Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 7, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Page 2the stars and stripes daily a needy july 7, 1943 the stars and stripes Algiers daily newspaper of the is. Armed fore nah lib Holt i  Ltd. R rid avs in s. Armed Forcer published mondays through elusive for troops in the Algiers area. ,.t�?zhn i of a �?~."d.,sl1"t v i Quot "l"7, Quot  cd ant a or or no i a a a a Quot a a a a a forces in the North african theater of operations it to printed a l Echo Al. Up  a i Btry a a1.,r, mailing address brain Quot Rym Rel Quot a t . Christenson. Est. Lit it White Tai a a a a a a a a a a a a a a. A a. Chi is off. Est. Tel. Cot. Nor �?T7�?Timr�?� a cartoons Kontir strips feature stories and a the o of Ira re of a Quot a he rms Quot it weekly and of. Supplied by the office of War information and special service. War dept vol. I. No. A it . Col. Egbert White id. Robert Neville . Robert i. I Hriz ten it ii sgt. Dave Golding staff wednesday. July 7, min publication officer editor Busine. Manager managing editor yanks around town the to a sniff repo by Ernie Pyle riffles notebook red Cross service club i he Anni Iran red rom Ber v i. E club i to.  at to blvd  Alin it exerts Ivy of 11� 2\t Nult a i a it a ii ii Itliong i to. Is. Alii i it an movies ale it oat daily Iii the Heil. Ions out a latin Empire  i in list follow of g i v i 5 the to a v a at i ill  to i Fie is Rit e flub ii on m   us Gunnel i in pm Ari cd s  riels in is i  i a11 room i buy it rior aug Lention on a a lever in Naaf life Emp i the str bldg Hpe i Rue d  hoi Here ii any Kiwi Jan in o sir St cd. Notice it tim i k it i a of i m 7 in in 7 jul i m t Iii r f 5th of of i ski i. H 11, or i item Iem a Cha. I j. To St i h i Olla tit. S by Hans set one goings on Arioul own my a rave Deloit  in of the Day  a nah. A. Ton to the Date Hook editor g or ebb i vet Edith a a mfg. Abl by Ripe. 12 blvd Boudin phone Jib by Iai to radio program my  Ell v  la by today s in it afro Fri Ami re an i i i of i any i a i ii Oehlers clubs the american Reh e la fio Cli ii to All Al  rot i eau i opt n to a Floe. Nut it to it w acct Irb of it i it it a n -. La am in an of f in irs Lam Gutig. Lesions in from a italian in s  n and t i i Iii Nart cond oiled   at 5 to a to  i join a today s Ionia in is a a1 in a. Pit r i he r   i it in amt it by a toning he rib at Jju-1 8 7-9 in dim t billion of tit a is for e l Ida y visit 8 i pm i Lano Coni t i t pvt Donald Btl t it if tilt Proult net by Moony Ort Hest i a the Allied officers club la now he n at hotel a hell. Officers of All Aillet 1 of a Oices it v it ii to become mini Eis Bee or. Ollie Browne at the hotel. La of 11 to i i 4 i 12 of 12 la 12 la 12 4i 15 1 to 2 of 15 2 seam am am a1 pm pm i m i m pm pm pm in to cd it v of ii a or ii la Moi Dup a i b it in nil movies big Lush spent he movies Only Are listed hire. Ii you understand French you might consult local French newspaper movie lists and find your favorite stars gentleman Jim Startin a Errol Flynn in the Story of Jim corbetts life Many existing boxing sequences Empire be Renfert Hor Hereau. 3 and to pm for officers 8 in. Do mho Wall Disney it full it i Gin feature loaded with i ills. Spill and laughs a sign a nil Hie Rue  Constantine. J to and 9 pm footlight serenade the Story of a Boxer who becomes a musical comedy Star John Payne Betty Citable and Victor a t in e r. Ast i us �4 rut my in  4 and 9 in Mihe drive by night starring Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan anti Ida Lupin in an exciting drama of he i re ways Majestic Rue sorely la Sapie 3 and 8 30 pm  of boys town starring Spencer Tracy Ann my key Rooney. Plaza Avenue Duel his Vallon 3 to and i a Nai Olin hit Nice Starling Dick Powell in a fast moving my Al show Vox. Rue Challas 3 30 and 9 Imi. In which we serve a Noel Coward s Academy prize Winner rated As he Best pie tut of la year Cin . N of to Plettl hotel. I no 8 45 pm also Al Olympia Rue Desly 9 i i. J 4 30 i m 4 4. Pm 5 15 pm 5 jul pm 6 of pm a it jul pm i. 4pm 7 of pm 7 15 pm 7 30 pm 8 of pm 8 15 pm 8 to pm 9 of pm 9 30 pm to of pm to 15 pm aim Mio Boun Nuiji i  n n i w s bleat tin i Nim Tel Hofei Como by distil popular music Sui off to i Jim i a us Vav i t  n spin i s int t v it w v it rift he in St i or Don it Ai 11 Phat  time by Rishi i cd Waring