European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 11, 1947, Darmstadt, Hesse Letters to the editor subscription seeker sir an old and to Withful Reader of your wonder til weekend Magazine which i greatly please permit me to in quire How i could Wibly subscribe to weekend since i am by studiously Reading each article in every Imus of weekend i have greatly improved my knowledge of and i am very not to be Able so read your Maga Zine any a relative of mine living in cent me in her last Dollar Mil would you care to accept this one Dollar from me for a subscription to week thereby making me very Nappy Gunzenhauser Stuttgart j general has ordered that m newsprint produced Germany be made available to German pub Tea he has also asked that army publication retrain from circulating among germans in order not compete with German end advises Fra Gunzenhauser not to Send her 423rd sounds off Ain i dreaming did i read in your recent weekend june 1 that no formation in Headquarters command tar tie last year has been official without the of the 427th band if your statement is May i suggest feat we have one Bend too Many Here in Frank Furt if the 427th plays All form could someone explain what a Dot the 423rd band has played Lor when you think of the occupational what do you think of we play for them every from Hanau to bad Homburg we providing music for military form they must be unofficial form we provide martial music marching twelve Hundred of Ili Iii from Able area to the Headquarters building daily in rein or we have played even in Snow we do this just As often As 427th pfc Robert Frankfurt weekend reports that the 423rd thirty piece with the 427th in playing for formal guard mounts and at and has played for people Fuce general Jensen Hopper on the occasion of his arrival last fall at Etc born it hat also played for Herbert of footer and san sol to sli0ntin0 of the 423rd Bend was the Magazine of the stars and stripes june 1947 volume two number Twenty one editor Dick Jones editors Sterling lord John Sharnik Art director Ray Irwin assistant editors Richard Cohen features Oliver Gregg Howard Grace Schmidt women Betty Luros european features Michael Valenti occupation chief photographers Hans Hubman Michael contributing editors win fanning Stu Tjaart Joseph Fleming Berhn Dexter Freeman Heidelberg Russell Jones Ernest Leiser Berlin Arthur Noyes Munich Robert Rodgers William Proctor f our Matt i that big Canvas sack which is lugged in Telly from the Apo taken on a Strong International color weve been getting both directly and from readers in such foreign places As Tel Aviv and new the request from a Reader in forwarded through a Ger Man Reader in printed in the letters to the editor column on this is fairly inasmuch As weekend is circulated officially Only to americans and allies in Ger Italy we Are at something of a loss to explain just How the gets around As it seems unless some resourceful agent of our circulation department is cramming copies into bottles and setting them afloat somewhere off the european coast were sorry that we cant enter some of these readers on our subscription list As Many of them have partly be cause of government regulations limiting our circulation and partly because of the limits of our paper we enjoy hearing from our no matter what part of the work happen to be in and no matter How Treyve come by their copies of our and of goes As always for readers in the european All threatening or should be addressed to the week end the stars and Apo in the Case of readers out Side the european new John who wrote the article on Clint the former i prize Rookie of the new York giants duty Page is a former member of the stars and stripes London edition now sweating out the housing shortage As a Cable editor in the stripes new York among other Wentworth wrote after completing the assignment that he found Hartung a very cordial Young in said our the whole new York giant steam seemed to be a pretty decent Bunch of Guys and were extremely helpful in giving him material for his All this leads us to believe that Wentworth entered the Polo the Home of the under what amounts to false and that he never let on to manager Mel or any of the other new York team that he himself Brooklyn dodgers there Are a number of differing ver Sions of the Folk tale on which John Cros sons the Millers wife Page 7 is one of the More gruesome Wlinich is sometimes heard in bavarian concerns a elderly Burgher who invited his wife seven lovers to a lavish he served an elaborate fare which included an extraordinarily tasty meat and the choicest of wines and entertained them throughout the evening with witty conver when one of the uneasy guests commented on his wife absence the Burgher with great show of hospitable feeling i that you were All very fond of my wife and i did not wish to deprive you of her charming let me assure you that she has been with us All and pointing elaborately to the empty platters you have just eaten the Riviera looks to the Rodgers Goering artful dealer Dexter Freeman the new by Betty Luros Ace of Michael Valenti my at the grass by win fanning Brash by Werner Prynn 3 4 8 10 11 19 the Millers by John Crosson 7 f travelling passion 17 sea skiing by 20 double duty by John Wentworth movie review Tho Lota Apley zone re Lecso reviews mein own kampf radio Days by Morton Gudebrod those United sad George Bakers cartoon picture for photograph of week 14 16 16 22 23 24 letters to 2 Over the a column by the editor 2 i weekend is published at under the auspices of to Ett com
