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Pierre Laval Enroute
To Face Trial For Life

: MADRID, July 30 U.H-Vichy
arch traitor Pierre Laval and his
fearful wife slept tonight on hast
lily installed cots at the Prat De
Llobregat airdrome at Barcelona,
awaiting the departure probably
tomorrow morning of a plane ex-
pected to deliver him to French
justice.
Apparently compelled by the
Spanish government to leave
Spain, Laval arrived at the air.
drome at 4:30 in an army car,
followed by another containing an
escort, and boarded waiting
plane with his wife at 4::5O a1ax
having been greeted by 1t. Col.
Garcia Yanes, airdrome comman-
dant.
The plane TAXED three times
around the field and started off in
an easterly direction but motor
trouble forced it to return to a
hangar for repairs.
AS Laval boarded the plane he
said:
II suppose if Petain can face
the music can
But later, as mechanics tinkered
with the plane, Laval sat glu1nly
on a camp stool smoking innuIn-
cradle cigarets.
1T is unfair what is being dvne
with me-" he said. Il don't under
stand why the Spanish government
is delivering me to my country
Laval's wife sobbed almost with
out pause for hours.
At $40 pm. army doctors raced
to the airdrome in an ambulance
1t was reported that Laval had
been overcome by the heat com.
bined with an attack of nerves.
But he revived and cots were
placed for him and his wife, who
refused to remain at Barcelona
without him.
Belief increased that L ava
would be flown direct to France
and handed to his countrynen in.
stead of being flown somewhere
else and delivered to Allied troops.
(The Brussels radio, heard in
London, reported that special pc.
lice squads were standing by or
French soil awaiting Laval.
Gan earlier Brussels radio re-
port, regarded as unreliable, quot
ed a Spanish news agency repor
that Laval would testify agains
Marshal Henry Philippe Petain
now on trial in Paris.)
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LONDON, July 30-REJohn E.
Amery, 80, was committed tor
trial on charges of high treason
today after the Bow Street Court
heard testimony that he tried to
persuade British prisoners OF war
and civilian internees in France
to fight for Hitler against Russia.
Amery is the son of the former
British Secretary Of State for In
dia, Leopold S. Amery. His case
will be taken up at the next ses-
sion of central criminal court In
Old Bailey, which opens Sept. 9.
Wilfred Brinkman, who was en-
ployed at the American Consulate
at Nice from June, 1910. to April,
1941, testified that while he was
informed at St. Denis he saw
Amery trying to enlist recruits in
the Legion Of st. George"
Brinkman and Royston Francis
Wood, another internee, told the
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Steam
80 Miles In
Nippon Bay
DARING RAID TODAY
Halsey's Fleet Flaunts Con-
tempt For Jap Coastal
Defenses
Bv HENRY SUPER

United Press Staff Correspondent
American destroyers steamed 30
miles into a japanese bay early
Tuesday to lombard the port city
of Shimizu, 100 miles Southwest
of Tokyo, a few hours after more
than 1,5O0 U. S. and British carrier
planes in a day-long assault sank
or damaged 60 Japanese vessels,
including "A warships.
Haunting their contempt for
Japan's coastal defenses, the de-
stroyers penetrated deep into land
locked Suruga bay and brazenly
shelled Shimizu at a point where
the channel is but 10 miles wide.
Shimizu, a city of $4,000, is the
center of the Japanese aluminium
industry.
The bombardment began shortly
after midnight Tuesday Gapan
time), Fleet Adm. Chester w.
Nimitz announced. Among the par
ticipating destroyers were the U.
S. S. Schroeder and the U. S. 5.
Harrison.
The Tuesday Guam communique
disclosed that in Mondays great
raids over a 300-mile stretch Of
Honshu-from Tokyo to Kobe-U.
S. and British dive bombers, fight.
ers and torpedo planes destroyed
or damaged 1873 Japanese planes.
DISPATCHES from Adm. William
F. Halsey's Third Fleet said the
carrier aircraft attacked at least
60 air fields in cooperation with
army land-based planes, and hit
military targets in the Tokyo.
Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka and
Nagoya areas.
U. S. planes yesterday destroyed
So aircraft and damaged SO on the
ground. They sank one cargo ves-
sci, two midget submarines, and
Continued on Page Three; Col 81
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Trial Date
Will Be Set
FOR HIGH GERMANS
Four.Power Agreem ent
Calls For Opening In
Mid-September

