European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 21, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                October 1950 the stars and stripes Page 7 Hollywood news Ava leads Pho togs Beauty list James Padgitt Hollywood the photographer of Britain Royal has himself out on a he was asked to list the six most Beautiful women he had Ever Pho Here is Bis list Hollywood Ava new Yorks Jinx fal russian Ballerina Touman Marie Jose Gardner Darene of France and Christian de Lisle and Marguerite Haywood of eng Baron went into ecstasy Over he declared she combines fee qualities we expect from with All that is Best in  Cal Etc barely in my life have i met so Lovely a a keen sense of almost cat eke and Beautiful whichever Voy she turns her the drama which dudes Charles Charles sir Cedric Hardwicke Agnes has an Boyer Moorehead winced that it will take to the Road Early next year with a Little number called Don Juan in the group will appear Only at colleges and universities during an eight week period with the initial performance in Manhattan in feb that is Short takes James Wong be distinguished Hopes to apply for hts american citizen ship if the Law governing asiatics is he has Only been in the 45 years mems super q u o is expected to be completed late this Deborah one of the claims she will have to lessons for her 2 Jearold when returns to Hollywood from the same the Tot Speaks More than English Lex Barker he is learning Chimpanzee for his new Tarzan chimps make a he if you Are unpaid Irish chaplain is hero to gis by Hal Boyle with 2d 20 a when his boys father Frank quietly picks up his Rifle Ami goes with when they Are he heps carry them out of and when death reaches out to take he gives them the last rites of his he has done that for More than 100 men in less than nine weeks and each time it has left him with a More sore for they were no longer strangers to him taut close i would rather be with them in the he i think father Frank is the Best loved chaplain have Ever he is a unique chaplain in a unique he does not want to be thought of As a but he Amer ican soldiers who do not want them selves thought of As heroes although they his name is Francis Leo Woods and he is a 46yearold Catholic missionary priest who came to Korea from Ireland 15 years five years ago american troops rescued him from starving at the hands of japanese he feels the americans kept him from an even worse Fate by Landing Here again and rolling Back the communist North twice they saved my i wanted to do something in he looked up an old Friend col James of who Hail been Here in Edwards said he would like to accept the priests offer to serve As chaplain with his but explained ii Embarrass nent he could not offer him any army rank w pay because Frank was not an american wants no pay i want neither rank nor Frank answered since then the Ruddy faced pries has beco Jne the most popular figure inthe 2d inf and his advice eagerly sought by his regimental by the newest i think my Lack of Bank has been a help in my said he sleeps in the battalion1 com Manders eats with unlisted both officers and men like him for his shy kindness and the Comfort he gives in their per Sonal As much As for his personal recently the battalion gave him a captured motorcycle for his own he was so proud of it that they then presented him with two captured Russia made trucks for his Mission when i met Frank the battalion was in a rest area and he sat under a tree with some they were joking about his frontline patrols years he spent a boy in the Irish Republican army before be studied for the priest i noticed you clean your Rifle every laughed it James of a Young platoon Leader who had just received i Dean said Frank in his Rich but i never shot a Man in my Piferi never had the wish to j because bespeaks korean fluently he is the battalions Best inter officers made Frank Tell about one night attack by the enemy in the next there were six bodies ont wounded korean lying by a Rice he almost passed i called to him in his own Tongue to put up his he hesitated and i told him finally enemy soldiers began stand ing up All Over the Rice Paddy with their hands Over their seventy finally stood i Al most passed away when i saw them i asked Frank what he thought of american soldiers and he said i did not think americans could take but they the Ameri can Soldier can take a beating no other Soldier in the world can in yet he is no he is civilized and can think for him he May like abit of luxury but he can endure misery and by coming Here he saved christianity in this Hoover says West Europe lax in preparations against reds tort new 20 Hoover charged last night that West Ern european except Brit show signs of lacking the will even to prepare against communist the former president warned in a radio speech that under the Amer ican armament program taxes wih take a greater portion of our National income than that taken1 by most no communist countries in Europe we cannot carry the Load for Long without fulfilling stains Hopes of bleeding us economically to in we should say at Hoover psychologist says invention proves age no drawback 20 Gadget that tremors measures a fingers Down and has proved that a Man int obsolete just because Hes head of the University of Georgia psychology department reports on the tron Ometer he in the october Issue of the journal of applied psychology he reasoned that a steady hand and an erect Frame have More to do fitness for skilled work than age figures on which most retire ment programs Are he set out to measure them with the Trono meter with hundreds of subjects Between the Ages of 16 and he listed them As of College age 16 to senescence 60 to in Good and senile m to 90 in Edwards he that senescent had Little More Finger tremor than the younger and in Many cases were among Finger tremor in creased an average of 