Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 6, 1943, Algiers, Algiers Sunday june 6, 1943 a e i and i in i hashes from it a it attn air front s to 1sik Erin con amp Matulat on on it. It to�1 jittery hour Agni certain he d be around to receive them. Nessen was aboard a flew to within 20 Miles of the italian coast when its one a Ine conked. They turned for Home 77 Luc by they Arentt jumped but being alone they had visions of Jerry planes popping from every Cloud. Balon the plane stopped rolling on the runway Nessen stuck out his a Wlass �7. My a of sages any Mau any 1st. In. J. He i1111 Joee letters. Nessen ripped one open and yelped a s a he weighs nine pounds you Guys hear that nine pounds. He climbed out. Wiped his brow and added. Quot its bad enough 0111 that top Back from Italy without sweating out the Irth of your first child As Well and in be been doing that for weeks Page 3 con. Henri Giraud Gen. Charles de Gaulle credit for an amazing Landing under hazardous conditions be Longs to Pilot Holmes 1st lieutenant from Selma Ala. His fortress. Yankee Doodle ii was badly shot up Over Sicily. Two of the Crew i. Wow wounded two engines dead the hydraulics shot away and whole appointees Ema eld rear dorsal and part of the rudder chewed off. The Tail gunner spilled ams Thihn he out and was seen to Parachute. Nearing his Home Field. Holmes radioed �2?� a Haipt de gaul1� appoint or inf mation As to the nearest Hospital. Told it was four and one to it a Catron �?oae6 j8et plane Down in a poppy Field within a few Yards the input 4h??? a 7 adding but the w0unded men Selt 1 Post of High commissioner of moslem affairs and governor Many of the air gladiators at this fortress Field Are rounding out i general of Algeria replacing mar their 50th Mission. Just completing his 50th, for instance was 1st it. 061 Rey Routon in one of the series a. W. Parrott Waco Texas. He did no to join the outfit until february a lightning moves that a uncut but since then has flown almost every Day. Until somebody else atom and sometimes obscured the comes along Parrott s 50 missions will be regarded As the speediest Progress of the get together. In this theater. His 50th was the Long hop Over Foggia Italy which Bou spat la air Mir required More than nine hours. Quot a bit tiring Quot Parrott commented. T is air chief 1 other appointments Gen. Rene Bouscal to be head of the French another 50-Mission Man is to sgt. Ermando Roviaro of Chicago. I air forces in North and West Alife personifies the first generation italian american spirit. His father Roca replacing Gen. Mendival. And Mother both were born in Northern Italy. Ermando top Turret i vice Admiral Emile Muselie gunner flies in a fortress called a a snoozing on his 50th mis one time commander in chief of Sion Over Messina Sicily Snoop in Suzan took a bad bouncing around. De Gaulle a fighting French Navy she had one engine shot out and was riddled with flak holes. She to be an assistant to Giraud and dropped 500 to 1,000 feet at a crack and at times the boys thought charged with keeping order in and hey a have to bail out. Snoozing Suzan finally made it however. About Algiers which will be the capital of the provincial French government Paul a. Pops Galloway of Walstonburg n. C., also hit the i Fth Era Lre of coveted no. 50 the other Day. A radio gunner he has had 244 hours it amp guide the of combat living. On his 50th Mission the Tail gunner stopped a 20mm. People Back to Freedom burst with his wrist and squawked like hell because it ruined a prize i l watch. Galloway it might be mentioned holds the air medal and a Row nine clusters. A escapes from German prison Camps both in the last War and in this one outdo a Hollywood All of the interesting characters Arentt found on the Field in this screen thriller. He was virtually a air minded sector. We might Point out it. Sarah Bagby wac Sec prisoner of Vichy France at the rotary to it. Gen. Carl Spaatz commanding officer of the Naaf. Time of the Allied invasion of she a 25. And hails from new Haven Missouri. Three Brothers Are in Active service and two others died in service. Four nephews also Are fighting for Uncle Sara and one has Given his life. Her friends Call her a a aunt Sally because she a the great aunt of two nieces. But Here a the payoff. One of her Brothers col. Carroll Bagby 53, commanding the 29th inno itry at it. Benning a classmate of Gen. Spaatz at West Point. It. Sarah Wasny to even born when her present Boss and brother attended the Cadamey. Committee plans unification continued from Page i increased air curbs a boat might menace Washington for almost the first time since the Start of the War Allied leaders last week saw a hopeful break in the a boat pall that has Hung Over Allied shipping in the Battle of the Atlantic. Cautiously they noted the possibility that from Here on out the nazi submarine menace would be progressively curbed in til finally the threat would be dissipated. While no Concrete figures were available As yet on the Allied shipping losses for May it was generally agreed that the total would not exceed the april figure which itself had fallen below the total March sinking. In fact the Odds were 50-50 it would be even less. Land based bombers the acceleration of the air Battle against the a boat definitely had the nazi sea packs on the defensive. London reported that nazi submarine commander