Monday, August 24, 1942
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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or Sale Houses
Ta,,e Una Wf ftttp.T U flCre With
. m Vinino Bnnd Well. fl'Uit TOOHl
woodshed and garage $1800; $500
down. Will sell furniture if wanted.
O.E.RAE.1255 State. Ph. 6761. a202
Will sell Furnished or Unfurnished
TUffUffcmTATU! POSSESSION.
W1LII .liwuuw."
6-room home nearly new. Oil furn
ace, excellent view, iruit, biiruc
i, acre ground. For appointment
Phone 6761.
$300 Down, balance easy terms, on
5-room nome wiui large iuw em age
Unnciiinu. auvw. ...
O. E. RAE, 1255 State. Ph. 6761. a201
Own the home you are fighting for!
S3500 Practically new view home
5 rooms and attic, oak floors, fire
haipmonf sawdust furnace
Large lot and low taxes. Terms. See
Mr. Hardy witn bwmbo os iw
BERTS. INC., Realtors. a203
Nice 5-room 2 B.R., all newly decor.
Tnn. 2385 Fair
grounds Road. a203
Very nice acre close in, East. Small
neat house, water Si elec. lights, gas
fc.nnn hpnt.pr & linoleum eoes. Own-
X leaving town. Price $1650; $400
will handle.
Modern 5-room house and one acn
on Evergreen Ave. Price $3750. Lib
eral terms.
CHAS. H. VICK, 208 N. High. n202
nlrillu mnriprn 3 P.R. home. eX
cellent location. $4500. Reasonable
tovms Phone 3920. a205
rnzv 4-rm. modern home, with
nook. Hdw. fir. In living room. A
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ileal nuy lui qui.
BLIVEN & ALDERIN, REALTORS
328 Oregon mag.rn. raw.
xinMTT. TO rWN
5-rm. mod. home. Basemt.. wood
air-conditioned furnace. Hdw. floor
in living & dining rooms, Venetian
residential district, 'priced $4750.
Terms.
BLIVEN & ALDERIN, REALTORS
32R Oreeon B de. pn. sue. aisui
Trrj? SAT.l. Residential 10-acre
nrnnprtv. Bnildinss. nlentv of water
electric, light, telephone, 'A mile
from city limits, Will sell all or sub
divide. Owner, co capital Journal,
.Bnx 108. . aaoi
r$50 OFF PER WK. UNTIL SOLDI
Modern 2 bedroom house with fire
place, oak floor, floor furnace, Ve
netian blinds, lawn, low taxes, $2950
this week with $650 down and $23
per mo. Rear of 3311 Center St. or
Phone 5292. anui
5-ROOM modern house in West Sa
lem. Close to school and bus. Corner
lot $2350; $800 dn. Ph. 4531. a201
5-ROOM house, new, basement
furnace, garage. Also 4-room house,
both on 3 lots. 13000 casn lor Dotn
585 S. 22nd. a201
Beautiful 5 rm. home, full base:
plumbing, fireplace, Venetian blinds.
also outbuilding 6 rms., tun base.
& plumbing on 2M lots. Hiway 101
overlooking ocean at Yachats, Ore.
Take some trade.- Ph. 5141. 1315
S. High St., Salem. a214
For Sale Farms
!2 ACRES with house, 2 barns, Will
sell cheap. 1 mi. N.E. of Aumsvllle
Call 1675 Saginaw St. b203
160 ACRE irrigated farm in Klam
ath Co. for sale or trade. 626 W.
Jl2th St. Albany, Ore. b201
Directory
BATTERIES
WILLARD batteries, all types. R. D.
Woodrow, 349 N Church. P. 9600. o
BUILDING MATERIAL
SAND, Gravel. Crushed Rock, Pav.
tag Salem Supply Co. Ph. 8561. o
CHIMNEY SWEEP
Furnace Si Chimney. Vacuum, steel
brushes. B. F. Ensley, Ph. 7176. 0214
EXCAVATING
Excavating, all kinds; basm'ts. dug,
dirt hauled or moved. Dirt for sale.
