Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 19, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Pac 2the stars and stripes week la saturday june 19, 1943 they drink a Toast with milk yank equipment plays Large role in reds Effort Stettinius reports to for on u. S. Aid to soviet army Washington a out of the Maze of figures and statistics in lend lease administrator Edward Stettinius report to the president on United states Aid to Russia came the conclusion that if Russia is holding her own on the Eastern front she is doing it with the help of increasing american food and equipment. The report which dealt with lend lease materials shipped to soviet Russia during the entire War indicated that lend lease is providing vital assistance to the soviet armies in the Field to the vast Industrial population behind the lines and to the men and women rebuilding russians agricultural life. Or. Stettinius revealed that the most important single contribution of lend lease to Russia is completed weapons a tanks planes guns. These have been shipped Iwhite Plains n.  All a mistake Woodall replied Over a variety of routes in Ever y8 of testimony that gave Amer insisting that he had just fallen at a Washington luncheon celebrating the second anniversary of the shipment of american lend lease supplies to in allies United nations leaders drink reconstituted dry whole milk Sneh As is Lent abroad by the United states. Coating the lend lease agreement Are the russian ambassador to the United states Maxim Litvinov vice president Henry a Wallace the lend lease administrator Edward r. Stettinius and or. T. V. Soon chinese foreign minister. Dempsey casts off spouse while Chaplin gets new one increasing numbers and Many planes have been flown All the Way or assembled Enro Ute after being delivered part of the Way by american ships. Ship raw materials second in importance to the finished implements of War As vital contributions to the russian offensive has been the volume of raw materials shipped by lend lease and fabricated into War weapons in russian factories. Of these the largest single item was 125.000 tons of steel and steel products followed by 145,000 tons of Copper brass Nickel molybdenum and other materials including 60,-000 tons of aluminium Dural Minum and 32,000 tons of Zinc. Soviet Field Maneu vers Are facilitated by the 670,126 Miles of Telephone wire and the 181.875 Field telephones a shipped to Date. Russian railways have received 112.000 tons of equipment including rails and rolling Stock. As further Aid to Russia s transportation system 135,000 motor vehicles have been shipped. United states chemicals and explosives have kept russians munitions factories operating at full blast and to keep her fighting men in the Field Well fed ,-000 tons of food have been shipped to our soviet ally. Large As our food shipments have been they Are Small in comparison with critical russian needs. Ira its Best Light Reading since the asleep in the apartment. He Errol Flynn Case the celebrated  explain How his shoes got action of Jack Dempsey against his wife Hannah Williams and vice versa has ended in anti Climax. In the bedroom but suggested that Peterson planted them there. Benny also had trouble explaining away a picture of himself and it looked As if everyone had mrs. Dempsey in a restaurant a won except the pairs Young patently holding hands. Dempsey a daughters. A White Plains supreme lawyers embarrassed tile fight court referee apr Ved Hannah a manager by asking where his left separation suit approved Jack s hand was and scored heavily when divorce suit and left the custody he gulped a a it must be behind of the children undecided. J  for Complete results in the by avid followers of Hie affaire Zarre Case its followers will have Demosey were denied one a doubt to wait two months when the idly important chapter of the Case. Nal decision is scheduled to be following Woodall a joust with the handed Down on the referees los Angeles detective the door opinion. Was closed in the Public s face and in the final Days of the double a private hearing in the judges suit the former we Orlds heavy Chambers wound up testimony in weight boxing Champ and the onetime Broadway showgirl lost the spotlight to Benny Woodall once manager of lightweight Lew a Ltd the two Way suit. Comedian Charlie Chaplin temporarily settled out of court a pakins. Woodall and Jenkins were eternity suit brought by Joan bar jew we  Coas Kinton Flores. After a year and a half of War americans Are fast learning the meaning of total War. Rubber Gas and tire shortages Are old stuff by now and the people have almost become used to Coffee and Suga rationing. The Point system in rationing of meats canned fruits an vegetated and dozens of other Leeds is still puzzling and there is still the Rush to buy that flair of shoes before the Coupon expires. Visual evidence of what War Means can be seen in All Hie Victory gardens that Spring up in vacant lots and once Well groomed lawns. This week. Americans at heme heard further news about what they will do without until this War is won. Fuel will be scarcer next Winter. It will be a lot harder to get seats in busses and trains. There will be fewer doctors and dentists what with Many in the armed forces and stores will have less clothing and Little furniture. War production