Show ' - --- '' '' - - '- - - t I 1- :-- i 1 1 1 § ISaturday i 1i ' September 16 1944 'alit 5alt Cnkc irributte Morning 1 es Take Ridge Breach Gothic Line or 11 enemy front line positions Allies (Official) t mering losses were inflicted on Severe By Associated Preas Germans along the entire the ROME Sept 15—The last Ger- Eighth army Adriatic front The man defense lines south of Rimini San of the 7000-yar- d wavered under the shock of a ter- capture out a wiped ridge l Frirific Eighth army onslaught formidable obstacle to the advance day as allied troops breached the on the Pb valley British infantry Gothic line with the capture of the and tanks executed a bold encirSavino-Corian- o San strategic cling movement which surrounded ridge killed or captured most of the British iand Canadian troops 289th grenadier regiment of the a reached within mile of the Rimini 98th German division holding the airfield and within four of Rimini ridge Adriatic doorway to the Po valley Vengeful Greek and French and the industrial heart of Italy asra-- 1! Joined the troops hi-- -Canadian infantrymen and tanks with the Greeks general stormed across the Marano river defenses of San Lorenzo about 'The near-b- y town of Coriano was five miles south of 44- captured Air forces of the Med- counterattacks were repulsed with iterranean command gave strong severe losses of men and tanks support to the ground troops ham- - for the Germans : Savin- o-Coriano 1 01 4 1I 1 I I - s 1I - I1 1 r stg-L- 1 I wk - - 1 l 'I'lf:'''''':7 c tt let i'' 4 1 - '2 1 i 1 i I krt--1io ''''! 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'" - - A I 1 for Desert Sweet Can -- BOX of 12 lb 25c A—SHOULDER CUTS Beef Short Ribs 1 g OLD - CBaensi sunny Jim It's Marmalade Time Again ENGLISH ft" - A I t - lb 38c GRADE i for ur grhaunrcrpeac4k6-01- For Walls lb 25c Round Steak lb 1 ZERO CLEANER Woodwork Floors OLD DUTCH1 CLEANSER AND JUICY FRESH GROUND t li 3—PLUMP BviePE Ground ' 1 lb 29c Frankfurters ! 0 SIZE REG SIZE High Quality— Low Price SUNKIST COFFEE 1 - — C ----- - 1 1 ! ! 19c 17c 19c 20c jar 31c EARS— -- :sr 2 3 2 3 MEDIUM Palmolive Soap r") k '- to 1 C 2"r1) Large Package I A ttmg1"11 C - I 4 I 1 GflMiULLiED SOAP pL L SOAP J I V t 1 L-- '' r C -'7 r SaALMIAILAITAD N I t t - Line Moves too FastI At the command post in Aachen forest reports came in from the front on the assault troops The lines on the map moved forward Ii so fast that command officers were i checking back to make sure they I were correct "I was completely astounded" i Ii said Lawton "look at those positions with their beautiful fields of had put their ar- triinreiry bitack ey here and manned boxes they could give us hell but all our 1 men are getting is machine gun fire and a little artillery" The troops slowly closed in on i Aachen from three sides with 2 zifjc PEET'S 1) - 1 7) pEEts r 1 A ' I 5) Large Package NO I—LOUISIANA i Lir 1 lb 10c 0 I is 4 11314c I' k Ell 11 3 CANS I p 1 C 6 cQ) Made of Fluff—Roll ---- - it- ilti rt II TIT f ‘ --adearmoliw- CENTYRS 4 i r 2 lb Pkg IiMit - 6) t Cr:CZCZ:0MS i :::ti : 17 L Li — '': - '‘ 7 d pkgs 2 a 2 zr r 17 t ' Engineers Blast Forts Then armor came up the roads I ' Engineers blasted away some of i the concrete dragon teeth set in 1 -- i wide belts before the fortificas t tions But at one point engineers found the Germans had dummy tank barCifriera They camouflaged trucks it and piles of dirt which only had to be shoved aside to open way for e rm ' : ho the most aal J (1' amazing things i t e inwveasekionen has bGeeenrm citi"ir of unexpected defenses within the Siegfried line -4 Had they manned athlleithr easiexffeoeri! forts with thick walls then our troops would i TODDLERS' DE LUXE have had a bloody battle to break f i through i Few Defender's Left i But for lack of man power or 1 I Sluts yd98 brievcearu they believed the Rhine :I To would be a better defense line the enemy did not make his I a mother in the 'world ils tt ea 3w tail head over heels in big fight in the Siegfried defenses ! The Germans left only part of the these dainty adorable styling and ex- -' forts occupied by machine gunners : u i and details orkmanship i and had comparatively light ar- )I i'll have painted wood pins—horses i rabbits dogs birds and lambs a a tillery In 24 hours our crack infantry Sturdy good quality matrjetazzlanine moved 6000 yards through the i very heart of the potentially I strongest defenses ground troops t Just ever assaulted They did it swiftReceived ly and methodically and with ex- i tremely few casualties W7lb And now Hitler's famed wall of defense against attack from the west is broken Once such de' fenses are breached then s i tire line has lost its real thweorth And that is what has happened ' BATH AV i 1 ! 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