SEE Ben Otjen ds Sons. Ph. 3080.
FLORIST
reithaupt's for flowers. Dial 9195. o'
UNERAL DIRECTORS
Terwilliger Funeral Home. P 6928 o'
WALKER & HOWELL Funeral
Home, 545 N. Capitol St Ph 3671Vo"
PAINTS AND LACQUERS
Complete Une Nason paints Liberal
terms. R. D Woodrow 394 N. Churcn.
PAPERING-PAINTING
Expert Workmanship Phone 4325. o
TRANSFER & STORAGE
Local or distance transfer storage.
Burner oils, briquets Trucks to
Portland dally Agent Pierce Auto
rreigiu, including uainomia poim
Larmcr Transfer & storage P 3131..Q'
WELL DRILLING
C. J. Pugh, 2125 Myrtle. Ph. 9338.
0224
WINDOW CLEANING
) PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERVICE-PHONE
4457 o"
Journal Wont Ads Pay
For Sale Acreage
SUBURBAN HOMES
that are Priced Below "Values I
10 A. best of soil, mod. home, elect,
lights, water system, bath. $5500; or
5 A. with bldgs. for $4000. ALSO one
choice acre, mod. bung. 5-r., fircpl.,
h.w. firs., Venetian blinds, close in,
for $3500, and if you are lopking for
a place that is run di.--n and cheap
we have 8 acres not far out,, priced
right! SEE Louis Bechtel or Mrs.
Needham, 341 State. Room 4. bb201
Real Estate
SUBURBAN; 7 acre tract, close to
city limits; 2 houses, large barn,
fruit, nut and shade trees. Owner
moving to larger farm, offers above
for $6500. You will like it!
EXTRA;, $3500 value for $1750. An
8-room plastered house with base
ment, large lot, walking distance to
State Bldgs. It's A Buy!
SEE Mrs. L. H. Ellis with
LEO N, CHILDS, Inc., Realtors
344 State St. Ph. 9261. c201
Apartment House at great sacrifice;
3 to choose from. Cash or terms.
Call evenings, 2160 N. 5th St. c201
We invite your "For Sale" listings
if fairly priced: HAWKINS Si
ROBERTS, INC. Realtors, Guard
ian Bldg. c
Wanted Real Estate
WANTED TO BUY. HOME
that is not priced over $2000. I have
the cashl SEE my agents, .Louis
Bechtel or Mrs. Needham, 341 State,
Room 4. ca201
Acreage or Small Farm. Lease with
option to buy. E. or N.E. of Salem
Might buy with small down paymt.
Bal. monthly. P.O. box 42 Silverton.
ca202
LIST your real property with
ABRAMS & ELLIS, INC., Masonic
Bldg. . ca217
Exchange Real Estate
WANT Salem or Portland home for
5 acre highly improved tract. O. E.
RAE, 1255 State. Ph. 6761. cb203
2 Portland lots and cash to trade
for Salem. Ph. 21724, Salem, or
write Rt. 1, Box 483, Oswego, o:
Ph. 21877, Oswego. cb202'
Business Opportunities
Modern Restaurant for sale. Doing
excellent business. -Living quarters
included. Sacrifice for $2350. Terms
Will take good car in trade. 605 N.
Capitol. 7362. Cd208
OR RENT: Coffee Shoo; fount., liv.
qtrs., doing good bus. 975 Edgewater
cd201
APT House, cluse In five apts. In
come $80 per mo $3000 will han
dle. 1370 Chemeketa. cd206
FOR SALE: Attractive home Si in
come, close In. Box 89 Capital Jour
nal. ....... Cd205
Furniture For Sale
NASH Furniture Closing Out!
Quitting Business for Duration
Save from 10 to 50 below ceilim!
prices. d204!
Fidler's Furniture Co.
STOCK
Purchased by
Nash Furniture Co.
MOVED TO OUR STORE
219 N. COMMERCIAL ST.
Please Note Mr. Fidler will be at
our store for a time to help us
during our Final Quitting Business
Clearance Sale
Below Celling Prices!
