Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 24, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Algiers daily vol. I no. 51 thursday june 24, 1943 u. 5. Army daily newspaper for troops in Algiers urea Ink franc air Force eases up Over Italy patrolling main activity damage to targets heavy Soldier dads May get double Benefit w Ashing i it a a too vivant i  in tin government s com tribute Iii to wives of service men who have one it it a More children 11 t a it been sponsor do new York s senator Robert f Wagner. Senator Wagner said that about ten percent of enlisted men in the nation inned lore a lither and bit Many More f Tilers will soon by inducted into tie arum. Dual control strike ends miners solves Unity return to Coa pets for French president invites Gen. Giraud for Washington visit Union under agrees to peace government Rule k head Quad i he Edge Liam he toe of Italy s a Gnu Day follow in in raids Over a lit military t a tiv Ity in the Ait lilt t oiling except 1iv a. A a cd ilia11 and italian t Imu Atti and Ala lid for tills june 23 i Winrig ii in. It at ii let v us i Levin til my Ain n ties and Adja get this week. I a collided it Lur Small a tack Mosquito Over is i it la Road a at Sib lira to. On the night o Jan 21-22 Hai wellingtons of the strategic a fore lol loped up the Daylight at tack by american. Mitchell bombers in Sale Iii at Ila Ime tune lib a pairs of the Middle fast command w us blast Iii ferry terminal on the Eastern eel be of the Boot. Over Salerno the port and railway Juliet Ion 30 Milt Southeast of Naples the wellingtons encountered no night to Alpers and Only Light talk when they dropped their la Ivy Load of bombs on Industrial insinuations. Four thousand Pounders exploded in the marshalling Yards and near a Barracks and a Large fire and several smaller ones were started. While tile Naaf was cutting away at this key to the Supply line running Between Naples and Southern Italy the Middle  bombers unleashed 275.000 pounds of explosions on Harbor i tis Tai i Ito is at san Giovanni Calabria and Reggio shooting Down 20 Axis aircraft eight of these planes Are list to As probably destroyed. On the same evening Beau fight j Era of the Northwest african coastal air Force searching for enemy shipping off the coast of Sardinia blew up and Sank a continued on rage 4 a quiet in Detroit race riots Laid to fifth column it i i. And s a Ltd t hcs i of >11 Sll Vav or n i Eye a i by ii our King visits 8th army British forces stage impressive show Tripoli. June 21 delayed in contrast to wildly cheering t prongs which greeted him at Malta. Not a civilian was in sight this morning As k us George i of England arrived in Tripoli aboard the British Cruiser Aurora. All inhabitants of this captured italian City were ordered to remain indoors during the procession of the Kings caravan through the Corso Italo Balbo and the order was enforced by soldiers armed with torn guns on roof tops and along roadsides the mighty British 8th army put on for their Monarch a Lull Day s Silow that was impressive in Power Detroit. June 23 peat e returned to this City As authorities blamed fifth  As the cause of the 3<-hour race riots in whim 23 persons were killed 20 of them negroes. While steel helmeted troops armed w it rifles and machine guns continued to patrol the City in jeeps and motor lorries More than 1.300 rioters were arrested. 85 percent of them negroes. White and negro civic leaders blamed the disorders on an a organized National fifth column conspiracy to break our National Unity and disrupt the Home production  president r. J. Thomas of the United Auto workers said he was convinced the riots were the work of German fifth columnists. He asked the Federal Bureau of investigation and the police to find the a filthy agents who an behind this and sentence them to death As  a Ilia i Law reigned Over the vital metropolitan War Plant area covering three counties with a population of More than two million a majority of factories Are still operating hut Many workers both White and negro failed to report tor the morning shift. Heaters were permitted to open until 9 15 pm but curfew restrictions remained in effect. Mayor Edward Jeffries announced it had not yet been decided when troops should discontinue their guard duty. Officials had different opinions about the causes of the riots the continued i he French a it it omit t be t Iona i i i Berat Ion having los Dith reduces. Did not Nult i la leu ii i in a a t to Roo shout i he world i in i of comment and  the in Luteal events a it the hours. The committees autumn late i Lump let of flu Cut ult  tic it Gen. Hemi ii mud a Lom Mahd or in it Hie it Frei ii forces in Noi til aft leu and