Discover Family, Famous People & Events, Throughout History!

Throughout History

Advanced Search

Publication: Southern France Stars and Stripes Monday, July 2, 1945

You are currently viewing page 4 of: Southern France Stars and Stripes Monday, July 2, 1945

     Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 2, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur                               Page 2 the stars and stripes Riviera Surra news mail Calt. $ i if a a Quot Call troops a who or Selling go in he a i in 1ft Art a a a eiss 1 Quot a of s i get clothing twp s o in a pm Niec four dear Mitor would you publish the above and. 2t May cause them to do those things undercover or May instigate an investigation that will Stop this a Ling y a we a. In it does no More than put the offenders into hiding at least we wont have to see the actual Sale of the goods and will Only have to see men of every army of every walk of Hie wearing american uniforms while theirs Are in better condition than ours. We have been wearing  ervice i clothing pm Pasa As can be observed any Day the 66th inf div. Men Are in town. Panthers Iedy a note the composing room gis who Drew up the trick and. And the mail Call editor John with the Panther doughs in the Hope that the and we halt this deplorable affair. And we too Are in need of some nothing wac writes dear editor you know some wac would Rise halt of that a a Doris Duke Hoad Lnor it is to laugh Typ soil a plan to a from Italy to Austria an Rstom in a single Day far a tuttis dinner dots with comp its with a p few at Mohoro. Quot if1 a 1 spa if i had you if hut i Oxford Dat put 1�rk of 61 scholars Oxford England. July 1�? one feature of life at Oxford University which will cause a Pang to the go who goes Hack to army Hie alter taking a weeks course Here is that of finding his shoes gleam singly polished and waiting each morning outside the door of his room which is comfortable and not to be overlooked private. This luxury will not be the Yole thing missed by Bis going Back to military routine. The lectures and discussions stimulating sort times provocative and always of interest will be remembered. And so will the various diversions in the program. Only Small ass among the diversions this week. And most weekly courses follow a pattern were a tour of the University a dance and a trip to Stratford on  last which like the other events is covered by the Small College fees is Worth making for the scenery on the bus ride alone. The trip includes visits to Shakespeare a Birthplace and his Wiles Home and Tomb and attendance. A Shakespeare plays at the Shakespeare memorial theater. Several evenings Are left free Lor individual pursuits these May include going to a concert or play or movie or. As for some the Pursuit of an acquaintanceship struck up the previous evening at a dance. Mem it a m a Opi Alice Clemo Quot oct dear editor re. Your article in 8 and 8 concerning oc8 candidates what the Heck the age limit to 35 h. If i am Over 35 and the army still keeps me. Then i am not too old to go to Ora. In other words. I am Tae old for 008 then i am too old for the army where is that discharge either open up oc8 to cover All Ages in the army or lets kick out the men oc8 average does net want and Send them Back Home. A i. A a Quot Moose Quot babies dear editor remember when Gen Hersehy reamed the Countryside warning a a threatening men not to get married and have War time babies oddly enough there were some of us. Who having heard took the general serious now that we Haven to got any "12-pointers.�?� How about a special award for us saps who paid any attention to the garrulous general a say a Section eight. �?71 Pointer  Moe mar Esttla edition printed at be Patriate building. Vat do in Vieto tre Nice for the  armed Force under the auspices of Ibe information and education division Tousa editorial and circulation office be pain ote building it at or Lavicioire editorial Telephone 9tm and 87949 business office hotel collide St Antoine Telephone 75000 Marseille news Bureau and circulate on office hotel de Provence in Cours Bel Sunee tet Ephon c-04ff> and lbs is other editions Paris London. Of Tings Tad t and Altdorf Germany new York office to5 e 49nd St Coe ten la passed by the us army and Navy censors entered As second class matter mar 15 ?943 at the Post office new York n y the act of mar 3 tit vol. A no. No to to open study Center Rome. July 1�?the first University study Center sponsored by the us. Army education div in a he Mediterranean theater will open july 9 in Florence with 1.200 men and women students officers and enlisted personnel the Center will be housed in four blocks of buildings with Modem equipment and la Bora tones of the former Pascal school of aeronautics. The faculty of 