European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 30, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                European edition Emeji Urcin the stars and stripes Witoff Leaf publication of occupation forces in Europe Yankees win Al bulletin 9 new 29 Idle new York Yankees won their 17th american league Pennant today As the Cleveland Indiana beat the Detroit the defeat left the timers three games off the Pace with Only two left to Brooklyn kept alive a the National league rate by Downing in the first game of volume 165 i 0ento it month september 1950 in units reach parallel keep guard warns 29 Truman said yesterday the must not let its guard now that the korean fighting is near ing a victorious he told his weekly news conference he is very Happy about the Success of the forces routing the North korean he said he Hopes it will wind up with a peace Satis factory to but he agreed with Gen Omar chairman of the joint chiefs of that the Greaves danger facing the is that it May let its guard Down after the fighting is he mid Gen Bradley u does the what Hap on Page 1 Keyes blames Russ in riots by Ernie Reed staff correspondent 29 Gen Geoffrey High commissioner to charged today the russians had openly supported the communist disorders which rocked this country for the past three he made his charge at today fou Power Allied Council meeting and said be would make a formal report concerning the object to the who was chairman of to Days declared that at a time when the austrian government in attempting to resolve the difficult problem of prices and the soviet element has actively interfered to prevent the austrian government from proceeding Accord ing to democratic Keyes charged the following specific among others army trucks transported on Page 4 weather forecast i c n d t with occasional Ruxi Muir is Heldic Lberg 6 m 53 Stutt 58 5j with 54 Ber with occasional Weith Tir Central Star spangled Banner in Seoul two marines run up the stars and stripes Over Ambas Sador John Muccio official residence in the marines first re moved a North korean red Flag dangling from the embassy rok3ddivat38thline told to regroup 30 300 koreans found murdered in Taejon by Gene Symonds 29 trenches in this shattered City offered evidence today that the North korean communists Are guilty of some of the foulest atrocities known to in the trenches were the remains of Between 30 and 40 american prisoners of War and More than 300 South korean civilians who were brutally murdered before the North koreans took to the bodies of the americans were covered in an shaped Hal filled Trench in the courtyard of the Tae Jon police the South koreans were Mur dered and dumped into and Over the Edge of two wide trenches about 50 Yards Long in the courtyard of the Taejon no Effort was made to cover the it was impossible to determine exactly How Many civilians were in the Jumble of ripped and torn but i personally counted More than 150 on the Edge of the mass As Well As two holes full of the first word of the atrocity on Page 1 bars visas to Exna Zis by win sept 29 Man including the wives of members of the occupation who have at any tune been members of the nazi party will no longer be granted immigration visas to the Tomlin executive officer of the con ulale general in disclosed Bailey told the stars and stripes that a Cable received today from the stale department specifically the issuance of Ira Migra correspondent Tion visas to any former member of the nazi or fascist he said it did not matter How far the various papers had been if the visa has not been persons in these categories cannot be admitted to the the new based on the National Security Law of sept also will hold up the processing of immigration papers for persons who once belonged to organizations affiliated with the nazi and fascist the Law referred to was on Page 2 casualty list names through 22 29 the announced total of casualties in Korea Rose to the defense department reported the figure As the total of casualties whose families had been notified through it was higher than the cumulative total announced through it includes wounded and missing in of the were killed in action and 230 died of the department breakdown of the lists the 230 who died of wounds in both total of dead and the total of the total of missing includes 167 men who have returned to military control and 50 who Are known to be prisoners of this leaves currently listed As the army total casualties for this period were of this Are As on Page 5 29 United nations commander Gen Douglas Macarthur handed Over the South korean capital of Seoul today to s o u t h korean president syn Man Only 24 hours after in troops cleaned up the last organized communist resist Ance in the Seoul was re stored to the 75yearold president in an official ceremony at the ceremony took place at the capital building following a triumphal Parade through the shattered Macarthur led the Assembly in a thanksgiving then turned Over the City to Rhee with the words our officers and i will now resume our military duties and leave you and your government to discharge your civil drive together wearing his familial Gold braided Khaki trousers and arrived at Kimpo air Field in his place three quarters of an hour who has been living at arrived at the Airfield Northwest of Seoul in another of Macarthur planes and the two men drove to Gether along the Dusty Road to the the presidents return to Seoul signified the collapse of the communist dream of placing All Korea under the red when he arrived at Rhee said simply we Are glad to be we want to thank the people of the United we expected Victory All the Back of the communist army is Rhee was first elected president of the korean provisional govern on Page 2 Clark gives views on troops in dec new 29 Mark chief of the army Field said yesterday that forces in Europe Are magnificently trained but in t who recently returned from a two week inspection trip of european paid his respects to the american doughboy part in modern saying if there is one indispensable element of a defense it is the doughboy with his Stout and courageous quake jolts italian City 29 Earth quake Shook on Adriatic Early Clark said he opposed any it up in rearmament until the russians indicate their peace moves Are More than bulletin 29 United nations Security beating Back m Las minute veto attempt by chinese National today decided to invite the chinese communists for the debate on Formosa 30 Satur Day up South korean troops raced 50 Miles North to the 38th parallel late Fri but were ordered not to Cross the it was the end of a 135mile dash up Korea East coast for the South korean 3d which Only two weeks ago was fighting for its life at tha ruined port of 60 above an 8th army com Munique said United nations forces have advanced As far West As Iru an announcement from the 8th army disclosed tent the South korean 3d div Hau been ordered to Stop and regroup at the 38th their instructions Cama from the korean military advisory South korean president Syng maa has said repeatedly that South korean troops would Cross the 38th parallel into communist two other South korean also were fast approaching the Boundary the capital div was 27 Miles South of the Border at on Page 3 Hershey asks draft of vets 29 maj Gen Lewis Selec Tive service recommended today that the draft be extended from 21 months to 30 at the same he proposed that restrictions on inductions of veterans under 26 be who proposed the draft Extension As a Means of maintain ing an army of made two other major recommendations to tha House armed services which is studying possible revision of the draft the other propos als were deferment for depend Hershey would have defer ment for collateral wiped he did not specify in de Tail by collateral Hershey apparently meant of some distance from the draft registrants immediate or per Sona Only partially dependent ots carefully that the acceptability Standard does not bet out of in explanation of the latter Sug on Page 5 West Canada Forest fires smog cover East regions fort British 29 fires raced unchecked through an area of British Columbia sending Gigantic Billows of smoke Down toward smog covered Eastern Canada and the northeastern smoke front Forest fires in other sections of the Canadian West Al ready had enveloped Miles with a dry