LONDON, July so.-W'D-Trial OF
cermany's major war criminals,
:,cluding Hermann Goering, Joa-
.,;m Won Ribbentrop, and Franz
Van pauen, will open in Nuremberg
:, mid-september, it was learned
..a.v following disclosure that =
turnover agreement establishing
an International military court will
he signed this week:
O' c,nrene Court Justice Robert
r.otson chief of the American
sscton of the War Crimes Com
noission, has informed delegates
,ranresenting Great Britain, France,
ND Russia that the United States
doc NOT wish to see further delay
IN negotiations which have already
consumed a month.
The trial is expected to last about
civ weeks. The major indictment,
.hareing conspiracy against the
neace Of the world, will list fewer
Than &C leading Nazis-officials OF
the government, high command Of
tcers and industrial and financial
'fuehrers.
1t is expected that other impor-
tant Nazis will be turned over to
various European governments for
trial-although SECOND trial be-
fore an inter-Allied tribunal is still
possibility.
An American officer who return
ed recently from Luxembourg said
the high Nazis were in good
health and high SPIRITS Question
ed concerning a recent report that
Goering had suffered a heart at
tack. he replied: "Goering is in lit
condition to stand trial"
Jackson is responsible for press
ing through the agreement.
Delegates have been reluctant to
agree that aggressive warfare
should be considered a major in
ternational crime. Jackson, how
ever, has insisted that this premise
be written into the master agree.
ment. He also has argued that d
broad definition of aggressive
warfare" should be incorporated
into the agreement.
THE definition will not only ii
German aggression, but win be sc
sufficiently clear that the crime
will be recognizable under any cir
cumstances," spokesman said
Justice Jackson considers it vita
even if the definition could b.
construed to cover certain past &C
tons of our own country or othe1
countries represented in presen
negotiations.
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AAerican Destroyers In Daring
Ttack Today, Bomb Shimizu;
"a Warships, SO Other Boats Hit
Boy With Penny Asks
To See "World" First

PAYETTE, Idaho, July 3d.
"A small boy clutching a
penny walked into a depart
ment store and informed man.
ager John Weber he wanted to
see "everything."
Weber pointed out several
items to the unresponsive
youngster and finally inquired
impatiently:
"Look here, my boy, what
do you think you can buy for
q penny-the whole world with
a fence around it?" The lad cor
sidered, then piped:
Let's see it."
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Uncle Sam Enriched
By Nickle Overcharge

NEWARK, o., July 9o.-(R
The government was $24,S5
ahead today because a sand
witch shop charged Mrs. Doug
Las Of Newark, o., q nickel
over the ceiling price for =
deviled egg sandwich.
Under OPA's regulations,
Mrs. Douglas cOuldn t col
lected either vrebie damages
for the overcharge rs cents))
or SIS, whichever is greater.
Mrs. Douglas just took her
nickel back and the rest of the
money reverted to Uncle Sam.
The case was settled out of
court ut the board here.
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WEATHER
Eastern Standard Time)

Eastern Standard Time)
'By U. S. Weather Bureau)
we chronological data for the "a hours
'is f;5o p. M, yesterday.
TEMPERATURE
n, !So a. M, IS; 7:so a. M, 80; 1870 p. M.
%, 1870 p. M. 81.
o. Normal, 10.
HUMIDITY
80 a. M, 90; 7:3o a. M, SO; 1880
- H., II; 1880 p. M, SO.
PRECIPITATION
oac o!ai Tor "a hours ending 7:30 p. M,
nv N.Y. inches Total since the first of the
'''0h'h' 1l.45 inches.
TIDES FOR TODAY
from the Time Tables published by
Toast Guard and Geodedtc Survey
VII High Low
neton ------- 2:34 am 9:45 am
Maso., 3:o7 pm 1927 pm
co saro Inlet - 1924 am $40 arr
Mouliflse, S:22 a. M; Sunset, TIA p. M.
,a-oonfose, 1l.4s p. M; Moonset, 12.1,
continued on Page Three; Col
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BATTLEsHIP DAMAGED

