European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 17, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 2 the stars and stapes october 1950 Japan papers give big play towage talk 16 first japanese reaction to president tin mans Wake Island statement was on of the japanese be Bevel it reflected e in ten tic to maintain Long Range re lations with the presidents statement a published with big headlines in i editions of japanese sunday after noon the big play Given by the Jap anese showed they liked they Seldom give big space to news the do not like or news that is not a to the japanese were encourage by Truman remarks that of forts Are moving Forward on the japanese peace business newspapers also played up the presidents remarks that he Anc Macarthur look Forward wife Confidence to a new Japan which will be both peaceful and Green says Accord should still Riff reports oct 16 Theodore Green yesterday president Truman meeting with Gen Douglas Mac Arthur should reassure people that there is no serious rift be tween the two Over far Eastern a member of the Senate foreign relations committee and one of the few members of con Gress now n the said the statement issued by the president after the meeting showed that the conference was very he the president appeared to have accomplished what he Well people should have a feeling of Relief that the statement should quiet reports of a rift Between Truman and us newspaper hails stresses Worth of meeting oct 16 world will be relieved to know thai president Truman and Gen Mac Arthur see Eye to the Liberal London news chronicle said president Truman statement after his talk with the general is not very the chronicle but there can be no question that the discussions were extremely As final Victory in Korea draws the paper the importance of coordination Between Mili tary and political direction of United nations policy cannot be court martial set in scrip Case 16 the general court martial of 1st it Durian of the 7752d finance at will open in Frankfurt at 10 am thurs it has been the lieutenant is charged under the 93d article of War with steal in conjunction Wilb capt Wil lard in military payment Finley was convicted at a previous the alleged act took place during the burning of mutilated pcs at Finley was found guilty by a Frankfurt military Post general court martial and sentenced to Dis Missal from the service and five years confinement the findings Are subject to review by higher Krivoski is from Laberite Dies in us 16 a George labor member of died at his Home his death Cut labors majority i commons to Gen Dean reported seen alive Fairfield Suisun air Force 16 a liberated prisoner of War said he was told that maj Gen Wil Liam missing in action in was alive As late As 12 capt Billy o said he was told thai the general was questioned by Kim red Premier of North to at the communist on that Carver was a Rifle company com Mander in the 24th which Dean the Captain was one of 32 liberated prisoners who were flown Here from Tokyo Dean was last seen july fight ing in Carver said he was told by two captured North in they had seen Dean they said he was captured in a refugee column by North korean police and was taken to Pyongyang that he had a knife wound and a Bullet one of the captured North koreans told Carver that he had acted As interpreter when Kim questioned Dean at tie red the other who said he was educated at Columbia uni corroborated the Story that Dean had been seen in americans to share new Eagle club with germans oct 16 americans and germans will share the Eagle club Here when it re opens according to a joint announcement today by Brig Gen Fay Wiesbaden military Post and Hans lord the Post plans to move All Amer ican activities to the left Wing of the making the entire right Wing available to the Ger Crystal court and a Small auditorium in the left Wing will be used jointly by americans and Redlhammer also announced plans for the restoration of the Large concert Hall located in the bombed Section of the the Hall will be used he huge jeep order placed by army 16 Overland today announced the company has received the largest jeep order from the army since the Peak of world War ii the combined with an order from the Ega for civilian Model brings the company unfilled orders to More than according to Ward can chairman and the backlog includes civilian passenger in Ines and miscellaneous the new military jeeps for the army Are the m36 models which Are submersible and have Short radio combat intelligence patrol a reconnaissance patrol of the 1st Cav div returns to its base near the 3sth parallel after probing deep into enemy held territory seeking information As to the troop strength and disposition of Irwin assumes Post continued Page 1 occupation Force but rather As friends of the i think our troops Are relatively few in numbers but they represent the full Power of the and serve As a pledge of our nation to see that the Security and Independence of Austria Are Irwin asked if there were any plans to Send additional troops to Irwin said he would make every Effort to