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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients a. fpl
WIN VI Have e CLIENTS n Who viii I'm bay cash for
h9mes IL Arlington az, Or Falls chqTeR
If If YOU ssf Visa Pft' To SELL Your your house in
eoss es MARTs R9sR P foEY q asr o4 premp pn
WANTED - SILVER SPRING AREA - Do
you have 2 or 8 bedroom home on which
you wsnt to e,nn make ga aplGk salea win pay
ARLiNGToN. va or ) bedroom house
a,m:i.: quick action. CH. 77s2;
petvorth and grightwood homes. Have
made many, profitable deals recently and
praisaal without obligation before selling
Lucas co, l505 i st, NV, Ma. 2345.
for white Or eolored. MA. 3os2. After
Z We &c Can rs Sell YOUR HOUSE. We can se,
sish + 1Sti Vi faE esS@n'
CASH RUYERs for 5 c. ana Md. property
sssf 81 y ssoFs sssi Epa Rhsd, ss
property. Quick settlements! GUM :
81 nl1YtHG YoG Isa Want 's srEEbs i D AdT1oNns E
PSass sR s '' ssfa W
ST TO 5 ROOMS. h;T prefer A Old nous house, like
possession Tship bI so days p or @ Md
aRIINGToN1s.room Ri house house hw; Wanted ir
vicinity Of Buckingham or on Pershinfl
on Ist aoor; considerable cash. CH. 6213
in good N Northgest locaticps stH5 VIII pay
in Arlington ant nearby Virginia; ap.
RtREEy RTssss ytsGq as9 Lei shf1gs hWs CHI BQfkLEY ga
FROM oWNER-Modern or s room de.
tached. BRICK; Northwest section; cash II
CASH FOR YOUR HOME. Immediate ac-
pa, ten "a ,,I a3s2 3p@r OF va ssai ;,,, r.tr,na
by Virginia, preferably 5 or room brick
in wooded area not too far from busline
can make substantial down payment
VIZ We e2lS eaS Sell ssfT YOUR HOUSE at It's full
value today Our opinion entails no ,obli
ssauNDE ssauISaD Ask dS ss NJ c BrGsn ssasers WM
lliaSaA PRfVAfs ss Party n wishes S t. purchase o
will pay cash. No brokers. SH. 1910.
I 8 TO I2 RIM. house, unfurnished: streets
near Dupont Circle; can pay $3, 1000 doxr
rssponas ana siss ao posop fss ss
| ice. BON ZEE, Star. 80
URGENTLY NEED s, z and 8 room house,
| in good NV. section of D. C.. and nearb.
Md. Have long list OF clients waiting e
results call A B REALTY a. DEVELOP
MENT CO., 1926 41st st. NV. Phone EN-
4709 -0733; nights and Sundays, DE. 1905
lGEORGEToWN HOUSES that are in neet
| of repair. Ia desirable neighborhood. Cash
No brokers. Call MRS, SUTTON, co. 0241
WANT TO BUY at fair price, 8 or bed
room house In good NV. loc.:: can offer ii
exchange modern two-bedroom apt, neal
Pnsantssgsonn Rent s.n 9d 81 69os npp .saa,,,r, :.
tacfed brick: oil or gas heat; convenient
! to transportation, schools and stores
Have $4,000 cash. NV. Washington. Of
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.

