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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
MARRlAGES-DEATHS-DIVORCES
DEATHS

Viola Nau 565A Underwood, -.
Mary Hustler. 1855 East Congress, IS.
Dora selke, 5000 Twenty-hfth. ~.
Ermina Esther L1sk. 727 Hsmiiin Rd.
Avon Twp. 20.
Thomas N whslan. Kittsnning. Pa, IS.
Albert Boulter, 3557 South Edsel. IL.
June Anthony. 1928 Russell SIS.
Bradford Morris. 1914 Clay, 80.
John II Wike4 1925 Lssalls Blvd, 81.
Allen Webster. Msybee, Mich, So.
Flora Lynn. Arnold Home 80.
Michael Weiss. 77O0 Archdale. 81.
Wave Marie Snyder, 3is7 sheridan a.
Victor sadowski. 44e6 30th. 81.
Frances NJ. Dowler, i700s Evanston, Q.
Stena Christensen, sl3 Delaware, So
Harry A. Webster. 1928 Fairfax. Birming
ham. So
Robert r. Former 1898 Pennington So.
James r. Brown. i39 w Garfield, AZ.
Margaret Downey, 772 McKinstry. &c.
Alice slattery. 1918 oath. So.
Viola Hill, 1921 Roosevelt, 81.
John Freedman, s38 Clinton, 81.
Morris Kramer. 1892 Tuxedo. so.
Pearl Kaufman, i7i3 Gladstone. 40.
Gerald Taylor. Royal Oak, 3 months.
Rebecca Cohen. 153si LaSalle, rs
William f.. English, 1877 Drexel 81.
Samuel ID. Weinberg. 275i Rochester, So.
Eden s. LIMB. Lake Orion. IS.
Charles A. Hutchinson, 397 stinson, 81.
Johanna Caroline Johnson, 1920 Warning
ton, So
Mary Ferreto. 1891 Marx. SIS.
Dan Erdelou. 1889 Benitesu, SIS.
Montrose Miller Jr., 1852 Theodore.
months.
Helen senesky. 2lit Scotch. as
Mary McIlrath, 2734 National, SIS.
John r Witty. SSf6 Petoskey, 10.
Mamie Dye. 2044 McDougall. rs.
Mary p Rocket, 2275 South Lasalls Gar
dens rs.
William A. Sands. alsS Guiiford. ST.
Edward G. Stefsn. i203l College, 81.
Robert Schultz. 6273 Jos. csmpau 81.
Joseph F. Ferry. $50 Jefferson Court, 56.
Mary Mcintosh, 20245 Derby, IT.
Arpenne Havgtian, 17l9 Pasadena, 80.
Samuel Wineberg, 1914 Elmhurst, Al.
Morris A. Wolfe, 1925 Fullerton. 50.
Grace Goodfriend. 1s434 Steele. a.
Rebecca Littman. 1893 Clairmount, SIS.
Philip Ever. 23l Alfred. 80.
Mary Jordan. SIT Erskine. II.
Charles Bowers. 267 GARFIELD 40.
Frances J. schutter. 1922 Allendais, rs.
John Morning, PSI East Willis, As.
Anna Cohen. POST West Philadelphia, 80. =
Pete Campoli. 3179 East Alexandrine. AZ
Charles Dohring, ti33 Twenty thrd, II.
Gottfried Engel, I125 Twenty u.
Jennie Hughes, s5l Ford, Highland Park
TO
Mary Sczcech. s454 Epvorth, so.
Leah NJ Hewitt 1929 Mark Twain, IS.
stephanie Leplae, A5s5 Montcisir So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Special Groups
Form Regiment
AT Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER, May 6 - The
5st Provisional Training Regiment
OF the Military Police Corps has
teen organized here with 1t. Col.
Franz J. Day IN command. The
regiment VIII be made up of a
number Of individual companies Of
prisoner guards, prisoner process
companies and other special units.
Even though they are trained rs
p regiment they VIII go 10 active
DUTY as separate companies under
their own commanders. The pun
pose of putting them IN a training
regiment * - allow FOR their
training by experienced staff
officers.
USE CCC CAMP
Part Of the regiment VIII he
housed IN The old Custer CCC
camp. while The balance VIII stay
in the camp proper.
The companies are still IN Cacce
form and will be filed with men
now taking their basic training m
the military police recruit tram
ing center here.
Soldiers Of the provost marshal
general training center had their
first recreation period yesterday
since they arrived here last
Nov ember.
Headquarters explained tn a I
units that had progressed accord
ing 10 training plan were gwen me,
holiday. while those n little behind
went about their duties as usual.
SCHEDULE COLLEGE MINES
Custer Will have its first repre-
sentative baseball team since the
post was reactiNated in 1871 ana
will arrange a schedule with semi
pro and college teams, according
10 Capt. KrIbs. post athletic officer.
The first tryoutS were held last
night al American Legion Hospltai
diamond near the fort, with sgt.
Harry Wang in charge.
A team representing the recep-.
tion center won the little world
series championship in Battle
Creek in 1941. but lack of play
ing field caused them 10 play their
games in Battle Creek. This was
the team that the late Gene Stack,
White Sox rookie. pitched 10 the
championship. He died in Michl-
gan City after a night game IN
1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Deatb Rotlfes

