Pleasant Grove Review | 1943-04-30 | Page 3 | As Yanks Ripped Rommel's Lines in Tunisian Hills

As Yanks Hippi'd .ommrl's Linos in Tunisian Hills f .. ?' ' ..,,' C -; .-. .'-. V':. '(., ..:'.? v f- , - ,., . . 'I' '-,.,. ;:. 1 . ' ti ; . ; ' P ' ' ,v ..." .. -a "( :;;: ' lfw - , " ' 'J . " 1 ' 1 V. ... .. : .. f t -tlw- ' " ' r-0 . . 1 : - ;;v k .. : . - - - - -v-t . :. . j,,. In picture nt upper left nn American sapper (knccliiiR nt rle,!il) IioIiIh an Axis mine which he has just dug from the sand near Gafsn, Tunisia. Upper rlfrlit: On the hunt for snipers, a U. S. security unit searches the ruins of an old fortress In C.afsa. ltelow, left: 'J'lirouKh rulihle-lilled streets and past the bomb-blasted buildings build-ings of Gafsa march II. S. troops, morliiiR no resistance. When the call comes to ro aloft, U. S. pilots are rushed out to their airplanes in jeeps. In picture at lower ri(;lit one of the airmen Is running from the Jeep to his sky fighter.