Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 29, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Algiers Quot daily l Viva. V v plans made for Giraud visit to . General to teen reason for trip at press meeting Ai Range weirs for the bottling of in ted state trip of Gen Henri Monon Giraud will be completed at today s session of the French commit tee for National tuber lion it was generally understood Here though there was no official French confirmation. Ii is exacted that his plaits will j to Ivul ted in the official communique which will follow Hie committee s meeting. Rite White House last night confirmed retorts of Gen Giraud a projected trip to the United states Accord Ini to a hic broadcast a Gen. Giraud has consented to conduct a inference tomorrow with the Anglo american As Well As the French press it was also1 Learned at that time lie will discuss the reasons for his impending trip outlining his proposed schedule of talks with american leaders if is believed that the general a conferences in the United slates will be essentially of a technical and military nature. He will probably be accompanied by a picked few French military authorities. His departure from North Africa will probably be made before the week ends. Permitting him to be in America for the Celebration of Bastille Dav july 14. During Gen. Giraud s absence he will let a represented on the supreme War Council of the commute by his chief of staff Gen. Alphonse juin. The final line up of Council members is to be worked out at today a committee meeting. O Thor commission members planning trips in the near future Are Gen. Georges cat Roux. Governor general of Algeria who is to go to Cairo and Bierut Bene assign commissioner of foreign aft airs. And Couve de Murville finance minister both of whom Are said to be planning to attend conferences in London. Gen. C varies de Gaulle is expected Back from his tour of tunisian battlefields in time to attend the meeting. He has been addressing Large formations of his fighting French army. In one of the speeches he has warned Italy that it can sex he it blow after blow until it Falls he declared that the allies will put an end to the Axis a a spirit of domination the French Leader Drale s. Army daily newspaper for troops in Algiers urea lend lease helped Victory in Africa j Washington More than 1170.000 ton of  goods Worth 40 unite n <1 it liars helped win the North Afri a Ltd c Imp ugly. Lend i Case  Edward r Stettinius. Or. Revealed. Til exports created goo j will among the civilian population Ani induced j1 hem to Stop hoarding and to put farm produce into circulation he i said it wis announced that French authorities in North Africa wha of Lect cd distribution of goods Brough Norm a Chai \ u of Trade have paid Back 25 million dollars my Are Arian it a to pay the rest in the near future. Anti subsidy Barrymore a Girdle plan studied in auction Bock in Congress one ii Anc new hits on Ruhr targets mass evacuation taxes transport London. Juno 28 a Germany took i on the Chin for the eighth successive night in the Allied round the clock Aerial offensive saturday night when attackers reached targets in Western and Northwestern Germany and Industrial regions in France. The raids Cost the allies six bombers and seven fighters. Heavy Clouds Over the French objectives were said to have caused some Allied aircraft to return with their bomb loads still intact meanwhile attention remained foe used on yesterday s decree ordering the evacuation from Western Germany of the whole agricultural population. Tile order is attributed to the highly effective Allied air raids in the Ruhr Valley Region it is believed that tile new compulsory move will impose an almost impossible Strain on i Germany a already overburdened \ transport system and add to the housing chaos. The population of the Ruhr is i estimated at la million. No Indus j continued on Page 4f country worried by meat shortage As stores close Washington. June 28 Hon c and Senate cont crees begun meeting today to Iron out differences Iii their versions a i the Bill prohibiting pay mein Iii government subsidies to hold Down Fogt a prices labor and consumer organization continued their protests against passage of the Bill accusing Congress of kilo. King out a prop in president Roosevelt a program to Check the rising Cost of living and Avert an inflationary i wage Price spiral i he Bill received its main sup put from legislators of farm j states who of jct ted to the office a of Price administration plan for i paying subsidies to food processors j to keep prices Down they con