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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Stretch meat via the casserole,
for chicken casserole, use chicken
with corr, lima beans and gravy.
Or chicken or turkey with potatoes,
Sauteed onions, and medium thick
chicken cream sauce.
For fish casseroles, use fish with
macaroni, scraped onion, green
beans, and tomato sauce or thick
tomato soup. Or alternate layers
of faxed fish, sliced potatoes, and
green pea sauce with added sauteed
onion, celery, and green pepper.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

The announcement by OPA that
ration stamp number in book four
was good for five points in the pur-
chase of pork through January 2,
brought to my mind these recipes:
Roast Pork With Raisins
Select a 5-pound cut of pork loin,
wipe with a damp cloth, and cut
three slashes in the loin. Stuff
with raisins, season with salt and
pepper and dredge with flour. Place
in a roasting pan and bake for
about two hours at 375 degrees.
Serve with apple sauce and candied
sweet potatoes.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Miss Elizabeth Carnahan, who is
employed in the record room at
the Washington County Hospital,
left last week to spend the holidays
at her home in Bellaire, Ohio.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Frank Miller,
Boonsboro, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary recently, when
members of the family and friends
called to wish them many happy re-
turns of the day.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Mrs. Francis Saunders, of Sharps-
burg, is spending some time with
her husband, who is stationed at the
u. S. Naval Training Center, Nor
man, Okla.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Second Lieut.. Lynn S. Fuller, who
is stationed at Camp Cooke, Calf,
is spending a short leave with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Fuller, West Franklin street.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Winters and
daughter, Lynn, of Statesville, N. c.
spent the holidays with Mrs. Win
ters' parents, Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Harvey Fesperman, on Broadway.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

Pfc. Clinton ]. Everitts, of Fort
Ord, Calf, recently spent ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Everitts, Big Spring.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-12-30

The marriage of Miss Jean Nc
Culloch, daughter of 1t. Com. and
Mrs. Bert Carlyle McCulloch, Larch-
mont, N. Y, to 1t. Philo A. Station,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philo A. Stat
ton, of this city, took place last
evening at the Presbyterian Church
in Larchmont.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

men lunbergenanoelt mar, blieb @iie
Dor einem bidJten gliitenpaloe iteben
uno oelttete ihmeigenb nit Dem Sim
ger auf cine rote Gamelie.
Gr iGnttt lie nit ieinem @arten-
meiier glatt bonn Stengel uno iiber>
reibte lie ibr. Seonie itedte ite ms
Saar l,nb ging lpeiter. Stpiiben boh-
ragenben 8ulmbdltmen tpar cine eli
ierne @enoeltreppe angebraht; Dieie
itieg iie btnan uno iballte bon Der
bDhiten Stufe IN Den muieitdtiibel1
@alb ser rieItgen glatter> pelbe ltd)
mie Sad)er, Sbirme ODER Stroltben=
feoern Observation-Disclosures 1tno Ser
8el6uuer NIT einenmale aus Dem
falten Horoen in Die @unber Ser Gro
pentpelt perIesten. 3milben Sen gGlt.
men lag Elm fleines, gl1lernes @e=
mod, aus DEM man Ben 9almenlpalo
iiberibauen fonnte, obne bon oeIt
gluttprn ober einem onberu Sinber.
ntiie brldltigt SIT tperoen. Sort BE-
fano iih cine butunilhe 9ibliotbet,
aus uelber Sepnie gerne gelebrung
uno ltnterbaltllng itbopfte. 3upeilen
5eidnete tie audi bier unO perlebte
auf oem 5uuberpollen Yldb6en iiber,
baupt ntanhe erbeiternoe Stunbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

9ie cole &onbertitin @rafin Soa
Sabn=&abn i6rieb in ,,9oralice" Elm
mabres uno oeutli6es @ort: limb
eben barl1n, neil ite (oie fatboliife
Rirbe) Mdrtprer uno Seilige, nidt
blob sllltagstugenb, Mittelgl,t uno
Shurfen bat - barl1m tperoe id to-
tbolil9."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