Board chief Donald Nelson translated All there shortages into dollars and rents. Besides the critical materials needed for the ships guns and planes of our mushrooming armed forces War expenditures will reach a really astronomical figures his year. Nelson named the sum�?106 billion dollars. That is 80 percent More ban last year which in turn was three and a half times the 1941 total. What this Means to the War Effort was emphasized by statistics in the gains americans have made already in War production. Nelson revealed that munitions turned out in 1942 had four times the value of those in 1941. Last year 48,000 planes of All types were produced against 20.000 the year before. Just one More figure a this year the tonnage of naval vessels sliding Down the ways is already three times As great As in the preceding eighteen months. % meanwhile americans who Havi not As yet found their proper place in a nation at War got More details about what Thev will be doing soon. They listened the Man in a civilian Industry the housewife in the Kitchen the student in Schul and prepared to go into some kind of War Job. The Man who has most to say about who a going to work at what. War manpower commissioner Paul v. Mcnutt presented the Case before the appropriations committee of the House of re present Alives the All powerful body that controls the purse strings of governmental agencies. The Silver haired commissioner explained that the next twelve months will find More americans two Quot a an Ever before�?84.400 too men and women. In spite of that however he warned the nation will face a manpower shortage. War industries and the armed forces Are insatiable in their manpower requirements. Ii Economy minded committee members leaned Back in their chairs puffed at their cigars and then trimmed 111,400,000 dollars trom Mcnutt a budget. They refused to appropriate 40 million dollars for the National youth administration already Cut to the Bone the committee said the nya is no longer needed and ordered its liquidation by january i. Although a House subcommittee had previously recommended the nya be continued and financed under Mcnutt s impel vision. Mcnutt s other two units the War manpower commission and the Federal Security Agency also suffered heavy cuts. In his testimony Mcnutt revealed that our armed forces by the end of this month will reach 9 200.600 men and by the end of the year. 10.906.000 to reach that figure 1.700,000 men will be added within six months while another 700,000 will be taken As replacements. Selective service had some new details on How these men wer going to be picked. Maj. Gen. Lewis Hershey warned that the army is about to get Tough with men now in class 3d, where deferment is Sev. Named correspondent Quot by Quot Demp and be Able to meet. Heres his picture of such a Case a a if a Man has two or three children his wife is an invalid and Bas nothing but what he earns the Man Bias to take care of the wife and children get their meals and Wash the children s clothes before going to  then turned around to marry Best not so Good go a o Neill 18. Debutante Dauer Benny and Ned Peterson los or playwright Eugene of Neill. Angeles detective had at each i f Rhi plan was married for the other with the Sleuth attempting of 1�?T, h. Time at. Carpinteria. Cal. To establish that the fight mans "j?,1 erstwhile protege was in Ger and Hannah Mere Over Friend i a t hearing of the coolly in her apartment. Woodall did far her Quot in Quot to i Yak  barn his Best to explain it All away a told t e orbs Iha the m mid Hibb set Lix Lai am it l Ipp bul by on the a Khz u a pm Ibish Chapel i i0,>r Lin As the father of her child in Hannah and Penny p Ayed a spite of the fa4.t that he had game of hugging and kissing Bea Gre cd to pay 2 500 dollars tween nips from a bottle in the plus 4.600 dollars for medical at. Apartments Dinette Peterson Tes to Weir agricultural life was sell fied strange love making tactics a ugly disrupted and damaged by came u i it when the detective _ the invading German troops and declared a Woodall would Lay Down Chaplin never admitted anything today the soviets Are making he i on. And sometimes beyond the fact that the Broad Roic Effort to restore food pro-1 on  Way actress was his protege duet on in areas liberated from the Axis. To Aid these efforts we have sent them More than 10.000 tons of seeds. Ten Hon and too dollars a week for the support of the child during a period of unrevealed length. Works two ways then there a lend lease in reverse. News from Home gals balk Al pants j set up food program Detroit a fifty seven office Omaha neb a a Stream girls of the Ford motor company a while american Industry churns i Highland Park Plant denied that out lend lease materials to be used by our allies on fighting fronts All Over the world England lined National food program which will be administered largely by with its own reciprocal lend lease plan has been supplying american troops in both tile african and european Heaters with Large quantities of War materials. .543 the British split Vorcie i Quot he i with 16.251.000 pounds of wheat k0�l wk.�?