European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                November 1950 the stars and stripes Page 5 Europe urged to mechanize farm methods 7 40 Delegines of farm who have Penl two to three months in eur Arr Toi unanimous in saying Iha european Farmers Junec Harrloe to be successful Young men women from cd Stales Are ending a summer to Farmers in Western the visit was sponsored by the Eric Tuure departments Extension service and 4h the delegates from two to four weeks on farms in Dii Feren Many expressed Surprise at outmoded methods still in use and the Lack of the French Farmers Barbara is to overcome Many feel that if their fathers something in a certain they must do it that Tours people agriculture needs a vigorous Extension service to con eel role on the Young who would be More receptive to new Many French Farmers Are beginning to use More machinery in Msj a of i am surprised at the amount of work european far wives still perform by of said i would like to see the French establish a system com parable to the 4h clubs for Young people on farms to educate them in modern farm Calvin of who lived on farms in Fin said i had no idea these people were Velill living in log though there is a great Deal of Aew construction going Donald s e d e r s i r o m of who was in said the Farmers there need More incentive and less government they have received much machinery through the Marshall but More needs to be done if Farmers Are to in crease their fuss held boosting forces in Austria 7 austrian sources have reported the soviets have increased their occupation forces by about 12 per cent during the past Iivo months they said the soviets now have about troops in the compared to some two months the same sources reported thai some 90 of the most modern soviet Jet lighter planes arrived recently in Eastern the according to the Are to be based permanently some 15 Miles East of Vienna at the soviet Deutsc Wagram new Post Chapel 7 cause of the Lack of heat during the Winter months in the holy Cross the Post chaplains office has obtained the use of the Sisters Chape in the old Peoples located at the a 11 e r s h e i am chaplain maj Francis Meade will be the pastor of the new he keeps pm upstairs9 in the zones s soft Carl Mattoi Center is congratulated by it col George Laven 525th fighter bomber looking on is capt Wallace who flew the f4t As it completed its Seth hour on the same photo sergeant keeps f47 going too hours on same engine 1 fit Carl a Crew chief of the 86th fighter bomber has established what she 36th believes to be a new record in f47 engine officials Here responsibility for the ship he has kept it aloft for some hours and 25 minutes air during this he has been on hand for every and proof that his vigilance paid off is clearly indicated by the aircraft log in one period of 90 flights m l k j c h 7 special out a single deficiency in temp from troopers of he and he 2d Coa co Stab students receive Guidon at no Academy its pilots listed fliers who employed the Craft on a continuous basis were col George of the 86th fighter bomber capt Arnold Stab and the 330 students and faculty members of the co acad Emy gathered in the Academy As Hall to receive Guidon Lor the two companies at the and to bid Iare Weil to an officer and 2d it George both Wilo was present at the activation of the 525th fighter bomber of 5 when asked to what he credited big Gen Bruce 2d his ability to keep pm Brig and commandant of the Mattox there sure Are a presented Guidon to the lot of worthwhile but i receiving the co was pfc Mardin of b 373d inf Tention to All details and keep up b co was represented by sol Wil to Date on All the latest technical j Liam d Auer a of he he Bury the big engine mender 74th to patently knows his for the j words Devotion to duty were prominent in a citation which he Lieve about the most important Are Jorio stay on the pay strict at recently received from his group born in in Mattox joined the air Force in 1942 his first Prev duty assignments were Bell p33s and Lockheed p38s before lie was transferred overseas to the with More than six years of Active of service behind Mattox has decided to in and make a career of stay Honor guest at the ceremony was j capt Jean tie French Liaison who is leaving the constabulary and resuming to duty with the French new co for 1st med in 7 maj Dailey has assumed com Mand of he 1st medical 1st inf replacing capt Samuel Gal who goes to the 9sth in political rejoins family 7 refugee Tomas Stadter arrives in the soon on an Iraq he probably will not be screened by immigration authorities or congressional committees despite the fact be is officially listed in the nether lands As a political Tomas is 4 years mis and Beno were forced to flee Czechoslovakia in because Tomas and his were then Only 2 and respect they were smuggled out by with Tomas taken to the Netherlands and Ilva to the Sta Dies arrived in Germany and began negotiations to get Tomas to get into Germany required an Allied entry permit because the starters were ref they had trouble getting a permit for Tom months passed and still no in Stadler went to the Netherlands they discovered All Bona fide political exp Ellees and per Secules Are Given Asylum in Ger is Rny son Bona fide asked could he be considered As a