European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse J the stars and stripes september 1950 maps Tell of seizure by soviets two freed in Berlin after detention at gunpoint sept Temps related today How a russian officer loaded a aimed it at their and forced them to enter the soviet the two were held for 13 hours and released near Midnight last night without further Cut Peter of and pvt Kenneth Christ of were on a routine patrol on the sector russian zone Border yesterday morning when the incident of Mcweeney told correspondents be drove past a White sign indicating the end of the american sector just As he has done for the past two but this time a russian Soldier and some East German ordered him to As they entered the russian they were surrounded by russians with Unsung sub machine an East German police with a West German As signed to patrol with two maps stayed with them until they reached a soviet compound which appeared to be a Smalt command Post Mcweeney said that the German was not As far As he knew and probably la still a a russian officer interrogated the Mcweeney particularly on military units and tactical train the russians allowed the americans to keep their pistols for some hours before disarming the men were brought from Trep where they were to the soviet Headquarters at Karl Khorsi and turned Over to an american Liaison officer there shortly after 11 Oclock last Border flare up elsewhere in Berlin a com Pany of British 80 to 100 a Hal dozen russian soldiers and a squad of German communist police Over a wooden Barrier on the outskirts 01 West Berlin in the latest Fiare up in this divided the dispute was Over approximately 175 Yards of territory with in the British sector which the russians tried to Annex to their surrounding occupation zone by moving up the Border the British protested and rushed up thereupon the russians withdrew and Steps were taken to negotiate the these were other berlins communist rulers suddenly and arbitrarily Cut off electric Power deliveries to West Berlin communists ignored an offer from West Berlin Ilice thai each Side release the policemen it had arrested in a Day of tit format raids on each others top West Pointer at front 14 William Degraf top Honor student of the West Point 1950 works with pvt Donald of on a 75mm recoilless Rifle on the Pahang casualties in Korea through 15 sept 21 the defense department announced yesterday that forces in Korea suffered casualties from the beginning of fighting through sept an increase of Over the number reported the department said that of the casualties were killed in a the wounded totalled of whom 174 have and f were listed As missing in action the army has suffered c the Navy the Marine corps 876 and the air Force 126 for the period covered by the re casualties occurring since 1 and those late in probably would not be included m the since an average of three weeks is required for verification and notifying of the missing in the department said 148 have returnee to military control and 50 Are known to be theres Many a slip 21 u the announcer at a fashion show Lere announced that the next Model would show a Houseboat with Noth no on beneath it but an extremely elegant the smiling Model took off the Houseboat and got the applause of her life she had for Otten the elegant women slate Bavaria Parley 21 approximately 150 leading women from Western Europe and the Grill meet in bad sept to discuss the responsibility of women As citizens in local and International the theme of the which will be held in the grand hotel is the individual responsibility of women n meeting the critical issues of the Allied women affairs the program was worked out with a representative committee of German the conference theme will be developed through addresses at plenary n he each followed by an International the next morning Russ ions of special interest groups covering responsibility f if ids As women in economic and political in Home and family John wife of the High commissioner will serve As chairman of the opening session guests of Honor will be Elly Heuss Unsinn wife of the of the West German Republic mrs Andre and is Rev Ivone wives of und British High Coin Tito says unchecked user by Korea action 21 yugoslav Premier Tito has told four congressmen Attiat the Quick and effective action of forces in Korea had a profound effect on soviet foreign policy and would deter further russian a he suggested that United nations forces halt at the 38th parallel and give the korean people a Chance to vote freely on their Tito entertained the congressional group at a four hour dinner last according to Owen Brewster and Claude Pepper and Harold Cooley and Poage it was a session in which we Learned a lot the group arrived Here by embassy plane tuesday they left this morning with their wives Tor Trieste by according to agreed that the fight today was not Between the ideologies of communism and but the Issue was Between slavery and Liberty the right of self deter Mina Tion and Complete Tito said that Yugoslavia would not accept american military Aid nor participate in the Marshall this would be embarrassing11 for a he he added that Yugo Slavia would accept Relief if the food situation became he was said to have mentioned the possibility of famine As a result of the serious drought Here this the congressmen said