Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 23, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur Yosfi 8 Fey a. A to stars and stripes monday july 23, 1945, enied rail tickets Ashington july 22 ans a the office of defense trails port Atwoil acting to make More room on trains for servicemen today to Guitet a the Side of rail ticket to travel agencies amid complaints from the Navy and Odt that the Andy has seeded up the recant of soldiers from Europe without giving them Advance notice. Quot is order banned All organized group railway travel defined Nger train trips by two off my persons travelling together n such travel has been arranged by a travel Agency a and also such devices As All expense Tours. Sen Harley 11 Kilgore a Kusu told the Senate one reason for the lion Jain was that the Toke got in formed arrivals a rid thus to Rifle plans could not be it it director j. Mon told him he was now necessary information. Mom than planned r chairman James my Mead d 37 a of the Senate War investigating committee said Johnson Tes Ifield the Aimy Quot brought 100.000 More than they told him they Mead said Navy Secretary a James v. Forres Tal also said he had not been Ren. Scott a Lucas Dhu said the Mead committee had not Given the army a Chance to Tell its Side he added �?�1 would rather have american boys in Camps Here than Europe a Lucas complained the army was being Quot put on the griddle Joist because it was bringing men Home faster than it had planned. Sen. Walter p. George a a endorsed the idea of bringing soldiers Home As quickly As possible. S wounded take a Washington. July 22 it ans it a mat Oen. Charles p. Gross army chief of transportation reported today that More than 510,000 sick and wounded troops had been carried to hospitalization Over the nations rail circuits since nov. 19, 1942, and that Over 5,900 pullmans in the last six months had helped the army medical staffs in transporting sick wounded and injured gis. V military officials estimated that hospitalized gis had fade Well Over 1,000,000 trips involving untold millions of Miles in addition from ports of debarkation to hospitals. Rail Road to drop Gross predicted that rail transportation of War wounded would begin to drop late this month principally because the bulk of patients from Europe will have been returned by that time. Another Job was Given to the railroads when Secretary Ickes announced the first Complete train carrying japanese americans to Homes in California will leave the Behler aik., relocation Center next thursday. A few of the 425 evacuees will leave the train at Pueblo colo., but the majority Wilt go on to Lodi Fresno. Los Angeles Sacramento and stockton., poc Hettesh kick d skirts famed precision dancers from radio City a wac Hall on their Way to the Eto for a Uso tour go through a routine for the camera hoods the Navy transport James Parker a marrying 112 show people. London july 22 apis the establishment of Poland a Western frontiers along the Oder and Neisse Rivers of Germany within at Miles of Safua was listed today As its number one problem by the polish fou mind a Warsaw broadcast said Premier Edward Osu bks Mora ski outlined a program asking for these frontiers Quot As soon As a a other projects were. Return of a Giixh emigres parliamentary and municipal elections agrarian Reform and reconstruction of Industry and economic and political life of the Moy alter army blouses Washington july 22. Ans a the pm corps has a plan to convert army blouses into Battle jackets which will be Quot distributed to enlisted personnel on the american Side of the Atlantic for the first time a the army Navy journal said. A proposal to authorize the wearing of Battle jackets by was is under consideration the journal added. Heretofore Battle Lac keys have Only been issued abroad and old to it Louie a we jumped in. For new Issue creating Between 1,500,000 and 2.000.000 excess blouses. Miner release hits we Snag i Washington july 22 ans a the Senate sent Back to its military committee today a Resolution asking for the release of 90,005 Coal miners from the army to help relieve the Coal shortage. The War department announced meanwhile that 2,005 German pcs would be sent Back to Europe to Naan Coal mines. They will retain pm status. Sen. Harley m Kilgore do a. Author of the Resolution agreed to the Senate action after acting Secretary of War Robert p. Pattern on had written to chairman Elbert d. Thomas Dutah of the military committee protesting that the War department Hadnot had an Opportunity to testify on the Resolution and was opposed to it the committee ordered hearings on tuesday. Army gets fund for Italy work beating trial hears 4 gis Lincoln neb., july 22 ans a pour enlisted men appeared yesterday As witnesses at the opening of the court martial trial of capt. Stanley Jones of Utica n. Y., on charges of permitting guards to strike prisoners while he was prison officer at the Lincoln army air Field Washington july 22 ans a the foreign economic administration announced today that rehabilitation in Italy the funds will be used for Quot temporary repairs Quot such As electric Power and transportation and disease prevention. State papers hint deals Between Muer Wall Street a a. Washington july 22 ans a the Story of american financial deals which hints that some american tycoons backed Hitler in 1930, was released by the state department today. The department following its usual custom of publishing state papers after 15 years put out 2,000 Page of documents on american foreign relations in 1930. A the chapter on Germany gives considerable attention to Hitler then clutching for Power. It also shows that american policy worked closely with Wall Street finances anxious to float Loans of the troubled unstable Reich. Hiller Dot Loans the american charge do affaires in Berlin wrote the then Secretary of state Henry Stimson that he had heard that Quot certain american financial interest were actively backing Hitler As a Means of warding off socialism. George a. Gordon the charge d affaires also said Quot Hitler received very substantial financial support from certain Large Industrial he judged however that their influence on Hitler Quot had been definitely a restraining it there was a Sharp difference of opinion Between the under Secretary of