Seute aber puroe iie auf cine bo6lt
unaneenebme @eile iiberraibt, bent
I'M 8egriffe, bie Siire gu 0ffnen, ge.
|mabrte tie auf oem Sopba Sante ST.
ma uno ben &ebtsantpalt. Sic tparen
lin eifrige1n @eipra6 begriffen uno
|auf oem Glide lagen &arten unb Ea.
|piere.
Gin S6atten flog nber ibr friibes
@eiibt rno Tie ipare am Iiebiten TO-
gleib mieoer umgetebrt, aber Die @rds
fin bate iie bereits bemerft unb nun
oerlaugte es Die 90flibfeit, bab lte
eintrat unb griibte. 9ie Sante, tpe.
niger aartfiibleno, als ibre Mbte, uno
alle &udlidteu, tuelbe bon Der g,lten
5itte geboten ipurben, beiIeite leseno,
rauIdte empor, itreifte iie nit etneut
giftigen Biife unb Iprah falt uno
ihroff: u&err b. Daiting lit bamit be-
auftragt, meitere Berbanolungen nit
Dir 5m pflegen." .. ...
(5ortiesltng folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

ipenn bic llmitanoe es gebieterii6 for
bern, oarf iie erfabren, mas Dor ibrel
@eburt geideben lit. @enn oieier
Sau eintritt, ipirit ou bafiir ioreen,
oaB es fiir ben gater in idonenoiter
8eiie geidiebt."
2eonie idtpieg; Tie adtete oas cole
Motip. ,Aber iparum ipltroe bas So;
bieia 10 gebeim nerpebrt?" fragte iie
uSrna bate mebrere 8erlurbe &c,
ma6t, es 5r ertpenben; es mar ppr-
ausauIeben, baB iie Dieien Serilld)
tpieberbolen piiroe. slls Sbre gltern
geItorben paren, polte lie auf Ser
Stelle oie Sano auf bic Sitter legen,
aber id) herbinberte es, benn i6 1par
3ergin elmer Sanolung gelpeien bic
tie in Sbimpf unb Sbanbe bringell
muBte, menn ib ipra6. 9ieien TINT
ltanb benutte id unb 1ieB mir ein
idriftlides Geripreben geben, oaG
tie bon bem Seltamente feinen 8es
brau6 MAIDEN tpoue Bis 5um Sage
Sbrer @roBiabrigfeit. 8eltern babe
ib bas Bapier 5uriidsegeben, ipetl id)
fem Hed)t mebr oaran Bate
,l1no bot man BON meinem 8ruoer
leitbem nihts pernommen
Seine Silbe. @abrlbeinli6 lit Ell
tot, aber 10 lnnge hus nidt betpieien
tit, miilien feline Hed)te ge&pabrt ner
oen."
2eonie nerlanf in ltltmmes Na60enz
fen. @s NOR ibr al1f einmaI einc
@elt Der @erganeenbeit aufgeihlol
len tporben, in tpel6e lie ni6t binein-
1l6alen fonnte, obne bon Sb1ner5 er-
| griffen 5u Derben.
9ie 8el6lieBerin empfabl Ii6 ipat
IN Der Na6t; 2eonie aber blieb bis
aunt Worgen in ibrem Seliel iiben
llno manberte in 8ebanfeu our6 bic
8elt, Inn ibren 8ruOer ooer iein
@rab 81 finben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Nsittiupdl ben "a. Sebraar i943


