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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31
CITY CAR LICENSES
AHEAD OF YEAR AGO

sal" "' automobile license plates
ny III" CITY Of Henderson arc far
ahead of the comparable period a
Ncal ago. and today had reached
inc total of l.203. City Clerk c. w.
l''iSSry announced. Last year this
unc sales had amounted to only
U33.
Mayor Henry Powell said the cx-
PLANTATION was that Il few arrests
had been made as an evidence tha,
INC city meant 10 force use of tho
motor cars owned in The city. The
tags SCI FOR ono dollar, and the same
'ypc "i lag is used OIL all types Of
ears.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31
Waste Paper TO Be
Collected TOuOr71OzU

Another drive for waste paper
will he conducted i'm Henderson
tomorrow. under auspices Of the
BUSINESS and Professional won-
ems club. which asked today for
the fullest possible cooperation
on the part Of the public.
Homes where paper is donated
are asked TO put their bundles
ON doOrsteps by very early i'm tho
morning So that trucks which
will be sent around by junk
dealer will not have to wait and
will not miss any packages.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31

Trucks will operate on both
sides Of the railroad and will be
active for the entire day. or AS
long as is necessary to cover
the town. If return trips arc
not required to particular lOcaIi-
ties better time can be made,
il is thought.
Is. l.. w. leaders are anxious
That the response shall be great
cr this time than i'm the previous
waste paper drive sponsored by
that organization. when some 49,
00O to 10000 pounds Of scrap
paper was collected.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31

3, through Thursday. April q. nj the
Stevenson thcatcr from - o'clock 10
twenty minutes past twelve each day.
I'm view oi the troublesome times
that now face the world. these ser
vices OF the Easter season are par
'IcWlarly timely and fitting. And |
do wish tp urge most strongly that
the people Of Henderson cooperate
with the ministers of the city in max
lng these meetings worth while"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31
SCOUT TROOP 30
PLANS FOR HIKE

Boy Scouts of Troop 30 will go on
a NIKE al three o'clock Saturday. Ly-
man Mclean. junior assistant scout
master. announced today They will
meet al the Legion hut md hike
10 wildwood rive. where they will
spend the night. The Scouts will con-
duct their own religious service and
VIII return after lunch TO attend
the Board Of Review.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31
Boards Meet
Next Monday

Regular monthly meetings will be
h"ld mes, Monday by the Vance
B""rd "i County Commissioners and
the Vance County Board of E.dr,ca-
non. /, Was said today at the court
house. Neither body will have more
inan routine business for attention.
$50 itr It, WAS learned
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-31

Almost every form of literature is
rcD"CScutcd III the Bible.
Evening star., 1944-05-08
GARDINER, EARNEST GARDINER,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
woodward Building, Washington ), ID. c

