Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 19, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur                               Standing near glider which brought them out of now Guinea s a ugh Angrl la Quot Are left to right i 8gt Kenneth Decker Kelso Wash. Cpl Margaret Hastings Oswego by and it John 8. Molohom Trenton to. % in Miles Down the Mountain Side. Food was parachuted in on we reached there at 11 am thursday and the natives brought wednesday. Sweet potatoes and a pig. About noon one of the search two medical paratroopers who planes spotted a yellow life raft jumped in on saturday were hear cover spread out in the Clearing tily welcomed. Other paratroopers their food during this time was jumped in sunday to prepare a Quot charms Quot a hard Candy. Glider strip for the Rescue. They. The stars and stripes thursday july 19, 194 Sam Dos when she que ban a Wao cd. Again would army dramatically rescued two male companions after adventure in new hidden Valley 10,000-foot Moun marooned in plane crashed Quot other 20  80-year-old Oswego ., and her were in High by stepped from a%c64 brought them nearly Miles from  new of a. Viraj chg go survivors were lit. John of Trenton mo., the Decker 34, of hut Ltd Quot in turn is a a a Genel and Carfl a cent of pay for Cunliffe. Pal i Italy and in a it i game and Back Tom was rugged the natives Margaret said. However of skulls scattered around gave proof the natives be warlike too. Margaret t Back several native Bamboo Spears sharply pointed with when the plane crashed in the mountains the surviving Trio Aeu voted Lor the beet place to spend Quot we went Over to a ledge about 20 Yards from the plane Quot she said Quot and stayed there sunday and monday nights. Tuesday meaning we set out Foric amp learing about Sev about noon planes jotted a cover spread out in their food during Quot charms Quot a hard Candy. Quot when we reached the Clearing Margaret said Quot the natives spotted us. They were jabbering. We knew from their smiles that they could t understand them hut did t intend to harm  hey _ the Jungle to reach a site although it was Only 10 Miles the Rescue after a glider gency Field. July 18 up a All displaced persons at 7 30 tonight As a result of and ital gov emment imposed several persons i killed. Live Ger been Lomus Ruuge i Are Italiana patrols fuelled the forced to Stop it again on  cd use at the disturbances is my toy the italians i women. While German men were at work it was said the italians of a nearby do Camp approached their wives 2 and daughters and forced their attentions on them. An italian who drowned was behave jumped in the River when chased by germans. Ties do not regard the outbreak As serious. A Guardia new York july 18 can a a the big three failed to carry out their assurances to Italy 4rt Exchange for Italy s ousting of Mussolini mayor Fiorello Laguardia Laguardia charged r Quot the people of Italy have not had a Square Deal since they got rid of Mussolini Quot he declared Quot surely the Hopes extended and held out to them have not  \ Italy got rid of Quot the bum Quot Mussolini Laguardia said and gave the world proof of his elimination. Holland eyeing slice of Felch on to sing a a Irzyk to these Marine Washington july u ans a marines on a Western Pacific Island blackballed 8gt. Lou Lowery from their midst today As they listened to the 10,000th rendition of Quot Mirzy deals Quot by a choir of 50 native youngsters. Vhf very former oboe player with a Pittsburgh orchestra visited the Island As a photographer and organized the Quot gook Quot native chorus. The youngsters Learned Only one song Quot Mirzy boats Quot a but Learned it exceedingly Well they taught it to their parents and the tune Jam the Island. Leatherneck Magazine reported today that the marines and their on the Island Are Quot about to go  Admiral hails Convoy record Pearl Harbor july 18 ans a Quot not one transport in a Convoy escorted by destroyers has vhf sunk Quot rear adm. Walden t. Ans Worth said at his last press conference before relinquishing command of All american Cruiser and destroyer forces in the Pacific. In command since last november Ainsworth will soon take Over and of the fifth naval District Headquarters at Norfolk a. Hear adm. William Hje. Blandy succeeds Ainsworth. Nazis planned to dump a on Britain civilians lose 805 pullmans Frankf Ort on main july 18 apr a far fetched plan for creating a financial panic in great Britain by mass dumping of spurious Bank notes from air planes was one of the schemes of Heinrich Himmler s official counterfeiting and forged papers Bureau operated for the Benefit of nazi Agente throughout the world. Financial experts with the Allied control commission said the plan was thwarted by British agents and that the British people were warned before Himmler had time to carry out the scheme. Billions of Dollar of in bogus currency was turned out by the former Gestapo chief s counterfeiters for use by nazi agents in almost every country in the world. They specialized particularly in British Pound Sterling notes and american dollars. The bogus 50-Pound Sterling notes were unusually Good. Army investigators said but the american 50 and 100-Dollar. Bills were easily identified. Himmler a big mistake was using Amateur counterfeiters pulled out of the concentration Camps according to col. Bernard Bernstein director of the finance division of the group control Council. Brussels july 18 Reuter the question of annexation of German territory by Holland to compensate for the destruction which the nazis wrought is being discussed in official dutch circles Brussels radio reported. While a majority of dutchmen Are in favor of annexation in principle there Are some differences of opinion regarding the extent of German territory to be taken Over. Washington july it Cap a a total of 895 pullmans Are out of civilian service and an estimated 1,000 other cars May become i sleepers within the next three months in office of defense transportation moves to insure sleepers for soldiers moving across the country. The Pullman co in Chicago said the proposed withdrawal would affect civilian travel on 423 inter Day lines and give the armed forces about two thirds of All the sleeping cars in the nation. Railroads Are taking 895 cars out of civilian service tomorrow by eliminating sleepers on trips of 460 Miles or less. Lulling going Home Ottawa july 18 apr Princess Juliana of the Netherlands and her three daughters left by train yesterday for new York where they win sail for Home after a five year absence. 