European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 5, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stripes october 19jq Mccloy says ashes hide germans ont want army 4 High commissioner John Mccloy declared that there is not the slightest demand for rearmament in Western he the German people Are trying to find a Way to contribute to the defense of Europe against possible soviet Mccloy yesterday told a group of visiting editors people Here Are very anxious not to have another they want to protect their democratic growth from the recreation of German he pointed that the korean conflict has caused the germans to think about their de sense situation and to plead for More Allied the illogic of no German contribution to West Arnern defense is in their but it remains to be he whether they will want to american miracles the germans think the americans always can pull a Miracle in a remembering the air lift and the Inchon Mccloy Eaid asked if the germans would fight for the West if War broke out Mccloy said i think they the German people Are still extremely War he went but Hope has been fanned by live years of they can not avoid having Hope when they look Back two or three German recovery has been absolutely asked about reports that Many germans Are listing conditions under1 which they would contribute to Western Mccloy said some germans got the idea during Hie korean War that we were desperate and needed he added we Are not Apt to be trading with no conditions have been expressed in my talks with German democratic development there will be those who think they have an Opportunity to but i do not believe this will be the attitude of the government or the people As a on the question of democratic development in Western Mccloy said the germans Are beginning to understand but they still have Many false conceptions about he the interest in election and the increased vigor of the press give Strong evidence of the development of a democratic he of 7 burned by Glenn Stackhouse 4 looked like just another Heap of burned but when you looked closer you saw the blackened Metal Frame of a Stretcher poking out of the top covering of ashes and unburned Coal on the Stretcher Lay the soot covered burned body of a i still cad in remnants of a fatigue and underneath you discovered still More each on a stretch some you could still recognize As human others were just Black ashes lying Between Stretcher there were seven first i John of 24th div Graves registration found the bodies in the rubble strewn Yard of a two Story building at Taejon he said the Gas apparently were on a three Quarter ton it looks like they piled them up and threw Coal on the pile to Burn the Boll they probably were still alive when the fire the Graves registration detach ment reported it believed it had found the grave of chaplain capt Herman heroic 19th regt Jesuit priest who gave up his Lif last 16 to remain at the Side of a group of badly wounded Gas the detachment trudged to the top of the pin covered Hill is Miles South of the Kum River when the chaplain and 11 litter cases were last seen being enveloped by the enemy accompanying the party which found the Graves was one Soldier of the 19lti medical in who was with the chaplain and the others on the Day they he was 2 it Calvin of Reno who was a first sergeant a the time of the ill never forget that Day As Lonj As i he Felhoelter the bravest Man i have seen they were swarming All Over us when we had to but the chaplain just said he would Noi leave the when i got Back to the Aid station in Taejon i found out what had a Captain came in and said he was the Only Man who got out he told me he saw the gooks shoot the chaplain Down As he was kneeling to give the last sacrament to one of the he said the chaplain didst even look up from what he was Guillaume honors 16th inf bit they still have a Long Way to go and there will be threats to democratic government Mccloy refused to speculate on when the occupation will say ing we Are making deep inroads on our occupation but we still have certain things we must see 4 16tr inf regt of the 1st Celebration its 152d today was presented with an historic american originally awarded the regi ments 2d in on july by the citizens of the French Villag of left Gen aug Sun cd French occupation forces in Ger representing the French formally presented the Flag to Sec Alexander As an outstanding Soldier from the 2d in ceremonies which included a dress Parade and other special events at Monteith Barracks in making the Guil Laume told the hundreds of spectators and the troops assembled on the Parade ground that this Flag signifies the comradeship in arms Between the United states and the soldiers of France in world War world War and now again in after the Flag maj Gen John 1st div i am Here to bring you greetings and congratulations from All the men of the 1st in addition to Guillaume and others present during the ceremony were maj Gen Roy Neucom special activities Seoul City sue was missionary by Sam Jaffe 4 Anna Wallis an elderly american missionary who once taught school in the South korean was identified As Seoul City sue Here by her the Suh Kyuhyun said in an exclusive interview that Seoul City sue left for North Korea with her husband four or five Days before tha americans entered the she maintained stoutly in Rigi nuer Preer Ann was Force a to broadcast for the according to Ann Wal Lis began her daily broadcasts to american troops a month after the North koreans took and co John 16th troop commander for the Parade was it col Douglas 11 bail out in France As c82 engine fails 4 up eleven passengers of a Force cs2 aircraft were forced to bail out shortly