European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1945, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes an editorial March 1945 we nou a Jose docs not lice printing letters from Civ clares the Rule because Only a it him As he walked Down the streets of Liege munching smoked after consulting local thormities on etiquette i think that As Philadelphia gentleman innocently sucking a smoked herring Matmon is not in itself tech Mission does not begin and end with toe Mere giving of inform i your As the Serviceman j also to Haven deluged with tons and was of Herrings by our Gen Latuso Fhon the contrast of a used to the Rich a belgian equivalent of c with a watering Mouth and tic Eves creates a gag a Man not fail to get a smile m these citizen of k of understanding by ignoring you missed the element of cold fanaticism that characterizes these men that enables them to stand and Light against a democracy which we know to be Good and to be right you failed to remind us Taat these and thousands like them built and operated the furnaces of that these men and thousands like planned and punched the Buzz comte and the rockets against the people  gave us Liaise Rotterdam and War enriched our Wito trip word that sen and millions like Are casting you and Only the Oest of our if we re Lucsy Keath and destruction have been tie of their gifts wherever Treyve been Treyve left a Tram of and bitterness and la do unto we had had no we had we had no we lick As of the germans let me Tell 3 courageous of Liete that an american r that Rich american army was i is so immensely big that they had to laugh and to smile of to be sure that smile sifter Tatally filled with sympathy and certainly without mockery dont worry there is nothing a Stein a smoked herring on the characters inst finished Reading your sket Duon the Gentian officers so co Nymand the nazi troops m this Nazarre and monent pocket you the same efforts have been sufficient to draw off both american and French forces from our Mam of in in order to neutralize the threat which 4hese re your article introduces us to quite a gallery of the Jive Loving the ing from our the rugged paratrooper less Pic before its too Lole its about time someone came to the defense of that forgotten the men of 35 and it seems w me that theirs is a special Case and invites special age is an important Factor to be considered m the process of a healthy nation is one that a pings from a Well knit family there must be that essential propagation of the race if it is to continue As a Strong Well balanced it highly important that these men be re immediately upon de Mobili to raise and rear their children properly and for those who Are unmarried to engage in Matri Mony and do a Mother can devote All her Loving and tender care to her but there is still lacking that hard won and bitter experience tha the male Parent could impart to his another Point to be considered is the Tual of readjustment which will wont harder upon them than the younger men the writer is submitting this article from an entirely selfless Point of View As he is not of the appointed age and will not be for most of us have been brought up not to bust but in War plenty of things get so its funny to see this soldiers guilt Complex when he meets the owner of a beat up farm that typical Mauldin plenty of things get broke in when a Shell and a House collide there int much the treas ure of centuries goes up in a the bits and pieces cant Ever be put the world has lost some thing that can never be re paired or future generations Are the All the More reason Why property spared by the Dice of destiny is specially pre old the Art of the panelled Walls of an ancient the Copper kitchenware conserved by a peasant fam an irreplaceable Louis Xiv Chest of a set of battered or there lost no human hand or brain can reconstruct the pleasure they can give is gone a link with the past is thousands of american soldiers Are billeted in the pc look at i didst do it Homes of friends and Luxembourg Era and on How we treat those How we respond to their much of the future when we scar a family treasure we Hurt not nor nor we Hurt a human a heart that wont a heart that wants to remember us for the Liberty weve not the damage weve Britain submits postwar air plan Al jul Jisc Njaa dominant ing As a or a Tyr Imit it it i h Lill c March 14 water under the signal Hiu lines and railroads playing Ennior role was Britain and quickly brought the cry and me or two other less picturesque characters d5h think theres been a definition but a Cna Rocter is usually an eccentric a bit battered by the maybe ithe edges when the ners derive of years will have filed s the Sharpness of our memories ni7i officers will assume the aspect of Charl i meanwhile your painful Bright reports the going on at Razaire and monent continue to miss ithe your the stars and stripes Paris edition printed at the new York a Foune 21 Hue de Lor the armed forces a Der auspices i the Etc Matlon Ami education information Etosh t Elysee other editions London York office k5 the army uie act of 3i 11 White with a world girdling including the to the Alsa was Given a voice in the other the British latin american air lines made up of five steamship lines operating latin american ser and the United kingdom europ Cun in which Princi pal participants Are Short sea shipping lines and travel independents cry monopoly four Independent prewar airline operators raised the monopoly cry they declared the plan Aas unsatisfactory and that they would be robbed of the value of Good will and development f joined in the the White paper made Clear that the Hopes to operate International services with a mini mum of the lines but turned at the Chicago aviation to As a Ojiri or a of billed the relations committee debated the state departments action in accepting air agreements without a godhead from these agreements would open this country airways to passenger and Sci sent carrying republicans want to Noel up the agreement until the Senate am on a permanent air treaty which president Roosevelt us butted the week Chaingan Tom Connally said he hoped submission the treaty would end the squabble Over he temporary Myrhe treaty give Sanator nations control of the with each holding the right to bar foreign planes it Bundte opposes airline monopoly Congress on British plan March 14 no immediate comment came to Dav from congressional circus on the British aviation White a pan american airways spokes Man said the company regarded it As a policy matter for Congress and therefore would not voice Opi the Senate Commerce committee has been snagged for weeks Over a postwar air sen Owen Brewster demanded action on what he termed a 90 percent which would set Forth the alternatives for american com Mercial flying to foreign countries 8 Brewster suggestion is that there be either a single company operate Ler National air transportation in a report by attorney general Francis w3idcue1csaid the department was owning or controlling m airline Biddle urged that be con trolled agreement with other countries on an International organization to Analyse information on air Carrier operations and maintenance of economic and Legal conditions to encourage continued private the report said that government operation of profit opportunities made private operation