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Evening star., 1943-07-31
Radio ellis Citizens
To Stay Away From
Military Objectives
New Gains in Sicily
Accompany Seo-Air
Attack on Mainland
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, July 31.-The
Allied high command radioed a
stern warning to the Italian peo-
pie today that the terrible aerial
offensive against Italy would be
resumed Immediately.
"The breathing space" is ended
the Allied command said. RESPONSE
bility for resumption Of the air on
slaught was laid at the door of the
new Badoglio government for tenn
porizing and giving the Germans
time to strengthen their positions in
Italy.
The first broadcast from the pow
erful United Nations RADIO station
here was scheduled to be followed
by others from London and WASH
ington.
The message warned the Italians
to remain clear of railways, fac
tories, depots, German military bar
racks and all other military objec-
tives.
The blood of every Italian struck
will be on the head of the men in
Rome who, in Italy's hour of de-
cision, temporized instead of act
ing for honor, peace and freedom, y
it said.
Much, but Not Enough.
The first broadcast beamed to
Italy said that in the six days since
the removal of Benito Mussolini as
premier the Italian people had done
much-but not enough.
The Germans are still on Italian
soil. 1t pointed out, adding:
''On your decision may depend the
fate of your country"
Two days had elapsed since Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower presented to
Italians a direct demand for sur
render on the honorable condi-
TONS previously presented by the
Allied governments - unconditional
surrender.
After Mussolini was ousted, the
broadcast said, I'VE slackened oul
air attacks in Italy. If Badoglio',
government had acted quickly. the
Germans would now have been ir
full retirement from Italy"
If Badoglio makes peace now. the
Germans will be caught like rats
in trap"
Text of Broadcast.
The text of the broadcast follows
Italians:
Tonight we send you solemn
warning. Listen carefully, and tel
your friends to listen, for what W,
say affects the lives of everyone O
you.
six days have passed since tn
overthrow of Mussolini. In thos,
six days the Italian people hav
achieved much.
But while you are working TO
your liberation the Germans, toe
were busy. When they first hear,
the news of Mussolini's fall, tn
Germans were stunned. They sal,
70 themselves, We Germans in Ital,
are caught like rats in a trap
Bacoglio makes peace Immediately
But since then day by day the,
watched the inactivity of the Ba
doglio government. You know bet
ter than we what has happened
There has been no sign of German
withdrawal. Day by day the Ger
mans regained their former insolen
attitude toward Italians.
Italians. you know that on Jul,
Is we let up on the aerial lombard
ment of Italy. We hoped thereby tt
give Italy breathing space where
~-1 n
Evening star., 1943-07-31
ItoIion-French Street Fights Reported

BERN Np-The Vichy government sent trucks of mobile
guards and state police into cities and villages
Savoe Department the Swiss border to check
ing disturbances between French civilians italian
patton troops the Tribune de Geneve reported Tension
heightened the newspaper said by street braw which
French civilian was killed and several italian soldiers
wounded.
Evening star., 1943-07-31
Late News Bulletin
Embassies Return to Moscow

MOSCOW N'-The Soviet Foreign Commissariat dis
closed today that the diplomatic corps had been authorized
TO return to Moscow from Kubyshev which has been the
headquarters for the foreign colony in Russia nearly ~
years. -
Evening star., 1943-07-31

American League.
Kuhel, Chicago, 8th inning.
Heath, Cleveland. 9Th inning.
Keller. New York. 7th inning.
Evening star., 1943-07-31
Major League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

At New York
Detroit - O21 200 0
New York 800 010
Batteries - Overmire and Richards;
Wenslcn and Hemsley.
At Boston
Cleveland O02 01O OIL
Boston -- 600 002 0
Batteries-Reynolds, Hevin ts) and
kosar; Ryba and Partee.
At Philadelphia-First Game
Chicago --- 900 C20 212- IL 0
Philadelphia coo 900 010-17 l
sastsries-Dietrieh and fresh, Harris
At Philadelphia-Second Game
Chicago - 81
Philadelphia /
and Swift.
St Lny,iS sf Washin Stan-4.SA~
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fSee VIERECK, Page A-2)
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(See ITALY. Page A-2.)
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(See VATICAN, Page AZ
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Todoy's Home Runs

