Oran Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 25, 1943, Oran, Oran Page 2thc stars and stripes wednesday August 25, 19. The stars and stripes oni Dally newspaper of the u. S. Armed forces published mondays through fridays inclusive for trope in the Oran area. The Suro and St Rupee Oran Dally it edited and published by and for the personnel a tithe u. 1. Armed forces. It it printed by la Betit a Oran a Rue hotel de Volle Oran. Editorial and circulation office a Rue hotel do Villa Telephone it Wiliam h. User Mill. Circulation dept., a Eft Olin Hedges 13071. Editorial dept., �5057. Acknowledgement is Nide of the cartoons comic strips feature stories and general editorial service supplied by yank the army Wertly the Western newspaper Union and of news by the office of War information and special scr Vires division War dept. Entered As second class matter at the Post off co at new York n. A under act of March 3, 1879. Contenta passed by the it. Amy censors not mail Holt to the c. 8. By . Mall Call vol. 1, no �3 August is 1h3 a Taft publication officer Nat outa it col Egbert White officer in charge it William Al Lister managing editors get Many Watson editorial staff sgt. Herbert Mitgang sgt Robert Mcintyre sgt fames Harrigan Chi. Boh Fleisher. -----ll1l a 11 .&Quot.li1 a a a a a. .1 1 a Al Aal .i1. S,"11 111 Quot so the roving reporter by Emit Pyle in Sicily about the Only re karst icon that Omar a Bradley a Ever Mahonn was when he was promoted to lieutenant general in june just after Tunisia. He knew the promotion had Pone to Congress he saw it published in the papers he even received letters of congratulations from Washington and yet he would t pin on the third Star until orders actually were in his hands some weeks later. Bradley Seldom gets nervous is never excited. Once Here in Sicily a sniper took a Potshot at him As he was Riding in a command ear. Whereupon the general with two enlisted men. Got out of the car and started looking for the sniper. Armed Only with their carbines. The sniper beat it and Uliey find him. On the Day that we launched our final victorious attack West of a amp eur last Spring the general suddenly had nothing to do. He had planned and worked Stren Cus by for weeks to prepare it but Onoe it was under Way lie could Only wait. Crack shot the personal inaction that Day did make him a Little nervous. To he called the two Young captains who Are he aides and they started out for a Long talk. Back in the Hills far away from everything they stopped and the captains threw Rock a into the air while the general cracked them with his Rifle. That was what he did while the Battle was on. Men. Bradley is notoriously Good with a Rifle. He has a sergeant Dri vet who has been with 1dm for years and one reason Why he likes him so much is that the sergeant is a crack shot too. In his younger Days Bradley was very athletic. He was a second string football Man at West Point and a regular on the baseball team. Baseball is his greatest love. He played left held for three years at the Point and Bock in the states never misses a Chance to see a big league game. A sportsman he still holds the record for the longest baseball throw Ever made at West Point. He has forgotten now How far it was. But he says it a a gets longer by in Geld every year. He is a Good golfer and in peacetime usually played a couple of times a week but when War was declared he gave up Golf for the duration. He and my Bradley both play Bridge and the general is a Good poker player he plays for moderate stakes and keeps a Quot poker fund so that any losses can be payed out of that and not effect the family budget. Hunting stands alongside baseball As his great love. Back Home he had two Bird dogs Quot Molly and Quot Peter. When he came overseas he gave Quot Pete Quot to an army Friend and mrs. Bradley Kepi a third one. A tip who was 14 years old. Died just before he a left Back in Georgia when he was commandant at pm Benning his usual Hunting partners were some of his enlisted men. Birthplace Gen. Bradley was born in my bar a by. Mo., on Lincoln s birthday of i893. His Home town of Moberly has recently named its no put aft her him. And while i was with him he received a letter from Moberly. The envelope was air printed up with big slogans about the a dedication of Bradley Fields hone of deut. Gen. Bradley and had a picture of him on the envelope. Gen. Bradley looked at it and said simply to looks funny to pet a letter with your own picture on it does no to it Bradley graduated from West Point in 1915. He Rose to the tem Crary rank of major during the it War but All his service was in the United states. Today he says Quot i be