elmer ieltenen 5tarfe bes @eiites; iie
lieB ith niemals bonn eriten Slltp,tlie
5ll elmer borIhnellen 6anolung bnl
reiBen. Sic begab ii6 a,tf ibr 3im-
mer, Inn auerit IN eineu inbriinItige,t
@ebete tuieber lire Saiillug 5u erlan'
gen. Gann lieB iie bie 5biloerungell
ibres 8enab1s an ibrer 5eele Dor
iiber5ieben uno tie fano at ibrer I'M
al,siprebliben Srel.oe, baB er nibt
gan5 10 itraftpiiroig tpar, tpie es ibr
I'M Mnfange geidienen. SSbre 1itren-
gen Sitten, peit entfernt, i'm gu ent-
1bnlbigpn, fatben IN ben angegebe-
men 8erbaltniiIen oob einen 0eiloe=
rungsgruno.
a2aiien Sic midi, ,guabiges sSrdlt=
lein, bas nod Solgenoe fur5 faiien"
fubr bie treue 8elblieBerin in ibrer
gr5dbluns fort. uSSbre Weutter pat
i11 nllen 9ingen cine entibloiiene 6rall
unb iie ipuBte itnmer bas Gecbte gu
treffen, neil iie nlr ben Bfab Der
gbre ging. Sic 1pollte ibrem @atter
11ur unter Ser 8ebingl1ng ber5eiben
baB er Gosma's &inb ais ieinen ei=
geuen Sobn burb eine llrfunbe aners
femme l1nb i,t iein Saus ultfneb1ne.
gr1biittert bon lol1er Sobber5igfeit,
fiel Der @raf nor ieiner @emablin
nieber. Sic @rdfin nabm sen i6ln=
fenben &naben bonn 8ette, leete ,ibn
in Sen srm ibres @atten uno liipelte
SD perbe ibm cine Welttter iein!
Sci 0u linn etn pflibterfiiater @a=
ter"
uSrdnen eritidten bie Stilnme bes
5erfniriften Mannes. ltno nod
in berielben Nabt itarb periObnt l1nD
gottereeben bie unglidliebe Gosmu.
Sic fonnen iib Ieidt pprlteuen, gni=
biges Sraa1lein, baB oas 8erbdlt1tis
spiihen Sbrem 8ater uno Sbrer
Wfutter trob ser ltattgefunoenen Ser
iobnltng einen StoB erbalten batte.
Sic benriibten ii6 atpar beioe reblih,
Die alte Ser5lidfeit pieoer beraultel-
len, aber oas gertrauen mar per=
loren gegangen anb es oauerte lange
Sabre, Bis Die Sonne Ser 2iebe tpieber
ibre tparn1enoen Strablen iiber iie
arsgoB."
2eonie batte Ser gr5ablung ibrer
a1iitterliuen Sreunbin a,tfmerfiam ge-
1altldt, obne ite gu ,.nterbreden; ibre
Ben1iitsbemegl1ng aber fpiegelte It6
in ibrem @eii6te.
Limb mas tot Eaute ssrrna?" fragte
lie plDsIid) unb init elmer nab na6-
briidliben 8etnnung als OF lie bon
bieIer 5eite ettpas, 5blimmes er-
marte.
.,,Eante Srma", fnbr Die gbelpeii'
fort, ,.bielt iib in ibrem 3immer ei,=
geihluilen, bis gosma begraben mar,
bann aber, nls fhon Die @inleitung
apegen Ganlian's Abnption getroffea
mar, fam 1ie mieber gum Boridein
uno iubte bielelbe gu bintertreiben.
gs geIang ibr aber nibt.s Sbre ab-
neigung gegen bas aino nuhs iebah
bon Gag 5u Gag. @nblib nerlieB fia
Eenesmar unb begab iid auf Die So
beuburg. 9oh ihon nub stpei Mo-
,aten Ieete file in einem @riefe Die
beriobnIidften Beiinnungen an ben
gag. @as Danlian anbeIangte, 10
erfl6rte iie ausoriidlib, baB iie i'm
Iieb gemonnen babe, ieit fie fern 1et,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24
Die WeIiheFuehrnte
81. Benedict Wund- Sal Ihe

xrpFobtes heiimittei segen allie Arten Won alton
and fsischen Wunden Gesehwuersn. eawaechsen,
slsswundea, karbunken, Bite Geld nur durch
Post Mcncy Order scheken. keine Clamps. -
80 Gents die Schact,te bel: j. L. srAAB, 1900
vaiiessiew Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

