Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 5, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur                               Page 2the stars and stripes tuesday june 5, 1945 Jet ii cafe �41 a Gabreski statement rapped by expos dear editor we Are Fligh Flaig mad at it. Col. Gabreski a article about Quot give the men 39 Days and they win be Good As new and ready to Light the Japa this As he left on a 90-Day furlough. Hie men in this tent have been pcs Over one year and we Don t want any part of any Inore  a a we feel we have had enough. A a a an it Tea As a Ai is Grimm Carlo All returned pcs Wal get 60-Day furloughs in the , dear editor being in the same Camp for Over twice As Long As in. Col. Gabreski we have talked to the same men and possibly More. He Man that we talked to feels Attiat he can get along with any less time on leave than the colonel received. A forgotten bomber men of stalag i. Dear Dhert Many of us would like the got a crack at those Days and yet we ate think that there la a a neigh far a wry one and wed just As soon live our leave before taking a crack at that theater 9f operation a ill stalag l. Dear editor the majority of the pcs at Barth was by far the boys that flew the Bemben. The interrogators did no to Greet us toy name because we were net of Fame such As it is but simper were the bomber boys and treated As the common bed. Be must have been talking to a Cpl j w. Coffin Cas. Dei. The any ant in a ails. Being the the Seth w. Al Lusky Dement a one in the colonel a a a Tew thous i pilots and officers most of whom spent Many months awaiting the arrival of our aces at Barth in what and fighter phots unania Mosty join in Quot congratulating a Roseski on his 60-Day repeat 60-Day furlough feeling deeply touched toy his efforts to afford the test of us 39 repeat 39 Days at Home and a Quick trip to the cb1 Camp Lucky strike Long service dear editor sometime ago there was talk of discharging some men who have been in service Over four years. Many of us have been in service Bot Are Pearl Harbor and Bave never seen out of service because of our age a pfc Conchito Moul tries tvs stars and strives no a Martille Esi lion primed at be Patriate building 27 a d e l a Vic to ire Nice for the us armed forces under the auspices of the information and education division. Tousa editorial and circulation office be Patriate Bol id log tav de la Victoire. Editorial Telephone 87949 and 87943. Business office. Hotel Francia 9-u blvd. Victor Hugo Telephone 83028. Circulation office. Marseille hotel de Provence. 16 curs be Sonce. Telephone c-0406. Other editions Paris in won and of Ungstad. Germany. New Fork office w5 e. 42nd St. Contents passed by the . Army and Navy censors. Entered As second class matter mar 15 1943 at the Post office new Fork. N.y., under the act of mar. 3. 1878. Vet. In he. M sweating it out by Mauldin Home visited by sergeant by dam Regam stars and stripes staff writer Monte Carlo a june 4�?g<y, Omar n. Bradley a a personal mess sergeant to sgt. Jack Casanova of new York is the first american Soldier m this War to spend a furlough at Monte Carlo. Although Monte Carlo located in the Neutral principality of Monaco is Quot off limits Quot to american personnel Casanova obtained special permission to visit there because he was bom in the famed gambling Center 36 years ago and his family still lives there. He left for the United states aboard the Isle de France 13 years ago working As a Captain of waiters. In the . He worked As assistant head a amp later at a new York night club called appropriately enough Quot the Monte  also Casanova married an american girl from Scranton a. He was drafted two years ago and has been overseas 18 months. Visited family in Monte Carlo he saw for the first time in 19 years his Mother father three Brothers and one sister. Another brother is in the in. Army As a personal Cook for Brig. Gen. Maloney co of the Mth div. A of the Casanova boys Learned the Art of Good cooking from their father. To sgt. Casanova is a business Man in Monte Carlo. He owns a i in Ai cafe apartment House Roth a Villa. Casanova says that despite investments ton Monte Carlo he still wants to spend the rest of his life in the . Although he plans to bring his wife Here for a visit after the War to meet his family. Births in by fifths at Haw pal. Robert Holstrom Harvey  Girt. May a Wimmiam w. Roe Wale Low u.  