RODHE-May 4, wilhelmins OF 5I2o Fair
view, wife of the late Emil, dear mother
OF DR.. Paul c. Rodhe. Mrs Edward seiser,
Mrs. Ray Reilly. Mrs. Henry Kohn and
Carl, grandmother Of 10 grandchildren
and one great -srandchild. Funeral Friday,
as p. m. from the A. II. Peters Funeral
Home. 12057 Gratiot, and ? 80 At Trinity
Lutheran Church, Gratiot and Rivard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Lover Of Horses

Lt.-Gen. George s. Patton Jr.
is a former amateur Jockey and
owner of a stable OF jumping
horses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06

LoO l-DOhCh DCo
Answers TO name "Cnipper"; fam with
black face, white marks on top Of forehead /.
white forepsws. This dog listed with L. :
war effort and was waiting call. Last seen
Sunday at Monroe and Hastings. CAL
Randolph 4545. TO Monroe
LOST-Roll OF bills on Seneca between
Lamber and Duncan or Clairmount car
liberal reward. lvanhoe 302s
LosT-Kodsk films used vicinity David
whitney Bidg.: reward. Lincoln 2-o6s.
LosT-skirt. brown wool gsbsrdine vicinity
Orchestra Place-John r. Liberal reward.
Mrs. Preston. Columbia 0s0O.
LosT-Aprn 25th, blue notebook. essential
aviation cadet material on airplsnes
Reward Lafayette so45
male red Andy :"
Canheld-st. Antoine-Mac vicinity. Re
ward. Temple 1-02ss.
LOsT-Blsck Pomeranisn. male; vicinity
Warren. Dubos-S Aubin, Reward. Tenn
pie 1927
SMALL white rat terrier; brown ears left
eve CLASSY; liberal reward. Oregon 400
VITAL defense materials lost from truck
In alley rear 973 East Vernon. May g.
reward for return. Crowley. Cadillac a7li
WALLET lost vicinity Spokane Grand River
Reward Fitzroy e033
IRE-HAIRED fox terrier. male black
? white. tan. Major" Reward. Trinity
2-sT2n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Trade Schools-Mole
ACT NOW LEARN
ACETYLFNF-ARC WEI

ACT NOW-LEARN
~ ACETYLENE-ARc WELDING
LATHE. SNAPPER GRINDING
INSPECTION. BRtsH-UP COURSES
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
II YEARS IN SAME LOCATION
1900 ". FORT DAY MIGHT SCHOOL
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hst-
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter Mslunchnik, is; Gloria Maynard.
16.
ssverio Gsgnsrdi, 49, Marie A. 1ombardo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
LOST-ROXER DOG

LIVERsPoTTED pointer: male; license
s7o2t. reward. Harold Lawson. 53e5
Seebaldt Tyler 7-Ss5q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-06
Funeral Directors

FINEST quality No. / grsde granite mark
ers now Sl4.e5; terms. To. s-6924.
bet. Monument Works. 2744 w. Dawson.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

