Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 25, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur                               O Quot. T. Pae 2 lbs staging area news the stars and stripes wednesday july 25, ims. 1 looked at mean. It of y Pip you hear you said if a the drawing \ should \ that t he a rolex and # acid ithou�5ht\ w6ll.we a hundreds Del / that Sun i was Dot my it  make / Law. Req too am / was shoot All rk3ht. / mistakes n the Bull o the i tem cents a Vba sorry 1 throw i tout Woods hardly i his rav some. Spoiled the \ and Start i bumped am a week let it Job i should Over. And i Eye /  f  1 have seem this time. Lovicy / i murder j More care Quot / keep your j v a a it Pul. I Eves i�?7fr or. Guess / r opem y a a bag get a t v a v it .v\3 times have changed _. _ _ _. Cable service has dear editor while the War was on Here 1 understood Why an urgent Cable Mea Sage from Home could a it be gotten immediately to a Soldier. J conditions have changed. Why cant cables sent from the states he relayed from Paris by wire to the Vanos message centers where they could picked tip by regular Carrier cables from Home often arrive after an air mail letter of the same Date. Why cant cables be directly to a Soldier s outfit and hot to a code address 1 work in an afo. ,. Know that mail with a Good address gets faster service than mail needing directory service. A set Bob Brown 387 apr a editors note col s. G. Schwartz theater postal officer states that a despite cessation of hostilities Here facilities Are inadequate for the electrical forwarding of personal Cable from Paris to message centers through out the continent c use be Quot being made of facilities As fast As they become available for direct transmission of cables Between the . And radio stations in Germany the third and seventh armies am now being so served and the facilities of additional radio stations Are expected to become available in the Nefor future incoming cables received in Paris for addresses in other commands Are dispatched to addressees Apos three times Dally through the com z signal dispatch service which insures delivery to ninth and Totth a Rales and base Section Headquarters in mis than 18 hours pasters contributing to delay at incoming of halts include time taken to transmit inter Modiatis to Osage Oon tors directory Servio at oem Mand Apos and in frequent instances forwarding from Ttye command Apo to the serving apr after directory service at the cow Mand Quot the War department has authorized. Effective 15 july is the inclusion of Grade or rank tap through colonel and unit or organisation in addresses of cables originating in . The deliveries Wilt be considerably expedited because Quot the new form of address eliminates the necessity for  messages and moreover win enable direct dispatch to serving Apos instead of to command Apos. Pcs Pear editor coming in Contact with German prisoners daily one forms an of Pink of the germans i think Many of us agree that a Good part of these prisoners did not want to leave their families and Homes to join the army the obvious conclusion is that he was forced into it or else he would have to face the tortures inflicted on to Many German political prisoners i am by no Means attempting to defend the German prisoners but instead i am putting the mame on the German leaders who forced these men to participate in hostile activities. I believe that these Are the ones who should be made an example of and pot the prisoners. A _ a pc . Good Job dear editor some of we Fellows have been discussing the role of the 8 a s before a Day. During the War and after be Day. We think you have done a Good Job realizing that you can to print All the things that everyone wants. We Are glad of the Many opportunities. That All gis would not know to be their privileges if it weren t for you. We believe in giving credit where it is due and in our opinion you Are to be commended Lor the Good things you have done toward democracy for soldiers billboard jeepers it s a it Barbara Marseille movies spit Ole my reputation Stanwyck George Brent. Cinema do Prado tree grows Dorothy Mcguire. Ideal the unseen Joel Mccrea. Cine Vogy the clock Judy Garland. Mica car vanities Dennis of Keefe. Officers club arc officers club Lou amp i de rive nerve snack bar 9 am. Of limit Coarts available. Sneakers and equip ment furnished reservations at lbs special services Section Dally except saturday Stacina area Movitt Arles Central St. Marline a fan americana Phil Terry. Casino St Chamas a to toe announced Casino is tres a Here come coeds Abbott it costello. Eden a Valley of decision Greer Gar son. Mira Miramar a murder my Sweet Dick Powell Ann Shirley. 6a Las Glenn Miller to Quot be announced. Mcnair a having wonderful time. Pat o Brien. Sbat Zigri last it be. Announced. Bear Garden to be announced. St vol Tocse Roosevelt to be announced. Oily of arise Fominas escape in desert Helmut Dantine. Capitol a thin Man in it Powell Myrna  Rex Salon v have and have not Humphrey Bogart clues arc eight ban club area �8, Coffee 10 am 1 30 pm. Snack bar 1 30-5 30. 