WEST FALLS CHURCH a good s-ropn
and schoos rst oor hSns
room. dining room with fireplace, kitchen,
pantry and inclosed porch of kitchen;
with ] bedroom and space for another
large bedroom; basement. coal furnace
which can be converted to oil and hs..
fine garden ground; good place. to live.
Price; $4,000: 81 500 cash and, terms.
EASTMAN 4 STEELE. Falls Church 1890.
BY OWNER-Imnediate possession: 4-bed-
room brick house. complete baths. larss
tached garage; screened porch, Venetian
blinds, fully equipped kitchen; oil a.-e.
heat; large ;dos elosets and storage space; fuil
close schools, stores and buslines. This IS
a custom built home in perfect condis
tion: Substantial down payment. Glebs
ATTRACTIVE 5-RooM bungalow and bath,
large, attic; 3 years old; hardwood aoors;
shrsbsery sfse space for saraen ana
chickens; good location. near large neE
school and SHOPPING center; hard rosdt
properties for sale. For appointment can
Vienna $50. WHITEsELL REAL ESTATE.
YATES GARDENS, Alexandria. va.-At-
tractlve attached Colonial brick home.
built l941; living dining room with FIRE
Venetian blinds. cypreSs-paneled room in
basement suitable for recreation or extra
bedroom. servants toilet, screened porch,
walled garden, inolosed front yard, a.-c.
Oil heat immediate occupancy. re; 3409.
snia ksRsn f fa Paa sn o an0sss
heat, nice shrubbery: close to bus, grade
school and shopping center Possession
with title: 81 ! 900: substantial down pay
FALLS cHURcH-grick bungalow two
bedrooms, large unfinished attic; Lying
room, fireplace. dining alcoye. kitchen.
bath, large Co)dspot refrigerator. air-con-
ditioned heat; immediate possession;
s.. 500, SI,24q, 81 200 cash; Nc agents ,,S Can or
ARLINGTON - House completed April
l945. Living room. 2 bedrooms. kitchen,
tile. bath with shower on first floor: up
stairs unfinished, designed for 2 large bed
rooms and bath; full basement; large lot.
IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY-owner. leaving
city, wishes to sell attractive detached
home. 22o7 North Military I'd, Arlington. !.
6 rms. and bath, Sunrm-, oil heat, elec.
refrigerator, S1I I,95o Open sun; to 8.
mediately possession; 5-rm brick. finished
HINES < son, cali NJ Hall dL, sS41.
BRICK BUNGALOW, 8 rms, 1 "A baths,
fireplace, side porch. foored ATTIC. coal
Immediate possession-2 story asbestos
shingle house. z rms, shade and fruit
trees; fine garden spot. about 81 acre Of
land: close to everything. Price, S10.50o.
REIBLE, exclusive agent, OK. o515 Of
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

WILLIAMS REAL EsLATE - Beautifllil
ParIans PslHi nHm Md ssF 9oos 1 ta fDa1n
s SE asEf1 sE os sss 9ny S1 sssSs
sso Ssnea Carr snS SoD fssnnfs in ans
afEnias ShffysiEaiSs Msssq ShAn EsTaTE azGs Lovely
room Normandy bungalow In ideal resi-
large lot with beautiful trees and shrubs; !;
large living room. ginning room. kitchen,
and oil 0ins bsat es MR aas
Low. UN. 220o. Open evenings and Sun
II 'RocKyILLE-e-rm.. brick house, near
seen and rsfsr pnee fs $3.50 1s5 'se GEMS
Ss1e0 kaEE iash balance L. HGRE9 IL e
ONE ACRE and neat and tidy bungalow,
ment; chicken. house, garage and shade
IDEAL FOR pocToR, y or 'A for home and
Mt Rainier. Nd; SI3.5oo. call War
e5sif es5sAiffrHfRsBgRe-a;ssory frame house,
$500. call EUGENE B. GINdELL. WI.
2922:: Sunday and eve.. DAVID LAUGH
MoDERNIsTIC BRICK. rms, large lot,
| recreation room; in Cheyerly. Nd;
Sl3,500: must have substantial cash pay
ment. Warfleld 4105 or Union o493.
LOVELY EAST PINEs-Lovely home fac
ing new superhighwey; 2 bedrooms, living
room, fireplace. kitchen, dinette; screened
homes In this beautiful subdivision 1880,
| substantial cash.
Brick bungalow. 5 rooms and bath. coal
&C. heat; nice yard. shruhbery, conyenient
$1,000 down. EUGENE L. yANN. River
dale streetcar stop. WA 252l or ewes
| SILVER SPRING-Lovely Groom brick
bungalow; living room with fireplace.
1 large bedrooms on 1st floor, extra large
finished room In attic. complies Kitchen
and weather-stripped,. storm windows and
| doors. all hardwood floors. oil a.-c. heat
close to stores and bus: country club Sec
| s-bedroom' 2-story brick. Venetian blinds
plumbing, gas a.-c, heat; large, lot; con; m
FisisftlS REALTY Co. sH. 64is' 1;Is sH. s4ss,
WEST HYATTSyILIE, MD.-Dwelling ar
ranged into apts.. 3 electric refrigerators
oil h.-w,h., auto. hot water; new roof and
close to everything; S10,500, terms.
Four-room BUNGALOW bath. electricity
! full basement, foored attic; paved street
close to transportation; $4,000 terms,
Four-room bungalow. bath electricity
gas; so new chicken ho4Se; lot 900 Il deep
! Hya .tsvil!e 0334; evenings WA. 1881.
coLoREp-t CO. DR. 81, RMS, not modern; ia II
"a mi beyond Marbury, via Indianheao
hwy; S1650. easy terms: vacant arm
frame, ne. N E. RYON co. GE. 6146.
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dEEICES WANTED.

NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION desires
approximately 1900 SO. ft.. office space
downtown Will lease. Box 430-B, Star.
REsPoNsIBLE PARTIES sndsx desire e .,Fn. Or rms.
ONCE bidg. immediately. TR 453S.
OFFICE SPACE WANIED-Wiil VIII lease; s: sub:
furnished or unfurnished; downtown office
bldg; will share expenses; price no obiecti
references exchanged. Please call HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN, RE. 1166.
LAWYERS desire rooms. Temporary
space in another law Office acceptable. Box
LAWYER DESIRES / or rooms, single
or ensuite; will purchase ofice furnish-
ings; financial district preferred. NE.
CONSULTING ENGINEER desires approxi-
mately 1000 50. IT., suitable for draftins
Sprine or Takoma PARK preferred Full
PARTICULARS requested. Box 246-z. Star,
RESPONSIBLE, established executive
wishes to lease or suitcase ] or . Offices,
west Of 14th St. in business district Call
CHI 1926,
LAWYER desires one room, furnished:
financial district preferred: share stem
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sTokEs FOR RENT,
NICE CORNER STORE FOR RENT-600 q

NICE CORNER STORE FOR RENT-60o q
st. NV Apply HECHTS HOTEL.
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette, at
171o G st. n W: will remodel TO suit tenant.
Apply I70e G ST. NV
SUPER STORES and shops for all types
of business, available in several outstand-
ing neighborhoods and suburban loca.
tions Construction to begin Immediately.
For details cali GOLDSTEN BROS, RE
1888
$500 SO, FIT. of spacs
embraced in beautiful brick building in
the heart of Silver Spring. suitable for
office space, showrooms, research lab,
radio station. etc. 2 main floors, basement
and large attic: large parking area; fronts
on Q streets. Call Mr.. Dixon at Ma 1850
or CO. ISL 8, with ROBERT L. MckEEVEA
co, shoreham Bldg, exclusive.
NIGHT CLUB SPACE, ideally located, 1000
SO. TT, 1905 G st. NV, near State De.
partment; owner will remodel to suit
tenant; See agent on premises. Phone
RE O653, Eyes. TIE. 66l1.
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette. at
1710 G st. NV; will remodel to suit tenant.
Apply 1905 g st. NV. RE. 0653. Eves-s
TIE S611
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE in Industrial
zone, 10 minutes from downtown, contain-
ing approximately 10000 So it. Of floor
space, 2I45 Queens Chapel I'd. ne, ada
cent to Bladensburg and New York ave,
3-story heavy-duty warehouse with driving
ramp. to second and third floors, 17-ft.
paved driveway leading to large LOADING
Platform in rear, adjoining railroad siding;
for quick sale at S125.oo0, terms can be
arranged. Now leased at $4,000 a year.
Lease expires in a few weeks. so same can
be available for purchasers use or could
be easily leased ta show good return on
Investment CAFRITZ, 1404 K st. NV,
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STORES WANTED.