Admiral Doenitz had issued orders to his men to stay on the surface and Quot shoot it out with attacking planes rather than submerge and be blasted by depth bombs. Much of the effectiveness of the air attack was due to the increased the american Navy a anti submarine weapons. A tiny aircraft without wings the helicopter can take off and land vertically both on land and at sea and can be held stationary a few feet in the air. Further brightening the Outlook was a Navy department announcement that half the fighting ships built during May were the new Type destroyer escorts known As a sub killers a a especially adapted for submarine free for alls. Six of these vessels were launched last week. By next year the a a sub killers a will be the largest single class of warships in the Navy. Building beats sinking there Wasny to any doubt however that since january Allied shipbuilding has outstripped the a boat menace. The Navy department has set the 1943 goal at 19 million tons of new ships and has dared Hitler to equal that record in sinking. Perhaps no greater proof of the decline in a boat Power can be shown than by the North african Campaign where Convoy losses since the first of the year from North Africa. Dressed As an old woman and accompanied by his Quot daughter a a Young talented actress Quot playing Quot the vital role of her career the general made his Way to a lonely Point on the seacoast where an Allied submarine picked him up and transferred him to a plane which carried him to Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhower. Hates the Boche the late Admiral Jean Darlan appointed Giraud commander in chief of French forces in North Africa after Quot Token resistance to Allied forces had ended. When Darlan was assassinated the Day before Christmas the Burden of handling French politics fell to the 64-year-old warhorse. Giraud with soldierly resoluteness plunged into the task. Greatest Aid was the spotless Ness of his hate for the Boche for that is what he always Calls the German foe. He especially had a score to Settle with Rommel for it was the desert Fox who captured him when the germans overran France. Giraud was said to have been bitterly disappointed Over Rommel a escape from Tunisia. In addition to his position on the executive committee Giraud is still commander in chief of the French army of some 300,000 men in North Africa. One of the reported disagreements Between Giraud and de Gaulle which caused negotiations to break Down for a Short time last wednesday was whether a committee member should also be entitled to hold a military command. De Gaulle also is a Soldier and not a politician. His Book predicting the a a lightning Type of Mobile warfare written while he was a Little known tank officer was sniffed at by the French High chinese halt Jap threat to capital in major Victory Chung King what began As a powerful japanese threat Yaina tile Quot Rice bowl of Central China raw turned into a major Victory for Generalissimo Chufang Kai Shek s armies perhaps their greatest Victory in the six year struggle to turn out the invader. Not Only has a japanese army estimated at 80,000 men attempting o Advance up the Yangtze River been smashed with almost half its number dead or wounded but also huge quantities of War materials have been captured materials which the chinese can very Well use. The surprising strength of the chinese arms under Gen. Hush Yueh has not yet been fully explained in press dispatches but r was evident that the chinese and american air forces flying Modem i a a a Nau Cathouse a governor of Loo i Dira advanced ,1 he tvs Post _ Opert tto a is were conducted on Thor than accept Vichy policies of before seen in the giving a to the no. A a Quot Quot is led the fighting French Force. The eve to that took Syria from the Petain land a Liv a government in 1941. He became City from the j52 its governor with Headquarters in the Nippon orces Asuno th2 Damascus. He has been a staunch Banks Otto. Rive a a de Gaulle supporter. But is also he. Welcomed in the Giraud Camp. Eau Georges was commander in if no so if jubilation told chief of the French armies in it France under the Allied com he cell wander Gen. Maurice Camelia it was in 1934 Georges had been serious i bombed and strafed without Oodo by wounded in the flurry of bul action Partick Nativ lets that killed King Alexander of i Yugoslavia and prime minister command of maj. Gen Claire l. Louis Barthou. Gen. Georges is Chennault caped from France and joined Gen. Giraud a forces shortly after the Allied invasion of North Africa. Monnet an accomplished Diplomat and financier is Well known in the United states. He was chairman of the British French j purchasing commission in new i York during the Early part of the War and even after the fall of France he continued to direct its. ,.operation until three months ago. Jouget desperately to hold on to Petain appoints or s1? Bridgehead and the viral Ain appointee Tai Black sea port of novo Rossik Massieu was a Delegate to to the face of increasingly Strong the league of nations for Many i soviet pressure during last weeks years and later the Petaln-ap-1 lighting in the Southern sector. Pointed ambassador to Turkey. Elsewhere on the Long front with the Complete Nazif Ying of there were violent air Battles As the France he left his Post and joined red army air Force attempted to de Gaulle in London