Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 16, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur                               A a i rubber 15 ans a the nations largest strike at  Akron Ohio Plant was ended today Cut fit the country to the smallest figure five Hundred o one to obey return to work t 20,000 other work throughout the noun to a United press South Bend ind., Plant of a 800 workers walkout or a they Are members a of workers. Pm in Imit strike Illinois 11,000 pros members threat fellow miners Al of the meat 1,500 Al ship quit in protest of Cio workers miners were off the Jones and Laughlin in ipod Pittsburgh 3,000 were Idle in lesser Pennsylvania Indiana. Minnesota and  mousing dispute Washington d c. Had a dispute at three housing projects at 1,300 Al craftsmen refused to Cross picket lines of another Al Union seeking recognition from local contractors. Ordered 600 Law Cio men to Torrington Bantam division in South  Industry Chut fla., july 15 an8 a Union Cigar makers f opa regulations said Cut their piece Here Idle today Down the City a peacetime Industry. Cio United rubber worker at , strikers told work or lose jobs new York. July 15 cans a strike bound publishers sent telegrams today to 1,700 Idle deliveryman warning them that unless they r returned f to work Mordey they would be  suite of the ultimatum the deliveryman showed no sign of ending a two week strike Over a new contract. A walkout of Al composing room employees continued at three Birmingham ala., and two fort Wayne ind., dailies in new Jersey the International typographical Union defied a web directive to end stoppages at the Bayonne times Azid Jersey  Way Pom Page 1 a a belgians lining the Scheldt the dikes on deck suit and a new n arrives cart. Tommy Harmon former Michigan football Star and his wife screen a Trees Elyse Knox East admiring glances at their week old baby daughter Sharon Kristan Harmen born in Burbank Calif. Rising medics fear epidemic Berlin july 15�?thdre is immediate danger of an epidemic in. Berlin american medical authorities disclosed today. Numerous cases of dysentery diphtheria Scarlet fever and typhoid fever have already been it in covered and there a re More cases As yet unreported they said. Officials indicated that unless medical supplies Are brought in at once there is Quot real cause for  contributing to the danger Are the general undernourishment of the Berlin population a damaged sewage system Lack of soap in v adequate housing facilities and a shortage of disinfectants. A Back to Fermi move recently the soviet controlled newspaper in the City launched a a Back to the farm Campaign urging berliners to move to farms in the surrounding area to relieve the agricultural labor shortage and to a red themselves As Well As Berlin. There is greater mass hunger in Berlin than in any place thus far encountered in Germany. The Black Market which has risen As a result of the near famine has v relieved the situation Only for the wealthy class. Most of the people Are living on one or two scanty meals a Day a with no meat. He left the Augusta at Antwerp at 11 am. S athe formal reception at Antwerp wag simple. Secretary of state James f. Byrnes adm. William d. Leahy presidential chief of staff and others of the party followed the president Down the gangplank to be met by Gen. Eisenhower uj3. Ambassador to Belgium Charles Sawyer. Brig. Gen. Edmont f. Us base commander and buy mans Antwerp Burgo my Lster. Displaying a slight suntan and some evidences of windburn or. Truman immediately motored 25 Miles to the outskirts of Brussels where a Fleet of c47s and the president s plane were waiting. In route from Antwerp to Brussels or. Truman waved constantly from his open car at the thousands of belgians lining the Highway. He left in the first plane to take off with Byrnes following in another. Washington july 15�?senator Hiram Johnson a calf Leader in the fight against the league of nations 26 years ago served notice today that he likewise opposes the United nations peace charter. Johnson a opposition was More than offset however by formal announcements from two Republican senators that they will support the charter As it stands. Sen. Eugene d. Millikin of Colorado said his fears about certain Points in the document had been dispelled. Sen. Harlan j. Bush Teki of South Dakota disclosed he had abandoned his plan to r seek certain reservations. Johnson ranking Republican on the foreign relations committee was absent when the committee approved the charter yesterday 20 to 0. Another Absentee sen. James c. Murray a  recorded his vots by Telephone in favor of it so that the committee vote now stands 21 to 1. A third absent committeeman sen. Henrik Shipstead a Minn is still  of men reaching Mac Rheims july 15 a approximately 50,000 ninth air Force troops Are arriving at four redeployment Camps it was announced Here. Already in the Assembly area Are 26,000 ninth of men representing 20 bomber squadrons 21 fighter squadrons 33 troop Carrier squadrons two Liaison squadrons and various service squadrons. These arrivals Are at Camps new York Detroit and Miami. The remainder of the 50,000 will be processed at these three Camps and also at Camp Chicago. . 