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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYIAND

IF You ARE looking for farms, acreage or
watsrfront property consult US. W. E.
NEAR SILVER SPRING-17h acres. a.
e cSGm MOUSE ho.e Electricity running water.
on paved highway. Cow. to store, transp.
and school just 4 miles from, silver
s slpEliRs Eris s. p ssb oG tens AM
SACRIFICE-S7, go; must Be SOLD SOLD n ,s..
new-house condition; consisting OF bed.
ICON rooms; TIE bath, large living room with
in basement, air conditioned oil heat'
awnings, large corner lot, paved streets
ana SIDEWALKS; terms; Call w. L. Primrose,
and Z sun Sd4HNS Wa s a9aa MA, s2se. Ewes.
BUNGALOW, 3 bedrooms: S4,75o; S1,25o
casn; 81 a month. Lovely, in excellent
condition; oak floors, pretty kitchen with
Sainette, screened porch. h,-a:c., oil burner,
ssar III oXEslen s. no. oo4s' with o. 3:
NEAR SILVER sPRING-Beautifu, IA.
room, 2k-bath brick house, in new.honse
Sanndis,ond; Exceptionally large rooms,
Of ground More available II desired. JUS
On Georgia ave. extended. Justs4 miles
ana VIII consider any reasonable offer.
ss.asor. EIf AcREs eo s,,, NE $3.50 ST. s4Ss
hard road. II miles out. JOHN q BUR.
zysI selass Va e ed A sSsss ss4s Boz B.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FuRN. OR UNFURN. APIS. urgently need
ed for administrators of French Missions.
NV section preferred. DE. 1885. EXT. %
3 WAVE OFFICERS urgently need apart
ment in Northwest, 3 months rent in ad-
NJ WIS p sENf IN ApvAacE for
unfinished two or three bedroom apart
m men or house. northwest section or Ar
ins'on' years lease if desired. MI. 1921 1921.
for family of 4. FIR. 1928 after pm
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires furnished
apt, May st to Oct, LIST: references ex-
RECENTLY SOLD d HOME in C. to G. U desire
small unfurnished apt. or room (unfur-
aue rehed sentie hoe IN anS bath
G., near Circle; widow permanently EN-
ployed; no pets: best references. Cali after
weekdays, after IL noon Sunday. OR.
EXECUTIVE with Canadian govt unit
desires furn bachelor apt. NV; section,
pref near Scott Circle Box 1se-K, Sta Star.
R R5shsd; wS Bs5naa ass. Cali Ex $500,
WAC oFFfeER and Government girl de-
i5e imfn A or ufH ss9o apt Sunday after
500. Ext: $685. weekdays $40 go to 3. So:
married couple desires modern asDo unfnre
nished apt. of bedr:. l.. r., k. and b., on
permanent basis. Prefer NV. or close
in Maryland. References. Phone District
o999 daytime or District s54s. Ext. $40,
/ MONTHS RENT IN ADvANcE-Navy
lteut, wants to get acquainted with wife
ana 3,yr.-old son; to bring them to Wash
must have apt. OF. house. ME. 1142. 30s
OFFICER and wife. permanently located.
desire 1-bedroom apt. furn., or room, Kit.
ffaYcdilbities: Va, pref, MRS, GREENE, RE.
WOMAN, Govt. employe, and mother need
2-bedroom apt, pref furnished, COW. to
american University. Telephone OR. 1887
SOUTH AMERICAN DIPLOMAT desires l.
bedroom apt, furnished or unfinished,
good NV. location, for permanent resi-
denee; Box 235,E, Star:
daughter desperate for 2-bedrm. apt. or
small house in quiet NV. section; son IS
s gYts pm .lAlnlns i0f overseas Or, az 4.0l
NAVAL OFFICER. Just returned from
Southwest Pacific desires furnished apt, or
house for permanent, residence for wife
c ea a RssiSN Il E Daz ap E s1 Eos
102-K, Star. 2ss
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cent

