European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 14, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse September 1950 the stabs and stripes around the zones firms to exhibit at Frankfurt fair Wiesbaden Chute packers test Handiwork 13 some firms representing 2f branches of incl try Are scheduled to their products at Frank hurts autumn fair of this than 750 be from exhibit tog in tog for the time Here since the War will be czech Oslo Iran officer Given 2year term in fraud 13 to special first it Martin assist ant officer at the Usa eur trans training Center in Hammel was sentenced under the 96th article of War to dismissal from he total forfeiture of pay and and confinement hard labor for two Plotkin was found guilty of conspiracy to and fraudulent obtaining Money under false pre tenses in i Plotka reportedly sold his Pri Vatery owned vehicle in the so Viet zone arid collecting theft in Claire King the car had the 13 subject o r 728 exp Ellees Cross to spurn czech citizenship sept 13 Sis More too top Elev Iron have arrives at Iii Border Pon after they had hurried Doan in Orter to czech tile mostly Vici persons arc the living Standard Czechoslovakia has decreased ily since the took Over they said also that the mos poorly fe3 people in the country today who must meet High quotas the collective farm German health officials said the health of most of the group was Burke named inspector at Kitzinger Center sept13 the new Post inspector at Kitzing Gen tag Center is it col Paul of who succeeds maj Harriet now named As assistant Post in two Parachute riggers at tiie Wiesbaden air base upper left pack one of the 5m to 604 Bentes that Are handled each members of the Section lower left Load attached to 133pound on a c47 for a test a c47 upper right drops two of the a member of the Section Forward lower right u one Dummy hits the department provides safety facilities and care of chutes for All units in the Wiesbaden photos Burke began his army career in 1821 and received a commission As second lieutenant in july his wartime assignment was in Europe from september 1942 to september he served As executive officer of the 102d Cav freight car shortage perils West German potato crop 13 a severe shortage of freight cars will make it difficult to transport West Ger Many potato crop to storage and Supply Points this an Interior ministry spokesman West Germany their rolling Stock severely depleted in the will need More freight cars than Are now Avail Able to transport the the spokesman he added that efforts were being made to hire additional cars in foreign the spokesman reported an improvement in rail Revenue during july 1950 As compared to a year passenger Revenue increased 21 per he and freight Revenue 8 per chaplain Shaw transfers to 1st med in Augsburg 13 after More than 32 months As regi mental protestant chaplain of the 2d army Cav chaplain capt Raymond c Shaw left to assume new duties with the 1st med in in bad a Shaw received his commission in april during world War ii and before coming to he was Hospital chaplain pfc wins Chance at Usma 13 pfc Philip of the 110th Sta left on a trip to the that May materialize into his enrol ment at the West Point military the 19yearold Vienna who has completed two years of College and 21 months of military is among the 200 men selected to attend the military Academy preparatory school at he is the son of Rudolph and Grace of Ameri can students in the prep school Are chosen from the enlisted ranks of the army and air about 25 per cent will survive the schools eight month course to be come West Point its a big Clark but in a Young Man in a this Doest guarantee me a West Point and As Ive got a lot of hard work ahead of i want to make the who entered the univer sity of Utah at the age of was in charge of the troop education and information office of the local he said he originally had intended to become a research chemist but changed his mind and decided on a military at de Witt and Madigan Himes assigned to Safe in personnel Post sept 13 it col Charles Nas been assigned to Safe he As Deputy to the director of military it was announced who came on Active duty with the air Force in was As signed to air corps he diring world War he has also been recorder for the air Force decorations and awards Himes was graduated from the University of a 1926 and held a Reserve commission in the infantry from that East zone to keep ration on bread despite Harvest 13 East Germany Grain Harvest is 16 per cent above last bread must remain the soviet control cominis Silas newspaper Taglicht Mundschau bread and other foods have Long been a rationed in West Berlin and West the Mundschau said imports of tons of russian Grain was necessary to help East Germany persons through the current although this area is agriculturally it also arranged food imports from other East european countries and purchased Large shipments of surplus potatoes irom the frontline communications inspected by signal chief i3 korean frontline communications Are being inspected by maj Gen s army chief signal officer who was a recent visitor to information gained by Akin and the group of signal specialists accompanying him will be put to use in the signal corps research and development and training with Akin Are col James chief of the development research and development office of the assistant chief of g4 col d chief of the communications and electronics research and development army Field forces and Albert Tradup of new York military communications Engineer in the military electronics department of Bell Telephone Akin was Gen Douglas Mac Arthurs chief signal officer in world War in German poll indicates against new army 13 More than 55 per cent of Ger mans who answered a newspaper poll have voted against the creation of a new German the results of the poll were published by the Wiesbaden which asked its readers do you favor German rearmament for Sel defense German command a european command of the readers who answered the opposed any either German or european there were 671 or per cent who favored German rearm Ameixa under a German Only 343 or per said to a German army under european Brown praises German labor As unselfish sept 13 Harvey director of Faa Hico office of labor hailed the constructive Atti Oil West German Trade toward economic problems and said this reflected a stronger Patriot ism and unselfishness than stay other German addressing the first postwar convention of the German Railroad workers Brown declared labor was carrying More Lhasa just share of the Cost of rebuilding the German by limiting wage demands to Small for fear of bringing on a spiral of the Hico labor chief also urged his audience to press for housing saying extreme shortage of living makes it mandatory upon the ger1 Man Economy to devote a substantial share of the a Allawe capital and credits to this sector of discusses exp Ellees he told the convention the population must be integrated socially and economically into West labor will do Well to insist that the productivity value of the ref rather the problems incidental to their be Given greater he said a Trade unionist also warned the delegates to beware of Moscow who Art planting seeds that will Ripen into cancerous growths Witt in the comprising fee federation of Ger Man Trade wherever dictatorship has pre he whether it nazis or democratic organized labor move ment was the first democratic institution to be fund to help build theater sept 13 special a contribution of to pay for 25 per cent of the Cost of a new theater for americans in has been presented by Levan Nurnberg Hico resident to mayor Julius the Check was not taken from the occupational but is an outright gift from High commissioner John medleys special projects fund the new theater wifi replace Nurnberg opera which will be returned to the germans Early next it will be located near the opera House and work is scheduled to get under Way Between sept 15 and with completion by the end of the total Cost of the new theater will be with 75 per of the coat borne by the City of under the the theater will become the property of Nurnberg Ween toe occupation forces Bonn jobless Down in August 13 employment in Western Germany dropped during the month of August to Hico an the percentage of jobless at end of August was estimated at per compared to cent a year employment in August Rose to the deference Between the employment increase and the unemployment de crease is due to the growing labor which by the end of August had reached a Tifuh of