New York at, Cincinnati-Night.
Evening star., 1943-07-31

Continued on Page Az. Column g.,
Evening star., 1943-07-31

(See RAIDS, Page AID
Evening star., 1943-07-31

From the United States Weather Bureau Repor1
slightly cooler tonight. Temperatures to-day
Highest s6, at pm; lowest, g. at I am. Full
report on page B-5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Vanishes in MoUies

~ our destination. besides
Chick. there was boy there
Mai eleven, whom Tex wanted 10
interview and photograph
BY the time We GOT there and
had eaten. the major had dlsap-
into the movies and by
he time the movies were over.
Chick told Us they were going To
he briefed AZ = ~ tho morning
and tho pokcr-gamc which Tex
end Dave had planned 10 get a
picture OF, goes up IN smoke
Chick MAJ. Dave tlcScher. his
sir executive officer and ! sat
around talking for while
We did shortly thereafter
! heard the planes take of the
next morning but / did not STIR.
Perhaps | had = bunch Al any
rate within an hour OF so they
were back
Their mission h d been
scrubbed. The weather some
place had changed and the hours
and hours Of preparation and time
spent on all tho detail that goes
into getting 80 FortresscS of At
precision rate was All for
nothing.
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Beeline for Bed

Having had but little sleep the
kids made a Decline for bed when
they got home shortly after dawn
Chick and ! had been awakened
several times during the night 80
We slept until 9 and had what
for hereahou'S passes almost ioI
luncheon A. 9 80
Rv 10 Bob and ! we're ready 20
go but what do YOU think Tex
and Dave had done p They had II
YOU please. gone over 70 the
majors quarters, and walked him
up. People who take RISKS like
that will get eliminated some fine
daV.
But they wanted their story and
pictures and meant 10 get them
When We went over anNlouSlN
10 see what had happened 10 TcN
and Dave and perhaps ask 10 he
allowed 70 remove the bodies VIC
approached the open door Of tho
a iorS room and bchcld this
- ghi. On the cot IN corner ~
the blacked-ou' room proppcd up
on ON tlDbN Ills Nlibhi't' = N'i'. u
ing out OF the covers and with
all his flying clothes and para
phernalia spread out around HIM
lay their dazed quarry
Tex was seated like an attend
Ing nurse by his side interrogatlng
him. while Dave Squattlng some
10 feet off. was taking pictures
with his camera and flaShlight
bulbs.
One look vas enough for Bob
and myself We beat II lest we
innocent Of any harm he stood
I'D against wall and pay the
penalty for such TaShneSS together
with the ineNCuSabIy culpable
Dave and Tex
In fact, | guess the only reason
that YOU are reading this tale of
mine today and tho only reason
Tex and Dave were mercifully
spared for future outraGc> Is
because the major would have had
10 he up for staff meeting IN
another half hour anyway But
the inevitable execution ! fear is
merely postponed
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Share and Share Alike

Here. you have, l think. a very
striking example OF Anglo-Ameri-
can cooperation IN wartime.
Everything that anybody has be-
longs 10 the other guy, If he
needs II.
We ran out of gas outside a
town. In the field on tho left
were some tanks one Of them
broken down controlled by Poles
who were barely able 10 speak
English.
Just then huge American
truck numbered up with a large
white star on one side We know
we had our man AL Of our
equipment, other than these lit
lie passenger cars, carry from
10 10 20 gallons extra gas in five
gallon cans. So without further
ado one was produced enptlcd
into our tank and then of We
a.
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Old Age Policy Pays
I'D TO 100 a Month!
Needed Protection. Ages 65 TO ~,
Costs Only ! Cent n Day


The Postal Life 4 Casualty In
surance Company. 22lo Postal Life
Building. Kansas City >, Mo has a
new accident policy for men and
women OF ages So 10 50
II pays up TO $500 If killed up 10
500 a month Tor disability, new
surgical benefits. up 10 800 A
.onth for hospital care and other
ysnehts that 40 many Older people
have wanted
And the cost is\only ! cent DAY
--s365 year,
Postal pays c a m promptly;
more than one-q quarter million peo-
pie have bought Postal policies
This special policy for Older people
is proving especially attractive
No medical examination no agents
will call
SEND SO MONEY SOW Just
write US YOUR name address and
aEe-the name address and rela
tiouship Of YOUR beneficiary and
we will send policy for 10 DAYS
FREE INSPECTION. No obligation
Write today.
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w. z. Hearst, Junior;
--~------~--------~---
Hears Stories
0f-FIiers Back
Sronn Far Fast
tcontinued from Page ~

ter" full, suddenly the engine
sputters and we find that we are
out of gas.
Army cars can stop al any mill
tary installation, he II air force
artillery, motor transport and
either British or American, and
get gas merely by due identified
ton.
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ApvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

