Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 31, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur                               The weather forecast for Nice Marseiles Areat tuesday continued fair Moj mum temperature 92. Tomc amp St by mar Gaane Airport weather Stati Oai the sir Uther France edition daily can paper Afu. A Ratcil forces tripes tin car pc to lib Mil re to a racial one year ago today in in Fon Nandy the Aiea pensive extended from a it Ett of Caen As far As the a item coast of Tad dote nmn Peninsula amp j vol. 1�?no. 140tuesday, july 31, 1945 one franc poles to Potsdam Luly i30�?the big three the complexion of its Mern Pership changed for the second time in less than four months entered the final phase of the current conference today As world Vyde interest heightened in a final come it he ii which  to reveal plans the future o Europe. Quot7 informed circles were of the. Opinion that the continuity of the British View had not been Brolien by the replacement of Churchill and Eden by Attlee and Bevin. An official announcement corroborated Thia opinion with its terse statement that the conference was a making i Ood  end seen this week. Intima tical news service reported from lond i that Berlin do it atches indicated the conference might end this week. London political circles viewed with interest the arrival of a polish delegation at Potsdam suggesting that the question of Peri and a Western frontiers May be current on the conference Agenda. Whether the summoning of a polish Delegate pm to Potsdam is a precedent a the possible appearance of representatives of other nations remains to be seen. The Lamdon times diplomatic Corres Pond enl reported that the big three very Likely discussed spam president Truman was hande4 a temp card Deer the weekend when the Lunate almost unanimously ratified the United Nav ohs Char ter enabling the president to count on the nations abandonment to a nationalist policy. French Given Berlin sector Berun july 30 apr at its historic first meeting today the Allied control Council for oem a Tosh note 3vuh of the Al i cation of a Berlin sector to Annm about 1.000 Ollic Era and. Men of the French first army. Div. My already Quarter in the North West am suburb d Reinicker Doire. Oen. Bisen How or  at the first session attended by Field marshal sir Bema id Montgomery mans tial Zhukov and France s a tie hip Glen. Pierre Koe hug. Sofaie Ifoma Otelo Iiley if Iain word Paris. July 30�?after a juror Rose to complain about the a a weakness of the states Case in the treat pm triad of marshal Henri Philippe Petain state prosecutor Andre Momet announced in court today he would present documents at the close of the trial which would Clinch his arguments. This brought an immediate protest from defense counsel Fernard Payen who demanded the prosecution present All its evidence in the proper order. Payen said it was contrary to French court procedure and the rules of Law of withhold evidence and witnesses against a defendant until defense witnesses had testified. These documents Are not necessarily charges against the defendant a Momet replied a a but they will speak for  double in asked Mease t-8gt. Jake Lindsey of a lion nolo mim., who won tel Golf Grid Skol it Feol of Honor for knocking out a Naii armoured comp any Singh Hafi ded trios on a suit in a prove Snoe r.i., shop after Rocoll my his disc arg of Al goo go g. Moa do my. Lif Claty Roo Only tarried hat Boon living at the Capo cod Homo of hit Bra to the for mar poverty Hargro Avok Kiili i. A Carrier if. Guam july 30�?-carriers of fhe rampage Reg third rest launched More than 1,000 planes against the Tokyo area at Dawn a White battleships or fisers and destroys bombarded the  key of in Riematsu .135 Miles Southwest of the capital with 1,000 tons of shells. Returning to the area where adm. William f. Halsey opened his series of daring attacks july 10, the a by pilots blasted transport airfields and other installations around a Tokyo. The planes took off from such american carriers As the Lexing Orv Independent a and Essex and the British car a a Rier formidable. Results were not in Sredl 1,000629 raids ahead Spaatz Britain speeds charter vote London july 30-pftriament�?Ta caning was Post pm today for a week from aug. 8 to f in. 15. Presumably to allow More time for prime minister Attlee to Complete his work at the Potsdam big three conference and draw up me new labor governments initial proposals. The daily mail predicted the new government would ratify the United nations charter As the first item of business. A political commentator in the Quot observer predicted that one of or. Attlee a first changes would senators say army too bi6 Wall Hinton july so ins a Rte ease from the army of Railroad men to Supply manpower for us. Railroads now burdened with redeployment traffic is by ing con Fito ered by High government officials. Several senators maintain there is no need for a 7,000,009-Man emmy for the War on Japan. The replacement of lord Halifax As ambassador to the us. Other observers forecast the replacement David Maxwell Frye at Tomey Geneil in the Churchill Cabinet m Britain a chief prosecutor in the United Natkus War climes trial bi7 cracks up crewmen Hurt a b17 swerved into a Stone Wall rolled Over Inoke in two and burned at the Nice Airport yesterday but none of the planets six occupants was seriously injured. Three of the occupants were discharged from the 166th Oen. Hosp. After being treated for Burns and