port, uls Sbr Sater Das Serbaltnrs
nit gosmu begann; Srma aber ipuB-
tie lei1en Corn 10 portrefflib 5,t be-
1luten, ouB er ibr periprah, iie altr
,grbin einauieeen. @eldrieben tpar
bariiber nod nibts uno iie begunn 5il
baugen, ais Sermann ii6 tpieoer nit
SSbrem Sater ul,sl0bute uno f,tr5
nab Gosma's Sobe iogar nar) &C.
mesmar fam Srnta elite ibm nad
,.nb erinnerte i'm alle Gage an iein
geripreden. Sbre 8orltelll.ngen muir
ben oringenoer, ais Sic, 2eonie, CUR
@elt famen.
u@raf 9ernann tpollte Iein @prt
nid)t breden, ,aber iein @eripreben ge-
reute i'm unb iein 5eItament fiel an>
oers gus, als Srma geoadbt bate; ,1n1
uenigitens leinem @ruoer bic Nlb-
niebung gu itdern, beItimmte ct, bob
Srma erit nit Sbrer @roBidbrigfeit
bas @rbe ontreten lollte.
u8alb barauf tpuroe er franf. So
re Waltter pflegte i'm, iie mabte ibn
NIT Der ablbeuliben 8erfabrungss
peiie ieiner S6meIter befannt unb
pl1Bte i'm 5u beItimnen, baB ct bie
begangene llngerebtigfeit an Damian
iiibnte. Gaburb entltano bas gobiciq,
tuelbes perfitgte, baB um Sage ST,
rer @roBidbrigfeit nid]t Sssrn1a, ion
bern Damian Die Sitter erben ipllte.
Nur fiir Den SUI, baB Dumian oann
nibt mebr am 2eben lei, fam SSrma
pieber an bic Heibe. Tim ben STUFF Der
Samilie rein 5lt erbalten, tpuroe ST.
ma perpflibtet, Bis gum beutigen Sa.
ge bic unebe1i6e @eburt 8an1ians ee=
beim at balten. St iollte in Sen Iu'
gen Der @elt ais Iegitimes &inb erc
l9einen.. Sic bate alt6 oie Bfli6t,
oes erlten Eeltamentes ME 5lt ertuab
men,"
uMber 9uurian?" fraste 2eonie,
,,tpp befinbet er Itb?"
uSoren sic tpeiter! Sbre Wtutter
batte glei6 am eriten Gage cine @on:
ne fir ibn angenommen. sic bieB
Reuntaier, mar ein biibl6es, unitelli-
ges Mdb6en uno perpflegte oas
ainb burtrefflid.
,,Sinter Dem .gbeIbofe bebnte ii6'
elm @alo aus; BORT perbra6te iie ale
Sage einige Stunoen nit ibn1. gines
Cages fam lte pouer 8er5meiflung al
1ein 5,1riitf ,,nb er5dblte in abgerille-
men Saben, haB Tie, non Der Sise
iiberpdltigt, I'M g9albe eingelblafen
let mdbrenb bas ainb 8u ibren 5ii=
Ben ipielte. Mls fie ermad)te, marc
Der 4nabe berlbpunben ,tnb trot al
lies Snbens niht mebr a,f3.ifinben
[getDeien.
,.Seitbem lit BON Damian ungeab-
tet aller RahforIdungen feine 5pur
|gefunben tporben. Sen 3uItonb So.
|rer Meutter nerrnag icb ni,ht au ibiI.
bern; file tnar faIt bem @abniinne mo-
|be, benin iie Iiebte Donliun, ipie ibr
|eigenes &iub. lin ben Sdmer5 su
linoern, giugen Sbre '@ltern a,tf &ei-
fen annb 3osen fpdter ,,ah 3atbenburg.
BON ber Dienerihuft ipurhe ,lien1ab
|nritgenomnen nls ib ulIein. &ier ipu<
ten Die tra,1rigen @erbditni1e nibt
|befannt nerben.''
,,aber marum berbarg man mir.
aaes 6as 10 iorgfaltig2" fragte 2eoz
ME nit bortplrfspollem Sone.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-24

niien IN gan5 neue geIhleuoert NOR.
Sen lit. Cine unbei6reibli6e l1nbe=
baglibfeit erfiillte ibr Ser5; Sanoe
unb SiBe entbebrten Der gepobnten
2eibtigfeit, fein 8lieo tpoate ith fii-
gen, feine Musfel IN sic redte Sage
fommen. 8alb itano ibr bas @einen
maize, balo gelpann Der 3orn bie
Sberbano; genltg Iie mar geteilt,
lldauauferb. Ser geItrige Sag bate
| lie INN 5ebn Sabre alter gemabt; ibrc
beitere. unbelorgte SSugenb mar ba=
fbim her Grn1t bes 2ebens begann.
sic 6ffuete bas 5enIter, lieb bie
ifriIde Morgenluft bineinItr0men nno
flbullte in ben @arten birtab, tpelder
mod elmer erfriihenben Nabt boppelt
|ih6n nor ibrsn Augen lag. Ser Quit
Der 8lumen itrSmte gum 5enIter ber-
|auf unb erfiiIfte bas @emab nit
8oblgeriiben.
Da 5og iie es binab unter bic blii-
benoen Sbitbaunte alno out oas grlills
@ras. gs tpar nod friib, aber iie
fanb ben @drtner Seibmuun ihon in
noIler Eatigfeit. Sic trat in Die Sc
pahsbduier, tuelde uegen ibrer
prahtpoIlen Bauart meit nnb brett
|beriibut tparen. Seiomann folgte ibr,
nm su ibren Dieniten bereit 5u ietn,
oenn eetpobnlid muBte er ibr Die einc
oSer anoere @flan5e erfldren ober III
ibrer @egentpart cine 8erebelune ooer
ll1npflan5ung pornebmen. &eute abec
ipar ibr 4opf 5u iebr nit anoern &C.
bunfen beI6aftigt, fie itellte feline ein-
5ige Srase uno nabm audi ionit feline
Oienite niGt It, @niprub. Nadbe1n
iie Iunge ibweisenb auiicben ben 8lu=
Evening star., 1943-07-15