300 per cent older people May need More frequent rest periods than others but they May be competent and Superior in Freedom from accidents and he concluded do widow throws son into leaps to death 20 Steamer hellenic Prince arrived in Wellington today with nearly displaced persons from Europe for settlement m new two Days before the ship reached Colombo Zofia a polish threw her son Over then jumped into the sea that the United states with All its resources cannot Long endure the present Drain on our and if that the world goes into we do not find real Mili tary action of powerful strength in Western then we had better reconsider our whole relation to the in that we had better quit talking and and consider holding the Atlantic Ocean with an armed Japan and other islands As the other Hoover told a Columbia Broad casting system audience that the United nations forces would win in Korea and thereby teach Stalin a he added our greatest danger Point to All Western civilization is Western when the fabulous expenditures of various together with the Marshall plan and the North at lactic pact were Laid before the american certain results were it was emphasized that besides economic and social objectives these Gigantic sums would build the european nations into a United military defense against aggression upon Western estimating this exclusive of lend lease during the to total some Hoover continued the result has been deeply Dis appointing to a growing body of competent observers Are daily raising the serious question As to whether these out Side of have the will to or even the will to prepare the actions and statements of their own leaders give Little Evi Dence of any real we should be willing to if Western Europe wants defense from the communist they Musi do most of it do it someone proposed that we at once increase our forces in Europe to 10 combat that would be Only a Slaughter of american boys unless Many times that num Ber were standing by their Uwe should and at that we shall provide no More Money until a definitely and sufficient european army is in sight that 10 american Divi Sions will not be landed until up in the air of 20 answered an claim last night thai a Man was skulking on the roof o1 Westminster they Caugh it turned out to be a new night watchman who explained he thought his duties included watch ing the soviets leave in Korea United press staff correspondent Robert Bennyhoff Taos first american correspondent to Cross the 38th parallel the Only Newspaperman to accompany the South korean army throughout its dash to in the following dispatch he tells about the evidence of russian Aid he found in North by Robert been Hoff 20 is impossible to find any russians in North but there is plenty of evidence they have been wherever i went in North i found signs in books and pamphlets in russian and pictures of great stockpiles of Russia made made this were discovered in several but the russians who came with them had i found new russian burp guns of the latest design still in preservative grease and bearing the Date i saw russian Nune detectors with batteries stamped with dates As re cent As 11 this Field pieces made in Russia in april and still in fired and enough other equipment and weapons made in Russia recently to fill a couple of Railroad All Tiese were North Korea despite the russians assertion that 1948 was the Date of the last arms shipment to North there was evidence in Ait towns and villages that the Raiissi Anthem selves had been Best proof was found in first major North korean City Cap tured by United nations signs in russian Railroad stations there bore two in the other in the most important build Ings were identified in both Lan when i visited won san it looked More russian than and most signs were written in rus inside the building which Resi dents said served As Headquarters for a russian advisory i found a Complete Library in a building High on a Hill Over looking w o n s a n had housed the soviet propaganda it contained stacks of russian handbooks and other red shop owner begins term for perjury at trial of officer 20 special a German owner of an electro plating shop in Frankfurt has started serving a six month term i Mannheim prison for perjury during the general court martial of a army officer earlier this according information from the office of Thomas District attorney for the 5th judicial Wilhelm of Buttel was convicted in magistrate last he appealed the and had been free on on judge Peter of the 5th judicial denied the Appeal and affirmed the Case records disclosed that in october 1949 Jockel told an officer of the inspector generals office that he had received approximately 200 pounds of Sheet Lead from the who later was court mar last april the officer was brought to trial on a charge of stealing the on the witness Jockel testified that the Lead had not been Given to him but had been As a result of his the officer was acquitted of although he was found guilty of a lesser charge and sentenced to a Fine and Captain is co of exe Nemy Camp 20 Don Clark Shook hands with a new recruit in Bis company of the 112th inf regt Here and Felt fortunate to be the John could have killed almost sep tember during world War Clarks regiment was stalled by a flooded canal near of state set up an observation Post in a nearby Church overlooking German emplacements on the other Side of the in one of those emplacements was a newly conscripted German a he fired across the canal and occasionally aimed near the he thought the Church Steeple was a Good Lookout Point but  bring himself to fire directly at the after Germany who was born in America but who had been living with grandparents in returned to the states where he claimed his he was drafted last month from his Home and assigned to Pennsylvania 28th inf div Day and his company Learned they were old friends while swapping War