Mediterranean Algiers Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 14, 1943, Algiers, Algiers                                Page 6 the stars and stripes weekly saturday August 14, 1943 lost and found on visit to Adliss it is some Consolation to get a Itter from the War department reporting that ones son is reported missing in action and probably a or Kroner of War but deep Down in the heart is the question As to Ais actual whereabouts or something of his last Days of Freedom a action. That s the Way it is with mrs. Charles Buddhu of 1663 Prentice .St., Louisville ky., who wrote in to say that she had received such a message from the War department on May to reporting her son. Pfc. Charles w. Buddha a re a missing in action since april 2. She feels that some of his Buddles might have escaped his Fate and could enlighten her. Messages can of handled by this paper. A sgt. Peter Pappas has appealed to the lost and found editor to have brother sgt. James e. Pappas write Home. In much the a it ame vein is an Appeal from pfc. James a. Matteson to his brother George b. P. Mathiston. They Haven to seen each other or exchanged written greetings in Over 6 months. So get Busy with pen and pad boys and write. Other Brothers just As anxious i begin writing to each other Are follows Ruth and mrs. Reece e. Ormand and capt. Fred by. Frey pvt. Joseph mauler a pvt. Paul Mckee it. Vincent e. Wolf a capt. William Keegan it. Jug v. P. Corley usn�?t-4 John l. Corley pvt. Owen hoiliwell�?t-4 Arnold v. Smith pvt. Fred w. A amp a me Cpl. Charles m. Zalma to sgt. Clyde Rosser pvt. Howard Stokes pvt. Al a. Giordanom sgt. Roy Howard of Easton mass. Cpl. Frederick Godley pvt. James Morrow Cpl. Paul j. Mcclelland a Evell herring. Pfc. Ernest Miley Leslie guess pfc. Prank Burkholder Cpl. Frank j. Maitland 1st it. Arthur t. Burke a Katherine Bradshaw of Philadelphia and Laura Burton of Baltimore met nurses whose pictures appeared in a recent Issue of the stars and stripes Cpl. Robert j. Fulton sgt. Clarence j. Tingen sgt. Raida r. Vittonet 2nd it. Phillip c. Whiteside whose picture also appeared in a recent Issue of the paper it. Albert c. Garber Cpl Edward Luber. To sgt. Earl Holtorff Bob Peters capt. J. R. Bruce capt. Jim Lund of Stillwater Minn. Pfc. Udell s. Campos pvt. Clarence Berg from St. Louis sgt. Wallace c. Schu Bache Cpl. Norman j. Patnaude of Holyoke mass. Pfc. Harold l. Herbert . Robb Gortrell or. Pvt. John Jordan of Baltimore  Berhamen sgt. Harlan e. Taylor n. Hollywood . Jimmie Franklin and William goes pvt. John c. Sinisi pvt. John Nebbioso. Sgt. Gabrial a. Lonz amp not capt. Sante Angio a sgt. Joe o Harar Anthony Gratnia of Brooklyn pvt. Philip e. Ricks pvt. Robert Gaines Dixon of Tampa Fla. T-5 Murray Rubenstein pvt. Bernard Epstein sgt sgt. Frank t. Davenport of Geneva Iowa Frederick i Sappir a special message is being held for w. H. To a whose initials were scratched on a revolver being held by military police at Algiers. Pc. A b. The Little traveller pvt. Anthony Judycki a pvt. Stepben j. Judycki t-4 John l erns a pvt. Harold Kearns Eorge j. French a wort b. Renew Francis Storror a Cpl bristle Quot Crip Quot Storror Harry wrench us no John w. Lawler j. D. Bennett Colt  c. Gerald Bennett a mess Serin Cpl. Harold m. Blooms pvt. Ing m. Bloom Cpl. Alfred Gar a pvt. Victor Garrett London t w. C. Mccune Glenn s. Mcie pm Clarence Wasserman is ring his brother in Law capt. Rold h. Kalman As is la James Davis Charles Quot bus Quot Wack a sgt. William b. Lawless july like the address of his Unie capt. John Lawless and pvt. I Mer s. Johnson is curious about in whereabouts of his Nephew t. R. M. A a Jack Mitchell a. Pvt. Royl. Kluener is inquiring about it. George Burger a Cousin. Other cousins astray in this theater include sgt. Stanley Gross Jersey City n. . William Hauer Cpl. Michael p. Cerrone new Haven . Theodore Antonelli pfc. Bernabe Chavez Teyes Canales sgt. Ernest l. Whaley a Cpl. James e. Woods r-4 Fred w. Biose sgt. Herman Zelk pfc. Dulane Macmillan sgt. Norris Andersons sgt. Paul a. Ion Ike Ben Blaha of Antigo wis. It would lighten the heart of the following lads if their friends would write missing Friend in old face. Pfc. Warren Ringold pvt Dennis for meritorious service a events sighs of Relief May be issued by at least 52 More enlisted men and officers in North Africa and Sicily As news of the birth of the following sons and daughters reaches them. For once daughters predominated with a total of 33. Compiled by the american red Cross the list reads As follows mrs John o. Munger of 2317 a 43rd St., Portland ore., is most anxious that her husband Cpl. John o. Munger know that he is the father of a daughter Cheryl Lee so she wrote a special letter to the editor. The baby arrived june 15. Hot off the wires from the new York Sun comes information too that a seven Pound eleven ounce baby girl has been born to the wife of it. William Rynne. La Arley t. Glnn Ann Kathryn born july 7 capt. St Bart l. Melville Patty Lou born july 26 sgt. George Wien Janet Irene born May 8 pvt. Karl c. Tollefsen Linda born july 21 la j. J. Harrington daughter