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rARMs FOR sAIr tc.,,,,..a,

b0s, 45o A. ITnIABLE: s-R. rms. Exc.
tsrm K obb bldss.; $4,000. Completely equipped.
s,s Ss i.,s ,.2n sse sia.. s.sls ssaoso houses ,''
>. ia "a. g.: 16o 4; tillsbls; sor. res. fair
135 a., f20 e.. tillable; 6-r.. house, 2
dss cows dFy .yers Safn .hg s, hpr
equip. SCI 800: S1I 900 cash; milk check
average $3.50 per MONTH. All abave are
within mi. PYrceilville, Va and for I'M
sso. a., zoo a.. tiliable: . houses, fair
=. {arm 6idgsa S6o on Route 2; near Biuemont'
i5$ a.. ei45 a. tiilable; s-r. old stone res.
bldgs.: near Purcellyille; $4,000.
vile: SIS. 400. House and ia a.. $4,000.
"a a., 7-r. all-modern home; Purcellvtile:
q a.. s,.r. house; Bluemont, Va; s2,1oo.
eer. house, elec. fiehts, water on back
porch, good garden. outbldgs.; Bluemont;
io-r. stone res. modern: Bluemont: $40
b-r. res. elec. and bath; Bluemont: SIS
For your. real estate needs see C. C.
ELSEA. realtor, Bluemont. Va.
,PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY MD:
barns, Colonial home; mile east Of Marl-
CHICKEN FARM.
y 2oSo ps hsns' s1sD' 100 po pulets nIa'i; acres,
Groom house, tenant house; miles from
= \ iHE%SIsaItsI IS Ss aI1,I JsIaSf! sEMTy Us Co.
caBa,Uii BoWie Hfpsndii saildins MO
Marlboro, Md Marlboro 15S
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FALLS CHURCH. VA

Within one block of stores, Post Office,
pank ana buses: large living room, dining
room, kitchen and half bath: 2nd floor, (
large bedrooms and bath. For adults willing
per mo. ~''
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STORES WANTED.
OFFICES WANTED.

STORE, large, suitable sandwich shop;
reasonable rent. State particulars. Box
3S-A, Star
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FREERICK PIKE


55S acres. improved with 4 dwellings,
barns, 2 barracks, modern 4O-cow Cement
barn and dairy buildings. Will sell eouip-
ped with 40 cows. 81 heifer, bulls, 10
horses, colts. truck and all modern up.
to-date machinery for working farm oil
this size: Farmall tractor and tractor
equipment.
100 acres near Cedar Grove, about 15
acres clear. balance in woodland ana
meadow, water by springs and stream im-
proved by 2-story frame house OF rooms;
electricity; only improvements: small small
dairy barn for IL cows. bank barn. 24xoo;
2 chicken houses: will sell with stock ana
equipment. s
Near Cedar Grove---52 acres. improved
by a 2-story frame house; rooms n ana
bath. cement cellar: house all newly deco.
rated: barn. 36x45; meat mouse. gaIase ~
and chicken house: orchard of ABOUT 80
trees: excellent stream; SS,5oo. POSSES
se7 acres, about 200 acres clear: i'm,
proved with 3-story brick house. l9
rooms: electricity only improvements;
large open fireplaces; bank barn, 4oxao'
garage, workshop. meathouse, 4-room ten
ant house. plenty Of water, some hne TIM
534 acres. hard road. improved with a
2-story house; large barn, plenty q out out
sists Of go sheep. so head OF ca cassae' ~ ~
Of farm eauipment ~ rsa, Ply s%f'ooo'
51O Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg. Tel. 2e9
- "
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GOOD NE. SECTION, NEAR TECH HIGH

SCHOOL.
Semdetached building. consisting of
store and room on 1st floor 8 rooms and
nath 2nd floor. 4 rooms 3rd floor; store
suitable for retail business and upper
hoors for apts.: ALL LARGE ROOMS. now
vacant; TINS Is an opportunity to acquire
D. q gooo investment besides living. quarters;
1885, with "
,sos sHAANNoM & LUcHs CO.
Io05 h st. NV. MA 2345
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II ACRES.

:, Log cabin, 24x30: natural gas line
through property, good stream, hunting
j. Lc WEST F, c. els5-J.
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AN UNUSUAL FINE
COUNTRY HOME, NEAR
WARRENTON, VA.

