. A brief history of the Stars and stripes, official newspaper of the American expeditionary forces in France . Rue Ste-Anne. The staff at that timewas composed of five men, Capt. Visniskki,Lieut. Gushing, Lieut. Michael, Pvt. Hawley,and Pvt. Wallgren. AYhile the members ofthe editorial staff wrote their stories in thebedroom office, the treasurer counted the fewfrancs that were coming in from the sale of thefirst issues in the cafe downstairs, while Wall-gren drew the cartoons on a beer tablenearby. Issue Number Six of The Stars andStripes found the staff more comfortablylocated in offices at
. A brief history of the Stars and stripes, official newspaper of the American expeditionary forces in France . Rue Ste-Anne. The staff at that timewas composed of five men, Capt. Visniskki,Lieut. Gushing, Lieut. Michael, Pvt. Hawley,and Pvt. Wallgren. AYhile the members ofthe editorial staff wrote their stories in thebedroom office, the treasurer counted the fewfrancs that were coming in from the sale of thefirst issues in the cafe downstairs, while Wall-gren drew the cartoons on a beer tablenearby. Issue Number Six of The Stars andStripes found the staff more comfortablylocated in offices at 1 Rue des Italiens. Thepaper had two floors of the building, withoffice space sufficient for all the work necessaryat that time. Issue Number Forty-fourappeared from the office which was the finalhome of The Stars and Stripes in France,at 32 Rue Taitbout, over the offices of theAmerican Chamber of Commerce. Thesequarters were the most commodious everoccupied, and were made necessary by therapid growth of the paper. All of the spacewas on one floor which made liaison betweenthe different departments
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