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ALLEY PROPERTY Just north OF st
8, sl5.50 each; lot. corner Of i5-ft. and
'SSs 5GPsG sHoEnSKRs tSE SaslRss' 5 P5es
CUNT APARTMENT BUILDING, tenants
fqTnlsh all qtiites S sss hotswater heat
Isns SssS dH4s pHlss Z SoRs sf
FAMILY BRICK APT ~ IN IN MI t. Pleasant.
oil hea monhy qly renta and a5G
der, with Really Assoc1ATEs, nc, nc
NEAR iith AND COL. RD.-e buildings.
5,,,6tSs : a6{S, OF rms snd bath each. Large
padinP on prTate IN fea on h h@4 Fine eond
Esine AD wv sa9s W. MARsAAEL zssfi fiS202 J. wAfhE MI
REAL BARGAIN-4 brick bldss., .total in
come CONE ~ Sgo9 year; no 1 expenses; same ten-
ca csII MR qs aHEN yEsrs pE $50 cash will hsnde
Fl; Myer and Govt. depIs,:, rooms, ,
baths, baths; ARRANGED IIu. spts. 2-ear osarage;
i-UNIT APARTMENT-This is property
for an investment minded purchaser With
fellow will. take this building over. nurse
1t 1t, along n.a T. for while and have a good
NV. MA 9191.
semidet; bldes less than yrs. old: con-
structed of the finest prewar materials
and in very good location. Income per
4l2tc each. Priced at S16a5O each. JESS
FISHER d CO, Realtors. 9i3 New York
TWonFxMIRIY: fys Y Rf: f9ae FIAT good NV location.
S6.25o, THos. p. BROWN, 6l5 4th st.
TxKoMA faRiki-5-unit brick apt . years
r;o1e
low operating exnense: rent. S3,252; price.
S20,5O0; 81: 1850; evenings, sH 09e2
RESIDENTIAL and business property, To-
and FaiTtaT tsd ,sh W. Frame house large
basement basement , h.wh,, condition like new; ad-
located and will be sold with property;
house and % BUSINESS located @ U on S0e acre. aoo
!an!sy Price 800 With substsnsia snf GpSsf essh
ATS. me-. MeIfa near Ca Catholic TG1H G1v@srck sf
bid, s years. old hot-water coal heat
Ann1sl AZ nna rental S1,53o; price; $4,000;
ssiiddsIr sidsr cash cas- and clear lot. Call Mr.. CAR
sPECIAI-l51o-151e 9th st. n.w.-Flrst
oppertunity 70 remodel into ''i 10 spts.
isSS HSSfK, sEock sk iI1ai PARK RID. Nw.-Newly re-
baths; all apartments completely furnished:
furnishings, less than 4 times annual In
come; $1,000 caN required. Call Mr..
Sl6,75O---A desirable home plus a fne in
come will soon pay for. itself. IL rms. or
apts and 2 rms. recently redecorated. ali
in good condition; first floor apt for own
use; 2-car garage, oil heat; located at best
conv. trans: 1880 a mo. income: down
payment and terms reasonable. AID. 292e.
Bids, sood condition, His f,rst commerciei
This property is q real bargain in this
downtown location. RE. S216.
reasonable rental. about $4,000 year;
conv. transp.. good rental section Cali
DAVID RIFKTND, RE. 4034 at 710 14th
st., weekdays only.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

3-RM; HOUSE, half acre, . mi out. $50
mo; 2,rm modern trailer, on Mt. Vernon
or trade on real estate CRAWFORD'S
never closed, 1909 Prince st. Alex 06i3.
painted inside and out: elec all outbuiid
ings. phone wires to house; large yard; IL
mi; out w.. G. CAMPBELL. Glenn Dale,
Md. Bowie 1856.
LANHAM. MD.-Bungalow, 35x45, 2
acres; convenient, schools and transpor-
tation: will accept rent as monthly pay
will install bath. Dial HY O454.
FAIRFAX furnished home, 3 bedrooms, ~
oil burner. h.-w.h,: nice home ana loca.
tion. GRAHAM. Fairfax 81 or ,ss.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE IcontJ