HOoSES VANb6D ~ pOb WON ty
WE NEED LIsTINGs-Most .prospectivs
Suyns color ns PROPERTY IN sec
Call for appraisals. prompt service. quick
sass ri cash ave- Or tsr Be 5is Or pE cfS
WE Can SELL YOUR HOUSE a, its fun
s ysue 0csy o. Oar apnSp entails Nc
1881. .Df .io15,. 1919 Z. S. NV.
6Asn ser Ma to no ls ssisss fI's g SsR
D1 1908: ewes. and sun. GE. $500. I
tHGlLAf PAY CASH for large house suitable
for conversion into apartments. Ma. 33os2;
IsTsf T EasSF REAL AJ H9HEs
WEI wa sP i xfsmHas ay On homes ana
Washins,on; client with cash for silver
Spring property. What have you2 Quies
,FsadS ea ma xo5 5s{NA TIE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK have
foc number Of desirable clients. anxious to
are shinkns S Of st selling. Frank T VoiR-
Ne NAN 1917 Wis: ave. EN-. 4e4e: eve.
W va Ta15' AZ p ONCE Sas9 FOR CASH S 2 70 8
rm row or detached, anywhere in D. C.
REE Mfs0 Aysf faieG fsI4 me-
BEST PRICES for homes are obtained by
scneIs VINO IlSt tnel1 MONIES WIN an Sx~
perienced sales organization which knows
todays market We offer you such serv-
ices. We need homes in the D. c., nearby
Md. and Va. counties. L. T. GRAVATTE,
OWNER OCCUPANT, desiring cash sale Of
Sene 2 Dssss s al g. r.
WHAT va HAVE you FOR RESALE. we ar.
IN need OF houses for white OF. colored.
For quick results call Mr.. Rosenthal. RA.
ll0S, or MA. Sls7, HAMILTON REALTY
CO. 1908 New York ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Win pay UP to
S11 900 for brick or frame 6-rm. house,
close to transportation. EN-. 95b1.
WE CAN SELL your property If locate in
Washington or nearby Montgomery County,
List with US for quick results Established
1915. THos. E. FARRELL, CO, Realtors.
III 10th st. NV, National 0765.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. row brick dwellings
rented to colored; preferably in groups OF
3 or more. WAGGAMAN- BRAWNER. 100
Eye st. NV. NE. 1860
ALL CASH for your house, any section Of
D. c. Box 271 g. Star.
WILL PAY CASH for any house in Pet
worth or Brightwood, regardless of condi-
ton: free appraisal. D. j. O'CONNOR,
RA. 1919
CoLORED-We have purchasers for rea-
Sonably priced houses, good neighborhood,
Some will pay all cash. Z. NJ. CHAPLIN,
lll5 You st. NV. NO. gal. 27s
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BOATS.

WILL BUY 80 to rs #. cruiser for living
quarters, without motor; also small row.
WAVE OFFICERS desire 1920 IT. sailboat
70 rent or buy. Phone DE. 06SS between
3s-FT. DOUBLE CABIN CRUISER, flying
bridge, dual controls, win-ignition Buda
enslne, reduction gear. Comfortable &C.
toilet electric water system, large galley,
IaIge cockpit, well-built hull OWENS
YACHT co, Dundalk. Baltimore, Md.
FOR SALE - Fire-damaged 37-ft cruiser
and equipment including lift. center
ooard eduipped tender. FIR O632
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

1913 JUMPER N.W.-Large house, will
rent rooms. kit bath in exchange for
DESIRABLE FURN. HOME, in Chevy
Chase, Nd, 2nd floor. 3 bedrooms and
modern kitchen sunroom with lavatory
and nice yard with terrace; built-in ga
rage, cool high location; near bus and
Is only. wi. 1923.
1912 9Th ST. N.W.-Young widow desires
70 snare home with congenial couple or 2
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

