Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 19, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                Denci courses f of to Tiff particular personnel who can the manpower needs for the coming be def will of men and total some essential l during the to men 26 arid 30 in Froni Fem dded that the armed forces Are for Fetn Glish r history Nanag Frient and mechanics and pins railways Atid and foreign languages Are also available in courses for the first some of the courses were received limited quart cities so to Safe says it Well Tje first first youre interested in see information and Educa Tion or off or direct inquiries to the Middle East Apo a supplement to the Meb Catalon of courses is available for that under work or the would go into  military duty the a physically fit by build be placed in service that new inductees must toe Young men Ca Pable of withstanding nations needs Anil figures supplied by government indicated the a for essential now and people Are needed for the armed that a Joo who about Are needed immediately for musts and heavy equipment and 100qqo Are needed right now in activities such As tin other men Are needed at this they must come largely from four groups Al homing veterans who Are re turning at the rate of monthly 2 boys and girls who finish school and go to work about in this 3 men Between 30 who Scurry into War jobs evade the draft wac also Hopes to get additional workers by slapping a tighter ceiling on the number of work ers an employer May the men for the aimed forces will be found this was 1 probably half from boys reach 18 Between now and 2 the other half probably from Ages 18 through who now have deferments be cause of essential work in factory of government charge against army refuted a discordant note on Hvorka or legislation was struck by Adolph Sabath of who asserted that Washington cocktail lounges Are crowded with army it declared a a Damnable pro posing a congressional investigation of the armed forces use of he said these cocktail rooms Are jammed with service people without any foreign service stripes and added belief that there Are More officers in the army than Are while Sabath was thus airing his housecleaning views in the of War Patter son was testifying before these Nate May he asserted that the army has a rigidly that no physically fit officer under p May remain at a desc he also said Able bodied soldiers Are being relieved at noncombatant was so can toe sent he admitted that recruiting program is drive n ets 22 by s Morgenthau announced that Vir figures on the War loan show that the 14 billion goal Oye subs cried by individual subscriptions totalled which was above the so you think youre a Good correspondent listen to the record of Anne of a any her husband has been in the army four he is William now in since he entered Farrington has written regular 467 air 14 cablegram am sent nine to his Farrington has answered every sometimes 23 letters would arrive at that same Day she would write 23 longest missive is 22 Here she is with part of her letter ins president Brief for big 3confab a briefing on americas part in the foreign a bipartisan group of the Senate foreign relations commit tee met with president Roosevelt last it was indicated that the conference was an attempt to reach an agreement toward an american program which presi Dent Roosevelt might offer in his pending meeting with prime Nister Churchill and marshal embers of the led by Tom Connally of indicated satisfaction with the talk Connally urged his colleagues to soft pedal any Senate discussion or action that might disturb the delicate inter National after the Arthur Michigan rep said that he was quite Content with the Way the situation hard treaty immediately the Day before in Van dense phad had a great Deal to say about the International Situa and according to the nations made the major con fit As a fiddle after 76 Summers John right is the oldest Soldier on Active duty in the of is reporting Back for duty to Perry at the sixth army air fwd after recovering from a fractured leg suffered in an spent 46 in military 18 of them at a National he two More years to go before being eligible for retirement after 30 year of wide world Tributino in National debate on the country in a Vandenberg had proposed that the soviet France and China sign a hard fast treaty to keep Germany and Japan permanently demilitarized immediately speaking first of peace Vandenberg indicated belief that Only by removing fear of future German aggression and fear of american can the trend toward unilateral line ups in Europe be this he is the spectre behind our present political frictions with the British and his proposal is that the re Cognize these put our cards on the table and prove to our allies that we propose to stand with them shoulder to shoulder against any future threats to european but he insisted that with any such commitment on our the allies should in turn drop efforts to align smaller states into Power carve up others As Buffer states and go Back to Tho principles of the Atlantic our own self interest Vic Are fighting a soc Oil world War France and Britain did not keep Germany disarmed according to contract following world War it would be to the our self interest that we join with the allies in such a treaty declaration he had proposed under the a president As comi Nander who would have the Power to Deal with any Axis threat of aggression immediately but that any treaty should make Clear that present decisions made re Garding liberated areas be Only temporary and subject to final revision in the objective Light of the postwar world and the Post War league As they shall be ultimately he said unless there is imme Diate Unity and courageous think ing among the somewhere in this grand the stupid and sinister Folly of ulterior ambitions shall invite the enemy to postpone our Victory through our own rivalries and our own con in recalling Vai Lenbergs outstanding isolationist Back ground Aind Complete re hailed his speech As an indication of renunciation of isolationism by Leader ship in the gop Many commentators interpreted it As an Effort to strengthen the hand of hand of president Roosevelt in the pending a Home afay forces Josly were halted in All but patrol operations most of Khiav week As this worst blizzard of the Winter blanketed the front with More than a foot of stretching from Bologna to the Ligurian on the eighth army nazi attempts to set tip outposts South of the Reno River and East of the Senio along the Adriatic Battelline have been frustrated with heavy losses to the despite the bad weather Allied air forces made Mon Rome Headquarters an american correspondent in quoting Allied said German troops in Italy were Well supplied with were using extremely heavy artillery and had been by a fresh division rushed from nor Way As Well several italian divisions trained in hostage Issue flares in greek Cabinet Athens fire Between British troops and those of the Elas greek National liberation front ceased officially throughout the nation monday under terms of truce signed with Scobie last although some scattered Elas troops were apparently still ignorant of the Elas units have been pulling out of banned areas and there is every indication that the terms Are being according to ups James an important segment of the greek Cabinet is indignant Over the Ela British truce two important leaders archbishop Damaskinos and Plas Tiras have made Public state ments to that objecting particularly to Elas failure to re lease president in a Mes Sage to prime minister has pledged american Aid in re habilitation of collaboration with our senator continued from Page 1 William former state repro All Are charged with conspiracy to bribe legislators in connection with parimutuel bet Sigler said that Hooper was also value As witness against William Secretary of the state medical who is alleged to have offered bribes in connection with medical society Hooper Hail Given a Complete confession to the Ligand jury and had been granted immunity from prosecution to testify concerning All facts in the Mckay Fitsim in onscreen since the grand jury began work on August More than prominent in War rants including Many been convicted 16 Are out on appeals four have been imprisoned Many cases remain to be although Only hoopers death is termed foul death has robbed Michigan of five key witnesses in the draft ease within recent Chaplin rematch set for May 2nd los Angeles Charlie Chap Lin will play a return engagement in the los Angeles Superior court on May 2 to resume the most sensational role of his Well rounded remembering round new trial should be a howling topic a will again rear its ugly head As the Law tries to determine if Joan Berrys hapless Carol is really Carol Ann since the first Berry paternity Case against the White haired actor ended in a the Date for a new trial was set in last week ends