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Publication: European Stars and Stripes Thursday, March 15, 1962

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   European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - March 15, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                1 pfc Spiros Kouskouras sees a future for greek music in America. Will greek wow vegas by Ken Hansen staff writer attention you crap shooters in la vegas those Beautiful greek word you May be hearing Are from army pfc spire . Assigned to special services to Mannheim. Germany is going Back to the United states. He Hopes to bring song Loven there the greek  Singer guitarist born in Greece and now a us. Citizen believes greek Long has been neglected As a language of  is very phonetic and very Beautiful As suited for song As italian or Spanish he  does the handsome. 24-year-old sol Dier plan to introduce this musical Lingo to America gradually via his format a mixture of american ballads. Latin american Melo. Dies and Folk and modern songs of Greece. Observers of Kouskouras shows i officer and enlisted clubs throughout Germany believe he will Click in America. One member of a Bravo ing audience mid he could understand the lyrics of the Folk songs although they were in Creek Many song lovers have Felt the same Way about italian and Spanish songs the Beauty of the language wedded to music gives the wag meaning beyond  cited the fantastically popu Lar never on sunday As an example of what greek songs can do in English speak ing  on sunday is not a greek Folk song but it has the same Tempo and chord arrangements which americans find so popular in greek Folk  is the Peculiar chord formation of the Folk songs which Kouskouras believes americans find most appealing in the Folk songs you go from an a minor to tin a major you Don t find Liis change in Zimny  Kouskouras describes himself As a Balladeer  he had been appearing As a soloist and with accompanist guitarist pfc Patrick Sullivan in Soldier clubs and before German civilian groups. Kouskouras was born to Salonica and immigrated to America at the age of 19. Hews in Chicago for five years appearing in night clubs and was inducted into the army there. He lists three major influences on his career serenading girls in Greece study ing classical opera and being in the . Army. In Greece the Young men still woo the girls musically. Kouskouras began at the age of 15 and so Learned the guitar he also Learned How to please an Audi ence girl because that was important to me he studied classical opera in Greece for two years. This discipline he says gave him a vocal Range from falsetto to Low  the  he says i grew up As far As my thoughts Are concerned in the army you learn to think of others and that s  immigrated to the United states for greater musical Opportunity. In Chicago he appeared at the Blue Angel Caruso s and on two television  he is cutting a record with German jazz pianist Wolfgang Lauth of  the United states Kouskouras will be aiming for a shot on the Las vegas strip one of the world s entertainment capitals pianist Friend is forming a Trio with Las vegas on its schedule and has asked Kouskouras to sign on to i Kourus rotation Dale is july 24, aft or that the gamblers can Lay Down their it up and listen those my a greek words i lift in ii through tit Ramirio. Goren on Bridge. Juram of the k a a Mem my cf4r int and. Am Itil pm a twi inv a Hhd he Wev a or West 4 1059 1084 4982 4� k j 9 32 neither Side. Vulnerable South deals North 4 a j 7 4 32 a a j4q3 a q 4 2 East 4 k98 � 97654 k j 10 4 1087 south4q6 a 4 a7 6 54 a6 5 3 the bidding South West North East 1 it pass 3 4 pass 8 it pass pass pass opening Lead three of a in every Community there is a group of players who Are Eon stantly on the Alert for opportunities to impress a naive partner or a Gullible opponent not infrequently their end is achieved by some spectacular dig card of a winning trick. But aside from showmanship disposing Ofa King or even an Ace May at times be indispensable to Success. South in today s hand came up with a discard which was effect Ive As it was dramatic. South s opening bid of one no Trump with two double tons was perhaps a Little irregular but it did have certain compensating features. North made a mild Effort to Playa a suit contract but South went on in no Trump. North surrounded by Queens had no qualms about accepting the no Trump contract West opened the three of hearts which was taken in the closed hand. Since the Spade Sui must provide the bulk of the tricks Declarer went to work onit immediately by leading the Queen or a finesse. All hands ducked and he continued with the six of Spades. When West covered with the ten Declarer paused to reflect if West s original holding were the k-10-5, he would surely have covered the Queen when it was led. It therefore appeared that East had the King of Spades and was merely holding off in an at tempt to disrupt Declarer s communication with the Dummy. South accordingly went up with the Ace of Spades and when the King failed to drop he continued with the Deuce of.  