WESLEY HEIGHTS MANSION, 1885 Ma
comb ST large bed-living rooms, bath
lovely .garden well-appointed Christian
home; gentlemen; $50 and S65. EN- 1864
10 ST. ..W.-Double room, girls, pri-
yate home, few doors from cars and bus
lines; $40 n,anth double. AID. -3S94
1902 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W-Loyely
large room, twin beds; cow. transp; jew
ish family; $40. GE. 1045.
TAkOMA PARK, s Ash ave. nw-Laree
double ROOM. shower, twin innersprings;
gentle adult home; l block J-6 bus termi-
nal nal. couple S45; single. $40; 81: 324s. :.
ywk. Single rooms, 10 min. d'toWn, on car.
line Gas heat. tfermostat control, show
ers, PATHS. c.h.w.. good beds. AID. 1880.
DOWNTOWN, 1914 H st. n.w.-For young
women TewIy d water n rms; inner-sp MATTRESSES
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 622I 33rd st. NV.
Extra large double room, 3rd floor, q girls
only, S25 each. OR. S067.
room for Q men; twin beds; convenient
Transportation. Call after I pm.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FOR YOUR PETS-Frozen horse meat and
package 1900 k-9 CATERER, 1927 Ga
PET FOOD SHOP : Frozen horse meat;
POKER puppies. Axe registered. 5000 Lee
hwy, East Falls Church, Va. Call Falls
Gh; 2440: eyes. and Sun, GIL. 1853.
FOX TERRIER, wire-haired, male, S mo.
o!G, beautifully marked, householder, $50.
i3 a. new Jersey ave- NV, Apt. II. Elk.
PUPPIES, z weeks; mother, husky: father,
E f4i1a SPY Pun; So to $40. MR.. SINGER,
RABBITS, white. N e.; few breeding
does and young for Easter Dummies r. E.
LETNER, 319 18th ne
DOGS-Mixed breeds, collie, wire-hair.
fox terrier, hound, police, .spitz, SIS ca. to
people IN country or. who have fenced
Eards: ia. 4434 after-7 pm. or Sun.
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, sized by champion; Q
males, I female, AID. 0303..
DACHSHUND PUP, mos old thorough
bred. immunized for distemper. EN-. 1911.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

LARGE FRONT, double room in young
privileges: $40. 81 TAYLOR st. ne.
2S BRYANT ST-Comfortabie room, suit
able for 2 persons; Just off No. Capitol st
unlimited phone; $40 double
1917 HOLBRoOK ST. NE, Apt. Room
working girl: laundry privileges; S25.
1921 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE, vicinity
of Catholic University-Large front room,
windows. excellent section; private home
of two adults, Christian gentlemen pre-
leTred near bus; $40. Call NO. 1888
22 r ST.-Clean. well-furnished rooms:
$50 TO So week. DU. G6S2
COLORED-A room for a single colored
person who is sober and quiet. Apply 524
9TH st. ne. Phone AT. $3.50 or call NO 1928.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhEUR.

6415 .TUsCARAWAS RD.-Elect range
Bath, NV, heat: $40 month. : Coal furn
Interview F. E. KNIGHT Van Ness st. and
after pm
NEAR Conn. and Rhode Island ayes. NV
suite, of offices and dwelling accom-. Ideal
gnfurn.,, S375 furn. GEoRGE /. BORDER 3S
643 Indiana ave. NV, Ma O350
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DOWNTOWN, s21 10th st. n-w.-Nice
nome; l, boys; g a; young married couples;
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms with running water telephones
elevator excellent board; downtown 81
l116 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpas sed
location. Openings for girls; reasonable.
SOC \. lockwood, Arlington, Va
Wanted, girl to share twin bedroom with
ANOTHER girl; board optional; So week.
GIRL - Beautiful room, excellent food;
homelike atmosphere; convenient bus sery-
ICE to al war buildings. Glebe $685..
1926 10Th ST. S.W.-Large room, 3 or 4
girls, also double, S42 80 each and base
ment room. Excellent meals 2Sa
2620 10TH ST. N.W.-Girl to share triple
and Sunday breakfast, S45 per mo.
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ROOMS FURNIsHsp-Mp and VA

VICINITY WALTER REED, 213 Albany
ave; TaEoma Park = Newly decorated
single room, inrer-spring mattress, private
bath, $50 mo. Sligo 7I99
l13 n. EDISON, Arlington - Furnished
neighborhood; empi. people only; SIS for
2. Glebe 5215
1913 N. RANDOLPH. Arl,. Va. - Double
gentlemen; mr. buslines. OK. 29ss
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POULTRY r. EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James FEED STORE. INC. 61a st o
EQUlPMENT-Houses, pens for poultry.
RABBITS, dogs, cats and all pet stock: cleo.
lncqoator5, broocers ANNANDALE POUL-
WANTED TO BUY, healthy pullets of last
years l944 hatch at good price. Write or
phone. Can Rockville 15S-W, giving breed
price address END telephone number to
JUDGE HUNT. Poets Lodge, West Mont
gomery ave, Rockville. Md
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APARTMENTS UNEURhIsHsp.

