European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 25, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes september 1956 Bonn National army ruled out by Jessup 24 ambassador Philip Jessup declared today that plans for Germany inclusion in West Europe defense do not envision creation of a National German army or German general who negotiated settlement of the Berlin discounted fears that Germany participation in the defense of Europe might give Rise to a new Germany of launching aggression in the fun speaking Over a television Broad Jessup said that Western de sense needs Call or limited Ger Man participation in the form of a contingent of this def item not mean that we would build up a National German army or a German general he said All agree that this would not serve the Best interests of Germany or a majority of the German people also share this View proposal praised he the does think the germans should be Al Lowed to take part in the joint de lenses of Europe through participation in an integrated Jessup praised Secretary of state Dean revolutionary proposal for a standing United nations army to Ward off the proposal was praised also by John Foster Delegate to the in general who said that in action in Korea was made possible by russian absence from the Security Council when korean Aid was for the future we cannot let the Security of the free world depend upon Lucky Dulles the United nations should be organized so that it can always be on the Job so that there will Al ways be adequate Force quickly Britain to test Aerial defense 24 planes of the and five other nations will sweep through the skies Over this Island Early next month in the largest peacetime test of Britain emperor will extend from 715 Over the greater part of England and Wales to exercise the Ai defense organization and to give the Royal air Force bomber cd experience in at tacking defended the air ministry announced the attacking forces will be con trolled jointly by maj Gen Leon commanding the British based 3d air and air marshal sir Hugh chief of the Raf bomber cd air forces of the Norway and Den Mark also will take Raf planes from As far As the Middle East will be recalled for the All 20 fighter squad Rons of the auxiliary air Force will be in together with planes from the British military chiefs leave for British zone games 24 airliners left Here today for Bucke with nearly 100 Mil itary chiefs from a dozen countries to watch the British occupation army they open tomorrow for six Holland and other european countries were represented by their air and naval Al Jaches in Walker says army 24 following is the text of 8th army communique 108 issued at pm today pm Germany United nations forces were in rapid Pursuit of the retreating enemy today As moves of 1015 Miles were made on All along the Northern Rok troops advanced for the past two Days against Little by late afternoon today the 3d Rok div was in a position South of Yang 10 Miles Southwest of Yong an Advance of 10 the capital div advanced 12 Miles to occupy 15 Miles Northwest of units of the 8th div were four Miles North of elements of the 1st Cav div moved South of Sangjun this morn ing to a Point four Miles North of other elements moved four Miles North from Sangjun toward both forces encountered Little enemy reds resist 24th div the enemy is still strongly resisting the Advance of the 24th div toward he holds a position on High ground on the East Bank of the River a mile from the communist forces Are still holding out in positions just Northeast and Southwest of troops of the 2d div Are advancing on Hyop Chon from two directions this the main moving due was within two Miles of the another uni moved Northwest from Osanni an reached a Point two Miles to the the 25th div move against no enemy resistance As i continued to converge on Achor from two occupying the town in the Early ele ments of the division turned North and late in the Day were less than three Miles from visiting Europe John Grain Kunkel k and Kunkel Are visiting Europe to get a revamp of conditions Over it is the har Risburg congressman fourth visit since they Are shown in photo Garmisch skiing opens g a r m i s c sept 24 the skiing season has begun at the Germany highest Peak eighteen inches of Snow was re ported by the weather station atop Zug Spitze yesterday and tempera Tures have dropped to about 20 de North of score gain tenth army corps sept 24 is the text o the x army corps communique issued at am today yesterday Germany the enemy continued to defend Seoul by stubborn resistance from Well organized defensive positions supported by mortars and the activities of the x army corps generally were by attacks to seize limited objectives and by consolidation of positions gained from previous rapid and elements of the 1st Marine div North of the Han advanced about Yards closer to South korean marines supported this Effort with heavy an enemy counterattack was re pulsed by excellent support from the Marine tactical air in a coordinated marines South of the Han and the Northern most elements of the 7th div advanced some Yards through Yong Tungpo to a position along the South Bank of the Seoul Airport is still in enemy elements of the 7th div advanced Yards East to new objectives on High ground South of Seoul and consolidated positions gained the previous headline Roundup Seoul Battle paces news by Lowell Blankfort staff correspondent United nations seeking to defeat North Korea communist invaders advanced on All fronts last week and narrowed the Gap Between their Northern and Southern flanks to 85 one Hundred thousand caught in faced death or surrender Asun troops Cut off the 3eds main escape route by Cap Turing the communications Center of 20 Miles South of while other forces drove North from heir stormed across the Paktong in the key City of Wae Gwan and scored Gaine up to 20 Miles South korean troops raced up the East coast and established a beachhead at across the Peninsula from further menacing red escape stiff resistance at Seoul in the drive to capture marines were run Ning into fierce