175 will teach 59 subjects from agriculture to Modem languages and sociology. F. Nips n. Cannes it tic a ism. I3sskc, mom Las acc him monday own Nall on list Jack Carson Ubota Yawn patrol i73b�?band stand 0815�?album 1745�?perry Como 0310�?music 1755�?sports own a round of to sob supper onto oof to go Jive 1900�?usa news 0930�?James Melton 1906�?hi Idegarde tooth morning of. 1930�?duffy s Taler Varn 1030�?French Las 2u�n a Fred Waring son 3030�?dick Hay Mes 1095�?band 3045�?raym Scott Moon Usa news 3115�?fr Morgan Ingrid knocks yanks for Loop on champs by Yardume Camp stars and stripes staff writer Paris july 1�?ingrid Bergman the swedish film actress who stole the show As Marie in a the belly a is going to play straight and funny for the american Soldier in the Etc. And she a going to make him homesick for the . Sporting blonde hair that is new shoulder length miss Bergman looks like a pretty american girl who never heard of Hollywood hair Dos. Eyebrows and Mouths or she s going to Wear summer dresses a a the kind the american Sophei is used to a Jar her two shows daily with Jack Benny a troupe on the six week tour of army installations. She and Benny will play tog in a comedy in tire on Quot Casablanca and a gaslight a two of the movies in which miss Bergman has appeared. She will also perform scenes from 4joan of  the play in which she will open on Broadway this season. On miss Bergman s first Day in parts the gis on the champs Elysee spotted her right away. Quot first one. Soldier would say hello and walk along with me for a few blocks and then another would take his place a said miss Bergman. Quot it was Nice and informal no crowds and no stiff  the French women weren to very Friendly however. Miss Bergman was wearing a civilian dress because her Only uniform was being. Ingrid Bergman soldiers said hello a a a i. A -0 a cleaned she had on silk stockings and leather shoes. Quot no stockings with a civilian dres6, Ever again at least not while in a in France a miss Bergman promised. And she smiled that very american smile. Nose duffle bag 1805�?01 opry 1330�?the Story to 45�?state reports f9sb�? Pacific news 2908�?merely music 14sf�?abbot i and 3901�? p to y House costello 143ft�?let s go t501�?muslque 1330�?night Sund 0015�?Paris mid by get 1801�?horace Heydt 0980�?sien off hem every hour on the hour births fees Newt my a talk at capt David a. Jackson. Jefferson City. To. Donna Kathleen. June 90 capt Charles h. Johnson. Kansas City Caro Kay. June to Cut. Wallace Gardner. Glendale.  Kathleen Marie juju 11. Cut. J George Gold Troy.  Gene june 95. It. Lester a. Rosenthal. Brooklyn. Girl. June 94. Martin bet Lei Man Brooklyn. Stuart Bennett. June 94, Cpl. Samuel Marcus. Brooklyn Lynn june if pvt Fred w convert. Red Bank  Melvin Doyle. June 98. Nice american Rea Cross american Reo Cross Casino club palais de la my Dierr amp note pro met Anle Des Langlais snack bar open 9 am to Midnight. Information room from 9 am to to pm package wrapping service from 9 am Apo open 9 am to 5 pm cokes in Bamboo room in to 8 pm. Mon. Features Jitterbug lessons id am ballroom dancing lessons 11 am Vallauri tour. 9 pm Gypsy music 2 30 pm string music 8 pm dance 8 pm play. Spring fever t pm. Mee tee forum theater a promenade Des Aglais for armed forces Only show at 9 4. 6 30 and 8 30 pm admission free. Keep your powder dry a Lana Turner. Night clubs enlisted men s night clubs open t pm to Midnight or pm and guests. Raynaud Quai Des Eta to Unta. Crown room hotel Buhl promenade Dee Langlais la Plata hotel Plata it France to Avenue de Verdun dome room hotel Negrescu. Promenade Des Langlais. Ang Peterrs hotel Ait Peterre. Corner of a Verdun and Jardyn Albert i. Copacabana 36 Rue de France Verdun Avenue de Verdun Nurer place Massena Balalaika room and Hacienda club. Hotel Queen s 15 blvd Victor Hugo. Topside club hotel Hermitage Conti Cental club hotel Continental Frenot lessons French classes for beginners and advanced students at 11 promenade Des Langlais mon., wed. And Fri. At 6 to 7 and 7 to 8 pm. Cannes me v Lea Olympia theater Ira Roe a Antibes. Hangover Square Laird Cregar George Sanders. American red Crete american red Cross officers club. La Croisette. Snack bar open to am to to pm Dally Tours to Grasse 9 pm and 3 pm tour every thursday to St Paul de Vence 9 pm Bridge in ballroom Dally from 9 to 4 39 pm and a to it pm swimming sailing Peda los. Kayaks available in Root of club cartoonist Dally Tom in to u am Louis at piano in snack bar 5 pm Dally Tea dances tue. Thors and Sun 5 to 7 39 pm set Ming and picnic to Eden inc tues and Fri at 9 pm american red Cross. Mai Matson club for enlisted personnel. La Croisette dances every Friday at to pm partners provided. Snack bar open from is am to to pm uan Les pins outdoor dancing on