Modern S-room house, st-floor large liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, breakfast room, bedroom. bath
bedrooms and bath. Lots OF closet space,
cellar, hot-water furnace. electric light,
stove and refrigerator, garage. One A.
room and one Groom tenant house with
bath, water and electric light one 10
stall horse barn with large storage space
for feed One 2-story dairy and horse
barn. with storage room and concrete
basement: large hog house with concrete
floor, corn crib, wagon shed and machine
shed and chicken houses, all barns and
mately 30 acres tillable. balance in pasture
and woodland. with spring and stream
than $4,000. Price. Sl5.75O; $1,000 cash
and SS5 per month. Owner will also sell
his modern farm equipment and fine stock
~ ~ ~rHGHHT 1T -1Srrs,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE, approximately 17Ix2I',
telephone facilities and service, if required.
once is situated in meZzanine where main
once will be occupied by Mortgage Bank
ing House with reciprocal business rela-
tionship. Occupancy october h located
1928 st. NV. Apply Frederick W. Berens,
ias asos 'GNk GoNNk ( &, 5AvEn, n'wN NN.w.-1o rooms q
baths, suitable for offices or other COM
mercial purposes. MA. 2345. EN-. 5407
SSveeS IS"
OFFICE containing approximately 500 So
IT, Centrally located. Furnished or un-
~ IMlrniShed. Monthly or short-term lease
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COOLER HousE-HuNTING

COOLER HOUSE HUNTING;
preyiews Illustrated Maryland-Virginia
eataloe helps YOU select your home, estate,
farm Or camp in cool comfort; H,pdre6s SaVef ef
sn1epd;d properties completely described.
Just send ST to the National Real Estate
Clearing House, PREVIEWS, INC, 342
Madison ave. N. y. c.
PATUxENT RIVER FARM.
Beautiful peninsula. excellent soil in sooo
state cultivation: brick and concrete mod
ern dwelling, 10 spacious rooms, Ia oatns,
modern conveniences, guesthouse, aLtssian
orchard sand beach, ducking, dshings,
oystering; tenants will remain 129 acres.
LEONARD sNIDER. LA PLATA. MD.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL estate

FLORIDA HOME-Will exchange rent on
modern, lovely St. Petersburg place; fruit
hoWers bus service; for furnished home
~ OF near washington. Box 61-B. Star
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON.
-, Desirable homes in all sections Of Ar
hngton; attractive terms
COLLINS g. PRICE,
1926 Wilson Blvd Open Sunday. GIL. 1l33.
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CHICKEN FARM

house, bath. electricity; one 5-room mod
ern house. several chicken houses, iarse
barn; barn; on hishway: near sood town. e
J. l. &C: WEST. ], F,osSs 2als5-J.
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ON LEE HIGHWAY.

ON LEE HUN
Within 81 miles of downtown Washing
ton 81 acres of cleared land; substantial
farm house of g rooms, Ia baths, with
hot-water heating system and electricity
large new barn: new Groom tenant house;
well water. Price, $4,000.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI. 1898. Ewes Falls Church 1851
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LOTS! LOTS!
$3.50 TO G250

$3.50 TO $3.50.
Terms as low as $40 per lot cash
and $40 per month.
Block to bus and new homes
and apartments, in a first-class,
well-built-up neighborhood lin
the District of Columbia), a part
of the National Capital, in the
Southeast Highlands section,
near Fourth and Atlantic streets.
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PRIVATE OFFICE, mailing address, phone
secretarial service. Represent outside con-
Germ. ME. T54S.
DESK SPACE. mailing address: in Earle
Bldg. Ma. 1340 after 2 pm
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BARGAIN WATER FRONT
|. $50 acres, 300 tillable. l mi on wa
ter, ducking; fishing, boating 3 houses
4 barns, stables. other bldgs. A real to-
5acco and stock. farm in good condition.
terms. ~A''oo'
% acres, . sides of highway large
Colonial home, good condition. Ideal for
rest home. Tenant house 40 mi SO,
of D, c. Excellent buy at sc, 900. Terms.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY,
Mr.. Burroughs, La Plata 30s1.
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BRICK HOUSE, FARM.
so a. high state of cultivation; beau
tiful residence; 4 bedrooms, . baths, SER
wants quarters, overseer's cottage, excellent
farm buildings. large bluegrass meadow
Also s00-a. stock farm. BRECKENRIDGE
d HANNA, Ellicott City, Md. Phone 346.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