lowing clouds of smoke which rose
as the bombs exploded.
The Mitchells and Marauders fol-
lowed the big Bits over the port
and landed several strings of bombs
across buildings and barracks,
causing new fires to break out.
Tuesday nights assault was car
ried out by Wellingtons of the Royal
Canadian Air Force, units of which
were reported for the first time to
be operating in the Sicilian cam
paign.
One Liberator Missing.
A Middle East communique said
one Liberator failed to return yes
terday.
They scored many direct hits, set
off exposions and started fires among
oil stores in the railway yards.
The Importance of Messina is in
creasing hourly as Axis ground
resistance stiffens in Sicily. With
the Allies firmly in control Of both
the air and sea, this city, which is
only short ferry ride from the
Italian mainland, Is virtually the
only available port through which
the enemy can bring in reinforce
ments and supplies.
AT San Giovanni, the Liberators
scored hits among warehouses and
on railway and harbor installations.
The torpedo-carrying Beaufghters
Of the Raj which hit three enemy
ships in the Tyrrhenian Sea also
shot up a destroyer and large cargo
vessel and downed Junkers-52
transport.
The newest victories in the battle
to prevent the Italians from bring
ing seaborne assistance to the Axis
forces In Sicily increased the total
to four freighters sunk, one left in
a sinking condition, one tanker sunk,
another left burning, and at least
three destroyers heavily damaged.
The Beauflghters picked out the
largest of three tankers sighted off
Maddelena, italian naval base in
Northern Sardinia, and planted
three torpedoes in her side, causing
the ship to explode.
A smaller tanker was cannonaded
and was burning fiercely when the
Beaufighters left. The merchant
ship which fell victim to the torpedo
carrying coastal command craft was
7,000-ton vessel.
In addition to the three enemy
aircraft downed by fighters main
tanning their aerial cover of Allied
shipping beaches and the battle
areas, five others were shot down
by night fighters operating over
Sicily and Southern Italy.
Evening star., 1943-07-15
Mes:siinu
Continued From First Page )

ers concentrated on port installa-
tions and railway communications.
American Liberators from Middle
East bases also joined In the bonn
bardment again, blasting the ferry
terminal and railway freight yards
at Messina and continuing across
the strait to batter military c.b-
jectives at San Giovanni, on the
italian mainland.
Medium and light bombers carried
out double -barreled assault on
Emma, hitting that vital communi-
cations point in Central Sicily yes
terday and the previous night.
Wellingtons hit Palermo with
triphammer blows. The first wave
of bombers planted heavy loads of
explosives in the railroad yards and
siding and scored hits near the
main rail station. The second
group, arriving almost before the
debris had settled, scored hits in
the railroad yards and on an anti
aircraft position and hit a big rail
junction outside the city.
Among other targets hit by Allied
raiders during the day were Ger
bini, Termini Lercar -Friddi, Leon
forte, Vallelunga and Stefano. Ad-
ditional formations simply sought
out targets of opportunity" strik-
ing at anything they could find
along the roads and rail lines. Com
munications always were the prime
objectives.
Altogether, known total of nine
enemy planes were shot out of the
air, including a Junkers-52 trans
port, while the Allies lost three
planes.
Heavy and medium bombers,
fighter -bombers and fighters were
sent out from North Africa, Pantel-
leria, Malta and Sicily, it was stated
officially.
Among enemy air bases in Sicily
now in Allied hands are Pachino,
Biscari, Gela-Farello, Gela-Porte
Olivo, Licato and Syracuse. Syra-
cuse is seaplane harbor.
Fortresses in Raid.
The more than 200 bombers which
raided Messina yesterday included
Flying Fortresses, Mitchells and
Marauders. They encountered in
tense barrages of antiaircraft fire
but plowed through the curtain of
steel to rain explosives on their
targets.
The crews said 1t was difficult to
observe the results because of bill
Evening star., 1943-07-15

