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HOUSE 1RAIleRS.

NEW kOZY. Platt ano superior. also new
tandem Liberty: many good used trailers.
Ra SAIL ssih so1 R.S9. 1 s.1
vyn. Nd Tel Rerwyn Is tof appraisal
GRANITE LUGGAGE TRAILERS. new.
eauppes s,s S p ney grade No
ICAN TRAILER CO. INC, 4O3O Wis. ave
NV. Washington. D. c.
1873 AMERICAN house trailer, 80 #
long, 3 rooms. :, double beds no, and
cold water. 4s35 Rugby ave, WI 2"a!
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

ARLINGTON, Va, l mile south of 14th
frafic. 3 $40 acres. exceptionally con-
sp'cious and convenient for manufacturing
warehousing or distributing Bus at door.
railroad siding available. Will sell or could
arrange to build and lease warehouse. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash
In Rtnn Bldg. DI 5000
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-15,O 1000 feet commercial prop
srty in s:w.u Washington. Give details.
Box 309-M, Star g.
A 2-CAR GARAGE or small building suit
nble for electric woodworking shop: must
be located in a zone where nightwsrk does
not conflict with coming law. State price
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Remove one letter from each word and
rearranse to spell the word called Tor.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. ~ you have
.Lettered-Out" correctly It's to tougher
BY use
Answer to Yesterdays Lktter-out.
tW) DOWER-RODE twas borpe)
(A) GRENADE-GENDER (sex distinA.
t0 GRnAAcE-cRnfEA cBiack ses
peninsulal.
tE AIJENS-SNAn, fra stropod mcIIuskp
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BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Thinking Of Others. NOT sell is COURTESY

Mother-If you think of the i'm
preston you're making on other
people. you won't do impolite things.
Just remember that Mrs. Jones will
think you are a rude girl if you walk
in front of her.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

IR!vATE, with cleo 81 mo. up. 14th
and SITS. Sc. Call TR 06t9.
crete floor. 1890 Branch ave. Sc. Suit
able for automobile repair business, truck
storage, etc. viii leave air compressor If
desired S35. Call LO OBS from + 80
am TO .::so pm. MR.. YOUNG.
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USED-CAR SALE

SALE
At Studebaker Champ. d. l. 2>dr sed., h.
Al Studebaker Champ. club sed.
Al Chrysler Saratoga sed, r. and h.
~ Lincoln-zephyr custom sed., r. and h
Al Mercury CT. coupe, h.
Al Olds sedanette. hydro. r. and h.
40 Buick "61" sed., r. and h.
40 Packard super sed., r. and h.
40 La Sale cl coupe. r. and h.
40 Packard "6" sedan. +. and h.
40 Dodge 2-door sedan. heater.
80 Olds sedan, r. and h.
81 Olds sedan, +. and h.
Al Packard COW. coupe. r. and h.
Al Buick Roadmaster conv. cp., r. and h
Many others to choose from HYATTS.
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA, 41l1
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

GROUND-FLOOR OFFICE, clean, new and
attractive; includes private toilet and
shower. For lease at 929 Eye st. NV
1888 X ST. N.W.-600 so. it.. 1905 Eye
st NV, 3-story ard basement house, suit
able for any sSsne or
st. NV. MA. 44S3.
OFFICE SPACE and shared stenosraphic
service for professional man or woman in
Columbia Heights cross-town business zone
also studio for living and professional
use; De; 3G6s; ,,,,,
ward Bldg, suitable for lawyer. MA. 1886
A.
1897 M ST. N.W.-Several single Office
rooms, S45-So0 mo-; rented on yearly
basis: inquire at building.
DESK SPACE for /. . or 3 people; also
phone and mailing address. L. ]. COWIE
CO., 500 st NV
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Goren on BRIDGE

