Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 9, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote D Azur                                A a a a a Quot . Quot a Btl the stars and stripes a Muir it Ditlif q ,1 2at Yii Royf wry it Jet so Rewt of shul. Troop Riding Day to Phi a a a transcontinental lounge May Lead to a. Euling i a Mij a  fridays order withdrawing service for civilians trav-450 mile of prove it he indicated. The or Ive july 15, gives the a Wick a so to Civ a amp 3,1 them. Said the Shanks. A chief said of Accom-2 yester pullmans Wip forced in to 35 men in pm Pitt designed vol was fighting Quot to til  re a Sot. A didst what totto tit Ina Quot today screen a a / _ new is his sixth. Gaul Quot Frankie set i a clock 8i8atra is out of i mind a Broderick Crawford of Quot of mice and men Fame. Quot saying that. When he played seven weeks after the War was  to sgt Hugh Flani inn. Manager of jeep shows commented Quot we have is men and each wears three combat stars for three ship bust Burns 15 i ton cauf., july jul 4f a we �.�. 1� a a Mil Fin mind in is. G. Miteen workmen were seriously in an a night aboard a vessel repaint Lens  july i ans a italian of War who arrived Here Billman were 5 trip by coach command an-p5hss the Sioux ordnance depot neb. Bow shy were not disclosed. Greek attacks charged by Tito a Knox july 8 Reuter charges that greek troops had on Jugoslav territory were Lay by marshal Tito in a broadcast of All our wishes to maintain the Best Friendship with Greece a Tito asserted greek provocateurs reactionaries and troops Are firing without season across our Frontier a i Sharon Vestal i Saufl  Emse a numbs sub Metw Rev 1111 yams vast quote me Pees All the fuss  resist making eyes at Tbs cameraman. Shipload i Marseille july it Ettl jewish refugees including Isis survivors of Buchenwald concentration Camp 250 children i has left this port for Palestine on the British liner asian it was i the first such group to leave Europe from Marseille. All volunteers were Lover a four month period from various Points in Europe. A a Lime. Ruth Kruger representative of the jewish Agency in palest Tine was in charge of the group. The Only american aboard was miss Cordelia Trimble of the american red Cross and the sheaf Mission to France who accompanied the i group As an observer. French Honor i a Hecto chief Paris. July 8-lt. Col Anna w. Wilson Mao staff director in the to. Yesterday was awarded the French legion of Honor the High est military award in prance before her departure for the us. For reassignment. I it. Cot Mary a Halloran wac staff director for u8stap, will replace col. Wilson As theater w director. I p col. Wilson was the first wac to serve in the to. I arc in Wales body Paris july 8�?wiesbaden has been selected As Forward head Auar tens of the american red Cross in the to. Goldwyn to film Eisenhower life Washington july 8 ans permission to make a movie Oft the life of Gen. Eisenhower has been granted to 8am Goldwyn. The War department announced today. Profits will go to charities selected by Eisenhower and Goldwyn. A playwright Robert k Sherwood will do the  limited to Berlin zone Berlin july 8�?guards in the american Bone of Berlin have been instructed to prevent All us. Personnel from leaving the Bone unless on business a second Arad. Div. He disclosed. The move was taken staff officers said to prevent american troops from getting into mischief and causing friction in other acres the move puts an end to american sightseeing through the ruined heart of the City most of which is in the russian at British Bones British Royalty to visit Ulster Belfast july 8 Router King George it Queen Elizabeth and Princess Elizabeth plan to visit Northern Ireland july 18-19. The Royal party will arrive in Belfast by sea the morning of july 18 and plan to visit Londonderry the following Day. A ulcer fired cheated pie Srsa a first priority Washington july 8 Cansino. Senate business of any kind will be permitted to interfere with the foreign relation committees hearings on the United nations charter chairman Tom Connail a Tex declared today. Insisting that the charter have absolute priority Connail said the hearings would continue with morning and afternoon sessions until we be made a Prima Facie Case for ratification. However some of the 23 Mem hers of his committee May feel compelled to attend Senate sessions if important business comes up this Areek a four possible obstacles pie Senate faces other items of unfinished business any of which might cause tog thy debate. They Are a a i. The hitter Row Over inclusion of funds for the pair employment practice committee in a 752,000.000 Dollar Supply Bill for Home front War agencies. ? Bretton Woods monetary legislation. It my my it 3. A 500,000000 Dollar postwar Federal construction Bill. T a corporation tax us passed Bittie House Friday designed to Speed reconversion of Industry in peacetime uses. Nicaragua ratifies Managua july 8�?nicaragua ii the first nation to ratify the United nations charter. The Nicara Guam Congress approved the document yesterday and it was ratified by president Anastasio  Sia or Paris july 8�?france�?Ts 30000 Arab troops in Syria and Lebanon have been turned Over to those two Middle Eastern countries in a conciliatory gesture expected to Settle one of the bitterest issues Between them and France. The French foreign office said that for the time bring France would keep in the Levant the 5,000 French troops now Tole. The British who Are reported to have about 50,000 troops in the Levant will do the  illegal in us y a a a a a.  London july 8�?american troops in the us must turn in their souvenir enemy firearms tout storage until they Are transferred from Britain when the weapons will be returned. A directive from us base head quarters rescinded Tho exemption of american servicemen froth the British service Law profiting soldiers from keeping enemy weapons. The order was issued following reports from Scotland Yard that foreign arms have been used in holdups and shootings. Baltimore july 8 ans a a scheme by which he sold a former a corps dog to an enlisted Man at a profit of 290 dollars has Cost 1-Lfc. James j. Patnode to of Lake Placid n. A Hie commission third service command Headquarters said Patnode had been dismissed from the service for a the transaction which to termed Quot Gross unfair to an enlisted Man and dearly frug frito that he is unfit to retain the status victimised was pit Malcolm c. Douglas of Bast Orange no who had become attached to the dog Lucky a an Eskimo malamute while working with an Antarctic service expedition in 1939. The army said Patnode agreed to arrange for Douglas to buy the dog but that later the officer persuaded his girl Friend Audrey to to bid for the animal when it was put on Sale. She purchased the dog for 7 50 dollars. To Patnode then wired Douglas who had been transferred from Rimini moot lick for tenant a a command to another Camp that he could have the dog for 309 dollars. Douglas said the dog was Worth that much to him and wired Tbs Money. Tampa a july 8 ans a col George h. Macintyre 39, commander of de Ridder la army air base was ordered dismissed from the service by a court martial the army Saki irregularities were found in his pay claims. He was returned from overseas to trial Rescue planes to drop boats Baltimore july 8 cans a production has begun on newly developed equipment for dropping lifeboats from Mariner seaplanes the Glenn l. Martin on announced today. Company officials said it would no longer be necessary for mariners flying within sight of Japan to come Down in mined Waters or where there was imminent danger of enemy attack to Rescue drilling americans. Norway Japan at War London 8u p 8 Reuter a the norwegian government formally announced that a mate of War Baa existed Between Norway and Japan Ainee Dee. A Imi