. MANILA, Tuesday, July 31.-U.H
Gen. Douglas Macarthur disclos-
ed today that the Japanese battle
ship Haruna was heavily damaged
by Liberator bombers Saturday but
still was afloat. Adm. Chester w.
Nimitz' communique yesterday
said the battleship was beached.
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RELEASE DATE ST

WASHINGTON, July 3d. W.D -
Brig. Gen. Elliott Roosevelt, ~
late Presidents second son and
the center of much Congressional
censure during his five years in
the Army, will be released from
the service on Aug. Is, the War
Department said tonight.
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BABY KIDNAPPED

DURHAM, July 3d. Up Mrs.
Alice Myers of Durham Route l,
notified Sheriff E. G. Belvin to-
day that a 17-month old baby boy
she adopted in March, 1874, was
kidnapped from her home shortly
after noon today by an unidenu'
fled white woman.
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FORECAST

NORTH CAROLINA - Partly cloudy
tuesday; a few widely scattered thun-
,e,showers in afternoon. Slightly warmer
tuesday afternoon, otherwise not much
change in temperature.
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Evening star., 1945-05-20

during her residence here, partic-
ularly during the past 10 years
with the Education Committee of
the YWCA, of which she is chair
man.
Mrs. Nourse has seen the enroll
ment in the classes in adult educa-
tion motivated by this group ex-
pand from a limited number, fea-
turing tipping, stenography and
bookkeeping in the prewar years, to
more than 5000.
Name Your Interest"
Nov, 1t is almost case of name
your interest, and we can meet it
with a class or course that will
give you inspiration, or widen your
mental horizons" she says. In
fact these classes have become
barometers of public interest"
There are no entrance require
ments, examinations or academic
credits in connection with this
year-round educational experiment.
Glasses start every Is weeks. Open
to both men and women, their
clientele is drawn largely from the
Government worker group, with a
sprinkling of service men and
women utilizing off-duty time for
self elf-improvement. or specific in
terest. Instructors are selected for
their expertness in their particular
fields, and as far as possible for a
demonstrated ability to meet the
needs OF human relationships.
Prime favorites always are the
language courses with attendance
about evenly distributed in the Chi
nese, Russian, Portuguese, Armenian
and German classes.
Extremely popular, too, are
courses in interior decorating.
Their directress is the head of the
interior decorating department of
one of Washington's largest depart
ment stores.
Groups Vie for Honors.
Constantly vying with each other
for registration and attendance
honors are the groups featuring
creative writing, portraiture, per-
sonality development, crafts and
homemaking and cooking for brides.
While Mrs. Nourse's interests
have been sharply focused on the
adult education project at the
YWCA, she also has found time
to head committee groups in both
the American Association of Uni
versity Women and the Goth Gen.
tury Club. She will head the Pro-
gram Committee of the Goth Gen.
tury Club for the coming year. and
has recently served as a vice presi-
dent, and chairman of its literary
section.
A graduate of Wellesley College,
she has served as president of the
Washington Wellesley Club and
been closely identified with its ac-
tivities.
Author of Many Articles.
Growing out of her interest in
young people are her recent con-
tributions to the American Girl,
official paper of the Girl Scouts
Of America. These include a widely
circulated article on the Mellon
Art Collection" and biographical
sketches of Mrs. Alice Tisdale Ho-
bart, sister of her husband, and of
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Mrs. Nourse Noted for Work
With ''Y Education Committee

