Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 2, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                From a in retort of out trip Yter iia Risoji j Frank path Calora Richard bean Spotti Art sources r signal and 101 Dier Here Are por president Truman Navy this magnificent which you have Given imoday in this great City of i Kitow it is Given As a representative of the Gallant men and women of Bur on their behalf Iny own i thank Neto York Joiner the of the a in paying Honor and tribute fighting americans of the Marine corps and the coast guard Yand to the ships which carried them to we have assured the world time and again and i repeat it now that we do not seek for our selves one Inch of territory in any place inthe world outside of the right to establish bases for our own we look for nothing which belongs to any other the fundamentals me restate the fundamental of the foreign policy of the United states we seek no territorial expansion or selfish we have no plans for aggression against any other Large or we have no objective which need clash with the peace Ful Aims of any other we believe in the eventual return of Sovereign rights and self government to All Peoples who have been deprived of them by for we shall approve no territorial changes in any Friendly part of the world unless they Accord with the freely expressed wishes of the people we believe All Peoples who Are prepared for self government should be permitted to choose their own form of government by their own freely expressed Choice with out interference from any foreign that is True in in in Africa As Well As in the Western by the combined and co operative action of our War allies we shall help the Defeated enemy states establish democratic governments of their own free and we shall try to attain a world in which fascism and military aggression cannot we shall refuse to recognize airy government imposed upon any nation by the Force of any foreign in some cases it May be impossible to prevent forceful imposition of such a government but the United states will not recognize any such we believe that All nations should have the Freedom of the seas and equal rights to the Navi gation of Boundary Rivers and Waterways which pass through More than one we believe that All states which Are accepted in the society of nations should have Access of terms to the Trade and the raw materials of the we believe Sovereign states of the Western with out interference from outside the Western must work together As Good neighbors in the solution of their common we believe full economic Between Alt nations find Small is essential to the improvement of living conditions All Over the and to the establishment of Freedom from fear and Freedom from we shall continue to strive to promote Freedom of expression and Freedom of religion throughout the peace Loving areas of the world we Are convinced the preservation of peace Between nations requires a United nations organization composed of All Peac Elov ing nations of the world who Are willing jointly to use Force if necessary to ensure that is the foreign policy which guides the states that is the foreign policy with which it confidently faces the it May not be put into effect to Morrow or the next but none the it is our policy and we shall seek to achieve it May take a Long but it is Worth wait ing and it is Worth striving to the world cannot afford any let Down in the United determination of the allies in this War to accomplish a lasting the world cannot afford to let the cooperative spirit of the allies in this War the world simply can not allow this to the people in the United in Russia and in France and in collaboration with All other peace Loving must take the course of current history into their own hands and Mould it in a new direction the direct Ion of continued to was a common danger which United us before let it be a common Hope which continues to draw us together in the years to the atomic bomb there has been talk about the atomic bomb scrapping All armies and air for the i think that such talk is 100 percent today control of the seas rests in the fleets of the unites states and her the atomic bomb does not alter the Basic foreign policy of the United it makes the develop ment and application of our policy More urgent than we could have dreamed six months As 1 said in my message to con discussion of the atomic bomb with great Britain and Ca Nada and later with other nations cannot wait upon the Fromal organization of the United these looking toward a free Exchange of fundamental scientific will be be gun in the near but i emphasize As 1 have that these discussions will not be concerned with the processes of manufacturing the atomic bomb or any other instruments of in our Possession of this As in our Possession of other new there is no threat to any the which has seen the United states in two great re cent knows that full the Possession in our hands of this new Power of destruction we re Gard As a sacred because of our love of the thoughtful people of the world know that that Trust will not be that it will be faithfully average borrowed the both Citi Aeri and an reports the Vete rang fhe which has lost less than in endorsing Worth revealed the typical vet getting a loan under the 01 Bill of rights Isi father of two and has six years business he has in savings values his Worth at and borrowed of which the government endorsed from a he cures on a yearly profit of vet farm Loans lbs mines associate administrator of the farm Security disclosed that former soldiers now Are farming