Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1943, Algiers, Algiers Page 4the stars and stripes daily monday september 13, 1943 Wallace hits monopolists democracy first urged As slogan Chicago sept. 12�?vice Prest Dent Henry a. Wallace in a speech Here yesterday assailed International monopolists and declared that the postwar slogan of America should be Quot democracy insufficient concern with the plight of the common Man has been the cause of the present War the vice president stated. Quot we must be \ More daring than we were 25 years ago. Democracy first intelligently followed and vigorously applied can Lead the peace a he said Quot we must fight not merely to make the world Safe tor democracy tout to give democracy first referring to the a a private rulers of the world who stand in the Way of the common Man or. Wallace lashed out at what he termed their a a secret i a a much of our economic relationship with the rest of the world has been governed by a Small roup seeking to parcel out the resources to the markets of the world Loas to control production prices distribution and the very Lifeblood of world Industry a he declared. These cliques have their own International government whereby they arrive at private quotas. When i attack these monopolists Teese i a secret Superb government a i am not attacking business. I am speaking for business because the overwhelming majority of businessmen As Well As practically All Consumers Are forced to pay tribute to these International the vice president who earlier in the week at a press conference lad suggested that president Roosevelt be chairman of the Leace committee gave his ideas on the peace terms to be imposed upon the Axis. He suggested pubic recording of All International cartels loosening of a a customs fool so Ness among nations and use f the air plane As a a an instrument if peace rather than an endless great of Allied airmen saved by italian warship Allied Force Headquarters sept. 12�?the first Allied soldiers to Board a surrendered italian warship were members of a Wellington reconnaissance aircraft p-38s Cut Down Buffe nazi motor convoys an advanced Airfield in who do not know that Italy had Sicily sept. La delayed a capitulated and believed themselves eleven huge enemy mourned con prisoners of the enemy. Attempting to get out Italy to avoid being Cut off flying sgt. D. Watson an Ault a Quot by american forces surging Inland Ralian had made a forced land from he Gay of Salerno yester ing off Sardinia and he and his Dayr were severely strafed by p-38 Crew were Drifting in their rubber lightnings based at this and other Dinghy when along came unite of i sicilian Fields the italian Fleet. The airmen at k tempted to Lay Low but when one St Amel lean fighters of the ships was about to run them spotted Hie retreating germ tin urn Mir fired a very signal columns and dived to Low Levels to Down they fired a very signal. A cycles and see Sci troops when they climbed on the do for Rev or although 11101111 by sgt. George Dorsey stars and stripes staff writer protected by eight tanks were j idea Vii machine gunned. Lightnings fliers see Roma sink marauder flies Over Luftwaffe when Iney cum ecu in Cut freeing Jor Covert although noun p-38 pilots have been working Dan a the German bombers at Stroyer. Still believing themselves Laino is tej Tain Nide their Job exp nov first saw the retreating enemy j Allied Force head Quad when a fighter patrol from this hers sept. 12�?plying a recon Field shot up a Convoy of More Puissance Mission Between. Sar than 200 trucks Between Lagone Dania and Corsica British Crew Gro and Auletta. Pilots of this members of a b-26 marauder had strafing Mission Busy dodging in ringside seats for the sinking of Emy flak and towering mountains Tilc italian battleship Roma by have been unable to take time to Luftwaffe bombers last thursday observe very carefully results of j As part escaping italian their fire but it is known Fleet speeding from their North that several enemy Chic is i Italy bases to the safety of Allied gone up in flames. Harbours neared Northwest Sar prisoners they were greeted with cheers and a a a reception committee of italian officers in full dress. Arlime since before the amen it was probably the first Tremley dangerous. The germans can invasion started giving Day major clash Between the former had tanks interspersed among and night cover along with spit j partners of the recently severed trucks As escort and met the fight fires and a-36 invaders first to Axis. Or attacks with Strong ground fire naval forces making for Italy a a the first sign of the German which accounted for one p-38. Then to landings and finally to Arsack came when the vessels at Salamata Allied South Pacific Headquarters. Sept. 12�? the fall of Salamata major japanese 5th army strengthens continued from Page i above us obviously aimed at a High flying Hie German aircraft attacked through rifts in the Clouds and were Only occasionally visible to the reconnaissance plane Crew rendered More than 20 warships were impressive. Taranto which members. But below them they base on new Guinea Island was which had entered Valetta Harbor fell without More than a Lew saw the result of the bombing imminent today following a while the mixed armies com shots to a British land and sea i a up was an enormous expo smashing breakthrough of enemy j Mana cd by Gen. Dwight d. Els terse has a great artificial bar-1 % q of the battleships a lines and the precipitous Retreat lower came nearer to Domina Bor of nearly ten Square Miles of the jails before american and a a no australian troops. Late Macarthur head Quad i Central and Northern Italy and Benhower came nearer to Domina Dor 01 nearly we ,w�?~u4�?