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INDUSTRIAL
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

10 ACRES, OVER 2OO-FT. FRONTAGE ON
improved state road; $4,000; l6 miles to
downtown Washington; most beautiful
view IN Montgomery County. MRS. P. R.
SMITH District 1857. Rockville owl g,
Falls road, Rockville, Md.
Z ACRES, PARTLY WOODED, / MILE
from Cherrydale on North Military I'd. For
information apply 2712 North Military I'd
TWELVE 10-ACRE TRACTS OF BEAUTI-
ful wooded land, Just belond Fairfax va.
$1,000 for each tract: $500 down, balance
on easy terms Call MIR. SHOUP, DI. $3.50
PART OR ALL OF 73 ACRES BEST RESI-
Dental section Oxon Hill, just of highway,
acres, 5000 acre; old S-room farmhouse in
nice grove included with half OF land; safe
this price will advance after August /
P. P. SKINNER, Anacostia. D. c., Rt 4.
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"PETWORTH. +"
ROCK CREST BUNGALOW,
nE nEn

SLIGO PARK HILLS.
rooms > baths, first-door lavatory,
recreation room, attached garage, large
screened porch. wooded corner lot, Well
worth S14,750.
GRAHAM-HALL.
trn
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Large, wooded sites; 2-story, full basement;
now under construction in INDIAN SPRING
VILLAGE for warworkers. Make your
selection now. Price, $4,000: FILA terms
Take Franklin via Dale bus from Dis
trict line at Georgia and Alaska sves., re-
main on bus until end of line; or drive out
Colesville pike to Four Corners at Indian
Spring Golf Club, then right on Blsdens
burg rd to property. Telephone SH. 3430;
eXenings GE osE&. MR. ZONES
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! BLOCK 10
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,

In the District.
One of the older houses, very sub
stantially built; bedrooms, ! bath and
space for a second bath: a very beautiful
lot 70 TT. wide. gear garage school,
stores, churches and bus close by. Price,
Sl3,500: small cash payment.
EDWIN I, TAYLOR Hill Bldg EN- $500
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CHEVY CHASE-S14,75O.

bess fem oHb cap al very
large rooms, unusually large living room
with fireplace and bookshelves. BOSS Il
nings and Sunday, call Grant Boss, EN-.
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THERE ARE STILL
SOME GOOD BUYS LEFT

S6.750-1 acre, 5-room modern dwelling,
on paved street, q good home with land
for garden and poultry.
SS,50O-4bed modern dwelling,
half block bus, 3 blocks store, large lot
with garden. fine shade trees.
S14,500-10-acre estate, IA miles city,
the main dwelling has rooms, 2 baths,
oil heat: located in grove of fine trees.
Attached to the main dwelling is Groom
servants house, equipped with plumbing
and
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1872 jefferson st. NV rooms.
baths, recreation room, gas heat, garage;
SI75 per month.
hoo Queen st. n.e.-s rooms. bath, oil
heat Sl35.
3725 New Hampshire ave. n.v.-6
rooms, 2 inclosed porches, oil heat; avail
4104 Saith st., Decatur Hts, Md
y rooms a bedrooms; 3 baths, sun porch,
servants room and bath in basement 2
car garage; available now: S225.
All above homes completely furnished.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

3-bedroom brick, Harrison st, near
Washlngton blvd.
Groom brick. recreation room, baths.
extra washroom 1st floor, large lot; priced
low.
Completely furn. 3-bedroom brick.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

DESK SPACE WITH PART-TIME sECRE
tary wanted by national machinery house
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont !

