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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Thursday, January 25, 1945

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   European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 25, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars stripes news Page 3 was America yesterday Roosevelt dog incident spurs Senate probe air priority the Stan and stripes Bureau Senate military affairs commit in a closed today voted to investigate the air which gave Roosevelt Blazer ii preference Over three the investigation was recommended by sen styles Bridge it is being said that cases o whisky and rum for the Benefit o a select few and refrigerators for quarters of High ranking officers have taken prior Ity Over men Home from Battle sen Bridges said in an additional state m e n t reviewing the dog incident Stewart May a a and Bridges were appointed As an investigating newspapers All Over the country have been plug the Saga of the Story gunner Leon Leroy got Home to his Mother in a bit late because of broke a week ago in California after a Serviceman revealed that he had denied a seat on a plane because Roosevelt dog had in police studied five Bullet a deflated tire and issues of his publication the Public press today for clues in the killing of Arthur 43yearold former t shortly before Midnight monday Kasher an was felled by bullets fired from a passing automobile As he and a woman companion emerged from a miss Pearl von said he begged for mercy As he ran from his own mayor Marvin Kline posted a rewards of and have Long been unclaimed in the unsolved deaths of Howard Guilford and Walter also publishers of expose who were slain in the same manner As Guilford was killed in 1930 and Liggett the following us workers to get houses Homes for bombed out British War workers will be Al produced in the As lumber and other scarce materials become Washington has it is planned to provide Homes to the British under they will be and each unit will contain two living i Kitchen and the announcement said of Dwel Lings in the us Haye been destroyed or hotel Man who boosted rents from 30 to 40 percent became the chicagoan to go to jail for violation of opa rent is the Only Way to Stop such Federal judge John Bames declared in fining William proprietor of a hotel on the North and sending him to jail for five in san there is a Jar for each state at a downtown i for collection of dimes in the infantile paralysis there is also a this Jar was added at the request of servicemen from one of whom dont you know the a state itself roping Champ killed in Tumble t the National Western Stock the nations Champion calf Roper was Clyde Sagey from was steers on horseback for other bulldog Gers when his and threw the oklahoman tried to regain his but the attempting to elude the slipped and rolled Over stink bombing of a baiter shop led police to fear resumption of Union warfare Between the Al and the Cio but Secretary of the Al local repudiates such would r accuse the Cio of anything like he our relations the rival Union Are the four Hundred prisoners in Stateville Are risking their health to Aid fighting they have volunteered to submit to used As Guinea pigs for experiments on treatment of Mala no fatalities Are says Warden Joseph he adds that Man of the men Are inviting danger in order to in some measure the risks of friends and relatives in the to Chian parolees join services m Michigan men eligible parole Are being drafted straight into the military so far parolees have gone service and the parole Board claims excellent military records it is estimated that 75 out of 200 paroled monthly Are fit r Lara one of the largest natural sources of electric Power i in the will join other cities i the country in a nationwide cow out lights will be turned but the cataracts will Titine to be illuminated Clampdown in 21 men of military age who left War were drafted in the last eight All but one were accepted the army again raps you had a Good time liberating some listen now to Ella Actu it has come to Booles attention that n France and Belgium Haye welcomed their Savior with and even stronger she Boole approves of Field and he wins them on he wins study cigarette rationing in members of the National association of tobacco distributors in their Chicago Headquarters discuss plans to ration cigarettes in retail under the proposed system each smokers ration card would be punched for every pack next president to be legion commander predicts the stars and stripes Bureau new National com Mander of the american predicted last night during a speech to the annual meeting of the new York state publishers association that the next president would be a Veteran of world War i or the present he said that the through proper could be the balance of Power in Point ing out that while the legions charter prohibited Active support of any candidate or Noth ing in the charter or bylaws prevents us from working to Defea a scheiberling urged Universal military training and an International association of nations with police Powers to enforce its we cant afford to spend Bil Lions in he Anc then quibble Over millions needed or the rehabilitation and readjustment of our fighting forces when peace wants solons at big 3 talks 24 ins Joseph Martin r House minority Sug tested yesterday that president Roosevelt take a few members of Congress to the conference with Churchill and Martin said Congress should be represented by 1 unofficial observers this he suggested hat the president be accompanied y Tom Connally chairman of Senate foreign rela ions committee Arthur a member of the and members of the House foreign affairs com added after con Gress must eventually act on the each if included i he Early will be Able act More quickly and Intelli he asserted that the de visions of the conference will i ally affect the War and peace study Pacific question 24 House