born july 27 pfc. Harold h. Thornton 34285105. Daughter june 30 pfc. Harry Martindale daughter born to Geraldine july 21 it. Benton r. Ballantine Robert Quentin born july 27 pal Boland k. Boivin son born july 13 la Henry Calhoun. Vinelia Louise born july 16 la c. E. Gray Gary Eugene born july 16 and pfc. Lloyd John Adams 36522190, daughter born july 28. It. Peter j. Bork hard Helen Joan born june 12 sgt. Kenneth c. Armor Dawn Elsie born july 21 pvt. Lawrence j. Ryder Robert Lanor born july 27 pvt. Edward Lowery 33475134, Eon born july 27 pal Roy n. William a David Leroy born july 16 capt. Norman Cable Lana Fayriene born july 7 pfc. Charley e. Johnson Lei a Lorraine born june to Seaman David l. Flaherty Geraldine Anne born july 2 w o Robert Bernard Pieter w-2118743, son born july 28 it. Robert a. Stalter 0-445498, son born july 22 pvt. William r. Mcmeekin. 39609437. Richard born july 28 it. Clifford e. Gray 0-670886 son born july 16 pvt. Elmer r. Heines. 35715068, Sandra Lee bom july 28 and Cpl Raymond l. Myers 20826768, daughter born july 8. La. Robert John Grant 121955, son born july 23 Cape c. Stuart Welch daughter born july 20 Cpl Renato Gorge daughter born july 14 sol Eddie Hall daughter born july 20 it. George p. Terr jr., Tina Jane born july 28 la Ernest h. Westine. 0-737915. Ernest James Bora july 29 pfc. Alfred c. Neimeyer. 36320274, son born july 29 sgt. Raymond h. Frost. William Raymond born july 31 pfc. Wilfred baser Cassandra born july 6 pvt. Stephen Krai a Jennie Stephanie bom la Samuel Harry Harrington. Arlene Joan born july 9 sol John mayan Patricia Ann born july 30 and la j. Stewart Williams daughter bom june 24. Pvt. William Keith Hague. William Keith. Or. Bora May 26 pfc. John Wallen Barnes Janita la Juan born june 9 of Tot to Eljo Al Ole Suan Joseph one Bora june 8 8gl John j. Fowler. John Frederick Bora july 12 it. Cd a Rice h. Egenhoff Charles. Or. Bora August 2 Walter Kail. George Eugene born june 17 8-Bgt. Claro m. L Al Bol inc. Richard Louis Bora july 31 sol Peter Garcia. 20826791. Daughter Bora july 28 it. Floyd Schoolcraft. Judith Bora August i pvt. Tony p. Pana nolo. Daughter Bora june 12 la Aaron Schneider. Ac., son Bora june 13 la. Walter so a1 Tise Diane Bora july 28 to sgt. Francis c. Barbe daughter Cynthia Bora August 3 and t-4 Edward Gilpin daughter Jannetta born july 29. To it. Gen. Mark Clark swards the distinguished service medal to his filth army chief of Stah maj. Gen. Alfred m. Gunenther. Pick and shovel boys combat engineers perform double duty in Sicily with american forces in Sicily with an Ever steady flow of american troops pouring into the Island the combat engineers have resumed their Job of dealing with the mine menace and repairing the damage done by enemy demolitions. But for four Days after Landing in the first wave of the invasion they were frontline fighters. Not that mixing it with the Boche is new to them they Are trained to fight and each Man is expected to be As expert with the Rifle As with the Bulldozer As rugged with the antitank gun As with the pneumatic Drill they Are proud of their title combat engineers. With the rangers a detailed account was revealed of How one battalion of combat engineers commanded by maj. Stanley w. Dziuban West Point graduate and native of Yonkers n.  went in with rangers at Gela and fought Side by Side with them until the initial Success of the operation had been assured. In four Days of fighting this outfit knocked out six medium tanks with their Light antitank guns and Rifle grenades and forced some 30 other mediums to turn away from their objective. In the first two Days alone the combat engineers captured More than 800 prisoners. Unfortunately there were no War correspondents with this outfit during their Days of combat and therefore the fighting deeds of these yanks Are Only recorded in the diary of the battalion adjutant 1st it Carl j. Sterner of Evanston ii but even the Bare facts written in cold military terms Tell a Story of heroic bravery that was not exceeded anywhere along the sicilian coast that Grey Dawn of july to. Here is that Story prisoners Quot sgt. Harold Gilbert of Manchester by took eight prisoners including two officers out of a Pillbox at Gela. This Pillbox had previously held up two companies. Quot it. Dee Baker Fairview okla knocked out a tank in the streets of Gela. His Crew were Cpl George Baker of West Virginia Chi. Paul Washburn Logansport a. Pvt Arthur Clifton Bryan Ohio pvt. Olaf Randahl Camp Bridge was. And pvt. Henry Pine of Orbison a  Quot it. Chester Misiewicz of grand rapids mich., commanded six half tracks which on the second Day advanced in the face of heavy mortars and Mobile artillery overrunning italian positions and rounding up some 500 prisoners. On the third Day they rounded up another 300 of the enemy. Quot Cpl Lester c. Hoffman of san Antonio Texas single hand edly stormed a Pillbox capturing its Crew of five and All their supplies a sgt. James Payne of Owensboro ky., and pfc. John r. Ser Rin of Kokomo ind., took Over an enemy 75 my. Field piece and three prisoners killing one when he tried to escape a Golf