Oran Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 13, 1943, Oran, Oran                               P�9 4the stars and st4mpes Hui if. Am we 1943 f a to Jarr 0 Hetoum vhf hip to Tom imn09m a big a   a a Quot Iii Terr r it a a ithe most popular Soldier around caste Vetrano Vas Pic. William Bonior of Dorchester mass. He located his father s Cousin in a Home just outside the City and 50 sicilians wined and dined him. They were amazed to see an american who spoke pure sicilian which is a it different from italian As warbled on the Mainland. Both Bon Giors a parents were Bora in Marsala which produces the Only sicilian wine of High enough Quality to be exported. A a a in Caltanissetta behind a medical storehouse a dozen Germun soldiers Lay stretched in death across old burial Mounds. None of the italians would touch them. At one Corner about so germans were being loaded into an american truck for removal to the near. Said one na2i 1 was wounded on the russian front and after i recovered i asked to go to Africa. I just wanted to travel but before i could get there we lost Tunisia. So i was put into our sicilian division and today i was Cut off. I blame the italians. They Are to interested in this War and Are futile As soldiers. They done to even try to show any  a a a a queer sight in Caltanissetta were italian policemen garbed in red striped trousers still working. While women and children gathered about a guarded Gate clamouring for water these upholders of the Law invited reporters in for lunch. They seemed Well fixed with groceries. Surprisingly there weren to too Many american soldiers in the spot. A Alexander meets Sinclair threatens to sue web Washington Upton Sinclair author and publisher has threatened to sue the War production Board if it does not Grant him sir Harold More paper to carry on his Litera the Allied Ture and propagandist activities. The 1934 pulitzer prize Winner for his novel Quot dragon Teeth demanded More paper because under the regulations he could get Only 90 percent As much As he used Palermo Cardinal in welfare talk Allied Force head Quad tefts aug. 13�?Gen Alexander. Chief of military government has conferred with his Eminence the Cardinal archbishop of Palermo Luiga , it was revealed Here today. The meeting held on Gen. Federal crop control discarded for 1944 farm program Washington aug. 12-Feder-Al crop controls have been discarded and the 1944 farm program will be on a purely voluntary basis the nation s Farmers were told today toy War food administrator Marvin Jones. Federal agricultural regulations will be modified so that maximum food production May be obtained Jones said in a nationwide broadcast. The Ufa will make acreage suggestions As to needed leaps Bat the individual Farmer will work out production plans to suit his own preference. Farmers whose plans meet the general requirements of the War program will receive Grants of seed and fertiliser but direct Benefit payments will be reduced or Elimina ted on. Most if not on All crops the administrator declared. V expressing Confidence that far mors would maintain food production at its present High level Jones said t Only Hope that people in All other lines of work will be ,s5 willing to engage in Complete and All out Effort As the food producers of this country have already shown they Are willing to  f Alexander s a rat visit to Palermo. 1942 a year in which he _ very to halal comparatively Little a web at is almost As great As the tonnage was described As a Oen. Alexander suggested that said priests and nuns take Over the a. Abut care of homeless children of the ill a kit a a a Oun Ltd �?~j1 a a co Linurd from Page 2 Vised that elementary education be carried on under the direction of. A a in a the roman Catholic clergy. Geo. A Aander spent the rest of tils �0�9�?o .te5rtet�ti time looking into the problems of in in Jie attack and it was reported the germans would not hold out much longer. Latest estimates put the 7th army three Miles West of Randazzo within Light artillery Ore of the town while the 8th army pressed Forward Halfway Between Bronte and Randazo. In this area the that piece of business was of misian can alb. Put on the a completed list she besides Covertt has Retreat with wag ordered to another Point on mine Fields and demolished roads the sicilian coast where she a Jerry is leaving a near guard of a move 3,300,000 tons of material monthly Washington a record material movement of More than 3.300.000 tons monthly is regulated through a Stock control system of the army service forces the War department announced. The monthly tonnage supervised the chaplain s Corner. Each Friday the Stan and stripes. Oran Dally will print a message written by a chaplain of this area. This is another in a series the strength to endure Albert 8. Bickett cd. C. A a. 8. Hrej by. Paul would have a Nade a Good Soldier. In fact he might have been an outstanding army or Navy chaplain if he had lived during on times. His writings Contin Billy stress the Active life of the playing Field or the Battlefront. He seems to enjoy taking his illustrations from the rigorous and Active Side of human events. In his letters he asks his fou Owego is Quot wrestle a Quot run the straight  Quot fight the Good right Quot Many fast and Quot endure hardness As a Good  a it was when Paul was writing to his Young Follower Timothy that he asked him to learn to endure hardness As a Good Soldier. Timothy May have been depressed and ready to quit. Undoubtedly he had entered into his work finder Paul with enthusiasm and the desire to conquer. We can imagine however that obstacles had been placed in his path and that he had become despondent about his ability to overcome his difficulties. Paul was Wise enough to realize that there is Little in life which is harder than just enduring under great Strain and after seeming failure. It would take established Faith and real strength of character before Timothy could endure his misfortune and finally come to the end of his work victorious., a All of us who serve today in the great struggle of Liberty and Freedom Are like Timothy. We have entered upon a task which must be completed. Most of us began with enthusiasm and the desire to Bend every possible Effort towards final and Complete Victory. However As we Are human we often become discouraged and Are ready to quit while the task is yet unfinished. At times we Are half hearted in our work and we fait to give the Best that is within us to the duties to which we have been assigned. The Strain of separation and Long overseas service appear to upset us More than the difficulties and the dangers which we encounter. We need real strength to carry on successfully until the task has been completed. Deep Down in our hearts we have no desire to quite hut Many of us May be unable to tap that Reserve of strength