~c11 c Tup Crew spokesman reported. Non of Southern Italy it looked with extensive naval installations a pc hit smoke shot up As who Mhz tile germans were which Eye witnesses say Are not 4feet we did not see leg u a by close Yul tlllllii>nr4u�mmbiiiwia�>ipid in a Quiri a a a flt to Central and Northern Italy and ii off Point a or land operation any rain ters described the collapse of the bad virtual in squashed All italian with five important railways Lead Douglas Salamata defences As completed armed resistance although the ing into mainly Low lying Plains a we flew Over the battleship and said hundreds of Jap dead j German claims remain Usu Stan on which Are located Many of position just As it was sinking and much equipment strewed the tinted. Italy a better air a it its. Under the big column of smoke abandoned defences. Allied losses j there was still confusion and nearby Brindisi on the Adri we saw the Stern under water and were reported As Light a fraction Collict inside Italy however As atle sea is a smaller but equally the Bow sticking up. Then the ship of the Jap losses during the final marshal Sadoglio and King full scale attack against the Gar Emmanuel continued to Export the Rison which has been besieged for people to comply with the armis Wecks. I Tice terms which necessarily the japs Only line of flight led meant resistance to the germans West line passing through Catan to lae. Next enemy base 20 Miles already Iii their midst. But com i Zaro and just North of amezia to the North and itself a hem Mun cations throughout Italy were about where the toe joins the re med in and desperate Garviso thoroughly disrupted and even As a Render 0f be italian Boot. Of which australian ground to roofs the King spoke last saturday position was still principally demo and american and aussie Para night the broadcast faded out and unions and land mines though important naval base. Seemed to break in two with Hie in the calabrian drive Gen. Control Tower and the keel Lorin Montgomery s British and Canad a As it slowly disappeared Ian troops have reached an East troopers have surrounded. Taranto continued from Page it mice loaded Down with 100-Pound jacks. The colonel out in front Al cd a keep moving men we be Jot at least 15 Miles to go before the italians were pleasant a ittle frightened and did not seem x go wild with Joy at our presence. Some other excited italians amended us of so Many Henry Unettas of movie Fame. The Brush reluctant to use Force were Overly polite. When we asked some italians what they thought of the 3ritish and american occupation if their land they looked a Little Lank and said Quot we Are ail very jihad it is All it was apparent from our Brief experience ashore that the dial ans have taken orders from the germans for so Long they have to Confidence in handling probes alone. It was a great moment n history when the German Panier commander asked permission if the italian Admiral to evacuate is troops the Day before. Perhaps t is a sign of a Short Winter. The italian mind at least at Taranto is highly confused and it probably will be quite a while be Ore the trains run on time again. The Allied military government Jill have its hands full of difficulties in Italy As there Are undoubtedly Many Strong pro fascists still thinking in tile same old Way. Italian Fleet continued from Page i the Allied naval commander said. The remainder of his proclamation could not be heard in London. Moved from Rome what could be Lizard was that the King and Sadoglio had moved a a from Rome to another part of italian territory along with the government and High military this appeared to con there has been a Short Sharp Battle along the Amato River on the West coast. Soviets drive i continue from Page it . Favors Cooling off Washington sept. 12 a tile warring nations of the world will not immediately draw up Long Range peace terms after the War but will agree to a substantial Cooling off period of a a Good Many months a Washington correspond Kimb 1 Berlin up cd a Quot to mrs Chi lion Chr German a a a a a fcttr�rtd13g,Rtlfiri-Tcutm-y----,i�?~oif-11 a Titi Var it 1 a to it Loi nil. I f tor pc in. Archil Alnert up Wal 1 be Only Oiler tollway leaning a a last night had made no claims j mat Field marshal Aloert Kessel of taking any italian warships and j ring the nazi commander in in fact had told that the Escaip of the italian been prevented. Undoubtedly i night that St. Peter s had been that goes Westward to the Mouth id German listeners chief had occupied the Rome area j. In of a Large part i Ana was a a protecting the Vatican. Vowel Sueie u�0i s Musl Heet could not have i the Vatican radio disclosed last Iliin for Churchill Call for italian Effort Washington sept. 12�? Percsi Dent Roosevelt and prime minister Churchill in a joint statement to the italian people yesterday promised that a a the German terror in Italy will not last Long a and then called upon the italians themselves to help a a in this great surge of a take every Chance you can a their message said Quot strike hard and strike Home. Have Faith in your future and All will come out Well. March Forward with your american and British friends in the great world movement toward Freedom Justice and certain units have fallen or will fall into nazi hands for some italian submarines have been operating with a boat packs in the Atlantic and several Large merchant ships possibly including the liner Rex were berthed Iii Oiler soviet units were Only Cic de do a precautionary Meas 15 Miles from Pavi Grad 40 Miles me tor the last three Days but Northeast of Dnepropetrovsk and would be reopened today. A heavily Lor thied Supply Center although fighting and violence on the main Railroad from the in Northern Italy was apparently Central Ukraine dying a More Subtle Campaign of meanwhile in the North Central j sabotage seemed to be going on. Ukraine some 25j Miles to the \ out of Hie Crimea is a Small line highest authority. During this period the world would have time to recover from the Shock of global conflict