Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 25, 1943, Algiers, Algiers Page 4fhe stars and stripes daily Jne Day August 15. R.943 riots flare in Denmark saboteurs Active throughout nation open for business v a i Quot ii i f a it in ii a Vurm Ewe to r a a London aug. 24 a violent clashes Between Danes and germans were reported by the swedish radio today which also said that Ute danish Cabinet is Rex tried to have met in Copenhagen yesterday to discuss the present a a National in lie radio said that Cesta a to men used bayonets revolvers and hand grenades against a rioting crowd of More than a thousand Iii which several Danes were killed. This incident was said to have developed after a German Soldier was killed while making advances toward a danish girl. The swedish news Pai it or Sven ska Dag Ladet reports that during the Wick saboteurs have taken several thousand German rifles from a Copenhagen storehouse and have blown up a Power station which provided current for the whole of Northeast Jutland. Commenting on the situation in Denmark Tine London times said today tile recent disturbances Are All the More significant As revealing a sudden and drastic change of temm a doubtless inspired in part by the new Hopes which German military defeats have kindled in every danish heart. By Ifor. Shop by cleaning and Masinc Nutem Mecca pilgrimage cancelled again Sot. Dick Wilson inspects the ingenuity of a merchant in a sicilian town. This wide awake tailor knowing the yanks were coming spread his Shingle in English. W Horti the americans completed their particular Mission in the locality business at the shop was reported brisk. A photo by army pictorial Servi new Delhi India tile annual moslem pilgrimage to Mecca by sea cannot be allowed this year in View of the danger of enemy action the government has decided again. Liis decision Quot tile announcement said. Has been reached Only after the most anxious consideration. The enemy to whose actions it is directly attributed is a brutal and Savage aggressor to him the thousands of people Bent solely upon talks of deep religious significance would count for nothing a 4 4 <4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. Flashes from the Fie id no fighters continued from Page la include enemy on the ground found on Cap approximately been . Figure does not planes destroyed except ii those lured Aird Romes. Axis aircraft Piave found on captured Fields in parti Clinia and Tunisia. From nov. 8 to aug. 13 inclusive. 2.833 enemy planes have been blasted from the skies by Allied airmen. During the same Perkul planes of the Naaf have sunk 170 enemy vessels of All types totalling 170.400 tons. Today a Middle East air communique stated thai Liberator bombers of the 9th Usa of bombed Aird Romes and marshalling Yards at Bari in Southeastern Italy in Daylight yesterday. Clouds prevented accurate observation of results but bursts were seen among hangars end fires were started in the Railroad Yards. Yank gunners destroyed 14 of a Strong at lacking Force of enemy fighters. Middle East wellingtons bombed Barracks at Lindos on Rhodes the italian Inland in the dodecanese group West of Turkey getting Back from combat missions meant Gettin Back to dirt flies fleas and Little e be tor american Righter pilots in . Until the new commanding general of the 12th air support command decided to make the Homecoming a Little brighter for his men. Now the tired flyers Are greeted at the Field by a battered old German jeep with Coulee and doughnuts which Are made and served b a red Cross Crew which includes Susan Mcpherson of Marblehead. Mass. Gretchen Al swede of Pasadena. Cal. And c. W Pety of Durham. Nor h c. Rolina. A a a Quot or Job is to save Bridges not to blow them says t 5 Manuel r. Velez who used to be a grocery clerk in Hie Bronx and is now a member of the 1st division Ehi gingers. The reason for this attitude toward sicilian Bridges is t-5 Velez joints out that the american army in does t Retreat and has lieder had a reason to blow a Bridge. The daily Job of t-5 Velez is to supervise his Crew of 20 and their Bulldozer to keep moving ahead to new assignments As soon As he has finished an old one. Working close a a the division they got into the same kind of annoying artillery toe tile division infantry tired which says Velez sometimes managed to slow them to in tile Job. In tight spots or whenever they Are pressed for time Griffin of Monroe n. A. Company Aidman Pavelli with the pm to in generally helps out on Road construction and similar jobs us