which is needed to of All passenger automobiles produced in the United states in an average pre War year. More than 700,000 items flow in a balanced Supply to the world wide fronts including articles ranging from tanks and Cannon to shoe laces and spoons the department said. The civilian population minesweeper cd muted from Inge 2 a a ,. The Crew were laughing and Joyc m a my a trolled. It was there that she first met enemy bombers. The planes came at night a a Aid a warrant officer Quot and the bares Light you up just like Daylight. You just stand there As  you were  it was in the second of several bombing attacks that she 1 narrowest escape and in which she suffered her Only casualties. A bomb struck her motor whaleboat which was alongside and frag ments wounded half a dozen men As they stood at Battle stations Light anti aircraft Chine gunners to slow up the Allied troops As in Tunisia ground offers excellent nity for hiding machine the third Allied drive. A on the East coast also shewed a ans m the 8th army pushed Bacic enemy forces to capture the a Flages of had her or Nijola and Zaff Erena Bunea. Reports from the front lines indicated the germans we re tiring rapidly. Although their Unes Ware still intact they were yielding Oon stantly under pressure. On the other hand the Aries Nave overwhelmingly Superior forces and nto the a Light anti aircraft gun was _ a a 4xed almost exactly Over the place can move fresh troops where the motor whaleboat had line at will been tied. One of the gun Crew was knocked unconscious. His first there was evidence the nazis were having increasing difficulties words on being revived were t in supplying their soldiers Especio Wood to be transferred. I wont be transferred. They wont Transfer me. Will they a the minesweeper has been serving in North african and Mediterranean Waters for Many months now. Min sweeping Isnit the Only Job she does. When necessity demands she has been on anti submarine patrol Quot we have been under water so on the defensive ally those in the Randazzo area. Observers reported the germans were beginning to evacuate non essential troops. Nazi reverses continued froth i Page i that Germany and her a Hes Are a suggestion on How and where to buy stars and stripes we arge aft a Poplai sender officers in the yield to Parr mpr their a not s copies of stars and stripes from the following authorized dealers. 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Passive strength on the other hand is that typified by the great Oak tree which sways before the fury of the Gale but still stands with its roots sunk deep Down into Mother Earth after the wind has spent itself. Rodeo of to human terms one is the Power to keep going while the other is the Power to keep atm one is the strength by which we overcome the other the strength by which we endure. During the dark Hotkins of the late summer of 1940, when in grand was being bombed unmercifully Winston Churchill said to his countrymen Quot let us Brake ourselves to our duty and so Bear ourselves that of the British Commonwealth and Empire lasts for a thousand Yean men offi still say. This was their finest hour a Rufus Wicker has Aili Apt Ikis natural to see difficulty and danger As altogether bad. He is Correct however when he adds that often the finest and the hot Afteel things we know come from situations which Are so hard and perilous that no asian could deliberately want them. They do indeed destroy some people but others Are cleansed and strengthened and made better men by to endure them. Arrew Bel Abbes most Ganem Rel Zane Saida be big Tlemcen be Tleimat Nemours Tia ret Perregaux Mascara Marnia Ain temo Chent Ain Al Turck Beni sat can Astel Saint Cloud Misser Ghin Mazaran la Serna oujda Bouis Seville p to Aux Poules Saint leu much sometimes that it s a wonder we Haven to been used for a  says the skipper. She also has been pressed into service on occasion As a tug. Quot she s time itself is neither advantageous or  the commentator said. Quot its Boon or Bane is determined exclusively from those developments which Ripen a fuck or rather Jill of my traded ter of All of  the hinted that the Muster Hopper says proudly Rivere  counts nazi a bin Axis angles steer the Nim their defend to take advantage of the Quot passing of time a hut nowhere did he make a definite Promise to Che German people that of key win the War on the defensive. A in buying the Siam and stripes weekly edition from Arab newsboys we urge you to Check your copy before paying for it. For some strange reason the kids take the eight or 18 Page weekly apart and sell Only the sections of four pages each. This is probably due to the fact that they Are in the digit of setting the four Page Oran daily. Next week be sure to Check your copy so that you get a Complete Issue. There will always be at least eight pages. West coast air plane plants face serious labor shortage Washington aug. 12 a West coast air plane plants Are not Only thousands of workers Short of their needs but Are losing them faster than they can hire replacements it was announced by web vice chairman Joseph d. Keenan. Those quitting include workers who enter the army or other armed service return to farms to get draft deferments just walk out to look for other jobs and women rho shift jobs or return Home he said. A in Hanok every single Plant on the West coast the separations workers leaving Are greater than the hiring a Keenan reported. Plants Are running 3,000 to 10,000 Short of their requirements to maintain heavy production schedules a the official added. _ the labor shortage and turnover problem is not confined to the West coast he said citing that the food War plants in the de wait area hired 3.078 workers in july and id the same month lost 3,614. Leaders confab continued from fag 1 Standley and Britain a envoy to Moscow. Sir Archibald Clark Kerr. It was taken for granted that the diplomats visit to Stalin was connected with important communications regarding decisions to be taken when the president and the prime minister meet in London especially the press declared that there must be no thought of making decisions without consulting the russian government. The daily Matt said that Stalin will be fully informed of All that happens and added special arrangements Are being made tor this purpose to try to ensure the closest personal Contact Between the three governments. Whether the Allied Leaden would announce immediately their decisions was a matter of some discussion among the to it Ress correspondents. It seemed to be no secret that the Roosevett Gbur Cettl objective would be the same As that expressed at Casablanca unconditional surrender of the Axis. The Means by which this objective will be accomplished however will undoubtedly a roast a closed subject except tor the military Leaden selected to Cany out the operations