tended that if any subsidies arc i paid. The Farmers should receive 1 them i a provision for pay Fig subsidies to banners has been mentioned As i a possible Compromise to avoid the expected presidential veto. Or. Roosevelt warned Congress that cancellation of subsidies would be a dangerous inflationary step. Meanwhile the nations families j were faced with a drastic meat i shortage. The Supply of dressed meats was shrinking to a vanishing Point All Over the country forcing thousands o f but Oiler shops in the East and Midwest to close their doors. The newly appointed War meat Hoard called a conference in Chiffon a cd on Page 4 la Gill ski a the question a a it it i n it it a the lips of every Holly a Oil. I Lav i will the la to j i a than log a. In. Ait John liar Ramore a a a ii Man it r a two in i n 1 i he Girdle is the prize item on 1 Elf a i he wardrobe of hat r a a Nore which was today issued by a i i Meers describing the Girdle in excellent condition of the i Hest Quality and a very Reha by product the auctioneers said that duplicates were unobtainable at any Price Ltd Ber  the ii get included Naples left 5n flames by rap raiders Vesuvius Eye comes bombers signpost to italian town i 4 dozen Dei wet a lamas Ste of Long 40 flairs of and to pairs Woolen in flashy of shot1 most miners Back in pits few still out face anti strike ruling japs disorganized in Yangtze Battle continued on Page 4 Chung King a series of japanese thrusts in three provinces along the Yangtze in Central China Nanhwei. Hupe. And Hunan have been driven Back by the chinese. Chinese reports from the upper Yangtze front said that the japanese wore so disorganized in recent heavy fighting there mat seriously wounded Jap officers and men were Given injections to Render them unconscious after Winch they were burned alive. Davies must Trust user ambassador says they earned it i its Burgh june 28 faced by the new anti strike Bill pissed yesterday by Congress Over president Roosevelt s veto. A Large Maom a nation s miners wee i a ported to have gone Back to work today. Many Lochs in Pennsylvania i Ohio and West Virginia voted to i return to the pits at the urging nit cd mine workers leaders but some locals decided to remain on strike. The department of Justice in Washington was considering the application of the anti strike Law to miners still opposed to the Backo work order. However. Mine leaders were eager to Avert tile use of the Law and kept up their it oits to get the men Back on the tin number of blast furnaces shut Down in Valise of the Coal shortage has been raised to 16 two Are closed in Alabama and 14 in Penn Sylvani i Interior Secretary Harold i Ickes indicated Coal rationing might possibly be averted if Coal production continued at full capacity hot said Ninfer routed production for now on would in necessary to build up adequate wiper reserves he reported consumer Simples or Oil were increased rrv.n0n is l St Ini of Quot Quot xxx it noted Throe Mil Hon tons Ali Ali Force head Quad a Hiis a Quot Quot 2h Naples with lbs Nev Railroad and communication lines n. Southern Italy was lilt silk a min on the night of june 26-27 i by Raf Wellington bombers of the strategic air Force. During the and. W Inch lasted for 1� minutes Mhz Amund Block busters and  Nidai v in mibs were drop Mil on j be target in pit of intense ack i a k fire mid sear. Blight batteries attempting to spot Hie big bombers. I notwithstanding the flak. The Cones of the searchlights and a Mound Haze the bombers found their objectives Many fires were i leu burning in the target area one plane reputed a a a terrific a Green ii As i  its bombs burst. Many bunds were also seen in the area t tile marshalling Yards where one Wellington started two Large red tires which spread and merged into one another bomber Crew reported a Large Orange coloured fire giving off Black smoke guided in by the red glow of mount Vesuvius the famous live Volcano outside of Naples and the  outline of Capri the Bot libels used the Light of flares to find their immediate objectives. On june 26 and on the following night enemy attacks on Allied shipping were repulsed by planes of tile coastal air Force. Six enemy aircraft were slut Down continued on Page 4 . World minded Willkie tells nation Home new s in Brief re Pri Jaceton. N.  Survey made by the american Institute re York Suh was Lim if coated he t1�?o f i it Quot Wey governor of new Hoot a favorite for Hie Republican nomination for presi by til incr a mov f0r, a he , is Wen ii  i a Vero 1t Sal tonsta1 i it of u Mas act my is Quot St at Yolo Nanri of i irps of Quot a Ean it if Quot a Mon. In Joliet Ami r,.r.j f up for consideration by the state parole Boon accepted lss�?