HsS'o-'-TbrS FIoor--CrarS Rt,e' Aoe-pe--Seetio-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-04
zensko

V starosti cd 40 do so let, po-
rocena, dobi dobro sluzbo "a
opravljanje hisnih del. Dobra
placa. Poklicite Elk. 3167.
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ttOPATOv
PRAPOR$cAK"
SPISAL FIR. RENEE
SPISAL FIR. REMEC

stanu so ziveli razkosno in raz.
uzdano in kadar je zmanjkalc
denarja, je opat kmetom nalo.
I'll novih bremen. V samosta.
nu so imeli vse polno zensk in
7pijancevanje je bilo toliko, da
cash Be V nedeljah nj bilo ma
Sc. Nevolja med kmetskim ljud-
stvom je rasla, ali zdaj nj bile
nikogar, XII bi Sc bill "a kmeta
zavzel, nikogar, XII bi ga bill bra
nil. ..s....
Opat Sc je med tenn zopet
sprijaznil vojvodinjo ali stare
prijateljstvo Sc nj dalo vec OBJ
noviti. Vojvodinja ,je bila pre-
pricana, da je Rovana pregnal
IL domovine opat in tega mu nj
odpustila in nj hotela zanj nj
kakih korakov vec storiti.
Helena je zapustila st. Lam
bert. Kmalu potem, ko je Ro-
van odsel IL domovine, Sc je tu-
di 'ona odloeila, da gre k svoji
teti. Vojvodinja ,je bila vedno
sitna. Margareta pa molceca in
zalostna, tako da veseli grofici
v st. Lambertu nj bilo vec izha-
jati. Margareta je bila sedaj
sama, vojvodinjo, kajti tudi
baron Ball ,je bill Sci ma svoje
posestvo, nevoljen, da je Mar
garcia kar "a pol leta odlozila
poroko in Sc nj dala pregovoriti,
da bi Sc poroka pref vrsila.
Prisla je jesen. Nekega dne
sc je Margareta izprehajala pc
graz jskem vrtu, zatopljena ka-
kor po navadi v svoje misli, ko
Sc je po cesti cd Vac prisedsi
jezdec ustavil pri zidu.
- Gospodicna Margareta !!
je zaklical zapraseni jezdec in
SIC konjem pomaknil blize k
zidu.
Margareta Sc je ozrla mani
in presenecena vzkliknila:
(DGlje Drih0dnjic)
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DOLG
POvest
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA

oprijemala, in &c so Sc porusile
v crni uri vse sanje, katere je
spletla do tedaj, je sklenila v
mislih: "Vsi live, bonn ze neka-
ko tudi JAZZ"
Ko je bedela v svojo sramo-
to in nesreco, je nj bio nikdar
strah tega, kar je ze bio; bala
Sc je tega, kar bo. Nj 81 mogla
predstaviti, ne vziveti v misel,
da DO kdaj poleg ME novo bit
je. Ko il je razum potrdil, da bo
tako, tedaj Sc je zbala, ustra-
sila Sc je. ''Kako DO, ko ga po-
nesejo h krstu? Iskati bodo
nlorali botre. Kdo bo m
iti?' zopet il je zamigljala pred
oeni zena, XII je nesla otroka k
Zabregarju. 'Tako ga DO prime
sla k nam. Ljudje Sc bodo u
stavljali; izprasevali bodo, Sc
posmehovali. o, da bi bio re
vse koncano!' je zdihovala.
Neke noci, ko Sc il je cas- do
polnil, je porodila. Otrok je bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-04
-(Nadaljevanje)

