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Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
Nasis e~eecniiber
NStcr 2lrmtcc Ncrct

WpSfoli - Souiel bier i'll Grab
rllnu. oebrod)t mer0cn fam, bege8ilelt
lid, Sic Note Arntee uno Die oeltlde
8euolfcrung in Sen non Den Gnlle!l
iIberronnten @ebieten NIT eillgenl
Sdweigen. gber massachusetts oell-
ten allie Goritellun9en ruliilfer GnTis
aiere ms Solootet oltf zines: Die chr
.er6ietige, seruoe5u oeoote 9lrt, ani ole
Sic Soluiets nit Stilli6mei9en rea-
gieren.
an ser MeIoung zines uSspeitia"
@orreiponoenten ans SltpreilBeil
miro Elm Sail unseiiibrt, 90 Oie &ote
Nrmee cine groBere @rrppe Don
Qono6euobnern eln6olte. Die 9eut-
id,en ~oer6eagten lid INTO boten ibre
gienite nit @rgebenbeit unIeren o.
fisieren an. gtber puiere Somlet-
Sampfer gingem ihmeigen0 on l9nen
.porbet". Sll eiliem geriht aus
SdleIien mit0 er5d6lt, iuie eil rulll=
id,er OTii5ier cine 5iitte betrat, mo-
or mebrere 9eutlde al einenl Ellf)
norfnn0. Ser SuusbnltsoorltanO er-
bob Iich, ucrneigte lid ltnO bot ION
GIIen an cher Der SomietuTTl5ler
orebte Iih obite Elm 8prt I'M.
81 alien MieGoun9en miro alls8e.
fiibrt, Dab oas Deutlfe Gbertonnloll'
So Sen 3ibililten befoblen bat, it'd Dol
Sen MuIien in Siherbeit 5u bringe1t.
Sn einigen @ebieten lit Die Rote ar.
NEE meileupeit ouf feline 9tenifen.
Ieele ~geItoBen. @roBe OerlaIiene @e.
biete muroeu beion0ers in Sen oItlifl
item leilen OitpreuBens a%ngetroTfen
mo- Oie Geutihen 8eit botten, Die 8e
oo(ferllng lloh Dem 8eltef 81 brln
gen. $50 iie Belt 6utten, 6o6en oil
geutlden quite 8erit0ringsarbeit ge
MleiItet. Sniter6urg muroe beilpiels
mciie Sem @ro6ooen 9leifgenaht.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
t1cbcroabeNceMmtcnt
icu bercit icim

9onOon = 8ie grGTfnling, ooB BE-
reits elm lle6ergdbe 9ofument"
f%ormuliert woroen lit uao MIR nod
Ser 8illigpng Ser y@roBen 3rei"
BORT, muroe in 2onoon, als Nuitaft
Su elmer piDdologiiden uno militari-
lden @roBoffeniipe nit Dem 3iele
qeoeutet, 2eutidlatroS &apitulation
berbei5ufiibren. Son maB8ebenoer
Stelle milroe Granddaughter, Dab bic
fonfreten 8eoingungen, Die oer Gent
Ifen mad ser &apitllation ii6erreidt
meroen Iollen, BON 8ertretern Der
Ser. StaateMy @roBbritanniens into
Somiety &uBlanoS (8otidnfter Sobn
g. @inant fir sic Il. g., Inter
itaotsiefretGr Sir 8i[liam Strang
fiir @roBbritannien urlo 9oti1aTter
pooor @uieo fiir sic Soapietunion)
bereits nit Sen Anfangsbuditaben
l6rer Nanlen uerleben trorolst limo.
Sen 8orIelitcn II. artoeren 4liflid)t
mier Gbltrdill SIT leiner Altslprad)e
nit Gr1IiOent &oolepelt itn0 Srentier
Stulin einen fonfreten britiid)ell
8lall i'm Sinne elmer GierlnddJte=
@erridaft itber Dos Hbeinlan0 uno
OoS &ubrgebiet mitnebmen miro.
gs miro angerommen, oaB oen
gerfnliern 6ieies 8lones Die Sddf-
Jung elmer ieparaten politiidyen uno
mirti6aitliden @inbeit ooridhpebte,
on 6eren 8errpaltung neben @roB.
britannica &iiBlono iino Den Ser.
Staaten aud 6ranfrei9 teilnebmen
miir0e.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
2lvpcn an Sic ideles
iittc 8cUSlecrmno