Buy Now And Save! d204
NEARLY New White Enamel
Wood Range, copper coll.. $79.50
Nearly new White Enamel Trasn
Burner, copper coil.i $49.50
Used Universal Apt. House
Electric Range $29.00
Large Quenn Ann Walnut Din
ing Table Si 6 Chairs $29.75
Ivory Bed Chest, dresser, spring
and mattress $35.50
75-lb. Ice Box with glass doors. .$15
BRIGHT FURNITURE
453 Court Ph. 7511. d201
Complete Household Furnishings for
sale at 330 N. Summer, d203
For Sale Livestock
ATTENTION 1 1
Will remove dead Si worthless stork
in a moment's notice! SALEM
FERTILIZER ti BY-PRODUCTS.
Ph. 8000 Collect. (No other phone) e'
For Sale Wood
Best Old Fir, 4 cds. $37. Ph. 6663,
ec204
FOR SALE: 200 cords heavy slab
wood. Cut last spring. 4 ml. from
Lyons; 3.50 per cord If take all by
Aug. 24. Z. C. Brock, 1492 State St.
ec201
Wanted Help
Sawmill Workers
We have a number of good perma
nent Jobs at St. Helens. Oregon, for
experienced sawmill men. Our labor
contract permits non-union or union
men with requirement that they
make application for union mem
bership within 30 days after start
ing to work. Pope & Talbot extens
ive holdings assure long time em
ployment in this vital wartime In
dustry. All written applications will
be answered fully. Write or apply W.
F. Holtbuer, employment manager,
Pope Ss Talbot, Inc.. 618 N.W. Front
Avenue (McCormlck Terminal), or!
apply direct at our St. Helens mill
office. g203
Wanted: Middle aged man to work
on delivery truck. Hogg Bros. g201
Young men 16 or over for serv. sta.
or garage. 809 Edgewater. g203
Highway Department needs men.
here and upstate. Inquire Rm. 512
Slate Office Bldg. g203',
Wanted Help
Wanted: Male experienced clerk.
Marr Grocery. g203
Uphlstrs., refr., svemn. H. L. Stiff.
B201'
MAN for service station, one with
mechanical experience preferred.
Firestone Stores, Center Liberty.
GIRL over twenty with sales exper
ience. Firestone Stores, Center and
Liberty Sts. g203
Wanted, waitress. Work Saturday
nights only. Chinese Tea Garden.
g205-
Wanted, woman or married couple
to stay with elderly lady. Ph. 22787
g202
Male attendants at Ore. State Hosp ,
Salem. $65 per mo., board, room
& laundry. 8206'
Waitress, over 21. 50c per hr. Spot
ted pig caie, woooourn. ga
Glrl to learn hosiery mending. Per
manent. Box 109 Cap. Journal. g201
TTirct- nkw Allln MfiP.hftntC. Best
wages 4s working conditions. David
son's Auto Service, 267 N. Church.
g203-
BOYS, 14 to 16, good money, easv
work. 335 N. High St. g202
Wanted: Driver for log truck, also
loader. Roy Stevens. Ph. 8725. gzoz
Opening for a Chef and one fry
cook in a few days. Apply now,
The Spa. g
Now registering Hop Pickers for
late hops. Williams Si Thacker. Cab
ins, good crop. Phone 21331 or 2U31.
4 miles West of Salem. g'
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Picking starts Aug. 20th, lasts about
30 days. Pay 2Mc per pound. Good
crop, best picking lob In valley
Good camp, 550 cabins with lights
and stoves, store, dance hall and res-
taurant. Known as Wigrich Ranch.
