Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 21, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                It it av1 Algiers Dai vol. I no. 43 monday june 21 1943 u. S. Army daily newspaper for troops in Algiers area one franc allies warn Italy of new air attack people to4d to stay away from War industries Alm i Forck hka1mvu a ter a Juno 2o i he  Kelpie w re warned Uver  United nations radio Over the week end to Day away Nom War industries and Center of communications. A a the aided air Forres have received on Lei to Tom in your War industries and line., of communication which Are it Erving the interests of the Axis Quot the warning state i i hey will bomb your War industries and communications As relentlessly As they have bombed your Jagt a it and Yon hips during the african Campaign. Therefore the Allied command Advie. You to leave the Vicinity of tiles �in11irary> objectives Aud to Rem Ive your  to safety the allies intend n destroy your factories and your lines of communications As Long As they Are working in the int rest of the Avis tint they do not want to destroy innocent lives therefore remove your families and yourselves to  the broadcast ended with a reminder that it is your Alliance with Germany that brings our bombs Down it a   another warning Winch is also being broadcast to the italian people from the North african station. Said that Allied air attacks which had been largely con tined to shipping and ports would now in spread to the Interior of the country. Quot if you want to save your industries and if you want to see Italy restored to the position which she deserves after the War. Then demand peace. Demonstrate for peace a the broadcast advised. Meanwhile it has become More and More obvious the it Italy is suffering from a Strong Case of defeatism and that Strong measures Are timing taken to combat it. Of least 56 fascist prefects were removed Over the weekend in a new continued or Page 2> army tailor sows sleeves for King wit if the Kini i s party in Tunisi a june 18 d e Aye h Vav ii ii pct Dom in. Abonio Goe. Back to  tailoring business at Stamford. Connin will put a sign Over  door Reading Quot by Absinth Ion to  majesty King George  Yumi so a pvt Al Bon i zip did an pm Galley Job of sewing for the King today it  Small Buim kit it ant. He sewed Siet yes on the Kings  Bush shirt. Slaves welt1 tired. J Ltd protect the 1 Kings forearms which had been j badly sunburned Axis Isles pounded by Naaf 39 enemy planes downed for now strategic record coat crisis deepens after web ruling wage demands refused miners in eight states Start walkout Allied Foken mils june to the cum i n soul hem bmnb�1 by Moonlit Iii Adan a port of 8>  was by l is Iii lit laundries now ration customers a veil gets Viceroy Post takes Over duties on october first new Delhi India. June 20 Field marshal sir Archibald p waved has been named Viceroy of India on oct. I lit will succeed the marquess of Linlithgow the tall scotch Bowlander who has held this import int xxx St of the British Empire for the past seven years. Waved was one of the first British generals of wot id War ii to make a world wide reputation. It was under Hun mint the British forces in Egypt in the fall of 1940 staged their first a Ces Stul Campaign against the Axis. Striking out boldly with Interior forces against a mime Illy Superior italian army Annei Rodolfo Graham a veil pit aed the italians i it i libyan Oes. Take More than Tunis cheers King George Tours Cape Bon after reception with the Kings party 1 Tunisia june id it delayed hi., majesty King George of England on inked  triumphal tour of North ail Lea in a Day highlighted by the reception he received in the Battle scarred City of i univ  population noted tor its wild reception of Allied troops who had liberated them from tile enemy. Turned out today with Lull regalia tor the King. The streets were lined with civilians and troops. British american and French flags were flying from windows and draped Over doorways. The cheering throng shouted Over and Over again Quot Vive be hoi. Vive be hoi Hurrah for the King. It sounded like the organized cheering Section at an army Navy game. In the Center of town was parked a captured German Quot Tiger Quot tank. Around it straining to get a closer View of British Royalty. Wen hundreds of men women and children As the Royal party shipped to inspect the nazi tank continued on Page 2 the cd the had Alid the s i i leg in in Force she to Down 39 fighters its biggest single hag in Oil Era Rions Annist Sicily and Sardinia Oil Friday it win a Busy weekend i or North african air Forte with most pm me in the air since offensive Ojo icons against i Tellene t hey a re still lighting Over  Island however. Wiki tactical air Force patrols turning trick an Axis formation of 14 bombers which attempted to re a to the allies newly won tis so a Long Range tor it Edo a trying Wellington damaged a ship off the East co ast of Corsica and p-38 lightning of the coast Force j destroyed a Juke in Omier operations vested in thus. In two d ivs of flu air Blitz tin allies knocked Down 40 Axis planes for the loss of eight Malta and Middle East based air forces also sent out Strong formations Over the weekend scouring Sicily lower Italy and the Aegean sea. The s Ray Egic a it a Force Long Range bombers collecting its biggest hag on Friday concentrated on three targets in Sardinia and one Iii Sicily details of the raids were revealed today i Bia this  Northeast sardinian a it it was showered with b lbs. Exploding one ship and