SMALL STORE, in eastern washington.
with or without quarters above; consider
residence suitable for conversion; brokers
GRoUND-FIooR STORE approximately
500 square feet). vicinity of 18th and K
sts. NV. by local organization, 80 years
in business, representing a nationally
January /. I946 Box ABE. Star.
HIGHEST CLASS responsible tenant desires
ness location in or near retail section
Alexandria, Va: must be reasonable Write
full details. P. o. Box 5S45. washington,
STORE, about 900 50. IT. downtown
ocation. BELLMORE. Adams 1900. So
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

BRICK GARAGE, between Buchanan and
Allison NV: So month. GE. 0654.
GARAGE SPACE for rent, $40 q month.
Decatur 240S
GARAGE. brick, for rent or sale: suitable
for shop or storage. Rear 9th and St.
me, MI $685.
as1 LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-aaraEe for
l car or storage RA 1884.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

We win build $4,000 to 100000 So. #, of
warehouse space. including stores in front,
70 TT. siding in rear: located on main street
from White House; approximate 9Q-day
delivery; prefer / tenant. but will divides
may consider sale of completed project.
Write stating financial responsibility. Box
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENT. fur-
nished or unfurnished, near Andrews
Field, Md. Phone Temple 6139 after
MODERN HOUSE. fair sized yard: IN sue
burban Md. from owner: modest down
payment liberal terms Jackson 2299-W,
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE space for single car in neigh.
borhood of Fourth and Bryant SITS. ne. or
nth and Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phons
WANTED-GARAGE IN NORTHWEST sec
ton, capacity to 10 cars MlLNITE
WHEEL SERVICE, 2020 NJ st. NV. Ma.
GARAGE. "a #. or more deep, vicinity
Dupont Circle Call DU. 0S00 or GE.
1929.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BEAUTY SHOP FOR sALE-916h sth 8.
Sc: for reasonable price on account oe
health, FIR. 97l0
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toontinued on Next Rase.l
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ground. 500 No Overlook dr.: freedom
from damn and mold; all-brick house built
toilet in basement; dining room, living
room with fireplace and finished recreation
refrigerator and fume fan in kitchen; ga
slate roof, oil heat, Hope windows, Vene-
plug-in phone: lot is 150x70 with larger
part encircled by picket fence, an advan-
tage with young children near Pentagon,
dock Heights bus. OCCUPANCY 30 days.
Phone TE; 1893. Please make appointment
selling beautiful home. in, Beverly Hills;
convenient to bus and, shopping center
10 min. to Pentagon; bedrooms, baths
built-in garage, slate roof. oil air-condi-
toned heat; best prewar materials through
out: large Handicapped lot: SIs,900 TIE
HISTORICAL: small estate, near Lees
beautiful old house with modern kitcher
nished with lovely. ANTIQUE furniture
bedding; detached, garage and servants
500 unfurnished; open Sunday i to s. Rt
z to Leesburg, left on Rt. 15, 2 mi. to Rt
$50. left q mi: to sLarksfield" See Mr.
MALCOLM, OR 6916, with BEITzELL. DI
A 2O-ACRE FARM, IA miles to D. c.; fer
tile land with spring and stream; 7-roon
frame house and good outbuildings, witt
electricity. running water. bath and tele
phone. Price. :$l3,5oo; $4,000 cash ant
terms. EASTMAN & STEELE. Realtors
bring YOUR DIsHEs. silver and liner
end move into this furnished house Of
December LIST. Detached 5-room brick
plus a screened-in porch and recreation
stripped, furred walls. screens. storm win.
dops and doors. Can be heated for abou
finished community. with paved Streets
sidewalks. schools church. shopping cen.
Ter and bus service; Price S9,a5O. Cal
KELLEY y BRANNER. pI. 7740.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, yA.--Immediate
occupancy. Like new, 5-rm. bungaloW
Ia acres land. full basement, fireplace
OIL h-w-h.. stove, refrieerator, screens
shrubbery. lawn. Completely redecorated
space for more rms. upstairs Lee hwy. to
Merineld. right on Dunn Loring I'd, sth
house on right. Owner and builder,
Falls Church 27Sx or Temple 221O,
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CHINESE REPORT
ENGAGEMENTS IN
SOUTHERN SECTOR