EXCHANGE modern 3-rms 200 35th ne
rent $40, fors suburban apt. Phone RE
A. Ext 5727 or
NAVAL OFFICER has 3 bedrooms, Q baths.
living room. dining room, maids room and
bath, pnfurnished. Riverside dr., New York
Clty, Si35 per mo-, in exchange for 3-bed-
room house or apartment, unfurnished,
washington or suburban area Call Metro
politan $3.50, Ext 24O 90.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

WISH I-BR. APT, fur or unfurn,, conv.
to Arlington Hall: offcer and working wife,
non smokers or drinkers. Box TOM, Star
ARLINGTON bedroom. kitchen, bath
furnished; Navy couple. no children. Glebe
292S. 2Ss
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

NEW YORK CITY AREA, 3-bedrm- house.
S75; can exchange for or 5 bedrm. apt. or
house, Wash. area. Ma. 1879, EXT "a. 29'
4l28 MINI. AVE. N.E.-9 rms, bath,
a mi 500 on lease: avail April /,
MARSHALL J MAPLE CO., 1924 14th St.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

INSURED VAN, careful white owner-driver
wants load to and from Chicago, Buffalo,
s sI5o from Florida or way points; low rate.
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
WIN take your surplus furniture as part
payrnenL on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO., IA. 1881 27s
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COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL.

FIREPLACE WOOD, is to "a inches: all
! hardwood; S21 cord. Stock up now for
| nSXt winter WO. 275S after & pm,
CoRDWooD for sale, pine and oak, sea-
Soneo: any length; deliveries made AT
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ROOMS FURkisHED-S.E. and s.W.
1928 10th ST, SEE nicely furnished
sleeping rooms. So week each
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
AT ONCE FOR semi-invalid lady in nearby
private country home. Call AT. 374O 29s
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FOR INyESTMENT-2-f brick and
stone detached home located in Congress
aeig6 Gsi, , Built In l941. For sale by own
HAVE TO MOVE? We have. numerous
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cENTERs;1 RI AL COLONIAL Vial sls.s5oI5sea9-
Md, near Silver Spring. This beautiful
sTss Hasa iee
large living; dining rooms, de luxe kitchen,
bedroom tile bath End ,oor Large bed.
heat g yrs. old. LESLIE D. MEASEIL,
P Fri Ell Low FOR cAsH-e rooms and
closed rear porshs GARAGE; act QUICKLY nnek MA.
Wen Ter. n.e0Both g" rooms pr priced at
e. hoias 6GG 'e Vs. 9s soS as
fETwoKAzv.ry low cash p.yment--e;,
SisR i 70 70 Is P.M-vacant. As R. l..
csF sar nssf ruiz 0h 4on
and rear entrances: move IN with deposit:
a ss ( o1 gT sRNE Fer complete details
I3S 9Th ST. N,E.-Completeiy furnished
month: PRICE, unfurnished; s. ]; 800, Price,
in III $4,000. See MRS. MARSHALL
coRNER brick 2-tsmily house. built by
Iiney, on F4rrasut pl. n.w.,, Just I block
shoppins center and schools Of ali Kinds;
each apt. has 8 rooms and bath. modern
Iss c ssss with en- s.s
and laundry room; now rented for 81 ,440
per year; this property win make. any one
. good investment; newly decorated and
in perfect shape; priced ct 1880 with
substantial cash required. For further In
formsticn call A. H. PARKER. RIA. 1859
Mt. PLEASANT-7-room brick, oil heat,
front porch. garage. attic ventilating fan;
saE ssss s Gs s SSsssph fat of
sRaIidHtffHtoS6;DH 'ssPiS22sG;IAr-perfecs eondi-
ton, semidetached brick Of 8 rooms, bath,
garage and GA1 heat; owner occupied;
prompt possession: convenient to Sheridan
shorping center. MITCHELL QUICK, d..
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TWO congenial girls, 20-25. share attrac-
I'VE apartment. 907 So 23rd st. Airing
ton: convenient transportation, . minutes
DOWNTOWN; S25 mo. each. Jackson 2lO3-W.
DSa
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Kramer 10 Hama
With ; Women

