European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 18, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I bomb alone Shields West Bradley nation strengthen allies 17 Geo Omar Bradley said Here today the bruising and shocking fact is that the democracies of the world have Only the atomic bomb to Tenet communist aggression anywhere outside of the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff warned the Western nations must build up their own military Power and that of Friendly nations for a period of years if they Are to prevent a disaster and afford effective Retalia Bradley addressed the convention of associated press managing editors accomplished in the talents of science we have created the atom today we would gladly Trade it for a genuine course of righteous Ness in the he acknowledged victors in the Art j we would prefer the Bene fits of lasting International agree a Flint and 1 today we would Trade All Mill Fery Power for a Century of jut no easy trades Are on the open we must earn the world righteousness we seek and the peace Ite so earnestly evidently our labors have just Brad Ley the must build the free a Isons strength to prevent a sudden to retaliate if attacked and on Page 1 b29 hit in air 13 die 17 giant air Force b50 bomber exploded Over the seconds Ler it collided with a killing j members of the two wit Moses said i the two planes crashed during refuelling ten Crew members escaped death by parachuting to the Karly inaccessible desert of the Jap ago Indian two broken and the Sers were investigation pending officers at Davi Monthan air Irce where the planes were refused to let survivors talk tout the Accident pending a formal it was that e an airborne May Ive exploded while refuelling the another theory was that the flying planes lost each other the Sun and brushed Ting off the the first report of the crash came in Papago Indian children play at a reservation school near Ita West of curl the stars european edition stripes unofficial publication of occupation forces in Europe weather forecast minimum i 88 b e r i partly 32 34 36 45 weather Central volume number 214 5 Cento a month november 1950 army new atomic dog wac Cpl Doris Apgar showing the army new self developing photographic a device that measures the extent of exposure of individuals to atomic the atomic dog tag is Inex pensive and worn around the the film has graduated Scales As shown in photo at defense photos yank column sights peaks of Manchuria 17 armoured column Ham mered its Way through stubborn red roadblocks and blasted Bridges yesterday to within five Miles of Kapsan in Northeast through the Blue Haze they could the mountains of Manchuria 23 Miles the communist stand before Kapsan Wasj lightly manned but stubborn and Gen Eddy orders program for troop stamina 17 added emphasis has been placed by it Gen Man ton on developing and maintaining a High degree of phys ical fitness by every officer and enlisted person assigned to his a members of the regardless of assignment or will be required to participate in a new physical conditioning program worked out with assistance from Post athletic tests developed by the army department will be Given periodically to deter mine the status of physical fitness of individuals and the entire program is aimed at developing physical rather than athletic training nor Mally will include run squat jumps and exercises requiring assistance of another but no special the program also will be tied in with sports and athletic it is not planned to utilize obstacle courses for other than combat units on Page 3 dec Road conditions 17 special the Neucom Provost marshals of fice reported today that roads Are wet and Slippery in the vicinities of Wetzlar and All other roads Are Tate welcomes probe to handling of Security Bill 17 state department said it would Welcome a congressional i Vestiga tit of the Way it is administering e new internal Security hat was its answer to recent de for an inquiry to determine Hether a deliberate attempt is no made to sabotage the com statement by press officer Hael Mcdermott declared the Arment has been Constien sly administering the it sided ii the Congress feels that an investigation of the administration of the new act is in the department welcomes such a develop the enacted Over president Truman veto just before Congress bars from the com and present or former members of any totalitarian the state department has applied the with some to former nazis and and also to members of the Spanish Falang 1st congressional critics have on Page 1 Truman holds to fair Deal 17 president Truman said yesterday he is not unhappy because of Republican gains in last weeks congressional election and that he will continue to press the Uphill fight for his whole fair Deal he insisted the outcome in Eracli state was due to purely Loca he did not consider it a repudiation of his administration nor his fair Deal in his first news conference since the Truman smilingly acknowledged he was wrong in predicting a landslide for his in response to he said he is not ready to declare whether he will be a candidate for re election in he will not Call the lame duck1 session of Congress Back ahead o its 27 but he said he not that it will extend rent pass a supple mental appropriation Bill to pay korean conflict enact an sex Cess profits tax Law and approve Hawaii Alaska statehood Bills this he will submit his entire fair Deal most of which was ignored by the 81st Congress to the s2d Congress when it meets in Jan there will be no need for any special efforts to get along with the Southern bloc in Congress to offset the Republican gains because he Al ways has gotten along with the Southern asked about the reelection o Robert Taft 1 target of a huge Laborado ministry Tion the president said he want downhearted about conservative Victory cuts labor majority 17 labor governments working majority in the House of commons dropped to five last night with the Victory of a conservative in a special election to fill a a conservative sir Edward a 27yearold Defeated Laberite Cyril 48yearold by votes to delayed the timetable by a United press correspondent William Chapman reported even the wounded North koreans refused to some of them stayed on the hillsides As the Artil Lery barrage rolled toward them and continued to snipe at americans in the i saw one communist Soldier be Gin to smolder in fire but he still held his on the the South korean capital div gained two Miles along the korean East pushing two communist regiments Back across the Myon Chon a x corps spokesman said the tide is turned on the capital div the 7th div expected to take Kapsan today and to reach the manchurian Frontier at the Yalu River in four general gains it was a Day of general United nations gains All along the 250mile to the left of the 7th patrols of the Marine 7th regt pushed five Miles North on each Side of the ice rimmed chosen half completing the envelopment of the great electric Power Basin which chinese troops sent into Central were to the marines encountered about 150 chinese two Miles West of the Southern tip of the Reservoir and scattered them with air and ground the allies also strengthened their line across Korea narrow Waist in a move to plug through which chinese and North korean troops have been a Bat Talion of puerto Riean troops of on Page 2 legislator killed in fall at Boston 17 Sach setts state Andrew e Faulkner was killed in a 30foot fall from a third floor fire escape of a Scollay Square Rooming police said witnesses told them Faulkner fell while trying to leap from a fire escape on one building to another five feet police said they had not determined Why Faulkner was on the fire escape married and father o two was elected 7 to his third consecutive term in the Massachusetts House of represent he was unopposed in the september Republican primary Anc faced Only Token opposition the i Korea have Winter Truman informed 17 president Truman said yesterday Gen Douglas Macarthur has assured him that american soldiers in Korea have plenty of Winter clothing protect them from subzero tem the president was asked at Haj news conference about reports some gis in Northern Korea not been fully equipped for Winter he replied that he got his in formation from Macarthur and he considers the general All the authority he needs to make up mind about the facts of the Situa Leverett Saltonstall said earlier that the defense department has assured him All soldiers in Korea would be completely equipped with Winter cloth ing within just a few did not say when he received word from the mate freed in death of Lover it coroners jury last freed Mcrae of any charge after it heard details of How killed his wife and a City official with a Shotgun blast after finding them in an Mcrae killed his 33yearold wife and safety commissioner Richard Sutton when he found them in bed together in a secluded summer a and two other witnesses told the jury Mcrae had gone to buttons c o 11 a g a fired Pointblank at socially prominent wife and her 39yearold married and Al most immediately suffered a heart Walter a said his Uncle had known for some time of the love bulletin n French officer who was aboard the soviet plane which Russia claims we by a Lisafe Jet fighter Over today contradicted the soviet the officer said he refused the order of a russian colonel if Berlin to sign a statement that the Jet attacked the russian