Write Golden Gate Hop Ranch, In
dependence, Ore., or Phone 3616,
Salem. g213
HOP PICKERS WANTED
250 Acres choice river bottom hops
4 miles SW of Salem. 3 weeks of fine
picking. Store, restaurant, butcher
shop on grounds. Good camp ground
Fine cabins, or free transportation
to and from yard. Register at our
office, 147 North Commercial St., or
write John J. Roberts Si Co., Salem,
Oregon. Phone 9623. g
HOP PICKERS Wanted Brown Is
land Hop Co. Ph. 2-3107, Early and
late hops; prevailing prices; long
job; good accommodations, 4 mi.
s. W. ol Salem on Willamette Kiver.
g-'
Hop Pickers wanted, early Si late
hops Cabins, stoves wood, straw for
beds furn Allen G Hall, foreman Si
yard boss. Register now., Collins Si
Collins, Inc., Independence, Ore.
g203
HOP PICKERS WANTED
400 acres of early and late hops
grown on river bottom land. Pick
tag commences August 24. Large
crop, long season and paying $2 50
per 100 pounds. Free camping ac
commodations. Groceries, meats and
restaurant at city prices. Strict su
pervision day and night. We wel
come return of our old pickers ana
500 new ones. Register immediately
and reserve cabins or tents. Loca
tion 2 miles north of Independence.
Call or phone 27F2, Independence.
C. A. McLaughlin Hop Ranch, In
dependence, Ore. Harold Gwin,
Superintendent. g
Wanted Positions
Middle aged woman, general office
experience, desires full or part-time
work. Ph. 3940. h203
Caring for young children days
2142 South Winter. h203
Typing, clerical work. Box 110.
Capital Journal. h202
Children cared for. Phone 968B.
h224
For Rent
3 Bedroom home, call after 6 p.m.
1910 South Church. . J203"
One-room furn. house, lights, toilet.
pnone 3723. Melvin Johnson. J
We have another 4-room cottage for
rent, furnished $25.
P. H. BELL. REALTOR
212 Guardian Bldg. Ph. 8168. J201-
NOW VACANT MOVE RIGHT INI
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm. home, bet.
ter quality construction, automatic
furnace, fireplace, hdw. floors, ve
neian blinds, double garage, large
corner lot. Preferred district, near
schools. Bus., etc. Owner transfer
red, must sell. $1000 down, balance
easy terms. SEE Mr. Potter 477
Court St. Phone 6524. J201
Journal Want Ads Pay
WILHART
HOP FARM
Located 17 miles north of Salem
on St Paul-Newberg Highway,
will start picking early cluster
hops Monday, August 24. For
further information
PHONE SALEM 22681
Ward Lundy, Mgr.
Automobiles
WANTED!
Fifty (50)
LATE MODEL CARS AT ONCE1
TOP CASH PRICES PAID
"C" SHROCK
CHURCH & CHEM. BH. 7922 q
CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
OR EQUITY
Burgoyne Motor Co.
440 Center St. Ph. 21535
For Rent
Fr. hk. rm. Close bus. 1431 N. Cott.
J2U0'
Sleeping room for 2 people; bath
private home 654 N. Church. 3201
Unfurnished 4-rm. apt. $42.50. Wat
er, heat Si gar. furn. P. 6680.- J201'
Furn. hskpg. rm. 1st fir. reas. P. 5715
J204
Near Statehouse, 3-r. fur. apt. 2 ad
ults. Quiet. 475 N. Capitol. J201
Clean, 2-rm. apt. 674 N. Churcn.
' j202
Large, cheerful sleeping room, 823
N. Commercial. Ph. 7571. j201
Pleasant rm., garage. Gent. Ph. 7258.
J216
1-2-3 rm. apts. 2310 N. 4th. J214
Sleeping room 725 Court. J'
Pianos. $2 mo: H. L Stiff Furn Co. 1'
Wanted To Rent
Farm land, any amount, good equip.
Phone 22504. " Ja207
Room and Board
Large well ventilated room, excellent
meals, in private home, for 2 busi
ness women or employed couple.
Phone 5580. JJ203
Board Si Room, 790 N Church. Jj206'
Lost and Found
LOST: Black Boston bull, downtown
Salem. Reward. Call Stayton Tele
phone office, collect. k201
Miscellaneous
We clean septic tanks and cesspools;
special equipment; free inspection.