OPEN, INdMED. POSSESSION, 2sfa CoRT-
land lns pa. m Nv Nv Apply on premises tout Conn
sok rhoce ocston in ApsS %Sodss sssi PARK
brick, lovely rooms, ga baths. screened,
weather stripped, hardwood firs., cedar
eos sp or s0s' o sf s5s sasf sSe eSss
$50 10Th ST. Me- COMPLETE APTs.,
steps in rear. irst and second foors;; con-
Ss,65o: terms to suit. No brokers Apply
=, PRICE, 1901 Staples st. ne. IL
BRICK RESIDENCE, 8 YEARS OLD. ON
lines; sI5 900 furnished. Down payment,
Gam and sunday ah St. or NJ phons AI ca
S437 for appointment.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW, TILE
bath, large bright kitchen. basement. laun-
line on BUS line hs ssa6o ias e
Telephone Hillside 1903 or II. 5273 ewes.
CLEVELAND PARK, 3406 LOWELL ST.
n.w.Liying rm.., dining rnl, inelosed'
2nd floor. bedrooms, 2 baths, inclosed
heated sleeping porch, maids room and bath
garsse; ga fully automatic % % coal eu stoEer Priced
Wo. 1856, or through reliable broker,
1925 49th ST. NW.-PRICE, 10000
ave, near shopping center and transporta-
ton. w. c. & A. N. Miller built; 6 rooms
tilation in all rooms, cedar-lined closets,
metal ioists with concrete subfiooring.
RANK bsrct n P9Sa S55 or TefhG5 ho%s a26 stR St
LOVELY BRICK HOME, PRACTICALLY
new. in Lee Heights on Lorcom lane-Large
corner lot, 3 bedrooms and baths on End
floor: living room, dining room, kitchen,
vestibule and large screened porch, beau
tnully arranged on j st floor; built-in ga
rage, recreation room. maids room, bath
and complete service in basement. Priced
below value, $12,750; $4,000 cash, balance
less than rent. Possession July 8.
WILLIAM P. PARRAMORE,
Exclusive tn E0OT
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6-room, fully insulated house. yea
old; detached garage. Oliver 6S67.
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T. GRAVATTE.
b st. Realtor. MA. O.
SE, BUNGALOW-S495O.

VACANT-S65O DOWN, $50 MO.
45O9 Beck St, Bradbury Hts. (nr. water
tower) Three bedrooms, cellar. large lot.
Just painted. Near schools, stores, bus.
etc. Open in daytime. QUINN MILLER.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY WANTS APT. BLDG IN
good white neighborhood, close-in Wa 81
lngton. Owners only. $4,000 cash. BOX
HAVE BONA FIDE CLIENTS
FOR APTS. OF ALL SIZES
NONE TOO LARGE OR SMALL,
KINDLY CALL HARRY COHEN,
GE. 0286.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

lent active business. established 20 years,
completely equipped; earns good profit:
owner operator drafted Right party can
rent for $50 per mo. or purchase at a
reasonable figure. Inspection invited at
S13 18th st. n. E. TR. 1922
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FILLING STATION PROPERTY

EOSSESSION Or INCOME
SpIendld location, New York ave, U a
Route }. near Bladensburg I'd. and run
space for trucks over an acre of sround,
HrIced III ior quick sale. McKEEVER ~
MH1IEEORD. DI. 9106: eve. SH 4hIR
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$500.
EAST CAPITOL ST.

EAST CAPITOL ST.
Overlooking Lincoln Park-2-Story and
basement brick, large rooms and bath
hot-water heat. Offered to settle an
estate.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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SPACE WANTED IN WAREHOUSE CALI
Mrs. Ways. SMITHS TRANSFER & STOR
AGE Col, 1873 You st. NV. NO. 3343
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VACANT