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY for develop
Ell builder or individual for postwar re-
ed land IN heart Of development area.
nns. ,lne; beautifully sd situated at colesyille:
per acre; willl rent from buyer al GOOD
return on investment. OWNER. BOX I1O-x.
MCLEAN. VA.--42 acres. nicely located.
Wide frontsge; on hard-surfsee road. for
quick sale bargain price. FRENZEL,
M.eLesn, .L Va: Elm wood 37s,
SITE FOR AfRFIELD, subdivision or in
yestment; 1870 acres facins 3.100 It. on
main highway near Arlington, Fairfax Co /,
va; nice high tablelsnd overlooking WASH
ington suitable for use of airplane landing
neld at small cost. Can be used immedi-
ately for subdivision or excellent invest
menL opportunity to one wanting some
thing close in and directly in the path of
the growth Of Washington. For sale as a
wnole at $3.50 per acre. on reasonable
terms, N c. HINES q SONS. INC. 430
Investment Bids. Telephone DI 7739.
ABOUT FOUR ACRES OF nice heavy timber
ano on the ,Ardmore road between rail-
road and old electric tracks at Ardmorc.
Nd. cash only: can buy cheap Write
", STRAUSS. 1920 East 14th St. Des
MoiDeS l6, Iowa
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REAL esTATE sALt or EXCHANGE

WE SAY GOOD TRADE is next best to
sale Results for others since 1895 Why
not you? Big list in. out D. c. many
clear OF add cash. State what you have.
wish. Clear lots acreage, bay cottage.
trade for equity in income houses and
Fay cash difference N E RYON co.
OF ridG
BROKERS, ATTENTION, Full commits
sion. Will trade 81 beautiful brand-new
modern English basement homes, / block
from 18th and Columbia rd. ,annual
rental. S32,34O). for large apt. house or
offce BLDG. SHAPIRO, INC, owners, 1874 /
Conn. ave. DU. III
i16 ACRES high state OF cultivation. all
enceo well watereo. modern S-room brick
dwelling, modern 30-cow dairy barn with
tile silo now rented al Sl25 per month
Priced very low for quick sale
Modern Groom 2-bath, sN-stone bun
salow, vacant: new-house condition: Forest
Glen PARK a acre, beautiful large shade
Modern Groom and bath tile bung va
cant; 3f2 acres; near Clinton. Md Nd 80.
terms. JOHN A. BRICKIEY, exclusive
agent, Forest Glen. ST. s55l
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

CONN. ANE.. mr.. Dupont Cir-Front rm :,
APPROX. 2s'x2e'. windows; suit. of sm
organH: or artist: Box ASK, Star.
18th NEAR K-Large front ONCE, 35xl5,
furnished, rent or share expenses with
suitable party; now held by elect. contrac-
Tor. out all day DE, 3Ril>
DESK SPACE or single once for rent:
mailing and phone address secretarial
service ii desired. L. J. COWIE, 500 Eye
st. NV,
STEWART BLDG. 9th and d sts. NV
bulldlng new being remodeled suites or
individ tai office available now; reasonable
rent JEROME 8. MURRAY. 1881 G st
NV. RE. 246O
1910 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Desirable
Ird-noor room approximately 300 So
III on busy downtown corner available
now heat included: $50 per month II q
SMIIHY Co. hlI lllh st u MA aaaI
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sub. PROP. EoR RfNr ,cant. !,

RIvERDALE HEIGHTS. MD.-Attractive
hye-room and bath bungalow, ami; near
OWNER. Hyattsville $685.
6-KOOM HOUSE near Oxon Hill; $50 mo.
SaIl Brsndywine 2435. Owner, ROBERT
COUNTRY ESTATE. 10 acres. 2 stone
houses. one has 8 rooms, ga bath, h.-w.h..
6sr,1 on purnef elec: refE, recreation room in
OIL burner. elec. refg.; abundance fruit.
greenhouse, 45x65 It, swimming pool: pos
Call HY. 0334 Ewes, WA. 1921.
COLORED-Chesterbro Va, main road;
furnished apt, 2 bedrooms, living room
separate meters: h-wh: flowers. fruit
trees and garden plot rental, S35 per
month. J. II. GREENE REALTY CO, 5I6
Florida ave. NV NO 6I46
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED acreage or group OF lots with
sewer and water in or on adjoining prop
CO. 925 18th st. NV, giving price and
other details
LOT WANTED for 2 small residences, close
in town, about 60-ft. frontage. BOX
2S4-X, Star
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OFFICES WANTED

OFFICE. downtown area particulars and
rent cost. Box 46B-X, Star o2s
OFFICE WANTED. | room, furn or un-
lutn.: with use Of Eeception room and sec
Ietary, in nnsncial~d l~district VIII pay 500
. OR !, ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished,
nnanclal district. Phone HO. OB34
SMALL OFFICE. downtown; must be low
rent nothing elaborate; particulars and
rent cost to Box 34o-X Star o3s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY wANrEp.

