Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 3, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Page 6the stars and stripes weekly saturday. July 3, 1943 lost and found with All the talk Back Home about rationing there a certainly plenty of business for the lost and found editor every week. At. Wilber p. Kelley has reasons to believe his girl Friend Margaret Reilly is a member of the North african wac company and wants to let her know that he to. Is Over Here but will soon have to return to the states because of his health. He would however like a reunion before he goes. A letter from a mrs. Norman Scott of Brooklyn md., has come for Ben Scott but his address was not known. Ifs his for the asking. Marie p. Foertsch of Newark n. J., writes that her Fiance Chi. Vincent f. Bennett 32235509. Is Over Here and she has sent him a message too through this department. Pat m. Giansanti a former patient at the 35th station Hospital is being paged by Winifred j. Roberts assistant Field director concerning a watch he left behind. A rather lengthy list of Brothers requesting whereabouts of Kinfolk has been prepared this week and follows pvt. W. O. Kirkland Fate Kirkland unseen in 13 years pvt. James w. Kelly Cpl. Robert h. Kelly g. Williamson James Williamson Donald Gallagher Cpl. William Gallagher sgt. Patrick of Malleye pfc. Arthur h. Franklin pfc. John Mariano Lenox. Mass a pfc. Michael Mariano pvt. George a. Baronet pvt. Can i Barone Joseph Wasilevich William Wasile Vich Secl Cpl. Joseph Naparstek a pvt. James Naparstek of Baltimore. My. T-5 Ondro Hill pvt. Paul Hill of Lancaster. O. T-5 James p. Bowden pvt. Marion c. Bowden Silvio Travaglini John Travaglini Cpl. Michael h. Crohan �?1st it. James l. Crohan Joseph u. Darby it William m. Darby. Beaufort. S. C. Pvt. James Hochre nobler wants to get the Apo of his brother in Law. Farl Adams of Soldier. By. And 1st sgt William k. Dingwell. New brother in Law of Cpl. Floyd m. Glasscock writes that Grace wants them to get acquainted through the lost and found column Liere Are four cousins unaccounted for. Too. They Are sgt.  Unkovich pvt. Jugoslav fun Koyish of. R. D Coovert pvt w c. Coover Cpl Levin l Waters a it col. John k. Watery Cpl Stanley Gross col. Wilma Bauer. T-5 c. J Grazick wants the address of his Une. 2nd it. Michael Kos Eva and pvt. James e. Has in mired about his Uncle. Cpl. John inter. Friends Pleake write this weeks quota of friends in the writing mood but lacking mailing addresses follows sgt Louis h. Dlsmukes�?Yeoman-2 cd George r. Weed pvt. Thomas Parry pvt. Joe Krakow any and pvt. Foster Nichols both of Jermyn. A. Pvt. Louis j. . James Sullivan and pvt. Fred Weideman. Both Long islanders pvt. Harold clays pfc Art Nowiski. Detroit. Mich. Pvt. Donnas p Blum or. Tom Zug ick pvt Carman f  Cpl. Salvatore c. Piccitto sgt. W m. Gil Lesnie Robert bastion Williamsport. A. William w Wingate a Jodi Frank Masterson it. John w Spooner Secl Luther Al in Melton it. Philho a. Knight it Fame fit Gerald maj. Joseph r Rehmet it. Johnny Ragland. A v. Tex pvt. Is Dor Koenig pvt Max Cohen pfc. Elmer w Urban Ted Swiskow Paul j. Murphy a Peggy Gillis. Fresno. Cal col. Bernard Cohen pvt Leonard Resnick. Pvt. Nicholas Bartonek pfc. M. A. Vic Aero pvt. Hugh Rinehart maj. B. E. Fulton. Akron o. T-5 Lewis l. Milletto Raymond h. Deadman sgt. Jess Kernst miss Billy Bob Printis pfc. Wesley to Texler pvt. William Zatovich a sgt. Ted Nesmith Russell  Cpl. Carl Plank Aux. Lytha Sumpter new Castle ind. Cpl. Edward c. Whiting Cpl. Jack Samuels High Point. N. C. T-5 Izzy Goralnick Cpl. Leonard so Kolski Middlebury Conn. Sgt. Walter be Lek pvt. Edward Zovada pvt. Staney Wisnie