Elizabeth May 21 Cpl Robert j. Knight. Utica  Lee May 9 t-5 Clarence h Gertken. Louisville.  Edward Tobias May 16 pvt. Alfred Pao Elii.  Elizabeth May 10, a sgt Noble h. Bennett Detroit a Douglas Noble May 6 let Herman e Leach. San Antonio. . May 19 Chi Talph slain of Cleveland Shirley Marie May 18 pee James b do Talon. Oklahoma City boy May 22 sgt. James v. Gullotta. Bridgeport  Jayne May 21. Cot Leonard f. Brown Lancaster a  boys. May 92 to sgt Arnold Parry. Tujunga Calif a George Arnold May 90 capt. Raoul e. Nadeau Lynbrook put Hodges Fust completed Basic training in the states he will Brush us up on our close order  Pup tent poets Man nature causes wars i have Little Faith in things and Hope that Springs eternal does no to matter any More the diplomats assemble but the chatter furore at san Francisco is mocked by their own avarice own ego while makers of munitions smile at High flown phrases and the guile of men who make them for the pulsing heart of life is Force greed the prime mover and nature the source of strife smiles too at mans convulsing Effort to redirect his Fate. Ensnared and driven condemned to hate and bleed forevermore his own nature will Ever sow for Man the seed of yet another  Europe a making me broody i guess. A Cpl j. P. Macelroy Morocco origin of Home flights Washington june 4 apis about 40,000 soldiers a month or four fifths of All who Are to be flown to the . From Europe will leave from Casablanca in French Morocco the War department announced. Others will leave from Paris and London. Ike attends Antibes party Antibes june 4�?Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhower and 25 other members of the West Point class of 1915 attended a 30th reunion dinner at the hotel do Cap Edens Roc Antibes. Among those who graduated from thus. Military Academy in 1915, in addition to the supreme commander were in Gen. Joseph t. Mcnamee six major generals nine brigadier generals and eight full colonels. Gen. Omar n. Bradley also was in the class of 15 but was unable to attend the reunion. Italy Restees due Here More than 300 combat troops from the us. Fifth army will arrive in Nice today from Italy by boat the first Restees to come by water. 69th�?Ts review opens Casino run tonight Quot censored a hit i musical revue written and produced by personnel of the 69th station Hospital Nice plays a return engagement at 8 00 pm today in the arc Casino club theater. It will run through thursday evening. After its Nice engagement the show is making plans for a Marseille run and possibly for a tour of Tousa re deployment centers. Quot censored was written by j>4 Gerald Greenfield and t-5 Pete Messina both of new York. It is directed by capt. Eli h. Watach of Brooklyn who also plays a leading role. A sgt Leo Yanowitz of Brooklyn plays another Lead role. Nurse designs costumes scenery was designed and made by t-5 George Perkins of new York. Costumes were by is it. Alma r. Nicol Anc. Capt. Dean Lefavor of Palmyra n.j., directs musical arrangements an leads the orchestra. Other members of the orchestra Are t-5 George Walther Missouri pfc Martin Wolf Brooklyn pfc John tyhanic Auburn . And pvt Clarence Guertin  in the cast Are sgt. Carmen Dimodugno Waterbury Conn. T-4 de Gallagher Providence re t-4 Karl Schroeder Elizabeth no t-4 Martin Lukovitch new York t-5 Walter Ambrose. Pittsburgh t-5 Joe Bivas new York t-5 Joe Hernandez new York and pvt. Clarence Miller Rochester n. Y. A. Mart Tali 1482kc, 214 