"Five minutes later, "he continued
my signalman said there goes our
stern, sir
She sank IS yards behind us be-
cause the wind was sweeping us
forward.
Our work was cut out. I messaged
the oiler Ramapo it looks like we
need a tow At that point we were
80 odd miles from Unimak Island
and If we could get into its lee We
might save our end OF the ship.
"Sixty-foot waves were running
then, washing up our stern and
breaking on the ship as though we
were a beach, while our bow stuck
20 feet out of the water.
Between "us and the cold North
Pacific was bulkhead which for
merly separated the engine rooms.
Lit. Green got every scrap Of wood
we had to shore up that bulkhead
Carpenters Mate Harmon (James
Patrick Hannon of Trenton, N. j.
and Shipfltter Harvey Echols of
Oklahoma or Arkansas helped
MeanWnlle, Ensign Milton Smith of
Cleveland with a crew broke up
mess tables and benches and the
officers table and chairs.
Threw Ammunition Overheard.
What was loose we threw over
board. My gunnery officer, 1t Rae
cit, ]. g., Edwin Rae of Boston,
Mass, pitched overheard ammuni-
ton and their containers. He set
depth charges on safe and heaved
them overheard, too.
carpenters Mate Harmon cut
his armour only casualty-but he
did not notice it until DR.. Quin De
Marsh Of Seattle bandaged it. That
doctor was all over the ship Be-
sides being a damn good destroyer
doctor he was a good naval officer.
There were thousands of ex-
amples of nerve. Little Billy Ed
wards from Oklahoma or Arkansas
sprained his foot. He was limpinp,
but helped enormously on the
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Churchill ConsuIts
Marshall, Will See
British Army Chiefs

The military aspects of Prime
Minister Churchill's visit to
Washington was emphasized to-
day when the head of the British
government, who arrived late
yesterday, arranged to meet
with members of the American
and British high commands.
Gen. George C. Marshall, Army
chief of staff, saw Mr.. Churchill at
midday, and in the afternoon the
Prime Minister was to confer with
members of the British staff and
missions, 1t was announced at the
White House.
Meanwhile, President Roosevelt
was keeping his calling list down to
a minimum In order to continue with
Mr.. Churchill the discussions which
were started in Quebec. The Presi-
dent, however. arranged a cabinet
meeting for this afternoon.
Talk After Dinner.
After an informal family dinner
last night, which opened the visit of
MI. Churchill, who is accompanied
by Mrs. Churchill and their daugh-
ter, Subaltern Mary Churchill of the
Auxiliary Territorial Service, the
President and Mr.. Churchill sat
down for a conversation that lasted
until l am.
Further meetings between the two
were in prospect today. Mr..
Churchill was expected to lunch
with the President and by keeping
his schedule flexible, Mr.. Roosevelt
will be able to talk with his guest
at other times during the day
AT noon President Roosevelt re-
ceived the Brazilian Minister of
War, Maj. Gen. Eurico Gaspar
Dutra. The Brazilian official. who
has been in the United States for
some time inspecting war plants and
projects, flew to Washington for the
conference.
Making his fourth trip to WASH
lngton ~since the war began, Mr.
Churchill arrived late yesterday
was greeted by the President.
Seventh Meeting in 2 Years.
Between the Quebec conferences
and earlier discussions at HYDE
Park, the President and Mr.
Churchill have disposed of most of
the matters which brought them to-
gether for their seventh meeting in
two years, and the visit of the
Churchills, 1t was said at the White
House, now has more of a social
aspect than did the previous occa-
slons on which the two government
chiefs were together.
Further planning for the wa,
against Japan no doubt will figure
in the Roosevelt Churchill delibera-
tlons also, and there is a possibility
that Foreign Minister T. v. Soone
OF China will join the conferees. DR.
Soong took part in the Quebec
meeting.
In the absence of Mrs. Roosevelt
who is in New Zealand, the Presi.
dents hostess last night was Mrs
Elliott Roosevelt, wife of his second
son, Col. Elliott Roosevelt, who re.
Gently returned from the Mediter.
ranean theater, where he com.
manded Photographic unit.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Zion Bombs Dropped
On Naples Area by
Raj We||ingtons
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Sept. 2.-RAF
wellington bombers carried another
Allied aerial blow to enemy COM
munications in the Naples area last
night by scattering 2-ton bombs
over rail yards at Aversa, north of
the Italian port, Allied headquarters
announced today.
American heavy bombers were
grounded yesterday by unfavorable
weather for the first time in nearly
two months. but American War
hawks attacked zinc factory at
Iglesias, in Southwest Sardinia, and
light bombers harassed communica-
tions on the toe of Italy
the air offensive against Italy has
been concentrated on the toe of the
peninsula for the last SO hours and
has been carried on mainly by
fighters and fighter-bombers, Allied
headquarters said.
From the Middle East British
heavy bombers Tuesday night struck
at the Axis airfield at Grottaglie,
near the Italian naval base of Ia
ranto, in raid from which all
aircraft returned safely, a Cairo an
nouncement said.
(The Italian communique to-
day said limited damage was
caused by Allied air raiders in the
province of Naples)
No Allied planes were lost during
the operations, and the lack of men-
ton in today's communique of any
enemy planes shot down indicated
that enemy opposition was dwin-
ding again.
The concentrated bombing of the
Italian toe was carried out in five
Evening star., 1943-09-02