@olhinaton = Gin &riees9efdn,
Qeiter 0eutiGer 6eIbgeiitlider, So.
ibdni,es Sf)roe6er, iett @itglieo bes
aontitees ,s6reies Geutldlono" in
Mosfau, maltote lid in elmer &uno-
{unfanlpra1e an oie geooIferilns il
oen oon oen <iien beletten 2eiler
s6leiiens urto oppeIlierte al tie.
lest 0ltrA sic Inten 5u 5eigen, oot
oas Oeutlhe @pEf NIT 0em Sitler-& 6
qiuie nidlts qelnein bat. Sbr miiBi
eltd, iebt BON 6ltrdt mo Gerwir.
rrlfg freilnadJefL ioitSern S~ftitintiot
aeiaen uno i'll @uren @emein6en unt
Staoten Dronltng uno seiunoe Ser
baltniiie idoffen."
5dlroe0er feroerte Die idleiilAe
8eooGferung meiterbin alti pS6r
fonnt ltno miiBt iebt oie No6t oel
Ra3is@ mleiter uno go brefen
luent Sic St6ote uno &reiie Sit'
oeutidIon0s bon rnIiiifen Erupper
ifm5ingelt iino.@ gr foroerte oil
observation-disclosures olpf. lid i6rel
6offernleiIter 81 ~antleoi9en, um ID
iren eigellea 8oO ilno Ole Thnfpie Ser.
nidltAllg Don tauien0eA uoit 6faten
,4inoern uno alien 2euten 81 oerbii'
ten.
Curb lolhes 6an0eln tonnt Sbl
5eigen oaB 5br sie 3erihta9ung BEG
Sitler-@ abnes nift MIR apeeren SEQ.
tionen iiberldBt, ionoern on4 ..t.5l
.@aer Seil oa5it beitrqgt, iubdso Glt6,
@elegenbeit oa5u gege6en miro,
fugte Sbroeoer 6it5u. u@enn ST.
0a5 tut, meroet Sbr MIR oie 8orbc
.oiAgallseH fiir Sen fiinftisete 6rieoen
oerbefiern ltnb Den 8ee 0e5 6elttid)ei
Bottles i'll Die 3ufunft erleibterr
uro ebtten belfefl."
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
pG"s Gae crit. tpcttlt
WiNcrStanN cnNct