starlite Terrace of hotel Provencal. Open 9.pm to i am i dancing and nightly floor flow French to Dine Clos on fourth the Franco Allie association through the French press in Nice is urging every French family to invite an american Soldier to dinner july 4. Arrangements Are being made with the americans through the american red Cross hospitality chairman Madame Rosas Budis Chomsky who is taking names of soldiers who wish to visit French families. Restees wishing to spend a pan of the july 4 Holiday As the guest of a French family May make arrangements to do so with Madame by Wischowsky whose desk to located in the lounge of the american red Cross Casino club in Nice. Lost and found lost dark Brown Wallet containing a pass dated >1 june to pvt Brisco Silver Crucifix lock of hair and ticket for arc package dept and personal Papara please return to . Station. . . Brisco. 6557494 lost in Marseille june 27 a Black Billfold containing approximately 79 dollars and papers. Please mall to Cpl. William t. Marks. C-0 609 pm Graves registration. Apo 403 Reward lost Black pocketbook containing Persona papers and cast toed in Calas staging area or Vicinity. Return to my bq., Marseille or cafes staging area he 1-lt . Harrell 01057341, 344th engr., co. Capo t72. Reward. Art exhibition draws flood of 01 entries sixth port hq., Quot Marseille july 1�?interest in the coming exhibition of go Art by stevedores and longshoremen of sixth port he. Has resulted in a flood of entries ranging from an Oil painting of a German pm on Wood to a delicate water color of notre Dame de la Gardell Roy Weindel a re a assistant i. And e. Officer said. The symbolic portrait of the vanquished German with a background of White crosses labelled a a kaput Quot was submitted by pfc Don Sparling of Chicago and Battery a 113 aaa gun in. He created it from four pieces of Wood mounted on a battered Frame found in wreckage in Germany. Submits it entries eighteen water colors were submitted by Cpl Howard d. Becker of Rensselaer.  and sixth port hq., including misty Marseille scenes sketches of Salvage operations in the port and the debarkation of troops and tanks from a Sass Becker was a commercial artist in civilian life. Other go artists who have submitted work include four men from the 379th port in. A sgt. Norman f. Hill of Corpus Christi tex., and 175th Pori co., entered charcoal paintings. Sgt William l. Hegwood jr., of san Antonio and Cpl. Walter Quot of new York City both in he. Det and Cpl James l. Anderson of Atlanta. Ca., of 175th port co., submitted water colors. The 399th port in. Has at least two representatives for the exhibition. Cpl James a Woods of Atlanta. Ga., and 568th port co. Submitted landscapes and portraits and sgt. Curtis t Simmons of Cordele ga., and 567th port co., did oils. Features port men pfc Maury Kurtzberg of the Bronx staff artist for Quot detention  382nd port in. Publication is submitting half a dozen pen and Ink and Wash sketches featuring go port men at work sgt. Lloyd Gaines of Donalds Ville la., will exhibit landscapes in water colors and oils. Gaines is personnel clerk of the 565th port co a 379th port in Cpl Francis Chase of Westminster md., is representing he. Det. 484th port bn., with water colors and oils. The go Art exhibit will open in the sixth port special service Day room at sixth port Alcazar theater july 10. Us flood gifts listed London j uly 1 apr Amer ican soldiers in Britain donated 71,136 pints of blood from september. 1944. To be Day for front line troops. Sweating it out by Mauldin Bond contest buies in the Sura Ano san pm a War Bond contest to open to at military personnel in Eto. Except those serving sentences awol or deserters. 9�?prizes win be awarded to those submitting Best letters on hit subject a my savings and Post War plans Quot in letters must Ooi tie Lees iban is wants nor More tao 95e words in length 4�?literary Sty it punctuation spelling or kind of stationery will not be considered to awarding prizes letters May be written a Tab either pen. Pencil or typewriter a following signature each Tetter must contain one of these three statements to i have a class b allotment in Force 2 i have taken out a new class b allotment. 9 i have purchased a War Bond since May t. 1945 6�?name. An and Apo must be placed on the upper right of each letter. 9�?if More than one Sheet to used mall in the same envelope. 8�? address letters to War Bond contest Apo 887 letters must be postmarked on or before july 7. A a winning letters win to fudged by a Board chosen from the air. Ground and serve forces 10�? decision of judges will be final. They May elect to decide ties. If any. By lot a letters become property of sponsoring agencies. Staging arca Idle hands Are the denies   
Browse Articles by Decade:
  • Decade