bridge. I promoted him to quar-
termaster as soon as l could.
Then there were a couple OF
'bitty' kids on board One was sup
posed to be 18, but he looked IA. His
name was Floyd Macomber, from
the Middle West somewhere. He
kept emergency calls rolling on our
radio, the game little fellow. The
other was Walter German (of Los
Angeles. We thought he wasn't
old enough to keep mans company
but he was all over the ship doing
more than mans job.
The oiler Ramapo put oil over
her side to quiet the water.
While waiting for the Ramapo
to get alongside my communications
officer Ensign Leon Rathbun of
East Aurora, N. " took lead lined
sacks and dumped codes, ciphers
and secret papers overheard.
For three and a half hours the
Ramapo tried to shoot a line to us,
She finally got upwind about rs
yards and put the third one over
We shot one back and within
minutes there were many lines
across. His first big line was a 10
inch hawser. After it was across we
still had lots to do. The ship had to
be kept af1oat. Getting the men
over would be long process.
Finally we got spring lines rigped
ana at y pm. we started crossing
1t was dark black.
Each time the ships slammed
together. men hurtled over the
intervening space and fell forward
Finally, every one was over except
hampton and I. He inspected from
galley aft, I forward, to see that nc
one wac left in the ship. After
hampton I swung clear"
comdr. Leverton is the son of MIR
and Mrs. Joseph w. Leverton. 1712
Sixteenth street NV. Comdr. Lever
tons father is in the real estate
business here. while his uncle for
merly owned a dress shop in the
District.
After attending Central High
school here Comdr. Leverton entered
the Naval Academy at Annapolis in
1927 and was graduated in 1881. He
has served on the Asiatic station as
well as in Washington. In 1898 he
married Miss Helen Bell, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bell of
Atlanta. Mrs. Leverton and their
twin daughters, Joan and Joyce. now
are living with her parents in
Atlanta.
Evening star., 1943-09-02

LOST RATION COUPONS.

"a" GAS RATION BOOK. No. F4164eH,
issued to J. G. S. Swanston, 272s S. uhle
"a t5ssFSai GAS RaTIoS os BOOK. issued to eeorse
SSFf AND I3la shstmsa Gss RaTIoS aTs hooks End
"25A f22EA GAsohINE asshs RATION BOOK, in name
of James Henry Washington. Return 1910
"a GASOLINE BOOK issued to poroSther
GAS RAs lTE f BOOK * ' issued do 10 sfe Msy
HeG GAS T R.TfoS to.sr Book aef5s'e CONTAINING mt
tickets. fISl ISSUED to Byron E, Brusse' Tampa
!A" r. aap ST eiS9. tha GAS RATION BOOKS. is
ssqed sivf1 s0 B sntns Gnnn9P 1o5 Indar Spring
a. AND sne! SD5as Gas RATioS Al ri BOOKS, K issued
70 VIM. S. Friedrich. 1888 Upshur ST. ne.
Gas CAS- SisfGiPosS coGPPoSs. 's Is &C." from Plymouth
sedan. parked on parking lot corner Of VT
to sse Sfe eo
&C. GAS &, RATION ,.s BOOK, Psase. s.ss5- 81
dridse Richardson, 25o9 Kenwood St,
Riddlss. 1888 N. Danville St, Arlington. va
Ss.t s KfT1os ,E"es BoSks 9as,s a. ASD g,,o B
ess tss 4 RATION S fRSai RSok r. r - issued to
Fred H. Riedel, Glenn Dale. Nd Return
to Jacob F F Riedel. Glenn Dale. or call
GAS RATION BOOK -" issued to Miriam
c. .McCollom' s2o6 41st ave, Hysttsville,
GAS RATION COUPONS. "a" issued tc
IIinliie * Bush 1884 Fulton St. NV
Gas RATION BOOK. "A" issued to viii.
liam McCollon, 62o6 41st ave, Hyattsville
SSsssdlLisE' Ss.5l ssTIoS BOOK B.. issued to
PLAsTic wAILET. Containing con af rs gas ratior
books and c. personal papers Cal
RATYoS Ye Books NO. 1, belonging to Ril., 81
sen. 2o2a Klingie rd NV Telephone
ssTioS seSTRsssq BOOKS NO. !. issued to Rossi,n
silysF sl9To sprias s1o Md ssH 81. 71s5:
EAoN Book SO M 3 sRH issued Md 10 81 stsnI., anil.
Fsrf MiNei IA pbone crsfsent ss aae5 place Takoma
STes snS s'1,T Iag snA MsintyTs 1919 N raiant
fi nAfIos I soSRRs.a SSRRsaf' 10. ~? s. issued to oemm,
Also Ration Book. No i, issued iSAfen to Mar, nus
sIs1sF foder Als0 kM 4so bank Ress4a s1Us
Ls;e'snis I4;e'a Shaw. seymour Hi Wentz. AfPs' Pa
Friendship station, Montgomery Co, Nd,
sai ksTIdS aSaTs BooR o so Gan sssa w 7s2e 2
Shsss, Md; Oliver $3.50 ''' ohev'
Sgosssph SgosspDhn @ H@srss. Pelham Manor GARDENS
ffo kAafoN nssSt BOOKS Nos. i AND 2, issued !,
kennss, s7a5 Maeomh ST. st. NV. y Wo. ssoes soss IS
Evening star., 1943-09-02
EngIe S House Victory
In California Gives
Democrats 222 Seats
BY the Associated Press.