Ph. 8745. 642 Edgewater. W. Salem.
m212
Dental Plate Repair
2-HR. SERVICE IN MOST CASES
DR. HARRY SEMLER. DENTIST
Adolph Bldg. State Si Commercial.
SALEM Phone 3311. m
For Sale Miscellaneous
Davenport, 2 rocking chairs, break
fast set 2 rues. cheaD. 430 N. 14th
hel.wecn 11 a.m. and 2 tl.in. 11203
For sale: A 3-speed Brown Light
Transmission for use in logging
trucks. Paul Parker, 1186 Sixth St
West Salem. Ph. 5231. n203
Canning peaches ready. Townsend's
Orchard, Mission Bottom. nam
To give away, 1 male Springer pup
py hone 22520. n201
Trash burner with coils. Call 3200
11201'
Travelller Trailer House, 1979 E.
State St. Taylor Trailer Camp. n206
Child's lovely white coat, tarn, muff,
galoshes. Size 5-7. 1810 E. Nob Hill.
n201"
1 Desk $102085 Maple aft. 6 p.m
n201
BIG BARGAIN !
McCormlck Mowing Machine; horse
cultivator. 2-whecl trailer, 5 gals
green paint, all for $50 cashl South
of Roscdale church. J. Lynn. Rt. 4.
Box 221A. Salem. n201
Wheel Chair. 1540 Chcm.
n204
Bicycle, overhauled ; 1 new tire, oth
er fair. Al Anlct, 65 Chllds Ave.
n201
New Electric Air-Way Sweeper,
reasonable. 1375 Market St. n201
SLAPPY PEACHES now ready. Also
other varieties. M. P. Adams, Wal
lace Rd. Phone 22216. n201
Our Famous Hill-grown Tree-Ripe
Slappy canning Peaches now ready
Improved Elbertas and Hales later
Open evenings Si Sundays. Puritan
Cider Works. West Salem. H205
Peaches. 6 miles North on Paclfi:
Hiway, 1 mile west. E. J. Forec. n202
Black seal fur coat, size 16, fine
condition. Cheap. Ph. 5970. n203
For Sale Miscellaneous
Boysens, 2930 N. Front. P. 6320. n205'
1 1930 Ford Model A coupe; 1 trail
er, 1 Inboard motorboat about i
finished. Going into service. 2165
Hazel Ave. n202
Peaches, 2930 N. Front. Ph. 6320"
n222
FOR SALE: Grocery and Meat Fix
tures. Inquire 955 Union. n201'
Canning Peaches, you pick. Aspln
wall orchards at Brooks. Ph. 21261. n
Gas Range 460 University. n203'
FOR Fuller Brushes, Phone 5391.
n217
Cucumbers & dills. Ph. 22298, eves.
n203
Dry Poultry Fertilizer. Summer spe
cial 25c sack. Bring sacks. Ph. 228G1
Lee's Hatchery. n'
Wanted Miscellaneous
Wanted: 25-qt. presher cooker. 6085.
na206"
Cash for sm. gas or elec. refrigerator
Ss sm. gas range. Ph. 9561. na200
Wanted to Buy: Old fashioned glass
front china closet. Write Mrs. C. A.
Hande, Sr., Silverton. na202'
Small elec. refrigeratory Ph. 5918.
Iin205
Cash for used furniture and h.h.
goods, refrigerators, wash, machs.,
ranges, heaters, 16" tires. F. N.
Glenn Woodry, Auctioneers. Ph. 5110.
na217"
Used Furniture. Ph 9185.
na'
Personal
Reading, accur., depend. 2361 State.
p202
Palmist. P. 4263. Hazel Barton. B St.
p216'
Automobiles
'35 V-8 cdupe, A-l mech. $225
Phone 21693. q205
For Sale for Cash: '29 Chev. Road
ster, 5 good tires Si motor. P. 6661.
q201
New Westinghouse Refrigerator for
sale or trade for car. Also '27 Chev.
coupe, good tires, $45, 1G20 N. 20th.
quo!