died yesterday in her apartment in
the Hotel Somerset.
Born in Charleston, s. c., Miss
Sitgreaves during her career was a
close friend Of the late Sara Bern
hardt and Eleanora Duse.
She made her first appearance on
the stage Of the old Union Square
Theater here in 1887 in the comedy,
"A Commercial Tourists Bride"
Her performance attracted the at
tention of Richard Mansfield and
for two years she toured the country
with his company.
Her last role was as Nine. Grumier
In "The laughing Woman" in 1886.
Evening star., 1943-07-15

Eisenhower's headquarters said, con-
trary to Axis reports, that fresh
waves of British and American air
borne and parachute troops had
carried out successful operations"
The following air and seaplane
bases were now included in Allied
captures:
Pachino, Biscari, Gela-Farello,
Ponte Olivo, Licata, Syracuse,
Comiso and Pozzallo.
In addition one of the 9th Army's
dagger thrusts was aimed at Gerbini
and its several surrounding fields
on the Catania plain on which the
Axis has depended heavily for air
support in Eastern Sicily
No New Withdrawals.
Although the official communique
told of progress of the ground
troops yesterday along the 35-mile
route from Augusta to Catania,
official accounts today said there
we're no signs of any further enemy
Withdrawals.
For the first time reports from the
fighting areas spoke of the presence
of German Cotton Tiger tanks.
Some of these were said to have
been captured both north of Augusta
and in the Celia area.
CThe Algiers radio, in broad
cast heard by the Associated
Press, said the 9th Army had
split into two prongs, one con-
tinuing on toward Catania and
the other swinging inland in the
direction of Gerbini)
An official announcement said the
7th Army, one column of which was
advancing inland from the south
western shore of Sicily toward the
Catania Plain, had captured at least
eight enemy airdromes.
Warships Shell Towns.
Associated Press Correspondent
Paul Kern Lee in a dispatch yes
terday from aboard British cruiser
in Catania Bay" reported British
warships were shelling Lentini and
Carlentini. A core Of Axis resistance
has developed around these villages,
Mr.. Lee said.
Mr.. Lees dispatch said Axis air
interference has been noticeably less
bothersome in the past two days,
although it still brings forth a heavy
barrage from antiaircraft guns on
frequent occasions.
Spoilers ashore pick targets for
the British naval units patroling ''in
great strength" along Sicily's east
ern coast, Lee said.
Evening star., 1943-07-15
BeIgion OfficioI Arrives
In Cairo for Visit
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAIRO, July 15.-Lt. Gen. Paul
Charles Ermens, Vice Governor Of
the Belgian Congo, arrived in Cairo
yesterday to visit troop contingents
from the Congo.
DR.. Ermens is expected to confer
with Gen. Sir Henry Maitland VIII
son, British commander in chief In
the Middle East; Lord Moyne,
deputy minister of state for the Mid
die East, and King Farouk.
Evening star., 1943-07-15
RaiIey Baby Is Buried
In Fort Lincoln Cemetery

Stanley Railey, jr., 16-month-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Railey,
who died last Monday after report
edly eating some old dog food which
his 8-year-old sister, Virginia, was
preparing for her puppies, was
buried at 10 am. today at Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
The exact cause of death will
be determined by an autopsy per-
formed Tuesday. Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald said at the time
Evening star., 1943-07-15

that 1t would take Eat least 10 days
to make a final analysis.
In addition to Virginia and his
parents, Stanley is survived by
another sister, Catherine, 4. They
live at 1908 fourth avenue
Hillside, Md.
Evening star., 1943-07-15
Beverley Sitgreaves, 80,
Noted Actress, Dies

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Miss Bev-
erley Sitgreaves, 80, an actress who
appeared for 40 years in plays here,
! in London, Paris and South Africa,
Evening star., 1943-07-15

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory In the bag.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
zs~~~<.zs-suy WAR sonDs AND STAMPS

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