IN The MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
Jesse A MckEEVER and GUY WHITE
FORD. TIA McKEEVER & .WHITEFoRD,
plaintiffs, VS., VICTOR II, JOHNSON and
oPHA NJ, JOHNSON, Delendants,-,;
ATTACHMENT.-Th object of thi> suit
is % recover judsment against the ue-
PENDANTS, Seyerally and Jointly, in the sum
Of Seven Hundred and Twenty-Flve Dol
lars tS725lS for real estate commissions
due plaintiffs, plus intereS' from March
"a. 1914, besides costs of this action and
10 have judgment OF condemnation of
certain moneys OF the defendants levied
On under an attachment issued in this suit
TO satisfy the plaintiffs claim. 1t is,
therefore, this 2sth day of April l944
ordered that the defendants Victor II
Johnson and Opha M Johnson, appear in
his nr,,e court on or before the toTtieth day
after the day of the first publication OF
this order, to defend this suit and show
cause why said condemnation should not
be had; otherwise the suit will be proceeded
S1nthh as ! in case Of default; BY the Court:
4 true copy. Test WAITER F. BRAN
HALL, Clerk, By BLANCHE NEFF, Chief
Deputy Clerk myl,Sl5
Evening star., 1944-05-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1871 super club coupe like new
way va above bsr average " completely eauipped;
Pontiac Co. Washingtons largest Pontiac
aeaIeT, aIIex Ia33 aa3 IIrvng St. NV, AID. $500.
opinion the cleanesi and finest in Wash W h.
ingtoni fully equipped; 80 other cars to
choose from, Arcade Pontiac Co. Wash
ineton is largest Pontiac dealer, l437 Irving
BUICK 1941 Century door yedan, radio
and heater. excellent tires. Loving Mo
bern Motors chryslerP Plymouth dealers,
BUck sSS sas Special spec 81 4dooT 1000 sedan
lent condition; radio, heater; 1875. RA.
heater condition above average, must sell
CADILLAC 1871 sedanette, hydramatlc;
clifton; SO other cars TO choose from Ar
cade Pontiac Co, Washington's largest
Pontiac dealer 1897 Irving st. NV AID
tors. Chrysler plymouth dealers, 5000
CHEvRoLET 1884 door, privately owned
good condition, 7l@ E st. sc Green
CHEVROLET 194l special de luxe 5-pas-
senser coupe radio and heater custom
seat covers maroon paint; first Slo5o
takes est, It. For. For appt, call GIL. 2279. ask
cIHaEvRoLET i94o special de luxe sedan:
excellent condition throughout: radio and
heater, good tires; $50. Must sell, Call
cHE1RoLET 1871 town sedans CD; also
so other cars to choose from Arcade
Pontiac Co, Washingtons largest Pontiac
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door sedan priced
| for quick sale trade and terms Parkway
| Motor Co. 305l M st. W. MI olS5.
CHEVROLET l94l special de luxe town
sstan. Sid Wellborn Motors, Chrynler,
Plymouth dealers. 5000 Georgla ave sH
CHEVROLET 1910 coupe. SD WeIlborn
tors. Chrysler Plymouth desi sicrs, 1000
Georgla ave- SH $500
CHEVROLET 1915 master DE- lHze ttdan
mechanically o uphoht"ry rleau. good
paint and ir"t tG1 cash aud take gqsT
loan Of Sl&t pa7ab5f sG2 III mr Nr
ehr,'1a, f,,a q. %,%1".. =, HL 1G91
RI T. t,~pty-a 45t - 45Dr
lHhfFLrt ~ - 1,1sst aGet en-
H'..y',rr nm. /t,gss. '.gvh,.J a,a,.
IL. s.LL. EsffY.s sa EU tf5t
fDkysSs ~" s>f'sy ."as t,.,it sa
D' ay."r HAspf. fftgs.sy ;yyHts,ra Esa,
-, $fkt. y",g 5s FH 45ra
.|t4A 81 Usvrrt Nat>,. trsstpt'
;l~h@ Fsttfs afffG Esdyt,a sJs EH
Ehs7<tFF Sc. -, eg,'rt1 &. ian.
t1a7ft5's sytrrNs'> ssst shft tAait
bhy-s rms khf lsf stshsj tiusbzsf.
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Evening star., 1944-05-08
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