political undesirable the Consul thought the youngster and arranged the a Short time by prearranged the staplers were waiting on the German Side of the dutch German a dutch car rolled up and expelled Young Tomas across the probably the youngest political undesirable in the business was thus reunited with his Bugle Calls ruled out for co Stab 7 to the future the constabulary will be a much quieter a new table of organization and equipment applicable to All elements of the ground eliminates that Means that even the bugles now in unit pos session Are ruled whistles also Are on the they were formerly items of Issue to practically every person with a sergeants stripes or hence they will be limited to two in company sized one each for first sergeants and for mess sergeant deposits on reenlistment 7 Spe sgt Arthur of the 28th base Post deposited in Soldier deposits on his re enlistment in the Nilsson has been in the army More than 10 years and is on duty with the mess Section in the de pendents1 austrian official asks continuation of Erp 7 Karl Wald austrian minister of nationalized warned the against further curtailment of Marshall plan Aid to this the austrian speaking at the annual socialist party declared that such action might nullify the gains made by this country through Marshall plan he voiced the fear that further reductions in Aid May create an economic and political it Hubert order honors Figl Galloway 7 the austrian order of Hubert has awarded Chancellor Leopold Gen Mark Clark and it Gen sir Alexander Galloway the degree of Knight commander of the Clark is former High com missioner for Austria and Galloway held a similar position for the attended by rank ing members of the and British was held in Congress Hall germans thank sergeant for saving injured dog 7 special a German family has expressed its gratitude for the saving a dog by Sec Robert of the 533d my so capt com Pany in a letter to the family expressed thanks for bryans action in taking the a from the Highway where he found it to a Heidelberg the after treating the saw an and announcing the animals loss and returned it to its paper reports czechs sealing off Border 7 Slovakia is creating a Ihre Emile deep no mans land along her Frontier to Western Germany to keep Back fleeing the austrian weekly Neue he mat re citing eyewitness the paper said the villages of Marschausen and Muhiba Cli in the immediate neighbourhood of the bavarian Border have been blown up by a special squad of the Sybor Narodny bes Ecanosti a Semi military these villages were formerly occupied by sudeten the paper Eddy approves sentences in 4 courts martial 7 it Gen Man ton has approved the records of trial and sentences imposed by three general court martial and one special court mar pvt Maurice formerly assigned to the 17th Sis operations was sentenced by a general court martial in Heidel to a Dishonour Able discharge from the confinement at Bard labor for 10 years and total forfeiture of a pay and of was found guilty of assault with intent to commit rape on a German woman in her apart ment in Karlsruhe during the night of july Cpl Edgar Aliaa Kevin formerly assigned to co 7824th was sentenced by a general court mar tial in to a Dis honorable discharge from the one year and six months confine ment at hard and total forfeiture of All pay and on conviction of Eddy approved the but reduced the term of confinement to one born in South Africa Reddan was born in South Africa and went to the in he was inducted into the army in he was absent from his unit in Feuer Bach from May 2o until when he surrendered to British Mil itary police in pfc James of Cedar and ret Robert of natural both from the 17th Sig operations was sentenced by a general court martial in oct to a dishonourable discharge from the confinement at hard labor for one year and total forfeiture of All pay and they were convicted of joint assault with a dangerous weapon on a Ger Man with intent to do bodily drinking in cafe testimony indicated Wesson and Braford had been drinking in a Ger Man restaurant in Sundhausen on each holding a the two soldiers stopped a girl who had been with a group of germans in the her screams brought members o her group to the and in the ensuing one of the germans suffered cuts and Alleg edly inflicted by the re i Charles of Phila formerly assigned to the 536th my so was sentenced by a special court martial in to a bad conduct discharge from the confinement at hard labor for six months and to forfeiture of pay a month for six Burns was found guilty of stealing a pm ration card from an other Soldier and of Selim big the card for 30 Marks to a foreign National in violation of Neucom Bonn Law authorizes creation of German 4fbp 7 establish ment of a Federal criminal police office for Western Germany has been authorized a Law approved by tie bundestag Lover the new office will function similarly to the providing a Central records file to coordinate the work of plainclothes police in the ii West German states and furnishing assistance upon request to the state poll a in apprehending major criminals germans to study in 7 Sev eral land Bremen citizens interested in social science and governmental affairs will be Given the Opportunity to study these subjects to the for six the political affairs olb Bremen