Capt. Mildred McAfee, u. s. N. r.,
commanding officer of the WAVES.
Now, she is at work on a series
of books Of juvenile adventure flc-
ton based upon the colorful, pioneer
days in Utah, the State of her birth,
For her background she is drawing
on the experiences of her father,
John Tyler, family connection of
President John Tyler's. With his
wife and family he left his home
in the East and went to Pacific
Coast where he finally established
himself in California, where Mrs.
Nourse attended school as girl.
An only son, John Tyler Nourse,
is connected with an advertising
firm in New York City, but makes
frequent trips to Washington to be
with his father and mother in their
home at 1902 Jocelyn street NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Mary ssgyt spyant, IT, sos & 81. st. 1x" s.w. @na
V9i Giadys os oMsccutcheon. Is. & 1915 81 M 18th o at.
NV.
Duane woodson. %. Naval Research Lab
oratory. and Frences Krider, 10, 1107
kenneth Hurst. .2e. ouonset Point, R. l.,
and Alice pohn, 21, Arlington Farms.
% Grill. Is. both Of ) Myrtle N.Y. sAn.s st. ne Na'-
Joseph Martin. %, Camp Butner, N. c.,
and Suzanne Macomber. 20. 1880 Con-
Doris Footmon. 22. 1924 Church st. NV
Paula McMaken,. 40 jacksonville, Fla
Nathan Schwartz, 20. Newport News, Va,
and Gladys Arbuckle. 21. Delhi, N. Y.
Leila Smith. ~, 35 K St. ne.
Floyd Young. 22, and Virginia Hedgepeth
Herbert Altemus, IT,, 81, Anacostia Nava
Receiving Station, and Thelma Herbert
Evening star., 1945-05-20

20, 1904 P st. Sc.
Remus Tescula. "a, and Edith Ackerson,
: %. both Of Boiling Field.
van Hessser. less S5; AnacSstia Naval Ressiv!1nyg IN
1912 Massachusetts ave. NV.
Ernest Hanowell, 26, 1925 o st. NV, and
lington.
Norman Peavey. %, 1850 v ST. NV, and
Agnes Curry, 20, I'd Signal Service Bn.
Emanuel Frey. 26. Gunner's Mate School.
Nebraska aves. NV.
Charles Boyd, 80, Middle River, Md. and
carebel Smith, 81 2049 Park rd. NV. !,
Minnie Tassin, 22, 13I 10th st. ne.
William Wesp, 25. Governors Island, N Y,
and Florence Kukral. "a, 1723 G st. NV
Evening star., 1945-05-20

"A4i ~. 4%ou4oOy
wife of the vice
president of the
Brookings Insti-
tuition, an un-
d e r S t a n d ing
viewpoint of the
n e e DIS Of the
t h ou S a nds of
strangers within
w a S h i n gton's
midst.
This she has
been utilizing in
varied fields of
lu nteer en-
deavor for the
Nations Canital
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. C. ldtrs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Oait three full days and
receiDe their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
James Lore, 80. and Sue Owen, %, both
of 511S Wheeler I'd. Sc.
John Schultz. jr., SO, Williamsport, Pa.
and Jane Sornberger. 80, 5000 10th st
NV.
Abraham Pollin. 21. 4s21 Colorado ave
NV, and Irene Kerchek, 20, 45O1 Wis.
consin ave. NV.
Terrence Chambers, 80. liz Irvington St
Livingston at. s.W
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Oakley Dexter, jr., %, Boca Ration, Pa.
and Emma West. Is. l1is chesspesis
st. NV.
1s al.es. sS.rsss Smith f. a. 7dS asqs J. and
Glenn Helwig, "a, 2112 32d st. Sc. and
Marjorie Cadle, 16. gilt 32d st. Sc.
and Billie Durham, ~, 232 Warren at.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Buying War Bonds through payroll
savings is the easiest way! It's bet
ter for YOU-it's better for Uncle
Sam! It's the best way to fulfill our
obligation to our fighting men!
Evening star., 1945-05-20

The War Bonds for Babies cam
paign is still popular. Over 500, ,O0(
Walt Disney certificates for babies
showing all the famous Disney
characters, have already been dis.
tributed,
Evening star., 1945-05-20
BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

Civic and educational leadership
combined with home-making ex-
periences in many sections of the
United States have given Mrs. Ed
Evening star., 1945-08-28
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlkIA.