Ser ,8.@~.Tog miro crit Damn
fonnen, ipant ods nlltierte &ilitdr-
fommunoo einmdl formea entIfeioet,
Bah oller or9aniiierte @i0erItato in
9cntihfdn6 auTeebort bot.
An bober omtlider Stelle muroe
6etont, 6oB oieier Gag, ouf ben Anle-
rifo ais Si9tol fir cine t%eIlspeile
l1mItellung an ser &eimotTront mar
let, nidt acknowledgements oerNelbe
iein mug 4pie Der, an 'oein cine for
melle oeltIdye aopitulotion empfan-
gen miro.
53ltqlefd muroe an oieier Stelle
Sdroui hingepieielb bob Die lno1l-
mitrielle Getnnbiliiier1tflg. Die 81 ote-
Ter 3eit erlportct lperoen fam, MIR
cine nIlmdbfide lipO melt tpenieer
ourdgqreifenoe iein iperoe, oils i've I'M
Ser6it o~erfloiienen Sabres 9eplont
mar - gu iener 3eit, in Ser @obili-
DEMONSTRATION SameS s. 8prnes
oas Spmbol u8.g" fir Sen Sieees-
tag in europa Wictorp in europe
id)uf.
Der 6all Berlin, erflarte Elm
@apa6rsmaua, ,,lpiirSe an Iif eben-
iopenig oos gigndl fiir 9elttidjlanoS
aapitulatiom fem pie elm Sail Mos-
fats sic Nieoerfage RuBlunOS iigna.
[iiiert BADEN tDiiroe.0
Giele fino ser Meinnna, oaB cine
formeIle @opitulotion 0es Reits piel-
leidt ME erfoIgen miro. Die Na5i-
Tiibrer, glau6en Die 8ertreter bieier
Mefnung, per0en loielleidt mebrere
bunoerttonienoe funaftide @nbdnger
INN Tid) id,aren tnb iid IN Die 8erge
5lriid5idbeu, nm oen &anlpf bis sur
ausrottllita sSes lebten Ntanaes inter
ibnen fortlebep. Shrer Ai~iitut9Sin-
0uitrie beram6t, miiroen lie feinc
.pirflid)e @efdbr iiir Ole Alliiertell
,bi[Seb aber es mIr6e pielleift longer
uno 6ebarrlidler Mrbeit beoiiuTen, lie
unlddolid gil MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
repaeanNa
an y~talicn>Srcnt

g}om = Nad) elmer ISOLDE Ser I'M
.t1t;ofeit erneute sic oelttide 2luitlpaf-
ie ibre boreiit5elten 8olt6enangrrffe
olti Sic Nhtto5ahn 65, binter Der olli-
ierten Iront.
Gle Geutidlell bciubten Die per-
baltnismdBigc StilGe, aueld)e ldlnn
lett Qerolrner 3eit an Der italicnilden
6ront berrldt I'M Yropagatoa 81
oerbreiten. Die artillerie oedte Die
olnerifoniIden Srllppel bei Monte
8ellnonte, ser Ole Autoba6n 65 ito
lid bon Bologna beberrid,t, nit Slug
blGttern elm, in oenel oas Sbemd be-
hon0e[t mlr0e: y&ie man franf
miro, Inn nod binteh obtransportiert
Su lperocn."
Sln a6idnitt scr s. grnee muroen
9a!ttlprcfer un0 5lngblotter beralbt
aint[id 0eiBt e8, 0aB ser 8erluf)
crfololos mar - I'M reue italienild)e
gar61noc gum 9elertieren 5t beme-
gen.
9ie oufhuoffe mari gomben bel
8ioncalOoli, Z Meilen norolid Don
6iren}ltolo. mo alf San 8eneOetto
81 0lterceto, ionic M3un5uno u6. Die
beioen lebtgerannten Srte liegen an
ser altobabn 50, ehuo 10 Weilen
iii0lin bon Bologna.
Die 8atrouillentdtigfeit NOR nod
geringer, dis JOINT, 0o 0ns Belle
Monolid,t ltitO Der fnarrelrOe S6nce
oie-leiielte 8epegitlg Derrletell.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
S.sGcmtnant
IN Paris ~pcrnrtcilt

Yaris = 81 80 Su6reil @efdneniS
bel ifpperer ar6eit uno idimpili6er
@ntlaifung aus Sem Seeresoer6anO
ipuroe BON einem &riegsgeridt 2eut-
nant Sobn 90. springer berurteilt.
gr 1por nls erIter Sffi5ier inter 6en
oneeflogtet Mitglieoern zines dluerl-
tonli9en giienbabner 8dtatLlons
gsten ota yieit Moten oerbnnoen
.Diy3, Ser 1ari6noruns sur Serltn-
t-ali1na 5on arterifaniifan Gegie-
ris13aisaatar ia5erfI5rt Doroea.
Mebuere mitnngeflogte Solonten
batten 6sfun0et, ben 2eutnar1t an ben
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09

