Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 30, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Sunday May 30, 1943the Jit ars and s i k i in c. S Page 13 lost and found messed events in a letter to lost and found this week Donald h. Thomas enclosed two pictures of Quot girls Back Home Quot. Quot they were Given to me by a Little scotsman who found them in the area of the Kasserine  Thomas writes. Quot he gave them to me in a Hospital and asked me to Send them to your department of the stars and stripes. As a very Good clue there is on the Back of one showing a Beautiful girl petting a dog the name of a studio in Spur. Texas. Hope you find their  the father of the three girls and their Mother pictured above should also be glad to claim it. An observant my on duty in Algiers found this weeks other owner less picture in an army bus. It pictures a pfc. And his Gal. Gigs collections of pictures of babies wives parents sweethearts continue to Roll in from Apo units from the front and through various agencies with the result that we now have so Many it would be very difficult to use them All. For instance a buddy of sgt. James e. Hapgood of an artillery outfit has asked us to find the sergeant and deliver one packet of 18 pictures. Another picture found on a Battlefield is of a beaut Ful Young lady who wrote on the folder Quot Hope you like this one. Love  the owner enhanced the folder with a . Insignia and the crossed guns of the infantry. If dollies listening we liked it from the Mother and brother of sgt. Charlie r. Dale 6397674, a former member of a Field artillery outfit comes an Appeal for Inion mation concerning his whereabouts. They write that they received a letter from a Canadian Friend stating the radio announced that sgt. Dale was a prisoner of War. Again wed like to pass on the reminder that reports on lost personal effects should go to the Provost marshal. This weeks mail however brings a request from Cpl. R. H. Ludder concerning a baggage mix up at an Airport in this theater which to eliminate vast confusion we herewith report. He writes Quot imagine my Embarrass ment the other Day when after a plane ride and subsequent arrival at my Billet i reached into a my Musette bag and came up with a Box of face powder instead of my razor. This called for an investigation and it was then i discovered i had the bag of Norse Campo an 759291. I presume she has mine and i will gladly Exchange the powder and other feminine niceties for a he Many a razor and  Frank l. Hamburger 13099552 May have already written Home to his family but if he Hasni to done so capt John e. Schwab is appealing through lost and found to hamburger to do so As his Mother is worried because she Hasni to heard from him. Mrs. Robert a. Memory of new Orleans writes asking for Aid in notifying her husband capt Robert a. Memory that a son Robert Anthony jr., was born april 2. Pass the cigars Captain lost relatives Brothers paging Quot missing Brothers this week include sgt s. L. Rubin pfc. Sam Rubin 32117056 sgt. Andrew Kicey Edward John and Frank Kicey Cpl. Henry to Zola pvt. Anthony Kozol Earl j. Harbin George b. Harbin. The Brothers in Law of two gigs Are also paged 1st it. John a. Carey a it. John Frick of a flying fortress outfit so sgt. Oliver Keyes who failed to name the in Law. Charles r. Sanders writes to Contact his two nephews Howard Edward head of Clareville ark., and Warren Atwell head of Little Rock. Cousins Quot on Call Quot follow pvt. Jerry Quot Shine Quot Melillo Mickey immerse Anthony s. Battaglia�?t-5 Sal Salami Cpl. Charles g. Reading capt. Harry Willis ac., and 1st it. George Richard Koehler or. Cpl. P. A. Donovan pvt John ii. Livingston of Detroit t-4 James c. Oberley Robert Chisholm of Leadville Colo. Pvt. A Tete Quot Harris Alec Pappas of Pittsburgh 1st it. James a. Warman maj. Kenneth Van bus cart. Missing friends Raphael Malsena it. Bernard Heller Cpl. Robert a. Denman set. Isaac Boston  Tuku it. Rudolph a. Liesinger a sgt. Evo j. Sacchetti pvt. Francesco j. Leone pvt. Ralph f. Stef Felt Kenneth Saltwell Cpl. C. J Bonnell capt. Kenneth