with the Aid either made or guaranteed by the Federal speaking before the National Catholic Rural life Hudgens announced that Loans were made through the regular Fra programs and agricultural provisions of the i Navy pay premiums Ohio ago army and Navy should pay premiums on All government insurance policies of discharged vets for six says the disabled american Vete rans a Resolution claimed Many policies were drop Ped because Eugis were unable to make payments while readjusting to civilian in schools Washington school Bells Are calling More than 2tooo vets a More than former soldiers have enrolled in colleges or on the Job training under the i an additional have been approved tout Haven permission to study abroad will be granted in some Oxford and Cambridge in England Mel Bourne and Sydney universities in Canadas of British Columbia the of Mexico Norway Are already ask i Bill changes Washington liberalization of Home and farm loan provisions of i Bill have been asked bed Ward me american Veteran committee executive Secretary be fore amendment hearings of Senate finance ave re commends one Phis length of service As educational benefits for All regardless of with increased subsistence allow ances for student at Ste phen told the National Congress of american indians that the Bill should be amended to give Indian vets an equal Opportunity to borrow in Brief voluntary enlistments Lor the peacetime army were on Melbourne radio claims scores of gis Are receiving Dis 1 charges in and would apply for australian Many have married aussie girls Nineteen Hosn tals with Beds Are says the vet Admi thirteen will be located near Large medical schools where the Best doctors will be Avail Able Marine Kipp  get train reservations to san As his leave was almost hired a taxi for he arid his Bride to make the mile trip from their meter will read about Truman is honorary chairman of the american legions americanism fund to uphold and defend the cons Titu Foster love for America and promote and practical education in citizenship Panama Cana army transport Flo Rida is in route to new Orleans with 197 War babies and Bridestowe of gis formerly stationed in new dec omit of the hauls Taylor preparing to take a Batch of gis to the Long lilies of soldiers waiting patiently to last minute checking of Barracks moving in or oujda to be clocked off onto the then up the gang Plank to wait some you will be served two and a half meals a said a mimeographed instruction there is a pm Cigar ets Are rationed there will be movies and entertainment a newspaper will keep you informed of the Progress of the ship it can happen backlogs reporter snooping around the ship got himself a drink of fresh bordens the real said the my the Way the Guys act they dont look like there going they look like it Hast sunk in like they dont quite believe its just How the special service Guys who put out made in the the Camp Iran publication do such a swell Job of mime graphing we dont know but this 12 Page affair is an Eye arresting easy on the eyes Are the pinups stencilled on the front and bade As Weh As Green Light Gertie on the this Cutie of the railroaders at Camp Lowe has this Little ditty dedicated to her t he loggers in the Shah caboose will never find me slow for when Ive got the steam its strictly Sweet and Lowe made in the Field also reminds its readers of the Busy times be fore the weary guarding of empty Camps and pens a tribute to three outposts in Southern Iran which helped Bandar Shahpur push the goods to these Little posts site of a native Vil Lage which supplied Laborte the persian Gulf and Gor Gor and mar water pumping stations for Bandars precious water Supply played a big part m a Job Well san script Points with Pride to its Hobby shop in the service club where soldiers can Putter around with linoleum or water co Many a tired of sending Home the same egyptian souvenirs time and has spent a few Odd hours to turn out Wal picture for friends Back picture both for those already acquainted with it and those just provides a concerto serious music for those getting away from the spells of Jive and for Many Wax had never heard wag Ner or Beethoven heres a sad tells us about a fellow who missed a boat by 60 minute Sand had to wait three weeks for the boat was to take him Home and that what Gruno with 89 was visiting relatives in the Northern he was wined and dined by the other san forums until he was practically bursting with restless to make that homeward bound the started by Donkey be held up for a Day and a half at sweating out transportation to arriving breathlessly in he burst into the orderly room and thought now to get on the but Only an hour before the shipping list for the Evarts had been sent on to minus his Bruno is now waiting to go Home with a later shipment of surplus and High Point a Shooti at la Garde Noire do sultan1 is provided by Tom Anderson in this French moroccan outfit at Rabat is very strength and size of the men count for a great Deal As Unity and show plays an important part in the parades and celebrations by the sul the men have five costumes in which they take great the Parade uniform is red and Green colors of the sultans they have to undergo rigorous their Riding course being the toughest a guardsman May practice standing in the sad dle for hours at a if a guard wants to he needs the sultans consent and per As the Sultan cannot be surrounded by Low too late to hurry Tokyo the following front Page Box appeared this week in the Nippon times traffic safety carefully the War is the Wolf by Sansone Mph who in books