@euinneu aus Dem S6leidbonoels.
Iertrieb pom 3ieoretten 6etefIlgt ST.
6n6en, Die wG6reno oeS 8abntronss
portes entmen0et morOen iparen.
Springer b%eitritt, 3uBlungen oieler
Nrt empiongen SIT boben. Gr 9ab
spar ST. 20 bis 30 aortonS ans ben
SdnOen bon Soloaten etltgegel9e-
pommel SIT bnben oerliterte dber,
nid,ts oaDon uerfonit, ioltOern ole
3;garetten irou50iiiden 3tuililten Sc
lhenft ~ babei1, Die pom Der al1tert-
l1liid4an @Sir;tdrbeb0rOe bel6attl9t
mulSen, oa er ~ieIt0eitallt bate, ooB
lol6e 9eltte orbeifSpilliger ltno,
pettn lie bin lmlo wieOer cine 3l9aret'
te b0fommen.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
1tcttcr bcItintitit Mbcr
Offeniipc int Weiten

8nl6ington - Ser nntierenoe
@riegsiefret6r &o6ert g. 8otterlon
erf(1rte, ooB Ole 9eutifen ons bolle
@eniht elmer meiteren Sotaloffenitee
Ser Mlliierten an Ser @eitfront nod
gu beripiiren bnben tperoen. vDie
8etterperbdltniiie 4peroen Ben Be-
ginn -oieier 0Ffeniioe %beitimmen," Jog
tie 8atterion, Yieooh tperoen Die M.
liierten oen No5is in Der 3fpiihen'
self feline 6itbe g0nneil."
8eaiglidJ Der 0Itfront fngfe BOT
terIen ooB er e. 5esspstfLe, 6oB Ole
Iarsst intitan5e iein .ns-oer5 ar
SET @6er eiten erritL!5at Stan5 81
-t1teroeer a6er 5a5cn i~i5er5elet lei,
5oB, s.oie S~itIer6dnoe Ben &nri1pf Bis
gum Eooe o~eS~4eBten 9eatiAen n1si.
tarfh5ren rtodte."
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
MISREPRESENTATION mnc
Grpiciicnen 1T 1taliem

8om &eutid)e Batrouillen fubl-
ten Die Stellln9en Der AGten arHee
I'M noriati 1en 9G6ldnitt ab i'm 8e-
miiben, etpas iiber sic gegempartigen
al(iierten 0ispolitiouetl lino tiiftigen
Bldne in grfabrung 81 bringen, uno
cine &eibe ,lpeiterer nnerflarter CT
ploiionen Ainter Sen 0ertid'en 2inielt
erresten Neliaieroe.
&ir3[id)e Gbllide erplolionen Der
onlaBten Betrnbtungen, OBJ Die Deuts
iflen nelie 8efeitigungen oorbereiten
ODER 3%er1torungen nusfiibren.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
4
u1amn 2ltuOE
bel to rmppentciIcn

8nri5 @eneralmaior Wiiltolt
81. Medforo, ser hoblte @eridtsoffi-
5ier Ser otnerifaniiden Expeditions
arlilccn III Srailfreid, erflarte, Dab
SOGG Il. g. Goloaten n iinO nid)t
$4,000. rie 4nlangit ~gentelbet muir
De lid alierlau6ter Beiie pom
5ccre enrfelnt ba6ell.
Iofioro iogte, bu6 man 5u Der
irriiimiiten 3dM ron $4,000, Die
iii Stars .ano Striys~ at 26. Sas
oerJ fentIid)t moroeil stit. uabr-
ideinIid) bnonrb gelnhgt lei in0ent
man Die ~dtlndbernO 600 neiien Sale
bih3u3abIte, Die tdgli4 berl6tet mer-
Sen, obfle iene 81 ttleloen. Die tdglif
it i9ren 3rltppeltteilen 3uriidfebren.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
" VIZ Y F"Fs3F3st -
HMiicn p~crlanecn
Offcnliue I'M Weitcn