6 90-9 30. Other clubs Salon. Arc Hail of states club snack bar 10 30 am to 10 90 or. Abies arc Arena americana dub. Snack bar in am to to pm Calas. Last resort club area no. 96 snack bar 10 90-40 90 and club at area no. 10 snack bar. 10 30-1090. Midget jeep my Ruom from Parte in an ordnance Salvage dump. It la a parfait what Parkat mod at Mia Rauter Stead Back Kmon driving this a crap Quot Las get Otha d. Triplett of Huntington w. Va., and with him to Cpl Odin Simmons of North Birmin ten Ala. The am a ambirs of Tho Stath railway shop to now in Mare Tilte. Pm on Swiss furlough holds family reunion by Thom yate8 stars and stripes staff writer Thun Switzerland july 24-�?reunion was the order of the Day Here As an american i stationed at Cherbourg visited his parents and two Brothers 11 years to the Day after he left his native Switzerland to make his Fortune in Canada and the United states. Sgt. Julius Lissenheim of the 417th ordnance evacuation co., returned Home on a a special seven Day furlough. Attired in civilian clothes because the land of his birth is Neutral Lissenheim found his parents or. And mrs. Hugo Lissenheim and his Brothers Herman and Charles Little changed in the time he had been away. The Only sour note in the Homecoming was the fact that Julius owes the Swiss government 65 dollars for failure to take compulsory military training from 1939 to 1943. Every native Bora male according to Swiss Law must serve a period in the army each year or pay a tax based on his salary if unable to serve even though he is not living in the country. Payment of the tax has been suspended in Lysse Nheim Scase until the end of the War. Moore opens Paris festival new pm card must on pass Paris july 34�?army Exchange service in Paris issued a statement reminding commanding officers in the Field to Issue to troops coining to Paris on pass or temporary duty the new Type pm card for july and August a a considerable number of troops on leave and on temporary duty away from their Home station Are unable to get pm rations the statement said Quot because they do not carry the new Type cants. Quot leave passes and temporary duty orders no longer entitle a Man to Purchase rations at a pm. No exceptions can be made to this Rule and no Man without a proper ration card can be served at a  a a Uttieri Prano edition printed at be Patry Ete building 97 a. 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Army provided music for the portion of the program held outside of the opera building. Music for the program inside which was broadcast to the states was Fumi Shetz by the opera orchestra. Miss Moore offered two numbers and miss Carroll appeared in the opera lobby in charge of distribution of programs. Two documentary films on the fighting in the Pacific were also shown. Much of the same program will later appear in Marseille Nice Rheims Cherbourg and be Havre. A Pup tent poets i altar rations the old quartet is moaning Low their tones Are Mellow and Blue one of their boys is altar bound now what Are they Gonna do no wonder their music lacks vigor and Pep its Abie the Quot Basso who s taking the step. Though wishing him Welp they chant a plea that quartets were made for four not three then catching a glimpse of the Bride to be they nod in approval and All agree that Belle is a Sweet dish an elegant Bella a old Abie in turn is a pretty swell Fella so Beckon the neighbors from near and afar let kiddies tie shoes and tin cans to the car be merry be Gay and imbibe of their booze. For Abie no longer reads Quot Bachelor  a Al. Morris s. Sarfaty 25 from lbs set to attend Eto colleges Marseille july 34�?twenty five gis from Delta base Section will be permitted to attend courses at the civilian universities being set up in France and England according to figures announced recently by maj. Richard b. Belser information and education officer of lbs. The quotas broken Down into courses and schools include one for the French civilization course opening aug. 12 at sorbonne five to report aug. 3 for the French language and civilization courses at Dijon University eight for the same courses at Nancy University july 27, one for the chemistry study opening aug. 6 at Birmingham University one for modern history and English literature at Durham University aug. 1, and one for the same courses at Stratford on Avon University july 31. Units eligible for openings will submit applications in accordance with training memorandum 11, Headquarters lbs i and e Section without delay. Category of units air mos profile and Volunteer status should be listed. A minimum of nine Days is required for proper processing of applications issuance of orders and necessary travel time. A step Lively plays St. Vic Marseille july 24�?a new variety Uso revue step Lively has replaced Happy go Lucky and is playing at St. Victorey staging area. Featured with the troupe Are Tom Foran emcee manager Mary and Bernice Foran comedienne Rita Roper dancer Melody Lee Singer Les Smith accordionist and the Ballantine Agnes and Bob Harmonica players. Help wanted Cpl. Harrison Prandi somewhere in France. It anyone knows the whereabouts of Cpl. Harrison mesh will they kindly notify his brother Richard French 593rd pm Salvage item. Co., Apo 408 a sgt. Leonard Peterson co a 66th Sig. Dn., or brother William Peterson write or Contact a sgt Roy a. L no Ken so Victo rot staging area. Robert d. Nicholas. Engr., Apo 779, Contact Coulsn sgt. Carl s. Nicholas 580th Sig. Depot co Apo 7�. 9-lt, Florence m. Bruins Anc Contact fellow Burlingto Nite. Pfc Howard Emerson. Apo 454. Sgt. Archibald Sperry 3mui engr. Regt h it s co. Apo 779, Calas staging area would like to make die Aquaino Tance of his brother in Law maj. J. S. Spellman a a somewhere in the eto1.&Quot a sgt. Cornelius Raffay phone a sgt. Stephen k ran ice at Nati onal 7602. 8-sgt. Feed e. Buis Contact brother Cecile Buis co. A 95th in Apo 779. 212 entertainers Dock at Havre be Havre july 24�?a Uso troupe of 212 persons disembarked Here from the . James Parker. The group included Shep Fields and his orchestra Dixie Dunbar the radio City music Hall Ballet chorus and Joan Mckenna and Jack Powell from the Broadway cast of Quot sons of  births aka Etc Newt sent i by folks at Home. Pfc George a. Schroeder Detroit. Allen Frederick july 16 Cpl. Robert j. Saxton Ann Arbor Mich boy july 13 Pic Harry Weiner Pough keep Rte  girl july it sgt Clyde Crohn. Minneapolis boy july 8. Lost and found lost Black Billfold near pm club. Reward for contents will be Given by Joe a. Laura Momm so hotel Trane Atlantic. Lost Brown folding pocket Book in Vicinity of Arles staging area or in route to Avignon july 8. The pocket Hook contained francs souvenir Money driving License and pictures. Reward return to Cpl. Rosslyn j. Sta Bousse b car 749th tank bn., Apo 779. Out our Way by j. R. Williams /