Aux. Lottie Tenza. Cpl. Kenneth Fraser sgt. Richard h. Boecker Lawrence w. Balvin maj. Alfred m. Koster Cpl. Tony Bartonek Andrew Orasz pvt. Walter Mahady pvt. Cattelo Marra t-4 Allen Hardison a sgt. Rot hell Sellers pvt. L. T. Luckey is sgt. Charles m. Tyree pfc. Vernon l. Hobbs a sgt Horace e. Watkins Cpl. William p. Stant a Ernest Fisher. Marshal ton Del. T-4 John s. Miller t-5 Mike Siegler Syracuse. N. Y. Pvt. Richard r. Schu Klings pvt. Anthony Albanesi Washington. D. C. Pvt. Edward h. Tinow pvt. Walter Souza. Pvt. A. Raymond pit fencer sgt. John m. Kendall and sgt. Mike Ere Hini sgt. John t. O Brien Cornelius of Reilly pvt. Gorman w. Reagan pvt. William Ralph Richardson or. Pvt. Richard Hart Woden.  pfc. Lee Barth Forest City. La sgt. William j. Millar. Or. Edward j. Freburger. S. Baltimore my. A sgt. James Gregg chaplain Joseph Musoh Gordon r Winch combo it. Harold c. Lentz. Salem Ore. An unusual falling off in the number of birth announcements is noted this week by the red crass baby editor Only 35 new fathers being on the current listing compiled below la. Col. Wolliard p. Act Rone 0-2054 Susan Jean born May 26, a ski. Conrad f. Smith 6570756, Conrad jr., born june 8 pvt. Carroll j. Storm. 33-438balita born june 14 a sgt. Gene Siel Lehott 15196283, Stephen born june 15 a sgt. E. Jame ski il003<.�?T33, son born june 12 Ensign George Ireland Wright George 3rd born june 16 sgt. Daniel Laeo Vone daughter born june 14, Ensign Thomas h. Wentz. Thomas born May 31 pvt. Raymond la. Killen daughter Nancy Elizabeth born May 22 sgt John w. Nagles. Maryann born june 15. It. Irving b. Williams son born May 19 maj. Jules Gilpatrick Elizabeth Ann arrived june 7 and Seaman 1-c Edgar Grant Mcknight daughter born june 13. Pfc Raymond c. Tend. 31070677. Son born june i it. Grover w. Martin o-790371, Diane Alyce born june 16 cant James Gilbert Jones. Jr., o-3�?T 910�?~>. Daughter born june 17, a sgt. Harold la. Ottosen 16046689. Son born Mav 22 pvt William b. Chilton. 20b16024. Son born May 23 copt. Richard k. Lovell. O 319422. Neice Wendy Brown Weaver born june to Cpl. L. T. Bell. 20305215. Lowell Tommy born april 25 Cpl. Markle la. Nobler 33234125, son born june to of Harold Johnson. 1q114690, d tug Ter born june 16 pfc. Robert Fitzgerald. 3223-7091, Judith Ann born june 15 of Jet.  r. Solimine. 32239274. Son Bol ii june j 16 pvt. Cecil Moore. 34m7719. Son born i june 8 t-5 Ralph c. Minor 38200657 son born Mav 31. And pvt. Henry Hoch 32583392 son born april 5 sgt. Franklin Bertrum Lydic. Daughter Carrena Hope born  31 Ltd a mood c. Valerio son born june 17 Cpl. Carlton w Smith. Kent Birn Mav 21 capt. Edward f. Kui Geif. 0- ,5�?~693 son born june 9 pie. George r. Miller. 31006721, Dennis Albert born May i t-3 a of Harry Wren palier. Tit Totin Roy. Job in june 12 Cpl. John i Phillips. 17018457 John Poy or born june 12 and capt. Edwin a. Fronk. I i 0362254. Daughter born Mav 30 sports Roundup babe Ruth predicts baseball won t last out season Hagg meets Dodds the Sultan of swat Fence Buster babe Ruth startled major league fans by declaring that baseball would not survive this season. He said it All depended upon How Long the owners care to keep on losing Money and blamed the Small attendance figures on the absence of motor transportation. As far As the predictions for this season the babe  pick the Yankees but said that any one of five clubs now battling for first place in the american league might cop the Pennant. Gunder Hagg broke his Dartmouth Camp and headed for Chicago to race Gil Dodds in a two mile event. Dodds preferred one mile but accepted the Challenge in order to swell the coffers of the air Force Aid society. The flying fireman from Sweden revealed some unique training methods. 