DOWNTOWN, NEAR 9th AND e SITS.
NV; PRICE. S32 500; LESS THAN AS
SESSED VALUE: LOT % 5Oxio0 FIT: M
ERTY CLEAR OF ENCUMBRANCE, CALI,
EDDIE KYLE, HO 21O4 --'
,=o- SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
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S4,250-TERMS.
AR. bungalow, bath, cleo gas, oil heat,
growing garden: close to everything.
5,000--TERMS
T-r. bungalow bath, cleo. h.-w.h.. front
and back porches, full basement, extra lot
for garden. paved street. Erwin REALTY
CO. call Hyatts. O334; ewes. WA. l23l.
COUNTRY HOME. ACRE, FRONTING
g near WsshnSton Coli % and country I1Hl cInb
section. new. Just completed. Beautifully
arranged bungalow, . large bedrooms,
spacious living room, fireplace and terrace
porch; commanding a view of miles in
distance of beautiful country. Price,
Sll,500
WILLIAM p. PARRAMoRE,
Exclusive Agents. CH. 5927.
Bungalow-Garrett Park,
% Il
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ULTRA, ULTRA MODERN
apartment in finest Northwest location
TrLe"at We rentals; S20O,00o. 90 cash required.
HARRY COHEN, GE. O2S8 with 'SA
, SHANNON e. LUCHS co,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ARLINGTON, ADJ; TO BUcKINqHAM;--
oSf'n ans fsFTsf Wf 7so S take best
NEW, wELL-coNsTRUCTED STORIES. s
rooms, frontage on StaSe road No. 5. 3 mi.
ina fGath q Clinton Satbs Nd mi from 6
l4o IT.. shade; priced on terms, reasonable
Phone Brandywine 2346.
BELTsvILLE, MD.-BRIcK HOUSE 3
sRA%noN hfAsH3%S Befx,R sts 6A9 Pa 0uiltin sarge
and bath stuceo home. h.-w.h., oil burner,
double garage. wooded corner lot 75xl20:
$4,000 Ss3a terms zANTzINoER' Jr" VA,
ARLINGTON, vA.-PRIcE, SI0,95O: s.
bedroom brick. 2 years old, l full and two
z baths fireplace recreation room with
schools. shopping center and Pentagon.
ay s,a oPly SAIL Gn v
OWNER CALLED INTO ARMED SERVICES.
clapboard house, large living room with
fireplace, full basement and attic, coal and
storm windows: growing garden and fruit
trees: approximately acres ground. con-
yenient and quiet community, 90 min. to
Pa. Ave. Bridge; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Call Clinton 52-J.
5-RM. sHINGLE BUNGALOW AND UTL-
lty room, gas range. oil heat, lot 70x1 30:
- InlleS 10 w dSulEBlOu. DuS TRANSPORTATION.
$1,000; 5000 down, S47 80 per month,
FHA. MacLINDSEY, CHI. 6213.
ARLINGTON, VA. = ROOM BRICK
house, near schools, stores and buses:
S6.950. Terms. CH. 1914.
RLINGTON-VACANT. 2-STORY BRICK,
? years old, 3 bedrooms. tile bath. living
room, fireplace, big dining room and kitch-
en-. Frigidaire; complete basement. h.;w.
cash. w b. TRACEY, oxford 4SSI.
ARLINGTON, LYON VILLAGE-VACANT
Groom 2-story, glazed tile. fireplace,
screened porch, complete basement. h.-w.
oil heat. old shade. 1901 N. Calvert St.
? blocks Lee hwy. S7,650. Substantial
cash. For inspection call W. D. TRACEY.
oxford 4231.
4-BEDROOM 2-BATH HOUSE. LARGE
corner lot, I acre; close. to everything.
Price, $4,000. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
INC, 46l7 Lee highway, CH. 143S, oxford
1870. Open till Q pm.
DETACHED BRICK, 3 BEDROOMS. ALL 3
nice sized rooms: on Lynhaven dr.; price,
S6,750. REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
1917 Lee highway, CH. l43s, oxford 1880.
Open till y
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NEW HOUSES.

C. w. CLEVER CO., INC. 1923 N Irving
St. Arlington, Va. Phone Oxford C322
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NEAR GOVT PRINTING oFFICE-CoI-
81, 500 ANIMAL income $4,000 cash REQ
w. w. BAILEY. MA. 357O,
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III Heart or Downtown Section.
-, Modern 2-family fiat, each unit consists
OF rooms, kitchen and bath. oil heat
Can Ca,nE ave delivery. Building will pay for
Sen: Sa soo oesldeS owners quarters Price,
o9'ooo' Gan Mr.. Wolberg. TIA 1885, with
1908 H st. NV. N6 o345
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tnoroughfare in heart of city: part now
foceupled by heirs. balance rented; gross
income estimated at approximately $4,000
per year: Price to sell to settle estate al
eay sayG- SZo'5oo. Phone Mr.. Rupert, EN-.
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2 NEW APT. HOUSES or u UNITS E4CE
In-,, IA me virginia location ExCEIIEN'
IN v "a WENT, showing fine retIlrr
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GASOLINE STATION

AND STORAGE PLANT,
6403 Blair I'd. NV Capacity of $4,000
Railroad siding in rear. Facilities for
loading and unloading gasoline and fuel
oil. Excellent opportunity. 2l6 Southern
Bldg. MA. 24O5.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Large warehouse, office building and
watchmans quarters; 2h acres, Zoned
Industrial fronting on main road and
B. & o. Railroad possession July 18th;
$3.50 q month.
YELLOTT & CO.,
Woodward Bldg. MA. 04S4. 2S'
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HOUSES EuRN. OR UNFURk.

