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     Oran Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 20, 1943, Oran, Oran                               Page 2the stars and stripes tuesday Only 20, 1943 the stars and stripes Oran daily newspaper of the o. S. Armed forces published mondays through fridays Indus re for troops in the Oran area the stars and stripes Oran daily is edited and pah listed if and for the personnel of the u. S. Armed forces. It is printed by la eche a Oran s rim hotel de Vuie Oran. Editorial and exc nation office a Rue Mol do value. Car flatten Telephone i. A pliant h. Lister 23s7l Hedges 21071. Editorial dept 2s957. Dept est Grin acknowledgement is made of the cartoons comic strips cat Are some general editorial sen Rise supplied by tank Tbs army weekly and of sem by the office of War in formation fid special Servici division War done. Entered As second dam matter at she poet office at new York n. Tune or act of March a is Fol con touts passed by the d. S. Army Caroi not mailable to the 6. S. By instr  �01, 2, no. 91 july 2�, is 2m? of and staff Nat Ousa sports la col. A Short or Ufa a a Sfa a or. Eniti Porfe there is an awfully important american in Africa who has Demi a men Jorud very Little. That is William e. Stevenson head of the american red c u6s Here. Stevenson organized and ran the whole vast Rea Cross set up in England when we were there last year. He started from scratch and built up the now immense red Cress system in Africa. And where a Ever the american Amy goes next a few months id the states. He graduated from Princeton in 1922. Then he went on to Oxford As a Rhodes scholar and studied Law for three years at the famous English University. He likes and understands the English but he did no to go British and adopt an Oxford accent. In school he was athletic. He was american Champion of the 0�?------, 440-Yard dash in 1921, and took. He will move on with it and do the the British championship for the Thinie that when the italian peo. Same thing All Over again. Same distance in 1923. Then in pie m<1 out n.n.ly50 Stevenson a Job is unromantic but 1924 he went to  old Mica info hers tel 5a11, speak. A a ctr 1f? More vital than Many a gent Rales. Paris and ran on the boo meter to Yii feel even better than a Good portion of the morale of the relay team that set record. A whoa 1 Watermelon of current operations is Fittz a the Root feature activity on the Tuman mud according to a spot Check of servicemen in the chm ares. Quot reports say of in  Ssu showering aerie a with gifts of wine and watermelons a std sofa William Higgins of Avon Lake Ohio. A this is oar first direct Contact Ith the dictators people. X think that their Vanve of Relief opon meting the Allied troops is important. Once we get rid of military opposition not Only m Sicily but my Over Europe we have the people with  a a americans always get along with civilians in occupied countries said Cpl. John Eshleman of Forti Tond Oregon. They be done too much starving As it is and when the gigs began handing out the chocolate and cigarettes  be hanging on our necks no matter what Mussolini a been telling  pfc Patsy Pola Wilmington Cal. Whose parents both were bom in Italy is anxious to get across to the new combat zone. Pola Oran Datebook american red Cross army in Africa depends in Nis decisions. His employ pro run veto thousands. He spends millions of dollars a year. The daily headaches though less important Are As numerous As Gen. Eisenhower a. He has to be a Pioneer business Man Diplomat Dean of women military expert and Wheeler of Small favors All in one. Smart and honest yet until a year and a half ago he had never dreamed of organizing anything bigger than a committee meeting and had never thought twice about the institution known As the red Cross. Stevenson has been successful because lie is smart and because he is honest in the deepest meaning of the word. He has no sideline ambitions and no axes to grind. He wants nothing for his future out of the red Cross nor out of the army nor out of Africa or England v Italy or anywhere else. He is simply serving for the duration and serving with his whole being. When it s All Over he will go Back to take up where he left off which was head of the outstanding Young Law firm in new York City. Stevenson is a tall handsome athletic Man who looks ten years out of College instead of nearly 20. He looks what he is a successful Young professional Man. He is a ministers son but did t fellow either of the paths taken by so Many ministers sons. He neither turned pious nor went to the dogs. He wound up to be a perfectly Normal Well balanced Young fellow humorous and capable. Young Bill was born in Chicago but due to his fathers changes of pastorate he lived also in new York Baltimore and Princeton. Bill s father wound up As president of the Princeton theological Seminary and so it was Princeton were Bill went to school after prepping at Andover. It amuses him that he was recently while far away overseas and in no position to assume his duties elected a trustee of Andover which he left 25 years ago. Stevenson is now 42 years old. He was just old enough to get into the Marine corps at the Tail end of the last War and served there is one strange record that he is proud of. In 1921 he won the Quarter mile for team of Princeton comely against Oxford Cam Bridge. And then he went abroad and in 1925 won the Quarter Muse for the team of Oxford Bainbridge against Princeton Corneli. That a what is known in sync circles As working on both sides of the Ocean. In 1926 Stevenson returned to new York and went to work. His first Job