European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 15, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 8 the stars am gloom in Axis Camps greets big 3 program evidence that the Crimea conference communique had produced consternation in Berlin and Tokyo continued to pile up Over German controlled news channels came the report that Paul the nazi press had conference Jap installations on Corregidor hit by bombers Wilhel Strasse press that the Crimea meeting freed the germans of All moral the he will henceforth conduct the War with All suitable no matter How grim their Beuter said Stockholm observers wondered whether All suitable Means included but were not jumping at any German propagandists took a Cue from Tokyo radio and asserted that marshal Stalin had won the Yalta big three an associated press dispatch from Madrid said that the German and japanese colonies there had been plunged into a German Diplomat was quoted As having said this is the the Spanish in did not like the Crimea a in the a decree was issued ordering the people to turn in All types of weapons to the authorities before a said the decree indicated a nazi fear of trouble at Only few Are exempted apart from German soldiers and Only Heinrich Himmler Waffen the nazi labor services and nazi party members Are exempted from the it was officially stated that the weapons were needed for the a japanese broadcast heard by a said policy was not to reject any hand which offers there was no beyond a statement that the Only Way to reestablish peace in the world is by a just Tokyo radio quoted a japanese newspaper statement that the was mane vering behind the scenes to bring the soviet Union into the War against the fort com san Francisco conference of the United nations was cited to support that complaints France in France there still were com plaints that the French had not Ken represented at the Crimea but it was said that the con Terence decisions on Germany Cor responded generally with the policy voiced by Charles de authorized French sources Mil aled the United press that France would ask representation at future meetings of the Allied Gen Oral staffs and foreign Gen de Gaulle was said to have made no Effort to conceal Strong resentment Over the manner in which conference decisions were presented to France As a fan a up in an official czech spokesman expressed great Satis faction Over the Crimea saying that the smaller states which fell victims to German aggression will receive full reparation and will at last enjoy the polish regime in which rejected the big three plan for postwar called on the polish armed forces under it com Mand to continue to fight alongside the soldiers of the and reaction marred by sour notes 14 notes were sounded today amid the chorus of Praise that had marked Public reaction to the world plan created at the Cri Mea the sour notes were based chiefly on hotly debated polish David Walsh at tacked the proposal on Poland As he added that to Settle it on russian terms is a frightful injustice to a Brave peo ple while the agreements on coordinated action to defeat Germany Are the pronouncement leaves Many doubts concerning the part smaller nations will play in the postwar he called second Munich another critic was Alvin Okonski who rapped the agreement As a Stab in the Back for Poland and a second in comment was Bernard famed elder statesman of the Roose velt declared that the big three conference Laid the foundation for a just durable on he said rus which has behaved so magnificently since will soon announce her plans As to that we Are entitled to know and know John Foster foreign affairs advisor to gov Thomas e said the conference meant that the United nations would hold together in grew praises plan bursting bombs and fires obscure a Broad area of the Island of Corregidor the once great bastion of the Philippines and the last Island in the archipelago to fall japanese in base today is believed garrisoned by a Strong Force of Jap police close cafes in Nancy serving bottled death to Gas by Paul Green and stripes writer called it the cafe of the four every night men from the Nancy rest Center would drop in for a drink served by the owners comely one night this week two soldiers came in for their customary West continued from Page i american Library Here open to soldiers More than volumes of Fly Ion and nonfiction books in eng Lish Are available to service at the american Library in 9 Rue de acting Secretary of state Joseph c grew declared the crimean pronouncement was one of the greatest Steps he said he hoped that France and China would soon concur on the solution to the Dumbarton Oaks voting question which was decided by the big the new York comment ing editorially on the polish Situa held that the plan was not it pointed out that the poles had guarantees on Choos ing their own and we regret the action of the polish government in London in flatly rejecting the Yalta we think history will say it missed an of new russian landings George Fielding Mili tary columnist for the new York Herald discussing the Mili tary aspects of the speculated that the new and even More powerful blows mentioned in the pronouncement mean russian amphibious landings along the Baltic coast As Well As landings in Norway or he posited out that the presence of sir Harold Alexander at the meeting May indicate new activity on the italian other newspaper comment Chicago times the conference was a contribution of huge pro for the Schwann Mnauel Lake to empty on the Northern Canadian troops were stalled by flooded lands South of the floods caused by thaw were increased As germans opened some Rhine Sluice Allied now ten Miles into Germany in this advanced South of the Rhine along a front of 14 British West country men pushed East and Southeast of captured Cleve toward the Road Hub of astride the Cleve Udem watcha baby one of them make sure its the daughter reached under Neath the counter and brought oui a bottle filled with