naval committee yesterday created a Sevenman sub committee to study the possible permanent Possession by the if japanese mandated islands in he the study is intended to determine what japanese hold Ings Are needed by this country for outer defense hell hath no fury gals chide i admirer of aussies 24 Coleman Saidi Oday he was Back to the War where ill be recently returned praised girls there american girls Are too i set off a barrage of let l Telephone Calls worse than or machine gun my b25 has Ever Coleman one feminine fan wrote it made me so mad i could have bit ten a Nail in apparently you Haven been around in the world did you look for Amer ican in cocktail it might be better if you were sent he received one Long distance Call from a Louisiana girl who opined that maybe Louis women were too artificial but he ought to meet some real Southern i think most of them misinterpreted my Coleman i meant mostly that australian girls dont have Access to smart shops and cosmetic establishments of the United Here most girls looking like they were on their Way to a screen Hannegan set to stay on Job 24 democrats added a few new faces to their party organization yester Day and heard Robert Hannegan say he will stay on As National chairman instead of becoming Post master George of san fran was named finance director and Sam Washington and Louis director of Hannegan had been reported under consideration for the Cabinet Post now held by Frank his predecessor on the National but Walker recently said he had no intention of Hannegan said he will remain in definitely in the which pays a Wallace critics move to strip Post of Power 24 Roosevelt nomination of Henry As Secretary of replacing Jesse remained on a Senate Side track today As critics of the Nomi nation sought to strip the Cabinet Post of its Federal loan the Senate Commerce committee scheduled hearings on legislation introduced by Walter George which would take the governments big lending agencies ouse of the province of the Commerce the committee decided to take up the George Bill ahead of the Wallace both Wallace and As Well As were invited to testily before the Jones a but there was no immediate word As to whether Wallace would committee chairman Joseph Bailey said the committee had no intention of delaying action on the Wallace but other openly opposed to letting Wallace have the loan made no secret of their Hope that the nomination would be pigeonholed until a decision had been reached on the George Claude Pepper a warm supporter of the Wallace a the George Bill As another Way of undercut Ting the president and glorifying Jesse Jones As if he were the Only Man in the world qualified to hold the key postwar assignment direction of the depression born reconstruction finance Corpora Tion and its newer subsidiaries the big Issue in the Jones Wallace next to the it will perhaps be the most important postwar Job i the the rec and its subsidiaries constitute a financial and Industrial Only is the rec the biggest banking organization of All but some of its agencies Are i the colossus these include the defense Plant the defense supplies the War damage corporation and the rub Ber Reserve in an article which Wallace wrote for the 29 Issue of the new he gives some indication of what intends to do if direction of these agencies becomes his Wallace describes with tentative approval a full employment plan embodied in a Bill to be introduced in Congress soon by Jarnes Murray under the a National budget of total income would be set if private Busi Ness proved unable to attain the the government would act to fill the americans urged by Roosevelt to help save food 24 president Roosevelt yester Day sent Calls to action to the american urging them to help produce food and to see that it is conserved Aad the White House said that the presidents statement was issued in accordance with the desires of War food administrator Martin Jones and the the associated press said that the statement apparently was with the projected draft tos of Young Farmers food demand great Roosevelt said that because Luce attacks new 24 Clare Boothe Luce said last night that the combat soldiers greatest criticism of the american press is that Battle front reporting has been too optimistic and the news about the Home front 6o she told the 24th annual meeting of the new York state publishers association that newspapers were under playing the fighting in Italy and making it one of forgotten fronts in this demoralizing effect the failure give prominence o the bitter struggle which Nas allowed the fall of she Las had a demoralizing effect on the american forces there with British Are holding Down 25 or More German no one has recognized better than he generals she told he that the press can help More than any other intangible Effort on the Home Marine colonel wins chm 24 heroism at Marine David of Battle was awarded the congressional medal of Honor by Secretary of the Navy Forrestal the demands for our food at Home and abroad Are so he was asking the people in towns and villages to assist our Farmers in every possible Way to reach the food goals which have been been set for this the president also called for Aid from Victory from people who can find tune to assist food and from the millions of women who have preserved food at Home so that our armed services could have the fruits and vegetables they need probe of butt Lack sought by new yorker 24 demands for a congressional investigation of the cigarette shortage were voiced today in state assemblyman Frank Emma introduced a Reso Lution urging the investigation after charging that the shortage has now become a matter of great pub Lic he said that the state is losing millions of dollars i taxes on tobacco pointed to Black Market operations As a possible cause and charged that workers on the Home front find it almost impossible to procure  
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