London Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - February 15, 1945, London, Middlesex                                Page 2 the and stripes 1945 the of ars and stripes printed it  or armed toder a spaces of tit won him Iii Edwa Itan special u4 in Frautton contents parsed by fat army and Navy onion Mistr Tuttem 25  per year plus Eto entered As second class matter at Hie port new under Tow act of All Tifa Vertat appearing in is Imell Eaulm Lias been written tout a dated by uniformed members at the army and Navy except where stated that a or either of Side editorial and business printing House ec4 act eau District offic Csc Bedford 2184 i Windmi 3424 Sutton Oaks february 1945 g out punishment 1945 to the bag general Hodges action in commuting the death sentence of Karl the nazi Buth convicted of to life imprisonment is preparing the Way for another in Germany there is no and with his nazi Airo Gance he probably laughed at the soft general Pio spared wars cannot be won by a cannot show pity for the German we must be but we must be but what is More when a crime is committed there must be punishment for the offender commensurate with the otherwise the arrogant Naa leaders will use our moments of As an Opportunity to again incite the German people into attempting another fanatical scheme of world domination which will again throw the world into those were buddies of ours that tie youth generals own the nazis crime was and whether he was 16 or treason must be punished by a lasting peace cannot be based on infantry portable shelters 1945 to the bag Ini reply to pfc some of the boys in b4 in this Hospital think that instead of the foxhole covers port Able Bombproof shelters and portable pillboxes would be of More better take the shrapnel out of pfc pfc tanks and Rabbit feet 1945 to the bag Hanson Baldwin either knows what Hes talking about or made a pretty Good in a tank gunner temporarily out of and i feel sorry for anyone who thinks our tanks have a 50 to 50 Chance in a Headon Duel with a Mark v or in not saying that a tank cant occasionally Knock out a Mark in such an for Ive seen it but there a lot of our tanks that dont hit them from the Side or rear but if you want to tackle them from the front youd better have a Rabbit foot a where blame is due 1945 to the bag it grieves me profoundly to think that our fathers Good work in world War i be dragged through the i say Good work because was Good they fought a hard fight and they saw Germany disarmed and policed before sought was it their fault that our leaders let Germany prepare for this War lets put the where blame is due and Lay off the phrase finishing what the world War i boys Walter pc Paul the Jap Ward journey 1945 to the bag when we read your gis to Park Armor Here for award the Mercury in our Mbra Lmeter fell to but we had Hopes of going Home to see our families its easy for the bigwigs to sit Comfort ably in Washington and plan our Jap Ward but planning from a foxhole gives one a different do they think we Are mechanical men dont get the wrong its not that we dont want to do All we can to hasten realize that military plans Are visually devoid of but Why can the make some arrangement by which we could see Home on our Way to Battle the if they need men so Why dont they Start Send Jig them directly from he or  that be according so their doughboy with a dark future mail 1945 to the bag i am a mail clerk Here in the i a front line but due to actions Jerry i was put into limited service and made the boys Bitch continually about not getting which do the boys think More Snail or us Guys Back Here having to stand do and on we would like some action on this sort of or else have the boys Stop bitching about their mail not getting to Alvie and seven other sex Anjan Drymen in tent Gorp a sergeant giving his men health lec Ture frequent water drinking prevents becoming stiff in the called out a but most joints Over Here dont serve wintertime note it int the ice that makes people what they mix with it says Here in Fine print in the Book of etiquette that a Nice girl  hold a Young mans a Nice girl has to our old Friend and contributor Joe Lipsman reports the following Eto Happy conversation 1 St g think in strange you should see my he has celery growing out of his 2nd that 1st certainly i planted a Swift kick in the Ruhr wont make Hitler any the unsigned verse Are piling up in our typewriter a serious thought for today is one that causes just what Are the forces that bring Little horses if All of the horses say Flash from the Home getting the baby to sleep is hardest when Shes about another Diplomat a Man who can convince his wife that a fur coat makes her look too repartee at the a Joe stood shivering in line waiting for an Issue of extra he kept what i want is some red flannel and then there was the i who commented out of each months pay i spend about 15 Bucks in the about 20 Bucks entertaining the the rest i spend an armoured unit officer was heard to remark that a tank destroyer is a mechanized Montana quip of the week by pfc George would you Call a girl hepcat a Jitterbug today Daffy nation by engagement ring beginners for wrote part of Yalta agreement 14 silent Roosevelt wrote the declaration on liberated areas by which the under the Crimea agrees to share with Britain and Russia the responsibility for restoring order and Independence to Europe War ravaged War mobilization director James Byrnes disclosed last night on his return from the big three the president served As conference chairman and proposed at least two of the specific agreements of the Yalta state Byrnes these were the declaration by which the agreed to serve on commissions which May be necessary in one or More countries to restore order and assure the people eventual free Choice of their own govern ments and the formula for settling the Dumbarton Oaks controversy Between the and Russia Over whether one of the great Powers should vote on a charge of aggression against Byrnes did not say what the formula the conferences military decisions meant that the military leaders were plan Ning for the War in Europe involving More men than Ever before in this con Byrnes adding they do not minimize the possibility of a civilian col lapse in but we cannot count on some decisions unpublished Byrnes said that More than once the with his patience and Good had succeeded in bringing about Many decisions were not he but would be made known the settlement provided for the dispute Over Byrnes was a specific application of a general system agreed upon for handling problems which May arise in liberated