Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 10

NORTHWEST CASUALTIES MILITARY SECRET OUT MINNESOTA Marin Corps Deal STILTS. Pvt. Stuart Mrs. A1U Stills, mother. Wlndiim.

Marine Corps Wounded PRETTY MAN, Pvt. Jerome P. Clarence M. Prrttyman. father, International Falls, KAIM.

Pvt. Ronald K. Edward Radl, sfpS7 father, Pipestone. father. Warwick.

CENTRAL PACIFIC: KAUTZ. Pvt. Fred J. Mrs. Pauline Ranis, mother, Wlshek.

ROSLING, Pvt. Carl A. Frank G. Basting, father. Bowman.

SOI'TH DAKOTA SOl'THWEST PAC'iriC: Armv Dead RARWETT, f'nl. William, Jr. Mr. and Mr. William Rarnelt.

parent. Rosebud. MEDITERRANEAN: DAVIS, Pvt. Lewis W. Mrs.

Mabl L. Davis, mother. Scotland. WATERS, Pvt. Valorl Gordon Waters, father.

Madison, EUROPE: RRIGGS. Sgt. Walter K. Walter D. Brtggs father.

Kirlry. LANGLAND, Cpl. George. Jr. Mrs.

Faye E. Lanrlanri. wife, Rrookings. McGILLIVRAT. Sgt.

Harold A. Mr. and Mrs. Alii J. MrGlllivray, parents, Junius.

ENGER REQUESTS CAMPAIGN PROBE Charges that an effort is being made to hinder his state supreme court candidacy by allegations he has suppoil of the CIO political action committee, were made Monday by Clifford E. Enger, Austin municipal judge, in a letter to James C. Otis, Paul, president of Minnesota State Bar association, asking investigation. Enger said campaign literature being circulated by supporters of lRoy Malison, Minneapolis, contain accusations. Enger has TAC support.

"I have hundreds of friends "I MtnnMpoflfi Meriting Trifcmie Tuesday, Sept. 19. 1944 INTIMACY STORY DENIED BY WIFE Defendant Called to Witness Stand Mrs. Anne Marie Donahue, 34, flatly denied accusations she had 'intimate with James Leroy Kleindl, 36, when she was called to the stand late Monday to testify for Kleindl, now on trial for alleged adultery before District Judge Vince A. Day.

Ol II I II, Pvt. Charles Edward Mrs. NAMPMIN, Pvt. Donald II Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Sampon, parents. Jackson. Pvt. Charle Edward Mrs. VINSON.

Sit. Russell O. Mrs. Ethel E. Vinson, mother, FHIager.

WALKER. Pvt. Norman E. Miss Ircn M. Walker, sister.

North Hibbing. MEDITERRANEAN: AALDERKK, Srt. John A. Ailt Aal-derks. father.

Renville. RENDU Cpl. John Mrs. Ann Bendlck, wife, J0i Twenty-sistn street Minneapolis. HI N(l, Pvt.

Martvlg E. Mrs, Adneta Bars, mother. C'learbritok. KEMPER. Set.

Norbert F. Mrs. Emma 1. Kemper, mother, 3 sot Snellnlg avenue. Mine neapolis.

LUDOLPH. Lt. George Mr. and Mrs. Edward n.

I.adnlph, parents, St. Paul Park. PEDERSON. Pvt. Carllsa P.

Mrs. Christina Pederson, mother. Franklin. PIKM.A. Pvt.

Markus J. Mrs. Rme Flkh la. mother, Rralnerd. SAXTON.

Pvt. Melvln Clarene H. Sas-lon. brother, 141 Irving avenue Minneapolis. RTRUKEL.

Rgt. Matthew W. Mrs. Mar-gsret Strukel, mother, Aurora. CENTRAL PACIFIC: Esther Sroflrtd, mother, 535f Forty-Seventh avenue Mlttneapolls.

Navy Dead KI.AYSMAT, Raymond Henry, seaman 'previously reported missing) Mr. and Mrs. August Klaysmat, parents. Ilibbing. Army Dead EUROPE: REACH.

Sst. Rus-ell A. Russell A. MORGEN. Cpl.

Harold N. Paul H. Mor Beaerh, father, 22t Garfield avenue, Min The elongated steel tower on the eat side of the Minneapolis armory, built immediately after J'eart Harbor and shooting skyward 17 stories high, is a radio control tower. Technical details of-the-device have been kept a military secret for the past three years. The tower was constructed primarily to make sure military forces in this area would be in constant touch with the adju-tantgeneral's office over a specially designated radio beam.

Contact was to be made with a traveling unit housed in a truck which could also get signals through any commercial radio station in the state and transfer messages to the armory station. In this manner, needed troops could quickly he moved to any section needing help. ten, brother, Mellette. PETRICH, Cant. Oran Mrs.

