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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AUTO GENERATORS EePairea Tsnifs6n Es6nil work sf.
ensPged eltfs aoo4 as K" st. as NV So'g ME-. sasa
BLAcKoUT FIBER PAPER: 1907, light n;de
ls.ft rolI, 81: Capital s.yo Wallpaper Co"
18th and Eye NV. Ma. s31o. o.--
ssor coal autsmsii sDeaiss f0esfa eeh
Ians, 8" to SO stocked. Carly, l60s l4th.
BUILDING MATERIAL : our sou!hweSt
yard has osen Sard s9Sed Both
service ano your selection. Largest STOCK
IN Washinaton >, Pm, o. Rock-sottom
s5sssi e1s bes6 eo our B1 sofde fs5
BRICK. LUMBER. pLuMB1No Materials e
at bargain prices from n1naaeais eai, AZ W
Tasssd so1 1Ons EASY
Youth save time as well as money BY COM
m HEcaaoH & fss Il 0e5 eo f0gE gsa Dept
b925 Ga Ave. NV 1905 & Nichols aye Az o.
Lee Hgwy. at Falls Church. va.
REGK E5sfn. IgnREa GGn aardsns fes
pine, I-beams, heating plants doors sasn,
EradsTct tTs% aoS d pdss Moved q y ss
Ing Co., hoo So. Capitol st. FIR. sso3:
FLOOR MACHINES rented, sold, 1epairedh; nan, ed
finishes wakes. sandpaper. Modern Floors'
2418 18th st. NV AID. 1910.
FUR COATS, prices smashed: brand-nteoWs. ~
latest style Uf ssn Samp ooafs s4s
some some only My $50 Low overhead saves I1 yoT
| 5OT Big allowance for old coats speciaI
discount to Government employes Easy Easy
aenmS aYei Hobart 4nGt a61a tsei D''n' ~ 25.
FURNITURE BARGAINs-New, some are
fac. .ory samples al great SAVINGS 1oE o. CASH
SrAHIE IERS, 625 ST. NV. open eyes. =
GAS RhNGEs-Deep cut prices on tg braHd- a.
| models. Nj
your old stove GeDgi;t o TtoySs St aTe from
yrs. in the stove business. q
year. Phone Chestnut O193. 2S.-
INNERsPRING MATTRESS. fiat spring,
twin size. small chest Of drawers bateS
PIANOS FOR RENT-;jNew and used see!
spinets, srsnds and small uprishts at low low
monthly rates; Wide selection OF MAKES axes
sad st t'0sn smdds EsDOfifb Of bloc si5: 6rEN @ Eve
RADIOS, 81 each, from storage, rebuilt IN
cur shop. Trades ACCEPTED Ley US repair
your set and save SOC 1O10 7th ST. NV:
fa4} Phce. e A. vetor SaSs 1912 Zenith
Farnsworth. stromberg Carlson; R. g; ..h f.,
~ARB RaBfo sESs5' su0zfsan Ssf sSE
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. sH. 2299.
REFRIGERATORS-De sacrifice on
over 800 refrlgerators We nave tne iaIs
est display in washington and guarantee
not to be undersold. We have group Of
General Electric. Frigidaire, Westinghouse
Crosley Kelvinator. NORGE, Leonard. Cold
spot, usei. as low as $40; brend-new 194l
refr;geretors ct Atlas low prices: immedi
ate delivery; ecs7 terms; unusually hoera
'i'1e ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
wachnotons Largest Appliance, House.
921 G st. N.W.-Entire Building.
: District 3T31 Oren Ewes. Till Pm
: RFFRIGERATORS. rebuilt and guar. al
authorized dealers for GENERAL ELEC
TRIO. WESTINGHOUSE, KELXINAT0R
PHIICO and CROSLEY REFRlGERATORS
Buy now while they are available and price
are low. Liberal trsde.in allowance, Sa,. EaS p;S;
terms. You may may pay w1In 1,, y9H5 hRnt Dill
b14 10th st. NV. National Ss72:
| REFRIGERATOR. new and used, $50 up
guaranteed up to 8 years: easy terms p Q
Smith, 1874 H ST. ne. Lincoln 6O5O.
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ROOMS WANTED.