the other three were held but medical officers said they were Quot not serious cases. Eyewitnesses said the plane hit the Wall after its left wheel apparently locked in a Takeoff. After catapulting across a ditch the Craft burst into flames but a crash truck controlled the fire while the planets Crew a Captain two lieutenants two sergeants and a corporals were extricated. Czechs Call up men 22 to 28 Prague july 80 a it a six classes of men from 22 to 26 years of age were called up for two years of compulsory military service recently by the czechoslovak government. Oen. Carl a. Spats arriving at Quito to take command of the us. Army strategic air forces yesterday joined in the a a War of nerves against the japans with a prediction fleets of 1,000 super torts Koukl be Able to hit Japan in a single  when the Force was built to full strength. On a Given sports said the eighth and eth ass flu be Able to drop twice As heavy a bomb Load on Japan As the eighth in Britain and the 15th in Italy were Able to drop on Germany. Affo attack Fetn one part of the plan to release Railroad Worters Calls for High Ransport action priority to be Given o railroaders who Are now serving in Europe and Are eligible for Dos a Large. The plan would return hese men to As Sooh. Piss table. Senators referred to testimony Leard last week the Senate War investigating  headed by sen. James m. Mead in. To. Sen. Sheridan Downey a Oalif declared that testimony indicated the nations transportation system May break Down u nle8fl the Winiy reduces tto forces. Prost Occil Piffl Vienna Vienna july 80 apr British French and us. Prev convoys entered tie austrian capita today As the Vanguard of an occupation Force of approximately 5,000 troops which will participate in the a let occupation with the russians. Meanwhile speakers on an army radio program from Washington forecast an All out air attack on Japan to be waged by at least 0,0 10 planes of the army atone aside from Navy planes. Super forts soon to operate from Okinawa they said will carry triple the bomb Load of those now flying from the Marianas because of the Shorter distance to Japan. From still another Quarter came the comment of rear adm. Of Watt c. Ramsey chief of staff of the fifth Fleet at Guam who said the inv sum of Japan would be made by a tha most overwhelming forces Ever concentrated in military to tory Matefy available. Us warships who a bom bored Hamamatsu included the 35,000-Tcm battled Abii Josau Chua etts with nine ic4a. Of so 54n. Guns. British is Bdrm inc ode its the 35,000-um bathes my King be owe v. A Lima Sitiani a United press  with the bombardment Torce imported a we came primarily to sever the High Speed double track Tito do main Une Mut Way japanese Industrial a Ferne Between Tokyo and Nagina we cu5 it and the stunned jape Hdldn be aft a hand to try to Stop  a several Bridges were blown up one of Japan a Large propeller factories was and baud tags in and around the City were set aflame. On the basis of photographs of Deva Tatton wrought Btu my a to oort hmm Oft pern 0 16 c54s quid for . Recerd new York Judy so and a All previous Roco Tda for la Bogung transatlantic Jar trans Xii hmm Mand planet Wesa by Dpi Al Guardia item. Today with the arrival of 10 pm transp arts from of Meas during a two and one half hour period. The majority of the More than 350 military pass Geva aboard the planes were being transported Imp to mfg a Pacific by tend lob angelas july 80 cans the last of the bit flying Forir russes was on its Way today to join its 12,780 sister in serv toe. The Alt Craft War production of ounce announced that Lockheed aircraft had built the final bomber and that it passed inspection Yesta Oday. Boeing Douglas and Lorith aed formed a prod cuon Pool in july ill to turn out the fort Ressea Boeing originator of the Craft constructed 6mi and Tom were built at the Douglas Long Beach Plant crash injures 32 in Ohe Venne from Europe Unter the army a redeployment program. Ohey Wel. Wyo., july 10 Jafs a thirty two pee mrs were injured yesterday whim a 046 troop Carrier Goiz ii and pome crashed near the Cheyenne country club Golf course the plane which was to Che yes me tor an air Loikow Wao Potunas tog to us Ihm Ai Indiana ohs. Tuioti Boose Veu asks Buty Heuesi Washington july 30 ans a Brig. Geo. Bluett Roosevelt son of the late president has asked to be relieved from Active duty. The application has not yet been acted upon the War department disclosed today. No explanation was Given in the department s Brief statement the United press said Gen. Roosevelt has 278 discharge Points. As a civilian he was Conr nested with several enterprises chiefly concerned with Texas radio interests. He u married to the Ich Rmer Faye Emerson Hollywood actress. An inquiry into the financial affairs of Young Roosevelt has been under Way for weeks originating from reports that he had psf a aim a Rob a Alvoh his application is pending received a 200,000-Daltor loan from John Hax Foid or Stdeni of the great Atlantic and pad Flo Tea ck>., which a settled for 4,000 Duars rep. Robert l. Doughton  of the House ways and Means  asked the internal Revenue Bur Reau for information on the re it ports. He indicated that when he received it he will place it before the House. Doughton and rep. Harold Knutson a min senior Republican on the ways and Means committee said their Only totes eat was to see tog that go Reno ment Rev Nuflo Are protected in tonne option with deduct Lesui claimed on bed debts