European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 18, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                October 19jo the stars and stripes Page s Ailway fares o be paid in arks Only skating stars at Casa Carioca it Jgr tit All railway Tirk evs n Germany for if it an be of paid for in offices will not he of exx Hanna currencies roark5 nor accept any Othor military pay As payment for Post command tre permitted to designate Soj w ire occupation May convert Serin Inojo com Jrsn Points Wili 10 addition to army Fin Are Tif commercial firms and which Veti Given a r to do the additional will pro tie j4wr t from Marks i f Puri used during hours when Are 2 of r led be rites personnel of the arid French forces will be to Purchase rail travel concessional uses which Are lower than regular if hey present proper author arc according re com transp i nation Divi occupation in being i Hose in and i3ied civilian employees and their must present the current card issued to them in tier to Purchase tickets at con i concessional tickets Are valid for ill within Germany aboard used a i c d Mii Iury trains and German civil trains and if in the cos of such tickets be Sod at military ticket operated under the chief if la British and French they Rill be sold at specially designated Nii Road ticket these tickets Are valid for travel in All disses of railway Purchase through agencies travellers also May Purchase tickets for no duly travel pc rough commercial agencies and bureaus such As the deut ices these How Are not valid for travel on military trains and sleep toe car accommodations aboard military trains also will be raid for in Niarkos at the rate of pm Marks for a lower berth or a Ingle occupancy and Marks for an uts per sleeping car a Board civil and International trains be obtained through Corner 4t agents at the regular noncom is Iona authori7ed person and May Purchase a concessional ticket from military ticket or Bun Desbah special windows in British and French for travel on a civil or inter Muon Al but Are required to Purchase sleeping car a commode Fiolas on those trains from Commer us agencies at the regular Ter travel in tickets purchased in Germany Tor transportation to Austria on the military train Mozart must be for in concessional Rale tables will be Aii played in All waiting rooms far the guidance of occupation Force Neucom transportation division officials Job nazi Camp official faces extradition 17 a German authorities Here announced the arrest of Max onetime concentration for extradition to prance to stand trial for War he is to be charged with murder mistreatment of prisoners in the nazi Camp at of Europe top the Cwb of Ivy Aston Kod Chris diag in the Tvr ice reran to Gar Mischo their includes 1 1 e t sharing Cole Porter numbers lost one of those and to but is from made her professional debut in the Monte Carlo ice Rcv aes in eng her partner is a former Swiss skating x n d ski he has spent two years in appearing with Sonja Henie he is an Estt trooper with the Swiss three injured by firearms 17 special accidents involving firearms caused injuries to one officer and two pm in the constabulary during the the Provost marshals office it Marlin 555th engr suffered a compound fracture of the left thumb sunday when the left barrel of the Shotgun he was shooting he was taken to the 98ih where his condition was described As at pfc Lanzo Stead so army was shot in the right leg sunday in a guard Accident he was climbing on a reports when his Rifle Sec Walter 24th co Stab was shot in the left Index Finger when the pistol he was cleaning discharged at the Wil Flecken training he was evacuated to the 57th fid Hosp in von Iserlis released oct 17 two Boris Iserlis and Ernst von have been released from the Neucom War criminal prison at released returned to Munich after serving his eight year sentence minus goo conduct he had been a trustee in the Dachau concentration Camp and was sentenced for atrocities committed against fellow Weizsacker was released yester Day and returned to Lindau in the French his five year sen tence for crime against humanity was reduced to time served through action of High commissioner John Mccloy after full review of the Case by the office of the general German Jet found buried area searched for ammo oct 17 Spe Cial detail of firemen is searching the entire former German air base at Anacker for old ammunition to the result of an explosion which killed four children digging on a Field near the for Mer air they found a Complete German Iet which had been buried there when troops were approaching the air they also found Large amounts of old Wurz Birg gets new Pio 17 capt George Whitney has been assigned to the Wurzburg military Post As Public information ordnance meeting opened by Gen Hare at Riess Ersee hotel 17 Brig Genii Ray chief of opened a two Day conference for ordnance officers Liere More than 85 officers from dec posts gathered for the talks at the Hiess Ersee Hare told the group he was pleased at his first Opportunity to meet his key staff it col John ordnance comptrollers introduced col Stephen Garmisch military Post who welcomed the group to the first morning was devoted to reports and discussions by Neucom