the acknowledge Merit of Gen Charles de Gaulle s leadership of fighting French soldiers elsewhere throughout the French Empire was a Wel oui solution to lilt differences Between Giraud and do Gaulle meanwhile it has been announced in Washington that in Giraud has been invited to Confer at some unspecified time with president Roosevelt. The two Erst met at Casablanca and then greetings were said to have been quite cordial. The naming of Giraud who is a live Star general and de Gaulle who wears two stars As dual commanders. Each wit ii a definite geographical zone of command and the formation of flies two and their respective  into a permanent military commission which would bring about fusion of the two armies into one single great army come alter More than two weeks of discussion several times the factions appeared on the verge of an open break. Gen. De Gaulle was known to have been very Adamant in his demand. He insisted upon a drastic streamlining of the French forces with the removal especially of older officers. Giraud agreed on the icon finned on Page 4� saboteurs nabbed in bomb Plant Rochester n v seven men were arrested by the Fri on Harg. It Sabot age m us Iii i lit 11 i a tire of lies Isaila v bomb and h ind an1 Nelli i re of Spence port look out t he Plant Manu i act ill e a her had i to Dis. In Vav so i n j Lon june 23 Hui a million miners Are in Ming by k to i he co ii jut to i v in let a Sun prom i e the Union w irk in in no eminent a. A i set t lenten of is i a the dins re i la it input ,1,111v lengths r l. Lewis presi d mine worker a noun in tor ,2 h it ii j it. Mill. T w it t n y Lur a Saer de held Are Amerigo firm s president who 1/ cd Cit i in Boll ill employees the Fri persisted in illegal spite warnings. All an Folie in 52 is a a t lira i Italy and six ii ter join unit fuel in l. A the. I m w to Der cd the miners til Midnight of til Extension of a i a a f. Vir ii la of is a the Union Ware. By which return to tion of tie reached Affa s Between Lent of the. And solid Harold i lev commit Tex or i ick to work in oct. Her 31 under the i sent con operators Brevi id refused to 30 Lur be i is tines. In Chat �,e<1 Titov practices deface pus i git ii Ison my  Dol  tile old controls inn Toi Quot us a had emr a on March 31 Levis declared the miners ate returning to then Job in the it it Good Faith and in the hone t firm government will treat i he Sanu Good fait la a free Vichy prisoners joint commission sponsors release All persons who were interned in concentration Camps or who were confined to work companies or restricted areas when North and West Africa was under Vichy and German control have now been liberated it was announced today by the joint commission of political prisoners and refugees. French sub in action on Page 4 French submarines have gone into action against the enemy who dominate their Homeland with the sinking of a Large Axis merchant ship Iii the Mediterranean the French have officially announced f Date of the. Sinking was not Given Gen. Marshall ground troops Deal knockout will blow censorship forbids release of information on the kind s tour until 48 flours after the event has taken pm tee. Aud numbers. The keynote of the military display was United Natl mss Solidarity As seen in the presence Side by Side of american air forces units and free French. Win fought with the British desert forces and South africans. New sealanders. Sudanese indians Maul items. Palestinians. Basurto Landers. East africans and swazi i of la Empire forces. The King s trip from Malta aboard the Aurora was carefully guarded by destroyers with Crews at in lion stations. In constant operations were mine submarine and continued on Page 4 Columbus. Ohio our adversary May be hammered to his Knees by bombing but lie will i a cover unless a knockout blow is j delivered by a ground  j this was the message of Gen. George cd Marshall. U s army chief of staff to the conference of state governors Here in his i first Public address since his conferences and inspection of troop preparations in North Africa. I a a failure today to surge Forward i with every ounce of Power and it tort in our Possession would be to write a tragic Page for  i Gen. Marshall added in a Recomb hut ment of the Allied pledge of an Early invasion of Europe. J there is a temptation Quot to ease i up after initial relatively minor successes a but this must be resisted. Asserted the chief of stall the Axis nations would proclaim any prolonged hesitation As a weak element of Allied psychology he said. Gen Marshall declared that the Battle of examples of for Allied action and the assent i it of v on land and it a and in the a or. Quot Tunisia gave us an invalid nil