CONSERVATIVE middle aged gentleman
will pay well for large, comfortable room.
bath private home; vicinity goth and
SITS W Box IT'D, Star -.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CORD 1887 convertible sedan; radio and
parts: smart appearance. AID. O92S be-
tween $50 and pm, except Sunday.
DODGE 1880 de luxe 2-door sedan: beau
tlful condition throughout excellent
tires. one owner; exceptionally low mileage,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT. HOTEL. goth
and F. SITS n.w.-Fireproof; A. A. A.: one
room. Kit; dioette. pvt bath; ! or a. per.
nicely furnished: no cats or dogs. MA. 5422.
HOTEL I44O RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Newly, beautifully furnished bed living
room, kitchen apt. elec. refg.: Sl5 wk
ACCOMMODATIONS OR BOYS. 8
rooms and bath utilities furnished; maid
service. silver, dishes, linens furn. and
laundered. IA. 23l6.
TERRACE APT. 2 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath; suitable for employed couple or
gentlemen Phone Woodley S215.
APT. TO SHARE WITH GENTLE LADY.
roomy completely furnished; BLOCK 10
bus Shepherd 5015-R
LARGE LIVING RIM, . BEDROOMS, 2
baths with showers; for months.
Hobart 2l14.
4528 9th ST. NV ROOMS NICELY
furnished, semi-pri. bath, shower: utilities
phone: conv. trans. or SleeperS, SOD
ia O535 Thurs morn. or Fri
1917 18th ST. NE-NEWLY FURN. APT
two rooms, kit. pvt. bath; Frigld.' an i.
BASEMENT APT, l64s NEWTON ST
NV large rooms, kit, shower path'
Frigidaire, gas, cleo, radio; 500
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Newly furnished on-housekeeping apt
located a front of building containing
rooms and bath $50 including electricity
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. Dl. Sl4l.
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BooKs-.Highestt, PRICES a9 pai9 for soe 5000 90
st, NV. DI. 5O07. Open Sun. and ewes.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

2315 N. NOTTINGHAM ST. Arlington
Nice warm rm. for l or 2; shower; gen.
tiles; pvt family: nr. bus. OK. OO46-W:
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM new home;
convenient to bus: So week single, So
double. Phone Falls Church 1872 after o. -
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FARMS WANTED.

WANT TO BUY A FARM > TO 10 ACRES.
modern 6-room house, up TO IL miles from
D C RA. 01O0.
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c57 Carroll St, Takoma PIX. D. c. GE 1902.
FORD 1899 de luxe Tudor sedan: equipped
with radio and heater, very clean finish
and upholstery; excellent tires; perfect
r1erhauically. SlQ5
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ESTATES, FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES IN
Northern Va. Convenient TO WASHINGTON.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va.
Phone IS 20
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS. BATH, UNFIN;
Shed attic. fireplace, oil burner; fenced
lot 55x2l4: built-in garage; in SILVER
Spring. Reasonably priced. sligo 3431:
a5I2 LEE BLVD: ARLMNEW Ar azo OBJ DET; f. "A
S54 mo- 10 min. downtown. lOc pus-
GREENHOUSE, Ma. 1915: nights ne
1907.
81 600 LESS THAN MOST HOMES THIS
SIZE! 5 Ige rms and bath. full basement.
oil air-eond. Laundry trays, etc ssIde Here are are
etc Located in lovely Lynhaven; lust y
Minis. from downtown, Only s.. 30 %
RsE %EsLEY r. BGcHANAN HaS5TfaiSE IN TIE. $500
OPEN TO pM SPY 199 o}Saf 9WNER g. CHEVY
fhsse' fRss phone R C. rA a. 5f7s. aiFSs rooms O--
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL, :.
story semi-detached brick, bedrooms
modern kitchen, gas heat, excellent con,
dition, conv to stores. schools, ouses anu
cars $50 Whittier place NV
CHOICE HONE IN ATTRACTIVE SECTION
Of Chevy Chase. Nd. 132 Leland st. .see-
Elementary, junior high, senior high, paro-
chial and private schools; several CLUBS;
convenient shopping center. House mas
eight rooms: maids room and apunoant
storage space on third floor; oil burner
For sale by owner az oniy srHou, apoo. oo.
$500. ALL PRICE! JUST REMODELED.
Groom brick house, @-story @ 5I1ck saTaoe gaos
transp, Govt. buildings walking distance;
low expenses. real bargain. 33h N
st. sw. 20
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ApAp1MshTs UhFuRhIsHED.