staff ordnance officers on such topics As Field Ord Nance maintenance and personnel and training and a review of ordnance participation in the re cent exercise the conferees heard guest speakers from the Neucom Logis tics the Navy and these were Fol Lowed by reports from ordnance installation commanders throughout the pets taken to Blust be vaccinated Heidelberg oct 17 special vaccination against rabies normally is not required for dogs kept locally by occupation personnel in the but All pets must be vaccinated before they can be sent to the Neucom the vaccinations May be administered also when deemed necessary by the Post commander because of rabies in specific while armed forces regulations restrict the importation of animals into the the regulations do not preclude the shipment of dogs cats and monkeys when they Are vaccinated properly and inspected by qualified professional personnel when personnel and facilities Are pets owned by occupation personnel May be treated by army veterinary the owner pay ing for the actual however no such service will be offered when it interferes with the work of army veterinary Kelley called up oct 17 William former warrant officer of the transportation Sec Frankfurt military has been ordered to Active duty in his Reserve rank of he has been transferred from pm to 1st inf div he in bad j around the zone Johnson to become co at Grafe Wohr today 17 col Walter of mls Soula a member of the logistics will As sume command of Graf Enow or sub Post Johnson was West Point in graduated from 1927 and during world War ii commanded Ibe 117th inf 30th inf from the Normandy beachhead to Magde he participated in the nor Central Northern France and Homeland he has received Silver Star with two Bronze Star with three legion of French Croix de belgian Croix de Guerre and russian order of Alexander before returning to Germany last he served 35 g3 of the infantry training Ben for three he later attended the Imperial defense col lege at London for one he will be accompanied on his new assignment by his Vir and their two and Austin assigned to office of Munich comptroller 17 col Leland Austin has been transferred to the office of the Munich military Post it was he has been replaced As map special services officer by maj Dwight during austins facilities have been extended to All the sub posts in All phases of special serv Sloan came i Munich after three years duty in special services he has been assistant coach for the map football Furstenfeld Bruck team Active in fire program 17 prevention week was observed by base firefighters under fire marshal capt Joseph Mejaski a fir department team headed by assistant fire chief s sgt Cecil aided by sgt Lloyd Allen and Cpl Michael carried out demonstrations using various types of during the fiscal year ending last june Only two conflagrations occurred which caused material Structure damage a fire in a unit Supply caused approximately 5300 another in a dependent Home in caused damage estimated at Munich Post school Board holds first meeting Oci 17 Munich military Post school at its first meeting of the school considered problems of the Munich american the Board acts As Liaison Between the school and Brig Gen Edmund Post col William Wood is Board the meeting was attended by cols Floyd Dunn and Frederick Street maps Allen Edwards and and Jack Herman Addi son Rudolph Schmeller and Jack civil eights league chief helps found Bremen unit 17 president of the inter National league for the rights of visited Bremen to participate in the establishment of a local affiliate of the West German move ment for civil in fighting Bald win nothing could be of greater importance than the undoubted that the of Western Germany Are in the Posi Tion to struggle for their basis a fact which is not True for the people in the East is the main difference Between a free country and a police Kitzinger wac unit celebrates anniversary it the 7571st up wac det celebrated its first anniversary at Kitzinger training Center with party at the pm club at flak since the arrival of the first group of 20 enlisted women and one officer the detachment strength has increased to the was in administrative and clerical commanding officer is 1st it Ann of assisted by m sgt Marce Teana at first ordnance shops save in repairs oct 17 analysis of september reclamation operations conducted by ordnance Field maintenance shops 1 and 2 showed the two installations re paired and returned to Post Ord Nance 687 critical automotive sub assemblies having a value of costs of labor and parti amounted to constituting a savings of to the the two shops Are operated by 559th and 546th Ord Mam re 4 Binns visit sont Hofen sub Post Augsburg 17 Gen Thomas Escobi visited som Tho Fen sub Post for a Brief inspect accompanied by maj Gen Daniel Neucom chief of and col John Neucom arrived at son Thorea by special Handy was met by col Wynot sub Post com and col Paul 7732d a Weyrauch con ducted Handy on a tour of map school and enlisted recreational facilities at the Ogdensburg Hico official Richard who Baa named general manager of Hico office of Public since he had been executive director on the staff of the assistant Secretary of economic affairs in the state department at