1941 C.O.E. FORD VAN.
1939 CHEVROLET VAN.
1937 FORD STAKE PICKUP.
1936 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP
1 PLATFORM SCALE
2 BLADE HAND TRUCKS
1 CLAMP HAND TRUCK
1 KELVIN ATOR, double blower coils
350 N. High St. Raymond Garage
q201
'37 Chev. Coupe. Heater, radio, ex
cellent rubber. Ph. 6056 after 6. q201
'39 Hudson Sedan. Good rubber
reasonable. 1035 Cross. q206'
TRUCKS for rent, you drive. Mc
Cune Si Lovell. Phone 9600. q218
Boats
BOAT, speedster, excellent condi
tion. Suitable for fishing. Apply af
ter 5 p.m., 515 N. 1A. qq201
Financial
QUICK CASH LOANS - All Plans
One to 12 Months
GENERAL FINANCE CORP.
136 S. Commercial St
License No. S-138. r
LOANS $25 to $300
Almost any credit-worthy person
who really needs cash . . to pay uff
old debts; for medical or dental
work or for some other worthy pur
pose, can qualify for a loan at Per
sonal. John C. Heeren, Manager
PERSONAL FINANCE CO.
Ground Fir., New Bligh Bldg.
512 State St. (at High St.)
Telephone 3101
State Licenses: S-122 M-165. 207
AUTO LOANS
Willamette Credit Co.
5th Floor, GUARDIAN BUILDING
License No. M-159 r
We loan on farm, residential and
business property. Will buy mort
gages, contracts. HAWKINS Si
ROBERTS, INC. Realtors.
Guardian Bldg. r
AUTO LOANS
PERSONAL LOANS
CALKINS
FINANCE CO.
"Salem's Personal Loan Center"
315 Court St. Salem Phone 444S.
Slate License S-228 M-278. r'
Wanted to BUY for CASH Real
Estate mortgages. Real Estate con
tracts, Merchandise discount paper
State Flnanco Co., 212 Guardian
Bldg.
HOP PICKERS WANTED
Our trucks will pick up hop pickers
al 6:30 each, morning from the follow
ing locations:
Fairgrounds Road and Highland Ave.
Capital Street and Market Road
21st Street and Market Road
17th and Center Streets
Capital and Center Streets
Leslie School
Center and Commercial Streets
Keizer School
T.A.Livesley&Co.
LAKE BROOK FARM
Financial
FARM and CITY LOANS
Quality Mortgage Loans at 4 '.-J"-,
-where loan docs not exceed 50
of present value Not an FHA loan
Prompt service Minimum details
We offer a b rate on loans of
larger percentage of value.
Will pay Cash for Real Estate
Contracts and Second Mortgages
CAPITOL SECURITIES CO.
207 Pioneer Trust Bldg. Ph. 7162. r
LOANS
STATE FTNANCE CO.
212 Guardian Bldg. Phone 8168
S-216 M-222 r
WANTED - PRIVATE MONEY
to Loan on Good Salem Real Estate
Will Pay 6 Interest
W H. GRABENHORST CO.
REALTORS. r
AUTO AND TRUCK LOANS
Contracts refinanced to reduce pay
ments. Money for new or used cars
No delay or red tape. You will re
tain possession of the vehicle.
1 to 15 MONTHS TO PAY
Roy H. Simmons
136 South Commercial Street
Phone 9168. Lie. No. M-152. r'
Jefferson
Air i Spotter Proves Faith
ful; Defense Projects
Calling Local Workers
At the recept meeting of air
craft spotters in Eugene, Mrs.
Helen Zimmerman of Jefferson,
was awarded a medal for faith
ful service as chief observer of
this district.
Lyle Thomas, son of Mrs. Leta
Thomas, left Friday for Tilla
mook whire he will be cm
ployed at the airport.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Redmond
and children, Gene, Mary and
Jerry of Sweet Home, spent
Sunday al their home here.
Willard Warner and daugh
ter Margaret, who have been
visiling his mother, Mrs. W. W.