6 ROOMS, LARGE LOT, SHADE AND
flowers, ami, Garrett Park, conv: to
bus and train. Phone Kensington 12S-M,
after s pm, Sunday all day.
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S15, $50.
Attractive detached stone brick and
timber; first-fioor lavatory, 3 bedrooms
and baths on second floor, finished third
floor; spacious, wooded lot, and 2-car ga
rage; Possession 80 days, BOSS &
PHELPS, realtors, MA. $500. Evenings,
cab Mai Lane. WI. $3.50.
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Above Mass. ave, in Cleveland Park, on q
beautiful lot 70x200, a delightfully charm
ing home. individually built. Has 8 bed
rooms. 2 baths on 2nd A.; attic, 2-car ga
rage. At the sales price of Sl6,5O0 you
will appreciate ideal location and appoint
ments. Owner has left city. possession
phone Temple 2233.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tco,,

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-I5 ROOMS 8
baths, nicely furnished, newly decorated;
5000 per month
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S15, $50

Attractive detached stone, brick and
timber; first-hoor lavatory. 2 bedrooms
and baths on second floor, finished third
floor, spacious wooded lot and 2-car ga
rage Possession 30 days. BOSS &
PHELPS, realtors, MA. $500. Evenings,
call Mai. Lane. WI $3.50.
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RIVER TERRACE.
NEW BUNGALOW.

Owner leaving for West Coast MI
sell new broom brick house, attractive
furnished, including new G. E. refrigeratt
81 $50 cash required Phone TP 1R(
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SUMMER RENTAL.

Desirable home Of 3 bedrooms, Sleeping
porch, ? baths on wooded lot, near Wash
Srston Golf and Country Club Available
July for 2 months. Price, 5000 month.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
eO51 VIII son BLVD ARLINGTON. VA.
CH. 3i3I. Gil. 3434.
CoLoRED-1i16 G st. n.e.-settled lady:
all conVeniencss. 27'
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JUST OFF MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
ONE-FARE BUS.
$12,750.
An excellent opportunity to buy we'll
built home in a fine residential neighbor-
hood, Complete in every detail, the house
has very spacious rooms, 2 full baths,
hreplaces, large screened porch and
good -sized lot with trees. Also close to
excellent school. May be had on very
desirable terms. Available in July.
EMERSON 0122
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE,

complete. modern apts. refgr, and
stoves, all brick, separate entrances: first
moor, = r. and b.: second noor. B. r. and
q. Live IN one, the other will pay for your
home. Nice yard, garage, Cali SH. 1850.
evenings and Sunday; daytime. cali DI.
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L nOL L
A LOVELY HOME"

Located in Takoma Park. in the Dis
trict, this detached masonry home was
built by the owner about years ago for
his own. use. Every feature is unusual,
from the studio living room with baicony
to the huge recre room with log-burning
bedroom and bath on first floor 1t has
been priced to sell. Call NE. 1143 until
j WESLEY BUCHANAN. REAIToR-
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,-.,- SHANNON a. IUcHS co,
16O5 H ST. MW Nafinmni' cnAs

3,APL; HARGAYN, Ss,95O.
zl19 N ST. NV. INCOME, SI2b.
SAM ROSEY. AID, 300
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CORNER APT,
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT;-

KENNEDY ST. NV. - 16-UNTT APT.
sskk22;69oo cash req. w. w. BAILEY, MA
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06

attacking tanks were knocked out
east of Mateur yesterday. while the
italians reported the Axis was en-
gagged in hard. defensive fight
ing
The capture of Djebel Bou Aou-
kaZ climaXed a week-long See-saw
battle and brought the British to
within six miles of Tebourba and
q miles of Tunis, the capital. Far
ther south. other First Army troops
already hold positions less than 20
miles west of Tunis.
American troops operating on the
British left flank also had driven
to within six miles of Tebourba
from the west.
The main portion of the Second
u s. Corps farther north pressed its
drive on BiZerte. beating off several
counter-attacks and capturing part
of an important feature in fierce
fighting south of Lake Achkel, the
cOmmunique said.
A French column moving along
the coast, meantime, pushed on to
the rim Of the plains stretching
northwest TO Bizerte. about nine
miles away.
French troops thrusting westward
southeast of Pont Du Fahs neared
4000-foot Djebel Zaghouan, highest
peak in Tunisia dominating the
whole area westward to the sea,
while the British Eighth Army
pounded forward in a local advance
above Enfidaville. so miles south of
Tunis.
Eighth Army patrols penetrated
deep behind enemy positions in
heavily-mined country.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06
Russians Toke III Cities
I'm Biz Caucasus Offensive

