in Japan or in Brig Gen Paul y o u n of was named Seibles Home is listed As fireman Trio finds out for whom Bell tolls 26 three Boston firemen were a 1 rested yesterday on charges of false police quoted them As saying1 they had been celebrating a friends entry into detectives seized Vincent Kif 34 John 31 and Roland at an Box on the complaints of weary fellow firemen from three companies who been kept constantly on the