European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 25, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse The stars and stripes Mart advances in heavy Trade Page 23 new York a closed higher Friday Ter a session of gradual Anuw vement. Trading Wau heavy is big blocks a boosted vol. Fen Alden it Isis tit a Point the most Active Fcook by a Ati Tyve were my Douglas Anaconda Pitt stbo.t1w1 intercontinental Hooker chemical. The Market was mixed in Earl trading grew firmer and closed at its Peak for the saw the list As under going further consolidation but nope grew that Congress would take action on the tax spending Bill As official statements emphasized need for this. Volume was 13.3 million share compared with ,12,85 million thursday. The Dow Jones Indus trial average Rose 2,13 to 895.28. Closing . Stock Market prices May a Oen Mot May 84 May 23 Tori Odette. 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By James Gunter Sas Munich Bureau chief Garmisch Germany is All Active army Field medical units will be equipped in the next five years with inflatable port Able hospitals which have prove lifesavers in the vietnam1 War Usa eur doctors were told. When the new medical units e 1 of contained transportable must hospitals have been distributed army Field medical equipment truly will have been revolutionized said it. Gen. Leonard a Heaton army sur Geon general Here Friday., there Are now four must hos Pital complexes in Vietnam. The first must equipped surgical Hospital during the firs year of operation in Vietnam experienced. A 15-per-cent lower mortality rate than did other surgical hospitals with similar support missions Heaton said. The lower death rate was Attri buted to controlled air and other advantages possible in the inflated buildings Heaton predicted More developments of portable inflatable units. Testing is currently Iris pro Cess for the a i syr food service pharmacy and dental units,7 he said. Prototypes of the water recycling and waste disposal systems Are due in december1968. The must family of Struc Tural components and supporting equipment has improved immeasurably our capability and flexibility in responding to the medical needs of the army s combat forces in the general told the annual Usa eur medical surgical training conference that not a single patient has been killed bythe Viet Cong in must Hospi be been losing patients in quonset hut hospitals All along he said. Projectiles seem to glance off must s thick coated Nylon double Heaton said the army will spend $30.2 million for must equipment in 1969. House probing loan Sharks victimizing gis Washington is the House of representatives voted thursday to Send an eight Mem Ber committee to Europe and the far East to investigate loan Sharks and Shady practices in offering credit to . Service men overseas. Rep. Wright Patman d-tex.,chairman of the House com Mittee on banking and currency charged last week that american servicemen Are being victimized and bilked out of millions of Dol Lars by fraud and High interest credit schemes Patman said at the time he planned with the now voted approval to Send his Domestic finance subcommittee headed by rep. Joseph minish . An two staff investigators abroad this Svimmer to visit every major military installation minish s group Patman said will meet with military and Host nation officials to Iron out problems in establishing credit unions where sizable numbers of . Forces Are stationed. A lift for Frk the Small Airport at Ontario ore., did t havea stairway ramp to fit sen. Robert Kennedy s charter plane when he arrived for a Campaign Stop. A bit of ingenuity and a Fork lift truck resulted in this uplifting experience for the presidential candidate. Associated press photo Points i rim War picture Washington a a Pri vate Senate foreign relations committee document says fewer hamlets in South Vietnam were secure from the Viet Congin March than at any other time in the past two years. This and seven other conclusions about the Progress of the War Are based the document said on secret statistics for March Given to the commit tee by the department of de committee report does not list the specific figures. It say they Are still classified. The period covered by the Fig ures starts after the communists tet offensive which began Jan. 30, and ends the Day of president Johnson s March 31peace initiative. The report from the foreign relations committee s chief of staff Carl Marcy to committee members also said enemy defections Are Down South Viet namese army desertions Are up and . Combat deaths Are higher proportionally than South vietnamese Battle fatalities. Ambassador Robert w. Komer in charge of the . Pacification Effort in Vietnam told the associated press on March 28 that out of some 8,500 Ham lets with some degree of govern ment presence Only about 200had reverted to Viet Cong control. But he said Many More had gone from relatively secure to contested and acknowledge that we unquestionably suffered a real Secretary of defense Clark said april 22 that the results of a comprehensive re View of american policies and program in Vietnam which he undertook partly during March were Clear and the result were encouraging. They disclosed that Hanoi could not Bend South Vietnam to its will by military Force Clif Ford said. Foreign relations committee chairman j. W. Fulbright d ark., and several of his commit tee members have Long criticized . Policies in Vietnam and called for de escalation or an end to the War. Another awol go returns front France Heidelberg is the second awol Soldier in a week has returned from France to .army control. Spec. 4 George g. Williams,20, absent from his tactical data unit element in Stuttgart Ger Many since april 10, returned thursday night Usa eur an seventh army he announced. Williams of Charlotte n.c.,contacted the military Liquida Tion Section of the . Embassy in Paris earlier this week the army absence will be investigated by his return leaves a total of 24 soldiers from units in Europe k n o w n or suspected to be in France. Last tuesday pvt. Clarenc Montford jr., 21, awol from the 2nd army Cav regt at barn Berg Germany left Paris for new York where he was to turn himself in to army authorities the associated press reported. Montford of Joliet 111., reportedly checked in with the . Embassy in Paris last sat urday and asked for a flight to the United states. Of dear Abby is first Miami up the Weathe Bureau Friday picked Abby As the name of the first 1968 Hurri Cane. After Abby the names will be Brenda Candy Dolly Edna Frances and Gladys