m. F. Nice 1389kc, t19m. N. Cannes fit oct 111m. Tuesday 0600�?sign on 0601�?yawn patrol 0801�?great music 0815�?album 0890�?bln sic 0015�?gi Jive 0900�?musk 1001�?morning after 1880�?french lesson 1005�?band Moo Usa news 1106�?duffle bag 1315�?melody 1330�?concert Ham 1401�?theater 1501�?mtisique 1001�?baseball 1630�?band 1704�?it pays -1730�?Joe Rei Ermaa 1735�?sports 1805�?cm supper club 1900�?usa news 1905�?symphony 9001�?perry Oom it 2015�? at erne 9000�?ram at 15-prank Morgan 2145�?rands 2200-Pacific news 2206�?music 2301�?mildred Bailey 9330�?night stand 0015�?night shift 0200-sign off Riviera Biu Board Bond contest rules 1�?the stars and stripes War Bond con lest is open to All military personnel in Eto except those serving sentences awol or deserters. 9�?prizes will be awarded to those submitting beet letters on the subject Quot my savings and Post War plans 3�?letters must not be less than 50 words nor More than 250 words in length. In literary style punctuation spelling or kind of stationery will not be considered in awarding prizes. Letters May be written with either pen. Pencil or typewriter 5�?following signature each letter must contain one of these three statements l i have a Clase b allotment in Force 121 i have taken out a new class b allotment 3 i have purchased a War Bond since May 1, 1945. 6�?name. An and Apo must be placed on the upper right of each letter 7�?if More than one Sheet is used mail in the same envelope. 8�?address letters to War Bond contest. Apo 887 letters must be postmarked on or before july 7. 9�?winning letters will be judged by a Board chosen from the air ground and service forces 18�?decision of judges will he final. They May elect to deckle ties. If any. By lot. Ail letters become property of sponsoring agencies. Nice Mostaa forum theater 46 promenade Dee Langlais for armed forces Only. Show log at 1400. 1830 and 9030 admission free. Tues and now tomorrow with Alan Ladd and Loretta Young. Night 04ua� enlisted men s night clubs open every evening from 2000 to 2400 for enlisted personnel and their guests. Smooth dance orchestras excellent floor shows and no cover charge. Raynaud qual Des stats Unis. The Crown room hotel Ruhl. Promenade Des Langlais. La Plaza. Hotel Plaza it France. 19 Avenue de Verdun. The dome room hotel Negrescu promenade Des Langlais. The Dangleterre. Hotel Angle Pierre Corner of a. Verdun and Jardyn Albert i. The copa Cabana 96 Rue de France. The Balalaika room. Hotel Queen s. 15 Boulevard Victor Hugo. Hacienda club at Queen s hotel open nightly at 2000. The Verdun. Ave. De Verdun near place Massena. Topside club hotel Hermitage. The Continental club. Hotel Continental Aimer team red or a i the american red Cross Casino club palais de la med i terran be promenade Ilea Langlais. Tues musical comedy review. Quot censored a 601 h Slat. Hosp. Show. In arc theater tonight. Curtain goes up at 8 4 0 pm admission free. Cannes american Rad Crha american red Cross officers club located on la Crosse the. Snack bar open from too to 2900. Ping Pong and of Ine room a the we Olympia theater. 67 Rue Dan Tibes.  come the Waves with Bing Crosby Betty Hutton. Night a autos the Normandie Rue Mace open every even aug to officers and their guests from 2130 to 0130. Floor show dancing and music. Club Miramar at hotel Miramar on blvd la Crosse the. Dancing and entertainment 2200 and 0130. Midnight All Star floor show. Lerona club located on la Crol Sette. Music and dancing Dally 150� to 0130 dinner dancing every evening at hotels Carlton. Miramar and Martinez. T minis Tennis courts available at Carlton Ami Cannes Lawn Tennis club. Professional instructors. Boating motor boats or pedals available through tile Surra special services Ami information Section american red Cross mat Maison club for enlisted personnel located on la. Croisette. Dances every Friday night at 2204 hours. Partners provided. Snark bar opened from 1000 to 2200 hours