Word: passau
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...musicians who were languishing in other Army jobs, General Eddy was enthusiastic, put his three-starred authority fully behind the venture. The following summer the outfit made a tour of Germany and even hired itself out as pit orchestra for a production of The Marriage of Figaro at the Passau festival...
...Poles, who flew an aged biplane from Poland across Red Czechoslovakia to land near Passau, in West Germany...
...American Way." The U.S. zone has far fewer Americans than the Soviet zone has Russians. Most of the Americans, though not the most important ones, are downy-cheeked G.I.s in their late teens. They have no real notion of why !hey are there. At Passau in Bavaria one of their officers told me: "We aren't making any impression on the Germans that I can see. There are only 300 Americans in this whole area of some 700,000 Germans. Our number is being further cut. Very few of us are interested in Germany. Few of us know...
Died. Alfons Adolph, 80, photographer, credited with being the first man to print view postcards (in 1879); in Passau, Germany...