Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 30, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Page 4 the stars and stripes daily evacuations Gotham sizzles by air cited a heat wave ambulance plane growth predicted new York a revealing that 18,000 casual ties were evacuated by air m the african War Brig. Gen David n. W. Grant air surgeon in the United states army air forces. Declared that air evacuation will be greatly increased in future operations. In a speech to the advertising federation of America Gen. Grant explained that three times As Many patients could be carried by air in one Day As could be evacuated by a Hospital train in any one trip. A a there Are four chief factors that have contributed to the Low death rate among wounded Quot said Gen Grant. These Are blood plasma Quick evacuation use of Sulpha drugs and  the general also pointed out instances where 250 bed hospitals were 11<�wn from one african Battlefield to another when shifting of Hospital facilities was necessary. Giant cargo planes were converted Ino flying ambulances. Equip ted and staffed to Cany silk and wounded from the front to hospitals Back Home Quot the general told his audience. I have been in the african. Alaskan Pacific and South Pacific theatres a he said. Quot what i have i seen there leads me to one conclusion. Our men on a1 fronts Are i getting medical attention comparable to or better than that received at Home even in peacetime a new York. June 29 this Metropolis is sizzling in a heat wave which has now lasted 17 Days. Both heat and humidity set new records. There s at least one service Man on whom the weather is having an unfortunate effect he s pvt John t. Mcmanus who staged a one Man crime wave in Philadelphia armed with his service title. A a wily did you doll Quot my s asked sadly when they nabbed him. Its the humidity Fellows Quot Mcmanus sighed a it does things to me. A i Manus might like to come to Africa to. Coo i off. Honest3 air raid Warden sent military dope to Germany heavenly Days continued from Page i . Acts continued rom Page ii world into exclusive non coins it Eti Tive areas with monopolistic con a tool in the . Gained through j the pooling of patents. Also in-1 solved Are tin i. G. Far Benin a list be. German Dye Trust the italian m in teen tint company and the japanese Kousan Kogiyo Kai Bushini. Monopolistic control in the British Empire was held by British Titan products Ltd. And its subsidiaries units of if Ierisi chemicals industries the charge revealed. In London lord Mcgowan chairman of Imperial chemical gave an absolutely Flat denial Quot of allegations that ins organization was involved in the world wide Cartel a dispatch said it the indictment added that at the outbreak of tile european War. Titan Gesellschaft jointly owned by the German Farben industries anti National Lead was unable to Supply the South american markets National Lead thereupon agreed to Supply South american customers and to pay Farlen industries profits from such sales this agreement. However w is terminated when the u. S entered the War. Declaring that parcels Are a not dead but art1 planning activities now As Well As after the War Quot the Justice department s anti Trust spokesman announced a Campaign to outlaw the system Herbert a Berman is tin new chief of the anti Trust division of the Cartel Section. Of essential foods Down for the next ii or 14  the president declared Quot that. It seems to me is of immediate concern to the country the pay envelops of tens of millions of our citizens will not compensate them Lor great a i creases in their food Bills Quot the president said he agreed with Davis that the nation s Price or rationing i Gram could riot effectively stabilize the Cost it living without an adequate tax and savings program to Drain off excess purchasing Power. I have emphasized that fact in my budget message in my statement on he hold the line order and on other occasions Quot the president limited out but because Congress has not yet provided the tax legislation i have requested i cannot sit Back and fail to advocate other measures such As limited consumer subsidies which i am convinced can help to prevent the Cost of living from getting completely out of  new York. June 29  one of the most sen1 Ion i j a it it caves of the War the Fri to i a oriented 57-year-Iid Eliot f Lehmitz. An american i i Ven Aid charged him with  it ii military information a it German int Len e in eur or us no fictitious names and addresses and writing with Imi Sib a Ink Between the lines of innocent looking personal lepers. Leh id z sent out accurate informal on on Sloop and Convoy movements. He admitted his guilt when he arraigned at s Aten Island and is now timing held in 50.000 dollars bail typical of i Emit a work s us the Fri. V As a secret message ii sent to Europe reporting