oJ2 KARA
aka Aosa
0AKJ94
GAO
"A 10 863
The bidding:
East South West North
10 Dbl. Pass IA
Pass 80 Pass Pass
Pass
1t is not surprising that some
players should be unable to make
an accurate appraisal of hands that
contain wealth of high cards. But
it is interesting to observe how
many there are who have not yet
learned to recognize what is zero.
The North of today sshand is one
such person The opening bid of
one diamond was doubled by South
and North dutifully responded with
one spade. South then jumped to
three hearts and North passed with
the comment, Partner, couldn't
raise you. I knew you had a very
good hand but had nothing"
Even South's indignation when
the dummy was spread did not in
terfere with his routine taking of
IL tricks. For North to say that he
had nothing indicates a refusal to
look at his cards. That the queen
of hearts was certain trick there
could be no doubt and to see that
partner would probably be able to
ruff club in dummy required no
clairvoyance Any hand that will
develop two tricks cannot be re-
garded as hay when partner has
doubled and jumped North should
have bid four hearts without feeling
like a hero.
The suggestion that South should
have bid four hearts himself is I'M
sound because North might be very
short in that suit, in which case
such a contract would have little
chance of success The double by
South is proper procedure because
if partner is short in hearts and
long in clubs a game in the minor
suit is very probable.
South's statement that his jump
to three hearts was an absolute
froce is not quite correct. A jump
following a take-out double is about
SO per cent forcing, but if partner
has nothing he may pass. However,
at the slightest provocation North
should take action. 1t is sound
DOlicV for mariner of the dOllbler to
lean toward the Overlooking side.
TomorrOw's Problem.
AS South you hold:
A AQ9 "AK74 tAK53 AXIS
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
- Pass ~ Pass
What do you bid now?
tCopyrlghI, l945, by Charles Fl. GorenD
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAhp.

TO LEASE-Colonial residence, furn.,
modernized: large rooms, "a acres: de-
hcious spring water, large trees: D. c. 90
miles Baltimore so; good road Box
low. l acre of land, chicken house Rent,
SO month. @. B. HOPKINS, l Thomas
Circle DI 1o1l
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Points for Parents
his

Mother-If you think of others,
you'll do the courteous thing Walk
ing In front of a guest keeps her
from seeing what's before her. That's
the reason We walk behind another's
chair.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET half-ton panel truck; good
tires and good condition: reasonable price
Call from m. TO l pm. Lincoln "a
running condition: equipped with 5 prac-
tically new prewsr ply tires and new
1a,fefy Must oe seen 10 De appreG1psIeeqr;
MOTORS, "4Ol Pa. ave. NV.
FORD 1897 l'2-ton. EFF. stake body.
1.5ox',0 tires. DUAL rears. helper sprin2 S.
radio. heater; $3.50. 81 3 Lee highway.
OK U,5o
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 coupe: good
tires: radio, heater; overdrive; very clean
car
1941 Plymouth station wagon: 5 sood
tires: heater This is a very good buy.
1910 La Sale convertible coupe; 5
white Sidewalk tires; radio, heater; clean
car throughout.
1871 Buick limo, model aO-L; 5 white
sidewail tires; radio and heater: low mile
age This is an exceptionally clean car
radio and heater This is a very clean
car throughout. PACKARD MOTOR
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE. with railroad siding, near
Georsetown viii, - erected for respon-
sible tenant: building to contain approxl-
mately 12,O0r So. II P. J. WALSHE,
INC. LIZ Eve ST MA R4HS
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half-ton Dodges. some with optional A.
wheel drive: 1897 halt-ton Ford
Dumps t"l, la4:: and ia-ton Fords;
3 ward bodies. 1910 1i2-ton Ford, yard
body.
1870 International 9-ton Il foot stake;
1871 GMC 4-ton, 196-inch wheelosse air
brakes. 800 tires
command cars 1asi 'a-ton Dodse. make
excellent farm trucks.
1871 H-ton Dod2e "-speed rear axel;
make excellent dump or tractor
1897 Ford lI2-ton. left stake body.
See US for anv truck requirement trades
terms. CENTRAL MOTOR co. n AZ Lee
Highway. Arlington, Va OK. O55! daily,
10 e. Sunday. 10 10 3
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SUMMER CAMPS.