MOSCOW Ma 6 CUP)-The Red
army, exploiting a l51a mile break
through in the northwest Caucasus,
stormed and captured several more
enemy strongholds northeast of the
Black Sea naval base of Novorossisk
in violent fighting today.
The Russians eXacted a heavy
tol! of Axis troops and material in
their latest advances, the Soviet
midday communlque said. In one
sector alone. some 400 German Of
ficers and men were killed and
prisoners and booty were captured.
TAKE II CITIES
The initial Soviet break-t Though,
announced in the Wednesday mid
night communique, carried eight
miles into the Axis defense belt and
engulfed II cities and towns, in
Guiding the heavily base of
Krymskaya. II miles northeast of
Novorossisk, and NeberdjaiSkaya,
7la miles to the southwest and only
10 miles from the naval base.
More than 1000 Axis troops were
killed and 80 guns, 200 machine
guns and other booty were cap
tured. the midnight communique
said
(The Germans acknowledged the
evacuation of Krymskaya, insisting
that it was insignificant from a
strategical viewpoint" and said the
considerable shortening of the Axis
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06
Norwegians Fear
New Nazi ReprisaI

STOCKHOLM, May 6 UPD-Nor-
wegian circles predicted today that
Nazi officials in Norway soon will
begin mass arrests and possibly
mass executions in reprisal for the
assassination of two high German
officials and a new wave of sabo-
tage.
The visit of Nazi Police Chief
Kurt Dalueges to oslo was linked
directly with the worsening political
situation and some sources believed
that he would seize a number Of
Norwegians prominent in academic
and labor circles, which are blamed
for the latest outbreak of anti-Nazl
activity.
1t was recalled that Dalueges'
visit TO Oslo last year was follow
ed by reprisal measures against
Norwegian teachers accused Of
leading student resistance to Nazi
measures.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06
Allied Artillery Sets Fire
TO Bizeree's HdYbor Area

ALLIED HEADQU UARTERS S,
North Africa, May 6.-UP)-Allied
artillery set fire TO the harbor area
of Bizerte, TUnisia's second city.
today while ground forces pounded
closer from both the west and
southwest and the British First
Army captured battle-scarred Die
bel Bou Aoukaz, last formidable
barrier guarding the plain leading
to Tunis, the capital
A United Pess dispatch from an
advance Allied air base said recon-
naissance planes reported Allied ar
tillery bombarding the Bizerte har-
Dor area while bombers Joined in
the assault. Docks, wharves and
shipyards were afire, the dispatch
said. The filters credited the gun
ners with setting most of the fires
ALSO SET FIRES
Flying Fortresses also set wide
spread fires in the harbor area of
Tunis and La Goulette, the dispatch
said.
FAaiCO-rilieAAS ASaii OiOOpS OaP1Ui
ed 300 prisoners in their fighting
advances toward Bizerte from the
west and southwest, while the Brit
ish First Army seized 80 more in
its successful assault in Djebel Bou
AoukaZ.
Diebel Bou Aoukaz, two miles east
of the road from Mebjez-el-Bab TO
Tebourba, was captured by Brit
ish bayonet charge. Later some
enemy transport was observed north
If the mountain and shelled by
British artillery. Allied airplanes
also bombed the column.
The British victory removed the
most formidable mountain barrier
in that sector of the front but there
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06

line was bound to increase the
strength of the German defense
force
FIRST OFFENSIVE
The Russian offensive, first such
large-scale operation undertaken by
the Red army since its successful
winter offensive from Leningrad to
the Caucasus, was aimed at wiping
out the Axis bridgehead on the
Taman peninsula, bounded ON the
vest by the Sea of Azov, Kerchan-
ski strait and the Black Sea.
The Germans have been desper-
ately reinforcing the bridgehead to
retain toehold on the Caucasus
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
S|eep|ess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain Is miles
OF tiny tubes or filters which help TO purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have TO get up nights. Frequent
or scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable, restful sleep
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood. Il
may also cause nagging backache, rheumatic
swelling,. puhness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wsitl Ask your druggist for Doap's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will helm
the 10 miles oi Kidney tubes Hush out poison
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06