pattern for the future by our tasks will be Mere i in v Dittli clip with the great Hazard of Over water approach and a heave Bitt the commissions report Climax cd months of Effort by american. British and French authorities to solve a Complex problem the freeing of prisoners and refugees has proceeded in an orderly manner Over the past my months As swiftly As tin making of military Security investigations and arrange merits for maintenance of internees would permit flu commission St a ted eradication of a much criticized situation has been effected with the liberation in North Africa of loyalist banish internees. A raiment have been made for the i transportation of these former prisoners to Mexico the american i a Rev has agreed to employ the j Spanish republicans until passage to us latin american Republic is a Vaila by. J the commission operates under the joint chairmanship of the United rams hid British consuls general in Algiers the Field party Winch Quot cited Camps and made inv a Quot pions included represent a in is o r two consuls general a he frn it ii High Minand the p pile Vlf in lid Relief a let ton a a a n to f h african econ t ii1 my the internal Iona re a pro. In a St heir i till the no a Ernest removes the a Brent of i com Nhung Coni strike to the nations War industries and cts a time limit of More than i my months in which to work out a sati i Ictor wave contract Arrau Quot fluent with the miners. Rile mines will cont Fine to tie under the direction of administrator Lekes to pus been operating them since May i the Union h is come tent i v offered to mine a rvs i for the government. But heretofore if ices has refused to negotiate on those Quot rounds insisting such action Wou d supersede the War labor Board. The policy committee said the Union was authorized to de Leeal suits for i Ort a i -1 o a it it a i a nov sensation this was tin main Issue blocking agreement with the open tors and was Reie eted on around if was a left a a Nii Stion outside tile Board s jurisdiction. Before the settlement Elt the Board wrote Franklin i Roosevelt  All necessary Powers of government Mould be exercised to enforce its order requiring owners and Coal miners to sign agreements settling the dispute continued on Page 4> was reach president it believed fascist party split grows Scorza criticizes Mussolini s policy to be main inned  a the Way will be and losses will i army chief warned is  Mal Hall credit a Cis Iori bombing from tremendous effect orations of the  d i hot fir find he a v  Quot but Vilt the i of a two australian leaders resign by Vila Icen Quot Lind on the German i Wal ill of a pm v losses inflict or on German lighter planes during Dayli lit bombing expeditions had a direct Bearin on the Victory in Tunisia and Hie weakening of German air Power on the russian front he said can by it it a news tint australians s Miker of tin Commonwealth parliament Walter Nairn and chairman of committees John John Henry prow be have resigned their posts Marks the latest development in Australia s parliamentary crisis. Their action followed us motion of Quot no Confidence in Hie government recently presented by a w Fadden Leader it us o posit Ion the War picture brought to the governors by the general was global. He pointed out the signify Canoe of the Battle of aft Island. Tunisia afforded perfect i that the government had Quot allowed Quot of coordinated leadership in f Quot j a Fig e my con Industrial anarchy to prevail tie a Hon and the Assem do tons 11 was a swi l Quot to it Fadden declared in his deflate Blage of overwhelming military continued on Page 2 cause of lbs Craven fear of in Trade Union  to Nixon. June 23�?latest reports from Italy indicate that the crisis within the fascist party us 0 serious that 1111111 Benito my. Ohm. Authority has been questioned openly for the  Lime in Rome the Reb 1 it said to in party is ret Ary Carlo  who issued 1 Public statement to italian Blackshir 1 which implied that ii Duce had not quite achieved the Unity needed for a country threatened by invasion. The document which stressed us need for strict control of the internal situation is evidence of a split Between two groups within tile party one led by Mussolini and the other by Scorza. Mussolini a Only answer was reported to i tile sulky refusal to name the Cabinet members who Are to attend saturdays meeting of tin italian Council of ministers. Meanwhile further i it each demonstrations Are taking place. On june to a number of Catholic meetings were held in some town in memory of an italian murdered by the fascists 19 years ago. At All these demonstrations proclamation.-, were distributed with these slogans Quot we want the War to end. May peace