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Charming Southern Colonial
AnnrnXinatelu 9 Acres

Rebuilt. enlarged and modernized with
the finest and most expensive materials.
The grounds are unusually attractive,
rolling. beautiful variety of trees and
area. the site affords seclusiveness and
privacy. The home is thoroughly insu-
lated, including the side walls: 10 rooms.
baths. frst-f1oor lavatory, freplaces.
unfinished clubroom also maids room
and bath. Truly a delightful home for
the larger family. Call Mr.. Shackelford.
MA. $500. Evenings and Sunday, cali
Sligo 660s: BOSS & PHELPS exclusive
agents., l417 x ST NV
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Yates Gardens, Alex. Va

NO. .S16 SO. PITT ST.
most attractive brick home with
walled garden. oil heat, paneled dining
room. open fireplace. large living room. ;
o o and tiled bath. Immediate
ppotssesSlon; Price. S9.750. Open Sunday
| 9 gsp zen ana o pm. CALL MADDOX
iiaENHOLM. MA. 1905. for fun informa-
p sloI, property only 2I9 years old
ALioR. EDW. r. CARR BUILDER
Ana
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COLORED. 1863 Maryland ave ne.-s-
re- 47 9e R nessIi + Barn sarret s'0oo CAN
COLORED-Warder s. n.w.-A beautiful
corner home: also other properties. Call
COLORED, $40 4sth pl n.e-5-room
5Sq bun f h beth h-wh eee gas sun
or org easy sy terms az s ssasse lots
COLORED-Near LIST and 8 SITS. NV
lge. rms, bath, cellar. garage; excel. cond
post. Call Mr. Byrd. DE. 1850.
COLORED-Deanwood Special rm. brick
bungalow, bath. cleo. and heat, how'd. rs,
s b lse yard $500 down. Cox 8. Co..
IN, After and SUNDAYS, ean r. 1898.
homes, near Howard University, every i'm
provement; bargain priced: $1,000 cash.
Clarence Tignor, DE. 100: ewes, ia. 3010.
COLORED-l31S E. Capitol ST.: rms.
bath, gas. cleo: vacant, like new: $500
SSS9 fasb 3sen SUNDAY Ma No el5e
heat: cleo: $3.50 cash req. Y. S. Huribert..
Ma. 1870. 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-6OO blk End st. ne: q
s5ec sfm,hdst er ihS rms bath gas,
esrf. ~ $3.50; 9al H St; nv s,ra, 49,.
Ice rms hpWd Si oo nsa1 = e Safhs, fuii
cellar: in fine cond; $4,000, $3.50 cash.
Cell DE. 1882. Mr. Dickens.
COLORED, Logan Circle-15 rooms, 3 b.,
good cond.: excellent investment; terms
Mr.. Dickens, DE. $3.50.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND KENYON
SITS; N;W.-Modern brick 10 rooms, 2
baths hot water gil heat; priced fo59 quick
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| COLORED-NEAR 18th AND KENYON
baths. hot, water oil heat; priced for quick
| sale. Call Elk. $3.50 or DU 1880
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRAILER WANTED.
PriVate party Will pay cash for larss
ra!ier: Write P. BEARD, Route 4, Boz
i13. Alexandria, Va x
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.S6,750-S50 PER MONTH.
3-bedroom home, large COST. living
room with open fireplace. dining room. de
luxe kitchen. ample closet space, attrac-
tive side porch, lifetime steel windows.
screens. insulation, full basement. ideal
for recreation; beautiful wooded lot: high
elevation: COW. to bus; immediate occu-
pancy 81 900 cash, $50 per month: or
less cash and larger monthly payments
Open. 1921 55th pl, Rogers Heights Sub
division. Hyattsville. Md Owner. ROGERS
CONSTRUCTION CO.. WA 2613 QS3R
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DAIRY FARM,

Direct from owner 2O4 acres Of highly
tillable soil, 3s head of fine Holstein and
Guernsey cows and heifcrs. All T. B. and
blood tested within the last so days. All
farm equipment. Plenty OF hay and silage.
viii sell farm separately or everything
complete for $1,000. Excellent tenant
who will remain on the premises If desired.
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS,