q are two more rugged nils that must
be overcome before the TuniS plain
is fully opened to the Allies.
NINE PLANES DoWNED
Todav's communiqLe said for
nation of nine Axis airplanes was
shot down by US. Liehtnings off
the Tunisia coast. A United Press
dispatch from a forward air base
said the nine included six air trans
ports, at least Two of which carried
troops.
The Allied air forces. bagging II
enemy planes and two supply ships
and damaging seven other ships,
lost only four aircraft. American
fighter planes flew more than 1900
sorties Oh Wednesday, a record for
them in a single day.
American ground troops in the
northern sector were mopping up
after their advances in the Ma
teur sector. Nest prisoners seized
yesterday were Italians. again in
dicating the Germans were leaving
IIil!aLlS ~ ICa4 : uaiO lloOIS "4iAIS
they retired TO new positions.
With the Americans and French
less than nine miles from Bizerte,
other units from the Second US.
Corps had all but immobilized the
Axis junction Of Feryville, between
Lake Achkel and Lake Bizerte with
the aid of the air force. Aerial
photographs showed almost 100
acres of devastated docks and har-
Dor installations at Ferryville, which
was principally important as a ma
val dockyard for Bizerte.
GERMAN REPORT
"A German communlque broad
cast hv Berlin radio said u 10 q
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06
Allied Liberdtors
Damage ; Ship ps

The other raid of the day was
made by a medium bomber against
the Timika, Dutch New Guinea
area.
The restricted air activity was
believed to have been caused by
weather, which has hampered Gen.
Douglas MacAsthur's fliers for sew
eral days.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06
GEN MacARTHUR'S HEAD

GEN. MacARTHURS H E A d :
| QUARTERS, Australia, May o.
| OUP)-Allied Liberators, attacking
through intercepting zeros and a
rain of anti-aircraft fire, touched
off explosions and damaged three
ships in a blasting raid on WeWaK,
on the New Guinea north coast, a
communique said today
All of the heavy bombers return
ed after driving off nine enemy
fighters, one of which was dam
aged.
SCORE HITS
Several direct hits were scored
on a 50G0-ton japanese cargo yes
sci off Kairiru island and it was
left ablaZe and listing while the
fliers believed two 500-ton ships
had been damaged.
Attacking at dusk yesterday, the
planes loosed heavy bombs on the
town and along the waterfront that
caused several large explosions and
set fires. The raid was the first
on Wewak in several days. The
enemy base is ATS miles northwest
of Allied held Buna.
A flight of medium bombers at
tackled Toeal, in the Kai islands
northwest of Australia, and kindled
fires in the enemy barracks and
wharf area, the communique said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06

fo, an Axis offensive aimed a. re-
capturing the Maikop oil i!eIds 10
the east. 49,.
Besides Krymskaya and Neoer-
iaiskaya, the SoViets re capJal co
Krasny, Chernomorsky, zapofozn-
Sky. Wesley, Sadovoi Blagodafly;,
Melekhovsky ,Nizhne GreeheaE} ana
Verkhne Adagum.
NOT LISTED
Most of the towns were not
listed on available maps, though
there is Chernomolskaya oO
miles east of NoVorossisk aad a
Sadovoe 10 miles southeast
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-06

This is a nationwide warning
being published in the interest
of protecting public health,
In cooperation with the Unit
ed States Food and Drug Ad-
ministration, the Centaur
Company of Railway, New
Jersey, manufacturers of
Fletcher's Castoria, warns all
holders of Fletcher's CastOria,
that is wholesale druggists,
retail druggists, coun try
storekeepers and cons u M
erS. to discontinue the sale
and use of the article because
it has been discovered that all
such Fletcher's Castoria which
has been shipped since March
1st, 1913, contains a foreign
ingredient which causes nau-'
sea and vomiting.
AS neither consumers nor
retailers can tell the differ
ence between the packages
made before March lst and
those produced thereafter, it