setting two others on foe the two main docks were wrecked. Ten enemy interceptors were shot Down tins raid was made by b-26 marauders escorted by p-38 lightnings said one of the Bombardier. To sgt. Earl j Long of grand june a continued on Page 2> new York laundry owners in Brooklyn ii Ive been  tut by tie manpower shortage More than 7,�. Ski Kambies in Brooklyn alone have Len Cut Ott from laundry my vice in recent weeks the Industry is rationing customer. And has it if dotted the government tot pet Mission to pay higher wages Iii order to retain the help nazis Laud Horthy on 75th birthday London. June 20 Nicolas ilor v de  Regent of Hungary celebrated Over tin week end ills 75th birthday Adoll hitlers Headquarters had a so Cial broadcast lauding Horthy and the hungarian parliament voted to Issue a specs ii stamp commemorating the Regent. Since 1920 Nicholas Horthy descendent of a Long line <0 landed Magyar Gentry has ruled Over the kingdom Quot which had no King he was educated in the old Austro hungarian Empire for the Navy and was once aide de Camp to Empire Franz Joseph at Vienna he finished world War ii As commander in chief of the bottled up a i Stro hungarian Navy but not before lie had been seriously wounded Horthy is still called Quot Admiral a but just As the kingdom of Hungary has no King so also do is Admiral Horthy have no Navy in fact the Regent is generally seen in Public Riding a White horse. Looking them Over Tonalea and 159,000 i tails n i generals mile comm my Back Over 500 Mil Eft to is it tire All to i Irones int hiding he was also in Supi of the successful ethiopian Campaign As Well a  disastrous campaigns of or -. My Crete after r Carl hair a veil was named Allied coir. Is rider in Southeast Ami and was filled in charge if my hopeless defense of the malay states and tiv dutch East indies when the jap., to it of Sega continued a Page ii Washington june 2ft the Chance were mighty slim today that a general ital stick a could i averted Ite fore the truce deadline expired at Midnight a. A result of the War labor Board s decision on Friday turning Down the demands of tin United mine w likes tor up Tai to jux Tai pay inn eases More than 5ft, Mindin Illinois. Kentucky Penney i Varna Ohio Tennessee West Vir Mii Alabama and Virginia already have walked out of tin pits Nir tin weekend John l Lewis ump president i in. I m a it i divent it out kept ins 20ft in an a a Licy committee Iii Washington tor the eleventh hour crucial decision which will decide t he Fate of t he strike. There was no word from president Roosevelt or any indication whether in would sign the ant strike Bill passed by Congress. Stephen i Early the White House Secretary was pessimistic he said a nation wide strike was inevitable unless the Board reversed its Rilling Over wage increases. I a Long awaited decision of the Board was a big blow to the miners in addition to refusing to Grant wage increases the Board ordered the miners and operators to sign a new contract for two years embracing substantial Ity the same provisions As the old agreement. T he order also provided that wage negotiations could la reopened at the end of the first contract year. The Board decision was eight to four with tin Industry and Public representatives concurring in the majority opinion and four later members tiling a dissenting opinion in which they urged the payment of to cents dully to cover the Wirtal to Portal Issue. In a statement issued to the press the Board stated that to Grant the miners demands would a a mean that we would to retreating from the whole wage stabilization  the Board s directive said thai miners were tree to press their demands Oil the Portal to Portal Issue to i Ore the administrator of he fur la Boc stand ids Art or tin Federal courts the owners also retained their rights to seek pertinent administrative and court rulings. Standing in \ \ pit Rei German recon car. Gen. Dwight a Eisenhower. Comma ii Derma diet of the Lilied forces in North Africa arid it. Gen. Mark Vav Clark commanding general of  f filth Rev witness a toppers perform the ticklish Job of detecting and neutralizing land nones. The photo was taken at the Engineer training Center of tile fifth army where lessons of  i  Campaign Arefi a ii a applied Iii training for future operations. The final stages of the War Iii North Africa tau Glit the allies the tremendous effectiveness of the mine As a Quot rear guard of  enemy. The Driver of the captive car is pvt. Michael Malencic of Akron Ohio House to s own setup vote Only affects Domestic Branch Washington. Jim 20 a the House by a vote of 218 to it adopted an amendment to the War agencies appropriation Bill eliminating All funds for Domestic operation., of the. Office of War information and forbidding the use of other own funds for Domestic Imp a uses i he action Sites not Al Lect owl overseas operations. Tile Filiti now Glt is to the Senate. The House action Cut 5 i Khz dollars from a total Gawf appropriation. Approved in committee of 34 472.504 doll  Ihu elimination of Domestic funds was voted by a coalition of republicans and Southern democrats. With administration leaders out a sing. One of the coalition s main themes was that no organization was needed to stimulate american enthusiasm tor the War it fort. I Elmer Davis in an earlier statement j said lie would resign As director of the of t in e of War information j it its Domestic Branch is closed i Down As a result of tie House vote j eliminating funds for the Domestic Blanch from tile War agencies a prop nations Bdl