2onoon uS5oeltin" oas Organ
ser Sopietregierung. ga6 einen bent
liden @inf oes lei an Der 3eit, on6
sic AIliieften ebenfdlls unit elmer
@roboffsl1ftDe an Der 0eitFrpttt be-
gtrltett fpuroenp
GINS Mt5fausr Fnn5fuafaeLeung
sefne.a 5tE 4boI s ii Ser g.-
n16nae elmer Idnaersn Maffaapduie
IN @sise., 9roBara Erappe,voecitie-
bitttgen CUR SfTrott 5orgerognrer
babe.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
fcrNcrt
ifteRr WafFcn Al,

ErHa
4 8ai5ingtua Sn einenr Dom 10.
Sdituar IAN @eneralmaior 2eoin 8.
.gan1pben IT,, Sen 4rtileriethipefteur
Ser 8uroesarmee geridtetn Brief Ell
fl1rt General guigbt .. giien-
I6ower, 0aB mir Dem Jeinoe in
europa .oagemein ang @affen uno
Mtnnitions i5berleseit iino, 6aB mir
aber dMs beibem mebr benoti1etl, uie
aud an Etuppen, nm Ben ,icb" 81
5eseo.gsn
Il 4sf &rEf -1roe 1est 1r Betot.
eAa I5e19e6ea. .a5 eB bieS
dnris 6db Die Bert4te cor p5ar
Establishment ii Earora 3enenis oon
Der ausgesaidneten Gualitdt liAierer
8diIen ablegen.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
3talicl, fcifte uIiebcrc
Srcnt" fir SclNatcn

&on u Die omelifoniiden Col
ooten an ser T.ont ger 5. arnlee
3ittern i'll ibren 6iidslohern Dor
SGlte, 0ern Ser @irter lit nit elmer
8tbt bereingebroheu, mie lie Sta
lien ieit langem niht erlebt bat.
3a3u fommt nod oaB Die 5. 4rmee
in Den linluirtlid)en Apenninen felt
liegt, ole ro'iber iino, ais man it'd
grnleinbtt borIteat. Sic boben 5par
wurtlle &leionng, ober lernen bale
ans cigener grfobruftg, ooB aid.
marme &leioer I'M 4penninenminter
nidt bel belfen.
9ln Ser 5ront iilo beioe Seiten
tpenig ooer gar nidt portudrts ge-
fomnten, un0 Der Altfentbalt on Der
6ront lit ungen1iitli1 in oes @ortes
u~erlpegenlter 8eoelitllng. Die 4me-
rifoner ellen MIR falte &onIerDen.
Die GeutI6en Iino oieI SIT nobe un0
uiel 5ll idarfdugig oIs oaB mon
9odDieter oi3iinocn f0nnte. Gie
Gerbinoungslinien nadl riidparts
itno az i9Ieht I'm rporme3 Giien
in be 5rontItnten i4offen 81 fon-
men.
Die Souptforge Ser Entertainer lit
sic oeItiAa @rtiGerie. Gos feito-
lihe Mrtinerieieuer miro itGrter un0
10 onb e3 manamal ia5ar
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09

