European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 22, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes september 1950 Europe hotels plan changes to suit yanks Washington can tourists used to sleep ing in twin taking a Shower in tic morning and breakfasting on Bacon and eggs Are going to find these in a number of euro Pean hotels this so says the economic cooperation the Agency american travellers will get a Pitcher of ice water when they Check into their rooms and when they sit Down to a meal in hotel and the plumbing will be Ega is trying to help Western european hotels improve their services to americans and there by attract More american some time the Agency sent Clarence Al Dwinell an Ameri can hotel to Paris to advise european hotel operators Bow to make americans Comfort Laier it began bringing Over groups of leading hotel operators to see for themselves americans Are used three groups of 51 representing 15 Marshall plan already have made the look see one of these was Jacques who manages three hotels and six restaurants in Paris and owns several restaurants m North on the basis of what he Ega Gauthier has or is a number of innovations for English speaking including delivering daily English language newspapers free of serving each cafe Cus Tomer promptly with a Pitcher of ice including Coffee or Tea in the Price of a employing English speaking personnel and providing radio sets which May be rented for individual trip convinced him that american tourists con Sider plumbing fixtures very in and so he completely re fitted eight rooms in the hotel installing a Pri vate bathroom in fifteen of the hotels 90 rooms previously had private Gauthier also decided that Ameri can tourists prefer single and during the summer he is replacing the double preferred by French with a ooh Frankfurt zoos Pound opens wide for a Denta examination by his Franz i years sept the White House announces the Post surrender policy to Japan which provides that the victors will not impose a government which the people do not sept president Truman appoints Averell Harriman Secretary of Commerce to succeed Henry sept 1947 the european economic cooperation committee winds up its and chief delegates from the 16 member nations sign the Marshall plan report asking from the to finance the re covery of Europe for the next Lour sept 1948 the three Western Powers draft a joint note to the soviet asking for a clearcut decision on the Berlin currency sept 1949 Tom Connally predicts Senate defeat by three or four votes of the George Amend ments that would slash president Truman Armsto Europe pro Gram by 50 per Mir Mihr gut Guht Danke Dangle is Geht Mir Ess Geht Mir und Ihnen Auch Auch Verze Ihung Bitte a Chon Verste Beu Sie Mich Verstegen Sie Mich in Verstege Nichi unt Ihnen auth with me Wel Good thanks in and with you also auth in Fine too also fert Slung Bitte Shohn fers Tehen z1h Mich excuse me not at All understand you me ters Tehen Zimich do you understand me Ich Fershteh Nicht Jen Verstege Sie sch Fershteh Zih i understand not i dont understand Bitte Bitte i beg Wie Bitte via Bitte what did you say How editors Koto the daily German lessons Are taken from the Baste course in spoken German prepared by the editorial staff of the armed forces Institute negroes win some rights from South by James Cook a Tanta Congress debates civil rights Southern negroes gradually Are winning some equal a United press Survey their Progress to Date has been almost entirely aside from Segre gation which have not been and probably will not be relaxed within the foreseeable fun Host responsible negro leaders currently Are minimizing demands along that line while pressing for equal opportunities at the polls and in the the Survey shows the position of the Southern negro has greatly improved during the past several most Southern states Are appropriating extra millions of dollars to provide More school facilities for hundreds of thous ands of negroes Are voting for the first negro police More than 75 Southern towns and cities have negro North Carolina has appointed a negro to the state Board of Edu a number of Catholic and a scattered few protestant churches have removed segregation a Long series of Federal court victories provided the impetus for most of the Negros social Prog the courts virtually outlawed the traditional Southern White Prim Ary and recently have ruled that state must provide equal education Al opportunities for the two the Southern regional which keeps accurate records on racial reports that More than Southern negroes now Are qualified to com pared to 10 years the Council said Many of the Quali fied voters still Are not getting to the polls because of remaining registration procedures in some George Council direct said negroes now Are permitted to join organizations for librarians and social workers in half the Southern on the other negro teachers Are restricted except in one doctors from All but and negro dentists Are barred from professional societies throughout the gains listed the Council now is trying to persuade Southern hospitals to permit negro doctors to treat their private patients in the most of the doctors now must go North for clinical the there Are these signs of Progress toward equal rights for negroes is spending per White student per year per negro William Secretary of the Board of says buildings of a comparable nature Are being constructed for negro and White 1950 Mississippi Legisla Ture appropriated for the express purpose of increasing the pay of negro for negro Pupil transportation and for negro school negroes now Are serving on juries on some police 1950 Louisiana legislature appropriated for negro higher says we have found a steady response on the part of school boards to our no matter How you ice it Tel Aviv american style ice Cream parlor is doing a Rushing business it is the Only place in Israel where one can buy milk ice Cream Wal Fles and sandwiches made of israeli Neucom merits stateside fashion show slated by Wiesbaden officers wives by Virginia Webb a showing of the latest stateside clothes for women is stated for Wiesbaden Nero Ere officers club at 3 pm oct with the co operation of it col a Wiesbaden military Post Exchange French and British clothing and materials also will be Dis the a Jap wives club is sponsor and Only members and their husbands will be it Alexander of he 26th inf and Mary Ellen daughter of cot Erlanger sub Post thrill be married 23 in the Wiesbaden Rocker club will have a general membership ing at pm 27 for election of new Council free taper and food and floor show will be a part of the Linda daughter of it and Lenwood Smith of the sch Vabish Hall Mas born the Schwabish Hall Community is planning a Monte Carlo night in october o help raise funds for welfare Robert Haines pres ident of the Munich pm depot ladies and Edward Mac a tee prepare children for modelling clothes in a Gya fashion show staged at a club first to Curtis Loftesness and Bis Bride Cut the wedding cake at a reception following their marriage at Christ Chapel in 1 for first it and Robert j Noce leave the altar of so ann1 Church in Heidelberg after their marriage coh Kelly presided at the Werc Monys the Bride is the former Mary daughter of col and David of executive officer of the 14 both 3d army Cav Al is the son of maj Daniel etjco1 Ani Dsa Reub chief of and Pouf the stars and stripes 157 editor chief managing editor sports editor september it col Henry j Ken Zumwult Phil executive manager chief of distribution Maurice r Kernwood Louis h Brown news bureaus a it in Berlin few Cwm Vienna b Brenner Tuzeo the european edition is published daily Barros wet Hess Germany Foi the o s occupation forces under the auspices of the armed Fortes info Ortton and education division Neucom to Franf court the stars and stripes Darmstadt correspondence should be addressed to the stars and stripes Apo m s armr Hall to the new should be sent 10 my 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