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Cd Deviled Meat, Lib. 81 o 2-IIr
CD Tuna Fish, all white, US 4lc
60 Tuna Fish, EatweII 7 o.. $50
N Shrimp. Blue Plate, 7 OF. 25t
Cd Oysters, MY-T- Good. 5 0. 2Ic
Cd Carnation Milk, tall. 8 for 2ss
CD Cherub Milk. tall cans, ca. &C
:. CD Darikold Milk, tall can ca. SC
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COFFEE STAMP NO. a EXPIRES JUNE soTH
EDWARDS COFFEE LIB Csc HILLS.
lAIRWAY COFFEE. LIB. Zoe LIB. .33c
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sURGAR stamps H. Is and is each good for lbs
d5 and 16 for canning sugar.
u AND SUGAR. 3 LBS. 34c Is LBS
III AND / SUGAR. 10 LBS. 66c $1.65
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Alternate Delegates
Attend Convention

! Fin1ey-Mrs. Irene Hughes and
Mrs. Gladys Ash returned Satur-
day from Yakima where they went
as alternate delegates to the state
Grange convention.
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Points Price
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QA Apple Sauce. Libby 20 0. l5c
(25) Fruit Cocktail. Lib. rs o. SIC
(4) Grapefruit JUICE. Did. As o &c
(2l) Peaches. Rio Rita, Is 0. l8c
(N) Pears, Sunbursi nv, rs o. 24c
(D Blended JUICE. Adam rs 0. SIC
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(lO) Catsup. Red Hill. IA OF. I!s
Q4) Cut Green Beans, 70 OF. lsE
go Diced Carrots, Del. l6 OF. lOE
(l4) Cream Corn. CRY H. Zoo. lac
(l6) Fancy Peas. Walla. 20 0. l3t
(D Tomato JUICE. Libby. EO.A
CID Gerber's Baby Food. now &c
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M) Shortening. Royal. BIB. 6Oc
Q5) Snowdrift Shorten. 3 lb. 68c
(D Pigs Feel. Armour S, pts. Csc
~ Vienna Sausage. Lib. 4 0. lie
G)EZ Serve Veal Ii. liz 0. SAC
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Santa "a TrOMIDIeHlaker
Child EXIperl Says

WASHINGTON Dee rs 'JPl
Tho War Narpower Commission
r5s ruled That santa Claus rs none
essential now comes fro science
of p>ych.atry 10 proclaim Mat he
may a'So pc a 'Ioabicmaker
when a child discovers his
parent lied about santa, tir
Martha Macdonald said today
"he may react violently and
question the truth of All he has
learned from his father or
mother"
Nr, Macdonald pelChatr.c
Services advisor OF Tho t. y.
'bddlcr's Bureau suggested tHal
parent, could avoid a Tot of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

Brother that
wasn't tn 2
half of ~.
Here what
happen ned.
Inal 28n M
the I AN
lC outineutal
VI q Z q r :
packed SO
Z h ri stuas
DO O. or
San Ia 70 r
SFrNtCCulCU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

f,tlhlr simply hN not telling heir
children there is7 Santa Claus
"But IL Nou tell your child
about santa She said. pre-
sent him a. a delightful make
believe person. Don't pass him
OF A. gospel truth. Be care
hl 10 distinguish between the
real and the unreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

REMEMBER. I vas telling
Vol Yesterday about the two
Dozen eggs that got mixed np
with the Christmas packages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