AN OLD D-ESTABLISHED natinnai trade
journal publishing company desires to rent
rom 800 to 400 square It. OF Office space
IN downtown WsShnston for permanent
occupancy any time before Nov. Is. Call
weekdays. RE. 40Sl; ewes. OR S419
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SEAsHoRe pRoPekr.

REAOBOTM BEACM-0.room, bath cot
tage. near boardwalk, available sept. 1st:
reduced rent after Sept. Sth. Call Ber-
Wyn ~.
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IhvEsTMEhr PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE CLIENT with $4,000 cash who
wants lst-commercial investment property
Please Gall Mrs. Pickens, NO. 7l46. with
B ZhNTZINGER. Jr, Real Estate.
HAVE CLIENT who will pay cash for
f-apt. bldg. or 2-family home in sood
location MCCUNE AT ,I4O
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

GARAGE and storage space. 2-story. brick
on VIDE alley, rear OF GIL Eye st. ne
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LOT 5OxI5O, on 1st ST. se., block from
Nichols ave. South Capitol st. and HALEY
pl:; all city improvements paid for; bus
Lot 50x125. block from million dollar
apartment project, improvements will
come later; price, $3.50; fine southeast
50x9O, on Oneida pl overlooking New
Hampshire aye: aye: ns; n.sG;o nice home SECTION
&. CO.. MA. 8131, 11O5 Vermont ave,
RA 0SS5
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STORES FOR RENT,

1929 1929 Iith ST. N.W.-store. display win
gov: S4oi also furn. room available. llv-
MoSsssSse isrosf. 4sssPio 4ssio5 E1. st 'SI is sth st
Sc, in the heart OF Sc business section
To- hidaui5s gsst 70 MR.. BAKER 615 H st. ne
i4I5 18th ST. N.w-Excellent location
assn' aagsnt' THOMAS J. FISHER, phone DI.
1901 -47O5 WISCONSIN AVE N.w.-2-s,ory
ploe., fronting 80 IT. on Wis. ave with z
.now .1n windows; Now used as radio store.
.no moor entered from 4lst St level,
Bs5a. msnt. H PARKER CO.. Realtors. MA.
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REAL ESTATE WANTEp

KEAl ESTATE WANTEO.
If YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE you want u
sell. call sales department, COLONIAL IN
VESIMENT CO. DI. $3.50. ST. 9th St n "
SlORl co. can sell your real estat,
at feir market value Gail Mr. DAILY O
Mr.. ELLIOTT, s04 18th st. n ". Me 400
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COLORED-Lots. -68.0OO square feet land
zoned for solored apartments or houses
52nd and Hayes street ne. opposite five
25 cents square foot.
For colored-Lot 3Ox90 located 90 feet
east of house number 1443 Florida ave
NV. at Sl,215; near 14th st. Lot 5Oxl so
Kenilworth at $1,000. in D. c.. BEALL
TURNER d. CO.. RA. 0S85, 1105 Yer
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SuAAeR cAAAHS

SUMMER CAMPS.
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, summer camp;
day and boArdine; ages to 10; swim
ming, crafts, music, dancing; nature lore
ana outdoor activities; trained teachers
and nurses. SH 1874
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NEARBY VIRGINIA, xI3,95O-6-room
il2-bath brick. Open Sunday. 2:}0 to q 80.
owner moving and offered for sale first
time this past week. this attractive RED
brick, center-hall Georgian Colonial type
home is located in beautiful Beverly Hills
Just over the line in Alexandra and only
square from A. B. & w. bus on Russell
road, direct to Pentaeon and downtown
1t has entrance hall. spacious living
room. dining room. equipped kitchen and
powder room or lavatory on first floor.
with large master bedroom and two smaller
bedrooms and bath on second floor. Fea-
lures include fireplace in living room.
large screened living porch. having deck
porch with canopy above. affording pano-
ramic view of Washington in the dis
tance; full basement, hot-water oil heat
Laundry and outside entrance, two-car
prlck garage, prewar materials through
out large, beautifully Handicapped lot with
some trees and having one of the incest
lawns you have ever seen. If you can
qualify on a substantial cash payment
we suggest an early inspection. SO drive
To reach-Over Memorial or Highway
Bridge, follow sign on new Pentaeon high
wav to Pertagon and beyond to Arlington
Ridge road, risht to Presidential Gardens
APARTMENTS right on Russell road about 4
squares to Kentucky ave, right / square to
property. KEITH D. BRUMBACK, Exclu-
SlVely. Chestnut 35SI
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STORES FOR SALE
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

GROCERY STORE with 7-room. apt. on
ness. Only $4,000 MI. OO44'
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STORES WANTED.