spent 25 years trying to explain Why 1 was t overseas in the last War so thank goodness i be been spared that this time they say that when he got his orders to come overseas last Winter he was As Happy As a Bug. Prepared during his Long army career Bradley served twice on the faculty at West Point did one three year hitch in Hawaii spent Many years in command schools preparing for just such a wartime Job As he has now and wound up in 1941 As a brigadier general in command of it Benning. Qaq there he sex hither end Yon. All you inspired artists who have been procrastinating on this it Art exhibit in sine had better get on the Ball. The red Cross has really planned something big Here with worthwhile Prises and a first rate exhibit All types of Art work Are acceptable so get your application Blanks from the nearest red Cross club or Empire club was the scene of a reunion of two Brothers who met each other for the first time in their lives yesterday. Kieth Ireland was bom in Fairfield. Iowa and was brought a there by his grandmother. Raymond Ireland was born in new York and what with one a thing and another the two Brothers never did get to see each other. Then the red Cross found out that they were both in Africa. A meeting was arranged and Kieth and Ray said Quot hello for the first time. Here is one of those stories we Don t vouch for but simply pass on for what it May be Worth. Seems that there is a sign at a North african Atlantic base which reads new York 3,204 Miles two unidentified soldiers Riding an amphibious jeep decided to Cheek the mileage. They were rescued by an american flyer off Casa. Blanca. A any suggestions dear editor we Are the victims of a very unusual situation existing in North Africa. We Are casuals. A great number of us arrived in one Pool As soon As we disembarked from our boat a few months later we were sent out on detached service with an air depot group doing work for which we weren to trained. While on detached service permanent assignments came through for us. However the commanding officer of the Field froze All men on detached service preventing us from being released to fulfil these assignments. He stated that we were doing work vital to i it Gar editor the War Effort which was entirely false As we were just remaining Idle. A Power Turret school in the unit states october 10. 1942. It i in possible to change our Clas Ifica Tion until october 10, 1943 and then it seems like an awful waste of the governments Money if do change it. We would like to remain in our present classification if at All possible. We would like to have suggestions As to How we can be oort permanently assigned and copied within an outfits table of organization. Power Turret men a complaint also while on detached service with this air depot group we were assigned to another air depot v group and carried As overages in their table of organization. A Little while later when the air. Depot group to which we were assigned moved we were trans ered to the air depot group we had been on detached service with All along. We Are carried of their table of organization As overages also. Prom All indications and the facts certainly Point to the conclusion that we will be transferee Horn one outfit to anon her. Always carried As oversees never Able to work on the Job we went to school to learn and which the government paid Good Money to teach us. We graduated from the j we the enlisted men of the u s. Army in North Africa wish to make a complaint about the commissioned officers. We want to know Why an officer can come into an enlisted menus red Cross club despite the fact that there is a sign stating Quot enlisted men v can t they read or do they need glasses it i it not bad enough that they Force their Way in but when they spot a woman talking to a Doggie they just have to butt in and take her away leaving the dog foe sitting with his Mouth open. A we can to go into their clubs so Why can to they stay away from ours �?t-5 j. Smith a trea a. Kendra m-i-i-n-4-i�? �?1�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?�?��?�?��?�?