n e w s popular music. Fibber Mcgee and bbl it w it Phyl in is our business i British i the Maxwell House show the Barra is bag Melody and Kong  i popular music. Sign off. A precut item in this column lated Itiat the Waco a had Nevei St la the inside of the Naaf Bond Oft ice. First it. Charles e. In a Patnock. Naaf War Bond officer info ins us that the was have a broken the ice a and purchased some Bonds. Ethel j. Foster and Kathryn cd Prickett May claim the Honor of being the first wac s to Lay Doupis across the counter and pet bark War Bonds. It. Kirkpatrick also informs us that nurses have been coming in from time to time since last february. An i other item on the lieutenants Welcome letter was capt. Floyd Par j j scr of the air corps was the first Man to Purchase the Bond limit of 5,000 dollars per Calendar year a a group of y Anks whose names Are discreetly omitted were huddled in a t Onier sampling a bottle of wine. Between sips they offered a comment on the i his wine is Poison a said one Manly subject of drinking. Of them Between purples. A a the Dharni ague around Here is line Raptor  opined another. Line me French Beer when i pet Hack to the  ill give it r in fit Back to  said a third participant. Ids fists clenched with meaning. One fellow. 8  Hadnot been invited to join the party looked on with in vet feeling. A to tit a Fie said. Quot what i  Pinter a cold Plass of  most of our Northern tunisian Mountain fighting was done at night and in the dark of the Moon too it always was a mystery to me How troops could move on foot m total darkness Over rough and trackless country strange to them. Having moved wit ii them on several night marches i now know How ifs done the going was just As difficult is i thought it would by the Pace was slow one mile an hour in moving up to the lines was a i Good Speed. The soldiers usually i went in single file and they did not March. They just walked. I each Man had to pick and ice tor his own footholds. Sure you i fell Down you stepped into a Hole in tripped on a Telephone wire or stubbed your toe on a Rock and you went Down. But you got right up again and went on you tried to keep  e enough to the Man 114 front cd you that you could see his to in and followed him. Keeping a course at night is As Cill i it 11 it As navigating at sea. For in total darkness you have no landmark to go by capt i 11 of new York says gremlins in the infantry meanest Gremlin is the moves mountains you Start Priam Hill ill t he Clark Clit i son like myself can easily carry a halt mile reel it it under his Arm. On our first night March we earned two Miles of ult phone wire with us. At the end of each Hall mile wed connect the held Telephone Call balk to the battalion Headquarters Tell them How Lar wed got what we saw and heard whether there was any opposition As soon As another half mile was Strung the phone would be advanced. Eur we Tex us Dris have. The w to for a k eve head j have in t in main a go along there some Hie Damn f i find it they  night marched it f the i a hmm Aie a it it in it Mir 1 the Alloo and he to paths Hills and go. Iii it Molly notice radio listeners submitting criticisms or suggestions should direct their letters to the american expeditionary station Apo 534 Hie address previously listed should be disregarded. Pup tent poets Moe girl a a i it  Dean a Durbin a Regent 8 30 by i it Nim a in St in int Rue i by 3 and sports   in ii jacks ii Hiar stadium to mount is is. Linemen.  to Ami. Vino i Rah ohs. Mabon stadium 6 in is Lurn Ber by i. Munn pal  be sightseeing it ooh is i of r _ an instructive Vail of old Algor d., at 3 by Horn Cook s of ice til Rue Desly. Fang Post a filet j by loin it is 25 train a turkish Baths Haman i car int Rue sad Carnot this Bath has Beer a Akin intr entirely for american and i ital Servo run ii it is requested it at vow Brunt Yon Ltd n Soh and Towel. Hours 7 30 la to / Mani 2 jul a to t m up. O daily to Bond office War Bonos May to a purchased i he Nave Boid office Emp t the Citer Burn inc Euler t to Bort an. And Al i to to a f service com. A no spec a1 services see a in. 27 blvd Bandit. So far away we re Many Many Miles apart with longings in each lonely heart in thoughts and dreams Aile inward fear. We re far away and yet two health Art Pas the Good word a Ong a is a tie Mon it of til i xxi family