Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1943, Algiers, Algiers Thursday july 5 19d3 the stars and stripes daily Watermelon a continued from Purje i Page 3 t0�k Hisk tur is and returned this evening. A pars in in of arks i in a prove of Small ii i Quot Quot a Quot a i Melon Auh i,\7jrou,m la Quot a Boih k a a rat Ains when Hev ,.d minnow alternating them for each l infill other pm he ellk11 teens have ii. Y is Quot Ater. Our to. Know they re Good now set Niv a k tip til through you Ami mile to daring v,.,i i. Wka a a Quot Urke a 1 pm 5,nilr<1 after talking to the engineers a Nti in Quot a i 1 1 1,1 an Ainer an Field ,Mal everyone was in Pii to Gimel spirits in reports he saw six am rican nurses wearing Light Blue uniforms and looking vers clean and neat by ting on a truth get t up sunburn they seamed to be waiting for some 9r.vt. Try Bapp no not it them 5 1 a Inda Oray was tit it re Sun burned than the rest and her news was begin maj. Of Ela t is. She came up Lonu pm i Kiuta one out and could i get a him the Bronsh Ever with me stared from tie Lance and wondered How i to in # i. Sgt pans and asked English a message to who Cam Dis was Uch Good time a declared making Paris. The sergeant stayed at the Field Hospital for lunch and Learned that nun Ahu German wounded were Kwint to rated there. And that most m them were Between 16 and 18 it us arks no a re Talka a for lunch tic sergeant reports the Hospital staff officers a in nun. Hall hamburgers made from a cow the killed. And Ink warm Tea officers nurses and men All stood in the same Chow Imp then sgt parts went into town where he saw american trucks and jeeps All Over the place. Every Soldier was armed Andi ready for he save Blun we pulled into the Center of town the kids came Over to lug cigarettes. They didst ask for chewing gum or Bon Bons. Thev just mad a Pun gesture with their mock and second Finger which at first we thought was an italian variety of they for Victory Symbol everywhere i got the impression that the it Copie were it Ltd to us a lot of them spoke English and one of them told me thai the it had expected us for a Long time and wondered win we took in Long in coming most of them a they want to help the americans get through and get the War Over. I saw one lady carrying a huge Ina i of bread and juggling the mad from one Arm to the other sin waved at us when we went by a i in he Village Square the Ameri cans have set up shop in the Lar i Gest buildings in town ail rusted a sign outside in English and pal no. The natives. Sgt Paris says 1 stand about this building talking Ilia tors Over. Waiting to see what happens. I hemp s. A of Ding to our photographic witness Are now on Ever Street Corner talking with the Dames a the girls of Ljcata Are r Vii a1 country Stock the sergeant saw i hey have a a it k hair dark Eves. Olive complexions Anil perfectly willing to stand at coolers Allia talking to amen can soldiers i be rest of the lira tans sit most of the Dav in their doorways or in Small Patio Dis it missing the War and Eli flit in with their neighbors the sergeant also saw a number of Young men in town walking around in part italian uniforms and part civvies Quot in Woie civilian pants and army Jai Keis. Others tended toward Arnn pants and civilian jackets. And practice 11> anyone will Trad you a Cantelous for two american cigarettes sgt. Pails came Back from Licata after stopping at Pantelleria on the Way in. Pantelleria. He says i is being cleaned up now and put 1 balt a in Shaw a a one More thing about Licata. J a there Aren t any shoe Shine boys j in town. Says sgt. Paris with Evi Dent Relief. Council War babe ruths service club tops braves big leagues take Busman s baseball Holiday for so a me the Cleveland i in i u v a i car with Hir Youthful Minafr m3 a Quot a a Quot Quot Quot a i Mono ids. Mike a a Cdr a w it Quot Quot a a a a Veland is a re Ruth Imp a a is Vvs no a a it a a it stars and stripes s leagues now in these Days. To Dusty ducks the Duball team in mutant softball game Victory on or a signal outfit i Fri press Ive so in of 10-2 pvt c Arbine i rut correspondent