ATTORNEY desires private ofice in suite
With secretarial service. Call Elk. 6637 or
write Box 7S-A, Star 2Ts
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modern 4-story and basement lime
stone and brick bldg, Otis self-operatin
se!eeVadop. eeV n. Gross annual income, S11 ,OSO
CALL MIR, AREN PA 1870
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6.75()--STOCKED

1s Jersey and Guernsey cows. 12
heifers. 1 bull , horses 35-ft. rib stone
2o.stall COW barn with loft and all ma
ehinery; streams, 7-room house with
SSa9n Sra elMsssricisy septic tank neas carks
acres. Will sell equipped az this low price.
Chicken house, 20x30 feet; also other
District lire. Just of Route 24o on an.
ether good pike. real bargain. Call
E Az rpu IAr6,
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so. MARYLAND FARMS.
TIDEWATER REALTY. Hughesville, Md,
Phone Meehaniesyiile 54-F-12.
HAWLEY'S MANOR,
A Beautiful Water Front,
150 acres level, tillable land, situated at
St. Jeromes and Chesapeake Bay, near
Patuxent River Naval Air Base Deep
harbor,, Water sports and shooting un-
excelled. Price, $4,000 TIDEWATER
REALTY. Hughesyille. Md. Phone Me-
chanicsville 54-F-12.
COLORED-50 acres, half clear; 5-roon1
mouse, barn, wen; 800 feet from highway:
Duncaster, Md. $1,000, $3.50 down, s36
month. Washington. D. c., P. o. Box 1851.
FARMS FOR RENT.
POULTRY FARM In Fairfax County. Va,
near Clifton. Alexandria 1911 for IN
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said nothing.
what you will say will
be left to you 1t is hoped
you will mention the - ah
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insure an ample audience in America
and Great Britain
Lloyd stiffened slightly, and his eyes
imnercentihlY narrowed
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when he heard that. 1t
made him think of Ralph,
of talking to Ralph. But he
Evening star., 1943-09-12

lsSAn
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Lloyd vsoulo
& price. But II
1 by W
''
N1ToRM troopers on motorcycle
dashed up to the old castle, dag
onally across the river. Tire
motorcars followed;
strutting men in uni
form alighted and hur-
ried inside. Lieutenant
LLOYD Carson had al 4
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1t uD
Evening star., 1943-09-12

twitched, for he had seen this mans
printed picture more than once, with
the caption. "The Butcher of Europe"
The Nazi appeared to be in an ex-
pansive mood. He radiated good will,
but of a kind that leered with menace.
He said in suave and excellent English:
Gentlemen, have some good news
for you. You are to have, henceforth.
privileges which have been necessarily
denied to you. These will include some
what more palatable food, and certain
liberties. ALI that is asked in
return is that one of your number VOL
unteer to broadcast a message to the
United States"
les, we can understand what kind
of messager' one of the captives said
acidly.
Except for one stabbing look, Hopf
ignored the remark.
This volunteer will be guest of the
Reich for a visit to Berlin, and will
with a number of others,
from there. The program will be we'll
publicized in preliminary broadcasts, to
Evening star., 1943-09-12

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Sic &eltlage unD 6onmersreat6

men, beridtete aaplan 5abiel in Iei-
nem Bud: ,,&onnersreutb. Satlaben
llno ,@ebanfen. Gin 8eitrag 51r mp=
4itiiden sbeologie unb Heligionspbilo.
iopbie' CAD.
gr mar in 8egleitltng zines Ribt>
6riiten BEL Ser 6reitaespuiiipnoserita=
ic 5ltgegen 1tno ullb nabber bel Dem
iogenannten 3uitano ser gingenom=
menbeit. gs muroe nun Ser Serr,
ser fritber Sbriftlteller io5ialiitii6er
Hi6tlng nno NUN tpoblbabettoec
&aufnann mar, oireft bon &eiel anf-
geforoert,, feline 8laubensi6wierisfei.
ten por5ubringen 3. 9. ,oas geriagen
ser &ir6e", ser beutige unslaube, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