was As assistant to District attorney Buckner in new York. Bill went into the prohibition Branch because it paid 1009 dollars a year More and be needed the thousand to get married Cju no drinking Buckner practice what he enforced about prohibition and insisted that his men do likewise. As a result the Stevenson could not even drink Champaigne at their own wedding. Mrs. Stevenson still thinks it was an outrage. A Little of prohibition work goes a Long Way so before Long Stevenson went into the Law firm of John w. Davis and stayed there until 1931, when he formed his own partnership with Eli Whitney Debevoise. They were successful from the beginning. They have had As High As 21 lawyers on their staff. Our Entrance into the War a Light Bill Stevenson in that same shadowy borderline stage of life that it caught me. He was too old for combat duty and too Young not to want to have a Finger in the pie. He did t know what to do. He could have gone to Washington and donned a Soldier suit with leaves on his shoulders and sat at a Nice desk but that somehow seemed ridiculous to him. He waited and looked around and after awhile heard that the red Cross needed a Man to go to England. He knew nothing of the red Cross but thought his Law experience and his three years in England. Might come in Handy. And it was a Chance to get across the water and into the heart of things. He got the Job and Here he is. Even better than Ever a new world about the invasion he thinks hell have a person 1 advantage if he does get aci\._, to Sicily. Esp cd by when it comes to get ing Ace. Tinted with the Signorina after the immediate combat task is accomplished. Next to being m on the sicilian a show Reading about it in the stars and stripes was the next Best thing according to Wallace Barnhart of new Orleans. Barnhart is a merchant Seaman and thinks the stars and stripes correspondents have handled the Eye witness stories in a bang up manner. Barnhart has a brother in the paratroops who Quot might have been in on the invasion. Just in Case he has a whole file of firsthand stories on paratroop activity during the operations clipped from the paper. This is his chief St Venir for the folks Back Home from this african voyage. To 3-c Louis Sherbecoe who was a Stock broker in Meridian conn., before he joined the Navy is looking Forward to Selling securities in Sicily some Day. He feels that the whole european phase of the War might be Over in six months and. Is of the opinion that italians in general will be More pro american than Ever after the War. Pro american enough anyway to want to invest whatever Money they live lying around in United states securities. Fireman first class Eddie Dailey Providence r. I., thinks the invasion is going to make his prediction Quot Home by Christmas come through. Eddie gets kind of sore when the boys keep asking a what christinas a he Means the Ore coming up and wound t mind r ing Over there right now to help the prediction become a reality. According to Dwight Newton a arc Empire club oilers stumpers  Booth roof . Rung. Library writing room snack bar music room win instruments. Location if Rue Josee Larrame open daily from 10 a. M. To 0 45 p. M. Program Ping Pong. Badminton. Chess and checker tournaments every monday evening in the game room at 7. Sign up now by contacting the program director. Spanish lessons for beginners in the music room every monday and thursday from 7 to 8 p. My advanced classes on tuesday and Friday at the same Timo. French lessons for beginners every wednesday and saturday from 7 to 8 p. If. Advanced denser same Days get servicemen a club a la Senna Airport. Open to All men at Allied forces from noon to 10 p. M. Offers same facilities As other Abo dubs. Arc officers c us a contains snack bar game roam Reading mom Library writing room lounge cold shares. Location a Twat of blvd. C leniency us and Rue Alsace Lorraine open Dally from 1c l e to 10 p. M. Spanish lessons every wednesday and saturday at 7 p. M. French lessons for monday Ano thursday from p. M advanced flames every to Day and Friday from 1 p. La. Arc Allied club a offers oar. Games Library lounge and Reading room to All members of the Allied Forcee orca tor 0 blvd. Ollie no open. Jaily from 10 a. M. To 10 p. My. Program rom 10 a. M. To a p. M. Complete use of an dub faculties. Suck bar always open from 230 to 130 p. M. And 730 to i p. M International Ping Pong a tourney tonight at 8 p. M. R every to 830 sunday to 0 churches services m French at the protest Ait Temple every sunday morning at .0 am. With communion service Fust sunday of each month. Location Rue Pierre couture through tuesday. July 20. Price of admission ranges from 8 to 18 francs. Open to men of Allied forces. Daily at 5 p. M. Location place Des Vic tires. Mogador the Jiwu a gentlemen from West Point starting july 12th and running through july 25. Daily it 5 p. M. Location Corner of Rue de Salles and do Fon Douck. Arc. Casino theater now open for All servicemen. Three showings of american films daily�?2, 1 and 730 p. M. Location one Block past Allied club on blvd. Gallieni. Balcony reserved for officers. Regent theater a after it p. M. Every evening except sunday English speaking Nories. Consult arc for current film location 82 rus Darrow arc Empire theater is located at id Rue Alsace Lorraine All american enlistees and. Merchant Stamen Are is Coonrod to the showings oi1 Hollywood productions. Hours of showings Are As allows a 4 and i f. M. Dacy. For name of pie Airas playing Odna ult the Empire club bulletin Board. 