DETACHED BR1Ck-$12,65 go.
Beautiful modern home, less than 2 yrs.
old. situated on a 55-ft front lot in
fast room on first floor, 3 large bedrooms.
an unfinished ATTIC. extra bath in base
ment, side porch WESTINGHOUSE refrigera-
tor, aforementioned heat with modern GAS
FURNACE and all other modern improve
ments. To inspect. phone Mr.. Wolberg,
IA. 1885. with
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO,
1905 H St NV National o345
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DUUUI UdII Il6dIUy OU,, Oh. FIbI
KENILWORTH BUNGALOW

5 rooms. kitchen and bath, on a nice,
level lot; extra large, dry basement: near
stores and transporta ton. Price, $4,000
Immediate possession
Mr. Lowery. ia. 1876.
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6 ROOMS-S7,65O.
AUTO IN TRADE

Silver Spring-Attractive Colonial OF 6
within blks. of main Shopping center;
newly decorated. coal INV h: possession
with down payment; wooded lot, some
fruit trees; Sl.5O0 cash. balance easy:
viii take late model auto in trade.
Suburban Realty Co.. SH. 4161.
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Continued On Next PAEeH
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Center-Hall, Semidet. Brick,
OF E0n

home with good income. End floor
has Arm. bath apt. rented for sos mo.
ment has l rm and dinette-kitchen. Oil
heat. Recently redecorated. Near 18th
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BRICK BUNGALOW.
or 0En

-, Just four years old Near transporta-
ton. In Silver Spring. Contains living
room with fireplace. good-size dining room,
modern kitchen. 1st-f1oor bedroom and
laVatory: 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
blower heat.
BRUCE, KEsSLER, s27 18th NV
MA A354 WI SOSE
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BUSES FOR SALE,

WHITE, one 65 city-type rebuilt o5-naI.
Senger bus, $1,000 one SIS White de luxe.
luggage racks, streamline 29-passenger bus.
81 900. Write or phone owners Rossmeyer
4 weber Bus Co, Box 3l2, Metuchen,
y: j. telephone Metuchen 6-l9S0 as
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BUNGALOW-S8 $50

Lovely brick BUNGALOW in Silver Spring
near Mrs. KS Toll House, , bus lines
nearty; large, corner lot, built-in garage,
tional rooms, oil h.-wh.; must be seen to
be, appreciated: $4,000 cash required,
balance like rent.
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HILLCREST,

2S01 32nd ST Sc AT. 1899
5-room and bath brick bungalow, gas
r w. heat, insulated, foored attic, large
enough for two rooms: recreation room,
toilet and stationary tubs in cellar. -
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Bungalow-Chevy Chase, Md,

Very convenient close-in location: 2
bedrooms on first floor. 3 finished rooms
on second floor: excellent condition; built
In. uarage. wooded lot. Call WO. 1900.
ONCE open until pm. EDW. H. JONES
Il
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S16,95O.
NEAR MACARTHUR BLVD.

Vacant-l0 rms, baths, lavatory and
extra room main floor, new-house con-
diition; near bus and schools may take
smaller house in trade. WI 2H3h
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BETHESDA, MD,
CO OEO

This attractive home is located Just 4
blocks from business section; Modern in
every detail. Den on LIST floor . baths.
garage, servants quarters, large lot. If
you are looking for a comfortable, con-
venient home, close to everything, you
should see this one. E. M. FRY, INC,
1240 WIS ave. WI. GAO
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Modern Detached Brick,