politilb-wirtidoftlide Sage, 9tuBlano
uno 5ranfreid, Die 8erbeiBungen i'm
alten Seltament. gs banbelte ii6
bier Inn eineu Sltbeu. 9(uf alles anti
uortete iie in elmer @eiie, bic 10 be-
ridtet aaplan Jablel id bier nih+
tpiebergeben fann. @ir lpuren tief
ergriffen. llngefibr iparen oie ant-
morten, fur5 5ulammengefabt, fol-
|genoe: -
,9ie Weni6en baben friiber nidt
io1de Scot gebabt. @ir tpiiroen es beI=
Ier babel1 tpenn Sic Menlben mebr
@ott pref EN- ipiirben. Sbon cine flei=
ne 9lume, sic ut1s erfreut, fann Mn=
laB iein, @ott 51 oanfen ltnb ib1n sic
gbre 5lt geben. Gin 2eioen labt ser
Seilano 5lt, Inn getpiiie Siinben 5u
itrafen, nno Inn Sic Gottestreue iei-
ner 2iebbaber 5u priifen eoer INN ben
Weniben @elegenbeit 5u geben, anoe=
rem 5u belfen. seie aber itno oiele Set
BEN fiir einen Meniben 81. groB, oaB
er llnglitfli6 pare, penn er in lei
nen Snnern Ben &eilano batte.
8enn elmer ben Seilano redt in iei>
nem Sltnern bat, Damn braa6t er ipe=
mig oie anoeren ltno oas anbere. gr
lit gliidlfi1 lr,o oer Seilano lit nit
,ieiner Mabt bel ibm, 10 baB aies
gut miro. Der Seilanb btlft bann iebr
icbnea, Ser Menih merit es nn6 bat
uieoer 5reroe. @ir baben nlle ben.
ielben @ott. Sir alle lit ser &eilanb
geitorben uno es gibt 1ur, einen ELM.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

@iele &luge umo @eiie bieier @elt
Baben iib pergebli6 nit Dem &atlel
BON &onnersreltb abgen1iibt. 8ei an=
oeren, bei benen Sic 5ur6t @ottes ser
slnfang aller @eisbeit lit, lit bie ,,9fe.
fel bon &onnersreutb' eine Glaubens=
ititarfllng geporoen, pie iie pobl
falm 5eitgemdber iein f0nnte, fir
llebereifrige leioer aud Elm slnlaB,
INN iiber oas' 3iel 5lt>idieBen unb Ser
uGeiel'' allerlei in Sen Wfllno 5u Ie=
gen, mas iie ME geiagt bat, iobaB
nienano mebr obne 3engen porgelai=
len tperben 0llrfte, 1no tie BEN r1liiBigen
Gragern aus Dem @ege gebt.
Gs Iiegt ia nabe IN oieien oiiltern
Soften, oas 2ibt bel Iolber Guene
5lt iuben, tpomogli6 einen ginblid
in oie 3ufunft ooer Gerbalt1ngsan=
tueiiun9en in Sen groBen Spannungen
no 8egeniaben im al1fgemiiblten 8ol<
fermeer bel ser Sbereie a1 erfragen,
uel6e 9roBen @iiroentrdger uno an>
bern 10 treffenoe slntlporten geben
fonnte, aber tpie Ser FL. 8al1lus iagen
fonnte:: ,,Sssb preoige nidts als gbri=
ftlls Ben @efrell5ieten" uno bamit al
le 5ragen beantnortete, tpelbe bas
Seelenbeil aneebt, 10 fonnte man
ipobl iagen, beailtmortet Gbereie nit
ibrer Greoigt obne gSorte il ibrer
2eioenseritale ale oieie Srasen be-
antmortete. ginen ser ieltener 66lle,
in pelden sic &eIel auf 5ragen, Die
ni6t bireft bierbin 5u geboren i6ei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

u@as fein Geritano ber gerItan=
bigen iiebt,
Gas iiebt in @infalt ein finolidl'
@eniit.'
9ieie geobadtrng entipridt ia
aud Ser e0ttliden 8eltoroni,ltg, iagt
bo6 Der Seilano ielbit 2uf. 1921:
SD preiie bid &ater, Serr oes Sin'
mels u1o Der @roe, baB bu bieies ben
@eiien nno &l1gen perborgen bait,
aber SEN llnniinoigen offenbarlt. !"
8ir brau6en MIR an ct. 9ernaroette
at beltfen uno Die bl. &atbarine 2a>
bore uno an bie mobl nod l1nter uns
lpeilenoe SbereIe Neulflanr, tuie at
biele anoere. " rEt2fT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