14 hours of his Day Are spent in bed. Tennis matches at Forest Hills this year will be limited to 32 men and 32 women. The new streamlined play will include Only five events. Records reveal that this is a pitchers year with the Washington senators leading in the Whitewash columns. Big Johnny gee was reinstated by Kenesaw Landis and the towering Southpaw will accompany the pirates on their Eastern trip. Babe Barna suddenly found new life with the red sox after being somewhat of a bust with the giants. Mel Ott meanwhile is pulling his hair As hts part of the Trade. Ken . Was she lacked twice in five Days. Beer barrel Galento is no longer a Boxer in the eyes of the Aba two ton Tony a bouts Are new i to be considered As strictly entertainment and will be labelled As i a a exhibitions. The great lakes Blu jackets notched another win at their naval training station. Victims this time were the Cleveland indians. Alf Robertson Veteran jockey will give up racing. The victorious Rose bowl coach Wallace Butts will represent the South on the coaching staff of the collegiate All Stara when they tangle with the Washington redskins at Evanston Iii., aug. 25. Francisco Segura of Miami u. Won the Mcaa Tennis title by trouncing Tom Brown. Or. In straight sets. George Barker i was elected head of the ic4-a. 1 Asa Bushnell was reelected Secretary treasurer. Whirl away has thrown in the Towel and will not race any longer. He was beaten twin in Arlington Park. Lippy Durocher and Danny Kaye Are planning a trip abroad after the baseball season to entertain servicemen. Fritzie Zivic and Jake Lamotta were re matched for a 15-Rounder to take place july 12, at forget Field. Roil of Honor Fletcher hits Homer i Hospital team despite Hurt hand five wounded . Soldiers Lay in exposed to further punishment by of Axis gunners on february 20 near f Bibu in Tunisia. Not unusual because Jerry was taking a big toll then but unusual was the extra Ordinary heroism of 1st sgt. Arnold g Klawitter. With his o. I Tion under heavy direct artillery fire and fire from four enemy tanks that had it enet lated the lines he left his Fox Hole live different times each time bring in Back a wounded Soldier. First Cid was Given them and they undoubtedly owe their  to St Klawitter s coolness under fire. In the same sector on the same Day Anether enlisted mans it Charley h Wise went to the Rescue of a fellow infantryman in Lay severely wounded and esp be i to a withering enemy machine gun fire on his Way to the Rescue. Sgt. Wise was himself wounded i Mission comp eted Ani despite serious injuries he cont tied to command his Section being for de t a give his commands in writ no and by signs both of them have been awarded the distinguished service Cross for their leans the soldiers medal has just been awarded posthumously to sgt Gerald e Mot Ter. Of fort Wann ind on March 31 near mais n Caree. Algeria sgt Molter an experienced so Miner Ould have easily reached Shore alone when he and a companion were caught in a treacherous undertow. Instead disregarding his own safety he chose to remain with his companion whom he sustained until both were exhausted and pulled beneath the water. His sacrifice of his own Lite save the life highest order a Noble Effort to another is of the f heroism awarded do the distinguished flying Cross has been awarded to the Fol owing air corps personnel 1st it. Norman l. Mcdon do. Framingham. Mass. 1st it h o mendelian Oxnard. Cal. 1st it Wiliam r. Motions. A Sable Forks n. Y. 1st it. Marv s c. Morrison san Francisco cal., 1st it. John l. Montier. Or. Feor a 111. 