Middle East Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 20, 1945, Cairo, Egypt                                Hike unemployed pay for veterans july 1945 Dade ends holdout new Tion which would increase Vete rans unemployment benefits under the i Bill of rights and also provide broadened unemployment Aid during reconversion was introduced in the Senate this week by Barley West Virginia Democrat said that the which is also sponsored by five other democratic is an attempt to fulfil president tru mans request for decent employ ment benefits to serve As a bul Wark against for the Bill would mean increased unemployment Aid from a Basic weekly to for single veterans and for mar ried the is More in whereas the i Bill of rights restricts unemployment benefits to those veterans who have served at least nine and a half months in the armed the new Bill would make veterans with 90 Days or More of service eligible for the maximum 52 weeks unemployment other benefits other provisions include payment of travel expenses to workers referred to new jobs in Distant cities by the government employment Extension of unemployment to All government employ covering All workers not protected now by state unemployment As Well Asma uitime agriculture work ers and those employed by Small provision of Federal funds so state unemployment benefits could be increased to a maximum of with the maximum duration of payments extended to 26 weeks in any one Kilgore new Bill is not to be confused with other Veteran legis lation which is now pending or under consideration by for a similar but less extensive measure has been introduced in the House by Robert North Carolina de another House by Cunningham of would Grant All veterans a week for one regardless of their employment Cowboy Star killed Hollywood in full View of grinding movie Cowboy Addison Jack Randall was killed on a movie set tuesday As he Rode a horse at top the 38yearold actor was playing a dressed As a Canadian Moun tie when his hat blew in an Effort to snatch his foot slipped from a causing him to fall and strike his head against a Randall was married to actress Barbara Bennett eighty years after the final gun of the War Between the states was Dade has rejoined the Union from which it seceded to form the free state in the above photo the stars and bars of the confederacy have been lowered and the stars and stripes of the Union is being run Dade county returned to the Union after a voice vote of the citizens resulted in a unanimous decision in favor of the columnist tosses bouquet at the voice brickbats at s s Streamliner derailed Iowa thirteen cars of the City of los Union Pacific were near Dunlap this week after a cloudburst loosened Railroad new Continental edition of stars and stripes got its face clawed saturday when de sullivans spoke up for her column ing Boss in her usual weekly stint and accused the service newspaper of bad taste which will gag every Catholic dear Boss Bravo for Frank Sinatra courage in blasting openly those distressing features of Uso Cam shows and army Spe Cial services which other perform ers have been protesting bitterly for the past two years both of these agencies Are created out of Public funds and when performer and availed himself of the privilege of free he Only spoke up for the Littler acts which could not risk their Uso Cam show jobs or risk special service stars and stripes lived Down to your appraisal of its Sophomore editorial mentality with this sneer ing bit of character assassination Sinatra was he was granted an audience to the Pope and wised up his holiness on the crooning a bit of Para graphed bad taste which will gag every Catholic the every letter from gis has enthused about the infantry journal fund provides yank prisoners with Comfort items americas fighting men now returning to the states Are loud in the Praise of the infantry journals prisoner of War officers and gis alike testify to the splendid work done by the fund in relieving part of rhe Nightmare life in enemy prison established Back in the journals prisoner of War fund is used to buy books and other Comfort items for our men in pow each Box sent is a gift from one Soldier to another Soldier who got a Tough the journal itself pays the overhead on the operation of the with rhe cessation of hostilities in the organization is now i directing its entire Energy to reach our prisoners held by the Many in Remote areas heretofore not reached because of Lack of contributions which have been received by the fund from civilians and organizations the world Over is now nearing the unit or individual donations can be made to the prisoner of War infantry 1h5 17th do Volunteer Sinatra Phil silvers show overseas and Sinatra work in United states military hospitals has been a Model of expert Cooper the Sophomore editorial mentality to which his slugging Secretary referred is strictly Sulli a few weeks the Broad Way columnist got off on the wrong foot by erroneously terming a let Ter to the stars and stripes editor an on that he declared that stars and stripes pop Ped off like a High school although other new York papers carried the stars and stripes clearly pointing out that it was a an army Cap Tari who criticized fatten for telling sunday school tots about the next Sulli Van and Amelia have refrained from mentioning their Cellblock reunion Imogene Stevens rests her head on the shoulder