1,542 americans married in to Rome july 18 of a american servicemen in the Mediterranean theater have married 1,543 Quot foreign nationals Quot since the North Africa invasion More than 24 years ago it was announced. A a most of the brides were italians or French North africans. The Bride grooms included 183 army officers 1,339 enlisted men and 20 sailors. Senators seek to increase vets9 unemployment pay Washington july 18 ans a legislation which would increase unemployment benefits to veterans under the i Bill of rights and provide broadened unemployment Aid during reconversion was introduced yesterday by sen. Harley m. Kilgore do. A. The Bill which had five other democratic senators As sponsors went considerably beyond a similar measure introduced last week by rep. Robert l. Doughton . Kilgore said his Bill was an attempt to carry out president Truman s request May 38 for Quot decent employment benefits to serve As a bulwark against  Kilgore s Bill would Amend the i Bill to increase unemployment benefits from a Flat 20-dollars a week to 25 dollars for single veterans and 30 dollars for married veterans. Another amendment would make veterans with 90 Days or More serv ice eligible for a maximum of 52 weeks of unemployment payments. The present Bill limits maximum payments to veterans with nine and one half or More of service. Yank forces to quit Iran by november Washington july 18 ins a american troops who have supervised movement of millions of tons of War supplies to Russia through Iran will be out of that country by november it was Learned yesterday. The americans will leave behind them one of the greatest engineering projects of the War a Complete Railroad and Highway link Between the persian Gulf and Russia. Iranians already have taken Over operation of the Railroad. Observers believe that neither Russia nor Britain which have been the main occupying forces during the War will leave. The american withdrawal was believed due in part to a desire to avoid being mixed up in political entanglement. The issues involve not Only hidden Oil but diplomatic Maneu vers for control of the land approaches to the Eastern Mediterranean. Japs massacre 2,500 in Luzon Infanta Luzon july 18 cans a filipinos in this isolated Bast Luzon coastal town told yesterday of a japanese massacre of 2,500 natives in wholesale Slaughter and looting that rivalled their infamy in Manila. The japs raided scattered outlying districts in May stabbing and slashing filipinos in their Beds declared a amp col Jaime Manzana most of those who sought to escape were shot Down As they fled. Bodies of men women and children were strewn about the huts and streets of the settlements. Mayor Faustino p. Juntereal said the japanese massacred the natives after finding american canned goods and learning of guerrillas in the villages. Bavarian nazis being weeded Paris july 18�?rapid Progress in weeding nazi sympathizers from government positions in Bavaria is reported by a soft g5. In 16 Lan Kreis counties in the District Well Over 80 percent of the governing personnel who held jobs As party members during the Hitler regime have been replaced by germans having Quot anti nazi  kindergartens and the first four grades of elementary school Are functioning in several Lan Kreis. Germany gets Church service on radio sets Paris july 18�?religious serv ices Are being broadcast in the us. Zone of Germany according to Brig. Gen. Robert a. Mcclure director of us feta a information control division. Radio time is allotted catholics and protestant denominations of the basis of their relative strength. Jewish broadcast services will be started Quot As soon As synagogues  Vichy item a loot near 3 million Paris july 18�?the treasure Chest of loot held by Joseph Aime demand chief of the Vichy government militia was valued yesterday at 140 million francs 2,800,000 dollars by French military police. Damand is in a Paris prison awaiting trial As a War criminal. His huge nest egg consisted of the currency of Manyoun tries Bullion and medals set with precious gems. Kepner new elks head new York july 18 ans a Wade h Kepner Wheeling w. A. Businessman yesterday was elected grand exalted ruler of the benevolent and protective order of elks. Yugoslavs cite a terror London july 18 apr Hub flight of macedonians from Greece is continuing the Jugoslav ministry of information has announced according to a Tass dispatch. The announcement said More than 20,000 refugees already had sought shelter and Protection in Yugoslavia. Quot organized terror Quot carried out with the knowledge of greek authorities and the Aid of greek army units was aimed at ousting the macedonian population the Jugos Lave communique said. Dolled up dolls Looey a allergy Atlantic City no. July 18 ans a pity poor it. Alfred Al Kin of the Bronx  He a allergic to Well dressed women. They make him sneeze and his eyes begin to water the minute he gets close to them. And to top it All a kiss makes his lips sore. Elkin allergic to cosmetics Hasni to had a Date in six months