STORE or small house with store, in busy
n nmsighborhood: CO 1903
oiOhE WANTED, suitable for refrgerator
service and sale Low rent. ACE RE
FRlGERATION CO. DI OH
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE on years lease; fnancia
district; references required Elk O1:tN
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COLONIAL BRIGk, on large wooded lot. :
rooms. Z bedrooms. den. recreation room,
full bath = half baths. ; freplaces.
oflck garaSe, screened terrace electric
kitchen and all modern prewar features
balance uu per month, which is SD less
than rental ceiling
Colonial 3-cedroom home. brick liv-
ing room with fireplace. screened porch
dining room, kitcnen. Servei ElectroiuX
full bath detached garage. deep lot. many
irees, stream. Close TO schools. shoppins
etc $1,000; 5000 cash, balance about
Sb5 monthly.
Call MI Cullen. Sunday only, 10 to
g. CHI. 1913. Many excellent farm
values WH1TMORE & HIXSON. Msnas-
va phnne
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lContlnued on Next Page.l
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z. w. CLEVEK GU, NC, ArlinPtOn Va
OK. o322. Realtors-S6. $50: 5-room ce,
ment block, Falls Church, almost new.
Se,250-'-room brick, Arlington, al
most new.
$4,000 (asking price)-Large brick.
suitable as nursery or day school or private te
reSidence: extensive grounGs; Arlington, .
miles to d. C.
S25 900 taskins price)-1s-room brick.
Is actes. large highway frontage, 35 miles
from District; or house with 135 acres
subject to offer. Also a number OF inter-
esting lots in Arlington
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Survey Made Accurate Estimate
OF RooseveIt's S Popular Vote

soldiers. Almost all of the people
who offered guesses on the subject
thought the soldier vote would 60 to
Mr.. Roosevelt by varying degrees.
Archibald Crossley's final predic-
ton of the total vote. for example,
was So per cent for Mr.. Roosevelt.
His civilian sample had come out
lower than that and he had esti-
mated that the soldier vote would
add eight of per cent to
the Roosevelt total.
George Gallup's American Insti-
tue Of Public Opinions final figures
showed Mr.. Roosevelt at SIS per
cent, and he speculated that the
soldier vote could add as much As
one percentage point to the Roose-
welt total in certain States.
All the results are not in. Many
OF them are from rural areas which
may be expected to decrease. the
Roosevelt majority. But many Of
them are uncounted soldier ballots,
which may be expected to increase
the Roosevelt total, and the final
exact figures won't be known for
some time. At the moment l write,
the Roosevelt vote is 53.3 per cent.
I think it can be safely said that
the science of public opinion re-
search has vindicated itself again.
Copyright. 1874, N Y Tribune Inc
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Final Reiurnsin Ohio
Show Dewey Carried
State BY $1,000
1y the lssociated Press. :

