European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 04, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday May 4, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 11 find of music in Poland confirmed bigger than originally believed London a a priceless collection of music manuscripts whose existence has been confirmed by polish authorities after being missing since world War ii is even bigger than originally thought it has been reported. The sunday times first revealed the existence of the collection april 3. It contains works by Mozart. Beethoven. Mendels Sohn Bach Haydn Shubert. Schumann Meyerbeer and Many others. The British newspaper now quotes sources As saying that the collection contains More musical material than was originally thought As Well As important Plains pains miss Lillian now too from Plains Lillian Carter has added her voice to those complaining about changes her son s election have drought to the  Haven t been downtown since Decem Ber the president s Mother said. People swarm around me and crush me. They Don t mean any harm they just want my autograph and someone to hug  s gotten too commercial. We Wel come tourists but naturally we Hale to see the town  president s Mother is also unhappy with a new Book about her because no one asked her permission to publish it said a family Friend i think mainly miss Lillian was irritated because nobody asked her Permis Sion Maxine Reese the Friend said. The Book. Miss Lillian and her friends is to be published May 16, said co author Beth tartan who called it a col Lection of verbal sketches and recipes from  said mrs. Carter was the first person interviewed for the Book. Thes european edition col. Billy e. Senoler. A a Ltd. Labry b. Joyce. Of. Of put Emor Tiv cell a Mert of doctor managing editor Elmer d. Frank production Managar he nov s. Epstein circulation Managar tin non paper it an fowl Uno Kul Tor . Armad Forcari anneal. Tea Star and str thai the up Monad in Tolu Cllon win via Armad Horcaj in Orn a. 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The manuscripts Are considered by experts As one of the world s most important collections. They include Over 100 works by Mozart perhaps a Quarter of All his music that survives i manuscript form. The existence of the collection came to Light when Whitehead received a letter from Poland s Foremost Art historian prof. Jan Bialostocki. The pole curator of foreign paintings at the National museum in Warsaw told him the manuscripts were in Good  had enlisted the pole s Aid in an attempt to find the manuscripts. The briton was primarily interested in a scientific inquiry involving unique natural history material evacuated from the prussian state Library in Berlin during Allied bomb ing raids. Me believed the collection and the material had been stored together and had vanished together. The music collection together with the other treasures that had been evacuated with it from the Berlin Library was found to have disappeared when the War ended when it failed to arrive at its destination the East German state Library. The latest sunday times report by Nigel Lewis said his sources now suggested that in addition to the manuscripts revealed april 3 there Are hundreds of Early printed scores including valuable first editions. Church music by Telemann and Buxtehude is said to be among the forgotten works. Plays letters paintings the sources say the total collection extends far beyond music into unpublished plays and correspondence and important material relating to 19lh Century German history. Lewis added that paintings by european artists of the 16th. 17th and 18th centuries also now were reported to be stored with the manuscripts. He continued these sources also Sug Gest that the manuscripts Are not in a Library in Cracow As was earlier thought but under polish army guard probably near Cracow. It appears that the Manu scripts were sequestered by the polish army and have remained in its  Poland suffered wartime invasion by Germany and after its defeat victorious soviet troops were stationed near the polish Village of Russau. This was where the germans had taken the treasures from  could be More natural at the end of the War asked Lewis than for the poles both to prevent the collections from returning to Germany which had taken so much from Poland and also to Stop them going to Russia where so Many great collections had  Possession negotiated he added it now seems that the East German and the polish governments have been negotiating the question of the collections Over a Long period culminating in a meeting at the end of february betwee the leaders of the two countries Eric Hon Ecker and Edward  said his sources suggested the in Tention was for Poland to retain All works written on polish soil while the great majority returned to their former Berlin Home. Letters to the editor training revision suggested i have seen Many variations of training in the army some right some wrong and lately mostly wrong. 