state Jooeph p. Cotton and the american reparations agents in Paris 8. Parker Gilbert on the advisability of a huge loan to Germany for use in paying debts. Cotton who talked with j. P. Morgan and representatives of Lee Higginson co. Felt that France and Britain were trying to push the us. Out of the Market and saw no reason to Block the Deal. Havre clears 2,197 in a Day Normandy Assembly area july 22�?a total of 2,197 officers Camps a Iii amp a our Iwami Iier it sold of july 25, Usset announced today. Lucky strike shipped 1,709 men while grand shipped 488. The following units left Camp Lucky strike through port of be Havre first med. Oen. Lab., to Taftt chemical lab. Co., 146th on. Mid. Co., 153rd a of he he btry., 430rd med. In hq., 533rd pm Railhead co., 9mm med Clearing co., 63ith engr. Light equip co., am med Clearing co., Ewe tit Salvage collecting co., 9>ti pm Railhead co., 3134tti pm service of. So amp tic Ord. Mam. Co. And 6846 pm Driver det. The 706th chemical depot co. 840th Ord depot co., vib corps he. And 500th engr Light Ponton bn., left Camp Twenty Orand. Units which arrived recently at Lucky strike and Twenty grand 4 China units near Weilin chunking july 22 cans a four chinese columns in a wide encircling drive Are closing steadily on the former a the . A base at Weilin the High command announced today. One column from the West was nine and one half Miles from the City with its three airfields. A column driving from the North was eight Miles from the City. In Hunan province the chinese reported fresh japanese moves to protect the Changsha Rochow stretch of the Canton Hankow Railroad from chinese attacks. On China a Southeast Quot invasion coast enemy units from Amoy striking toward Swaton crossed the Border from Fukien province into Kiangtung. The japanese captured Chaoan 22 Miles North of Swaton but lost it British identify far East Fleet Britain certain in 40 of . Aid 100,005 dollars in lend lease funds had been Given to armed Tirol for the a Mastt i do not wish continued from Page 1 ments Are now in the hands of defense attorneys prime minister Churchill disclosed that Britain was confident not Only of unconditional financial help from America but of americans progressive mobilization for War. In regard to the ., Rougier quoted Churchill As saying an Entrance of the . Into the War. It would be inconvenient to distract for the training of the american army material of which we have absolute tire sack grounds Pianesi Piea to Detroit strikers 436 land at . New York july 22 ans a the transport Santa Barbara bringing 436 troops from Europe docked at Staten Island yesterday. There were 302 members of the 96th depot repair squad of ninth of and 134 members of 395th Sig. Co. Troop Carrier Wing aboard. All went to Camp Shanks . For processing. Scare of Dodge Plant Detroit july 22 ans a army intelligence officers Fri men Ana Plant Protection agents swarmed around the main Plant of the Dodge motor co. Yesterday after reports of a mysterious object crashing through a four Inch Concrete roof Detroit july 22 ams a every Day the production of plane tires is halted by the strike at the . Rubber co. Quot will add 90 Days to the Calendar of the War Quot an army spokesman warned today. Maj. Gael Sullivan chief of the labor Branch for ask in Detroit joined company officials and Cio officers in urging a return to work and declared �?Tc54 transport planes scheduled to evacuate wounded in the Pacific and b29 super fortresses have in the last 48 they Lack new been grounded hours because tires a officials of United rubber workers local 101 Cio said they would Man sound trucks outside the Plant urging 6,000 Idle employees to crash the picket line. The line was established a week ago by 12 workers discharged at Cio request on grounds they forfeited Union rights by joining an Independent Union. Some 250 other workers joined them later in a sympathy strike. And Camp old Gold totalled 8,227 officers and men. The units Lucky strike�?69 i med. Of he. 2g5th Ord. Evac. Co., 9g6t�h Sig. Heavy construction co., 396th Ord in. He. 480th motor ambulance co., 553rd pm in. Ill �27th engr Light equip. Co., Oral engr Afflit equip. Oo., 838th pm Gas Supply co., 1091 engr. Treadway Bridge co., 201 St a in. 421st med. Collect co. 506th my lin514th a in. 528th a bn., 618th med. Clear. Co. Moist a bn., 712th engr. Depot co. Wist a bn., 738th med. Truck Lin 739th truck bn., and 996th engr. Treadway Bridge co Twenty grand�?3114th engr. Fire fighting pit. 3112th engr. Fire fighting fit. 113th chem. Processing co., 1671st engr atm. Det., 64till pm in he. 350th Ord. In. He. And 316tli engr. Fire fighting pit. Old Gold-28th pm co., 229th a to. 103rd. Engr combat in. 103rd med. In. And of Tali recon. Troop mechanized. Dysentery in Berlin Berlin july 22 ins a Beer and Mineral water were being tested today As medical authorities took Steps to combat the spread of dysentery among gis Here. Martyr Slayer taken Rome july 22 up a american military government officers revealed today that they have arrested Amerigo Zumini murderer of the anti fascist Martyr Giacomo Matteotti. Washington july 22 ans a British information services today announced the Fleet units which have been identified in the Pacific and Indian oceans. In the Pacific Are the 35,000-ton battleships Howe King George v and the Duke of York five carriers five cruisers and twelve destroyers. The East indies includes the battleships Queen Elizabeth valiant and French Richelieu the Battle Cruiser renown four escort carriers six cruisers and 14 destroyers Case appealed by polygamists Salt Lake City. July 22 ans a nine polygamy practising members of the Utah fundamentalist cult have carried their Case to the supreme court. They filed Brief appealing convictions under the Mann and Lindbergh kidnapping acts. The Brief held that conviction of the men under White slave charges of debauchery and prostitution Quot bastardized the Rich blood of half the people of Utah including that of its most illustrious nazi helping hand now grasps pants Oslo july 22 up a the norwegian traitor Quisling now has to hold up his pants whenever he walks in the Yard of the ancient Moeller Garlen prison where he awaits trial for his life. Authorities took his Belt and suspenders to prevent him from possible suicidal attempts