S7.150. Built about > years ago and
recently reconditioned throughout Offered
even though the market is higher today
Wen located in a community Of new
homes IN Consress Heights. Sc; close to
pubic school and transportation. Contains
rooms, tiled bath. full basement auto
matte heat and all other modern improve
be had. To inspect, phone Mr.. Tabler,
WI. 1lS2.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
-1505 II ST. NV. National 2345.
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01oV CIC OI 1GIIN0J
$9,750.
On beautiful fenced-in lot, 65x2OO; CEN
ter entrance; in perfect condition, slate
roof, copper spouting, screened side porch.
recrea ton room; near bus: this Is beau
tfful little Groom white brick home, with
green shutters.
BRUCE KEssLER,
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NIIHIV O1IEV CI1AOC VInOIEI,
Within 2 blocks of Chevy Chase Circle at
Conn. ave, short walk to Blessed Sacra-
ment Church, shopping center and excel
lent transp. Owner has reduced price to
S16,95O for immediate sale. Includes 5
bedrooms and 2 baths on second floor. .
bedrooms and bath on third floor, spacious
living room, dining room, reception hall,
putlers, pantry and kitchen. There are
. fireplaces throughout house; Any one
recurring large home should see this
property without fail. For details, call
Mr.. Burr, WO. 739.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI 1411
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HILLCREST,
1st-Floor Bedroom and Bath,
bedrooms, tiled bath on second floor: large
recreation room with built-in bar. special
oil hot-water heating system, fireplace,
screened rear porch, detached brick ga
rage; house will be completely renovated
to suite purchaser. at SCI 300; attractive
terms may be arranged or discount will be
given for cash Inspect by appoint ment
with Mr. Tsbler, WI. 1852. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H St. NV MA 2345.
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NORTHEAST INVESTMENT.
Row brick, in good condition. leased to
good tenant until May. 1913: SIS
m 7Hthly; Tenant makes repairs. Refriger-
sl2r included. Price, $500.
Mr.. Lowrey. TIA. 1876.
FGODIE 4 COLBERT. INC. MA ssh
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
NEW 6-ROoM COLONIAL,

Hyattsville. Md - S6,750- Completely
renoyated inside and out: rooms, bath.
iuli basement; mi: on bus line; near all
m ton call hetv ll-S 81. Ago
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
FARMS AND ACREAGE
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

FARM, about 80 mi; modern 7-rm. house.
tenant house; springs and streams: out
bldg; stock: farming implements. NO.
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BETHESDA, MD,
S12.5OO.

6..room brick 3 years old. in new-house
condition. Large living rm. with fireplace
large bedrms, . baths End floor. Other
features include screened porch, shaded
lot, servants quarters ! block from
E NJ Fry INC ro4n Wis aye vi s.In
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Brick house, new condition: rooms
bath, gas heat: " square from car line
owner will give prompt possession; River
Terrace area. Call Mr.. Mason, Ii. 5000
ADEIBERT w. LEE,
8211 Pa. Ave. Sc. IL 1000.
Satisfied pt,rchoears c;,,. 90 WV
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BETHESDA, MD,
BUNGALOW Q5n

You will be surprised at the size of the
rooms, in this bungalow They are excep--
tionally large. Hot-water oil heat, screened
porch and inclosed porch. Large lot, ga
rase. l block from transportation. Al
condition. This is todayS best buy.
T24O Wis ave- WI $40
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PETWORTH-Se 25O

y W 0IV % ,ZOO,
90 feet wide, g good sized rooms and
rear screened porch. storage attic, nice
Shackelford, MA. 5000; evenings and
Sunday. Sligo COOS. BOSS 81 PHELPS
exclusive agentsD. I41. K st. NV
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE,

ARLINGTON, VA.-Beautiful wooded lots
tor sale; Buy now; build that dream home
after the duration: Louis R. Simpson.
realtor 1850 No. Irving St, CHI. 7777
4. HoMEsITE. ON UNIVERSITY TER.
THkT HAS A WONDERFUL FUTURE.
PRICE REDUCED TO soc PER SQUARE
TT. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO, 1881 K
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Sl3.5o0-Dairy and stock farm; high-class
farming neiehborhood; 200 acres: coed
house with cleo, hot-water heat and oil
burner excellent view: 32-cow dairy barn,
with equipment to ship to Washington: >
young horses; tons hav; tractor and
other m machinery: tnrmS KnnSinRtnn $50
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

End FLOOR OF LARGE BRICK BUILD
ING. IN REAR OF 1871 X ST NV, 60x
FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY PERCY
II. RUSSELL CO. 1131 K ST NV
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RARE BARGAIN