34I2 I4th ST. NW.-3 RMS. AND BATH:
large studio liy rm., 20x2O; bedrm,. Kilt
dining room. bath: S55. Key at .}4l
1924 ORREN ST NE-2 ROOMS. KITCE-
en- bath. porch; heat and hot water e4o'
MA 5000.
5331 4th ST. NW-NEW DUPLEX. COR.
Jefferson; mod. rms. heat. h. water tuf'
suit > couples Mr. transp
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ADVANCE SHOWING.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

s-ROOM AND 2-BATH FURNISHED NEW
hrick home. with complete equipment 10!
. VI % Far,ii1et including separate entrance. at
Sl35 pei mo. Chestnut 26sl. ---
SILVER RSPRING-MODERN Broom BUN
ealow attractive yard: near ouS sno
schools: Sl10. SH 5ol DR. slIer . = M
SEVERN BUNGALOWS. BEAUTIFULLY
Furnished in mahog antiques. 3 minutes
TO ANNAPOLIS Excellent roads. Laree per
Fine beach Large living rooms, open mr.
places, 3 baths, screened porcheS. on neat
eIec. ranges and refg: Servants quarters
garages etc Rentals, 90 per mo.
Phone Annapolis 5434 or Baltimore S.u4
berry ASA e
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FUR COATS, prices smashed: brand-new,
latest style SAMPLES n0afs ZAP ZAP
some only $40 Low overhead saves you
5Oee. Big allowance for old coats. Special
discount to Government employees. Easy
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
CarroII Ct TaE n = 2oOo

FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan: radio.
heater, white sideWall tires; will take 500
for equity, payments S25 per mo. RA.
Q~p1 m tn
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

JEWISH HOME, attractive room, next bath,
excellent meals, unlimited phone; men
only Columbia 1882.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
water. inner-spring mattress; double rm
showers: 2ihr elevator service.
DOWNTOWN, 1912 r ST. NV choice
adjoining rooms; accommodate 4; single s
maculate modern home. HO. 5011.
ATTRACTIvELY furnished double room.
twin beds, private bath and phone; gentle
gentlemen preferred; oa nlSo EhphSh oase-
able able rooms. near 18th and Col. I'd. very
reasonable: auto. heat. HOBART S1so
I47 TODD PL. NE.-Large double rm.'
sn bed hyesT4eg gn eh?ne s eaE 4Y ffoe Ho se8
Mr. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD--Well-
furn.. warm single rm.; fine transportation.
CO. 677S 1852 Mintwood pl. NV.
THE CHURCHILL. 1870 P st. nw15single
spring mattresses; twin bedrooms, SI2.
SINGLES somi-pvt bath inner-Springs OPP,
bus stop. overlooking Shoreham Hotel.
nicely furnished, next to bath, IN private
home; $3.50 per mo. Phone MI. I1f5'
1880 GIRARD sT. NV. Palmer House"
-Redecorated twin bedrooms, 50? ?.50-s35;
FRONT ROOM. double bed, S. week; un-
lin. phone. use o. kitchen. l5o ST. Sc.
Ii. 1911 Mrs. Humphrey. --
CHEVY CHASE, 1913 Broad Branch I'd.
Near bus stop; large. well-furn. nm: | S.
> E windows: large closet: use OF phone
and radio; S. ger wk.. gentle gentleman, !,
BRIGHTWOOD NEWLY FURNISHED
rooms single and double. Home prlvlieees'
tile showers; reasonable rent. Girls pre-
ferred. IA. $50.
I7I3 DE SALES ST. NV, opp. MayhoWer
-Larse double room. nicely, turn.; uni.
phone: walking distance; adults.
FREE RAS RMS VIII or colored-Handy
man caring during spare time OF 2-famlly
house MI. 1898.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELP MEN.

AUTO BODY MAN. 1st class; none other
need apply Coast In Auto Sales. see MY
Corzine, or call SH. GAL.
BEER ROUTE SALESMAN, experienced for
established beer route: guaranteed union
salary and commission; good working con-
Gltin.ns. b Isl ler Boy 2SH-C. SAL.
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UPPER 18th ST-Desirable vacancies for
3 or 4; S35 and $40. Single and double.
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| FLOOR MACHINES rented. sold, repaired:
| Complete linz floor supplies, non-scratcn
finishes, wakes sandpaper. Modern Fioofs
| O119 18th st NV AD 1870,
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BPICK. LUMBER; million feet. all sizes
wreckine Suburban Gardens Amuse. PARK
Pipe. I-beams, heating plants; ants. doors Sash; ST
yard; hundreds of bargains. Arrow wreck
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girls. OR. O355.
I77G MASSACHUSETTS AVE. .NW.-A
distinctive home for young people in an
unSurpa ssed location; reasonable.
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Housss uNEuRNIshEp.