Warner, went to Forest Grove
Friday, where Ihey will visit
Floyd Warner and family before
returning home to Tacoma.
Mrs. E. S. Bruce is spending
some time in Bremerton, Wash.,
with her daughters, Mrs. Robert
Jamison, and Mrs. Robert Nor
ton and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harbison
spent several days in Portland
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Yokum,
former local residents, now liv
ing in Albany, wore visiting
Jefferson friends Friday. Yo
kum is employed as a guard at
Camp Adair.
Miss Marjorie Fontaine spent
a couple of days in Portland
last week, selecting Christmas
merchandise for the firm of
Smith and Fontaine.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wiley spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vern
S u k o and son, Max, Mrs.
Charles Hess and Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Ellis and daughter, Di
anne, at Silver Creek falls.
- Donald Lake, who is employ
ed in a Portland shipyard, spent
the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Lake.
Letter from France
Heavily Censored
Silverton Mrs. Arthur Ber
big received a letter from her
young niece who lives in occu
pied France and who had obtain
ed a pass to visit the southern
part of the county where Mrs.
Bcrbig's parents and other rela
tives live. The niece wrote that
Mrs. Bcrbig's brother, who had
been in a German prison camp,
had been released in exchange
along with other prisoners and
was home with his family fol
lowing a year and a hall's sep
aration. The letter was much censored
by the French and American au
thorities. Approximately a year
ago Mrs. Bcrbig succeeded In
gelling a Red Cross loiter from
her brother and had heard nolh-
I ing since then.
Egypt Hot-Spot for
Second Front Drive
By DeWitt Mackenzie
(Wide World wr Analjill
H looks very much now as though we should see a new
and perhaps decisive front opened before long in the Egyptian
Middle East theatre, and it's the toss o a coin whether this will
be initiated by the allies or by -
the nazi dictator.
There's no doubt the allies are
actively preparing for this pos-j
sibihty. We see that in today's
announcement of the formation
of a new British command for
Iran (Persia) and Iraq under
General Sir Henry Maitland
Wilson, distinguished tactician.
And that's only one of numerous
recent developments pointing in
this direction, including British
Premier Churchill's unexpected
visit to Egypt for a reorganiza
tion of the command there.
Egypt Hot Spot
The fireworks might start in
the middle east, but it's much
more likely that they will be
touched off in Egypt. Certainly
we may expect either that nazi
Field Marshal Rommel will re
sume his effort to conquer Egypt
and fight his way through to join
his master in the middle cast, or
that the allies will strike at Rom
mel in an effort to knock him
out and thus destroy one of the
claws of the pincers which Hit
ler is trying to fix about that
whole zone.
Of course, immediate estab
lishment of a second front in
western Europe might affect the
trend in the middle cast. It's
unlikely, though that Hitler's at
tempt to capture Egypt and the
middle east would be scrapped,
because the side which holds
that strategically vital zone
probably will win the war.
Second Front Looms
- By the way, speaking of a
second front in France, it's to be
hoped that the Commando show
at Dieppe last week finally con
vinced civilians who have been
shouting for such a front that
the time of its inauguration is
definitely a matter for the high
command to decide. That was
a magnificent display of bravery
and skill at arms, and it demon
straled that the continent can be
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terrifically costly in men and
material. That cost won't stop
us when the job has to be done,
but it ought to cool off those
who are trying to rush the high
command into action against Us
better judgment.
Depends on Hitler
But to return to our muttons,
Hitler has perhaps months of
fine campaigning weather left.
Should he in that time be able
to fight his way past the Cau
casian mountain range to the
border of the middle east, he
might well attempt to continue
his drive. Meantime the mas
terful Rommel would have at
tempted to get his own military
machine rumbling eastward
again.
But if the Russians are able
to stop Hitler short of the south
ern Caucasus he will have to de
velop his middle eastern cam
paign differently. He then will
attempt to strike from Egypt
if the allies haven't smashed
Rommel meantime and will be
able to throw men and equip
ment into the operation from the
winter-bound Russian front
while he holds there with a
greatly reduced force.
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