Quot the a it ions of troop. Leaving for Australia of a it for England and Africa it be be ret message also included the number of ships in a certain Convoy their de St Ina in. And a description of flier can 0v a former employee of the Cor Man Consul in new York the prisoner acc ring to Fri stun de his spy open atom so ii after Germany declared War on the United states. He became an american citizen nine years ago. Has made at least the1 trips into Germany and spent three yers blare in 1938. For Quot health raisins working at a waterfront  at Tompkins i e. Staten Island. Whih was frequented by merchant seamen. Lehmitz i Frame an air raid Warden Quot to give the impression Flint he was an honest. Upright  said j. Edgar Hoover director of the Fri claiming that i Lehmitz Rece Ved Barge sums o Money from abroad Hoover de bribed the restaurant worker As timing Quot Well finn e conviction on these espionage Char is carries with it either the death penalty or a Tern in p Ison of not less than 30 years wednesday june 30, 1943 japs facing bigger blows Chennault assault May be decisive Home news in Brief new York ars Libi ii Francis j Spellman has than 15,000 personal letters to tie j Siren is of soldiers lie recent tour of Europe and Africa sent More met on his Houston Jesse Jones secretory by december the United states i l i Actu ring capacity exceeding 800.000 ill War and civilian requirements. Of Commerce predate i that have a synthetic rubber  yearly capable of meeting new Jersey Farmers Here Are alarmed age. Tearing thai some of their record crop of harvested Over the veg it Able labor Short will not let a Washington the Senate rejected House the National Youtie administration in voting 41 Agency 7.800,000 dollars plans to 37 to i liquidate give the heavy attack continued from Page of Annapolis. M i the course at the United states naval Academy  reduced trom four years to three under terms of a Bill signed by president Roosevelt. Chicago three thousand iceman were Frozen to their fobs As William s1�?Toncer. Regional director of the War manpower commis chunking. June 29 further blows against the japanese were predicted by maj. Gen. Claire l Chennault commander of tile 14 Usa of. At hts  press conference since his return from the recent strategy talks in Washington i anticipate that Japan will receive heavy blows if not decisive Mes within a reasonable length of time a he announced. Gen Chennault declared he was greatly encouraged by the attitude of the american people and their authorities. President Roosevelt and his military leaders Are pm inning to use american resources and manpower in a True global sense he said. Meanwhile. Chunking Reky red that China a counter offensive in Supeh province in Central China. Where an ill fated Jap drive suffered one of the worst defeats Lor the invader in six years of War has resulted in the recapture of practically the entire area South of the Yangtze. Activity now has  into mopping up operations by the chinese following the substantial gains in the Rich Rire Groweg Section around Lake Lungting South or the Yangtze. Gilly two Tow us of any import Anre remain in japanese hands. The enemy now has withdrawn to the Protection of fixed Fortis a Tims Whit h has reduced the scale of lighting greatly. From India meanwhile. British and  communiques daily de cube Allied bombings of Jap bases rail and water Supply lines in Burma which aided tile chinese southwestern forces in Yunnan province and hampered the enemy sat erupts to enter chivas Back door through the Burma Road. Sion. Ruled they Tail ice Industry were essential he to tick to their Ord it red jobs. The employees of the re nazi spy jailed Rio de Janeiro the court of National Security sentenced Kurt Prueffert. Former German ambassador to Brazil by 25 years imprisonment for he activities As an Axis spy. Prueffert now in Berlin had under his direction eight germans and four brazilians ill of whom Wane found guilty. Three of them were sentenced to by years imprisonment tour to in it years and five to 20 years. Decimo Rinnus Airfield in Southern Sardinia. Of the 15 enemy air raft which attacked the marauders Over the target and followed the formation out to sea Lour were snot Down. Marauders with p-38 escorts also attacked tile Mills a a Field Iii West Central said Ilia and reported tile r target com red with a Good Bomi a i Fern although no fighter opposition was met. The p-38 it. Met Between 25 and 30 enemy interceptors and shot Down five other Sardinia Airfield targets included in yesterdays crowded schedule included the Barracks  buildings hangars and dispersal areas at Olbia Venelor to and Alghero Vertilia. These air Fields were blast cd by b-25 Mitchells. Who were escorted by p-38 lightnings at Al hero Fermi i i Crews reported that the entire Field was covered by a heavy Cloud of dust. Two