5igen &itnnel. 9ie Groe trdgt genna
fir Die grndbrllng aller Meni6en.
8eil man aber nnr nuh Der groe
itrebt, barum orangen iid oie Men-
i6en 5uiammen uno brinsen oie grob-
tie Scot ielbit berbei. Mber lpenn es
audi nod 10 ihlebt itebt: Der Sci
lanb fonnte belfelt, .oenn er tit mah-
tig, bot bie gan5e @elt eingeridtet
lno erbdlt bie Sterne lnb bic groe.
@arum iollte er ni6t BEN Weni6en
belfen? 9ber Die Meniden miiilen
i'm lieben nnb i'm anrl1fen baum bilft
ct. = Die einen neben llns (5ran=
5oIer) baben biele Sauier, IN benen
ser Seilano tpobnt. @enn lie mebr
oarauf bielten tpdren iie beiier gu
uns Iber mir miiiien al1d 5uerIt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

bieIe Sdltier bel uns sa6ten. 9ie at.
oeren neben lms (&uiien) baben bas
nidt 10 iebr lanb piele bon ibnen fno
inter uns ltno ipiiblen. slae &ilfe
aber fomnt 5nerit burd lrns ielbit,
menn mir Ben Seilano mebr lieben.~
Die Menlben berfen 5u menig au
Die Wead]t @ottes, 5llpiel an lire Ell
gene 0ta6t."
. oieie Ma6tpolitif! @as fir Ell,
ne fl1r6tbare gntgleilung bes oel1t-
iben 8olfes! 9enfen mir MIR -an oas
8ort bes ionit 10 bieoeren General
felomarlbaas Weoltfe::. Scr &rieg
bon 1866 lit 11ibt aus Nottpebr gegen
oie 8ebrobung Ser eigenen griltena
entlprnngen, audi nibt ollrd) Die of=
fentlid)e Meeinung nno Sti1nne bes.
8olfes; er mar Elm inn &abinett als
notmenoig erfannter, Iangit beabii6=
tigter uno rlbig norbereiteter &f
ni6t fiir 2dnoerertperb, @ebietsernei=
terung ooer nateriellen @etpinn, fon-
bern fir ein ibeales @ut Mabt=
iteaung." slber Ser @roBneffe bieies
@rofen Selmut bon Moltfe, Bro=
feiior Sriebrib @ilbelm Soriter bate
felt mebr als 40 Sabren nnentmegt
bieien prel,Biiden Mabtlpabn nit iei<.
ner Sbtpllt befantpft uno borausge=
leben, mas nun bas art1re 8olf u1lter
Dem 3eiden bes gieres uno oes iata-
MIDI perbogeren &rellaes 5lt leioell
bat. Mber tpenigitens bus @rte bat
oieies Safenfreu5, baB es riiditbtslos
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03

9ie u@eue 3iirder 3eitung', oie
fir lire itreng nen1trale 8ieoergabe
bon Nadri6ten befannt lit, iiber~
idreibt einen 8eridt ibres 8erliner
aorreiponoenten: ,,Rrieeslase in Ser
lin als ernit betradtet::'. Der geriht
5itiert ferner aus Der nDeutiben Set
tung'' in 8riiiiel: ,,8ober nebnen bie
&uiien an ibre Mdnner lno al ibr
Material? gs gibt .fein gnbe in if
rem Offenltben. 9as Bbanomen bes
lebten Sabres iheint ftb IN geiiterz
batter Mrt 81 tpieoerbolen-: gs lit
n1blos, 5lt frage1t tpober iie fommen:
9ie ein5ige pidtige Sade lit, baB iie
ba Iinb, bereit . 5r fantpfen .,111b ar
iterben. 9ies sfinn Gage, ba marines
.gIien an Der Gront nicbts itto Mll1is
tions5nflbr afles bebelitet." !"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-03-03
Mitttuod, ben 3. 9iars 1943

