Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - March 2, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                March 1945 an1 my unit marches Stowey in Parade ceremonies As fhe body of Ahmed matter assassinated prime was carried to Nekhia mosque near opera Square for Hie egyptian matters coffin is lowered by egyptian Navy men in front of the mosque prior to burial he was shot saturday night in the egyptian chamber of deputies Fon owing a speech which preceded Egypt formal declaration of War on the signal corps photos by Idle in War plants continued from Page 1 he said that it coerced miners into giving notices which it sell might Force a he added that the pending strike would not apply to mines already under government wage increase in Washington last raised the substandard pay of textile workers from 50 to f5 cents an As an outgrowth of the boards dispute with economic Stabilizer Fred Vinson Over the textile Union called the raise increase meaning Jess since it must be okayed by a i id pre 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the concessions represent next to if last of restoring Complete Independence to a Lala but for the present will remain a Nobelli Gerent instead of a full buy More War Bonds Quarter million out monthly is we plan the War plans to release Between to men month after the european War Frank veterans said tuesday As received a veterans appropriation Over halt of the men to be Dis charged he those with Isabil he revealed that the present rate of discharge is running around adding that approximately out of men released up to last november were under certificates of five More countries join United nations Lebanon did Uruguay joined Hie list states entitled to participate in the United nations conference at san Francisco in april by formally de Claring i Cic Many and Jap editor Dies Warwick miss Flo Vuce editor of Warwick for join Many nations i respects to Maher egyptian i no Story died saturday night shortly after Fecit to shot As he left the Lowerhouse of the egyptian chamber of the Premier had just finished a speech on Egypt status in the War and he was shot As he posed for press photographers on his Way to the listed As Mahmud is Sywyj a 26yearold was immediately overpowered by the and taken into police Cus he was said to have been detained in a concentration Camp until recently because of praxis but was released by authority of Ahmed Pasha american troops marched in a Parade along with other allies As the premiers coffin was borne to Nekhia mosque near opera Square in Cairo sunday for burial ser v acting of state William grew sent a message to the ame rican minister to Pinck Ney tuck expressing americas profound Shock at the Assassin it read please immediately inform the egyptian foreign minister of the deep a distress caused this govern ment by the assassination of Prim minister Ahmed Maher the loss of this distinguished Leader has profoundly shocked the ame rican president Home continued from Page 1 Lone american troops might re main in Germany but expressed Hope that the Allied big five eventually would decrease their armament All along the the president said that unlike the Teheran conference the Yalta meeting produced some necessarily secret understandings but they probably will become apparent in time he did not know whether Russia would be asked to enter any Dis Cussion of Pacific before the defeat of adding that Russia has been completely Neutral toward Japan and we Are respect ing that the president declared that America does not realize there will be a Long hard Battle to sub due Japan and he stressed Tho need for Industrial emphasis on Pacific War Oner Dennany opening debate in commonis with a demand for a vote of Confidence on results of the big three Confer upheld polish settlement As embodying just and right so Viet territorial he disclosed the big three agreed to give Poland upper the greater part of East Prussia and perhaps other territory in Exchange for the cur Zon line in the Churchill defended the Good Faith of Premier Stalin and the soviet regime of which he was once a he said he was not bowing to Force but believed the settlement is the Best division of the territory that can be made be tween the two he said he brought Back from the Crimea the impression that marshal Stalin and other soviet leaders wish to live in honorable Friendship and Equality with the Western democracies and i feel also that their word is their i know of no government which stands on its obligations More solidly that the russian soviet government and i decline absolutely to embark Here upon a discussion about russian Good somber need would be the fortunes of Mankind if some awful schism Between the Western democracies and the russian by an overwhelming vote iof 396 Defeated a conservative motion protesting the Cri Mea conference decision on Poland As a violation of the Atlantic charter and a betrayal of British in it was a vote of Confidence for Church ills coalition Clyde bulldog Chicago hears Center in the National pro football inducted into the army marines land on paper for editorial Francisco police and Navy Shore patrols answered a riot Call at the san Francisco examiner building where group of to 70 marines gathered to protest the newspapers editorial which said the Marine corps was paying too heavily in casualties a witness said that the group demanded a retraction or a right to answer the examiner proposal that Macarthur he put in supreme command in the Pacific he saves lives of own a spokesman said there was no Vivenee and the men would in censured since they were off to Luis and acting As rewarded for patriotism after a decorations ceremony in maj b Giles office last the general is shown congratulating s George Doundoulakis who was awarded the legion of Gen Giles made the Doundoulakis was decorated for meritorious service in occupied Greece from May to concerning the fulfilment of his highly secret the citation stated his patriotism and ability displayed on this hazardous Sion reflected great credit 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