FURN. BAY COTTAGES for rent by week
TO professional graduates; 3 cottages for
sale Scientists Cliffs. Port Republic,
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue Bax II MAYO. A. A Co. Md
WANTED by naval oficer's wife-Cottage
for | month or more after July /. near
naval air base, Cedar Point, Md. Box 264-
SHADYsIDE, MD-cottaees for rent on
Bay; 3S miles from d. c., ideal location.
Mrs. Yendell, SH. SS13.
Sl60 RENT. furn. cottage for season: free
elee, At Chesapeake Beach. Daily bus
service, Dupont 0S26 So
SOUTH RIvER-BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
consisting of fine well-built and we'll
planned home. 1st A., five bedrooms, four
bathrooms, two dressing rooms, plenty of
closets. living room 20-40 It. with large
open fireplace. dining room, kitchen, but
Ter S pantry and storage pantrys; md fl,
servants quarters with bath and four large
rooms, Excellent heating and water sys-
tens, large front and side porches with
fne view across river Wharf and boat
house. good beach and harbor. Scar ga
rase. 4Ia acres. Owners leaving State.
Priced for immediate sale, 300. IN
Spectlon by appointment For full infor-
nation phone or write
PUMPHREY BROS, Realtors,
6 w. Fayette St Baltimore |. Md.
Eyepipos COLL Fornet 151-
Evening star., 1944-05-08
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK WANTED-ouote your price, we
Eil try sys to meet Hd i daa4 sanders Motors 100
BUlCk wanted name your prlce' viii
try to meet M It Flood Pontiac 1927 Con-
BTiCKs BUCKS Trsensiy W sfV0 needed for essential
workers in local area. Never before have
we paid so much for cars. Arcade Pontiac
GS 4a, FynS ap sSSq 5000 price
! SiiGS i i aye; M ~ ~, Ho; sas4 NV ''.., ,,
nsessut fsy te msSs i s4GS 4H1d Pontiac 1921 Con"
CADILLACs, urgently needed for essential
C.; l455 Trying s; NV; AD. $500 ',,
GHEvRoLEr OR FORD, 1896 to 1a41;
diton want ioWomiieae%e % car r'1S with h good eot
cHIySoLrr s'lf: Se4h ~ spf your price
cHEvRoLEi "anied; name your price Will
ITy nscteu, ie meet 10 i 500 t5Sod Pontiac 1927 Con
wa csf4 ron 50 70 TO FiG@sS ii Bendsii
WAR WORKER desires 40. fl, =. low
mileage club comyeertible. Reasonable. No
CHEVROLETs urgently needed for essential
We paid Sc. much for cars. Arcade Pontiac
Co. l437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500
CHRfSLERS urgently needed for essential
workers in local area Never before have
pdd 50 r1%nf mneh for cars hrcade Pontiac
DoDGEs urgently needed for essential
workers IN local area Never before have
We paid 90 much much for cars Arcade Pontiac
DoDGE AND De cmaYsLER ~ @anpea n1e9 name
| tiac, 422l Connectlcut WO sAOO
FORDS AND CHEVR0LETS urgently need
cd extra high pFicrt for extra good ca r.
Triangle Motors, itUI n ave ne
foHDh lb1O ID4i. lDf2 Wll pay top
rhth prices Bfopn Pontiac, Int ~
lonD wANltD D1ote you, p,tro. ur yli
~ IN mrrt II EaudefF Mrlpt. / %
fbHbS ntg"DtIg re"Hfh im eEstotibl e",s
ere ~ .r'hj HIrH H"ghf hctptt have rr
rHd - fuH" ttt 'st huadr ttnljs,
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tbHD y4bfsr. rsHH 1nuf p,itt pHl
~ ~ meet \ ftSaa trrilb, 4pTt ,,r
,ahfNyi m earn
ptDs HDHiitE rtksuiJ, rfsd.l I,t stcst
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Evening star., 1944-05-08
PROPOSALS

PIRoPossAL,s FOR THE SALE OF SCRAP
IRON, USED STEEL. STRAPPING, ETC.
U, S. Government Printing ONCE. wash
ington' p e, May l., 1944;--Sealed pro.
o'clock pm, May 90, 1914, for the dis.
posal and sale. of Scrap Iron Used Steel
Strapping. Refuse Wood and sawdust
which may accumulate, and for the re-
moval of debris from the Government
PRINTING once during the fiscal year begin
ming July l, 1914. The right to reject any
and all bids and to waive defects is reserved
De+ailed specifications of the estimated
qualities to be sold, accompanied by
blank proposals and giving regulations
with which bidders must comply, may be
Obtained by addressing A. E. GIEGEN
GACk, Public Printer. my.S,15
COMMISSIONERS D. c., WASHINGTON
May s; 1e44.-sealed proposals will be
until 200 PM. May is, 1914. and then
publicly opened, for construction Of Storm
water Sewer, Falls Branch Drainage, vicin-
ity Massaehusetts avenue and Van Ness
size. from SO" to is" in diameter, and
36 linear feet of junction chamber, Pro-
pSssl pSsals may may be obtained at the ONCE Of
Az, District Building MayS9lO, 1l213
Evening star., 1944-05-08
WALTER II. MALONEY, Attorney,
Investment Bldg
Filed April 81 1874