pc  i v i Odd tame to Algiers annd j with an address Given him by ins j Broth i Floyd who had been he e about a by nth previously Floyd had received a Wain Welcome by flus French family and his Host had insisted on being his official a a hide and entertainer. So when fury came to Algiers he played the part of the Good neighbors end called on the French family to thank flu in for his brother s Good time he wound up sleeping in the same Perl his brother had gent in. Drinking wine out of the ame Glass and had the same double sneak inc French to the family that his brother had a Cpl. George Mcdonald from Weymouth. Mass., walked around Algiers looking for excitement and found nothing. I be been walking around Here for hours and nothing doing a he said. Noth Tig Ever barrens to me. Bark in the states i was a Volunteer fireman anti suddenly there was an epidemic of fires. And things cot in hic v that i yeas nut Enas a re tiar fireman the no note i of the Job the fires stooped and three Days later things around Ftp fir department Rrt a in Dull that i was Laid off. I hat s Why i Wasny to turn Rio  to a Alk around kids town and find that eve thing had eloped Down on  j cry hint carefully As y a Iii then when you get Gremlin has moved of unto in and vow it j any a hoi p. A Here s ties. At the j guides w in route in led the gullies i in addition an Olliver with a Compass Heads the column and in Lase of doubt they get Down on a he ground throw a Blanket Over them tor Hlay Kout and look at a Compass by flashlight other guides Are posted along the lines to the rear to keep rear elements ii Chi St Laving off on some Side path. I furthermore the leaders Huuk the Trail As they they usually  it by leaving strips of White mine marking tape lying on the Mound every Loo Yards or so on our marches they had run out of White tape so used surgeons  instead. Sometimes they Mark toilet paper around rocks Anil leaving them on the Trail. Despite All this two or three dim witted Guys out of every company usually get . And spend the next couple of Days wandering around the Hills asking everybody Abie across where company its funny How different nationalities have their Oil i Lent Little quirks for example one of the Small tilings that helped us in this Northern Campaign is the germans fear it the dark. It Iii Well established that the germans  not like night attack As one of oui soldiers said of course we dont like them either but the germans hate them worse than we . I know it 5 True to Ive heard it spoken of Thorn ands of times a officers and men the germans were adept it one thing in Tunisia and that was digging in and i amour imaging their  i o i an j s. I know i 1 Tine it ase where we captured a dug in he while having the get mans Oil the alter the a Ile bad t. I Oulen t Hill. And and we gun. We thing though it Waltiere Aln they dug in into the . Them win a the i it Mao w it Fain w i i be Indian in the right among our own we had occupied tilt fire on oui troops to in n Gem i.11jv make pests had an awful a i ii v. As Over a get 111 big the Damn. Loir a right ii a gun nests id i�11 til in of t he i i a Guys would k \ Lull i hic troops alter Hill they a her a. And of tin in a jes. Time finding a is. Columns advancing into the new country string thur own Telephone Wii a a Jofh them a they go. As you probably know All army Telephone Wile is simply Strung on the ground. Sometimes they use a very Light Wii and even a Small per and a than i i personally know of two Madam Gunnels who stayed in their . Dugouts Ann kit firing tor three Days after we occupied a Hill despite the fact that our troops were bivouacked All Over the Hillside living wit bin a few feet of them and walking past or Over their gun positions scores of times a nay the method is to dig a Good sized Hole then cover it with the big Nat Iii a1 rocks that abound on these  and leave a jilt in Hole just big enough to lire through. It looks like any other of the thousands of rocks on the Hillside you can walk past it or stand on it and not know what s beneath and once you find it von can t get the gunners out without tearing it apart with your hands. One of those smart Guys had a cd ens for three Days shooting n t or. Until they finally dug him Mit in Tell you about that tomorrow for right now the thought of it gives or tile shakes. Mail can so near. Bienne i binds their t thoughts mein l ies held so for when True. Distance anew and cherished dear i Hough Lar away Are yet so near Field High the Torch of  ours to carry through this strife yours at Home mine Over Heie. So far away and yet so near 1st it Woodrow w. King insurance National service Mee insurance lip to in Huq Dollar ii been pram sir themen by recent legislation. Application must by made within 12 it Days from an. I 12. 