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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1943

Page

6

Internees to Help With Texas Harvest

German Japanese and Italian civilian internees at the Kenedy concentration camp will work in squads of 50 or more under heavy guard to assist South Texas farmers this summer. The internee labor will be paid at the prevailing wage, with funds held until after the war. Most express willingness to work, though few have agricultural experience.

Kenedy Concentretor South Texas Tvan Williams Williams Kennedy Camp Kenedy Chamber of Commerce

Agreement Reached in French Parley

Algiers report says Charles de Gaulle and General Henri Giraud reached a compromise. Giraud remains commander in chief at headquarters only, while high officers may be replaced by Fighting French generals such as Le Gentilhomme, De Larmingt, Koenig, and LeClerc. A committee for national liberation will direct non Axis controlled areas. The setup satisfies leaders and observers.

Algiers Jung Charles de Gaulle Henri Giraud Giraud Sourets Paul le Gentilhoume Eduard Rene de Larmingt Marie Louis Ko de Gaulle Robert Murphy France

Pre-Induction Training Pamphlets Available in San Antonio

New pamphlets on pre-induction training are now available at the War Information Center of the San Antonio public library. They are issued by the War Department and prepared jointly by the Pre-Induction Training Section, Civilian Personnel Division, Services of Supply, U.S. Office of Education. Subjects include Fleet Mobility, Automotive Mechanics, Reading, Shop Work, and Branches of Manual Training.

War Information San Antonio War Department Office of Education

Men’s Wear Club Debates Cuff Styles in New Orleans

In New Orleans the Bouthern Men’s Apparel club discussed relaxed restrictions on trouser cuffs. The meeting deemed cuffs dusty and germ catchers, noting they’re not as dressy as cuffless wear. The discourse focused on fashionable options and urging readers to consider current trends.

Orleans Bouihern Men's Appravel Club

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