Ut u It =. t5VTWd N . NIFI K
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Colum
bis IDA N EMERY Plaintiff. vs.
LEROY EMERY Sorletnncs known a. ROY
EMERY DeieHaant TO 2|5O% The %.
isc' q! 'hit sg.t is - oDia4n 81 hDog.g'e al.
royce from the crfrEdant m ne gr4-nGs ~
deffrtIoH iHs roTs ta&n ~ ye&gs IN
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Evening star., 1944-05-08
oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA. GULF. COAST,

For a vacation spot or a great location
for your retirement home we suggest 3
acres on a paved road, with electricity,
close to shopping center and within >
miles OF beautiful Gulf bathing beach.
Here you could have your own garden,
fruit trees and chickens. the best of fishing
and really enjoy the future.
Price, S475; easy terms arranged.
Ideal year-around climate, no tax or
heating problems
For free illustrated booklet. phone or
write A. F. Madeira, with J. Wesley Bu-
chanan. 1872 K st. NV ME l143
Evening star., 1944-05-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

1872 ACRES, $50 per acre; near Hughes
vile, Md; entirely wooded, fine variety OF
saw wood. pulpwood and firewood excel.
lent stream: convenient terms Call Mr.
Reddine. EN-. 1890 until Q pm. F. A
Tweed Co. 1904 Conn. ave.
NEARBY NA.-1l2 acres, zoned apis.
sewer laid. water at entrance; 10c zone
Owner Chestnut 1916
Evening star., 1944-05-08

OWNERS CLOSING OUT large small
property, in, out D. c.; may have what
you wish. State what you have; some
clear; add cash N. E. Ryon, GE. 6146.
GOOD LIST in, out D. c.; some clear; add
cash. State what you have, wish Farms,
acreage, lots, bay cottage, Duplex for COL
ored. Mr.. Ryon. GE Rl46
Evening star., 1944-05-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD sedan delivery truck; good condi-
O200.
G. NJ. c., Dodge and international dump
trucks; 1908 Southern ave. Sc. HI
REC, 1888 11a-ton truck; 32x6 tires: res-
sonahle; tires in excellent condition Cen
eral Wrecking Co, MI 6l77
Evening star., 1944-05-08
OFFICES FOR RENT

DESIRABLE studio room, avail immedi-
stely downtown business district. Box
462-D, Star.
10000 FT. OFFICE SPACE. availble in 30
days. Inquiry from trade associations
other concerns invited. ME. OOO3
LARGE unfurnished front basement room
for office, 13x11, S35 monthly Apply
MANAGER. 1913 K st. NV
LIE DRo1T BLDG, s00-S10 F st. NV
shops; reasonable rent. ]. B. stein, $40
Evening star., 1944-05-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

w AIN ED To LENOE
WATERFRONT HOTEL or summer camp
with accommodations for I5O-200 people.
Must be fully equipped desire to lease for
entire season: must have adequate trans
portation to d. c. Call Mr.. Stup eve
nings, Adams 52Sl
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345
Evening star., 1944-05-08
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-70-acre country estate; at
tractive 12-room house, tenant house, etc.
Bargain price. Dial Annapolis 2461,
Charles F. Lee. Brokers protected.
Evening star., 1944-05-08
OFFICES WANTED.

2. or 4 OFFICES. furn. or unfurn-, in
downtown business Office section; lease or
suitcase; immediate occupancy; highest
ref Phone EX. 1908;
yrs, for professional of1ces downtown
LOCATION preferred Box 1866. Star. Il.
1000 TO 1000 SO. FIT. of daylight Of
fee space wanted. Phone EX 1884
Evening star., 1944-05-08
PHONE Ma. 262O.
TRAiIERS FOR SALE

AUTO CRUISER TRAILER, 1887, for sale;
reasonable terms. H. T Huber 402l
Bladensburs rd., Colmar Manor, Md, from
8 pm. 10 pm. any eve ~
TRAILER, 6x11 (Alcar), and 1929 Ford
coupe. Mrs. Mary L. Warinner, 1894
Wis. ave. 81
1914 Kozy Coaches and platts Also 25
good used models. Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES
Route Berwyn. Md Tel BeFwyn 4J
Evening star., 1944-05-08
PUBLIC
AUCTION