~ the 1ssociated Pfess,
CoLIaGBUE, Ohio, Nov. s.Gov.
Dewey d9feated President Roosevelt
by a4310 votes In Ohio, final unof.
ficial eeturna from the States e,306l
pollin places showed today.
The final tabulation gave Cor
Dewey l.5ss, ,04s and Mr.. Rooseyel(|
ssnatof Taft, Republican, defeated
William 9. Pickrel 0 Dayton by
21,947. The count was. Taft, 1,494,-
036, and Pickrel, I AZ, ,089.
Mayor Frank ]. Lauscl1e of Cleve-
land defeated James Garfield Stew
art Of Cincinnati by los, ,436 votes for
Governor. Reports from all 9o36
polling places gave Lausche, Demo-
crat, l,5o5, ,l52, and Stewart 1.486 7l6.
The total vote was l5a.ls2 beJueI
the record 1910 turnout. The COM
bined Dewey Roosevelt vote In The
States s,S06 voting places was
3,160, ,780, as compared with preas
dental total of 3,319,9l2 four years
ago.
Mayor Lsusche, while carrying
only 18 counties, was given a plu-
rality Of 189.775 votes by Cuyahoga
(Cleveland). The two other Demo-
Gratis who won Statewide offices
were treated handsomely by Cuya-
hoga.
George d. Nye, Waverly attorney,
who defeated M Herbert Hoover
of Akron in the race for lieutenant
governor, received margin of 150,-
811 votes in Mayor Lausche's home
county.
Joseph r. Ferguson. winning a
third four-year term as State audi
tor, piled up a plurality of 128,052
over Republican Roger w. Tracy in
Cuyahoga.
The other Republicans elected
were State Treasurer Don H. Ebright
of Akron, Secretary of State Edward
j. Hummel of Cincinnati and Hugh
S. Jekins of Youngstown, who will
be attorney general.
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SO, 900 Lost Ballots
Likely 10 Pui Michigan
In Roosevelt Column
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
DETROIT, Nov. 9.-The Wayne
County tDetroiD Board Of Cam
vassers today began q recheck Of the
vote in 81 precincts to determine
what had happened to an estimated
$4,000 "lost" ballots for President,
with Michigan's 10 electoral college
votes hanging in the balance.
On the basis Of the first precinct
rechecked, e. Cyril Bevan, Demo-
cratic national Committeeman from
Michigan, predicted the final count
would swing Michigan to President
Roosevelt by more than 5000 votes.
In this first ward rechecked, the
unof1icial return book listed no votes
cast for President, but the ofIicial
tally book listed 496 votes for Mr..
Roosevelt and l3O for Gov. Dewey.
Canvassers Check Books.
Mrs. Marguerite Montgomery,
chairman of the Canvassing Board,
said that in four Detroit precincts
and Is in out-county Wayne, no
votes had been entered for Presi-
dent on either the ofiicial or unof-
ficial books, and that in these the
canvassers' staff of 80 workers would
have to make the count which was
neglected by the precinct election
boards.
The recheck came as returns from
3,713 OF Michigan's 3.84l precincts
showed Gov. Dewey clinging to a
narrow lead of 1901 votes. These
figures did not include.any from the
Wayne precinct being rechecked.
They gave Dewey, 1,029 ,048; Roose-
welt, 1,0l3,957.
A sectional breakdown of the out
State vote by counties told clearly
the story of how Gov. Kelly polled
his 2l7,O00-vote margin over Ed
ward j. Fry, his Democratic rival
while Gov. Dewey was having such
a narrow fight.
Industrial Counties for Kelly.
Eleven industrial counties gave
Gov. Kelly a ll6.407 majority over
Mr.. Fry, while Gov. Dewey was win
ming in the same counties by 1876;
the Upper Peninsula gave Gov
Kelly slightly better than 1000
vote lead, while Gov. Dewey trailed
President Roosevelt in those Is
counties by 10000; 20 agricultural
counties gave Gov. Kelly l12.435-
vote margin. while Gov. Dewey led
in them by 81 ,529.
The nearly complete returns indi-
Gated the reelection of every in
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Firemen Rescue Mother,
Baby From Burning Home

Firemen last night rescued &C.
year-old mother and her 7-month-
old daughter from their blazing bed
room at 831 Florida avenue NE.
Overcome by smoke, Mrs. Anne
Barnette and her baby, Mary Jean
cite, were carried to safety after
suffering burns on the face, hands
and legs. They were treated at
Casualty Hospital for first-degree
burns.
Capt. Andrew N. Wright of No. 10
Engine Company rported that he, to-
gether with E. A. Sweeney, acting
chief of the 1st Battalion, and Pvt.
Paul Regan of No. IL Engine Com
pany carried Mrs. Barnette and her
baby to safety from the flaming first
floor bedroom of the two-story brick
house.
Mrs. Barnette's husband, Earl N.
Barnette, is serviceman stationed
in California.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Netherlands May Claim
Portion Of Prussia
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Neither
lands government has informed
Britain it reserves the right to claim
a suitable part" of adjoining
Prussia in compensation fer damage
caused by the Germans in Holland
The territory would either be
ceded or brought Within the eco
nomic orbit of the Netherlands on
a provisional or permanent basis,
Deputy Prime Minister Clement
+Attlee told Commons today.
Commons cheered when he de-
clared: so far as the British gov
ment are concerned all just claims
for territorial compensation at the
expense of Germany which the
Netherlands government may de-
eide to put forward will be given
energetic support"
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Western Front
Continued From First Page.