cutila Sc je krivo, zato je pre-.
snasala sramoto radovoljno. Maj
huje il je bilo oh spominu na
Franceta in ma Toneta.> V O.
beh je videla mnogo popolnejse
ljudi, kot je bila sama. cutila
je, da ije gresila bolj proti Mi,
ma dyema kot proti sami Sc.
bi. z4..,...
Ma bodocnost hi upala nit
vec. Zavedala Sc je, da bo il.
obcena il dekliskih vrst. Tudi
ma to, da bi postala kdaj zena
nj mogla upati. Streha domace
hise j je govorila, da najde
pod MO vselej zavetje; sal jo je
varovala in krila toliko let. Mi.
slila pa je tudi ma pot z donna
Svet je velik. V mestih sluziJc
nasa dekleta; zakaj bi ne sla
tudi jazz Ma to, kje bi pustila
otroka, nj mislila, ker ga Sc n
bilo. Tako Sc je Nanica lovila
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INatlaljevanje,

v samostanu je bilo ia dan
vse pokonci. Prisel je bill ge-
neralni yizitator opat Castiel il
Brondola, da preisce razmere y
samostanu in zaslisi price.
Sprejeli in pogostili so ga ST.
jajno. Opat je zaslisal vse tiste
menihe, XII so'bili svoj cas- tozili
Albertusa, a 80 bill sedaj vsi
Albertusov prijatelji, in vsi SO
po vrsti prisegli, da SO bile Mi
hove tozbe neosnovane in ne
resnicne in nobenega nj pekla
vest, da so po vrsti po krivem
prisegli. Albertus je bill opatu
Castielu daroval troje lepih
konj ga spomin'' in mu odstel
200 srebrnikov "a ''potne stro-
ske" in 'Castiel je odpotoval ma
Korosko v Vetrini, kamor so bill
sklicani tudi opat Angelus iz
Reina, opat il Kostanjevice in
opat IL Cvetlja.
iCez nekaj dni je dobil AL
bertus pismeno obvestilo o tenn,
kar Sc je zgodilo v Vetrinju.
Opat :Castiel mu je sporocil, da
ga je ma podlagi pod prisego
storjenih izpovedi zatiskih me-
nihov potrdi1 kot zatiskega opa-
ia, da pa je temu vizitator An
gelus ugovarjal, ker nj bill "a
slisan Andrej Rowan. Angelus
je zahteval, maj Sc vrsi nova
preiskava in zaslisi tudi Rowan,
in ker opat Castiel v to nj pri-
volil, SO Sc Angelus in tovarisi
pritozih ma generalni kapitelj
Opata Albertus pa to sporo-
clio nj vznernirilo. Zaznal je bill
med tenn, da, je Rowan zapustil
domovino. Kan je Sci, tega nj
nihce vedeb ker Sc je bill Rowan
lie pismeno poslovil cd vojvodi-
ME, Margarete in Helene, a v
pismu nj povedaI, kan da gre.
Pretekli so meseci. V samo-
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slaboten in je umrl ze po ne
kai dneh.
Nanica Sc je odslej Sc bol.
posvetila domu. Delala je in u.
bogala. Pref veselo .dekle, de j
spremenilo v mlado starko. =
Smeh, saljivke, nagajivke, vse
il je odletelo. Tezka zavest, X
je visela mad MO, il nj dala, da
bi Sc bila Sc razmahnila. Njena
mladost je bila ubita.
Kosanovi so se oddahnili, ces
zdaj je konec nesrec in gorja
Vziveli so Sc polagoma v nov
cas-. Tozili SO sicer mad ocetovc
smrtjo; pogresali SO ga, zopet
so ga blagrovai, da je reser
vseh zemeljskih tezav. Nanics
je bila njihova kakor pyej. Tudi
ma gozd so pozabili. - France.
tovo odsotnost so lajsala pisma
Pogostokrat je pisal. Vsako pi.
smo je .lezalo po vee dni ma 0.
knu. Prisel je Andrej, sedel, ga
bral; prisla je Nanica, storila
je isto. Matt je natikala ocala
prebirala list, XII il je trepetal v
rokah. Precitali so pismo diva.
krat, trikrat preden so ga spra'
viii. "a
France je pisal, kakos Sc mt
godi, kako je v tujini, kaj della
Vsakikrat je bio pol pisma sa.
mih vprasanj o domu.
Prislo pa je nekoc pismo, ki
ga nj pisal France. v kratkih
besedah je naznanilo, da je ma.
Sci smrt v rovu.
Crna zalost je objela OBJ te.
novici Kosanove. Nobena izmed
dotedanjih nesrec nj dosegla te
Kosanka je iztocila vse solze v
dolgem tugovanju, nato je sa,
mo stokala. Dalec ma vas so sc
gubile tozbe. Tako presunljive
SO bile; tako glasno so 'izpove'
dovale materino boil. Nihce je
nj mogel potolaziti. IL.
Nanica je tozila bolj, kot mo
re sestra. Vest Sc j je oglasila
znova. Izprasevala jo je, &c Sc
DO mogla kdaj prav oddolziti
bratovemu spominu.
Tudi Andrej je dolgo zaloval;
vendar je v MEM premagala
zivljenska sila. Ustavil Sc je ok
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n II Ak . PK vN D 81