bS inc Associated fTeSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. g.
Democrat Clair Engles election to
4. the House from California's S vast
I'd district was conceded by both
his Republican opponents today,
and the nearly complete unoffi-
cial count seemed to justify their ac-
Ceptance of defeat.
Returns from 375 of the 18 county
districts 427 districts gave Mr.. En-
gle. 81. of Red Bluff, 11.165 votes.
Mrs. Grace Englebright of Nevada
City, widow of Representative Harry
L. Englebright, received 9621. and
State Senator Jesse Mayo of Angels
Camp 1868. Most of the unreported
precincts are lightly populated.
Mr.. Engle will succeed Represent
ative Englebright, a Republican,
whose death earlier this year left
his seat vacant. The election, by
law. was conducted as a nonpartisan
contest. but Mr.. Engle is registered
Democrat, while both his opponents
are Republicans. His election, there
fore. will give California Democrats
13 to II majority in the House.
Mr.. Engle's election would give
the Democrats 222 House seats to 206
Republicans and minor party men,
bers After the Republican victories
in last November's elections, the
Democrats started the Seventy
eighth Congress in January with
222 House seats, while the Republi-
cans had 200 and the minor parties d
Since that time three Republicans,
Mr. Englebright and Representatives
Culkin of New York and Guyer of
Kansas, have died, and one Demo-
crat, representative Nichols of
Oklahoma has resigned. The seats
formerly held by Mr.. Culkin, Mr.
Guyer and Mr.. Nichols have not yet
been filled.
Frank c. Walker, chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
wired Mr.. Engle congratulations on
becoming "the first Democratic Con-
gresham to represent the district
in more than 20 years.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
LOST.

