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tion of funis. ' Folk) ring almost on the rear rrnmm bumper of the Umored cra In the da; h up the cape's western coast. J am unable to report what to he/p you . is ha> setting on the enstem shorelb e, around Kellbla where SAVE MONEYhgayfer British forces hare been engaged But have personally viewed about 30.000 prisoners of CURTAIN BptsEwlw cnptun tf Cp JM Xn/nW* ip Brit- *h trpt' rntritJ A. tnJ *t 4, rat* In Affirm. Onfy liMUa patkmt tf ftalhu. .1 n tichr r*flm eBinil f* * ** #* . . Ar mv UIsn! I'rtn WlrWhata Mim*. whom * nly 3,000 or so were Ital ians. The < *tman crackup along the main v ?st road has been so sud denly c jmplctc that the greatest hazard I have enocuntered was from rn Allied fighter bomber raid at 2:80 p. m, whtcfc set the hilly bi jsh afire a half mile from ' i '* and the British Eighth where was hastily lunching on Mn.y and continued a hopeless sauorkt&ut and brown bread. ruggle In the mountains south' FLU51 ED PRISONERS. cst of the base of the Cap Bon Bom) s and machine gun bul i `entrunilft. lets flu hed a few hundred tardy >tjnre any soldier worth his salt prisone s from the hills, but they " id rather win an whip easy a tough foe victory over were n >t enjoyed by the British motors? ?d infantry and myself. who won`t stop run- Whei the front is advancing at ng c Jong enough to Italian stand shoot hack In Tunisia a rate = f five miles risky or distant per hour it is army liaison srd military men here evincing officer? to fix the bombline for h-nd of paradoxical pleasure the air orce. in! the only real snag struck (Dispatches from Allied head- y the Allies in the Tunisian quarte s today said bombing op i>pup should he the defiant eration i against the peninsula >*t Italian Army. have b*cn halted.) And since the Germans as well '*Th *re Is no trace of an evac the Allies have poked fun $tt uation, I have been dow n to the Italian soldiery for its Uck sea os both sides of the cape stomach for a fight, Rome and a! I saw was one rowboat-- "ol-ably found considerable so* full of natives.** an armored ear e in the announcement, today comm inder declared. "Hitler d General Mease had "spurned" must lave wiped oat this busi i Allied demand thfit he sur* ness s* a complete loss/* ender, Stan* Ing at the crossroads with I/s* famous S-W-f Paints! Start today to brightrnup, paint-up, fix-up the ' things you can't replace! SAVE YOUR HOUSE Your horn* li your biggnt and beat inwvtmnt. Protect it more thoroughly, lastingly, with Amer ica's favorite houve paint! Whit# It Colon Sh e r w in Wil l ia ms Pur Lead& Zir SWP HOUSE PAINT srgr $3.45 gal. pW> fN t GALLON CANS >4 go/fen m|ket V/i j o /i. point! ACES DEFEAT. Tommies gleefully loaded down Whether he was still holding with enemy pistols, binoculars and it tonight was not known here, other e pensive military gear, you it It was certain that he would meet, f ice to face, the big parade >v overwhelmed. Some Oer- of defeat. ian forces shared his fight for All o' the enemy cars converg i while. ing heie fly the white flag, and} ' funeral Mes.se is * 59 year troops aboard hold out white! 1 nfantry expert, generally re handke -chiefs and undershirts to ried as one of Italy's ablest make sure the handful of British Une gallon of Kem-Tone Miracle Wail Finish (at $2.98 per gal.) is all you need to decorate an average room. Uae it right over wallpaper and most interior surfaces. Covers with one coat. Dries in one hour. No offensive paint odor. And it's washable! ! SEE IT DEMONSTRATED! mmanders. In August, 1941, recognise their intentions. * was given command of the German colonels drive up in : i .than Expeditionary Force to their own "Volkswagen#** or long SAVE FURNITURE remaining on that front ago captured' American jeeps. command of an Italian Army They t jrn in their Luger auto <H>s until last December He matics to a squat, grinning Brit o- promoted to full genera) in ish pri ate, who waves them on etober, 1942, and early this along the dusty route to Tunis t! was transferred to North with hi bayoneted rifle. NO GI ARDS IN SIGHT. Oerrr an half tracks and trucks Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms ENAMELOID QUICK-DRYING ENAMEL !1Brighten-up fur niture, woodwork, toys wi'tn this 65 Quart one-coat enamel. are era nmed with junior officers and mi n. There is not a single SAVE! "01 218 POST STREET escorting guard in sight. These German troops going HOUSEHOLD HELPERS :5 *' toward military prisons have al most t skylark attitude. Many men w th many war decorations are am >ng them. 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