without such he factional bids would be made within such lands for support of either Russia or concerted he would prevent groups within smaller countries from playing off one major Power against Poland Case represents a Byrnes he stressed the creation of the commission at Moscow to consult groups in Poland and try to convert the present Warsaw govern ment into one of National Unity to Rule until elections Are asked if this meant the Warsaw regime was considered a government by the Byrnes replied of its a we May be opposed to but its one Man and a mortar Are murder with the 7th army delayed off alone in the Middle of a a Hal track Driver from the 14th armoured became a Oneman mortar squad to win a Street Battle which resulted in the capture of 13 germans and the death of countless realizing that he and his vehicle were isolated and without Augustine of backed his track to where he remembered a mortar was set he began operating the six Man to observe his fire he ran a Short distance from his position behind the Hal track to see where the Shell then he scrambled changed and let go when the germans attempted to slip up on his flanks he jumped into his vehicle and drove them off with machine gun in Bojorquez fired 70 rounds from the mortar and when Aid finally came and the barrage quieted the 13 dazed germans trooped up to they said the mortar fire had killed their Captain and most of their private Breger toni6ht we attack in Captain and Gums then shall of be masters of our own souls and betide the Faith carted wretch who casts not an editorial for peace As for War f rom the text of the big three statement our meeting Here in the Crimea has reaffirmed our common determination to maintain and strengthen in the peace to come that Unity of purpose and of action which has made Victory possible and cer Tain for the United nations in this we believe that this is a sacred obligation which our governments owe to our people and to the Peoples of the Only with continuing and growing cooperation and understanding among out three countries and among All peace Loving nations can the highest aspiration of humanity be secure and lasting peace which in the words of the Atlan tic afford Assurance that All men in All lands May live out their lives in Freedom from fear and it is considered that Victory in Thi s War and establishment of the pro posed International organization will provide the greatest Opportunity to create in the years to come the essential conditions of such a Franklin London poles refuse big 3 plan denounce russian interference despite the big threes announced plans for handling the polish ques the two polish regimes yesterday were still As wide apart As with the exile government in London declaring it could not recognize the Yalta statement and the provisional government in Poland the former Lublin committee praising the  decisions and assailing the London group As an ant Democrat Marionette the polish London saying it had advised both the and prior to the Crimea not to decide anything concerning Poland with out first consulting and gaining assent from the exile asserted the big three nevertheless had proceeded to out line proposals the London poles cannot bind the polish nation to the suggested new Frontier along the Curzon line and the projected new government of National characterised As violation9 enlarging the foreign appointed Lublin committee with persons vaguely described As democratic leaders from Poland itself and poles abroad can Only legalize soviet interference in polish internal the London group characterizing the big three method of dealing with Poland As a violation of the Atlantic charter and the right of every nation to defend its own claiming to be the sole Legal polish the London group said it had told America and Britain it was ready to cooperate in the creation of a government in Poland truly representative of the will of the polish nation and that it maintained that Lublin on the other declared the three Power conference has Given full satisfaction to the polish Democrat Camp by fulfilling the wishes of the polish the ant Democrat Marionette Cabinet of the London emigres was omitted in scornful one Dees not discuss the an radio program youre sergeant weve caught him violating articles of War to Mutiny or sedition on your dial 1375 1402 1411 1420 1447 15 is the sports up the Striae away up the sports supper music Mckinley mercers music and a news from the i 16 album with Maxine by Jan ranch alter up the news from the Crimea meeting echoed Wilsons fourteen Points 14 Twenty seven years ago a War weary world Drew its Hope and Promise of lasting peace from Wilsons fourteen matched against the big three world Security plans of today the fourteen Points make an interesting for there was a need for a world Security organization 27 years Wilson saved it for Point 14 a general association of nations must be formed under specific covenants for the purpose of affording Mutual guarantees of poor tical Independence and territorial integrity to great and Small states that was the Start of the league of the Crimea conference took Tia stand we Are resolved upon possible establishment with our allies of a general International organization maintain peace and the United and associated nations plan Hodiw a United nations Security charter ibs problem 27 years ago there was a polish problem 27 years involving boundaries and guarantees of Wilsons thirteenth Point treated this problem with a pea for an Independent polish state embracing territories of indisputably polish popu lations and a land corridor to the and with a guarantee of poli Tkal am economic Independence and territorial in the Crimea conference found a a plur Tion to the current polish problem decision to Foster a broadly based polish provisional government Wius Poland ceding some of its Eastern Law to Russia in return for a slice of Eastern r both generations have had Balb Wilsons Point 11 provided the relations of the several Balkan Staw to one another be determined  counsel along historically of allegiance and to the subsequent creation of jul Gosavi from Montenegro and parts Austria and devoted to recommendation1 that state which Wilson a political problem of major at the crimean a Section of its report was devoted commendation for unifying Jug Osia in 1918 there was a Large count Eastern Europe about whose bloody the longest of Wilsons the treatment accorded by her sister nations in the Wilson Wal acid test of their Good of their prehension of her needs As from the Hown and or tvs Tell Igent and unselfish he was talking about