Bills. Pvt. Thomas j. Andolino sgt. Robert Denson pfc. John Holmes pvt. Edgar w. Ellington or. A Harry Horton Cpl. Donald Miller Harold Daniels of Ewine neb. Pvt. Francis h. Ankert Leonard Joseph Snyder Cpl. H. E. Weber Kenneth Crosmer sgt. Gordon a. Richards a sgt. Homer e. Horn. A sgt. Sterling w. Draehn Dave Morningstar of Huntington pa., and capt. William Whisonant Cpl. Robert j. Cromarty Cpl. Palmer Frances and 1st it. Edward Cap is to. Berry Doyle a sgt. Robert Rickerson Cpl. Leo c. Shoals Era Burton l. Lewis a Bombardier sgt. Val b. Greenhalgh Quot bobs Poler Alvin j. Schnecko Aubrey Berger and Chick Elias pvt. L. Bradera pvt. Robert c. Shone t-5 Robert Hanson miss Sandsmark Anc Cpl. Donald l. Wait Cpl. Henry Varyu or. Pvt. Edward Kenney a. J. Cregg t-5 James m. Jack Robert l. Hall sgt. F. W. A a Bud Quot starlings sgt. George m. Mclaughlin. 1st it. Victor g. Gavalas sgt. Tony Gavalas pvt. Cecil c. Culpa pvt. James Antos a sgt. Claude Mcquiston a Grady Adams Cpl Julius f. Evertsz pvt. Marvin Anderson to sgt. Richard c. Met Calfee it. Col. Churchill l. Scott or. Sgt. Walter Leah a Aux. Lottie Tencza of the wac a pfc. Charles garlock�?1st it. Bill Leyden of Lockport n. Y. It. Richard Tweddell a it. William j. Zwickert sgt. H. D. Taylor the Stuart Circle Hospital unit pvt. John Kundricks capt. D. Melloto Anc pfc. Tony Zappone both of it. Pleasant a. Pvt. Leo gum bringer of Poughkeepsie a Adam Floerke pfc. Gerald c Chotin 1st it. Jessie Norris of new Orleans Mecl. P. A. Losinger it. Narretta Myatte of Boston an army nurse pfc. M. Dibisceglie it. Frank Minerva sgt. Alfred c. Bevacqua a Johnny Osso a set. John Mcconnell sgt. Don Stdeni and sgt. Ronald  sing hires girls Ossett Tang n a a Jar Klyr Back to world War i women a a played Here at sing sing prison once More. Three of them went to work april i As clerks but they work in a building to which no prisoners Are admitted. The employment of a Lone woman switchboard operator in 1916 is recalled but she soon resigned because she longed for the companionship of other fellow women employees. Matrons Are employed on a temporary basis whenever a woman prisoner is confined to the death House. Since the american red Cross and the stars and stripes began this column on january 6. 961 fighting soldiers on Active duty in North Africa have been duly informed that they were fathers. Our staff statistician now reveals that of the 1,000 babies yet to see their pops 503 Are boys 465 girls and seven fathers have received twin assortments five of the duets being of male gender one female and one mixed. The statistician also Points out that better than 60 percent of the babies born to officers wives were girls almost 300 fathers wore bars or better on their shoulders but the progeny of the enlisted Man you May be interested to know was definitely male. To this weeks fathers who have sweated out the above figures we promptly present the current list pvt. Clyde i. Rush daughter born May 18 sgt. Kenneth Owens 18u>18016, son born May 12 pvt. James Zaloudek 33062931, James John jr., born March to it. Kenneth p. Donaldson Linde born May la sgt. James Albert Phillips jr., 39382406, Rose Marie born Keb. 25 pfc. Harvey Hatherley 32434639, son born april i. Sgt. Kenneth Vav. Howells 36334023. Sharon Ann born May 8 it. John a. Carey 0-430781, John or. Born May la it. Frank Zuttermeiste 0-1288157, son prank or. Born May 7 but. Richard e. Cooley 15043556. Patricia to born May 6 pvt. John Norris Delahay 3306635, son born May 12 pvt. Carlos c. Hamby Carlos or. Born May 7 it. Richard Ryan. Daughter born May 13. Gilbert g. Kiefe Eker Sally Ann born april 23 Arthur John Nittka Glenda Ruth born january la Cpl. Theodore Lentin son born May 7 pvt. Albert a. Weidinger son born May i capt. Percy l. Smith daughter born april 12 it. Lewis staunch daughter born May 14. It. Grant Jacobson Grant hilding or. Born april 28 Thomas w. Nixon jj019127.  