Muechi-202 s. Of the eight enemy a Matt which attacked the formation were so t Down by the p-38�?Ts. Second id Edward t Waters of Highland Park. Mich accounted for one of tie o planes in his fifth air Victory. The second w is shot Down by 2nd it Ward a Kord Al of Delano. Cal. Win scored his fourth Victory Over a Neon aircraft. Fleet move continued from l age i threatened Points at the shortest notice. For this purpose a reliable transportation system is essential. In Days to come its importance will become Paramount As the Axis will need Swift and sure transportation at very Short notice. The articles stressed the failure of transportation As the real Factor preventing the setting up of a Strong defense at the Point of invasion. Galento never hits cops he teds Law air Force personnel keeps expanding Orange n. J an argument with a cop Over Quot two ton Quot Tony Galento a failure to put a Nickel into a downtown parking meter resulted in a no Doc Tajon bout in court today. Galento appeared on charges of assault and Battery and disorderly conduct against the cop i he fighting Beer Hall proprietor interrupted proceedings so often that his attorney finally had to ask him to leave the courtroom mrs Galento Tony and several witnesses said the cop called of Lento Nasty names and unleashed j flu1 first blow. Said Tony Quot i just pushed at j him i never hit civilians let alone hitting cops the judge reserved decision. Ruhr unrest continued from Page i it he steel works damaged in the earlier attacks was int again Otis a is stressed the tact that since the reconnaissance photos were made b it cilium h is been subjected to another attack commenting on the Allied Aerial off Aisne against Western Europe. Earnest Bevin Brit Lins minister of labor disclosed that Ain alone is now producing aircraft til in the whole of Many can produce Foi the Brit More Ger Luftwaffe. At the  in time it. Was indicated that the us. Goal of >0.000 to he built in 1913 will be met and passed with a substantial part of this output designed for action in the european theatre. Congo trek ended London a 4,000-mile trek across Africa by a belgian motor Convoy to open up motor transport from the Congo to belgian colonial troops in the Middle East was revealed Here heretofore tin Congo to Cairo journey by motor has been held impossible by Jungle experts. W As la i Noto n speaking be i Ore the House civil service committee. Gen. Henry h. Arnold commander of the u. S. Air forces told the committee that there Are 63, american airmen in tile it a throughout the world daily. And that these expanding operations explained the need for Many civilian workers in the air forces Arnold revealed that 12.000 additional workers Are needed in great Britain immediately. The general also said tint the air Force is to i inert ised Din j my the ensuing year by 115.000 planes through the 36.000 billion Dollar procurement program. Gen Arnold told the committee that the at Force is asking for about 56.000 additional civilian personnel making a total of 38 too these civilians Are to re i Ca St fighting men for fighting duty. Axis denounced Vatican City the voice of catholicism spoke out again against the Axis nations race persecution program As a Vatican City radio broadcast recently stated that Quot As Long As men make differences in treatment of members of the human family tin peace of the world Wall be at  Ickes picks continued rum Page i Curran Dies at 74 new York former Deputy York City. Died was 74 years old involved in the Peter j. Curran. Sheriff of new Here today. He Curran who was Seabury investigation several years ago of Gotham a corrupt politics was a Henchman of the late Tom Quot tin Box Quot Farley. Lix Abner by Al Capp eminent Ohio workers voted Milan it Mously to return. Meanwhile Secretary likes reiterated he planned to ret urn the mines to private owners up As soon As the miners give reasonable Assurance they will work for the operators. In said this will be As soon As a contract is agreed upon but seemed to be pessimistic because he added the mines would probably be under government operation for a considerable time. I until now the miners have threatened to go out on strike again if the mines Are Given Back to the owners. As far As possible rationing is concerned. Secretary Ickes announced it is now Quot touch and go Quot whether enough Coal can be produced to meet the nations requirements Pennsylvania production is reported far below Normal. Pressroom bombs marked for Hitler los Angeles the boys in the press room of the lo.-, Angeles Hera id express Learned that some of the bombs which the Usa of dropped in last weeks raid on huts in Germany were addressed Quot to Adolf from the Herald express  Bombardier of a flying fortress which attacked huts was it. Charles Dunham of Compton. Ca. A former member of the same pressroom