East won this trick Declarer let go the King of hearts from his hand establishing Dummy s Queen As the master card in that suit no matter which suit East returned it would establish an eventual entry to Dummy for Declarer had merely to let the Lead ride around to the Queen. A heart return would give South nine tricks and either a Diamond or dub shift would permit1 him to take 11. Ism. Tia cd lotto tit twin religion morals and character a Vance ii i am not be the habit of writing Tetour to the editor is actually not a letter to the editor. Since the person who to Yon did not wish his name to be used i Hope be kind enough to Pasa this letter of to him. I the Tetter in the b bag of March 6. 1962, entitled religion and character  off. My military experience  Nineteen p9 of Active duty said duty being done both sides of the Watin the states. In addition before entering the service 1 in civilian life for approximately eleven years the last which i was responsible for not Only my own support of my wife and  the writer of the letter has had Little either in his civilian or military life and probably both As the saying goes been around some of the things has seen would not appear to him As being a part of the life Onty. Since he states that he has seen soldiers of abandon their religion it immediately came to mind As was his definition of religion. A person who really has never Abandons it he is. Probably thinking of the def religion As the practice of religious observances or such As the Pharisee praying loudly on the Corner. Inas Mij he states that he has seen these abandoning actions it sued that he Means the visible  he had observed civilian life he would have to Ted especially in the smaller towns and titles Imit of theto Church and attend the Parloua Observance of their Faith just in order to conform and net to be different rest of their Community or their associates. Acto�0�t give up service to their Creed and their action Are fax what their Creed states. One proof of thl la the Dot Facun Jany Church has in getting Volunteer to work on a pro i their Church unless they will receive much put icily. Deed of Charity go bogging for workers not the drive orphanage for example with the attendant pictures in the luncheons and the rest of the Hullabaloo has people fight get in the act. Next watch the local pillar of the Church he is away in the nig town. People who claim no whatsoever cannot compete with him for Loose morals and no. I am very afraid that those who claim to be religious they observe the forms thereof will discard those forms away from their native habitation the other hand those who have the religion that is in almost the same words in a the major religions of the As do unto others As you would have them do unto you abandon their Faith. They Are the ones who regardless of formal denomination or formal expression of Faith they a Hervi Are always doing the proper works and doing the same the necessity of letting their right hand know that which left hand is  to character building i have always considered a character to be his manner of behaviour ingrained traits his moral Constitution. By the time a Man is drafted or in the army his character is formed. It is not for the to take the place of his Mother and father and try to makeover. Many a Young woman has tried the same and could not stand Why her marriage was a failure. If a Man has character when he enters the service there is nothing lit service or its regulations that will change it for the a elements always seek their natural level and environment the test of a Man is not what he does when he is ordered compelled to do it whether1 by Law or local custom but what does on his own that is where character snows up. Either Good or for  i do not approve of the army character program in allot its phases yet h must be admitted that does supplement the formal work of the chaplains corp reaching those who do not attend formal services. Of course the chaplains worthy of their name that i have known As As the civilian religious leaders were constantly among. Troops and members and exerted great influence. A Soldier sincerely desires guidance from a chaplain of his particular can always be sure of finding one not too far from addition the letters and materials received from Hoo Eiton Home will Aid him in times of  in a my Young Friend who wrote the letter i that if you would Check those whom you note a Aba their religion you will find that they had none to Start but Only conformed with the habits of their Community. " fore they had nothing to abandon except the disguises used at Home. Perhaps from some of their experiences among different people with different habits and customs really find a religion that does not need formal observant keep it Active a sgt �1enaurd b. Overseas duty t was shipped with my com Pany on temporary duty for 6 months to Europe. I have 18months left before retiring. What regulation covers me transferring out and remaining Here How soon must i submit this i have 4 months act Days left before my withheld by request ed1tows note Cha kerb 1u4 of Lelta Al Fly Oju Oft  a pm an Puu Ned. To a contj8" Applina. Unit history this unit is currently a unit history pamphlet need information Cone 73rd armoured ordnance Ion which was i960. We Are especially est ext in obtaining this Crest or a sketch of the Crest we would appreciate printing this in b t event that some Reader we of have been in the 73rd Able to assist us no Tine limits Are prescribed by that Cut Agio. Lat i Ken Alt v., 8th ordnance the stats and stapes Tow nov March 15,  
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