AUCTION
TUES. TOMORROW, ppm
AT
WILLIAMS AUCTION HOUSE,
91S New York Ave.
D Autos, Running Shape
ORDERED SOLD BY FINANCE CO.
Two 1898 Buick 4-door Sedans.
One 1898 Dodge 2-door Coach
One 1884 Ford Panel Truck.
One 1884 Chevrolet Coupe.
One 1884 Chevrolet Roadster.
FOR ANY DETAIL. INFORMATION
CALL THE AUCTIONEERS, Ma. 1920
zED L. WILLIAMS, JR., and
ZED L. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1944-05-08
AUCTION
AT
Williams Auction House,

z-S1c NEsW 19hh AVE.
TUES. TOMORROW, 2 PM
Again this week we present for public
approval at unrestricted auction a splen-
did Lineup of better-grade. clean, used
furniture and household effects.
9-pc. Duncan Phyfe style dining room
suite, high h-grade living room chairs,
Brambach baby grand piano, mahog. case.
excellent condition; 5-pc blond maple
bedroom suite, solid mahogany drop-Ieaf
ANTIQUE dining table, fine lady's drop
front writing desk, ANTIQUE 3-pc. Vic
torian wal; living room suite consisting
OF love seat, sofa and . side chairs: large
mahog. dressers, S-pc fumed oak dinette
set, two metal ornamental wrought iron
arm chairs. red leather seats and back;
Kerosene white enamel cooking range
three console ioor-model radios. carved
walnut frame small open armchair up
blue mirror-top metal frame coffee table
white kitchen cabinet, late style tbut
not table top): gas cook range. odd dining
chairs in sets, dressers and chests, beds,
various sizes, complete; odd tables, large
and small: glassware and china, lamps
and bric-a-brac, numerous other articles
Also 5 used "a to '3S automobiles
Cars to be sold promptly at 2 O'Clock.
Sale in rear of auction house.
ANY detail information by calling the
auctioneers.
PHONE MA oeoo
Evening star., 1944-05-08
WARD, KELLOGG g. SIMMONS, BY J
BENJAMIN SIMMONS, ATTORNEYS for Plain
tih, Tower Building, Washington, ID. c.
Filed April % 1914
Charles E Stewart Clerk

IN, THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bgEss, PlalntiffI vs. FRANK 3. GILL
22123.-.oRDER OF. PUBLICATIoN The
object Of this suit is to obtain a divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony on the
ground OF five years voluntary separation
On motion of the plaintiff, il is this 18th
gay OF April 1919. ordered that the de-
appearance TO be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
oeeded with as in case of default Pro-
sded. copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
The Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day (S) JAS.
Test CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk BY
ELEANOR E. JOBE Deputy Clerk.
nY1 S1h
Evening star., 1944-05-08
STORES FOR RENT.

21I3 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Vacant store
in good business section; toilet and run
ming water; ideal for Chinese laundry;
S3a % Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME-
Evening star., 1944-05-08
PARKING LOTS.

PARKING LOT for rent. Apply AZ 6tf
st. NV. Ask for Mrs. Yeager.
Evening star., 1944-05-08
AUTOMOBILES WANTEp (cont)

SELL YOUR CAR to Mcmahon Chevrolet
PLYMoUTHs ursently needed for. essential
CO; 1922 Irving St; NV. Ap. $500.
Is os SsfDy nefssd ser for Sesrs s1s
we paid so much for cars. Arcade Pontiac
eoSI4scs Co. 14s1 Irvpg St ,a,o pH AZ $500
top cash prices. Brown Pontiac, Inc,
foNr1Ac &C wANrE9-euote your price. We
SoNrixC S 1xe WA WxNT3Gssme IN Ma your price
ssR sEs + "ss' go It Good Pontiac +a''
Wssssy We pay the high prise Let us prove il
WANT BEST PRICE for your car' See
Fu sEra fv4f pRcf MGt0Ta osd s1n IL CASH St o
Viii Auto TO ssss sPsnS sss pess sae 'ars ns
BE Be sGRE : TO SEE LOVING before you sell
to get the most cash. All makes urgently
FRyVs a" yoar st Price
ooSvRRIlnif 6SS ayf WIsrHS Is . 27s4 BTyse
ear e satlses Pas a frSn UN a645 R!'e uni"D0F'an'
PRIVATE PARTY with good car, call
price WilIoms Auto
CONVERTIBLE for daughters essential use.
low mileage with original tires preferred:
quick cash purchase. Gil. 2629.
WILL PAY CASH for a GOOD car. Call
Bill Smith, IRE. $3.50 or 400 3rd st. NV.
So
WILLYs AUTOMOBILES WANTED AT
ONCE, ANY MODEL SPOT CASH. ROPER
MOTOR CO., 1870 r. I. AVE. NE. 10"
ANY MODEL CAR. TOP CASH PRICE.
Our buyer will call at your home or of1ce
any time. Open ewes. and Sun
MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO..
1928 Ga. Ave. NV. GE. O100.
SPECIAL HIGH PRICES PAID FOR ANY
MAKE OR MODEL CARS. SPOT CASH.
Evening star., 1944-08-13
poyAL ORANGE CHIFFON PIE