1stsentences Berlin nazi Berlin july 15 up a Hans fan Schmidt German Steelworker yesterday received the first sentence passed by the us. Military court in Berlin. He was sentenced to six months for concealing his former membership in the nazi party. Five months of the term were suspended after he withdrew his denial recognition for poles London july 15 up a Luxembourg has recognized the new polish government according to the Swiss radio.. Wac raped police seize 2 new York july 15�?rape of a wac attached to the Halloran general Hospital resulted in the arrest of two men yesterday and a police search for a third the wac was beaten raped and robbed of 92 dollars near the bowery after three men threatened her escort. Pvt. Clifford Davis a patient at the Hospital and kidnapped the girl. Milk Wak on in Kansas City Kansas City mo., july 15�? the milk supplies of Kansas City Homes and restaurants were threatened today by a a a milk War Between Independent handlers and Al  quit Georgia make room for age Washington july 15 ans a the third wac training Center at it. Oglethorpe ga., will be closed this week and All wac activities will be moved to it. Des Moines Iowa the War department announced today. Concurrently the army ground and services forces redistribution Center at Camp Butner n. C., will move to it Oglethorpe the Kansas City pure milk producers association which supplies the City with 90 percent of its raw milk charged that Union members were stopping Independent milk delivery trucks the association voted to halt All its deliveries thursday unless the Al milk Drivers and employees Union ceased its alleged activities the Farmers composing the association said that Union members had refused to handle milk brought to the dairies by non Union haulers. Reich problem children nazis illegitimate heirs Hohnhorst Germany july 15 up a children conceived by is troopers German generals and Gestapo men became an International problem today when . Military government officials asked Sweden to accept custody of 50 of the so called a a Hitler heirs.�?�. Some mothers of the illegitimate children who play on the lawns of a 1,100-acre estate Here Are norwegian but Norway is not anxious to accept the infants. The official american View is that the nazis did not Cane about the mothers and set them adrift soon after the Quot heirs were delivered. American investigators Learned that at least 100 other illegitimate children of High nazis born at Hohnhorst were scattered Over Germany and their nazism is so deeply ingrained they will never forget it entirely. Investigators still Are searching nazi files for the master key to names of fathers of children which appear on birth records Here in code a id feel better if we know where those Hundred others were and could keep an Eye on  maj. Abraham Gelperin of Cincinnati said a this maternity Home opened in 1937. So some of these kids Are eight years old and probably irretrievably nazis. I have been wondering whether some of them might not have been hidden away so in 10 or 20 years they could emerge and try to Lead resurgent  Renews Japan attack continued from Page 1 Trie Power installations. The City lies Only 310 Miles from Siberia. Nimitz reported today that fires started in Hamaishi by rear adm. John Shafroth a bombarding Force yesterday had spread from the City s big steel Plant into its Harbor areas. A preliminary report of the continuing air strikes against Japan said the enemy already had lost 429 planes destroyed or damaged All but three on the ground and 43 vessels sunk or damaged since tuesdays strike at Tokyo. This indicated 89 enemy aircraft and 11 ships were hit yesterday. 0 big>8hips in action identification of three battleships in today s surface action increased to six the number of super warships known to be hurling shells onto japanese soil. The Massachusetts the Indiana and the South Dakota were named yesterday. The destroyers Mcgowan Norman Scott and Ramey Are part of Bahlert a Force Nimitz said. Tokyo radio reported 150 american fighter planes today attacked naval and air bases in Honshu Island. The enemy claimed to have shot Down 14 . Carrier planes Over hokkaido yesterday and to have damaged  in Rome Burns As Torch Rome july 15 Reuter a covered with gasoline and set afire a new zealand Soldier was turned into a human Torch in the streets of Rome yesterday after authorities said he was attacked by unknown assailants. The Soldier died at a Hospital a few hours later.0pa to drop i �?T42  curb Washington july 15 ans a rationing restrictions on the remaining 6,000 1942 passenger automobiles will be removed by the opa in a few Days to Clear the Way for new models it was Learned today. Similar restrictions Are now being drawn up however for the new models manufacturers Are producing. Rationing of these cars is expected to last until at least Early in 1946. Removal of the new 1942 models from rationing was decided upon because dealers Felt these cars might not sell if they still were available when this years cars arrive in showrooms. New frat Rule hailed by gis continued from Page 1 nation Law you May As Well do away with it altogether a pvt. Mayo person negro ammunition Carrier brought up the Point of passes. Until the ban was relaxed a a Guy in Germany with a pass  go anywhere at ally Bergamy pfc Henry m. Crittenden mortar Man with the 89th div., said a a Fellows got to talk with somebody besides soldiers once in a while. I can to see any harm in relaxing the  �?�1 was wounded three times fighting the germans and i hate the Jerry soldiers but i done to hold a grudge against the civilians a said sgt. Willard Smith a Tanker with the 12th div. A a besides the Joes fraternizing right and left before the change. Its just Legal now that Sally Opl f. H. Lazarini 70th div., thought lifting of the ban is going to help a great Deal in the education of the germans. Wac Cpl Virginia Snow with a signal battalion in Paris said �?�1 think this thing has gone too far. Only a Short time ago these same germans the i is now fraternizing with were trying to kill him and probably would still kill him if they had the  leave Canada Winnipeg Man july 15 ans a the first american soldiers to be evacuated from bases in Central Canada passed through Winnipeg last week on the Way to the us. The stars and strikes monday uly 16, 1945