Percy H. Helm, aunt, Sturgls. SCH.IODT. Sgt. Glynn A Peter Bernard Srhjodt.

father. Sloes Falls. KI'ND. Pvt. Grorg E.

Mis Henrietta R. Sunri, niece. Winner. C1DENICH. Pvt.

Joe O. Mrs. Mary Cet- neapolis. HIIIAN T. I.t.

Edward Mrs. Rose Brlsnt. mother. 1137 Seminole avenue, St. Paul.

BROWN. Pvt. Daniel C. Mrs. Rose Brown, mother.

Detroit Lakes. BRZINSKf. Pvt. Delroy E. Mrs.

Pearl F. Brxinskl. mother. St. Cloud.

Vfs amazing how customers always come back for Marin fades!" wW hf TIM Mirfm Tirrmt fry Slv trtm-mk kh4t btfttf lan, mother, Eveleth. SOUTHWEST PACIFIC: BERGQUIST, Pvt. Nela T. Henry H. Rerg- 1 VOELSCH.

Pvt. George W. William Voelaeh. among the working people of Min The witness, wife of Pvt. James E.

27, said Kleindl was in her apartment at 308 Eighteenth rather, watertown. YOI'NG. Lt. Nathan Mrs. France C.

Young, mother, Aberdeen. WISCONSIN Marine Corp Dead ROTH. Col. Robert A. Robert W.

Roth. nesota," Enger said in his letter to Otis, "and I am appreciative of their support and confidence. "But I am' not acquainted with father, Reloit, Marine Corps Wounded SEXTON. Pvt. William C.

Mrs. Grace Sea. quist. brother. Buffalo.

CLEVENGER. Sgt. James R. Mrs. Robert Miller, matvher.

Rralnerd. DERLER. Donald D. William K. Dehler.

father. Ely. NOTARO. Pvl. Martin J.

Mrs. Rose No-tarn, mother, 500 Alrirtch Minneapolis. REMER. Pvt. John F.

Arthur N. Remer. father. Wlnsted. WOOD.

Pvt. Dean O. Walter K. Wood, father, Northtield. NORTH DAKOTA EUROPE: Army Dead BRATVOLD.

Sgt. Annll Mrs. Rsgna A. Bratvold, wife, to Alf Melvor. Maddork.

CARNAHAN. Pvt. Harold E. Mrs. Li isle Carnahan, mother.

Rncklake. anyone of the CIO Political Ac avenue the night of Aug. 9, as company for Robert, her 9-year-old son by a former marriage, while ton, mother. Shell Lake. KLOWE.

Pvt. Norman R. J. Mr. and Mr.

Ben Klowe, parents, Wabeno. EUROPE: Army Dead MUELLER. Pvt. Alvin John Mueller. she went out for the evening.

tion committee, and it is a false and unethical accusation for a candidate to circulate such rumors in his campaign literature." Mrs. Donahue said she returned father. Marahfield. The Chewing Dentifn'cegsT V3 BATHtS TttTM IN NEW-BORN OXYGEN SIEVERT. Cnl.

Rruno J. Mrs. Francis Sievert. mother, I Crosse. home about 11:45 p.m, and after undressing, without turning on the El.ECKEN STEIN.

Pvt. Ed Max FleekeB- steln. father, Richardton. SOUTHWEST PACIFIC: DUNCAN. Pvt.

Jamea A Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duncan, parents, Hasel Green. MILLER. Pvt.

Walter Mrs. Lillian Lr POSSUM. Cpl. Karstea A. Mrs.

Asta Pos lights, she put on a housecoat and lay down for a few minutes beside Robert on his bed. Kleindl was dahl. sister, Grantsburg. Lt. Mills Arrives From Prison Camp Carle ton E.

Mills, 3507 Twelfth avenue was one of a group of 15 American prisoners of sum, mother. Aneta. LINN, Pvt. Samuel F. Mrs.

Florence M. Linn, Center. POCHETTE. Lt. Lane A.

Edwin Psasette. father. Hannaford. COSTAIN. Lt.

Col. James A. Mrs. Martha A. Costain, wife, Moorhead.

DAI.BY. Lt. Robert M. Mrs. Bessie E.

Dalby, mother, 42 l.uverne avenue, Minneapolis. DAY, Pvt. Jamea If. Mrs. Marian Day, mother.

Redwood Falls. DOYEN, Pvt. Thomas H. Mrs, Jessie Doyen, mother, Pipestone. DUPREr.

I.t. John W. Hart A. Duprry, father, Wayxata. ENtiSTROM, Pvt.

Arthur L. Albln O. F.ng-strom, father, Two Harbors. FAGRE. Pvt.

Oswald P. Mrs. Emma Fag-re. mother. Park Rapids.

FERAN. Lt. John E. Mrs. Cleo E.

Feran. mother. 332 Diamond Lake Minneapolis. GARVIK. Lt.

John D. Mrs. Emily A. Gar-vik. wife.