CORNER HOUSE. I 5th AND. E SITS. sE@
rooms and bath, Arcola heat: $40 mo
MA 1896. %
BETHEsDA-NEARING COMPLETION AND
available about Jan Ist, We have group
OF new 3-bedroom. living room, dining room
and kitchen homes Ter rent at sloo pei
m9PhATnh m9i9PhATnhAM-HA1I. WI. 1880.
RENT OR SALE. VA. AND Md TO 8
rms S65 to SIS, if buying with substantial
ca sh payment. balance less than rent
FULTON r. GORDON, owner, 142! Eye 81
NV DI 523O, once hrs. S m TO 2 m
AVAILABLE JANUARY l. NEW HOMES
both brick and frame 5 rooms; a MI :
garage, big yard Swan I'd. at Suitland,
Md Phone Lincoln 1896.
BRADLEY HILLS.
real value in new detached brick resi-
dence, containing 3 rooms and paths
built-in garage, porch, automatic neat
convenient to transportation and stores.
For appointment to inspect call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, 1NC.,
Or cal WI. 07s6. 3 to PM. Daily.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Large room, bath
adjoining, single bed, suitable 2-3 young
plrlc OR uI1n
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1871 panel delivery: origi-
nal black finish has never been lettered:
very low mileage: perfect shape throughout
and ready for work; only $685.
PAUL BROS-Oldsmobile
$500 Wisconsin Ave WO o161
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HELP DOMESTIC.
SITUATIONS MEN.
PERSONAL.

ACCOUNTANTS started, kept part
time: audits statements, tax service: local
references: very reasonable. OR. 2074.
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,-o- wiSCEoNsfN AVE, N.w-Large
modern apt, living room, kitchen. dinette
BEDROOMS, screened rear porch VII VII
rent only 10 well recommended a aouIV
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO, MA. 2343.-
ADVANCE SHOWING.
New ultra-modern apis. ready for oc-
cupancy January lst No l Hawaii ave.
ne Just north OF Soldiers Home. ~
81 and Az room units; rentals from - -
wood floors. Venetian blinds. Metal Etcn-
en- cabinets and extra large closets.
14th and x CAFR1TZ. Dl. !oso.
COIORED-CORNER 53rd AND CENTRAL
dinette, bath screened porch: heat and no.
water $3.50. DAVID COOPER ooO r
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AL kinds. panels. stakes. dumps, vans.
by the hour, day, week, month or year.
Trucking Service. NE 523R.
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CAMERAS, movie equip, photo supplies.
CASH Trade! Brenner, 943 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Open 81.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for. mems
used clothing Harry's. 1898 9TH st. NV
DI, $3.50 open eve. Will call.
CLOTHING-Highest prices PAID Tor mems
used clothing. Bermans, ll22 7th st. NV
ME. 3767 Open eve. Will call.
FURNACES, radiators, used heating and
nl11mbing, surplus equipment of any Ge-
scription Block Salvage, Michigan 714l.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware
rugs. silverware, painting; highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Taylor 1898.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
all kinds, also elec. refs stoves, tooIS'
IRNITIJRE-Wanted to buy, some good
used household goods: also electric re.
frigerator and piano. Republic 3612. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

NITURE-HousehoId furnishings OF al
kinds, maximum cash prices. bric-a- -brac
china. Call any time, RE. 1904, Me. 53l7
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
PROPERTY WANTED.

9Os N. DANIELS ST, ARL., VA-6-ROOM
house, completely furn.; / block bus
lines; oil heat; 500 per mo. GL. 0192.
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FURNITURE BARGAINS-New, some are
fac ory samples at great savings for casn.
SrAHI ERS, 625 F st. NV. Open ewes.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)
Laundry Route Statesmen,
DIAMOND CABS.

Men to learn laundry sales; previous
experience not necessary. Apply Mr.
Houck. National Laundry Co., 21 Pierce
st NV
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NEW BRICK HON
RRADIEY BLVD
RITnDFRS' TRADE-IN.