misli ma brata "Slediti mu mo-
ram, tako moran biti, kakor je
bill on" Predstavljal 81 ga je Y
duhu, kako je hodil, delal, go
voril. Videl ga je odlotnega, hi
Itrega kakor je bill. Njegova mo-
zata beseda mu lie zvenela cd
dalec ma uho. Postal je Sc tre-
nutek, nato je stopil; v hoji, v
delu, V besedi je skusal posne-
matt Franceta.
Zopet je prispelo pismo; v u
rad so klicali Kosanko. sla je.
Tam je izvedela, da je bill njen
sin tujini zavarovan in da do
bi zavarovalnino ona. Tako Sc
je tudi zgodilo., Kosanovi so
prejeli denar in so plaeali dolg.
Vse to nj pomirilo matere; !;
zalovala je Sc vedno in je rekla,
|da ponese to zalost S sabo v
grob. Vendar je njen pogled lju-
beznivo pobozal polja in dom
vselej, ko Sc je zatopila v misel
ma mrtvega sina.
Tone je Sc deial v zemlji; ma
posled ga je domotozje iztrgalo
tujini. Vrnil Sc je domov. Pri-
sci je ma Polog. z negotovim,
skoraj plahim korakoW je sto-
pill v Kosanovo hiso. Sprejeli
so ga ko lastnega cloveka. Mo-
raj je pripovedovati vse, kako
je bilo do nesrece in OBJ nesre-
81. Kosanka ga je gledala, kot
da j je prinesel sabo xiv
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An: KID O 7 e

Cesar August je odpustil IL
armade mladega moza po ime-
nu Heronija, ker Sc je bill pre-
gresil proti vojaski disciplini.
"Kaksen vzrok maj navedem
donna? Moi oce je yes vnet "a
vojastvo," je dejal mladi moz
obupan.
"Reci mu mirno, da sem tt
JAZZ zelo nesimpaticen," je odgo-
voril cesar.
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spomin ma sina. In ko sta bila
= Nanico sania, je spregovoril
v zadregi:
(Konec prihodnjic.)
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ali stole, XII morajo biti prenov-
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arations and Jetpelry, including
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1941.
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and Virginia Stores on a te,D items iDhich
are under State contract laus. Right
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Evening star., 1943-05-19
Mrs. Nadine Gallagher
Elected President Of
Women's Bar Group
Association Votes to
Waive Dues of Members
In Military Services

Mrs. Nadine Lane Gallagher, an
attorney in the special war policies
unit of the Justice Department, was
elected president Of the Women S
Bar Association at its annual meet
Ing last night at the Mayflower
Hotel.
Other officers elected are Miss
Doris Williamson, vice president;
Miss Marion Carr, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Sara M. Williams and
Miss Margaret H. Early, treasurers;
Miss Della S. Jackson and Miss
Florence Curoe were named to the
Board Of Directors.
E. G. Giddings, special assistant
to the president of the Capital
Transit Co., urged the members in
their daily contacts to make known
the need Of women bus and street.
car operators. Mr.. Giddings pointed
out that IS women are now en-
ployed by the company in full-time
or part-time work essential to the
war effort.
Judge Florence E. Allen, justice OF
the United States Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit at Cleveland, Ohio,
expressed regret that she could not
attended.
The association voted to waive
dues Of members on active duty with
military services until the end OF
the war. At present, two members
are in the women's services.
Committee reports were read and
approved. Vice President Marguerite
Rawalt presided in the absence OF
the president, Mrs. Helen Goodner
Fifty -one members attended the
meeting, the last of the season.
Evening star., 1943-05-19