mighty surprising a says t-5 Velez a a what a medic can a a a the Palermo Church is one of the most memorable buildings in . Built in 1182, it was careful y reconstructed in 1813 Atter a lire in Monre aies had burned it two years before. In tile Basilica Are the 12th Century corinthian columns with one column of different vim Striction and dedicated to the Bishop. Masterwork of tile Church is a statue of Christ and the disciples carved on a solid Bleck of Marble by Ignazio Marabou. The Church which contains More mosaic work than any other in the world contains the bodies of nuns and monks under slabs marked pro virus and pro Multer ibus. There is also a bomb proof sarcophagus housing William the Bud son of tile first Norman King and another which naturally is not bomb proof and hold it the retains of William the Good. Bugles All wrong musician declares Denver Denver music school professor Wayne c. Hedges will protest to the War department on the reveille Bugle Call with this argument a a psychologically the Bugle is All wrong. The tune jangles nerves and in a sure it makes the boys Cranky and Cross. The reveille rhythm should be in Waltz time and played on a violin so the boys would look Forward to hearing the Call every morning. Money dogsled donated to . Washington a contributions f of patriotic americans to the War Effort Range from 4. 00.000 dollars in Cash to bottles of whiskey to a sled and a seven dog team. Own report a More than 24.000 racing pigeons have been Given to the army and Navy and the army is using the Coronation Scot British passenger train donated by a British railway tile gifts go to the Treasury which tries to use them As the contributors wish most Cash donors ask. That their Money be used bae planes or jeeps it was said. Shark steaks Washington fisheries coordinator Harold l. Ickes says the demand for Quick Frozen shark steaks and fillets now exceeds the Supply. Samples distributed to Eastern and Southern rest Aura lits caused said. A flood of orders Lek being the Only attendant tor a plane Load of wounded enemy soldiers is no Lead pipe cinch but 2nd it. Dorothy Krug of Philadelphia has taken it in her stride More than once. She is a nurse with a medical air evacuation transport Squadron usually there is one in the lot who Speaks English she says but once site Hod a Batch of foreigners on Lier hands and not one knew a word of the language. Quot it was really hard to Ligure out what they wanted a she admits. 4> get. Gil Reid of Chicago was a commercial artist before induction. He continued his painting during train no in the states but when he was alerted to come overseas or sent ins work Home to his wife. The other Day Reid received a copy of the Marazan he thumbed through it casually int ii one Page at traced High attention it was a full color rent Educ Ion of one of his illustrations. Quot its Good to know someone appreciates you a he said. Of dry Churchill it continued from Page 1> efforts of the two again the enemy so reads and Dee Joens. Another conference will be held soon. Their statement said. In addition to any conference that a a it May be fios sible to arrange with soviet full reports of decisions a Cady reached will be furnished to the soviet government to tar As they concern tim War against Italy and Germany Russia and Japan Are still at peace and the emphasis of the conference on the War against tim latter nation May explain the absence of a soviet Delegate to the meeting. No announcement was made of actual decisions reached by Roose velt and Churchill since they said a a it would not be helpful to the fighting these can Only emerge in they told the pm Ess and radio correspondents. Relations with the French committee of i i be rat Ion were discussed at the conference and the joint statement said that an announcement by a number of governments will he made the latter part of this week tile other inn Octant a it Littica Ernest Ion reverted tinder discussion fhe declaration of Rome a an o in City was not mentioned to th0 chief executives said tha Fth a had reached an Preem it a a noon the nautical issues under lying or r r % Ivi out of the Milita in it Era ions a a her minting out that a med Force could in win the War Aion Quot a a hat he Neonile a Home were carnally important. President roof a of to said a after Dak Davs and much ctn in up a pfc o operations planned at it few Uma have Ipp Ven car lied he added that Curre so nerds cold assume that other plans were a i to be Sevelen a they concluded their talks. Roosevelt and Churchill were