1 want to Start with the expert infantry badge Eib and the skilled qualification test set. Now most Ems hate  of classes on 20 ways to disassemble a weapon. Every time we have a class there s a new Way to disassemble a weapon. Each one of these tests come once a year. My suggestion is to Combine All these tests and rate them by scores. Have a cer Tain score you have to have to pass set and a certain score you have to have to get the Eib. Instead of All these classes use practical applications during the Field problems. I have Learned More through practical application in the Field than any class i have had. About three months out of a year we go to the Field. I m not complaining that it s not enough but during those three month the training is not Good enough. Since we Are Here in Europe Why not have War games against our nato allies. Every time we go to the Field we always run across some of our nato allies anyway. Why not train with them the experience would come in Handy. They have different tactics than we have. So both of us could profit. And try to make it As real As possible have umpires so both sides know who s dead or who won. Reformer u pretty Good for that but you never see any Battles and not much enemy Contact. Tracks Are used too much and most of the units stay in them too  is not enough nuclear biological and chemical Abc training. I have never been in a simulated Abc attack no Simu lated nuke attacks no simulated air Spray and no Gas attacks. The umpires could Check and Sec if the right procedures were being carried out. What we need is More realistic combat training so in the next War if it Ever comes we would not be caught off guard. Very concerned Ema Schaf Wenburg Germany editor s note col. Robert  sr., chief. Doctrine systems and training division Usa eur Liq replies the writer has identified correctly Sev eral areas in which Usa eur s goal is to achieve improvement in order to enhance combat readiness. I would like to address each of his  the set and Eib somewhat Par fit to be tied a while ago we read about president Carter s flair for wearing the same Necktie to important functions. The stars and stripes showed pictures of him with the same tie being worn at primary victories the inauguration and key  seems that Carter wears that same tie to these events because be May fed it brings Biro Good Luck. The article reflected that this would be bad news for Necktie makers because Carter could set a trend. Naturally the More frequently you Wear the same tie the fewer you will have to nothing else was heard on this for some time. Then one morning i unwrapped my newspaper and saw on the front Page Carter to push for cuban  of no i thought what next Fidel Castro plugging . Cigars once 1 took time to read the article. I discovered that the ties Carter was re Ferring to were relations with. Cuba. A Short time later i decided to Call a Friend of mine who is in the tie business Tosee if be read the articles. I could t get through. There was a recording mumbling something about a going out of busness sate  ton Jon a Sputa alkyl each other to regard i tasks their integration or not to Auto due to the difference to their inter Doal Pur poses. Set is an individual train  manage ment tool designed to evaluate a Soldier s level of mos proficiency and constitutes the evaluation portion of the new enlisted personnel management system the Eib test b not designed to Evalu ate but rather the present to the infantry Man an exacting test of us knowledge and Reward those who pass the stringent requirements with the Mark of the expert the Eib. Allied units regularly participate with . Units la exercises often acting at aggressor forces. Future exercises currently being planned will continue to employ both . Aupied units in an aggressor role. Recent press releases have stated that the . Is developing a capability u Bath equip and train units to act in the role of potential aggressor unit. This capability will be available to Usa eur in 1978. The writer is Cornet in stating that training value is derived from opposing Force exercises. Emphasis will continue to be placed on improving oar capability in this  training has Long been an area re Quiring improvement in most unit training programs. Usa eur is aware that the amount of time spent on Abc training needs to be increased and the Quality of training improved. A number of initiatives have been taken. The soldiers manual identifies Abc tasks that the individual sen ice member has to be Able to perform As a part of the skill qualification test sati. A Model Abc training program is being developed for dissemination to All units which will provide the lesson plans necessary to instruct individuals on the skills they need to know to survive in an Abc environment. The 7th army training command is improving its capabilities at the major training areas Vita such As Grafen a Flor to allow platoon and company size nits to perform their Tow missions while moving through an area in which Abc events can be triggered. Army training and evaluation pro Grams Arteus require units to perform a High intensity rotation Over several Boon duration while in fall protective clothing and  portion of annual weapons qualification firing will be conducted while wearing the same protective attire. More and better equipment is being provided to Usa eur units ranging from the Chemi Cal Over garment to the my chemical agent  is an area where significant improvements Are being made in order to achieve More challenging ano1 realistic  training in Usa eur was Evalu ated in May and Jane us by the us. Army infantry school us Ais and the army research inst Toto Ari. Their findings resulted in a number of recommendations which Usa eur in conjunction with other army agencies u implementing. We Are working with the . Army training and doctrine Radoci com Mand and the us Ais to develop improved training programs literature and devices to make Tow training a realistic As Possi ble in Usa eur training environment. A major objective within Usa eur is make the most effective me of time Facil Tea and equipment in support of training. In addition to the specific areas diseased above numerous other initiatives have been taken which win assist in the sustain ment of Usa eur outta at a continuous High level of combat read was. Your interest in improving oar training posture the