soon becom Knock the German War machine tag his commissioner for foreign out of Kilter before it could be affairs. Thrown into gear for the Long sex Philip was a brightest member pee Ted All out Axis offensive. Of the chamber of deputies at one a grim struggle for air supreme time and his name has not been Acy is going on with mass dog linked with Vichy even though he fights Between As High As too remained in France until last win planes being fought throughout Ter when he escaped to London the week. In the kursk area head and the fighting French Camp. Ily bombed by the Luftwaffe there although the Giraud and de followed a series of air Battles in Gaulle factions had merged there which 123 German planes were de was still evidence that not All Alf strayed against the soviet loss of Ferencek had been ironed out. It 30 aircraft. Was reported that Gen. Charles the big German thrust into a Nogues resident general Flinan province Northwest of mos French Morocco was to be re cow. Had been hurled Back. Other moved and likewise Pierre Bois Wise. Land fighting throughout the son governor of French West of week was confined to sorties by inca. Both Are Petain appointees sides a several thousand of and still regarded in some quart-1tilem-ers As leaning toward Vichy. Reds Battle nazis for air control Moscow the German army air attacks fire from Shore Batule of huge land based bombers tories mines and a boats reached i command with its m in Mot com whose Speed enabled them to get the Small percentage of 2.16 for plex but not by Hitler. The More than la million tons of Allied shipping Docking at african ports. Into position for dropping depth charges before the submarine could crash dive out of Range. But even Long Range bombers protect a mid Ocean Gap of some 500 Miles where most of the Allied losses a \ e piled up. What they can do was pictured in a communique issued at Lon a mans Haven to yet Learned to use j Organ when the lightning struck France in May 1040, de Gaulle with what Little equipment he had one Concrete development during the week of intense drama and tense anticipation was the return of the immobilized French Fleet at Alexandria Egypt to the Allied fold. The Deal was arranged by Giraud and added one battleship three cruisers three destroyers and one submarine to the mighty United nations Fleet. Meanwhile it was revealed that America had sent 38,000,000 dollars Worth of essential civilian supplies to War Ridden sectors of Tunisia. The payment was equally prompt. Checks in part payment amounting to 25.000,000 dollars signed by Giraud have already been received in a Washington. Berlin radio made no mention of this week s developments in North Africa. Underground channels from nazi trodden France said the people were making no secret of their Delight and Hope Over the proceedings. Now it would appear that the repulsed tile Panzer attack in his germans once again Are facing the 1 c a Tor but it was Only a Finger in old disaster from the sea that1 the Dike that soon burst. When eventually led to their defeat in the collapse came de Gaulle Baretta first world War. The Ger a Joy escaped. He went to England to in organize resistance and was forced savings w a Shin a Tony beg ii Ming june 15 America will Institute its own pc ions o f Maynard Kent s forced savings plan which been sue Ful in great Britain the trea Ary program Calls Tor a payroll savings plan in 180 too firms. Quotas Are set at not i a a a Don last week by the Cut Stal com their sea legs and the loss of the promptly funded a traitor by the than to percent of Gross payrolls Mand. British planes destroyed five Battle of the Atlantic not Only submarines in to Days with depth will provide the allies with smooth allies to set up world food Bank hot Springs United nations food conference after two weeks of meetings concluded thursday after formally approving resolutions which if made effective will insure a Post War world free from want. The principal decision was to create an International agricultural authority which will seek to coordinate the production distribution and Eom sumption of food throughout the world. The British delegation s proposal for a world food bark Trade agreement program received an enthusiastic stamp of approx Ai. Paul Appleby under Secretary of agriculture summed up the conference aim thusly Quot two third of the two billion people on Earth spend their whole lives pro rur food Mer e produce Only in High to Kep Doc in my soul together. For most of the remaining to lord food takes a huge slice of their is Ming it a hey work to eat. No in a in country Haw All the charges despite heavy enemy Cannon lire. Another innovation was the helicopter. Already adopted by the British an. Come to 1 a a a cello sailing for moving men and supplies but will make Hitler a virtual prisoner within his own for Ryff from Contact ii i the hic japanese ally Yench government that accepted and will tap 140,000.555 dollars of German peace terms. J potential consumer buying Power. But Many flocked to the de it is la it Ted that fort 3 saving Gaulle Banner attracted not so will Siphon off much of the sex much by the tall Sharp featured j Ems income of g nor a i. It a unlike m St waders j relieve tile up ii in i. Al. Win t a. cos Nee is u Vii ii a Noah to f it. N a program we s it a a lit it v Ork to and no pressure it. Be r Job they ?d.�?� i ill. Act Ranee