A BoW-KNoT BROOCH. red enamel and
[Lhinestones, lost on 10th St; reward.
BThfoLD BhIhf dA 9aSs Iaass wine color containing
Liberal reward FIR. 57s7
BRACELET. Navajo. silver Sunday night Ent;
BICYCLE, boys, Westfeld, in front OF
KTesges stoTe sl1 ~ pear Chevy Chase Circle
CARD CASE. vic. Palace Theater or on Mt
Pleasant car, contains drivers permit, gas
card and fraternal cards. Contact William
I. Bush, 1884 Fulton ST. NV. WO. 1851
CAT, red Persian. pedigreed male. disau-
Snincy nv; NV; rsEard rev GE' 775a alter 5;
kenwood; little siFi's pet. Reward. Phone
CHIHUAHUA. Mexican black: vic. sprins
Sesk cockEke Re"sff sFAN1EG Mo Prf, P2fs male blond
Monday. vicinity 42nd and Albemarle
cookER @ Sd srssirL Hs FG mas EN- bse s1ss
Reward: Phone Giebe 3e76, =
COLLIE golden sable a. and ShIcS Thts; about
MaTk sso phons nesr S w6ite cH ns ess4
DOG. male. about yrs. old, Shepherd
2 {. tag Nc 25s34; Liberal reward.
ear and back. "Buffy''; lost Monday Vicinity
s.; qisbs: Ed,, Ari1ngton: can JA; 1907
teS s7e befSsen hsS snd T eaSo i0sS Aus 0s g.
EYIGLAssEs - Mans: gold trimmed;
bs2t; Rsyard VI. 1929. -.
les" florida ave. at trinidad: reward.
fRATERNITY PIN, opal triangle, in vicinity
af IoT Td c n uf q
value Reward. DE. 1869.
GLASSES. in Etz case; reward, Columbia
GLOVES, 3. allisato5; in yellow cab or
HOUND, black and tan, female. 6 mos;
gi1isds Ell i9s' cGao n cap, heish'S reward gan
fRIsa itsiae SETTER Ti2HR answers to name ''Tye";
S h0ndfg en Gait If osdRay 5sR st. 1883 sssEns VAL
c. p in brown leather coin purse, on
Q st.. bet: 10Th and 18th. Reward. DU.
tsTsea; children pet: Phone We; sIza; -,
pink yestee. between Irving and Girard
on enod 14th: Monday HeS Reward Cali Republic
REWARD % for information about brown
Dachshund dog; the people who are being
bI4drt king to i, her may not have seen the ad'
REWARD for bracelet with sreen stones on
gold chain backed with silver: lost vic May
flower Hotel and 18th and K. oBrien'
RING, initials w. N S. in black set
ting. Jones, DI. 111O.
UMBRELLA, parrot head handle, brown,
lost in taxicab, Broa dmoor to Union Sta
ton Friday August 21: sentimental value.
Reward Woodley 5000 Please leave
name and address at desk.
WALLET - Brown; in Murphys. 1870
Thursday, Sept. 2. Reward. Phone FIR.
WALLET-Brown: lost at Tivon Theater
or vicinity Tuesday evening. Reward,
1885 Monroe st. NV.
WALLET, black, downtown Wa shington,
contains drivers papers, s. S. card, several
small bills. etc; reward. oxford 1870
IRH-HAIRED TERRIER. male answers
TO Ching" Call OR. 3535.
WRIST WATCH-Lady' small sold: lost
at National Airport Monday afternoon.
Reward. Falls Church 1353R.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. platinum, diamond,
with initials &C. r. j. on back. Generous
reward offered. Mrs. Edward r. Johnston.
ESQ Bluff rd., Glencoe Ill %
Evening star., 1943-09-02
Gen. Pariani Appointed
Italian Envoy 10 Berlin

BY the Associated Press.
Gen. Alberto Pariani, former rep
resentative of King Victor En-
manuel in Albania, has been named
Italian Ambassador to Berlin, re-
placing Dino Alfieri. the Rome radio
said yesterday in broadcast record
ed by the Associated Press.
Alfieri had been reported arrested
in Rome August IA. He was said
then to have gone to Rome to at
tend the meeting of the Fascis.
Grand Council which led to the
downfall of Mussolini.
Pariani, who was born in Milan
in 1876, was chief of the Italian
military mission to Albania in 1927
and was named lieutenant general
Evening star., 1943-09-02
D. &. Skipper Saves All 1856
On Ship as It Breaks in Two

lit. Comdr. Joseph LeDerton,
1r., OF Washington, commander
OF the mtnesUeeper Wasn,uth,
1ChoSe sinking in the North
Pacific 1Uas announced TO-DAY.
qiues graphic desc,s7tion of the
rescue OF the 1856 men aboard in
the tolloD,ng interUieW.)
Evening star., 1943-09-02

raids by British Bostons and Balti-
mores and American Mitchells es-
corted by Spitflres.
Rail and highway communications
were attacked at Cape Spartivento,
Oliveta, La Marina Cambria and
Bova Marina. A-36 Invaders also
damaged the radio station at Cape
Spartivento
Evening star., 1943-09-02

In 1884, when he became assistant
chief OF the Italian general staff.
He was mdersecretary of war from
1886 to 1899.
Evening star., 1943-09-02
--N------1-I@l~-
FOUND

KEYS ON CORD (Yaiel. in front OF House
once Bids Monday night Owner please
REPoRT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
70 the Animal Protective Association for
Humane DISPOSITION, Hillside 107a. Pree-
snt facilities limited 10 these only.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
WAR NINGl

AUTHORITIES say you can't COM
pletely trust good" meals to
supply all the vitamins and min
erals you need for good health
even with careful meal-planning
because shipping, storing and
cooking reduce the vitamin-
mineral values of food.
SO RELY on glasses of Ovaltine
a day for all the extra vitamins
and minerals you need!
Evening star., 1943-01-17

Children need it 70 grow.
You need it to fight off
colds, for good eyesight.
Ovaltine gives you all
the extra "A" You need
according to experts.
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