after taking of from Marseille monday morning the air Force revealed last night the in route to lost an engine shortly after taking off from an Airfield near the 11 military Passen Gers bailed out about 10 Miles from the leaving the Crew the plane resumed Marseille and made a Safe slight in juries were sustained by the parachuted the of data confirms mail censored in Eist zone 4 proof has been received that communist authorities have a Blanket mail censor ship system throughout Eastern officials reported the mail censorship was de scribed by a spokesman As yet another tyranny of the police state constitutional guarantees to the the spokesman said the Dresden newspaper Sac Sische Zeitung recently blatantly published confirmation of earlier unofficial re ports concerning soviet zone Christa of in was sentenced by a Peoples court Lett months imprisonment for having written a Ietter to the american sponsored Berlin radio the Sac Sische Zeitung miss Arbuthnot sworn in As Hico magistrate 4 miss Sadie assistant District attorney in was sworn in As a magistrate of the court of the Allied High com Mission for Germany in a ceremony at the Palace of Justice Here tues the oath was administered by chief Justice William of the court of also on the Bench were justices Leo Good Justin Harding and Juan George land com missioner for and Hico chief attorney Worth Mccauley joined Clark in praising miss Arbuthnot following the judge Arbuthnot is being assigned to bad Clark she became assistant District attorney for the 6th judicial District at Stutt Gart two years ago after service in Washington and with the pros ecu Ion staff for the Nurnberg War crime an twists warned to guard against parcel thefts 4 owners invite theft when they leave articles plainly in sight in parked it col Sam Nurnberg military Post Provost Muffie said that in the past month Here have been increased at bavarian Export fete Clare boo the author and  from con chats with Lothar president of the Munich Export during a dinner party marking bavarian Export photo officer wounded by shot in hotel reported better 4 first it John of the 2d army Cav who was shot sept in the Post by St it Lester also a Mem or of the 2d is the constabulary Provost marshal Las according to a statement by the two who were attending the Usarek Intelli ence school at went to the mens room at the while Gairloff asked nastier to hold a which he was carrying in his jacket nastier pulled the trigger and the weapon was hitting the Wall of the mens Gairloff took Back the pistol and moved the that As the pistol a round had been injected into the after pulling the trigger to a Forward the weapon was again this the Bullet struck time dec train schedules to change sunday 4 changes in train operating schedules will become effective occupation personnel Are advised to Check train departure times in planning business trips or Mexcur the Winter 195051 railway guide which is published by the Neucom transportation will go on Sale at All Deb ticket offices this guide Book contains the new operating schedules of British and French army principal International and German trains that carry reserved space for Allied personnel Europe ministers to meet 4 up the foreign ministers of the Council of Europe nations will meet in Rome it was announced Italy reds beat Rice workers 4 ook the in their own hands in tie Northern italian Rice Fields and iou Hern farmlands beating p at least 15 free who refused to arresting and imprisoning eight and setting ire to Grain stocks and Federal on full Alert since when communist action squads beat a free worker to quickly moved arresting More than 200 thousands of dollars in damage was caused by the deliberately set some of which spread to nearby burning out acres of four no striking workers beat up by red action squads1 were in serious ban on visas stymies plan by win fan Xix staff correspondent 4 Hico cultural Exchange responsible for sending thousands of germans to the has been brought to a virtual standstill due to the recent regulation forbidding american entry visas to onetime members of the nazi party or affiliated a Hico spokesman Here Dis closed 45 out of a recommended 94 candidates scheduled to leave for the during the next two months can not obtain their visas under present All the group had qualified under state department requirements pre Vious to the passage of the National Security act of not political Choice stating it was Lucky the new Law did not go into effect three months when Exchange students were being processed for the 1950 fall school terms in the the spokesman said we will face our biggest problem when it comes time to select some 400 More students due to leave for the late this he explained unless there is j clarification of the Law restricting Entrance for former Hitler Youbi and girls of the bund Deutsche Madchen it will be extremely difficult to meet our j Many Young now of College entered the Hitler youth organizations As a matter of and not from any political it was pointed Many experts most of the cultural exchanges now awaiting shipment to the Are experts of various f not the spokesman de some Are governmental while others Are interested in learning american methods at daily he emphasizing that neither his of fice nor the Munich Consul Gen eral has received any clarification of the Overall ban announced last the spokesman at least until we receive such Clarifina we Are now about As far ahead j in this matter As we were in j when All cultural Exchange Between germans and the outside world was Cut xc39 to make test flights san 4 worlds biggest transport the air forces will begin series of Long Range test this week carrying its than