bitter fighting stalled them in the but forces were enveloping three sides of the capital and its fall appeared it was a big week on the Diplo Matic the in general As beginning its fifth heard Secretary of state Dean ache son propose a standing ten army to Deal with and accuse Russia of setting up barriers to peace Acheson also called for a solution of the Formosa in which Ali interested parties May express their he did not say whether this included the chinese com but declared the u seeks no special position on big three decisions the big three foreign ministers pledged to defend West Germany and Berlin against at tack from any indicated hey Are planning total abolition of occupation restraints on Western approved an end of curbs on Bonn steel production and authori7ed creation of a West German police Force under Edera of whom May e retained on an Avert an fs4 Thunder Jet made history by flying nonstop from England to but the Pilot of a second f84 on the flight was forced o bail out Over no jets and previously flown the Atlantic the jets were refuelled in he  Miracle operation a week ago marines stormed ashore at Inchon in an invasion designed to set a trap for communist troops pushing southward in in the following Earnest United press staff Corre summarizes the events in the Incho Seoul 24 Gen Douglas Macar theirs be Hindt Elines drive against Sehovi in an Effort to crush the red army before Winter went into its second week yesterday with the United nations commander and his generals confident of top Field some pockets of communist resist Ance have been and others Are but Mae Arthurs analysis of the situation was and most of the North koreans were caught too far South for their own the Overall picture is Good and the situation still is considered by military men on the spot As Miracle More than one general and Admiral took his orders with considerable they were doubtful it could be in the first the site was not Good maj Gen Edward x corps said it was the worst place in the world for a from a geographical Point of Landing obstacles not Only were the beaches but there is a 30foot of the highest in the hamper Landing and Supply a great Many things have happened since when the marines swarmed ashore i smoke and flame to capture a Pic Nic Island now burned Brown by napalm Macarthur had figured it out and the marines got ashore although Many others had believed it Macarthur knowl Edge of the situation and of the far East paid we could never have made it if we had been fighting the said Marine it Gen Lemuel commander of the Fleet Marine Force in the the marines hit Volmi the morn ing of and that evening they reached the Inland shores a1 that night they did not go beyond the by the night of the 16th they were less than five Miles from Kimpo Airfield and Only a Little More than 15 Miles from there had been plans to Send a special army Raider party to seize but this was abandoned due 2 germans die in crash with Navy car near be sept 24 German Werner Lange and Walter Saettle both of were injured fatally near Bremerhaven Friday when the Mercedes in which they were Riding skidded into a Navy car containing four the passengers in the Javy Sibyl Guffey and her and ran eight were badly to the difficult Beach where Tiv group had intended to go Short North of there had been talk of using paratroopers to it the marines who pushed in on the night of the 17tht and no paratroops were the first army unit ashore we the 2d engr special which remained in the Inchon waterfront area to Speed soon the roads were choked with dust stirred up by Tong ones at amphibious and other equipment the 7tfa xxv had planned to go ashore in Day plus but did not go into Inchon until the the difficult problem of Supply was solved by the working of a Miracle second Only to that of original which a Veteran Marine said could not have been carried off better by More than one american looked at mile after mile of equipment and marching men in Happy amaze ment Shepherd sees Tough Victory Pearl 24 a United nations forces May have a Tough fight for the top Marine officer at Inchon said it Gen Lemuel Shepherd Tom a news conference he expects determined communist resistance on South Mountain and other Points within the the commander of the Fleet Marine Force in the Pacific re turned from the combat zone Fri Day he said you Tant jell what those Fellows the North koreans Are going to but i think there going to fight for will come Shepherd spent two weeks con Ferring with Gen Douglas Mac Arthur and observing the fighting in with Macarthur he watched the Inchon Landing West of Seoul and toured the new front i believe our Victory will As a result of a gradual deter Ora Ion of the enemy Force As we deny him supplies and destroy his will to Shepherd when this Victory comes it May Well be recorded in history As one of the decisive Battles of modern Indian wolves kill 22 new 24 up Twenty two persons have been killed by wolves and army patrols Uard the outskirts of the City of Lucknow in North Central India against the marauding reports reaching Here said de Troiter praises Berlin police 24 de troit inspector who is going to the sector in Berlin As Deputy chief of police said today he knows that his new Job wont be any Pic but it cant be any worse than it was in Claude Broom headed the uni formed police Force in Korea for two the germans know something about Western police he but in we had to overcome the Oriental philosophy before we could get the retired inspector said he believes in the new Type of police who is firm but 1 a policeman should know when and what to and go about it in a gentlemanly he Broom said he was very impressed by the six German police men who visited Detroit about year ago to study police they were Well qualified men who knew their he if the rest of the German police Are As trained As they ill be very who retired As the head of the Detroit police Academy to accept the state department Job in joined the Detroit in he was one of the first police officers in the nation to go through the Fri he and his wife Ruth est pet be in Berlin by