Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 22, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                Frisco nations regime from san Francisco the joined 49 other nations in a Blunt notice that a regime in Spain cannot join their world they said in Plain words that Francos government would not be a fit companion because it was set up with the Aid of the nazi fascist the vote to blackball Spain so Long As the present government remains in Power was in an open meeting of a conference commission handling the membership of the new a statement by James of delegation is in com plete Accord with the statement on interpretation by Mexico and de to associate itself with that the Franco govern ment ban was first proposed by Luis former mexican ambassador to president Truman is now on the West coast for a rest and will his visit by addressing the final session of the Ikea h rave some continued from Page 1 can men and women to whom you desire to pay americas tribute for military Victory in he spoke glowingly of the late silent prime minister the British and russian the Peoples of the liberated countries and the parents of the american boys who will Nevev come in Washington with the supremo court halting its the Cabi net laying aside its tasks and government clerks All on Europe supreme commander was paraded Down Pennsylvania ave nue and up Lgth Street to a luncheon in the staffers presidential dining with a thou Sand of the capitals notables lined up for next 17 gun Salute roared across clouded Laguar Clia Field As the generals Silver c54 taxied to a he was met by Jacob Gru Eastern defense command Grunert introduced him to mayor had planned new Yorks greatest triumphal a 200man Honor guard of As escorting bom Bers and fighters swept the general and the mayor walked Side by but ikes Long strides were too much for the Little who had to run every few Steps to keep and new York mayor la Guardia told Ike Libove the cheers of school who had been Given the Day that the admiration of seven and a half million people is extended to after which Ike leaned Forward slightly and said thank you very then the two entered an Auto Mobile flying the generals five Star Flag and left the fog shrouded Field for a 35mile tour of the police had difficulty controlling the crowd As the generals car every patrolman and fire Man in new York was on duty i but the heavy crowds lining the streets from fifth Avenue to the Field were almost too much for at the City Hall every one of the seats in a specially erected stand was occupied hours before arrival time and the Over flow at this one site was estimated at a Hundred store fronts were boarded up to avoid damage from pressure of the ten crowds that seemed More like new years eve of after ceremonies at City the general lunched with the mayor and then went to the Ball game in his Honor at the Polo thursday he was scheduled to to Kansas City and his Home town of where his is Vearold Mother is waiting o give him her own which a White House announce ment said might be held saturday most differences settled secy of state Stettinius indicated wednesday that All important differences of opinion had been practically including a Dis Pute which arose Evhen Russia sought to impose curbs on the de bating rights of the proposed world soviet chairman Andrei Gromyko argued that the Assembly should not be permitted to discuss any matters other than those involving peace and Securi Herbert australian foreign minister arid spokesman for Smai nations objected to reopen ing the Long ago thought to be the question is now under study by a Threeman committee Compo sed of Evatt and Gro Newsweek Maga Zine reported that newspaper Cor respondents at san Francisco were confident that the charter drawn for the now world league would be More effective that the old league of Evatt outstanding Newsweek polled 37 representative correspondents and said the majority were of the opinion that the discussion had promoted the cause of americanbritisli4lussian Twenty seven reporters believed the charter would be More effect Ive than the league covenant and 26 believed big three relations had been strengthen the australian foreign and Harold Stas sen of the tied for first place in a vote on the Dele Gate who had made the most out standing contribution to the con Bond rally crowd gets unscheduled taste of Battle new big army Navy War Bond show took a too realistic turn monday when phosphorus hand grenades exploded and burned Over 210 Many burned were but most injuries were commander of a Camp Shelby unit which took part in a simulated invasion said that live grenades were thrown in by mistake be cause they look very much like the smoke bombs scheduled to be thousands lined the Shore of Lake Pontchartrain and watched soldiers invade the Beach in land ing air planes roared Over head and two it boats were set Ting up suddenly the invaders opened up with a barrage of grenades and there were explosions on the spectators were thrown into a near panic until police restored ambulances from Charity hos Pital and army and Navy instal lations rushed to the scene and doctors in the crowd attended the thirty were sent to the tailors provide Quick change for staff new York Eisenhower and 23 members of his staff received this cites Welcome dressed in uniforms tailored in less than 2i hours from official array All arrangements fur the eras Welcome were made when the army suddenly realized that officers and enlisted men in Europe Are still wearing their Winter factories in Boston and immediate la pet to work and completed the uni forms the next then they were dispatched by plane Wii i two expert tailors and a fitter june Sheds crutches recently a cd named one knows his fast to Hie stage door canteen in new York to watch others he  he  even but of Marjorie one of the hostesses who is a student at Brooklyn