CHUNGKING, Jan. 6. - (P) -
The Chinese High connfwyluetaoi
The Chinese high command an
nounced tonight that minor clash
es between Chinese and Japanese
troops had occurred in the Human
and KWangsi province areas OF
south central China.
A japanese attack near Yiyang,
IS miles northwest of Changsha,
was repealed on January 3, Chin
csc headquarters said, adding that
the enemy possibly was trying to
disperse any Chinese concentra-
tons which might threaten Japa-
nese strongholds in the region
south Of Tungtlng lake.
On the same day fighting broke
out when Chinese units intercept
ed an enemy column northwest OF
Paoching, important japanese
strongpoint west of Hengyang, the
high command said.
In Kwangsi province, a mobile
Chinese column attacked the en-
envy west of Chuanghsein, on the
Csnton-HankoW railroad about 10
miles northeast of KWeilin, inflict-
ig heavy casualties" and taking
two prisoners, High Command
spokesman said.
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Canadians Pursue Nazis
After New Italy Dripe

ROME, Jan. 6 -R- Canadian
tanks and infantry have split Ger
man forces by surprise blow
near Italy's east coast and are
chasing the enemy along the
southern shores of huge inland
lagoon 81 miles south of the Pc
river, the Allied command an
nounced today.
The left flank of the Dominion
troops, who overran SAINT Alber-
to in a thrust eight miles north
OF Ravenna, was secured by a
victory of British and Canadian
forces over powerful German ar
NOR east of Alfonsine. Alfonsine
is six miles southwest of SAINT
Alberto.
Ten miles southwest of Alton
sine, the last German was routed
from a Senior river bridgehead
near Cotignola, and thus the Brit
ish Eighth Army won almost un-
disputed control over the east bank
of the stream from. the Apennine
foothills 81 miles northeastWard
to the lagoon.
The lagoon is the Valli di Com
acchio. Canadians sighted its wa
tiers as climax to week OF
struggle nortnward across the
canals and waterways Of the Pc
valley. .
SAINT Alberto fell as result of
2 surprise crossing of the Canale
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NOMINATIONS LIGHT
FOR MAN OF YEAR,

Surprise at Wilmington indif.
ference to its young male civilians,
in view Of their comparative scare
ity, was expressed last night by
Walter J. Cartier, intermediary be-
tween the public and the "mys-
terry committee charged with
electing the city's Young Man OF
1914" for the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. Far fewer nominations
than were expected have beer
submitted, he said.
Nominations, which should be
addressed to Box sos, Wilmington,
and mailed not later than noon to.
morrow, may be submitted by any
one and may propose any Will
mington resident between the ages
of 81 and IS. He need not be a
member Of the Jaycees. Only fac.
tors to be considered in his choice
are character, ability, achieve.
ments, civic leadership and serv.
ice to and in the community.
The award is being made to
stimulate emulation Of the winner
among possible candidates for
other years.
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LEGION ORGANIZES
VETERANS BUREAU