1st i t Bernard r Mill ooh. Springfield. Ill. 1st it Robert d Nenelle. Or. Pasadena Cal 1st it James e. Pate. Terre haute and 1st it John f Pope Mont gome y. Ala. 1st lit Vincent c. Re Ham. Seneca Kan. 1st it George l Ross. It Thomas by 1st of Robert r Sauer. Be Ria Iii. 1st lit Verl b. Schoen Felitt los Angeles. Cal. 1st it. M. To sea s Paris. Til. 1st it Anthony so of i Hillsville Tkv. 1st i t Flea e. Shahan St. George. W a. Silver Star recent recipients in North Africa of the Siver Star includes sgt. Joseph p Pendeville. A sgt. J r Jensen. T-4 Odell tedrow. Pvt. Francis l. Chamblee. Col. Arthur h. Rogers. Capt Edward c. Robertson 1st it. George d Mcclelland. 1st it. Robert h Fechtman. Pvt Milton l. Goro Betz. Pvt. Stanley h. Swanson. Capt. Lyman k Peterson. 2nd it Perry j. Stockman. Cpl Clyde m Conn. Sgt. Mart on Carlan pfc John Larson. Pfc. Joseph j Rolak. Pfc. Edwin s. Dowling. Or. Pvt Elgie h Simpkins. Pvt Alfred Bowles pfc. Gordon Shook. Pittsburgh a Elbie Fletcher. Pirates first baseman hit a Home run off Johnny Vandemeer despite a painful left hand swelling the result of a swimming Pool Accident. Fletcher while High diving landed on a child in the Pool and smashed his hand against the youngsters head. Elbie played that night with his fingers taped together swinging mostly one handed. Thrice Victor has hot lineup scribes Frick assail decision at the moment. Ford Frick president of the National league is the target of abuse in the newspapers. It All goes Back to june 5 when the Phillies and the cardinals played a game at St Louis. Rain came up in the eighth inning and the teams retired to their dugouts to let the storm Abate. A the time the cards were leading i 0. And when the rain stopped the Field was in no condition Tor a tinting the game the umpires called to and awarded the verdict to the Redbud the phils lodged a protest with Frick claiming that the Cardinal had not taken the proper precautions to keep the Field in shape and therefore should lose the game by forfeit. Fuck allowed the protect but refuse to forfeit the eme ruling that the game should be replayed from the it Point where it was stooped. Owner Bill Cox. Of the Phillies claimed that the rules say the game should be forfeited and that flick has no right to Rule otherwise. He sad that he will Kake his protest to judge Landis. The 26th general Hospital baseball team which won its league title at fort Sill okla., in 1942, has played and won three game to Date. The first game with the 73rd station Hospital was won by a score of 7 to 2. Sgt. Fred holds Law who pitched for Ponca City in the Western association easily proved he was master on the Mound by striking out 12 of the 17 men that faced him in five innings. The next game with the 16tii medical battalion was won by of to i. The outstanding Factor in this game was the hitting a Liwer of the 26th. The third game again with the 73rd station Hospital was a rout for the 26th. The game was called at the end of the seventh inning with the score 16 the 0 the 26th consists of several Semi pro and Index it indent stars prior to their Entrance into the army. Sets Roy Broad Well shortstop. And capt. Joe Rubel Catcher played Semi pro at Syracuse. N. Y 1st sgt. Joe Farrell was a Star outfielder for Oswego in the am can league. Second baseman. Chi. Mike Nicholas starred in the Buffalo Semi pro league. The three outstanding pitchers Are sgt. Fred Holdsclaw Ponca City Cpl. Or Elwain. Of Rochester and Cpl. Tony Philip of Ithaca. N. Y. The 26th has been having trouble scheduling games and would like to offer a Challenge to any team in its area. Ill. W. B. Every u in t correspond t Terry and the pirate by Milt Caniff