Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1945, Nice, Alpes Cote D'Azur                                The weather forecast Nice Marsette fair maximum temperature forecast by Maragnano Airport weather station Southern France edition daily newspaper of armed forces 124 in the european theater of operations one year ago today front reports placed Van guard of the divisions Attock ing la at one mite from the town at one Point Yards Crooy at full 1945 one franc and frat ban relaxed in Reich the Allied non fraternize Tion policy in Germany was modified drastically yesterday by identically worded orders from Eisenhower and Field marshal sir Bernard under the new american and British soldiers will be permitted to associate with adult germans on the streets and in Public the fraternization ban had been relaxed to permit Contact with Small followed Long debate in order by sir Richard chief of British occupation forces relaxed no fraternization in that Mccreary said the move was made in of the Good behaviour of the austrian peo associated press said the Anglo american agreement on the change of policy for the Reich had been reached Only in the last 24 although the question had been continued on Page 4 Berlin rally orb by first test is by july 14 ans Senate foreign relations committee has approved the United nations charter without Reserva without change and without a dissenting committee approval of the peace preserving document came after five Days of Public Dur bit1sh blast bar Isles and Sumatra july 14 j unopposed sea air strike against planes join in renewed assault july 14 of the third today began the wars first surface bombardment of the Japa Nese cruisers and destroyers began hurling sheiks Sumatra and the nearby Nicobar in the steel City of 275 Miles Northeast of ing which 75 witnesses i islands by ships and planes of the British East indies Fleet was announced today in a special Allied and a half hour of a London daily mail via the treaty Wilt be reported quoted a Tokyo news Flash july to stage political rallies in the Amer ican zone of Berlin next sunday has been granted the communist party by occupation the a reported j this allowing political meetings in the capital differs greatly from the practice in the american zone in southwestern where political gather Ings Are strictly my officials disclosed that the maximum ration scale of Calo per As set for the Normal German has yet to be reached by German food authorities in their first Effort to stretch exist Mally to the Senate next monday and debate on the Senate floor will Start july unanimous vote is goal a poll of senators by the associated press indicated ratification by the necessary two thirds majority is democratic Lead ers even Hope for unanimous a yesterday Alfred recently discharged Veteran and consultant of the american delegation at the san Francisco con Ference told the committee that the average Soldier wants a charter with guts in it Murray testify in urging approval Lilienthal was joined by William Al president Philip head of Cio John Foster adviser to new Yorks Thomas Dewey in his presidential and Norman socialist John a Magazine complained that the charter would link the with aggressor a Carl of Indiana who said he represented Gerald America first National Farmers Guild and veterans of world War also opposed the As saying that British troops had landed on Panama a South of although the a seven Day were carried out in the Bay of Bengal within sight of enemy occupied the japanese refused to contest dispatches from the Fleet for five beginning july minesweepers cleared t h e seas around Cap northernmost Island in the Nicobar then in two blasted gun positions and Shore installations while Fleet planes hit harbours and at least two enemy vessels were left hellcat planes finished the opera Tion by bombing airfields at Zhonga and Koeta Radja on Allied minesweepers operated in the approaches to Malacca Straits Between Sumatra and Singa pore without sighting a single japanese quits mis june 46 goal in discharges in five cities ing supplies Over coming new july 14 about workers were away from their jobs today in strikes and work stoppages arising from labor july 14 except for men classified in 19 specialized All soldiers who have sufficient Points to be discharged will be out of the army i by june the War depart ment announced All men with 85 Points or More at a few hours after William Halsey third Fleet had dispatched More than i Carrier planes against targets on the enemy Home islands for the second time in five a few hours after the bombardment a special communique reported steel Coke ovens and other Industrial plants were heavily dam a smoke shroud Rose several thousand feet above the five Miles off coast destroyers probably operated within five Miles of the target the third Fleet aircraft struck at Honshu targets farther North and at on northernmost of the Home the planes flew in a thick and there was no report of the air like tuesdays 12hour attack