SUMMER BOARDING SCHOOLS. - High
school boys accelerate or strengthen your
work. Recreational activities included
Rates, $500 up. Also free camp informa-
ton for boys and girls, WASHINGTON
SCHOOLS ASSOC. RE. 1899.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AM IN POSITION to sell or buy for cash
any house Or business property in Mt
Pleasant or Petworth section that is prop
erly priced. Called G, s WHITE. AID. 1865
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SUMMER HOMES.

CAPE MAY, n. J.-Beautifuily furnished
newly decorated home for rent; hal
block from ocean; available June or Sept
telegraph or phone Cape May 1913. s.
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STORES WANTED

STORE WANTED, 5000 to 10. 900 so. #:
Northwest preferred: give details. Box
SS3-X, Star.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WOULD LIKE / or well-located 4-family
fats with either gas or oil heat. Box
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

.-ToN EXPRESS TRUCK. 1870 4th
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-14

lsIl. u pan takes over French
Indo China. with Pstain's &C.
quiescsnce. and presses Thai
land, which balks. Builds bases
at Saigon and elsewhere in In
do China, aimed at British pos
sessions. Foreign Minis
ter Matsuoka goes to Moscow,
Berlin and Rome and concludes
neutrality pact with Soviet.
Nov. 27-Japan extends an
ti-Comintern pact five years.
Dec. 7-Japs attack simultan-
eously Hawaii. Philippines,
Yake, Guam. Hong Kong, Brit
ish Malaga, Thailand.
Dec. So. 8. and Great Bril-
tain declare war. Thai
land succumbs at once. Japs
take Guam Dec. IL, Wake Dec.
"a. Hong Kong Dec. Is. Occupy
North Borneo. Attack Batavia,
which Netherlands government
in exile refused to give up.
1912. The year in which Jap
anese military prestige and ter
ritorial expanse reach their all
time high.
Jan. 2-Manila Cavite naval
base fall.
Jan. 23-Rabaul In New
Guinea lost.
Jan. 12-Tarakan abandoned
to Japs.
Feb. 17-Singapors surrend-
ders. Feb. 18-Japs bomb Aus
tralia at Darwin.
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Rise and Decline of Nippon Empire