Tito appeared gratified by the latest Amer ican advances in and he believed this had made a great impression upon the soviet Polit and Premier Joseph Stalin in White House gets Bill to intern reds in time of War sept 21 apr a Bill was sent to president tru Man today calling for the registration of communists and permitting the internment of potential spies and saboteurs in time of the Senate passed the after the Rouse approved it by 31220 the May veto Truman said he would not sign earlier versions of the Bill and attorney general Howard Mcgrann assailed the measure in a speech yesterday As evidence of hysteria the Bill would tighten curbs on order registration of communists and officials of communist bar communists and fellow travellers from Federal and authorize a Roundup of All reds in time of a employee of yes Reid Onufrau count sept 21 d a former yes was held in bail Ai a preliminary hearing before a magistrates court Here his on charges of fraud and breach of was set Foi former chief of the yes surplus property depot Here was specifically charged with hav ing set up a Dummy German Cor Kaiser and with having sold to this corporation Marks Worth of electrical equipment for Mactavish allegedly had hired a Jerman manager and front Man t Marks a month to run Kai defended by attorney g o 9 e Mactavish today pleaded not guilt co the per diem allowance okd for toy travel in Neucom sept 21 special per diem allowances for temporary duty travel within the areas of responsibility in Germany will become effective for army Navy end air Force officers and civilian employees after Oft enlisted personnel May draw travel per diem allowances within Germany when subsistence and Are not available at the temporary duty Point outside of Germany at present per diem travel allowances Are of a Novi personnel Only when the Tempo Rary duty is outside of rates Are set at j3 a Day for the period of and Tor a period of temporary duty at one Point up to 30 i for temporary a fut from 3160 Days at one place the maximum if to a personnel on temporary duty of More than 60 Days in one place will not draw per diem after the 60ih Day commanders May pre scribe a lesser rate or no per in appropriate travel orders May prescribe the Mode of travel As Mili tary aircraft government vehicle or private automobile reimbursement for the use of a private Auto inside of Germany is not per diem May not be paid for temporary recreational travel or for delivering private vehicles to and from the Bremer Haven port of dependents Are not authorized per diem a sponsor a company in his dependents to a housing area and thence to his permanent station is entitled to per diem for travel but not for periods of temporary duty at the dependents housing not for nationals no Dollar funds May be expended for travel of German persons on temporary duty at army service schools with in Neucom May be reimbursed for the first Days at a maximum of s3 a Day when no government Billet or mess is available when either government Billet or mess is when both government quarters and mess Are provide temporary duty orders May be issued by Neucom Safe a Snag Usa eur commanders of All military the commanding generals of the 1st inf constabulary and the Bremerhaven port of Embar and the commanding offi cer of the 66tb Cic det and sub ordinate commands specified by and orders issued before oct 1 can not be amended to permit Retro Active payment of per diem How orders can be amended to include payment of per diem effective on oct 1 or the Date of the whichever in 11 Navy nurses dead in crash 21 eleven Navy nurses in route to the far East were among the 26 persons killed tuesday when a four engine Navy transport crashed into the sea j near the Navy disclosed j i the other victims were eight Navy men who were passengers and seven Crew the attached to the Fleet logistics air had refuelled at Kwajalein on a flight West from Hawaii and crashed just after taking the nurses were identified As ens Margaret san ens Eleanor Ciara free it Jwj Anne Elizabeth Forlai ens Jane Louise Eldr Cige Detroit ens Constance Rita it Joalice Stella it Jug Calla Virginia i tag Constance Adair it Jug Margaret Grace ens Mai Eleanor anti eng Edna june the plane to Tow it Crador Samuel i Lee Plant Barbers Point and Sylawa it William Lucian Copilot Palo calf it cmdr Isaac Shelby navigator Pearl Harbor it Jug William Julia sport Robbie amm Tenn Edward Albert aviation electronics Scotts and Albert John aviation electronics Beau Mont other passengers ens Edward ens Robert Allen harsh it Fig William Lee hotter canal zone ens David John it James Jacob it Jug Francis Gibu ens Harold Kenneth los and ens Alvin Eugene refugee czech flier lands in Austria sept 21 czech fleeing hts country in a Singlee gained plane landed in the zone of Austria authorities i he said he had planned to Fly to Germany to seek but was1 forced Down by darkness j he was taken into custody by aus Trian authorities for his name was withheld maj Banning returned for Berlin questioning 21 army announced today the return of maj Harold Banning to Berlin by Ait from the states for questioning about an alleged of in the army finance As count Banning has been finance office in Berlin for the past several years he went to the on leave recently and was arrested in i t u p re to w to is a Ai w de Ril an i co of Poi