Muj pvt Chav l. Hawkins 35378533, son born april 30 pfc. Anthony j. Vasilakis fl8067872, daughter born May 16 pvt. John Anthony Kunikowski John Allen born May 5 sgt. Morrell Hubb son James born april 13 sgt. George Vipond 20701719, Kathleen Annie born March 21 a sgt. Joseph d. Kahn Marsha Harriet born april 9. Pvt. Joseph Bano. Son Rudolph Joseph born april it sgt. Ray Leo Gentry. Patricia Lee born March 18 sgt. Gabriel e. Gist son. Gabriel or. Born May 8 la. Richard Lombard Richard Erie born May 16 pvt. John i. Barry son John born March 17 pvt. John b. Dagan son born March 13. Pvt. Roy Hughes Robert Donald born dec. 29 it. Theodore k. Holmes Carolyn born april i Cpl. Leoman c. Pace Frances Elaine born april Cpl. Robert o. Stephens 6981984, son born May 18 Albert drone Oliphant Mary Simms born May 16 pvt. A. H. Bostedo 32461924. Son born May 18 pvt. Isaac Vander Styne 32143594, daughter born april 21 pfc. Merrill Francis Allen Merrill Francisjr. Born april 29 pvt. Eugene h. Gray 13107900, Patricia Eloise born March 16. It. Walter c. West son born april to Frank m. Castellow daughter born Early May it. M. J. Morris daughter born May la pvt. Thomas a. Cot Ieti Estelle Janet born May 16 pvt. James b. Nauss. Son born March 13. Capt. N. Eugene f. O via it. Son born May 4 sgt. Robert ii. Lee Barbara Lucille born april 13 Cpl. Nick Vlietstra daughter born april 30, pfc. Francis a. Rooney daughter born april 16 pfc. Rubin Krimsky daughter born May 14 it. Warren Stuart Stuart Morse Goble born May 18 gunners mate Donald Mccausland Donald Jos. Born april 21. Tou of Honor sgt. Leon d. Stipe of the air corps arrived in Algeria last november pointing his machine gun through the open door of a troop Carrier in flight. He ran into trouble with attacking aircraft. When he was seriously injured in the foot he kept at his Post and stayed there until he was struck in the head by an enemy Bullet. Sgt. Stipe to whom the distinguished service Cross has been awarded for heroism is one of the few who have received this High decoration. The dec has also been awarded to t-4 Glynn w. Hicks sgt. Billie s. Layton a sgt. Clayton e. Ayer son 1st it. Victor h. Karrass capt. James k. Stepro 2nd it. William h. Pfeil 1st. Victor w. B. Wales jr., and maj. John s. Raworth. Others who have received the award Are 1st it. Fay m. Straight pvt. Kenneth c. Secis Sions pie. Frank Sargent 2nd it. Leo g. Taylor Yousef Berrian Soldier second class pfc. Wayne h. Sinclair Cpl. Francis j. Mulligan Cpl. Then pvt Ivar 8. Nelsons sgt. We Ruht. D. Hinson 1st it. A. Thomas and a sgt. Cyrus w. Cobb. 1st it. Glider s. Home j Sydney s. Combs it. Col. Louis v. Hightower it. Col. Horace Claude diaries Newnham my. British army capt. Samuel n. Johns it. Col. Henry e. Gardiner pvt. Malcolm r. Pressell sgt. James h. Bowser and capt. Frederick w. Dallas or. Distinguished service medals were awarded to Admiral h. K. Hewitt. Us maj. Gen. Charles w. Ryder maj. Gen. Ernest n. Harmon aus Brig. Gen. Lucian k. Truscott or. Or. Robert d. Murphy Admiral sir Andrew Browne Cunningham baronet gab do Royal Navy. An Oak Leaf Cluster in addition to a dam was awarded to it. Gen. George 8. Patton or. The Silver Star has been awarded to it. . John b. Fursten us 1st sgt. Clarence t. Welch s-8gt. Robert e. Baldridge 1st it. Quentin r. Hardage t-5 Lorenzo i. Alcock 2nd it. Walter j. Burns sgt. Leo r. Westphal a sgt. Casey Stallings a sgt. Stallings a sgt. James p. Lumiss who rescued two soldiers from drowning maj. W. F. Rogers .m.c. 2nd it. Walter j. Burns maj. Gen. Ernest n. Harman and maj. Charles a. Ellis. Cpl. John w. Mcintee t-5 Roger Bowman pfc. Edward Marek and pfc. Charles w. Ahern have received the soldiers medal for aiding in the Rescue of three members of a crashed and burning a-20 u. S. Bomber which was loaded with gasoline ammunition depth charges and bombs. The bombs exploded within a few minutes after the Crew had been rescued. Others to receive the soldiers medal Are t-4 John m. Smolkovich 2nd it. It for c. Pm 1st fran Cis w. Holt Utti Der a sgt. Barney o. , a sgt. Chester d. Cahill sgt. Vincent m. Calabrese t-5 Joe f. Dudley a sgt. Anthony l. Nieli t-4 Harry j. Of Hagan pvt. William j. Of Donell sgt. Hayes s. Nobles sgt. Harry c. Pry pvt. Robert t. Wood ring and a sgt. Louis c. Long or