80 NJ A|t
chr Stmas I2s ~
boNeS for '>St& $500
santa for sz'n sn
SerNiCcmCu. VIM
Nou'rc not allowed 90 carry
sny strange packages inside
war factory as YOU well know,
II Won ever tried L. do IL Pack
ages have 90 he left in the badge
room at the gate.
S0tr5TS whore The Christmas
. packages were stacked
81 wore some miscellaneous
other packages which workers
were gong 90 take home hut
they Got picked up and delivered
10 us along with the Christmas
boxes.
The personal parcels were.
The two dozen eggs, IN a
shoe box.
Three overseas packages
each containing FIVE pounds OF
coffee
3-One quart Of whisky
1.-Two boxes Of shotgun
shells
5-One percolstor.
So far only the whisky has
been found and returned.
Finding the rest is as hard IS
finding a steak in restaurant.
Louis Demmer Al Club Berkeley
nephew Of the famous Louis al
the Book-Cadillac, has so few
steaks that he doesn't even list
them on the menu.
This week, 4 customer walked
in carrying a Bible.
Put NeHF hand on this Bible.
Louis" ne said land swear that
YOU haven't got y steak"
Louis served him one.
Speaking of packages. a cOu-
pie OF nights ago the Michigan
Showmens Association asked
me 20 speak.
This is an organization of
actors. amusement park oper-
atorS. carnival bankers circus
men. a high diver, movie, luke
box and SideShoW operators, not
10 mention pitchmen and ono
man who makes his living as a
flre-eater.
All of these guys have been
around. Collectively. they know
all the answers 10 everything.
Some Of them could sell YOU
your own hack teeth.
They live nv the code Of the
midway and the stage door
look out for yourself and don't
lend money.
But let a fellow member he
down on his luck and every
man jack will dig into his own
pocket or money belt for a
grubstake. They give ~, with
no strings attached.
The ShoWmen believe that
theirs is the first club in Detroit
10 send presents every month 10
all members who are IN uni
form. starting with two carnival
men. It. Bobby Cohn and Cox
swain Cappy kaufman, who en-
listed within as hours after
Pearl Harbor.
Every m Q m b er, returning
from war. will get $500 from
the club, and maybe more.
Harry Stahl. the president;
Pop Baker. Jack Gallagher and
Bernard Robbins take charge of
these activities. One day II was
discovered that members OF
showmen'S associations from
other cities had been appearing
on the Detroit mailing list hut
the Detroit treasury didn't Suf-
fer. They found ont that Gala
CHER had spent 81 200 Of his
own. hut not a cent of the
clubs money, on these out
siders."
In summer. these men scatter
10 the circus and fair grounds
all over America but the service
fund goes right on and, last
summer, I'm dull periods on the
nnidwayS, the members sold
$4,000 worth 81 war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
First Woman Student

STATE COLLEGE Pa, Dec IA
iJNSl- The first woman student
admitted TO the Pennsylvania
state College enrolled IN 1871. 16
years after the college was
founded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

Atpf9fe4 b ora nd u PB. Pad ts' b, ip4Aof,y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

smashing Christmas for everybody in the
rockng
that's had the critics coming adeeves for months It's still
Y weeks Hear
Roberts Celeste Holm Howard D Silva and
directed byay Bakn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
War Offices Lop
ExCeSSCIerkS

WASHINGTON Sept % ms
Tho wsr department. today is IN
fhe 'hrocs Of 2 purge designed
70 lop off dead lumber in both
CIVILIAN and military personnel
THe c>odu. OF stonographcr-
and flpefs from Washington, has
8.roady begun Some have been
gce.a~ flied and denoted IN grade
while others anticipating "a civil
service Az have left OF their own
accord
The survey teams which are
checking up on war department
cSployes and thcr work have
The final word in deciding tho fate
of The thousands of clerical
workers whose usefulness Is M
question.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Knox, Stark Leave
Ireland for Scotland

LONDONDERRY. Northern Ire
land sept 20 tINSl- United
States Secretary OF tho Navy
Knox and Admiral Harold r.
Stark commander of American
naval forces m the European thea
ter rl operations. lctl today for
SCOTLAND after spending Sunday
MS guests of the Duke of Abcr-
corn, governor Of northern Ire
land
They arrived I'M Londonderry
Saturday night aboard a British
Warsnlp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Safe-CPackerS Fooled.
EOrcER Gas EsuRpS Out

Gt~ rluoning ihwarbcd sale
crackers Yesterday morning when
thcy'ian odl 81 fuel for their ace
tylenc torches while attempting
t0 open the Office safe az the
Ernst Fuel and Supply Co. 23O55
GIue,beck highway
The ycggS worked So long how
ever and heated Tho safe to such
"a degree that they scorchcd about
hall OF $1,000 IN the strong box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Churchill, Wife
Back in London

LONDON. Sept. 20 CUP) -
Prime Minister Churchill. back in
London after his longest absence
since hc took office, conferred
with cabinet ministers and other
advisers today preparatory 10
reviewing the progress of the war
IN a speech before Parliament
Churchill Sis wife and daughter
Mary arrived here last night by
train on the final leg Of the return
journey from a five-week stay mn
the United States and Canada.
hlghhghtcd by the Quebec con-
ference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Sailor Gets His Cake
EsMt I'D Months Late

a group OF sailors inNthc Brook
lyn Navy Yard area recently had
quite a workout on a delectable
bat slightly time-worn swectmeat.
Sont from Detroit, Mrs. George
Squirrel of SOP Spokane re-
ported 10 the Times today
Mrs Squirrel said that last
Dec ] she sent a cake she baked
10 a friend OF hers, Woman &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Il Dute His Idol;
Both Fall Together