Near Fairfax Courthouse acres, s-room
modern frame house with large modern
storeroom and flling station on U. S
hwy. shade, fruit trees. money-makeI
and home. Price, S6,25O; $4,000 cash
balance easy.
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LYNHAVEN RESALES.

only 10 min. by bus from the Pentagon,
Bureau of Engr. and Printing and the
Dept. Of Agric. We have several resales
lar is a Broom brick home with front
porch, tiled bath. full basement. auto
heat expensive electric stove. most favor
ably priced at S6,150, conv terms; DOS
session may be had within IA days Of sale.
Call MT: Ivey, TIE. 1900; eyes, after 4,
AID. S6SS.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL BUILD modern warehouse on corner
block from Hechts warehouse or 2
floors. 6 or 1000 so. #, and rent 10 re-
liable tenant. Owner, B. w. Doyle, Ma
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DODGE 1898 panel BODY one-haif ton
perfect condition: price $3.50 90. Privatc
owner Phone Chestnut 03l3 So
DLMr TRUCK, 3i2 tons. G. M c., An
feet cond., good rubber; 81 900 cash. CO.
54ss after 9 pm. Owner.
DODGE 1888 half-ton panel deliyery.
gocd condition. s@s5. NE. os37. s."
CHEVROLET, 1910, and Ford "a ton panel,
2eriect condition. good tires. 1900 Bia-
DODGE panel. 1895: private party: Sat,
H I'm 3n,y , GaaSh Is,G ave; ne. s.
very good condition tires fair: S3fs:
Terms and trade. Franks Used-Car Lot,
SO4 Blsoensburg I'd ne LII 433o
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HYATTSVuLE HILLS

HYATTSVIILE HILLS
5-r; bungalow. bath, cleo. full bsmt
coal heat; large. deep lot; "a block bus
and store: $4,000 terms
EDMONSTON RID
S-r. brick. arranged in 2 apis: h-wh.
fireplace, front. back porches: large bsmt.:
garage; bus at door: owner in service:
$500. terms. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call
HyattSville O334 ewes WA 1871
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HOUSES WANTED "a nuv ,e... ,

1L1oEH you 9ELL YoUR PROPERTY, Get
our oner. We charge no Commission High.
eSs PRICES paid and prompt settlement. 6ea
SOLON11AL !NVESTMENT CO., SIT 9th st.
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A PIECE OF LAND

A PIECE OF LAND
Is a sound investment In these uncertain
highway in Fairfax County, ranging in
size from | acre to 10 acres tsmall farms)
lilly wooded, several lots have streams
Bus service by property, cleo. and phone
available.
N. G. Hines & Sons, Inc,
REALTORS 1920 Lee Highway CHI 244n
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ANOTHER BARGAIN.

Small farm, 30 acres modern Groom
house, barn. chicken house, Gear garage:
all in Al condition. Well fenced. Lo-
way, IA miles from B. c. Good bus
services. $1,000 cash. balance easy
Price, $3.50 Shown bv appointment
J. G.. HOSKINS,
Fo11 fyhurrb Uo mel lie rburob 1So-
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7 SJ,90U,
MOUNT PLEASANT.
An extremely attractive stone and brick
row home with 7 rooms. bath and extra
LAY recreation room. gas heat, Venetian
blinds, in immaculate condition: Just a
stcp from the bus. streetcars, stores and
schools. A pickup which will be hard to
beat: Call ME- ll43 until & pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR
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CHEVY CHASE n e

Near Nebraska and Military I'd. This
7-room and bath detached brick home
with an exceptionally deep lot, can be
Fought for only S13.95O. Convenient to
nus. stores and all 3 schools Call Me
1143 until 6 pm
] WESI
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

I PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices for old
D. e; houses no commission. MRS. KERN,
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER At $4,000 in or
near Bethesda? At least two bedrooms,
automatic heat, nrst-noor Law and cleo
hood and yard important. Condition of
decorating less essential. Quick settlement
4 suitable. Private party. Box 3SO-K.
MODERN Groom brick with fireplace in
Wash. or nearby Md. near convenient
transp. Backstrom, Hillside O55l-M, 81
WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. ana Sc.
property; quick settlements. Gum q
WILL PAY CASH for small mouse in
D. G. from private party. Quick settle
ment; No commission to pay. RA. 9l36.
WE HAVE several clients that will pay
cash for homes in Arlington or Falls
Church c. 8. Shillinsburs, 46l5 Lee hwy,
Arlinst9n, Va. OK. 1924: after 6 pm,
FREE APPRAlSAI8-PRONP SALN.
lmmsdiats C4sh O4aIG 1t Full Value
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$40 11th ST Sc.

DETACHED-2 APARTMENTS.
large rooms. tiled bath, each apt g.:
Perma Stone, modern, gas h.-wh: Scar
GARAGE, beautiful garden, large porches;
End f.. S65 mo. garages, S24 mo-: LIST fl
owner occupied. Inspection BY appt only
FREDERICK A. BLUMER,
GIT Pa. Ave. Sc.
FIR 1nSS Ewes. FIR 1873
LIST COM, DOWNTOWN. 13 R.. 3 B. FUR,
rd.. $500; near Navy Yard, g r. and b.,
$3.50: Kenilworth, 7 r. and b. Diet. r.,
S6,950; desirable list nearby Md. Va.
N. E. RYON CO.,
MA 1907 1915 N Y Ave Res, GE 6146.
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Brick, 2-Story Cape Cod,

DIN, L-OVOIy Ndpt OUu,
Ready to move right in Liv. rm. 24x12
din. nm. 12'6"xl2'; large. cheerful kit.
open porch: master bedroom 13x20. me-
closets; full basement: yard entrance; Nv
coal heat; laundry tubs; brick garage; lot
Open Sat. . to g. Out wilson blvd. to
Abingdon, turn right to No. $50. w. D.
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$500 CASH. 500 MONTH

Newly painted and decorated Groom and
porch, attached garage; yrs. old: lot
100xlS0; l block from Transportation; to
reliable party. Call MR.. WILLIAMS,
kenSington .3RN Price. SD 400
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American University Park.

A beautiful, well-built 6-rm detached
brick, only. ! block to Mass. ave. Near
transportation and shopping. 8 lovely
bedrms., 2 baths. modern kitchen, recrea-
ton and maids rm. Price. S14,75O. Va
cant. Immediate occupancy. Exclusive,
Gall EN-; 1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
Nv C. r. CUNNINGHAM

WITH AMERICANS NEAR MA
TEUR, Tunisia, May 9 (Delayed)
UP)-ThouSands of German prls-
oners, including six abject generals,
surrendered Internationally to AM
erican forces under Maj Gen. Omar
n. Bradley today after a night OF
bitter, relentless fighting.
This is gentleman's war IN
North Tunisia," one German of1lcer
remarked as he surrendered. The
Americans have fought like sports
men,"
A total of almost 10000 prisoners
had been counted tonight and at
least 10000 were still uncounted as
resistance ceased and huge quanti-
ties of booty fell into our hands.
TANKS AND AIRPLANES
Tanks, air planes and big guns IN
numbers that cannot yet be esti-
mated were captured by the Ameri-
cans.
Among the generals who sur
rendered were Maj, Gen. krause'
artillery commander of the Airika
Korps: Maj. Gen. Won Vaerst OF
the 5th panzers; Maj. Gen. Boro-
wicz of the 18th panzer division;
Mai Gen. Neuffer of a Luftwaffe
FLAX division: 1t. Gen. BueloVluS,
commanding the Manteuffel diVi-
sion; and Maj. Gen. Baumsenge,
commander of the Luftwaffe at
Bizerte.
The hours of heavy fighting dur
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
Boy, Stabbed
While Protecting
HoItvilIe Woman
Carrot Field LabOrer
Near Death Following
Argument and knitting