talked him into he started but ended up the evening he left his clutches behind As a Souve Naif for who is shown Here waiting for Al to come Back and dance with Fer double feature Timothy and Gregory 14week old twins of actress Susan Hayward and actor Jess Barker take their Toles seriously As they pose for heir first like their they Are press scribes to be honoured Atlantic City four newspapermen will be cited for valor at a forthcoming meeting of the National headliners posthumous awards go to Ernie Pyle of United features Syndicate and Frederick Painton of readers awards also Are due Homer Bigart of the new York Herald Tribune and Vern Haug land of the associated the citation were recommended by the War and Navy for work of the newsmen in War Jack Miley Dies a Klov York naval Jack i sports columnist and Veteran of two died of a heart he was injured when a jeep overturned in new Guinea and was on medical leave Miley fought four engagement with the marines in world War i jiul was later on newspapers Philadelphia in addition to the daily news and others in the Hodgepodge Low temperatures fld of Iota As Melesin and sweltering heat Waves on tfce5 mint if coast guard Rescue forces have been traced Southern Illinois where the Mississippi is levees at Chester att a possible strengthening in i there no of residents from3 tote gis Pilof trucks in Chicago strike Chicago army guarded truck Drivers slowly resumed deliveries of food and vital War materials in Chicago this week As transportation tie ups in new York and eight Southern states about Jisoo soldiers were in by the office of defense transportation to in Chicago second transportation strike in a soldiers were reportedly driving trucks or Riding with Drivers As operations were the seizure followed we Klong strike by truck chauffeurs and helpers in protect to the web Grant of a weekly Pav in crease for a 51hour they had asked an increase of for a 48hour new 90 of buses moving slowly in the management Laboi the transport workers Union alleged that the Dis Pute stems from overwork but the new York omnibus corporation charged that the Union made de mands which would increase operating expenses 200 Over last years net in eight Southern Drivers of the Tri state transit bus com Pany remained ignoring the lbs backs work order court killing gives Bridges new lease the supreme court has ruled invalid a deportation order against Harry West coast Cio the decision climaxed a seven year fight Over the governments efforts to Send alien Bridges Back to Australia which he left 25 years Biddle ordered Bridges deported on the that the longshore Mehs Union executive had been a member of the communist contending that the party advocated violent overthrow of the United states gov Bridges held that biddies order violated rights guaranteed aliens by the denying he was a communist party he attached the deportation order in Hareas Corpus but Biddle was upheld in the lower Federal been removed to As a result of the Rains the Missouri tributaries Are als0 flood of acres Farmland if to Kansas and delayed Boettiger quits Hearst Seattle John Boet Tiger and his wife the former Anna Roosevelt said they were resigning As publisher and associate editor of the Seattle Post intelligencer because of irreconcilable differences with William Randolph Hearst concerning Mauloin arrives Home new York Bill Maul g1 cartoonist and Pulauer Prie has arrived in new York after two years he has discharge in thet Mercury plunged time june 15 of 40 in As an eight Inch Snow red Feather were lesser snowfalls and where recon june Low of 21 degrees Fri mitc corded at big Piney on the swell Eviritt heat wave continued with n re Lief m in valleys of Northern California Inland the Mercury inched close to reached 105 at Fresno 4 in Mexico the Lack of a Bitt ure has become so acute that Edwin Byrne in Santa be called on All catholics in his diocese to Pray for Truman asks change in succession Law legislation placing Thoi speaker first in presidency in Case of vacancies m both the presidency and we vice presidency has Veen recommended by president v Truman said that tace ques Tion of succession is of great importance now because Teere will be no elected Vic president for almost four he pointed that the existing succession enacted in 1966 provides for members of the Ca Binet to take Over in the event of death and that it now lies within my Power to nominate my immediate i do not believe that in a democracy Thia Power should rest with the chief Truman liberated Pooch is among Gas souvenirs new York optimistically claiming the title of Best darn souvenir cpllectar1 in a vast army of Atlanta Hearnes struggled Down a gangplank this week with a Barracks a huge nazi Flag a German Shepherd the  Veteran arrived on me Louis my Lane which brought Home 143 liberated pos and other Hearnes Copponi four nazi three of a Lijich he gave when his outfit look he liberated the German Puppy in some town across the patrons Cussin draws pulpit fire los George patterns use ctr profanity in an address at his Homecoming Cele bration Here june 9 was criticized by the Don Householder As a shocking exhibition to a degree most of us never thought possible before a Public the colourful Leader of the third army had1 peppered his address at the coliseum with cuss words his extemporaneous speech was Broad cast Over a National radio Hook to curse the god who has Given us Victory in this War writes a sad commentary upon our co pastor of the Trinity methodist said in his Sermon on profanity in i Sec never in our country history has there been such a Public profanation of his the minister More tragic still is the fact that radio carried it to millions of unless told will profanity and Garity with we that the general whom we Admire and respect for his daring exploits and achievements in this War Witt i hereafter remember his moral