NEW YORK. Sept 20 uNS)-
Mario Quarello 81 thought Mus
Sobni was everything that II Duce
down through the years has said
he waS-and for Mario Quarello
the collapse of the Italian dictator
was more than could be borne.
So yesterday Mario Quareuo
killed himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
285, 900 Draft Cases

NEW YORK Sept. 20 GNSJ-
Leo r. Pennington. assistant 10
FBI Chief J Edgar HOVER dis
closed Yesterday that up 10 Sept
1 the FBI had handled molc than
2s5, 600 cases involving violations
of the selective service law. In
only . per cent Of The cases were
convictions necessary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
MARSHALL REPORTED OUT

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 (UPl
The Washington TimeS~Herald
today said il had excellent reason
10 believe that Gen. Marshall is
out right now because he won't
further subordinate his technical
views 10 thd global strategy Of
MeSSrS Roosevelt and Churchill.
The Times-Ilerald said that top
generals here were putting up a
fight 10 keep Marshall as chief of
staff and that they were trying 10
persuade Gen. PerShing to appeal
10 the President in his behalf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Windsors in Mar
To Visit Washinqton

MIAMI Sept. 2oB INS)-The
Duke and Duchess of Windsor.
stopping off here after a plane
trip from Nassau. Bahamas. pre-
pared today 20 leave for Wash
lngtOn.o
The nature of their visit was
not disclosed but DO was learned
that they Will remain N Washing
ton several days,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Germans Flee
To Mountains
Near Sd|erno
Yank FIiers Wreck
246 Trucks in File
Quitting Battlefield
BY RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN

ALLIED HQ, N. Africa. Sept.
20 (UP)-Signs of a general Ger
man retreat from the Salerno
area were reported officially to-
day as 1t. Gen. Mark w. Clark's
Fifth Army seized all dominating
heights on the Sorrento peninsula
overlooking Naples Gulf for a 15-
mile gain and drove inland from
Battipaglia.
The Cairo radio reported the
Eighth Army had taken up
positions before Naples "and
the battle for this city is ex-
pected TO start at any moment"
international News Service
said)
SwarmS of American ASS in
vader fighter-bonbers blasted and
strafed long columns OF hundreds
of German trucks moving into
mountain defiles above Salerno in
what may be the start of the re-
treat toward Naples. At least DAG
of perhaps 500 trucks were de-
stroyed or damaged Sunday alone.
PLANES HAVE FIELD DAY
The American planes enjoyed a
field day as they ranged UP and
down the narrow. clogged noun
tain roads running north from
Contursi, 10 miles east of Eboli,
unopposed by German aircraft.
One hundred and nine trucks
were left blazing wrecks and 1877
others were damaged badly.
tThe' Algiers radio reported
that Amalfi, seaport midway
between Salerno and Sorrento,
IS in Allied hands, ms said.)
The ground forces communique
reported weakening enemy re-
sistance all along the Fifth Army
bridgehead on Salerno Gulf-an-
other indication that the Ger
mans had begun TO withdraw
from the area.
Seizure of dominating heights
on the Sorrento peninsula. which
separates Salerno and Naples
CULTS, extended the beachHead
along a narrow piece of land tut.
ting "A miles out into the sea.
NAZIS LOSE 40 TANKS
On the northeast shore of the
peninsula lies the CaStellamare
naval yard.
Pushing inland on a broad front
the Fifth Army seized territory
IN the hihs north of Battipaglia.
IA miles southeast of Salerno. and
IN the vicinity of Montecorvino.
II miles east of Salerno. Fighting
was on a small scale. however.
compared with that Of last week
AT least 40 German tanks have
been captured or DESTROYED since
the start Of the invasion Sept Q.
The British Fifth Corps in
southern Italy made slight adj
VanceS, the communique said. wip-
ING out a pocket Of resistance az
Gioia, % miles northwest Of
Tarantos and capturing the town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
FRIENDSHIP VERIFIED

The two physicians were going
through In CoreyS desk when
officers arrived. Capt Wojciszak
said
Mrs Elizabeth Corey. 379
Hamdta. Hazel Park. who had
been cStranged from her doctor
husband for three months. told
police the physician was in ne
habit of using sleeping powders
after he had been drinking.
she verified the fact that both
Or Naurcr and Or. Kogut were
Odds friends Of her husband.
Mrs kogut also was questioned
and said her hu S b n d and Dr..
Corey were friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
StandIeY on Way 10 U. S.