unidentified in dispatches, estab-
lished bridgehead over a Moselle
tributary also above the city.
The 5th Division pushed across
the Seille River and occupied Chem
mot. miles northeast of Pont-
a-Mousson on the Moselle, which
was captured by the Americans re-
Gently after several unsuccessful
attempts. "
Below the Sd Army zone, 1t. Gen.
Alexander M. Patch's 7th Army cap
tured Migneville, 20 miles southeast
of Nancy and 2 miles beyond Re-
berry, which was taken last
week end.
Gen. .Patch's troops also won Les
Baroques, within 31a miles of St.
Die, first town in the Saales Pass
which leads northeastward to Stras-
bourg on the Rhine.
Nazis OFF Balance.
Reports from the Sd Army front
indicated the Germans had not yet
caught their balance from the first
shock Of the assault, and there were
no counterattacks and rush Of re-
serves which normally might be
expected. e,
Gen. Patton's men, however, were
fighting across a sodden terrain in
the face of worsening weather RI,
German commanders had "a
tough day yesterday. Allied tactical
air squadrons attacked and demol-
ished German headquarters and
command posts all the way from
north of the Reichswald, opposite
the northern tip of the Allied front
in Eastern Holland, to the out
skirts of Metz. ;
One headquarters was smashed
near the Reichswald. Capt. Jake
l.. Abraham. Port Gibson. Miss,
tipped a bomb into the front door
Of a command post just outside
Metz. Altogether eight other COM
mand posts we're strafed and
bombed. -4 81 al g
! Location Not Disclosed. t
The specific location of the at
tack north of Metz was not imme-
diately disclosed. ...
Possible jumping off points for
the two new divisions thrown in
there, however, included recently
cleared Maizieres-les-M Metz. miles
north of Metz and 1l2 miles west
of the Moselle. and newly captured
Berg, % miles northeast of Metz
and miles from the French Ger
man-Luxembourg boundary corner.
Berlin broadcasters called it q
large-scale attack, apparently aimed
at breaking through to the Saar
River just inside the German bor-
der 80 miles northeast, but the di-
rection Of the thrusts suggested an
attempt to cut in behind Meta
technique employed weeks ago by
Gen. Patton to topple Nancy, %
miles to the south
The Bird Army had been largely
idle since the Germans repulsed a
frontal assault aimed at capturing
the old Maginot Line fortresscs ring
ing Metz. The new squirt of activity
took the spotlight from the rest of
the 500-mile long Allied front.
The infantry thrusts were sup
ported by their own divisional armor
to a limited extent, but none of Gen.
Pattons famous armored divisions
was involved.
The 80th Division yesterday took
such villages as Eply, Raucourt,
Mailly-sur-Seille, Aulnois- -Seille
and Rouves in the Nomeny region.
To the southeast the 35th fought its
way through Jallaucourt and Malau-
court and into Fresnes- -Seille.
Evening star., 1944-11-09
Demonstration by Union
DELAYS Work at Ford Plant
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Nov. 9-Production in
the motor assembly department at
the Ford River Rouge plant was
stopped for several hours yesterday
because of what management de-
scribed as "horseplay" by unionists
and the union termed a political
demonstration
A Ford spokesman said eight
United Automobile Workers (CIO)
building representatives made a
coffin out of tar paper, painted the
name Dewey on the sides and pro-
ceeded with a mock funeral process
sion through the building.
The spokesman said more than
900 assembly line employees walked
out after the eight had been Sus-
pended, but production was re-
stored on the second shift. q
Evening star., 1944-11-09

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Evening star., 1944-11-09
LOST RATION COUPONS,

GAS RATION BOOK "a" also registration
card to 1910 Ford in the name OF James
Allson. 1901 n. Irving St. Arlington, Va.
Gas RATION BOOK "a" issued to Reuben
kaplan, 1884 7th st. NV. Cali RA. 1891.
RATION BK., No. q, listed in the name
Adeie Woo6son. Louisa. Virginia. Call
w. .5la4
RATION BOOKS AND 4, sat, Nov. 4, be-
sWeen south Cspitol and Va. ave. s.w Re
Tsro sSao ior return. or cali Mrs. G. B., Elk.