oos oliierte glrtiaeriefeuer an Suon-
tit1t ifbertrifit. IS beiBt, Dab Die
Ge1tihen lire Ntunition III oeFl
StGoten binter ser 6ront, logar III
8o(oglla, berlteaerl.
,Srnher6in 6olten BORT Die olllerl,
f1pjIhe uno Ole britilde Nrlnee efDa
Is heutIde Diuiiionen felt, Die 1est
orinaello mroerSpo 9ebroudlt min,
ser. @enerulleutnont Start bot erlt
Dor furaem cinem aongreBfomttee
erf(Grt, 9oB ole olliierten Arrteet
ol,h in ser Gffeniipe ielten 5ablen-
mdBio Itdrfer ais Die Oertiten lllo
ms ieiner Nniiht nod Die anlerlto-
ller ncbr un ser italienilten 6roflt
Ieiltcn ais an ailoeren 6rorten.
8os aber sic @5'S ON metltelt
.tifaert, lit ser umituuo, Dab Die Ser
moltSten oo6eim lho Die 3eitltllgell
Die 1ot5 irrige &orlteaitng, Dab ole
.6ront i'm ,,ionnigen Stolien" rll1lg
1T. Sn Sen Stars unO Stripes"
erid,ienen Dor fltr5em einige bettlge
&loaen 0%oriiber. Soloaten battetl BON
bobeim @liidpiini6e ibrer Angeborl-
Qell er6alten, oaB lie al elmer rllbi-
aell Iiheren 8ront Itillroen. Mefll
ober .auei glei6 ltarfc 6eitoe lid al
elmer ltorr 9eluoroeiten 6rcnt gegeil-
iiberiteber, 10 lit Ous 5%rontoalellt
allies onOere cher nlS 9elittlld.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
Dielc SelHatcnpcit INT
ua,isOficmiipc pcrlcrcn

8aihi1qion - Nabe5u cine Wfil-
.Goi 8dddsn mo cine groBe @enge
ginger mGbren0 Der oeutlfei
GfienIipe OIL Der @eitfront ourd
ieinolife 9tftionen nerlorer.
Gas &riegs 9epartement oas
oieie Sddtung madte, erfl1rt Dab
Ser Gerlnit, Der IN elmer 3eit BON
5pei bis 0rei Wodlen nod Mitte Sc
5eiltber entifulro, Ser eroBte oes Rrie-
aes lit 200 bis 300 Yro5elt iiber
ieoer anoeren ber9lcifl6orea Eeriooe.
3ie groBerer friiberen 8erluite ent-
itanoen 5i Beginn Oes &rieges oitrd
S6iffsoerienfungen. Y
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
ncMcr patriarh
Scr rmHiitcn Kirdkc

Mosfon = PM Dem RongreB ser
ruiiiidcn ortboooren airGc murOe
alerei. Der icit Dcnl I'M Mni 1914
ewrfolatsn gooe Oes HatEinrdyeI Ser
qsi. ol3 &lrheno5erhdupt fnHgtert
hotte, ofTt:lell sum Eatridtd,en ms
Hu4foIger Ssrgei5 gepGbIt. Gie
Sr6nuna oes rteuen S6er6ouptes Ser
rtiiiihen Srtboooren Stride miro an
Coming IN ncr nel!en 9ogsgo5lensf
&ofb-0rale arfolgan.
Washington Journal., 1945-02-09
Dbl WiiienfAaFtlcr"
ftsar Na3isD eiertemr

Stodbolm - @eri6te iiber einer
8eiitihen fliiAtling Ger uripriing-
lid nls @ifienihaftler gei6iIoeri
iuuroe, tpeIder nit SitlerS 81 &af-
fennertrnttt ieinfo1teSa idetnet nut
mebr oner tpeniger Der B5ontdiit
en.iertnger snietn~, bteb eB i, e.
net Discriminating 5a5 i4-ao;fGes
IuBeAdhttes- /,
Ser 9eitiHe mar aitt5 Keller
aIs ein 0eiertear, ingtc Sc5 aoln'
1fiinique.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 3fc63

Estate of GENTARO KUSUMI,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned M. D. ZINN, as admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Gentaro
Kusumi, deceased, to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, that with
N six months after the first publi-
cation of this notice they either
file them with the necessary vouch-
ers in the office of the Clerk Of the
Superior Court of the State of CAL
ifornia, in and for the County Of
Imperial, or exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers to the said M
D Zinn, as administrator of said
estate, at the office of D. B. Rob-
erts, 207 Bank of America Building,
81 iCentro, California, the same
being the place for the transaction
aof the business of the said estate
in the County of Imperial, State of
California.
Dated at Ell Centre, California,
this 1St day of May, 1945.
M. D. ZINN, Administrator
of the Estate of
GENTARO KUSUMI,
Deceased
(No. 74 14,21, 1,28; J4)
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
laps Cleared Out
About Ranqoon