�? a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a �?1�?ii->ryir>r>f>\awu bonded the officer candidate school which last year turned out 40,000 new army officers. In february of 42 he was made major general and assigned to command the �2nd infantry division. Later he commanded the 29th infantry division and was on that command when ordered to Africa. His permanent army rank is colonel and because of the fact that in achieving the wartime rank of lieutenant general he has used Over Many men his senior leans Over backward not to say or do anything that would make it seem he feels in any Way above them. British Home Fleet hold Maneu vers London a the British Home Fleet has been engaged in Large scale Maneu vers this week it was reported yesterday. King George took part in the Battle exercises at sea. Since monday noon no visitors have been permitted within the Large Aone of the Southern English coast no reason has yet been Given for this measure. Lights on again Cairo a the streets of Cidro were lighted at night this week for the first time since the germans occupied Crete in 1941. A. E. S. Program wednesday a a gust 25, 1943 morning 11 00�?african swing session 11 30�?melody Roundup 11 45�?hawaiian music 13 00-downbeat afternoon 12 30�?news 12 45-01 Jive 1 00�? Norman Cloutier 1 30�? yams for yanks 1 45�?milt Herth and Hildegad 2 00�?-symphony concert 2 30�? Are you a Genius 2 45�?landt Trio 3 00�?bbc news 3 15�?military band concert 3 30�?melody matinee 4 30�?hi-Lo Jack and the Dame 4 45�?sound off 5 60�?news summary 5 05�?claslcal music 5 30-Tchartie Barnett evening 6 00 supper music 6 15�?popular music 6 45�?fied Waring. 1 00�?news 7 15�?latin american music 7 30�?jubilee 8 00�?bbc news 8 15�?harry James 8 30�? command performance 9 00�?fibber Mcgee 9 30�?mail Call 10 00�?news summary 10 05�?popular music 10 15�?slumber music 10 30�?sign off Fly Dep t. There is a medical detachment stationed on a Dusty Hillside overlooking the Mediterranean. Each morning when sick Call is Over and All the soldiers have been taken care of the officers and men conduct what is probably the strangest and most unique service in this neighbourhood. They re very modest about this part of their work Quot its really just a drop in the bucket a program of educating two civilian population on Fly control and other sanitary measures. We Start with the children because we can offer them Candy in return for their work. One Hundred flies Are Worth three pieces of Bon Bon and to the child who finds the worst Fly Breeding place we give a special and there they were lined up in a ragged noisy queue. As each one passed pvt. Pete Padykula of Chicopee Falls mass., they dumped their Hundred flies into a bucket and received their three pieces of Bonbon. A you have to watch them Quot says Pete Quot because Many of them Divide their catch into two boxes and try to go through the line twice. In this Way they figure on getting a double portion of this is just a pm of their anti Fly Campaign. All throughout a ten tie radius the lads have him ted Down and wiped out every Fly Breeding place they could find Quot most of the natives think they re crazy a just another idea of these funny americans. But regardless of thai they think they Are learning something about keeping themselves cleaner and clinic depot. In a shed nearby the Quot flies for Candy Deal is another one for sick Call about nine o clock in the morning the profession of the Hill begins. ,. They Are mostly mothers with babies in their arms. There is a sign in Freach which says Quot Madame please Wash your baby before bringing him but most of them Are still pretty dirty. Keeping clean is something that just never has of corred to them before. Skin diseases and Dyse teries head the hot of ailments. They re quiet and patient and regard the doctors maj. Joe Allison and capt Hector Garcia both of Texas with an almost childlike Trust Cap Garcia who Speaks French and Spanish fluently has also mastered arable and discusses his patients aumente most gravely with them. We. Johnny Morse of Arlington Masa pfc Cartte Hammer of Bennett n. C., pfc. Herman Nydle of new York City and t-4 George Irving Osceola Iowa Are the doctor s Able no tenants. It s n spontaneous thing. Nobody ordered them to do this Job. Nobody gets anything extra for it and the endless one of poverty stricken people who have no other Way of getting medical attention speak their thanks fervently if silently orchids to co maj. Casimir Gussew soft exec. Officer maj. Edward Maccarthy it Adall the lads. A Cpl Bob Fleisher Oran Datebook in a a or i . American red Cross arc �omp1rb club Offe a information Booth roof Gary men. I it. Library writing room track bar. Muslo room with instruments. 