James, End. and Vera Quail, boy,
Danile and Laura Radice, boy.
Enos and Frances Rector, boy.
lincoln and Damavis Reynolds, girl
Dale and Florence Rice, girl.
Harry and Myrtle Rithman, boy.
Robert and Corine Ryan, boy,
Ellsworth and Ruth Scott, girl,
Norman and Hazel Shapiro, girl.
Gordon and Marjorie Simms, girl.
Alfred and Madelyne Slane, boy.
Paul and Anna stokes, girl,
John and Dorothy Strine, girl.
Harold and Ethel Stumph, boy,
Charles and Stella Weese, girl.
Carl and Mary Wehausen, girl.
Cramer and Aileen White, girl.
Charles and Thelma White. boy.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddus,
Joseph Guttenpla1. "a. Army War College,
Robert Walsh, 90, Camp Lee, Va, and
George Knittel, .jr.. A, 1920 10th St NV.
and Clara Oebsen, 81, 1911 New Hamp-
ts Doris i?G5Rsa @ e. 81 sFa St nx st. me- ana
Harry Blair, %, Marine Barracks Navy
kkuildins; II a " and Shirley Bissell 90 1885
1t. = Frank Tsi Marek. 81, Richmondviue, N. r.,
and Dorothea Meyer. 21. s14 10th
MfE{Sa EiSa, K:onaa n5ns9p 95 s5t Nay Yard. and
Newell T. Crolius, 81. 2413 14th st. ne,
and Jean Toney. 10, 1921 channing
Elton Pickrel 81, Fort Bragg. N. c., and
Isabel D. Bauserman. 21. Mount Rainier,
Th0mas s1a rssnsss 2a 4e 1z44 p Hsfs 1
wiIIs% ns P5nasI: r;;S i'll e. we.ss.ts No
Philip J: 5atney. a1, 1891 rlor,a. .ys
Robers @oit f. e. as 1925 Fort Steven. driv.
RICHARD pierssen. 81, and Marian Cutler
Lester oR.h slebeg St agS2 g. st Boiling Field
| 1t. Thomas Edwards, IT,, 25, 2s7 Rock
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Births Reported

bryant and Lurlet Anderson, boy.
Fe.iar FEonaid an ana loan. Joan Arendt, boy:
ETederic and Florence Berner. BOY.
Ebert and Ellen Blakely, girl.
Alvah and Peral Borman, boy.
John and Mary Byers, boy.
william and Sally Calls, boy.
Raymond aand Anna Chick, boy.
Houston and Lucy Claborn, boy.
James and Angela Coan, boy.
George and Mary Craig. boy.
Robert and Blanche Croweli, boy.
Norman and Pearl Dennis. girl.
Frank and Frances Dressler. boy.
Robert and Wilma Dugan, girl
Jesse and Norma Duncan, girl.
Kenneth and Jeanne Eakin, boy.
James and Helen Easton. girl.
Earl and Edna Finley, boy.
Melvin and Adelaide Fisher, boy.
Aurel and Margaret Foster. boy.
francis and Mary Garten, boy.
Charles Gan and Doris Hamil. boy;
Carter aand Martha Henson. boy.
Henry and Margaret Hogan, boy.
Peter and Magdaline .Horocofsky. girl.
Glenn and Ardine johnson, boy.
Melvin and Annie Jones. girl;
Gene and Lorene Knowles, boy.
John and June Leshinske, boy.
Charles and Mildred M ddox, boy.
Jesse and Mary Marshall, boy.
Charles and Maria Mosley. boy.
Carl and Sarah Mueller, boy.
John and Alberta MLsgraye,, girl.
Iero and and GaTs HeTsn M%ssshl boy
Edward and Josephine Mclaughlin girl.
Henry and Mary Norris, boy
Frank and Frances Novey, boy.
Carl and V Verna nosf osterman. a.1snan' boy 00''
Rudolph and Ida Ozol, boy.
Albert anad Manette Peacock. girl.