Carl Frazier, II, carrot
field laborer, was near death
Monday from stab wounds
inflicted in Holtville Satur-
day night by Charles knight,
Al, when Frazier defended a woman
knight was said to be bullying,
officers said.
The stabbing occurred on Holt
avenue in the residential district
between 10 and II pm. Saturday
night. Knight, another carrot field
laborer, was said to have stabbed
Frazier with a pocketknife with a
blade approximately four inches
long. l.-.. .-. ,-+4-.4
Officers SAID FRAZIER told them he
saw Knight striking and beating
Lula Littlejohn, 36, another carrot
field laborer, in a resort in Holt
Vile and demonstrated with him
Later he saw Knight twisting the
Woman'S arm as they walked down
the street and he again asked
Knight to stop abusing her. The
stabbing was said to have occurred
| Immediately thereafter in the pres
ence of two soldiers. The laborers
Continued on page 8, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
QUIT
It's A Sportman's War

ing the night and swift negotiations
fol unconditional surrender were as
dramatic as any phase of the
Tunisian campaign,
The Germans fought hard in the
darkness of the hills Saturday
night in their last gasp of resistance
in North Tunisia. But the Ameri-
cans, paced by the lSt armored
division tanks, fought harder and
plunged ahead yard by yard, driv-
ing the enemy eastward from Ma
teur toward the coast
Infantry carried the brunt of the
attack as the Americans re-grouped
during the night and at a. m
opened climactic push to cut off
and destroy the Germans before
they could reach small boats on the
coast.
Flashes of American artillery
lighted the sky as brilliantly as
daylight and tanks rumbled wildly
around the hill, racing forward to
encircle the enemy.
AT dawn the armored attack
gained momentum. Then at a. m
the enemy broke
German officers attached to the
staff of Maj. Gen. Borowicz, COM
manding the 18th panzers, ap-
preached the American lines carry
inc a white flag.
They conferred for a long time
with an American general. Lieut.
Benno Selke from Petersburg Ill.
Continued on page 8, Col. 50
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10

Imperial county farm bu-
reau directors S a Il r d a y
blasted "the Office of Price
Administration policy of fix
ing ceiling prices below cost
of production" opposed government
attempts to subsidize farm COM
modities in order to lower prices to
consumers, and demanded that all
Japanese be kept out OF the Pacific
coast area for the duration.
In addition to the strong resolu-
tion against releasing alien and
American-born japanese from con-
centration camps, the board ap-
pointed a committee to study the
status of japanese citizenship and
see what can be done about refus-
ing United States citizenship to all
persons who practice dual citizen
ship and maintain loyalty to an
other country while enjoying the
benefits of American citizenship
Directors plan later to ask the Con-
gress of the United States to take
action in the Japanese citizenship
problem.
STORM LOOSED
The storm of protest against the
OPA price ceiling policy was loosed
when it was announced that the
OPA had reduced the ceiling price
on meat chickens from "a cents to
80 cents with what was called the
obvious design to eliminate the
poultry industry.
IF we don't do something about
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-10
Invasion Jitters
Strike Axis, War
Dept Announces
Invasion of Sicily by
Allied Troops Seems in
Cards as Patton Shifted

WASHINGTON, May 10.
(UP)-The Axis has been
"struck by the invasion jit-
ters,' the war department
said today in complacent in
timation that the promise of a
European second front is about to
be made soon.
The Nazis," the department con-
tinued in review of strategy, ARE
said to have declared martial law
in Holland. violated three years ago
but still unconquered We are one
step forward on the long march to
victory
Coupling of the idea of invasion
jitters" with reference to martial
law in Holland may be a not too
subtle war department effort to
direct attention away from the in
tended point of attack.
MAY INVADE ITALY
Smashing Allied air blows at Axis
islands lying nearest to Tunisia in
dicated that the next major step
toward Europe will be into Sicily.
But the second front may come any,
where, with some heavy battering
here on either Italy or Greece.
Seizure of Sicily, go miles from the
nearest Tunisian coastal point, and
of two much smaller and even near
er islands, looks like the next sec
ond front development. Their seiz-
ure merely would be a move toward
European bridgehead. The two
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