LUENEBERG, Nov. II CUP)-
Josef Kramer, the notorious
Beast Of Belsen' and nine of
his co-defendants including Irms
GreSe, queen of Belsen and two
other women, today were sem
tcnced 10 death by hanging in the
BclScn war crimes trial.
The other 20 defcndanis-een-
'victcd of mass murders and atroc-
ltlcS al BenScn and OSCwieCim
concentration camps were given
prison terms.
Other women ordered sent 10
me Scafold included Elizabeth
w o lkenrath, 26, chief of SIS
women al The camp, and Juana
Bormann. another woman SIS
worker.
Among tho others sentenced 10
death were DR.. Fritz Klein. con-
centration camp phySician Peter
WeinGartner. 80. YugoSlav; Franz
Hoeszler. "a, SIS guard; Franz
Pichcn, SIS guard, and Karl Fran
zjch. SIS guard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Plan Appeal TO Religious Leaders

Religious leaders both ministers and laymen, will be
among those welcomed to Washington for education, Off
Gals say much during the campaign sell the Bteton
Woods monetary plan.
Meanwhile representatives of Britain in the United
States have been specifically instructed to KEEP QUIET
about the projected loan.
The American strategy is all drawn up 1t is incorpo-
rated in state department document bulkng 100 pages
which has been distributed to key officials in the
treasury department department federal
board and agricultural department
This includes section entitled Special Report Pub
lie Attitudes Foreign Policy" based upon unpubczed
governmental polls of public opinion This study which
also includes analyses of press and radio is under
stood show that about 10 cent of the American people
are presently against large credit for Britain
The present tactics decided upon after a battle
Which for time rocked the state department. group
OF top officials outside that agency demanded that
"highpoWered publicity be hired the
pdign for popuarzaon OF the British loan But after
tussie decided "at high ieUeF that this could
bockfre, the job of planning and directing left
TO HHeknouon dfUson of the state department which
has proved its nlettle in precious drues
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Mikado Prays to Ancestor
As Yanks Snap Pictures
By MILES W. VAUGHN

THE TAMA MAUSOLEUM
GROUNDS. Japan Nov. IL tUP)
The man the japanese worship
as God - Emperor Hirohito -
PRAYED today al the tomb Of his
father in the foothills below sa-
cred Fuiiyama.
Bare-headed and wearing a
dark blue oCcidcntal-Style suit.
Hmohito took trays Of ceremonial
foods 10 a small altar
Surrounded by Skull.capped
priests, the emperor prayed for
two minutes. \
lie broke all precedent hy per-
hitting this correspondent and
two Allied photographers 20 at
tend the ceremony.
The emperor last visited Tho
huge park where his father hcS
buried some three wears ago,
on that day he went 10 ask for
japanese victory and 10 give MS
! report" on the attack on Pear
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Hess AmneSia' Still
BdlkS investigators

NUREMBERG. Nov II GNS)
Allied investigators "rrC Sty-
ralpa- -t4d-p- -if,-ttl4ft-tt' -t.ff r1r-t-tU tITT=
mask Rudolf Hoss "WcH-praCticed
aTY'ffryja after St1trCUiv CON
fronting him with TWO hand-Cuffed
girls. his former secretaries.
Tho girls were led into the
Nuremberg interrogation room in
the presence Of 10 psychiatrlsts
ard tho chief interrogation Col.
John II. Amen. famous Brooklyn
prosecutor. but Hess showed no
sign of recognition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Santa Fund Needs
Your Support

Santa for Servicemeh is on the
way. but he needs YOUR help TO
provide a Merry Christmas for
every serviceman confined TO a
Michigan hospital.
All you need do is mail your
contribution to the Santa for
Servicemen committee. Detroit
Times, 1870 CaSs, Detroit 81,
Mich, and the committee will do
the rest.
For each 50 you send in, the
committee Will select a suitable
elft. see that IL is properly
wrapped in colorful paper and
ribbon. and delivered at Christ
mas TO patient al Percy Jones
General Hospital or some similar
institution in Michigan.
(For further details and con-
tributiou blank So page 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
.Be||nn 10 Hear
Witness Tell
Of Bank Trips
Examination 10 Open
tuesday in Pontiac
in Young Murder Case
BY RAY GIRARDIN