COUNTRY CLUE AREA, Arlington. Va.
Charming brick on attractively landseaped
tenced ssnten ss sna roem
with woodworking fireplace, random-wtdth
pegged floors. attractive dining rm., we'll
M tory % on 1st % door; 3 6edrooms, baths on
End floor; maids rm. and bath and built-fn
2-car garage. ample closet and storage
Venetian blinds, copper pipe and cutters.
Built n1a. Of material SE oTPer aoH 6ss
cK kcsEs N III Mclean, Gi h Va i1se veil elevated
shTonsh the lower portion; II you ar: r:
able At my once. Cali H'o Mt. Lofiin, Co
AsIAi cR 5ss HeATx al s544 co OK ssas o7g wilson blvd
8 ROOMS AND BATH with n.-wh.; DWELL
ing, recently covered with asbestos shingles
W at 1870 ssofd s scross s from
Wash. and Lee High School. Price, Ss.460:
Open each evening. to pm, ESTES
MoTaER SHH viii AE BE DELiGHTED S"2 When she
inspects the kitchen with its stainless steel
cabinet top, double sink and breakfast
| sized bedrooms, each large enough for twin
beds-will anticipate pleasurably the crisp
fall evenings fast approaching. when 2
| cheerful fire in the stone fireplace will
make the living room even more attractive
Another household pride will be the pine
paneled recreation room with its extra
shower bath and built-in bar: heated with
oil hot water: the extra-large basement also
/ contains separate furnished room and
/ laundry room: the home of Spanish de-
sign rests in a setting which compliments
\ q very pretty picture There is an extra
deep lot with shade and shrubbery in pro-
and an outside fireplace. Located in q
popular section of Arlington near Washing
i ton blvd We suggest you check this value
KELLEY & BRANNER. DI 714O.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

s TO 10 RMs.--Like possession within g
aakvE9 eaIs 6saret Sash 4ses or eve Md and sun
MMsbfarE aE sSaG SG Gs9mvs clEfs W buy
t9Il market value: Free appraisais
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get 70,
appraisal; plenty clients waiting for auies iieI
"a 1ssuts sss Gan B. rfFEY RaEfsE "a soS Sse' sft
WE CAN SELL your property If located in
1915. THos E FARRELL co. realtors
VI VI dss 9h sEI & NO Youk NasiSn aSusE o7eS ca.
SOS No Capitol MA $3.50
Md ON Sapt bas hHuse ns Tsh ase or
WE PAY ALI. CASH for ne. and Sc
CASH BUYERS for D c. and Nd. property
81 eHIT sstor: sssi Epu Rhsd! ss
MEDiuM-sIzE FAMILY needs home righ,
away, in Silver Spring, Chevy Chase. Be.
shssaa sH nst@ Or NV "ashinstoni can pay cash
VI VI HAVE 1aASE NUMEROUS clients wanting
nssfey ss1s Ies eFsnz hWz
CHI 4112
WILL PAY ALL CASH for a home Sc. ir
or near Hillcrest. DE. 0054.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli.
SAUNDERS CO.. INC, Realtors (esta blisheC
1857. DI. 1015. 1919 X st. NV.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from own
er or room brick home in Arlington
Coy County; y; dn1s must be conveniently LOCATED
ViCINfTY Wardman Park Hotel.cash
buyer for brick home, 5 bedrooms OF
more. at least 9 baths EN-. 9551,
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of brick
Spring or Hyattsville area Prompt action
Call Mr.. Blackwood. UN. 1892 SHANNON
& LUCHS CO.. sos H st. NV. MA. 2345
good people; houses. apartment, especially
18th st. NV. and Brookland. Please
write-a stamp may sell your house M
Evening star., 1945-08-28
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA.