The first obligation of The Am
erican Legion always has been the
rendering of service to the ex-
service man. The last Congress, at
the request Of The American Le-
gion, passed a bill now known as
the &c. I Bill of Rights" Gov
ernor Cherry, in his inaugural ad-
dress, called upon the State LegS-
lature to enact laws in support OF
and called upon the people of the
State to give whole hearted sup
port to every effort to see that the
returning veterans of this State
receive every right under this Bill.
The American Legion, in carry
ing out its obligation to the return
ing veterans OF World War II, has
organized, through the coopera-
ton Of various service organiza-
tons, Veterans Information Cen
ter with office at the Legion Home
Third and Dock Streets, to be open
ed from 1000 am. to 1900 and
800 pm. to 500 pm each day
except Saturdays and Sundays.
All discharged World War II
veterans are requested and urged
to come to this office and learn
what privileges and rights they
are entitled 20 under existing legis-
latlon.
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ATHENS, Jan. 6. - P) - With
Athens quiet for the first time IN
month following the abrupt with
drawal of Left-Wing ELIAS forces
from the capital, 1t. Gen. Ronald
M. Scobie, commander of British
and Greek government troops, was
reported ready today to reopen
peace negotiations with ELIAS ennis
saries.
Field Marshal Sir Harold Alex
ander, Allied commander in the
Mediterranean, and Harold Mac
MILAN, British resident minister at
Allied Mediterranean headquarters.
returned to Athens and conferred
with Scobie, Regent Archbishop
Damaskinos and Premier Nicholas
Plastiras.
British forces had been prepared
for a full scale offensive to throw
the ELIAS out of the city today, but
found that the Leftists had fled
from their previously defended
positions.
There was no indication, how
ever, that the ELIAS was giving up
it's fight, for Scobie's communique
today told of continued warfare in
the Piraeus and Patri areas.
Plastiras' government has insist
ed that the ELIAS, fighting branch
of the Leftist Fam party, come to
terms substantially as outlined by
Scobie.
A new issue has arisen between
the warning factions, however,
both the ELIAS and British charging
that hostages and prisoners have
been mistreated and deported.
British electricians estimated
that from three to six months will
be required to restore Athens
public utilities, severely damaged
in the month. Of street fighting.
Another difficulty facing the gov
eminent is the nationwide disrup-
ton of transportation, now urgently
needed for distribution of relief
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STETTINlUS RAPS
WHEELER'S VIEWS
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
is to disrupt the war effort and
Allied unity"
Recalling that the unconditional
surrender principle had been
agreed upon by the Russian, Brit
ish, Chinese and American govern.
ments, Stettinius said that 'what.
ever the contention of the speaker
Sen. Wheeler's attack upon the
unconditional surrender principle. .
Will be understood in Germany
ana in Japan as meaning that if
these countries can resist long
enough, and kill enough American
soldiers, the will of the American
people to achieve q complete VIC
tory will be broken and negotat.
ed peace can be assured
Germany and Japan, he said, do
not know that Sen. Wheeler speaks
not for the American people but
for a discredited few whose views
nave been overwhelmingly rejected
by their fellow citizens OF every
party
Wheeler's statement, he SAD,
sis, therefore. profoundly -egretta.
bleo
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Bonifica on the south. The town
is on the south shore of Valli di
Conacchio and the German de-
Tending forces was split.
The Germans began hauling out
both east and west. The Canadians
took up the chase eastward toward
Madriole, five miles from SAINT
Alberto. where the Germans have
a causeway between the lagoon
and the Adriatic for escape north
ward.
The victories along the Senio
came after two days of bitter fight
ing which cost the enemy at least
500 prisoners and hundreds more
killed and wounded.
The job of crushing the Senlo
brid gehead was handed the Brit
ish 56th London Division, veterans
of the Salerno landing, the Vol
turno river crossing and other
tough Italian assignments.
First Raj Spitfires and Kitty
bombers and U. S. Thunderbolts
roared over, bombing and STRAIT
ing. Then infantry and tanks rush
ed in so quickly while the Germans
still were scrambling from their
wrecked positions.
In ten hours, enemy lines on
the east side of the river between
Faenz and Cotignola were obliter-
ated and 12,000-square-yard
area was cleared. British casual
ties were reported light.
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James H. Zeigler, only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert Zeigler, OF
POI Lake Forest Parkway, was
killed in action with the First
Army in Germany December "A,
the War Department notified his
parents yesterday. Previously he
had been reported missing.
A graduate of New Hanover high
school, where he served as a
member of the Reserve Officers
Training Corps, he entered Army
service from employment at Tom S
Drug Store.
He had been on active military
duty for four years prior to his
death, serving at Camp Wheeler,
Fort Benning and Camp Gordon,
Ga, on maneuvers in North Caro-
line and Tennessee, at Camp At
terbury and Fort Meade, Md, and
in England.
He was a member of the Ninth
Army during it's 900-mile drive
through France, Belgium, Holland
and Luxembourg and was trans
ferred to the First with his unit
for the assault on Germany.
His father is an employee of
the Wilmington Star-News mechan-
ical staff.