i softball full swing yesterday was an off Dav the major league clubs but it Hie teams played exhibition lits with service clubs Brooklyn took the it. Hamilton nine into amp 6-0. Pile soldiers could t figure out the slants of Rube my in Max Macon Johnny Allen and a s Webber who limited the bus to three hits. Not a la ago White sox on to amp Grant outfit and handed them a 6-5 defeat Bink Ross and Jake Wade hurled of or the and gave the Servile men Only three safeties All the signal 2 a ducks hat startling that has vet to lose an w a a by the eagles 7 the eagles win Over the loosely played Axis nerves the germans find it impossible to devote their full attention to silk tor fear of Allied landings at other Points. They Point to the overwhelming supremacy of the Allied Navy and air forces and estimate that the British american and Canadian forces in Sicily Are less than half of those Thev have concentrated in the near East and frit a within the past few months. The Clandestine italian station Halo a i to continued to hurl sensational charges at the fascist leaders indicating that Hitler is 1 stronger than Ever. In Rome the station flashed heres important news from Brenner. Italian troops Are still leading Italy. The remainder of the la divisions of which we spoke a few Days ago is about to be sent to the russian front instead of to More violently anti German than even the underground stations of occupied Europe the station continued where Are the German troops that the Fuhrer promised Rizw. In in i he German soldiers you have p path. An error and a scratch sin gip pushed the deciding tally commanders 6 eked out a 7 to 6 commanders in a game. Both pitch is worked Well ast set. Patton of the , struck out la men while , Burke of the Comman Dors fanned ten. E a he i1?Iti?1 scoring came in the Hist half of the first inning when the commanders pushed across four runs on walks an timely hits in their half of the first he eagles scored once then went on to gainer two in the third and i three in the fifth. The seventh inning saw the commanders tie the score with two doubles and an error. In the i four for live u Kalnev War will ii r a Quot or Al Quot i><k1<� to the Tate 0,�?~ of Quot Urr Quot it a for James f. Davis unit correspondent a dome Kin leaders Cpl Jones howitzers of Isis has b fans h. Smith linemen rile 29th station Hospital has ii 1 a a Ltd an in Tler Sha Kolot a he a it Alk no a in a a quote Pali see parading by Tho windows Arr rushed around before you several i times. Look carefully at these German soldiers. Don t you recognize i the same units the same faces a. Only a few thousand have been sent to Italy to deceive us Ami make tis believe that Germany is coming to our but Hitler is deceiving the few germans who Are fighting in slim. The station said by promis a my reinforcements that will never come because they Are Busy oui i the russian front. Accusing the fascist party Lead i cos and High army officers of re loading in the cities. Ital Balbo 1 told the soldiers they ought to remand that their general a a take up i heir Aims Ami then packs my go with you our soldiers never wanted this War because they understood it is being fought a get for our country but a it protect the German rear a the station said across. Batteries for the commanders it. Burke and pfc Rodriguez for the Kagl a. To sgt put to in pit hmm pfc. Livingston catching. A it. I. A. Ploog unit correspondent Messina s bomb Bain bulldogs 9 dodos 4 i i he bulldogs chalked up another win by beating the hard hitting dodos. 0-4. In a Twilight imme at the municipal stadium. The Battery for the dodos was pvt hands Anderson and of Joe Rainy Anderson gave vip Tun walk. 23 hits nine runs and struck out six. The Battery for the bulldogs a j a Felix Carter and pfc Hubert Earvin. Oart a gave up nine bits. To walks and chalked up to strikeouts. Felix also got four fur five at the plate one of which a a Home run in the third with two aboard. Hubert Earvin. C. B Coles. James r Greer and free a a Moore All of a were tile leading bitters for the bulldogs each cute a a a no 19 sluggers. 