a Lightbrown Creme de she sex of i a late dispatch from s s Cor respondent Pat Mitchell said that elements of the fifth had cleaned out Ernzen and had Susnea at least a half mile beyond the t0 established i 1917 for the men of the first the Library includes volumes of Bio eco Art and the Library is open from 10 am to 10 pm daily and from 2 pm to 10 pm on it is under the direction of Milton of the Baston Public 0ther third army troops gained a half mile to take North of and continued going eastward to reach a Point three quarters of a mile from the p div units which took Prum smashed a while 80th men smeared two More counter thrusts in the Bridge Waits portions to modern Chicago daily news the Confer ence was both an Assurance that Germany will not get a soft peace and Assurance to the German peo ple that surrender May not be As terrifying As their leaders had caused them to ital based heavies hit rail targets at Vienna Allied feb 14 heavy bombers today attacked rail targets at Vienna and in and at Maibor in Yugoslavia mediums continued to Hammer the Brenner it was officially disclosed that the 92nd made up of negro suffered relatively High losses in a fou Day action in the Serchio you like the Soldier answered pour it half dozen glasses later they staggered the next morning one of them was dead and the other wished he during the past week that scene has been repeated a dozen bringing a casualty list of at least six three blinded and critically ill and two others badly a French press Agency report said that nine americans were tally six blinded and four seriously 12 bars closed yesterday a dozen French inspectors and two Cid men cracked Down on the Small Nancy bars that have been Selling this death simultaneous raids were made on 12 cafes named by the All were closed and the proprietors Louis French police com missioner for the Nancy went to the cafe of the four daughters with two Cid men and two the French police Are now at work analysing All the alcohol they picked up and seeking the men who have been spreading it they plan to close up All suspected Gas Are re Quested to ask for Only Beer and Manila yanks capture big naval base o 14 ican troops have captured the Ca Vite naval on Manila and Nichols while the end is in sight for the japanese Gar Rison trapped in the narrow mfg pocket inside Southern Macarthur announced paratroopers of the Lith ate borne Pushell five Miles up the Harrow Peninsula on Cavite is located and restored to american hands the former Headquarters of the Asiatic Cavite is eight Miles Southwest of it was devastated by a heavy japanese air attack in de a few Days after the Start of the Pacific in capturing the Ameri cans seized ten japanese seaplanes and a Battery of three Inch All despite the fall of Ca the japanese still control Manila Bay from Cone Gidor Ana the Southern tip of air War continued 1ram Page i Poison in Many names East front continued from Page 1 on the big three from Moscow that marshal Koniaev s westbound forces were less than 18 Miles from the Frontier of Saxony and less than 75 Miles from they had stabbed through the germans sober and ques River defences i Quick dispatches from Liber or a Teddy the bed army on tuesday after a Long said that the City was a mass of Many important like the Royal Palace were badly damaged or May hear for 14 Congress and the nation hear a direct report by president Roose velt on the accomplishments and significance of his meeting with Stalin and associates Here considered it Likely that he would want to speak to the Amei ican people on the big three pro Hull greeted from Yalta 14 wishes for his speedy recovery were sent from Yalta by Stalin and Roosevelt to former Secretary of state Cordell whose illness forced his resignation last the state department said Hull replied with a fervent wish for the fullest measure of Success in their immense under the Vodka has authority 14 Hows the Vodka was the first question popped at War mobilization chief James Byrnes upon his return from the big three meet its new Byrnes re plied with a describing a Brand of Vodka Byrnes that has authority pet Tot explained that most of the poisoned is in the form of pern the powerful drink whose Sale has been officially for Bidden because of its Pernod is not but bar owners make up a Pernod that draws up to 30 francs a Glass and Sells under other such As eau de schnapps and soil the Tornado area has a shelter problem 14 the homeless was a major problem today As Tornado stricken areas of Alabama and Mississippi counted 41 dead official at least 200 injured and hundreds of Homes property loss from mondays storms was expected to run into hundreds of thousands of France enters Parley 14 took another step Forward in her return to the role of a world Power today by entering the British Amer ican economic negotiations with Switzerland on unequal and at Eschweiler m the marauders planes of the second tactical adj flew sorties in support of lied armies on the Northern sector of the Western j taking advantage of the be3bj weather for almost fighter bombers shot up ran Road and Strong Points on line Western i they claimed almost 600 rail and 72 locomotives Well As 215 motor particularly heavy attacks made on Road and rail North of Cologne and Eai Emy room and gun positions near Man troops in the Pitburg Arev and in the Vicinity of were As Well As rail East of Dusseldorf and Southwest of six fighter bombers were reported missing a Joe enemy plane was destroyed of Tufe and two medium and Fighte Bombera Floc the first operating in sup port of sixth army Haji their biggest Day since flying More than 900 sos they attacked rail and Roath marshalling Yards Supply dumps at North and an factory at Northwest Elas members Givi amnesty by martial Law ended i Greece and the government Publ measures granting an Elas members convicted of lenses of a political excluded from amnesty Are sons guilty of crisis under common and Elas Aai who do not hand Iff arms by i