SI S. St. Albans street. St. Paul.

JOHNSON, Pvt. George D. Henry Bengen. friend. Wlllmar.

JOKDET, Pvt. Clarence E. Mrs. Mary Jordet, mother, Gonvirk. I.KKRNS, Mat.

Harold P. Mrs. Emma M. Hamburi, mother, 178 Lexington avenue, St. Paul.

McCOKMICK, Pvt. John G. Mrs. Margaret MrCormick, mother. Zimmerman.

MICKEI.SON. Pvt. Arthur Mrs. Agnes M. Peterson, slstrt, Albert Lea.

NASBY. Pvt. Marlln Selmer Nasby, father. Sl' Falrview avenue, St. Paul.

PAINSCHAB. Lt. John P. Mrs. John E.

Painschub, mother, Waverly. PETERSON. I.t. Sidney Joseph R. Peterson, father, Fairmont.

KADICII. Sst. Hoisn Mrs. Mary Radlch, ntothrr. RAUPACIf.

Pvt. Paul P. Mrs. Marie Raa-pai'b, mother, liH Jelterson street Minneapolis, ill I.I. Sit.

Reuben O. Mrs. Martha A. Roth, mother, Rochester. SKAJA.

St. Roy Mrs. Mary Skaja, mother. Sauk Rapids. SLOSSON.

Lt. Wyman Mrs. Helen F. Slosson, wife. Bemldji.

SOBRAK. Tvt. Edward J. Mrs. Clara So-brak.

mother, Faribault. SWANSON. Srt. Richard A. Edmund C.

Sanon. brother, 14 Cecil street SE LI -J PACIFIC: LARSON. Pvt. Donald L. Mrs.

Catherine Larson, mother. Clayton. MEDITERRANEAN: KUCHERA. Sgt. Charles H.

Mrs. Mary Kuchera, mother, Rice Lake. REINIIOLT, Pvt. John A. Mrs.

Irene 0 MONSON. Sgt. Harley E. Mrs. Marie mother.

Hayward. Reinholt, mother, Stanton. R1ES, Pvt. Arthur H. Mrs.

Mary M. Rles. mother. Casselton. SHIRLEY, Sgt.

Edward A. Mrs. Fera A. Shirley, wife, Minot. SHOGREN, Sgt.

Harold V. Mrs. Anna Shogren. mother. Blnford.

SIVERTSON, Set. Milton S. Mrs. Emily Slvertson, mother, Carbury. to I I war, previously scheduled to return home on the Swedish liner Cripsholm, who arrived Monday night at National airport, Washington, af not in the room, she said.

She must have fallen asleep, Mrs. Donahue testified further, because she was awakened by "a commotion in the hail," caused by the entrance of her husband and three policemen. i She described as "a lie," testimony earlier in the dny by her 16-yearold daughter, Eva Ann Wanhala, who said she had seen KKI.STAD, Pvt. Oscar L. Mrs.

Laura Skis- tad, mother, Tioga. WATTS. Sgt. Hunter D. Mrs.

Ruts R. Watts, wife. Devil l.ske. WEKTI.ING. Pvt.

-Raymond A. Mrs. Ida Westling, mother. Drayton. WOI.D.

Pvt. Clifford Mrs. Dlna Wald. star. I mother, Fortuna.

MEDITERRANEAN: ter a plane trip from Great Brit JLA ain. her mother and Kleindl sleeping SCOGGIN, Pvt. Ralph J. Joseph Srhmldt, grandfather, Casselton. WETZEL, Pvt.

Ravmonil A. Mrs. Rhy A. Wetrel. wife, Tutfle.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC: LOHNES, Srt. Philip J. A. I.nhnea. Members of the croup, the war Lt.

Mills to department' said, wore taken Walter Reed General hospital. Lt. Mills, bombardier with an air group operating from a Me- PAID ADV TH rtewey. New York CitT, ny W. Vnlnnt tCl Rn ehairman.

Minnesota Republican Volunteer Committee, for which reeular rates have beenpaid; HEAR Governor diterranean base, was shot down together before she left home July 2. The daughter said on that date she went to live with an annt and uncle In St. Paul. Mrs. Donahue testified after the state had rested.

Kleindl is expected to take the stand in his own defense Tuesday. The state has indicated that trial of Mrs. Donahue on a similar charge will follow that of Kliendl. over Germany Dec. 19, his wife, Marion, was advised last January.

He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Mills and a graduate of Central high school and University of night when his automobile collided with a streetcar at Ninth and Cedar streets, St. Paul. He was taken to Ancker hospital.

HURT JS CAR CRASH Michael Tschida, 48, 708 Virginia avenue, St. Paul, suffered head and shoulder injuries Monday Minnesota. wixir H30 Kilocycles WMIN 1 400 Kilocycle WLOL 1330 Kilocycles WTCW 1280 Kilocycles Mora. News 1'LtS. A.M.

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