PENNA FARM HOUSE-TYPE HOME; on
ba1f-acre wooded lot, center hall. distinc-
tive living room, powder room. 9 bedrooms,
. baths MR. TREAT, WI 6649
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GAS RhNGES-Deep cut prices on brand
new ~ models: up to $50 ta13 alIoWsefd7 Ior m
ieTevre stove Co, 926 ". Y. ave. NV. is
rrs in the stove husineSS. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
Nozis Strike i'm 2-Heoded
Drive Toward Suez Canal

lacked Malemi airdrome on Mon
day night and Tuesday. a COM
munique issued here said. and ION
Tuesday heavy attack was made
on a large number of enemy air
craft on the ground. many being
destroyed and several others Sc
yerely damaged British sources
previously had reported shooting
down about 40 enemy air trans
ports)
The Raj. also reported that
bombers had scored direct hits on
two enemy merchant ships of 1900
and 10000 tons off the North Afr1-
can coast, apparently setting them
afire.
In western Egypt, the Germans
advanced to Sollum and He'll Fire
Pass and stiff fighting is continu-
ing what may be new drive to-
ward the Suez Canal from the
west. synchronlzed with the at
tempt 70 capture Crete. The island
is regarded as one of the chief de-
fenses of Suez and bastion that
must be held if possible in the
battle of the eastern Mediterran-
can
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
Troops Maneuver
In War Games

FORT ORD, Cal. May % (UP)-
The new 7th division of the U. S.
Army, maneuvering for the first
time as an integrated unit, prac-
ticed defensive movements on the
Fort Ord reservation today and
prepared to execute a strategic
withdrawal tonight in its divisional
war games.
Major General Joseph w. Still
well, commanding the $4,000 men
of the division, reported complete
success in the first movements of
the maneuvers which began Mon
day night.
Assuming that an enemy force
had landed at San Luis Obispo and
was driving north in two columns
against Monterey, the division
moved up at night to make the
first contract with the enemy on
Grant-Ewing Ridge, on the SOU
thern end of the Ford Ord reserva-
ton
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28

the Canea sector but late military
dispatches said that the most Sc
we're fighting was in progress after
the British had landed reinforce
ments.
Hand-to-hand engagements have
been fought in the Malemi and
Canea areas by Australian, New
Zealand and British troops, and
the British naval forces are still
preventing arrival of axis seaborne
reinforcements. Dispatches also
said the enemy had not used any
tanks, which were reported to have
been landed by air.
In Berlin, the Germans claimed
capture of Canea and said dive
bombers hindered British efforts to
evacuate Crete after the Nazi air.
borne troops had broken resist
ance of the British)
The royal air force heavily at
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28

CAIRO, May % UP)-A gen.
eral headquarters communique to-
day said that British imperial
forces temporarily had withdrawn
from Halfaya Hell Fire. Pass,
southeast of Sollum, near the
Egyptian-Libyan frontier.
The British withdrew, the COM
munique said, in the face OF
pressure by numerically superior
forces" which the axis powers threw
across the Libyan border into the
western edge of the Egyptian des-
EFT.
ENTRY of Germans into Sollum
already had been reported in Lon
DOM
Whether the enemy was starting
a big-scale drive toward AleXan-
dria and the Suez Canal was not
indicated definitely, but the ref
erence to superior forces appeared
to mean that the thrust was more
important than earlier advances
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
Germans Occupy HeIIfire Pass Near
Libvdn Frontier as British Retreat

which had been tplned back by the
British.
The drive apparently was syn
chronized with the German Of
fensive in Crete the chief Medi-
terranean Island defense of Suez
GERMANS CLAIM
PASS OCCUPIED
BERLIN, May % CUP) Ger
man and italian troops have oc-
cupied Halfaya Hell Fire. Pass
southeast of Sollum, Egypt, the
German high command said to-
day.
Authoritative quarters in Lon
don said the British had with
drawn from Sollum following an
advance by German forces with
tanks and artillery. The British
said it was probable that Sollum
was in German hands but they
made no reference TO Hell Fire
PaSS)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
Bee Registration
Dead|ine Near