and the victorious allies could build solidly for an enduring peace it was said. This source emphasized that War torn nations would need a breathing spell to regain balance and perspective so As to avoid snap judgments and vengeful mistakes which might Lead to future wars. Genoa now said to be in German i Berlin radio stated that German i Northwest soviet forces under Tae Amey can government f ave is hands. Railway workers were barn Rush Cion. Rokos Ovsay were stallion Ucol a Cool it is a Quot aft re italian War Sims now at Malta dec to Tae Over Italy s lines to draw a ring of steel around link a ass Cla 1 3 1 include the battleships italia. An it complained of 35 cases of Kiev from two Points. One column while another a formerly the Littorio and the i sabotage committed on a single i flesh from victories at Konotop Sale great Britain and Anc _ Vittorio Venetia both Are of a pan of track. One of the Brenner and Bachmach last week is Only have agreed upon an armed period e�?T5,0u0 tons with a complement of tunnels had been blown up they 15 Miles from the rail Center of transition Between the firing it 1,600 officers and men. They pack nine 15-Inch guns and 12 six Inch guns and have a designed Speed of 30 knots. They and a sister ship the ill fated Roma were completed in 1940. The fourth of the last shot and the peace . J Neshin. 70 Miles Northeast of but the nazis controlled the sea Kiev. About the same distance ports of Genoa spezia and the use East of the key German base Inland Strong Points of Bologna it was reported from Moscow Arrand Milan Berlin asserted. Tile other Strong Force is hammering i _ _ naval base of Polo in the North at Przluki the last town of any that class Quot the Quot Quot Imp end Lias never i end of of the Adriatic had capt importance lying before Kiev Iii j been finished lated the nazi added and univ that direction. Two older Battle wagons the Turin still was battling according observers in tire russian Cap a Andrea Doria and the Caio Du-1 to latest Uno Mucial reports. With Ual today estimated that at East Ilio Are also at Malta. They Are of fairly heavy casualties on both Lopo too germans Are beings is forced relentlessly Westward by Tiu German High command the russians stopped up summer Italy a two other capital ships said that throughout Italy Greece i offensive. One correspondent wrote the Guilio Cesare and the Conte and Crete some 200.00j italian that the Rainy season expected which in his opinion May be i Cavour. Were torpedoed in the troops had lain Down their arms a Start soon May slow Hie to j necessary for Protection of the in daring British raid on Taranto in i hut Ai the same time the Axis Sla Viets but will not put an end to Teress of the Allied forces or Lor 1 Hie prosecution of the War. And the italian government binds itself to take such administrative ocher actions As the Corn world War i Vintage reconstructed in 1939. Armistice terms it continued from Page it compliance with All the provisions of this armistice. To. The commander in chief of the Allied forces reserves to himself the right to make any gesture 1041, and have never been repair tons everywhere continued the the offensive. Incessant cry of a a Lay Down your a red army de. Arms or the six cruisers at Malta Are the Duca Degli Abruzzi Giuseppe Garibaldi Duca d Costa Eugenio i Savoia Raimondo Montecue Coli and the Luigi Cadorna. A a u As the flotilla neared the North soviet press Haiss african coast they came under. A a the Protection of Allied air and t3l3n capitulation naval forces. J the men Are tireless carried on by a sense of Power the gains of the allies the its and vjc�0ry lieder experienced be three salient in Southern Italy fore not even after Stalingrad be added or As mighty Force sailed military analyst Cut. Ludwig i Sartorius was hard pressed to explain the recent nazi a a strategic the Best he could do in to Aluta it was we Len mfg i he i Moscow the first soviet press j j11 summing up the Battles Elute Valetta it was welcomed by. The italian surrender tween the donets Basin and the a crowd of islanders who us red n i Dnieper Bend was to say that the the Shore. It was a crowning 1 came at a time when the russians situation Cannet be summed in moment for the maltese who had i were celebrating their capture of gone through so Many attacks in stall no and Bachmach. Soviet the Days when Italy was attempt a j ing to beat them to their Knees. Heroic nurse new Orleans a it. J. Gann Erni Tatus Only Navy nurse to escape from Corregidor was the first Navy officer to receive the legion of Merit award with a citation. Newspapers hailed Italy s Capilli re a Kerr a lation and declared that the red Biri Hoa i greetings army deserved much of the credit Moscow sept. 12�?president since Hitler was so occupied on Michael Kalinin of the soviet the Eastern front that he could Union has sent birthday greetings not Send reinforcements to Italy to King Peter of Yugoslavia who the soviet newspaper Izvestia was-20 last week. President Kalinin added that hundreds of thousands congratulated the King now in of Italy a Best troops were killed England on his people s resistance on the russian front to the nazis. Mander in chief May require and in particular the commander in on the other nand a German chief will establish. Allied military government Over such parts of italian territory As he May deem necessary in the military interests of the Allied nations. 11. The commander in chief of the Allied forces will have full right to impose Means for disarmament demobilization and demilitarization. 12. Other conditions of a political economic and financial nature with which Italy will be bound to comply will be transmitted at a later Date. 13. The conditions of the present armistice will not be mad Public without prior approval of the Allied commander in chief. The English will be considered the official text. At a