194j and he right can be exercised now eth amp Andins re Lect Ion Oil a new world i in afraid to look at the outside world where guns Are flashing hags unfurled where violence and hatred teems and men await a madman schemes. Yet men must fight until the end. I ii god apprised his peace shall Send and there will be no War no hell no bursting bomb or screaming Shell. I can see the Beauty of a grander world. Where sound of threats shall never be hulled. Where men shall smile and men shall say Quot what a wonderful world what a wonderful  a col. Samuel Nash or. William my avidin of new it in. Is a member of the merchant Marine and he walks around town in civvies it s All right a he says As he adjusted a Multi coloured Cravat hot out of a times Square Halter Dasher. Quot put i ofter feel out of place with so Many Guys Iii uniform i am very often mistaken for a Frenchman and Many a cd has come up to me and asked me. In broken French where a certain place was. So to get even. T answer the it s in broken Engle to. I am looking Forward to the Day when we ii All be Back in civilian  i lie feats of one a pm. Oscar he  into necessarily Label this item Quot yanks around   Techtman and this Jill happened quite some time ago. Got a ten Day pass while he was at Tripoli thumbed a ride by air to Giers to Oran Aud then it a a Blanca. The a t i a fit i c might have stopped an average hitch hiker hut Rechtman you must remember was above _ average. He thumbed a ride merry old England where was arrested and thrown the Clink. He was released the condition that he England before his pass tired. So the flying Hitchhiker greased up his thumb and got himself a ride Back Here Landing two Days after his ass had expired. I Ile Al to the to he into on leave sex the reason Why dear editor 1 perhaps i can help pvt. King Clark w i in w onders Why a truck Inver will not give Hun a lilt. Tile basis of my authority is 18 months of dispatching with a transportation outfit. To a certain extent each outfit has its own regulations. In my of unit our Drivers were All Nisi meted not to pick up either Solidi in i civilians uni seen request of an officer. Also a Driver is responsible for his Argo and his vehicle he will i tiled of anything is damaged by Oiler than unavoidable causes. Five month ago our orders were changed to allow our Drivers to pick up soldiers of the Allied Fen is. It regulations permit a Din will usually pick up soldiers. It is True that transport regulations prohibit picking up civilians and men caught doing it arc punished. I know How pvt. Clark feels but orders is  cheer up better Days Are coming. A sgt. Ii. Hogue second the motion dear editor this letter concerns Cpl. Hilton i b. Turner s article about the a treatment it War prisoners. I think tier Corporal presented his Case very Well indeed. It pleased me because having read the same illicit that inspired him to action Herald Mol on in everything he is right. We cannot expect the same treatment in return from Axis prisoners. What can be happening at Bataan and Legator for instance you can be sure that Lune is no chosen american platoon Leader among the american prisoners there. And no Verdi no Crosby no movies or ire m Ain just nothing but putrid japs Leei my and hoping that each Day will contribute a few Mon deaths so they can gloat Over the Hilpl less in their own yellow fashion. The German and italian War prisoners Are our enemies to Ove r impress them with the great democratic ideals so soon is wrong they have not earn of so fair j treatment As yet. Lets Rani the hoopla and give Crosby movies and ice Cream to our own boys in larger quantities. A Cpl. Jean l Dousay notice we have located th1 Man who lost a set of false Teeth with the front one missing of the person who found them will bring them to the office of the slurs and stripes we will see that they arc returned to their owner