<NtS*SspUNVf wv ~ ~SeW<0 AcAO
auf cine Sheioung Ser @eiiter
or6net, autadit uobI cine Sdeioung
atpii6en Nationei1, aber oie aalten,
bie @arr1en nno bie 2auen iinb iiber-
all nno es iino belonoers Die 2alel1,
gegen ipelbe iih Der Born Gottes
ri9tet, bie er ausIpeien min aus iei.
nem Mlt1tb.
sSn bemielben Sabre 1881 benubte
BapIt 8ius Ser glfte Die gerleillns
oes 9efrets, bas oen beroii6en Su-
genograo ser iueenoli6en Stigmati=
iierten @ernma galgani aus 2lcca an-
erfannte, Inn gan5 ableits bonn eigent-
Iiben @egenitano @orte an bie @elt
5l1 ridten, oie tpie cine .5ortietung ie@
ner Sberele eingegebenen @eoanfen
ii6 anboren. 2eioer ntlB i6 mid nur
auf einiges bon oem @eiagten be-
ibranfen. >~s
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S,o Nohro Sag 1tohnrfI,,SSo2 i,nnchon
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-02
Reds Hail New
Ally Agreement

The editorial said the significance
of the conference lies in the fact
that it definitely expressed the de-
termination of the Allied peoples
to tighten the ranks against the
common enemy and collaborate
closely after the war in the interest
of universal peace and security"
RECOGNIZES EFFORT
Carrying a note of recognition
and appreciation of the Anglo
American war effort in Italy, the
editorial emphasized progressively
closer coordination of the joint AL
lied war strategy.
Izvestia gave prominence in it's
mast head to the Soviet anniversary
slogan issued by the central COM
mittee of the Communist party:
Hail victory of the Anglo -Ameri-
can-Soviet fighting union over the
most vicious foe of humanity"
Izyestia said great number of
military, strategic and political
problems had arisen which de-
manded urgent consideration and
immediate solution. The presence
at the conference of experts and
representatives of the general staffs
considerably aided the disposition
of questions regarding special COM
petence, it added
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-02

MOSCOW, Nov. 2-tUP)-Izves-
tia, official Soviet government Or
gan, hailed the results of the three
power conference today as "a new
and substantial success in the de-
velopment of Allied collaboration. "
The conference abundantly dem
onstrated the determination of the
three great powers to carry the
struggle against the Nazis to con-
clusion, speed up the defeat of the
enemy, and hasten the hours of vic
tory, Izvestia said editorialy.
The meeting Of Secretary of State
Cordell Hull, Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden, and Foreign Commisar
V. M. Molotov dominated the Mos
COW press.
ALL FRONT PAGE
IZvestia devoted its front page and
half the second page of the confer
ence, leaving only two pages for
other news. An eight-column
photograph at the bottom of the
front page showed Hull, Eden, Molo-
tov, and the other conferees en-
gagged in lively discussion at the
conference table.
The conference dealt a powerful
new blow at the enemy, whose
strength already is shattered and
who is suffering deep tremors as a
result of the strong impact of So
Wet troops in the east and substan-
tial Allied successes in the west"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-02
SECRET WEAPONS

christian Science MOnitor)
Early in the war the Nazis tried to use
talk about "secret weapons as another
bogey with which to frighten free peo-
Piles. Their real secret weapon was mes
meric fear. Actually in new defensive
and offensive devices Allied inventiveness
has more than turned the scales.
We are now hearing about patrol
planes using searchlights against sub
marines. How this has hampered u
boat tactics of overtaking conveys on the
surface at night and has forced them to
risk surfacing in daylight to recharge
batteries is fascinating story.
Sometimes new adaptations of old
equipment or techniques have great
value as novel device. Allied use OF
one or the other in a most important
field of combat is indicated by the latest
Allied air forays from Britain, particu-
larly the Raj raid on Leipzig.
London dispatches tell how the big
bombers went out in rain and wind and
clouds that have always before kept them
grounded-the kind of winter weather
that the Germans hoped might give them
a respite We need not pry overmuch
into how Allied crews have been trained
or equipped for all-weather attacks. 1t
is enough to know that bad weather may
be not a hndrance but help in bombing
Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

ESTATE OF MANUEL S. SOL
DANO, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, ~. d. ZINN, Public Ad-
ministrator, as administrator Of the
estate of Manuel S. Soldano, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, that within six
months after the first publication
of this notice they either file them
with the necessary vouchers in the
office of the Clerk OF the Superior
Court of the State of California, in
and for the County of Imperial, or
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers TO the said NJ. d. linn,
as administrator of said estate, at
office of d. B. Roberts, 207 Bank
of America Bldg, El Centre, Cali
fornia, the same being the place
for the transaction of the business
of the said estate in the County of
Imperial, State of California.
Dated at El Centre, California,
this 1st day of November, l943.
M. d. ZINN,
Administrator of the Estate
of Manuel S. Soldano, De-
ceased.
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