MOSCOW, Sept 20 CUP)-Adm.
William H. Standley L. s. am
basSador 10 Moscow. was en- route
10 the United States today in re-
Spouse, IL was understood. 10 an
unexpected summons 10 Washing
ton for consultations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

Ernest Tranger. in the New York
naval district And just the other
day he wrote her that the cake
arrived on Sept 10, some 10
months later.
He told ME the, cake was
pretty dry, but the boys all
rallied round. dag In with the
sharpeSt knives they could find
and cleaned IL up anyway" Mrs.
SQUIRREL said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
ISIDe.y
Spurs.
Sales

Nlchigan's Third War Loan
drive is tagging the iittfe fellows
are not buying that 500 bond that
hurts.
That's the message today Of
Frank y. Isbey, chairman OF the
state bond drive, as he prepared
letter 70 county and executive
Chairmen urging them 10 stimulate
more sales, especially through
small buyers.
With The drive az the halfway
mark total state sales are little
I-~T- S15s, 100000. The goal is
Si5lOG0.O00 Michigan IS 32d in
the lineup OF states.
Casualties in the last ~
hours of the SalernO beach cam
paign were greater than the
whole time since Pearl Harbor,"
he said.
CASUALTIES RECALLED
How can any man. woman
or child able TO buy bond
~ Eitpk AUf NhtTlDNFN VI iHtNt
gallant soldiers
Every mother Of dead
soldier could well ask her neigh
hurs. What did YOU do today.
my son was killed last night >"
Latest Official figures released
by the Office of War Information
place the total number of United
States casualties al l05.205 tx
GLIDING the great losses IN Italy
and the South Pacific. more than
% 600 American men have died
for tho folks back home The least
we can do - Lend eHr money.
Out 20 do their part IN selling
war bonds 20 DetroiterS, Wayne
County judges and lawyers today
are placing the finishing touches
on sales talks they will give ON
CONTINUED on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
ADVANCEssALLIES' LINE

The transfer of Sardinia 10 the
Allies advanced the Anglo-Amari-
can line in this section of the
Mediterranean more than $50
miles, giving them a springboard
for a landing in Corsica and
bases which Will enable fighters
10 escort bomberS in raids along
the Observation-Disclosures from
tier region. which the Germans
must keep open if their troops IN
Italy are 10 be kept fully sup
piled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Marshall Custer
Plot Charged

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 GNS)-Important congress
sonal authorities considering today the proprety
public inquiry into charges that powerful interests
trying to GUST Gen Marshall army chief Of staff because
they disagree with his strategy for globa warfare
Some congressman would like to learn whether the
military strategy Of the United States the fate of its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
BACKED BY CHURCHILL

An authoritative source said
that Churchill has only the great
est admiration for Marshall
Sagacity and his constant defense
of American strategy
Similarly on the highest au-
thority II is reported that the
other members of the United
States Joint chiefs of staff and Of
the famed combined chiefs Of
staff United States and Great
Britain are opposed 10 Marshall $
removal from their groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Kelly Seeks
Businessman
To Fill Posi-
through With Politics
on Commission, Says
Governors Statement
BY DON GARDNER
ILme. Slaff Corresnondent

Ian SING, Sept. 20-The
resignation Of r. Glen Dunn as
chairman Of the liquor control
commission vas announced today
by Gov. Kelly.
While The governor insisted
Dunn was in complete tccord'
with the decision, he indicated
strongly he had requested the
resignation.
II have been looking for a new
man for the liquor chairman
ship for the last week." he said.
I'm all through with lawyers
and politicians,
What | want is business
administrator who can 90 in
there and understand every
phase OF the work from audit
ing TO distribution.
WANTS BUSINESS MAN
Dunn has done the best he
can from a lawyers approach.
Now ] want business man
and I don't mean a fellow who
has run a popcorn stand sue
cesSfully. This is going 10 take
an executive with the ability to
run an S80,OOO,OOO per year
business.
Kelly announced that Dunn.
who was ATTY Gen PuShtOn
chief deputy before shifting TO the
liquor commission. would return
70 RuShtonS staff He will not be
chief deputy, however, it was
learned.
The governor said his chief
problem was finding the type Of
executive he wanted az the sal
airy of $500 SIT by law.
MUST FOLLOW RULES
"UnfortunateK we cant
change the laws" he said. 1--WE
work according 10 formula and
we have no room 10 deviate.
The prices we must pay are set
by OPA and the prices at which
we sell are set. It's the same
way in all phases of the bust
moss"
Dunn, the governor said has
agreed 10 help make a study Of
the liquor laws of other states so
that possible changes can be sug-.
ecsted 10 the Michigan LesIsla-
turc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