The deadline for registering loca-
tions of bees in Imperial county is
next Wednesday, County Agricul-
tural Commissioner B A. Harrigan
announced wednesday.
"If bee owners do not give us the
locations of their bees" Harrigau
said, they will not be included on
the maps to be prepared SO bees
will be protected from poison busted
on crops to kill pests. owners must
call at my office in the court house
basement in Ell Centre or telephone
the locations by Wednesday of next
week.
Preparation of the maps showing
locations of bees is part of the plan
to protect bees from death from
poison scattered on crops in pest
control programs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
Resistance Broken
On Crete ..- Berlin

BERLIN, May % CUP) - Brit
ish resistance on Crete has been
broken, the official news agency
said today.
The agency said the Germans
were in pursuit of the British
Greek forces on Crete.
The agency said that in the wa
ters around Crete yesterday Ger
man bombers sank four merchant
ships totaling 1880 tons In ad-
dition another vessel of 1000 tons
was damaged severely by a direct
hit and its loss may be assumed
The German land attack has
been from a main base at Malemi
on western Crete toward Canea
Suda Bay and along the NORTH
shore of the vital island
German forces have taken nu'
merous prisoners, including the
Greek naval commander of Crete
the news agency said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
Magno|ia-hu|berry
District Notes on
Local Residents

Friday evening the Mulberry
school auditorium was the, scene
of a community party which was
enjoyed by many. 1t was sponsored
by the ladies of the Mulberry COM
munity club. The evenings enter
tainment, comprised of dancing,
games and music, was directed py
the teachers, Mrs. Robert Pinner,
Mrs. Jack Hart, Lois Foote ana the
principal, Mrs. Evelyn Mcintyre.
Ice cream and cake were served IN
the basement and the All club girls
sold candy and soda pop. ms Will
be the last party of its kind be-
| fore the closing of school.
Mrs. Frank Bruton was honoreo
| at her home last week When q
| group of her friends gave her a
pink and blue shower. Mrs. S. 3.
/ Diokerman, Mrs. Mordasini ana
Mrs. Lane we're hostesses OF the de-
lightful affair. Lovely refreshments
we're served by the hostesSes fol-
lowing the opening and Inspection
of gifts among those present ana
sending gifts were:
MesdameS James Williams, Frank
| Chalupnik, John Suchy, John Gray
S. S. Herd, Noel Cook, George
Jones. r. E. Ryder, Robert Taecker
Forrest Switzerland, Dick South
arland Bob White, Karel Koluvek
Leo AXler, Clyde Brown, S. S. Dick
erman. Lane. Mordasini, Albert
Love; the Misses Carolyn, Melba
and Barbara Dickerman, Stella
Jones, Rosa Nell Williams, Pauline
Bruton, Agnes Suchy, Betty Grady
Shirley Chalupnik, Georgia and
Kenneth Jones, Roberta and Lu-
ellie Taecker, Evalyne White, Emily
Janice and Lane Koldvek.
Miss Mable Taecker and Miss Sci
ma Olson of WatertoWn, South OAK
ota, who have been visiting rela-
tives of Miss Taecker in the Mag
nolia and Mulberry districts, left
| Tuesday morning to visit other rela-
| tives on the coast before return
ing to their home in Dakota. This
was their first visit to California
and they enjoyed very pleasant
week. They were houseguests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taecker. Miss
Taecker is Howards sister.
Charles and Buster Burnett were
weekend visitors in the community
from Inglcwood.
Sunday evening the SONS and
| daughters of Mrs. r, F.. Ryder gath
cred at her home on Holt avenue
to honor her on Mothers day. She
received many lovely gifts from her
family. Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bachar
and Eugene and Donald; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Jameson; Mr.. and Mrs
Dan c. West and Dannie Gene;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taecker ano
Roberta and Lucille; Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Brown and Marilyn and Dor
cen; Richard and Roger Ryder.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-28
BY EDWARD w. BEATTIE, JR.

LONDON, May % (UP)-German
forces, landing on Crete in increas-
ing numbers, have rendered British
positios at Canea and Suda Bay
"precariouS" and have made the
positions at Canea and Suda Bay
authoritative BRUSH quarters said
today.
Gambia was among the points at
which additional German parachut-
lists landed.
Some improvement was reported
in the Retimo area but it was not
clear in reports reaching here
whether German reinforcements
also had arrived there.
"The situation on Crete does not
present very rosy picture" author
itative quarters said. The worst
place is the Malemi area. The 20
sition about Canea and Suda Bay
is not clear but it undoubtedly is
precarious."
Authoritative quarters said the
strain on empire troops in Crete was