Without either the death
weapon or an eyewitness TO the
fatal shooting, Oakland County
authorities Will lean heavily on
evidence indicating dwsrd
Bellm, former Detroit police
lieutenant, had a motive for kill
ing Alberta Rose Young. wife Of
an army captain
At Bellm examination Tues
day they will call a mystery
witness who twice saw Mrs
Young caShIng war bonds while
accompanied by Bellm. This tes-
timony is designed 10 support a
theory that Bellm obtained con
siderable sums Of money from
Mrs Young. in addition TO her
green convertible roadster, and
became desperate on learning Of
her husbands imminent return
from army service.
Mrs. Young spent a large
dlilpQl4t vi Ailt iliillfA llllAAH-ltll4Ai
on Lawrence j. TheiS, now serv-
ing a one year house Of correction
sentence as an alimony dodger.
a witness against Bellm since
nc. himself. was exonorated Of the
-ftTtt1r1C. fftTCTy Claims ne was dOu
blecrossed by police who promised
10 intercede in The alImony case
II he would retup from New York
and help in the Young invesuga-
ton
And I wound up with
year" he remarked bitterly. II
could have done that well my
self. However. I'll stick 10 my
part of the bargain and tell
what I know at the hearing
Tuesday"
About 20 witnesses arc scheduled
10 appear AT the examination. OF a
total of 50 promised 70 be avail.
able for the trial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Council Backs War on U. S.

NOV. 30-Japanese cabinet council approved CON-
mencing hostilities against the United States.
DEC. Imperial naval order issued to commence
hostilites Dec. z tX-Day).
DEC 3-Strking force refueed and dropped tankers
al rendezvous point far northwest of the Hawaiian Islands
DEC Attack force reached destination 200 miles
of Oahu and launched 361 planes in three waves
from 6 a n. to Ills a.
Planes returning from the attack between 10 30 a. M
and 80 p and the striking force returned to Japan by
a circuitous
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
tContinmed on Pace Eirhn
Thanksgiving Flag
Kelly Asks Dis plaY
Of Stars and Stripes

LANSING. Nov 17-Gov. Kelly
asked Michigan residene
10 display the Stars and Stripes
on Thanksgiving Day IN MS proc
lamation setting Thursday as the
day Of thanks.
"The flag will give fitting evil
dence Of our remembrance and
gratitude for those whose devo-
tion and sacrifice secured the
priceless liberty II depicts" the
governor said
"No other people have had
greater or more continuous
cause for everlasting gratitude
than we Americans and
with peace restored We have
more reasons than before tn he
thankful TO Cod
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Speciafizes on Background Activities

This the Office of Public Affairs whose acting head is
Francis II. Russell, Boston lawyer who the
department 941 and first worked warfare and
the blackstng of foreign firms tainted by influence
Mr. Russell contends doubtless quite correctly-that the
British loan campaign will dwarf other public
opinion which his division has carried with little
These include popuarzaon agriculture organ
international aviation conference nter-Amer
powow, the big huabaoo Dunbaon Oaks plan
and like for the St. Lawrence waterway
This work constantly. \ few days ago group of
ndustraists invited Washington the back
ground UNRRA. "Ofhe- Record" meetings held
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Harbor. To-day. he had TO report
that for the first time IN Japans
history a foreign army was occupy
ing sacred japanese soil.
Thousands OF Solemnly-bowing
Japanese lined the streets as the
emperor's glittering black limou-
sine passed. BY special permission
Of Gen Macarthur. school children
were allowed 10 carry their ma
tional flags
Placing two small "Sakaki"
branches in vase-like urns on a
table fronting the tomb. Hirohito
prayed briefly and backed away.
Turning. he led the party down
the steps. smiling cheerfully as he
posed for photographs
Master OF ceremonies MInoru
kuroda explained Hirohito was
anxious for Americans 10 UNDER
stand such ceremonial activities.
lie said as far as ne knew we
we're the first Occidentals ever 20
attend such q ceremony.
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Nimitz Calls Arms
Merger 'Inusory'

WASHINGTON. Nov. Il INS)
Reversing his expert opinion Of
a year ago, Adm Nimitz today
came out against the proposal 10
merge the armed forces. He de-
scrihed As "iilusory the advan-
tages which army leaders say
would result from such a merger
TeStifyIng before the Senate
military affairs committee. Nimitz
undertook TO refute arguments
advanced by Gen Eisenhower for
unifiCation Of the two services
under a=sisfie= department Of the
armed forces