�h., Flat a f,.rd flour 5.425.000 pounds of Nota-1 my it Lor cob Plu a it declared i toes 4.920.000 pounds of bread 7, r.is-274,000 pounds of sugar 3.500.000 pounds of vegetables in addition to lesser quantities of Many other foodstuffs. Slacks were not flattering to the Tate and local governments is female form and proceeded to we or i being set up by m. Clifford town dresses to work despite a company and. Former director of the food Rule requiring trousers for female production administration. Or. Employees. J Townsend was recently appointed the girls pointed out that women a spacial a it preventative to it of War employed in the army ordnance j administrator Chester Davis Section across the Hall wore skirts a draft officials told the nations fathers that about one in every six of them will be taken this year beginning about october. They will come mostly from cities rather than Rural districts since the farms have already lost enough hired hands. Less than a million daddies will be drafted with the rest of the required men i / Ling from 350.000 youths turning 18. And a Large group of childless men whose occupational do cements Are expiring As Well As Many women expected to join the auxiliary services. Congress has often asked pm harassing questions about the number of government employees deferred from the draft As essential to �?�1con,Gress Otu answer�?89.327. This took All the wind out of the sails of suspicions legislators. Its such a Small  considering the tremendous size of the Federal labor Force. Quot us a of female Bluejacket will reach 48,500 by the end of 1943. The Navy announced there Are now four training stations Iii operation teaching Waves How to be everything from Para Chute riggers and aviation machinists mates to link Trainer in aviation Metal Smiths. By july 1944. There will be 68,100 Waves in All branches of the Navy. All these facts and figures pointed to one conclusion americans were rolling up their sleeves and buckling Down to the Job of getting this War Over with As soon As possible. Tins could be done in Only Way?ec0nunk recon a a to rationing and shortages and taking Home sort of War work if the Ai med forces Lichi t Call. Meanwhile the importance of labor in the War program was recognized with the selection of two labor leaders As vice chairmen of the War production Board. Web Bead Donald Nelson selected to official Clinton s. Golden to handle manpower Liaison production representative Joseph Keenan to work on labor up to March 1943, the British had turned Over to the americans 675 aircraft for use in North of books on Way Over new York thirty five million specially printed pocketed re books will be shipped to american forces overseas during the coming year toe army will get Imi percent of the total fifty titles will be selected monthly Fiona the popular favor women guards hired Chicago a tile Chicago Park District has had to take an about face position in respect of the in. A a ing of women lifeguards on the lies for publication to be printed City Beadles this coming summer. I on a special format called the fica. During february and March j applications Are now being accept armed service editions both fic alone contributions listed by the led and officials claim that ability Tion and non fiction will be in air ministry included the follow a rather than feminine attractions is funded ii the selection ing bicycles motorcycles binoculars. Oxygen masks flying suits and a horde of other items used in the recently concluded Campaign. Indicate inc that reciprocal lend t n i Case was the basis for Long Range j or plans of Allied cooperation the it a ministry revealed that it was i is Ter ing countries freed from e prepared to meet the requirements my occupation of the Usa of for vital de icing and defrosting supplies for the Winter of 1943-44. And would ply 3,500 dinghies for ame us a i uie  Congress and the president remembered service men when they approved the a pay As you go tax Bill. Under Tho measure almost All members of the a mud forces will have Mieir tax obligations eliminated for the duration and very few single officers under the rank of major or married men under the rank a1 lieutenant colonel will Nave to pay taxes on income earned in 1943. The supreme court has Ehan cd ifs mind again. This time in the interest of the Democrat principle recognizing minority rights. In Luo the Black Robed adjudicators ruled school children were required to Salute the Flag even if they had religious scruples against it the decision at that time denied the plea of the be Novah Vii Nesses religious sect holding that a Salute violated Bible a a functions. Of lha cd ont a reversed itself and upheld the right to refrain from saluting the Flag. From slips to chutes sub launching record new London. Conn Vii at work. Alter trying to build a huge ,. ,. Quartermaster depot at Cost Dunn i e graduates were told their j found that he had a profit of 178. Last word to Book ies. To t. A a a ast Goa too Dollar so he negotiated Tho Ilyin slip-1 will agents of America and would j contract Laid Back 150 000 dollars. A dont mean Goon a sowing the seeds of Tut and will Divide what is left among i racy War service Oiga Liza liens. These Parachute bombs float slowly to Earth to rain Metal fragments on enemy personnel. Low Little Rook Ark Goy. Denying planes employ them with a Mer Adkins says handbook opera advantage pleated acc tors and other professional Gamb among racy and greater safety for the leis of draft Ace must get splint Tao King plane. J Tiai work of Light