,.. Rovd Orange Gelatin in ooihns
Dissolve > ss,t Beat egg yolks with halt the
water dd aai hot @ Gelatin mixture slowly stirring
sugar aaH % nd. ,hen add orange juice. Chill until
cons'an'',, hss;ns s to thicken. Beat egg whites
mixture ':s. aradually beat in remaining sugar;
until sun ssals,;n mixture. Pile into baked
pastry shell; Garn,'n 1s.' !, t.a.iaeb mise o;.,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-12
LIQUOR SEIZED

Wilmington police late Tues
day night seized ten cases OF
assorted whiskey, upon which
the North Carolina state liquor
tax had not been paid, and ar
rested a man listed as Luther
Craven in a raid on dwelling
at 9O6 N. Sixth street. Includ-
ed in the haul were SO pints of
red whiskey, "A quarts Of Ha-
vana rum, and Sc quarts Of inn
Police said that prior to the
ported gin.
raid, they received information
leading them to believe the
whiskey was about to be de-
livered to the house, and upon
their arrival, Craven said the
liquor had just been delivered
to him from a truck. No trace
has been found of the truck,
but police say they expect to
make another arrest shortly.
Craven is charged with re-
ceiving and possessing nom
state-tax paid liquor.
The arresting officers were
N. ]. Wolfe, w. M. Jeffords,
]. C. Long and Wilbur West,
all of the city police.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-12
B0MBERS LAUNCH
ATTACK ON SOFIA
CONTINUED from Page One)

another mile and completed cap
ture Of Mt. Pedro, overlooking Cas-
sino and Garigliano River. Front
reports said they still were going
forward. Dispatches yesterday said
British units had worked their way
around southwest of beleaguered
Casino, but there was no report
Of these troops today.
Yesterdays aerial assault on So
fla opened the possibility that NE
Balkan capital, only 400 miles
from new Allied bases, might be
marked for obliteration unless the
Bulgarians quickly retire from the
war. The Germans, equally aware
Of the danger now confronting
them in the Balkans, made their
greatest effort so far to protect
Sofia, fighting a running battle
with the Fortresses for 30 min
utes before and during the bomb
ing.
Pilots of escorting Lightning
fighters bore the brunt of the Nazl
attack and shot down eight Mes
serschmitts. Fortress gunners de-
stroyed at least one other. Two
bombers were lost from what the
crewmen described as a tough
missions. This was the first at
tack by fortresses on Sofia the
previous four missions having
been carried out by Liberators,
which shifted to Italian bases
weeks ahead of the Fortresses.
Yesterday formations Of LIBERIA
tors swung across the Adriatlc and
pounded railway facilities at
Skoplje in southern Yugoslavia.
Skoplje is on main rail line
over which the Germans supply
their forces in Greece and the
Aegean. The Liberators encount-
cred no opposition.
+ American Mitchells hit San Ben
edetto, IS miles north OF Pescara
on the Adriatic coast, while a-36
invaders destroyed six German
vehicles, an ammunition truck, a
tank and a locomotive north OF
Rome. Other strong Allied forma-
tons operated over the battle area
and ranged far into northern Italy
and southern France to attack en-
envy communications.
Raj heavy bombers based in
the Middle East spanned the Med
iterranean to blast Nazi fortifica-
tons at Salamis in southern
Greece and the Elevsis airfield
near Athens on Sunday night, a
Cairo communicate announced.