6 on til a o get Sun Down it a them the Ess Avons and pm. Eggers enjoyed a slug est with the Essa Yons outfitting the pm but is and taking the game 19-6 batteries for the winning team Wheeler and Likavec for the loser a Thomas a Thomas Mullen Herbert and plovers a t-3 r. Of. Nor Ham i u nit correspondent it Long shot nag takes Butler run a a Ai Ca. N a to Umbs up a i to to j stint owned by Louis n a Quot , a was a Delefield to take the 30.000 Dollar but or Handicap. Ret>irm2. La Quot Bri Quot Apache the studs entry by Tom lengths with Market Wise la i verite a poor third thumbs up a four year old Jcj Dong Clipps is a venom a from the old error a by in neg the mile and l-16lh in i St an a 1-5. T ii in ii car inf runs a crts Nian fac i ii w<1 ail Chicago mis at the Aberdeen proving Kent Aberdeen bombers a i i the service teams in the run Hephin using left 3�?~2 us i a or a Phillies. Aberdeen broke a own Ali tie in the eighth to win a naval aviation Cadet right Wil whys Bamke up the baj1 a three run Homer As Hie by vol let Defeated the la Lim do Dunic Dimaggio of n triple and h la All stars who were managed by babe Ruth. The babe came in to Pinch hit in he eighth inning but succeed u the y 1,1 wetting his right instep with the Bat. Hot pay Robe be. Brave. I. A tit Young i with Tho it ii Kan fondly with the Oley Elan indians were stir Sor 1, Ger in a Quot a Star copy at Suffolk path second Hhd. Won the feature race Downs with dense and dark discovery a Wyatt Coes awol Brooklyn Whit w Vav it Ace oth by a of n dodger.11 f Iurii Uig Quot Tuff has but # ii i Dei a ii by it ors to take a it no \ it it re1 he i 1 i i to i i to 111. I i. \ time ii % Joi to Vuth i in it .ii., in. As i /. M Mif should i Smith suspended Chi ago fugal Smith it Iii Paw he i r of the gift so x 1. Bien i pc Mien by mar a # i Jan Dyke flt a not a i Lim to i Dell Rowe s Knuckles replaces fast one of and fifth a a a. It ohm the com a. K s. A to i boy Row with the Phil let esl it duo to hit it Leel Mut a it Luckie bail Rowe is 3j Annot blow them a n u n ii �?T1 or Asb us i to wit ii i pc i a re lit a u i knuckle a mad Linin an Hon t ult # a s u till Ven an # won arid thro it t i r la icky Harris a my him in regular turn and is i Kin a a Harry Rar Vas a. N j a he a Iii a h Quot l f a have to ire when he had his up a american leagues win All Star tilt Philadelphia a the All stars Lefea ted the National league of am at she be Park. The Pinnt of Che game came. Be third inning when the amm it a is drove Mort cwt pm from cardinals from the pitching Box with the bases full a Home run by Bobby do a of the Covlon red sox a ewed up the game. Or r or or game a to t unit there was not a single player from the Quot a Quot an Hee in the amen. An league lineup. I. Americans thus repeated their Success of the pre ions 1 la Al proceeds of Hie mat i went to the major Agues hat and Hall fund of a or verve a pm a. I All tors note. No a detailed fit of the game has be. Re a veil a a Falt to we Haven t a veil got the store. For a detailed account of the game Well probably have the dope in Iii weekly edition. Do face standings Don Bingo injured 11 Vav Kolo i a my los a Hur Bing a May in by i Bijj j Lei in a i 11 at Don ii j j j1 a # Messina takes it on the Chen from Allied bomb pictured relining Chun on the important i or it terminus at this sicilian port on a nine Miles from the italian main kind. Pc Ston bin one j la f it i. Don tin go h w Ith a a rays Rev Ajel suffer ii a fractured Bong in each a Ord oot As a Jesuit of an Anniv Milf Rod in the 50 000 Dollar Massa Chris of Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Don Bijj of i mushed thud i that Lave. Mountie fall on i till yank i Aina Les in in in n eagles j Street walkers i command Isa no 9 signal Sparks i Ani i i. I k i w ii. Pct j a 0 i too 1 4 i it 800i j 4 2 .500 i 3 3 .5oo j 2 2 .500 2 3 .400 2 4 .333 i 3 .250 1 i i 4 too i 0 5 too i Sill i Ngim s has Biens i lumber lacks Ess Avons by a s bulldogs Road runners pm sluggers is dodos be Agi i k w l. Pct. 5 0 i too 2 0 i too 3 i .750 j i .7.50 3 2 .600 3 2 .600 i i .500 i 2 333 0 3 too 0 6 a too