4 1862. Kasoshiua bombardsd
and burned by British for muir
der of an Englishman.
1864. British, Amsris an,
French, Dutch warships raided
Shimonoseki. obtained $1,000
600 indemnity. after Daimo of
Choshiu fired on foreign ships
| in Straits of Shimonoseki.
1857. Mikado. aided by Sat
suma and Choshu claims. depos-
ed Shotgun, head OF Takagawa
clan; made Mikado temporal
and spiritual head OF empire;
abolished feudslism; opened
mint; postal and telegraph sys-
TENS, first railway (Tokyo to
KokahamaD; Europeanized army
and navy; introduced national
education.
1881. Established first lega-
ton, in Korea.
1884. Lost clash with China
in Korea.
1894. Expelled Chinese from
Korea, beat Chinese fleet. seized
Port Arthur and Formosa. Trsa-
ty next year gave Southern
Manchuria and Liao-tung Pc
ninsula TO Japan, but when
France and Germany supported
Russian protest on Liao-tung
japan took Formosa instead.
1900. Participated with Euro
pean powers in suppressinG Box
ar Rebellion.
1902. Anglo-Japansss treaty
OF mutual assistance.
1804-S. At war with Russia,
captured Port Arthur and Muk-
den, annihilated Russian fleet
and in treaty got Korea and
southern half of Sakhalin; Rus
STA gave up Port Arthur and
Liao-tung peninsula (Kwan-
tung) and southern section Of
Msnchurian Railway.
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March-Gsnsral Macarthur
evacuated to Australia, prom.
Using to return 10 Philippines.
Japs complete conquest Of Java.
April-Bataan falls.
May-Corrsgidor surrsndsrA
Mandalay IL taken and Gen.
Stillwell begins retreat from
Burma.
June-Japs take Kiska, Attu
and Agattu In Alsutians and
bomb Dutch Harbor.
July-Japs take Buna and
start for Port Moresby. Mean
while:
April S-Marinss land on
Bougainville In Solomons In
first step on way back.
May-In Battle Of Coral Sea
Japs lose 20 warships and four
transport sunk or damaged.
June-In Battle Of Midway
Japs lost FL warships and five
transports sunk or damaged and
275 planes.
August-Marines land at Tu-
lagi and Guadalcanal In Solo
mons.
1943. A year Of island-hop-
ping back toward Japan.
Jan. 3-BunE fecaptursd.
Feb. 9-Japs abandon Quad
alcanal.
March Sin Battle of Bis.
marck Sea 10 Jap warships and
IL loaded transports destroyed.
See EMPIRE Page Fifteen
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Japan has ,bsen part Of the
known world TOR %03 years. Hel
first attempt 70 expand from
the home islands TO the main
land by aggression took place
$50 years ago.
In % years since Commodore
Perry first steamed into the
harbor OF Yedo. now Tokyo. ia
pan rose from barbarian and
utter isolation to almost COM
plete domination in the Far East
and then descended to her pre-
sent last-ditch stand against the
forthcoming Anglo-American
invasion of the homeland.
In summary, the chronology
of the rise and decline Of the
Greater East Asia CoProsperi-
~ Sphere follows !:
l542. A Portuguese ship.
wrecked in Nipponess waters,
gave Japan her first recorded
contact with Occident.
1892. Under her now national
hero, Hideyoshi, Japan invaded
Korea for first time.
1887. Japan. sealed herself
against entire world.
1853. The American Commo-
dore Perry, appearing At Yedo
with four warships, and q Rus
sian ship at Yokohama, sepa-
rately urged japan TO open UP to
the rest OF the world.
Perry returned with y
larger force, and in 1884 obtain
ed treaty opening up Yokohama,
Nagasaki and Hakodate at once
and Yedo (Tokyo), Osaka, Nil
gaia and Kobe In near future.
Similar treaties with European
nations followed in next six
years. All gave sxtraterritorial
judicial rights to Occidentals.
1860. Mikado directed Sho-
gun to expel foreigners.
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ognixes Manchukuo |ap-dom-
mated Manchuria; Japan rec
ognizes France.
1899. Japs blockade British
French concession Tientsin and
humiliate Britons. Great Britain
busy In Europe. agrees not to
obstruct Jap military activities
against China. Japs and
Russians conclude truce in bor-
der warfare. ". s. de-
nounces 1911 commercial treaty
with japan. Japs now dominate
500, 900 square miles in China
with 100000, 900 population;
ports. chief cities. railroads.
1910. Set up puppst Wang
Ching-Wei in Marking. Cut off
China from all outside supplies
except by way of Burma Road,
getting French to cut off Indo-
Chinese route and forcing Great
Britain to suit down Burma Road
three rainy months. New