reposed to have Ann doted com Mandr it for a a several of is Ives in the ionian a Heater to was re rolled that Churchill made Hie first announcement of the selection of Gen Dwight d. Eisenhower As Allied commander in chief in North Africa about a month after the Casablanca conference Navy chief lauds yanks Cunningham voices views on Campaign Allied Force Headquarters. Aug. 24�?amel lean naval and army forces have been commended by Admiral of the flee sir Andrew Browne Cunningham. Commander in chief of the Al lied Navy in the Mediterranean for their successful joint operations on the North coast of during the last Days of the Island Campaign it was reveal d today in a naval communique. Admiral Cunningham said in til his message that he had watched with admiration the rapid Advance of the american 7th army to Messina. He stated that he a fully aware of the contribution to this Success by the u. S Navy. He asked that his a inaction a expressed to All american forces on tile North coast of on what had been a Model of Ellen Ive application of sea Power in unix it it of land operation it. Gen George s Patton. Or. Commander of the 7th army in turn has sent this message to vie Admiral Henry k. Hewitt commander of the american naval forces in the Mediterranean the communique announced that the French Light cruisers la a masque and be terrible which were re armed in american Tunis Are Tow in service Putli the Allied naval forces in the Mediterranean Janes fighting ships the encyclopedia of naval vessels list tie French warships in the 1930 Cia is. Tips of which were finished in the Winter of 1933-34. La Fantasie and i let terrible Are 3.230-ton \ Issei wit h a Normal complement of 220 men. According to Janes. They Are among the fastest of warships and in a terrible achieved a St it eed of 45 and a Quarter knots per hour dining one trial run. Berlin raid it continued from Page of and ammunition torpedoes mines bombs and machine tools. One third of All German locomotives Are built in three Large Berlin factories. Other plants produce parachutes. Precision instruments distance meters bomb sights and innumerable other types of machinery. With the Fate of Hamburg before them. The germans have for weeks been preparing for attacks on the capital knowing them inevitable. Berliners have been warned More than once recently to to ready for the explosives of the Raf and to keep emergency clothes and food Handy. Large numbers of is population have already been evacuated from the City and recent reports indicated that the German government was being transferred to other parts of the Reich. Every anti aircraft gun and Searchlight that could be spared have been reportedly moved to the outskirts of the capital and new ground defences have been set up in considerable depth. Russians pursue it continued from Page ii we Abner a Boot Ful lads adopted us Latners a could t Aff Heib face on account o the veil she wore but a could Tell she. Were. Boot Ful both sighs re by of Hehr is she so Omid Hep / name. An address on to my adoption papers in gulps \ did Sapp tiar in a Ink Quot but Omo a \ married j Woomin Wolf s a Husein could and Opp Ltd orphan Abner War were. Kur h Subiti ? f he were waiting outside. 4h could i see his hat through thet Winder nets still thar Quot j a i code Good i to to Pau ? .1 Tae audic on to i stir Date. In a on 1 a Happy Dav i Aiko by Ackois t ends Cufo the streets of Cairo were i halted at night Friday for the first tunes it no the germans ice pied Crete in 1941 by Al Capp t a a cr.? re supplies. Food ammunition and Equi Merit must be brought from far Iii the rear Over poor Tran Portal Ion facilities. Future advances to tile West toward Kiev and the Dnieper River mils i by made Over poor roads and ext Meiy limited railway lines nevertheless it seems Likely that the germans will soon begin to withdraw their divisions from the Crimea. A russian sweep through s Almon and southward from Kharko would Cut Olf German forces remaining in the Peninsula that juts out into the Black sea. The russians in the mins River Rector Are still about 15 Miles from the Bend of the Dnieper River and those at Kharkov about Imo Miles of the Dnieper. Kit a Cash a1 in Hie Ukraine lies on the West Bank of the Dnieper Hoith West of poltava and is the last major City remaining in German Possession South of Smolensk. Although August is not vet Over the wehrmacht wondering Wii at ter attack will after sampling can Well Start the soviet wincing especially the unexpected might of in Iii Ive tile russian summer of