on achieved Complete preliminary results of the bar dment of Hamaishi were de in Nimitz fourth Munique of the his first announced the new Carrier his second placed total Jap plane losses from tuesdays raid at 342 and his third gave initial news of the surface Force once again he identified some of the warships in the bombard ment group among the Chennault the japs Are beaten july 14 Claire Leader of the history making Fly ing today announced his retirement As commander of the 14th air declaring the japanese Are beaten in the air in Chen Nault Hopes to return Home As soon As transition1 of the 14th is made to augment army air forces in Gorge Strate who Are now Back in the or Are returning to the u Are to be discharged As soon As qualified replacements Are the in addition to new four i department men possessing in Che British occupation British and Canadian maps walked into berlins notorious Femina unpacked with Well dressed women and and i other cities were scenes of newspaper As the result of failure to negotiate new news paper publication was suspended in and Jersey actress Nazimova Dies informed All British and canadians i los july 14 that the club was being put out of bound Alia 66yearold russian born died Here commander of the new air forces two Days 7hlifr Swiss for to by Robert Donovan stars and stripes staff writer i a july leaves and furloughs in Switzer land will begin nest Friday and will be open to enlisted was and nurses at a Cost of 35 bounced the one of the ultimate goals of the army Redrea program for in the will be in the form of on which travelling by electric train and May visit St Lucerne and other localities renowned for their Scenic at the there will be four seven Day touching Dif Ferent Usset officials said that because of the problems of handling so Many the individual Soldier will not be Able to select a particular but will be assigned it was each tour has been designed to give the Usset an j Soldier a general View of Swit Zerland quotas for the first furlough group have not yet been an but it was exp Etea that before Long they would total upward of a a set explaining the j 35 dollars charge for a Swiss j said that the Tours would be conducted by travel not by the and that the Cost of lodging and travel must be Pukl by the certain scarce skills must be held in service until replacements Are the 19 current scarce categories Are powerhouse Marine telephone1 repeater interpreters and voice interceptors in Asiatic orthopaedic radio intelligence control radio traffic intercept weather observer teletype technic ians one transmitter attendants fixed intercept operators fixed cryptographic repairmen class one and cryptanalysis radar equipment repairmen instruct radar repairmen for report ing equipment acoustic and electroencephalographic technicians belgians defy crowd decree battleships South Massachusetts and Indiana the latter continued on Page 4 auss1es Chase Man car japs july 14 porters and opponents of King Leo Pold prepared to stage huge demonstrations Here tomorrow despite a new government decree Banning the gathering of More than four there were indications that announcement of the Kings status might be made july resistance Northeast of Maggar air Field has collapsed and 17th troops Are in hot Pursuit j of enemy units fleeing dutch forces plated capture of Karango Penin Sula at the head of Balikpapan the allies now hold a salient along the  water pipe about nine and on half Miles North of Balikpapan and Are pushing eastward against Jap defences around Batot police pull bordello rom in White District medals awarded crippled vet Battle july 14 ans Frederic first Veteran of world War ii to lose parts of All four limbs in received the Bronze Star medal As Well As the purple heart and three Campaign the combat stars represent ser vice on Leyte and it was on Okinawa june 2 that Hensel stepped on a mine and lost both legs above the knee and his left Arm above the his right july 14 ans today raided an alleged bordello with a 20dollar mini mum less than two blocks from the White five women and five including two High government were taken into the men were released later without being but the women were held on various moral Raven haired Carmen 29yearold Spanish was charged with operating and be ing an inmate of a House of known As the scientific Institute of therapy and Massage two of the Girts were puerto Roy of the vice said Bamboo Sticks and by used for orgiastic beating of the girls while customers watched through were found1 in the House including a loud speaker system for calling was found in various Margaret alias Philomena was charged As the loud speaker of in 1943 the Beach woman had been found guilty of violating the Mann she was granted a stay from a Oneto three year sentence to Appeal to the supreme today raid was made after a posing As a gained a vice squad barged in after sending the inmates and patrons into a clothes scattering scram 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