cabinet announces totalitarian
state dedicated to new order
for Greater East Asia" including
domination ever French Indo
China and Netherlands East In
dies. Vichy France per-
mits partial occupation of Indo-
China. Alliance signed
with Berlin-Rome Axis for New
Order in Europe and Orient.
". S. embargoeS pc
troleum, scrap iron and steel to
Japan.
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cause Lytton Commission con-
dsmned aggression In China.
1885. Japs force Marking gov
eminent TO withdraw Chinese
troops from Psiping and Tisnt-
sin areas. dsmilitarixs most Of
Chahar province. remove anti
jap officials and dissolve anti
Jap organizations In northern
China.
1885. Border clashes with
Russians. begun late 1885. result
in Siberian invasion and pitch
ed battle in Outer Mongolia.
japan withdraws from Lon
don Naval Conference when re-
fused parity with Us. and
Britain. Signs pact with
Germany for exchange of mill
tary information and mutual
assistance.
1897. Undsclared war be-
tween China and Japan begins.
Japs take Peiping. Shanghai,
Marking, Tsinan, Suchow, Han
kow and Canton until, by late
1898, China 10 cut off from Brit
ish supplies from Hongkong
and Chang Kai-shek moves cap
ital to Chungking. British
bassador TO China wounded.
US. gunboat Panay sunk. :.
League declares Japan ag-
gressor in China invasion, and
". s. approves finding. :.
Japan. Germany and Italy sign
anti-Comintern pact. italy rec
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sItACS VMNG SChLCu SdR0e
I 1908. Anglo-Japaness-ahiance
concluded.
1905. Established TIVE naval
bases In Korea.
1910. Annexed Korea after
incident arising out of assassi-
nation of resident-general in
Hardin. Renamed the province
Chosen.
1911. Gentleman's agreement
to restrict Japanese immigra-
ton into u. S. to soothe friction
over yellow Peril"
1914. Japan entered World
War under treaty with Great
Britain to protect British rights
in Far East. Took Kiao-chau
from Germany and occupied
Marshalls. Carolines. Marianas
and Peleu Islands.
1915. Forced China to accept
Japans paramount interest ir
Shantung, Manchuria, eastern
Mongolia; arranged for Jap 20,
litical. financial and military
advisers to China; extended
leases of Port Arthur and Dair
en- to 1877, South Manchuria
railway to 2002 and Mukden to
2007.
1917. Lansing -lshii treaty rec
ognized Japan's special interes,
in China.
1918. Japanese General Ota
nj led Allied landing at Vladl-
vostok to aid White Russians.
Japs penetrated Siberia to Chita
and Omsk and stayed when 9TH
er Allies evacuated Russia.
1919. Versailles Treaty gave
Japan mandate over seized Ger
man islands in Pacific; German
leases Kiao-chau and Shantung;
and German mines, railways.
etc. Japan became permanent
member League Of Nations
Council
1890. Border clashes with
Russia In eastern Siberia. and
Japs occupied Russian (north.
ern) half Of Sakhalin (Karafuto)
Island.
1921. Ansle-Japaness treaty
extended one year.
1921-1. Five Power Treaty
given Japan SIS naval radio
compared with United States
and Great Britain. Nine Power
Treaty replaces Lansing -Ishii
Agreement Of 1917. Four Power
Treaty between Britain, U. s.,
France and Japan replaces An
glo-Japansss alliance, which
Canada and English disliksd
from fear 1t might put them into
. japanese American war on
Jap aida
1922. Japaa rsd>sms promise
BY returning Shantung to China:
withdraw troops from main
land
1875. Jap marines land at
Shanghai. with other powers. BE-.
cause Of anti-foreign disturbance
e.. Jap troops to Mukdsn to pre-
vent disturbances around South
Manchuria Railway.
Japs recognized Soviet govern
ment and the two nations divide
oil fields In North Sakhalin on
checkerboard basis.
1926. Japs evacuate Muhdsa.
Hirohito become emperor.
1928. Jap troops expel Chang
Kai-Shsk's Nationalist from
Manchuria and promulgats idea
that state II Jap protectorats.
1880. Hamaguchi Cabinet
formed 1929, gets London naval
Limitation treaty ratified over
navy oppodtion and consents 10
Chinese tariff autonomy.
1891. Army begins conquest
Manchuria In defiance Of gov
eminent.
1882. Reactionaries assassi-
nate three moderate leaders.
Army drives Chinese out Of
Shanghai.
1888. Treaty Of Tangku con-
firms Jap economic conquest Of
500, 900 square miles OF China.
=. Japs announce withdraw
nj from League Of Nations be-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-01
Cavalcade Board
Maps '4b Show