Al the damaged money can be
reeccmcd by the government
company officials said
The empty acetylenc torches
were abandoned by the yeggS, but
they stole a {, gasoline book con-
tanning, "a coupons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
ADVICE BY CIVILIANS

TIE civilian advisers were
quoted as demanding complete
concentration of American power
against Germany and Italy. With
only a minor effort against Japan.
one high administration Off
cial said MaTShalrs enemies are
Associate Supreme Court Justice
Frankfurter and UnderSecretary
Of War Patterson. This source
said Frankfurter aDd Patterson
were trying 10 replace Marshall
with 1t. Gen Somervell
One Of the amazing phases Of
the custer move is an authenti-
Gated report that Prime Minister
Churchill is opposed 10 il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Sardinia
Taken hDV
Italians

ALLIED HQ. y. Africa. Sept.
20 cUPl Sardinia. a 9,200-square
mile island with air and naval
bases within easy striking dis
lance of Rome and the south
coast Of France. has gone to The
United Nations without the firing
of a single Allied shot.
Two Italian divisions on the Is
land attacked and routed German
troops, then Advised Allied head
Quarters that they were in posses
sion, an official announcement
said The fleeing Germans were
believed TO have joined other Nazi
elements on Corsica, 7i2 miles TO
the north.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
TRANSFER TO EUROPE

The Journal further stated that
the custer plot contemplated
transfer Of Marshall 10 command
Of the European thcater Of opera
tons.
The custer move hairs .nCep-
ton months ago Last May a high
government official said that
some Of the Presidents intimate
civilian advisers were seeking 10
transfer Marshall TO a less impor-
tani post because he was urging
d heavier diversion of L. S..
troops, equipment and supplies 10
the war against japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Firse Volunteer fer
Red Cross Service
Overseas Is Killed

Dorffv Stretch So FIRST De-
tro.t woman 20 Volunteer t'r & mr.
seas service with tHr Rea Gross
m World War IT va- klet q; her
In England Har parents SIR
and Mrs EIWo1d IT. StD'rh %. 81
California highland Par. We're
notified.
Miss Stretch "a former .toof
teacher. j, believed 10 brtrc fTsf
Michigan Red Gross nurse 20 N'
Killed ahraad Report Indicated
that She had mpi death whale on
duty near London presumably
during raid by German bom1.rs
TAUGHT AT FIELD
A-mcmbor Of Che Field School
teachng staff OF the Detroit
school system from 1929 after
acquiring AN a. Il at Wayne Jul-
verSlty and q masters degree at
the University of Detroit She
entered the Rcd Cross Motor
Corps In juno. 1912 However her
adventures abroad really started
long before.
Travelling i'm Japan I'm 1910. She
had the uncomfortable experience
of being arrested as am American
spy n charge which was without
factual basis Her mother cX-
planned today that she later wrote
she had been IN the company Of
a British officer whom thc Japa-
ucSe believed 10 be an agent OF the
Empire. and that She was also
suspected
Dorothy had absolutely no
fear In her makeup" her mother
said proudly today.
EXPECTED TO DIE
"She wanted 10 he right in
the thick Of action when she
Joined up, and that's where she
must have been at the end. She
did this even though She told
friends when she first planned
Ia 70 that She never expected to
get back"
Besides her parents. Miss
Aroich leaves Two sisters ono.
" rgucritc is in the war depart
%.t'nt at Preside Camp on san
Francisco. thc second sally Is 10
student at Highland Park High
school where all the sisters at-
tended
MiIIiary funeral services have
hceu planucd for hcr abrDad Use
iHm.ly was notified and masses
VIII g.. said here az Blessed Sacra-
mont. santa Maria and 81 Vim
cents pdrIs6es.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
CoRSICAN PORT FALLS

GItalIan troops on Corsica
have Joined French Patriots in
fighting the Germans. a London
broadcast said. II credited the
French with capturing the west
coast port Of Ajaccio while rein
forced German troops seized the
northeastern town Of BastiaD
Another Italian contribution "a
the Allied cause was disclosed in
a front dispatch from the Salerno
area that told how Italian naval
units accompanied by single
British naval officer took over
lSchia and Procida Islands. off
the northern entrance TO the Gulf
of Naples
Seven Italian ships were found
at Capri, south Of Naples. when
Allied forces occupied that island
earlier in the week. The crews
were so inSiStent that they be al
lowed to fight the Germans as
part of the British navy that they
were permitted 10 go 10 ISchia
and Procida