AIR-CONDITIONED STUDIO HOME; com
plete summer air-conditioning with cool
ing plant; immediate occupancy; near
Pentagon Bldg; bus service 10 min. down
condition beautiful, eolorfui, S- high
ceiling living room, 17x22 IT,. with wood
burning fireplace, bedroom, dining room
and kitchen equipped with loft. refrie-
orator, bathroom, combination recreation
and bedroom with bathroom in basement,
room. room: hSt.yatsr N Gil heat with summer and
Colorful iagstone walks set in a spacious,
beautifully Handicapped fenced-in yard
Corner house. For sale by owner. House
open Sunday. 12 to pm. May be seen
ct other times by, appointment. Price,
sdl,s5o s1rsG so sgbstantial cash payment Ts-
Telephone IA. 1524-W TO reach prop
erty: over Lincoln Memorial Bridge, fol-
low sign TO Ridge road. turn left of Ridge
road at goth St, 80 l blk. turn left to
ARIINGroN. VA. $4,000: comfortable
2nd floor; nice living room with fireplace.
dining room. roomy kitchen with refriger-
ator and gas range and screened-in porch
on 1st floor: full basement with laws tory,
oil heat. large garage: this house Is situ-
ated on large lot and located In q neigh
Transportation. shopping district. schools
ment. JUDsoN RExMY, IIaa No. irving
st.. Arlington, Va. CH. 0s0O. Contact
II HpasSn You EstzRSfi WANT e q purchas. home, farm
or lot in nearby Virginia call me for size
price and location. Dor have quite . few
GOOD listirgs. Glebe s573. H. A. DARNE,
Evening star., 1945-08-28
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont J

BOY, 2la, wants to Iiys with his parents In
furn apt. or small furn. house. NV.
BARTscH, OR. 1900, Ext: 1911. 500
WILL LEASE or sublet two-room furn.
apt, paying well and advancing two or
l5 two children. 4 and z. and SO GER
tain will do no damage; will Iost cash
guarantee. Phone North 1924.
Washington resident desire furnished apt.
in NV. section. Wo. 1855. Ref. furn.
BUSINESS COUPLE, best ref, furn. or
unfur Good district. Tel. OR. 2S70. 30s
RETURNED overseas serviceman, EN-
ployed wife, desire furnished apt. any
where. Cali MRS. SILVERT. RE. 1900,
Ext. 1920, during day: GE. 3137 sitter
r:30 pm. 29'
"a rm apt, near Bethesda; perm. sta
toned no children WI. 1412.
Evening star., 1945-08-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SILVER sPRING--2 attractive sll-brick
bungalows: gas heat, .porches, storm doors
and windows; lovely lawn: immediate pos
sive agents, S427 Georgia ave. 81. 6541
until pm.
nice-sized rooms and good closets, FIRE
place. .h.-w. heat with Oil burner; irregu-
and bus handy S10,950. Owner will
make concession for cash. R. RIPLEY,
SH. 1889 (Sun. and eyes,, SH. 6916, Mr..
exquisite STONE HOME. in Bethesda
area; living room with beamed ceiling,
library. A bedrooms. 2 baths, recr. room,
2 frepIaces, h.-w.- oil heat, attached ga
Tage. lovely lot. 7ox1 10 a home wen
ments and with rooms of generous pro-
portions. Appointments for personal in.
notice. p. RIPLEY. 81. 1889 1sun.
and ewes; sH 1913. ME E9mer
brick home. containing, z bedrooms and
bath on End floor, Nice living and dining
rooms. Full dry. basement; oil heat: 2-car
detached brick garage. REALTY
BROKERS. NC. OR. 2499.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEW, COMPLETELY FURNISHED home in
Hillcrest, D. C.-3 bedrooms, baths.
maids room, recreation room; on large
lot; available Sept. ] 5: $500 month. 254S
34th st Sc TR. 549a after $50.
400 VAN BUREN ST. NV, from Sept: 1st
to 9th-Furnished house, near Walter REED
ana trsns9ortaatIGInT S6sT nicely
furnished rooms, bath; gas heat. Frigid-
aire. large yard, screened porch: available
Sept list; Sl25 month.
Evening star., 1945-08-28

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handling your household effects; Come in
LII h2hQ 4lS Fla. ave. ne. Room 216.
Evening star., 1945-08-28
HOUSES ukFuRNIsHEp.
HOUSES EXCHANGED

MODERN, 8 bedrms., 2 baths. new sect
Chevy Chase S135 mo-; will exchange fol
modern 2-bedrm. apt. in good NV SECTION
Box 5S-J, Star. ~
Evening star., 1945-08-28
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

EXCH. 2-BEDRM. furn house in Sill. Spg
excel section. for 3-bedrm. unfurn. house
in Md, n W. sec. SH. 5723.