see that Ufa maintains the troop strength required to perform its he said he was certain his command would be Given the same consideration As other commands in the Way of Irwin first official Contact with Austria came in the late stages of world War ii when he led the Xii one of Gen George Pat tons 3d through the heart of Germany and into Austria and he had led the 5th div i at the capture of the Battle of the and actions in Northern the Rhineland and Eastern Irwin also served As artillery com Mander of the 9th which fought at Kasserine Al guitar and in North a graduate of West the Virginia born general served be tween the two world As a Field artillery officer with assign ments As and a tour of duty in the philippine islands from 1927 to he successfully completed courses at the Field Artil Lery the command and eneral staff school and the army War the 57yearold Irwin holds the distinguished service the Talian parachutist killed in plunge 16 of one of Italy Reading Parachute plunged feet to Bis death Here yester Day in Lull View of an estimated he pulled the ripcord too late in an exhibition jump at urbe Airport and struck the ground with a Par lady open Clay reports have signed Freedom new oct 16 Lucius National chairman if the crusade for urged All americans yesterday to sign the Freedom scroll and reaffirm their Faith in personal Clay said that nearly americans already have signed the the crusade will reach its Climax nations a giant 10ton Freedom Bell will sound from berlins City halt the Bells peal will be relayed by radio and touch off a mass Bell ringing demonstration throughout the and the free nations of the largest number of signatures collected in a single Day thus far was achieved in nearly of the cites residents signed the scroll there during a on Day legion of Silver Star and Bronze and has numerous foreign Irwin was accompanied to Austria by his and 7year old another lives in Gen in urges continued Aid for Austria 16 it Gen Geoffrey Keyes arrived Here by plane from Austria today and said the must continue help ing the who have shown a Fine example to others in stand ing up to red threats and Keyes told reporters Austria is a courageous and democratic country which is truly grateful for american and injured Pilot flies 100 Miles to Safe Landing 16 air Force Jet dazed and blinded by blood after the canopy of his fb6 ripped off in flew 100 Miles to a same Landing maj Chorion of fainted seconds after he brought his speedy fighter Down at Kanawha Airport later he said he had no recollection of the experience alter his plexiglas canopy burst at Only pecks seat strap and shoulder harness saved him from being blown out of the plane when the freezing air rushed pieces of plexiglas Tore a Gash Over his left Eye and ripped away his crash helmet and Throat it Donald of Thomas flying another Jet in the saw pecks ship losing Altitude and signalled with his Arm to Lead him to a marines list casualties 16 a Navy and Marine corps casualties in Korea totalled through the revealed rear adm Joel medical inspector told reporters that 496 were killed in 75 died of were wounded and 50 were Boone said these included 91 casualties among Navy Hospital of whom 20 were 70 wounded and one he said that no Nbattle including among Navy and Marine personnel averaged 21 per Boone said this compares with a rate of 29 per for personnel stationed in the Dewey favors Eisenhower As 52 candidate new 16 Thomas e Dewey said yesterday that he is backing Gen Dwight Eisenhower for president in 1952 and would not be a candidate him the twice Defeated Republican presidential candidate said this during an in Terew on the meet the press television he was asked if you Are not going to run do you have any candidates in mind he replied its a Little but we have in new York a very great world wont Bun again and if i should be reelected governor and have influence with the new York i would recommend to them that they sup port Gen Eisenh Wei Tor president if he would accept a he added that he had not asked Eisenhower whether he would be willing to Eisenhower could not be reached immediately for Dewey was asked f he would run if the world situation deter or under no circumstances that i can conceive will i accept the nomination for president in and i doubt if there is possibility the situation would arise there he asked if he knew whether Eisen Hower is a Dewey re plied 1 have listened to some of his speeches Ard 1 Eer lazily Felt his philosophy would be in accordance with Stassen supports Dewey in backing Ike for president 16 Harold Stassen hopped on the Eisenhower Orp resident band Wagon today by supporting Thomas Dewey endorsement of the wartime commander for the Republican candidacy in president of the University of was thought in Many circles to be a gop presidential aspirant Ftp to change name of paper to chronicle 16 beginning with the 20 Frankfurt military pos Sunit publication will change its name to the Post officials an the weekly paper has been published since july As the occupation the word occupation is to be dropped As no longer Post