9 w ends Traia Jrsn. Dally. Museum blvd. Paul Docmer museum contains paintings and 8culpturor prehistoric archaeology and archaeology of roman period. Natural history and history or Oran. Go to blvd. Kaemen eau. Than go to rus Sebastopol. Turn right to blvd. Pam Doumer. U la a Large building. Open daily. Private museum�?9 blvd. Dundus Trie. Open Between 2 and 5 pm. Con Tanc collection of sculptures paint ins Home archaeology and souvenirs of to War of 1870. 6. I. Lost dry Yankee Empress of Australia laundry 19 blvd. Loment Coste St. Eugene Oran. Tel 212-54. An Tho rated to handle laundry problem of yank units. Also cleaning and pressing. English spoken. Moderate prices. Places to eat protestant continued tomorrow Upten poets when when All Battles Are Over and the killing is done when cannons cease roaring and the Victory s won when those in hiding from dictators hands come Forth from their hiding. And return to their lands. A have suffered in t i in Are u from bondage and mint once Arrari then May peace on Earth Good will toward men be oar guide towards living be our code once again. A f. S Beal ambition a my friends Are corporals or sergeants or More to still a Buck private the same As before. Some shirts Bear stripes some bars and citations but mine is quite naked Wilt but decorations. I have no ideas never had any notions done to want any stripes and to hell with promotions of the travelled these countries overseas did x roam private from an Arizona Grapefruit farm the italian Campaign should not net much resistance from either the italian army or the people. A a everybody shot a Cousin or an Uncle in new Jersey or san Francisco or someplace a he said. A til bet the whole country will take Oil after the germans once they get a  Cpl. Rizzuto no relation to the baseball figure has about the most novel reason for wanting to get into the Sicily action. He s figuring on operating a string of glorified american hamburger and Coke stalls he says startling in England. Running through Morocco Algeria and Tunisia. Now he wants to Survey the. Sicilian and italian territory. He figures he can make a killing in a game like this after the War,.and is ready to pack his my at a moments notice to continue his private appraisal of the situation. 3830 Potter. The All around athlete of his Battery is pfc. Howard Sweeny of Thurmont Mil Sweeny frequently participates in the boxing matches at the red Cross in addition to being the decided Star of his Battery Ball to am. Sweeny a absence on the team while on duty usually spells defeat but Sweeny remains consistently modest in its glory. Cpl. George Allen of san Francisco Cal., is one i who fully appreciates the hospitality of the 1 Sta a  go non. Y _ the indulging at Good food and i pm. Harold Schren beb Doe de indulge. Brm. A hot communion. Chap s office i blvd. Clemenceau. Christian science i red. Sad Sun 193c has. A reformed Church French Rue Alsace Lorraine and Rue de la Victo lie. Methodist Church a sunday services 1a French and English at 10 15 a. M. Evangelical meeting at 6 p. In. Communion service first sunday of each month. Pastor m. Bardot at Home to Calls is every mon., wed., and Frida from 10 a. M. To 1138 a. M. Location 2 blvd. Des Chasee Zsa. Every wednesday at 7 p. My menus Bible class will be held in the chaplains office at Boole Pasteur. Episcopal communion service every thursday at 8 1s p. R. Same place. Catholic haases Dally la atom of tto to holy spirit pianos de la Bastille. Across from grand hotel at 0800. 0700. 073. 0800 and 0230 hours except monday Whan there is Only one Maas m 0800. Dally Manes also in the Cathedral. Place Jeanne a arc at 0600. 0845, 0720 and 0800 Boon. Jewish 1900 . Daugs blvd. Joffra and Rue Magenta. Aft Gallary As gallery Collinet now exhibiting works of the Best French painters Camoin. Derain Dufy Fries Man Guin. Puy Van Dongen Vlaminck and Utrillo location i blvd. Gallieni. Gallery Dart i Steury exposition of Contemp Orsor artists location 5 Roe d a a Lorraine movies English speaking Ideal Cinema a a sergeant York starting wednesday july seamen a restaurant a the United seamen s service. Inc., in cooperation with the War shipping administration operates this restaurant or the exclusive use of merchant sea. Men the restaurant serves Complete meals and Sells cigarettes. Location 30 Rue Alsace Lorraine open daily Money matters insurance Don t Negipe. To take out the full 10,000 Dollar amount of National sen role use Insu Ranoa. You base Headquarters building. Lac. Sloan owe it to your dependents by. Besides that it the Best policy offered for the Money and Mei be conv acted into permanent me insurance. Until Midnight of August it All soldiers have the Opportunity to Tike out insurance without any physical examination at a. See your personnel  allowance for All questions about dependency allowance see your c. Q. Sending Money Home there Are now three approved methods of sending Money Back to the state l by Money order enclosed in regular 2. Regular monthly deduct tons known As class a allotments. This is an automatic deduction sent from the states. 3. Give your Money to the personnel officer of your unit each month who will see that it is radioed Back Home where a Treasury Check will be sent to anyone you designate. This is s fast Der but amounts must be More than or method than by postal Money or-10 dollars was Bonds Bonds May be purchased at the War Bond office la the in a Eharis. Soldier deposits by depositing your Money with your o. O you can get the highest interest paid anywhere 4 percent compounded Semi annually. It is now to Asble to withdraw Money from your account under certain Eon . See your o. O. Far Setalla  
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