CALEXICO, June 30. - Monthly
meetings will be held henceforth
50 that Calexico CaValcade commit
tees may report progress III connec-
ton With the l943 presentation Of
the Cavalcade u Imperial Valley
it was decided at a meeting III CAL
tXico Friday night.
The Whole production viii be
subjected to a general overhauling
and streamlining process" L. II.
Dove, association president explain
ed Saturday. We will 60 over the
script, the characters. the cast, the
costumes, and the properties with
an idea Of improving everything.
1T has Eeen several years since
we presented the Cavalcade and we
realize we must do what we can
to bring it up to date"
Those who attended the meeting
Friday night were enthusiastic about
preparing, for the 1916 show.
Dove said he soon will announce
the date OF the July ms citing
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-01

\ Subcommittee ~ five was ap-
pointed to draft ;Ee rules for the
hearings The memte-s are SeLs.
-onnauy, Walter L. George ID
Georgia. Arthur H Vandrnberg
RI Michigan. Theodore F. Green
ID Rhode Island, and Warren r.
Aus tin tRl. Vermont.
Connai.y said that former Secre-
tary OF State Edward r. Stettinius.
III, would Ge the first witness at
the hearings. which will be open to
the public
Indications now are that the com
mittee report will be taken directly
70 the senate floor for the ratifica-
ton debate after about two weeks
of hearings.
Rules to be drawn BY the sub
committee next Monday will set
limits on the number Of witnesses
and the length Of time each can
speak,
Asked if there was any indication
Ot opposition to ratification Con-
nally said that strange I'd say"
the committee had not vet received
any request for permission to testi-
fV either for or against the charter
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-01
SD. Youths Use
Fake Telegram
To Obtain Cash

SAN DIEGO. June 3d. tUP)-
Three youths were under arrest
Saturday charged with attempting
TO obtain $500 from the family Of
a merchant seaman by means Of &
forced telegram, police reported.
Horace Gum. is. is III the san
Diego city jail. ana John Quinn. 19,
and Tom FICkl> II, were arrested
III Alameda, Calf.
Detective Inspector Harlan Gibbs
said the boys somehow got hold Of
the credentials Of Seaman Tommy
Mangiameli, Of Omaha, Neb., who
missed his ship and was stranded
in Australia Tnev then sent a tele-
gram Of Mangiamelis family asking
for 500. which they received. About
two weeks later they sent another
wire asking for 5000
Meanwhile however. Mangiameli
had returned home and received the
telegram himself He notified San
Diego police who licked UP Gum az
he went to cOuect the money The
0ther two fled but were arrested
III alameda
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-01
9th Division
Men Return

CAMP -BEAA Calf. June 30
CUP1-Processing Of the 85c Cali
fornia members Of the 9th division
for their 30-dav Burroughs took prec-
ederce over all other work Saturday
at Camp Beale.
The soldiers arrived at the camp
Friday night from Europe and will
be released during the day. Each
man will be given a shoe stamp, a
supply of cigarettes, new uniform
and a pay check
Following their furloughs the .tri-
dent" division men will be reassign-
cd to Camp Swift. Texas, for further
training before Pacific duty. Off
cials said
The men. who fought with the
fifteenth. ninth. first and third arm
les. battled in the Ruhr pocket, then
were moved down into Czechoslo-
vakia. The division was commanded
by Brig Gen. NJ. P. Hal5ey.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-01
Vacationists Get
Travel Warninu

WASHINGTON, June 30. CUP
Vacationists who normally depend
on Pullman or chair reservations
will face possible long delays in re-
turning home under new office Of
defense transportation regulations
which went into effect Friday mid
night
Climaxing a campaign Of warn
ings against cIvInan travel. the ODT
in an order aimed at vacatiOnists
imposed a five-day ADVANCE limit
on railroad passenger reservations.
The order does not cancel reserva-
tions already made under the pre-
vious 30-day limit.
Persons planning vacation trips
now tah2 their chances on getting
space back" an ODT spokesman
said.