1 location 18 Rue Alsace Lorraine open Dally from 10 a it. To 9 45 p. M. Program Ping Pong. Badminton chess and checker tournaments a very 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. It. Advanced classes on tuesday and Friday at the Tamo Elmo. French Lemons for beginners every Ednes def and saturday from 1 to 8 pm. Advanced classes same Days. Policing weekly dance schedule arc Empire club wednesday August 25�?navy. Friday August 27 division. Saturday August 25�?open. Subject to change. Of All special dances except the Navy dance 100 ticket will be Given out at the dance office at 5 30 pm on the Day of the dance to men who Haven t had a dance ticket in three weeks. These men must Register toy dog tags pass and give the or name rank and serial number. Navy night a every wednesday evening the outdoor dancing facilities at Lychee Lamo rider will to reserved for the enlistees of the u. Amp nary Only. Arc servicemen s club a Las Nia Airport. Open to a men at Allied forces from noon to 10 p. M. Facilities include Ping Pong lib Rary Art classes French and Spanish classes current events lectures and Bingo. Arc officers c la contains snack bar Gamo room Reading room Library writing room lounge cold sheers. Location Corner of blvd amp Clemenceau and Rue Alsace Lorraine a men duly from 1c 1 u. To 10 p. M. Foreign language classes held in Caw club from 7 to 8 30 pit German every Mon. And Fri. French every tues., thurs. Sun. Spanish wed. And sat. Arc Allied club a offers snack bar. Games Library lounge and Reading room to All members of the Allied Force location 0 blvd. Galilea pee Dally from 10 a. M. To 10 p. M. Program prom 10 a. A to 10 p. M. Ont pm Ete use of All Oeub facilities suck bar always open from 10 a. M. 8 p. M Ais on be Colon officers1 club open to american officers and Narsai members Only Dally from 2 p. M. To 10 30 p. M. Snack bar open from 2 p. M. To 10 p. M. Liquor bar open from 5 p. M. To 10 p. M. Dor8 joint open Dally to american soldiers and Balkh. Beer sold exclusively foe 3 francs per Mug or four mugs for 10 francs. Operated by special services. Location around Corner from hotel Continental churches services in French at the protestant Temple every sunday morning at .0 a m. With communion service first sunday of each month location Rue Pierre couture. Oran civil Hospital sunday masses 0 900 in Hospital Chapel. 11 1 in officer s cd Lyle. A weekday masses 00 45 in Hospital clinic. 19 15 Novena in Honor of the miraculous medal and Mas in Hospital Chapel. Confessions saturday afternoon fix 16 00 to 17 00. Saturday evening from 19 00 to 20 00 in Hospital Chapel. Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day saints mormon sunday service at 0930 hours. Arc Empire club a sic room third floor. Protestant 0830 firs. A hoi it communion chaplain s office�?4 blvd. Clemenceau Christian science cd and Sun 1930 Hray French reformed Church. In English Rue Alsace Lorraine and ride la Victo ire. Lutheran Vesper service with Hoff communion chaplain Schle Defrench methodist Church 9 Rue Chas sours at 1600 hours sunday. August 15, 1943, Assembly of Bre therann saturday a p. M. Prayer meeting sunday at 10 am. Divine service 5 30 pm evangelistic service wednesday a 6 pm. Bible study. Location Rue by Mungar no. 22. Oran. Methodist Church sunday services in French and English at 10 15 a m. Evangelical meeting at f p. M. Communion service first sunday of each month. Pastor m Bordet at Home to callers every Mon wed., and Friday from 10 a. A to 11 30 a. M. Location 2 blvd. Des Chase Eura. Episcopal communion service held every thursday at 8 15 p. M. In the chaplains office at Cote Pasteur Catholic masses daily id Church of the Hoff spirit place de la a Etulle. Acree from grand hotel at 0800, 0708, 073 0800 and 0830 hours except 0730. 0600 and �,630 hours. Daily masses also in the Cathedral place Jeanne a Are at 0800, 0845b 0730 and 0800 hours. Jewish. 1900 Fri a synagogue. Dally blvd. Joffre and Rue Magenta. Moyie English speaking officers Beach. A the special service detachment will show motion pictures every saturday evening at the officers Beach Aln by Turck at 2130 Houm. A new film shown every saturday. Arc Casino theater now open for All servicemen. Three showings Al american films dally�?2. 3 45 and 7 w p. Ixl location one Block past Auka club on blvd. Gallieni. Balcony if served for officer Regen theater a after 6 p. A every evening except sunday English speaking movies. Consult arc for eur rent film. Location 52 Rue a Areej arc Empire theater is located at 16 Rue Alsace Lorraine. All american enlistees and merchant seamen Are welcomed to the showings a Hollywood productions. Hours showings Are As follows a end 8 p. M. Dally. For name of pm Quot ure playing consult the Emp a clubs bulletin Board. So entertain or am. Dally. Semen i service american merchant seamen club and restaurant 77 United seamen a service. Inc., in so operation with the War shipping administration operates a club at 3 Rue Raster for american seamen on which offers sleeping faculties at a cents a night and Selle cigarettes open daily from 7 a m. To u p. A the restaurant located at 30 Rue a Sace Lorraine serves Complete daily foe american seamen Only