of her Ralsey As they Are re United in the Fairfield county jail in Stevens is being held on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the slaying of Sailor Albert Kovacs Stevens returned from overseas after receiving a Cable from his wife f press Assn ans stars and of to and fttflbbei1 company labor Board Page which had resulted web directed that the walk tit be the interest of the the Eua Pioves and discrimination on account of the As faced toss or revocation of shift of member Sia fuehrer fanta gets new Billing in South America Chicago Thuc Fate of Hitler is probably destined to become one of the unsolved riddles of our but As predicted a few months ago when searchers failed to locate the fuehrer remains in the Berlin either his or a reasonable facsimile is beginning to pop up in places other than latest reports have Hitler and his Eva in Argen the Chicago times printed a Dis Patch this week from Vicent be Pascal its correspondent in which he said information received from Buenos i am virtually certain that Adolf Hitler and his Eva the lat Ter dressed in masculine landed in Argentina and Are on an immense German owned estate in the pair reportedly landed on a lonely Shore from a German sub Marine which supposedly returned to surrender to the hitlers submarine Depascal indicated that a num Ber of estates had been purchased Nance which w143 had de the Bedspread was precipitated a Newal newspaper Strylka ends to provide sanctuaries for nazi in it was immediately announced that the embassy in Buenos Aires will investigate the report the United in a dispatch from Buenos re ported that a special commission of the Argentine government has proposed that a Ger Man submarine which surrendered recently to Argentina be turned Over to the and to Gether with its there is reportedly much speculation in the Buenos Aires press on whether High nazis were among the submarine Senate committee approves charter Washington by a unanimous of 20 to the Senate foreign relations committee has recommended Senate ratification of the United nations this legislative step toward obtaining the necessary two thirds approval of the Senate for a foreign treaty came after Only five Days of hearings in which the charter was endorsed by a group of Public figures More rioted for their Dis agreements than their the weeks 75 witnesses before the committee included William president of the Phi lip Cio head John Foster advisor to new Yorks Dewey in the 1944 presidential and Norman the socialist party they were wholeheartedly for approval of the sharpest opposition came from John newspaper and Magazine who complained that the treaty linked the United states aggressor a woman observer hauled out some scurrilous terms to describe the but despite the publicity she her words were unofficial and democratic Leader of the Senate Barkley confided to newsmen that he thinks there May be no Nega Tive votes on the Charters ratify k new breathed Sigfus of Relief totes Day when Louis Sel for the newspaper and mail announced the 17day strike against City talk Lishers had been settled and tb5 trucks would be rolling within an thus ended an unprecedented to Atin in which mete 114 metropolitan dailies found themselves virtually new paperless for More than two a Faldman announced that Settle ment Wias made on the basis of a Telegram received from the Wilb which stated that if the strik ing newspaper deliverers resumed the boards daily newspaper commission could hold an imme Diate hearing on the Issue involved Between the publishers arid the settlement broke a stalemate which had mounted in tenseness for during which read of the major new York dailies affected by the strike found their lives strangely while top news was received Over the housewives were unaware of bargains big stores were renting agents watched ominously silent Delepho department store mail Telephone orders dropped racing enthusiast Felt lost without yer Tising shrank and theater advertising and reviews were completely in downtown new York at news paper hundreds of thou Sands stood in line to buy at vacation resorts and outlying people were bidding As As it for the precious news Pica to labor the new Secretary of Lewis who was ushered into his Cabinet Post amid the Akron and Gotham strip has called on labor to respect the no strike he also asked management not to seize upon the Chance to Cut wages and destroy unions in the change Over to peace the government has a responsibility to eliminate fear among workers that they will be without jobs after the he in or Der to maintain the War Plant working forces needed to defeat Washington approximately prisoners of War have been used As farm workers this army returns 900 doctors to civvies Washington about 900 medical officers have been released from the army since in accordance with a policy to re turn As Many doctors to civilians practice As can be revealed the War during the next nine approximately doctors will be the official statement followed complaints in Congress that the army is delaying release of doctors needed critically at first under Point system Waist Hington Wallace will be the first medical officer to leave the army under the Point surplus announced the surgeon generals the officer has m having served 33 months overseas with the 28th general Hospital in North Africa and father of he plans to re sume his private practice in his