CALCUTTA, May A. CUP) Mop
ping up operations against remnants
Of Japanese forces in the area north
of Rangoon are continuing salts
factorily," a commGnique said Mon
day.
British troops, pushing south from
Prone, advanced against opposi-
ton to a point 81 miles from Ran
COON. Other troops in the Toungoo
area advanced east against weaken
ing resistance.
A large Japanese motor transport
dump was captured north and east
Of Pegu 4.E
Planes of the Eastern air COM
mand bombed japanese troop con-
centrations yesterday near Kalaw
on the Thazi-Siam escape route.
Heavy bombers wrecked railway
bridge south of Chumhon on the
Malayan peninsula on the line. to
Singapore
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
WAR CRIMINAL TRIALS
Clos Angeles Times)

Clos Angeles Times)
The public will be expecting speedy
trials of the war criminals, now that war
in Europe is over, but it is said in Lon
don that the procedure for the trials has
not yet been agreed upon by the United
States, Britain, France and Russia How
ever, start has been made in conferences
at San Francisco, and Judge Samuel
ROSenman, as personal representative of
President Truman, has proposed that or
CARNATIONS as we'll as individuals be
charged with atrocities.
Presumably this means the Fascist and
Nazi parties. Under the proposal, if the
organization was found guilty all mem
bers could be punished. 1t will be inter-
esting to see how the details Of this could
be worked out in conformity with the
principle of British and American JUS
tice that guilt is always personal
Many, if not most, of the war crimi-
nails, however, will ONE under the pro-
vision that criminals guilty of specific
atrocities in any occupied country are to
be tried in and by that country in accord
ance with it's laws. 1t is mainly the
atrocities committed in Germany that
will require the consideration of an in
ternational court. These must be pun
ished, but in manner that will not shock
the worlds sense Of justice
The Czechs have been saved the trou-
BILE of trying Konrad Henlein: he has
tried himself and executed his own SEN
tence. The biggest fish of all (assuming
Hitler is dead) has, however, so far, es-
capped the net-Heinrich Himmler
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
EL CENTRO MEASURES
UP TO CALL FOR HELP

AS usual, Ell Centrans have responded
nobly to a distress call
En- route to war stricken European
countries France, Belgium, Holland,
Italy Greece-and even to Germany, are
twelve tons of clothing and shoes This
relief goes to the millions of civilian vic
TINS of the worlds cruelest war. 1t will
go in ships weighted down with similarly
liberal contributions from every nook
and corner of the country.
From Ell Centre alone went enough, if
new, to stock many stores. Calculated
in mems wear, the collection represents
close to 5000 suits. If all the collection
were footwear, it would mean approxi-
mately 1900 pairs.
Multiply the collections here by thous-
ands and one gets picture of traditional
America already ready and willing to
heed call of mercy
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
so LITTLE NOW IS LEFT
Christian Silence Monitor)

