European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 31, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 stars and stripes 1945 Story of 4 Shell from Ore to bore the Fleet stays on 4 thirst news nosh from original Western Ore to sem finished shells is process carried out at new Kaiser Plant in Cal managers say it soon will be largest single producer of shells in the upper steel is stacked ready for upper right Shell is in nosing press after Dorothy Eckstrom checks Load of shells before leaving Fontana for the Denver Plant and final machining All critical Muni Tion except Navy rockets showed production in creases in the War production Board said officials had feared a letdown because of the Holiday but the gains ranged from 61 percent for infantry mortars to on tenth of 1 percent for military dry cell in the second half of output in every one of the critical programs showed hikes running from 20 percent for tires and to Over 200 percent for the report a Survey prepared by the chief of opera Highland stressed that higher goals lie the december record was called scarcely a cause for but toe month saw further pro the 32 percent gain shown in Cri tical aircraft was tempered by the fact that the january schedule called for a 27 percent Batcheller tanks and heavy duty trucks Rose 11 per cent but War department requests for increased output Are a Sharp Rise in 60mm and 81mm mortar production must be followed by a 56 percent gain to meet the february Batcheller other critical programs showing the change in december As compared to november and the Rise required to meet the january schedules shaped up As Fol lows artillery 5 must Rise 14 heavy Field 12 must Rise communications 6 must gain truck and bus 10 must go up 17 wide world i schooling raises opposing views College campuses being trod these Days by already discharged veterans of world War h Are pretty but some red hot arguments Are being waged about the entire future of postwar education especially As it will affect some soldiers expected to go to school some Day at government about have enrolled so far in schools and colleges1 of the nation under the i Bill of this Mere trickle has done Little to help colleges financially As they braced themselves for conditions brought on by much smaller total already at an Al time Rise Only a trifle and the draft will continue to take its share of 18yearold president Raymond University of in his 25th annual rep Flat As Volunteer census taker for the National colleges sees As the colleges chief Hope of solvency the tuition fees of veterans staked to free schooling by the Bill of Hutchins expresses fears this eventual Large trek to school was viewed with fears by president Hutchins of the University of who in a Colliers article said in part educational As the football Racket has cannot resist the i Bill of rights gives the colleges and universities a Chance to get More Money than they have Ever dreamed of they will not want to keep out unqualified veterans they will not want to expel those who he also thought that veterans unable to get jobs and offered a Chance to live at government expense simply by going to school will become educational among his recommendations have nation wide examinations to screen out veterans who cannot really succeed in College or profit by despite the educators were not opinions of some of them were president University of Cali prospects for higher Educa Tion at the of of were never brighter nor do we to be demoralized by Ttoe veterans or to demoralize president Lewis Bennington 194546 higher education will face the greatest crisis and greatest Opportunity in the nations indications Are that the returning veterans will be most eager to work hard on a serious adult course of at the University of Wisconsin 263 Veter ans have already enrolled and the total May run to this president Dykstra said it will be no kindness to let any Man do substandard work for any considerable or to encourage men to try College work in order to get an Educa Tion stipend from Uncle Start when they like More than 700 veterans enrolled at new York like Many other permits them to Start when Ever they want rather than wait for the next regular term to most popular courses for the returned soldiers at Are and business while there is much discussion about the postwar schooling of i there has been very Little about the prospects for some service Many of whom Are the new Jersey College for Rutgers is Well on its with a including Liberal Entrance to be eligible for government financed a Veteran Man or woman must have served at least 90 Days on Active status on or after and must be discharged other than Dis eligible for one year All such of whether they were under or Over 25 when they entered Are eligible for one year of school at Uncle Sams any body whose education actually was interrupted by the or anybody who was under 25 when he entered May additional schooling not to exceed the length of time spent in it is presumed that if a Soldier was under 25 when he entered his education was the navys Post i legislative p r o g r a designed to keep United states in to top ranks of world s will go Sefc Congress the Socia Ted press report a Bill intended to i Tain Many Reserve officers now on Acub duty probably will be a cont to the news under present these men wot return to civvies when the War 11 Navy is making a study to find out lit Many of them would like to make service their on the matter maintaining a sufficient sea Force Japan and Germany Are legislator said that Congress May be asic to extend the War emergency into Pew time to keep Reserve officers on Al would be in the event that return to Cir Ian life threatens to leave the Navy witha sufficient officers to staff the possible permanent Possession the House naval affairs committee created a seven member subgroup to St possible permanent United states pos Sion of japanese mandated islands int undertaken with Navy Depa ment the study is intended determine what present japanese hold Are needed by the United states for defense the committees Conlu will not be binding on any treaty be chairman Vinson of naval committee everybody weve got to have a defense ring be Pearl which in the past has the Advance defense base of the i states were going into the wac scope of japanese islands inthe f Pacific we will determine we it will be worthwhile to fortify whether All or part of them will be of i to the Navy after the chairman of the subcommittee is preventative of other members Are Lyndon pc Bradley Mott Cole and Bates peacetime naval officers the associated press said that be Tion May be proposed to set up 50 Annapolis courses throughout the Coo to train officers for the peacetime members of the House committee Sug that this program be established to expanded naval Reserve officers to corps in regular civilian schools hav course of studies equal to that at the that it was cannot be enlarged enough to postwar navys annual demand for off Basic Bills relating to the navys War bases i expected to be set aside Gress until Victory is among ters coming up eventually will be determination of what Advance should be operated by the Navy on manent with an through the Pacific House naval committee members Likely ins photo War ii one of 700 at takes study by de Wilcox tomorrow staff the Manhattan critics Circle has heaped orchids on the sparkling new musical on the hailing the newcomer to Broadway As the Oklahoma of the current thus adding another Feather to the already Well trimmed Cap of Young Leonard who is responsible for the Bright boasting no less than 17 lavish on the town a rollicking tale of three sailors on leave in one of whom Falls in love with a photo graph of miss the sub Way Best tune a suggestive ditty done with Mae West come up to my As the queues grew longer at the Box composer Bernstein was off to Pitts Burg for an appearance with the sym phony orchestra there As guest and piano musical Wise acres Are tabbing this Young Jack of Al musical accomplishments As a possible successor to the great George Gersh lavish As they were in their Praise for the new stage the critic found Little to please them in the new Hollywood Tell be seeing with Ginger Rogers and Joseph was Given Good notices but no the Story concerns a Neur psychiatric Soldier Home from the Booc Tuomo wars at Christmas time excellently but the film loses some Impact in Laboured if you Are a Deanna Durban you a Fol find cant help singing pertaining and Deanna of the Jerome Kern score very nicely j is once again a big girl in this plot concerns a Young girl 1849 age who pursues an army officer and finally marries a car Sharp Hollywood canteen is a t some movie about a i who gets Tang up with Jack Benny and a lot of people in the film Colony who out to be just As common As so old Joan Crawford turns be and there is by too much of the gee Moshere about the Danny new comic Rived in radio with a with a Snappy and funny half a saturday nights on his first i was surefire stuff with a Well to by his wife and continuity Sylvia the nations brigade cried in their Pepsico Frankie the voice Sinatra de the hit Parade and was replace Lawrence whose Rendit dont Fence me in didst far no eggs have