~0n in a to Quot a army to a parolees already i ave new York. June 28 rile be Lief that neither tile War nor the peace can be won without tilt soviet Union included As a full i a to  partner was voiced Toda a by Joseph f. Davies former am i nog dl6 111 Chelf Bassadore to Russia in an address climaxing a nationwide Quot tribute to Russia  Quot the soviet. Union must be included on full equal terms a he told a mass meeting tor russian War Relief. Quot they be earned it they deserve it the world needs it Quot tribute to Russia week a Markka both Chatou a tt1?, Arlt of a a Eoj As Channel arc More easily seen Way n0t Quot y save amp Teel bul Kan life Ace Quot of Rah Quot tue Lormor Eov cow of Unco hours Beton the sex i a Hon �.?&Quot. It Lecey a 1922 a i 1,1 1s�?o v a in for a Pardon. The who a was 20 a it Moid Ude hard in a Tabody of Madeline Tregaskis was found dead in a private or "�l,t,h0r a Quot Giada canal  Carbon monoxide uni amp Onina an i of a a a said i ath was 1llp to suicide hic re was no Ai it ii agent motive for staged by 2,000 russian War Relief committees was celebrated in rallies exhibits and parades in new York. Chicago. San Francisco and 37 other cities at a session of the conference of governors at Columbus. Ohio delegates passed a Resolution in tribute to tile soviet people. I lie necessity y tor cooperation Between nations of Goodwill whatever their ideological divergences was cited by Davies. The fundamentally democratic orientation of the soviet Union was indicated. He declared by Quot orinal pronouncements of constitutional authorities and personal guarantees of marshal Stalin he said that he had been particularly impressed in Moscow by the Lack of development of a militaristic mind or Pur Ose. Quot we  he said. Quot Are a civilian country our army is a citizens army. In the United nations there Are no a Little corporals or fake Caesars who envisage themselves As masters of the Earth countries which essentially Are civilian rather than military coun continued on Page 4j i Boston Donald Millard Joseph Sheppard and Robert ii Chav i were put to death in the Pixel Rte Steur at Charle town state prison Millard Aud Sheppard were paving the penalty for killing Throe guards at the Bridgewater jail break Gray was executed for the  f j Roxbury housewife. Of w York Wendell Willkie the former Republican candidate tor president praised today the determination of the american a Ople to bring about a better world in Winch w a would be forever outlawed. Appearing in a radio broadcast in which be discussed Bis Book one world he stated that since  of the Lam it a he had received thousands of letters from the Public indicating that americans Are world minded. A these messages said or will i a Quot verify the belief i have Long Beld that tin american people Are deeply concerned about the other people of this world they re plainly resolved both for their own Good and for the Good of Mankind to find a Way for world Cooper tion so men under economic. A social and political Freedom May pursue satisfying lives without the devastating curse of a it periodic wars controls gone plying Portress props bom by be ily plops Home Aluko Forck Hea Quatt i . June 28 Mark up another one for the rugged durability of tile flying fortress and the skill of another Gallant american Crew Sill a prime subject for conversation at her North african base is the plane which was badly Crip ii a during the raid of More than i Khz fortresses on Messina but Man hued to Plant her tombs on the target Aud blast seven German 1 fodders out of tile sky before she limped Home. Piloted by 2nd it. Frank m i Hunter. Of bait Lake City. The plane lost the use of one of its in j glues because of flak thrown in from the of ten term bed City that a is the sicilian jumping off place into Italy. Over the target the fortress was attacked by 15 fighters but two i prom ply plummeted earthward far j behind Lier formation because of her knocked out engine the ship tt.#5n,s?, i�?�1 by a Quot ack it it or it i \ p Mes Serschen 11ts and this tune us of Tlle enemy bit the dust i us combat had wrecked the planes control cables and it Hunter had to Fly the machine Lime using just the trim tabs a Meed us a Lyth a plane Bau danced and on a steady course As Quot controls Are being Quot we bellied in without even a a Quot a i Ato pm it 2nd it. John mid i a a Quot it Hun r did a wonderful Job. I never heard before of a plane being flown that far and Landing safely control a it a elevator i Aileron