VIII lSlIdH OFcUCe MO0lLOr)
With the surrender of all German
forces in Denmark, the Netherlands,
northwestern Germany, and the coastal
islands; with Allied armies from the
north meeting those of the south in Italy,
the American Third at Berchtesgaden
and waiting at Linz for the Russians
coming up the Danube, Norway remains
the only potential site of protacted Ger
man resistance. But it is increasingly
doubtful that the Nazis can expect to
carry on even there. The "Dunkirk in
reverse" reported in progress from Den
mark and the Baltic coast to Norway looks
just like that: thousands of battle-weary
soldiers, some in utter panic, fleeing,
certainly without artillery and other
heavy equipment, many without small
arms.
Suppose the Germans did succeed in
re-enacting Dunkirk and got 100000 such
troops to Norway. There are at most an
equal number of Nazi soldiers already
there. The new arrivals could do no more
than serve as unequipped battle replace
ments who, in the meantime, must be
grouped, outfitted, housed and fed from
resources gagged on only the original
force
AS for the speculation that Admiral
Doenitz might now carry on a desperate
sea war with his 800 U-boats said to be
in Norway fjords, what more can. the
German submarines do now than they
have been trying to do right along? Their
fuel supply, except for local storage, is
already cut off. And all the power of
the Allied surface patrols and air fleets
hitherto engaged in other theaters could
be brought to bear upon them.
The Nazis would not shrink from US
ing Norway's land and people as hostages
for more lenient surrender terms. But
they have not done so in the Netherlands,
in Denmark, or in Czechslovakia-ha hardly
because of humanitarian considerations,
but because Generalization and confu-
sion now seem to preclude any measures
which call for planning and control.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
SEVENTH WARLOAN
HOLDS VITAL PLACE

Imperial county has launched the sew
enth war bonds drive and in the midst
of the cessation of the war in Europe, it
becomes all the more important that citi-
zens should rally to the call and see that
the county's quota quickly is met.
Through the preceding drives this
country was helping fight the war in
Europe At the same time we had our
own war in the Pacific. With the win
ming of the war against Germany, the
Pacific war now holds the nations un-
divided attention.
While it is true that Britain has
pledged all-out support against the Japs,
the fact remains that the weight of bat
tie and the bringing Of the war to sue
cessful termination do rest on this coun-
try.
Victory in Europe naturally has ten
dency to induce momentary let-down.
Happily this has not happened to any
marked degree, but nevertheless it is not
amiss to remind ourselves that there
must not be slowing up in providing
the war funds.
AS the bond drive progresses there is
no question that the European victory
will serve to accelerate sales. AS Ger
mans surrendered unconditionally so it
must be with Japan and that time will
be hastened by keeping war material
rolling.
The seventh war loan will be the Pa
cific victory drive
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

certain lot, piece, or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being i'll the
County of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Lot Seventeen QO of Block
Thirty-seven (3O, Townsite of
Ell Centro, together with all
furniture and fixtures therein.
Terms and conditions of sale:
Cash, lawful money Of the United
States: ten (10) per cent of the
purchase money to be paid at the
time of sale; balance on confirma-
ton of sale. Usual escrow charges
and recording of deed at the eX-
pense Of purchaser. Certificate Of
title at the expense Of the estate
Insurance to be prorated. The pur-
chaser to assume the payment Of
and take the property purchased
by him, subject to all taxes for
1945-1945 of whatsoever name or
nature, which are now or may be-
come hereafter chargeable to or
len against the property purchased
by him.
All bids or offers must be i'll writ
ing. and may be left at the office of
Whitelaw g. Whitelaw. Attorneys for
said Executor, at 207 Rehkopf Build
ing. FL Centro, California, or may
be filed in the office Of the clerk or
this Court at any time after the
first publication of this notice and
before the making of the sale.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1915.
MERVIN L. DICKSON.
Executor of the Estate of l..
"A. Blackman, also known as
Lewis A. Blackman, also
known as Louis A. Black
man, deceased.
WHITELAW & WHITELAW
BY r. B. Whitelaw,
Attorneys for Executor.
mo. 73) (M13-21 incll
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-14
MANUFACTURING PLANTS
SWEPT BY FLAMES

LOS ANGELES. May IA. UP)-
Fire officers Monday estimated,
damage at more than 100000 in
two blazes that swept through plants
over the week end. 5S 9
A spectacular fire at Hermosai
Beach, Cal, razed plants of the Cali
fornia Hand Prints Co., and the.
Pacific Textile Co., causing damage
of more than $150,00C. M Z;
Six fire companies were unable
to halt flames in the Modern Re-
frigeration Co., and the Van Heuk-
lyn and Handy Cabinet shop in
Glendale. The plants were destroy
ed at loss of more than $160,OO0. !