European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 29, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Britain leads in report shows London showed that More than 30x0 Gross tons i of merchant Shi dins Are under construction in h worlds major shipbuilding nation More than half omit is in great t3 w t about 10 per cent the tonnage Taring bum in the United the report listing 47 steamships and 23 motor ships construe report said that Britain is building 193 steamships and 187 it went on to say this tonnage on the ways represents allies to Call for reparations at Paris in italian Somaliland has been s editors note this Gerondo two articles on the pans peace conference which opens Mon 28 Fanner a Xis satellites but Riand ital will be called upon the Paris peace conference which opens today to deliver Repa rations in goods or part of these payments have Al ready been worked out by the big w foreign Anc some have already been Iii Ere is a reparations summary Finland under the so written armistice Finland agreed to give up Pete Amo port to ass so to allow Russia to have bases on the islands in the pork Ala Udd for pork Ala Finland Seffl paid finnish Marks annually for 50 has also agreed to pay Russia 000 during the next six in and Bulgaria soviet written Armi Stice terms ordered Bulgaria to pay reparations to Greece and Yugo Slavia where her troops had caused the most the amount decided upon at Romania Romania will pay Russia in sea and River and she will also give up to Russia receiving in recompense the transylvanian former part of Hungary besides losing Tran Hungary soviet written Susice terms Call for a reparations but her pay mints Are split to Russia within eight to Czechoslovakia and to to be made in and the Fate of her Ana italian Somaliland has been sos derided for one with administering most of the territories under Anglo american Arm is to renounce her sovereignty Over All her trouble port that once belonged to is the explosive element in the Slavia wants it Back and is supported by Russia but America and France want Italy to keep it French Compromise to International ize the City and its environs under United nations Rule was finally Italy is to pay Russia in reparations profiting from the lessons from world War the Dowers today Are demanding reparations in kind rather than in can because of the weakness of National Shorter redemption periods Are also Laid Down to avoid backsliding by the conquered French women hold their own in with youth Paris july 28 on the Charm of frenchwoman is proving itself to be just As potent at the polls As in the in France a higher percentage of Trompen have been elected to office than in any other this is quite a especially bin Clit was Only last october Tot women voted for the first the girls have wasted no time in exploiting their new results of the recent elections show that there Are 30 feminine members out of 586 members of the constituent a woman has been appointed the Assembly what is the lady legislators almost without Young and average age is average appearance is above it goes without saying that they Are All new to Public in the United inexperience and vouch Are heavy political Handi Caps in the girls have been Clever enough to make voters sumo Stothe 30 new deputies were Active in the resistance or had Hus hands who quite a few arc relaxed so fax journalist Hus band was one of the great resistance he parachuted into occupied France with the chief of Charles de Gaul Les secret the mysterious the Gestapo caught Bro Solette and tortured to keep from giving away resistance he committed suicide by jumping out the vice president of the Assembly is 39yearold maae Leme she is a former social worker and newspaper the present rebirth of feminine political leaders is a direct result of attempts by the Vichy regime and the germans to relegate women to an inferior position in the in the resistance women found a Chance to strike All the women deputies belong to the three parties of France which were so Active in the Resis they Are either members of the or socialists or com servicemen fail to a pfc for citizenship july 28 ins attorney general Clark revealed than alien men members and veterans of the armed have failed to take advantage of the right to obtain Quick american citizenship under the second War Powers Clark pointed out that prior to it Day Over aliens in uni forms were naturalized from the hedgerows of Normandy to the atolls of the j Over Here Ine Nav vessels now being worked on Are intended for other these vests total More than tons most of the countries buying British ships Are por Tugal the Denmark and Sweden Are some of the countries for which Britain is building substantial merchant nage most of these ships Are of less than but the report listed 19 steamships and 21 motor ships of More than that including five steamships of better than the report also Dis closed fairly heavy shipbuilding activities in Many of the countries that Are buying vessels from British in the three months ending june the report Britain launched 97 ships totalling More than tons As compared with the United the second biggest where 23 ships totalling about tons were put in the the report did not include returns from Japan or the two Defeated enemies and the soviet Union were All put under the same not Avail British to make Singapore base july galore will replace the British defense base for Southeast predicts officer commanding in an exclusive interview published by the Singapore morning Tribune the general is quoted As saying that vast supplies Are being accumulated in and that the base must be made Stout enough to hold out under and conditions until reinforce ments arrive from he pointed that this was the present with the development of atomic and other it was almost impossible to say what future policy would by Clarke John construction july edition is Vort i jaw the sent to Washington this to not of the o army entered second class in at the n v of March address tetters triess Saitar Tho stars ipod r include name Andt in axes Are deleted of one to letters May be Cut for provided such editing alter the meaning of the booze 5s enemy fraternization is not our enemy its in our Bat Talion there is no cd among the boys who have steady the cd comes from men who drink a lot and postpone preventive in the states it is against the Law to sell a minor while Over Here he can swim in it at Many in the states saloons were not operated on army Many circulars state we will encourage activities among these even give them our used can this be done without and resulting in these Young Iel lows getting dates after regardless of what dwells in a Young mans mind int it girls when Eisenhower left the one of his statements was that we would have to teach these people the demo cratic form of can we do it without mixing does not the Church say return Good for evil lets Cut out All this soap Box oratory and kids you will sow demo racy a lot eliminate and your proposed pro Gram will be ringside redeployment i am a dental officer with 29 months Active Accord ing to latest redeployment i May go Home after 18 months but i must serve 39 months before i receive a All other officers who have 24 months or More service Are to be out the army or on the High seas by August who should a be penalized for his skill there have been Many government Ducat de Asp students who have been Given a these men Are draft can set up a civilian and have had the misfortune of going to school with All expenses while we i have Many colleagues have served in the perhaps the above is Only one of the reasons Why the dental corps is so far behind on i dont care what the but i should like to see the dental on some sort of parity with All other officers in the army so far As redeployment is con editors note the of fice of theater chief surgeon says thai the criteria for separation of dental officers is that set up by the War department As being the Best suited to Supply the needs of the in a statement published the army and Navy Reg ister 25 mom Thomas director or the dental of the surgeon stated that misunderstanding exists in the minds of some dental officers in service As to Why the months of service Lor Dis charge of dentists have not been Smith pointed out that with the army striving to provide two dentists Jor every thousand it is necessary to keep dentists in until their total length of service totalled a Tho has been drop to 30 months effective 2 1946 air or they reach the age o1 45 years to their nearest at the present time two courses Are open to the army to secure additional dental corps they Volunteer which Nas yielded a infinitesimal num Ber less than one per cent of and All dental officers except a and volunteers Are redeployed to the Al completion of 18 months ser View overseas