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Evening star., 1945-05-20
"Halt! Who Goes There?"

are amazingly free of the obvious
perjury, which seems to puzzle criminal
court juries.
Little Perjury
Take. this statement of soldier ac-
cused of drunkenness at Casablanca,
Morocco, during the American occupa-
ton. There is none Of the "just two
drinks" testimony so frequent in de-
fense of similar charge in the police
courts.
@. (The COURT You may now make
such statements as you desire:
A. On the morning of the 22d Of
June, between 10 and II o'clock, got
up, dressed and went down the gang
plank proceeding to the Hotel de France,
where I sat down at table and drank
beer and whisky until about 2:30 or
3 pm.
Then two Poles off an English ship
came in. I had met one of them at
the other hotel the night before. We
called cab and went to the other hotel.
We all had money when we arrived, but
spent 1t all for drink.
Then one of them suggested that he
had a friend at the Hotel de France
from whom he could borrow some
money. A native on motorcycle took
him to the Hotel de France. He got
the money and returned to the hotel
where was waiting.
when he got back with the money
some one had already negotiated with
the proprietor to get cab to take me
back to the ship.
However, they came from the Hotel
de France and the fellow that was with
him suggested that we go back to the
Hotel de France and spend the evening
there.
1--WE did, and bought quart of Ca
madam Club whisky. was carrying the
whisky and after while I had to go
to the laboratory. made q mistake
and went into the wrong room. There
was cage in the room with Chin
panzee in it. The chimp grabbed me
Evening star., 1945-05-20

I met 1t. George Maj. A. Hanson.
Radcliffe, IS, of Baltimore, son of the
Senator from Maryland, and a fight
engineering officer for the ATC. 1t.
Radcliffe, a graduate of Princeton, said
he and his men were so busy keeping
transports in condition at their busy
crossroads they had no time to fret
over their long isolation so far from
home. He was clad in shorts and as
brown from the sun and wind as a
native.
Building Up Bombing Score
From the Marianas I had an OPP
portunity to fly on an incendiary raid
against Tokyo with the Bald Eagle
group of B-29s, commanded by Col.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
They Ask to Be Remembered Back Home

long Pacific swells, Gus and his mates
were plenty busy getting ready for the
next deal. He was thinner, browner and
twice as tough physically as he was
back in the days when we covered
Washington stories together.
Helped Save Soldiers Life
1t. Preston, U. s. N. R., arrived in the
Marianas about six weeks ago from
Pearl Harbor. He is attached to the
radio section, public relations, and has
been serving overseas for the last IS
Evening star., 1945-05-20

the National Cathe- 1t. C. B. Mullins.
dral, has fought his way to Manila from
New Guinea with veteran amphibious
unit Of the Army Engineer Corps.
This morning AL was en- route to our
Manila when he helped to save the life
of a Filipino armed guard in a traffic
accident.
Proud of His Flyers
A collision between a, duck and truck
in the mud tossed the guard onto side
Evening star., 1945-05-20
Case Reviews Yield Strange Gr for the Army Court Mill

place is driving me nuts. I can't stand
it. Please get me discharge from the
Army. I don't care what kind-but
give me one. I just can't stand this
place any more. If I don't get dis
charge I'm so darn nuts from this place
already that I might get the notion and
90 over the hill. If don't get an an
swer in a hurry most anything can
happen. 1 can't hold out any longer.
I might be going insane. If I am it's
all on account Of this place. If I can't
get TO home to live with my mother
don't care to live. Please answer this
letter as soon as you get 1t. Airmaf If
you can, or by telegram"
The next day he wrote:
"I wrote you two letters and this is
the third. I can't stand this Army life
another day because every day it drives
me crazier and I can't keep this up any
longer. I'll either go over the hill or
commit suicide. If you don't answer
these letters right away you can come
to my funeral at address deleted)
pretty soon. You just wait and
see. I'm getting crazier every day I
can't help it. My mother told me that
she went up to see you and you gave her
a quick brush off. What's draft board
for? Why can't you give me a dis
charge and take my brother that's
married? He married an 1S-year-
girl. His wife wants to work but he
won't let her because If she does he'll
have to 60 in the Army. Now he's
laughing that he don't have to go in
the Army and had to. I want a dis
charge right away or it amt going to do
any good to keep me here. I'll come
home If have to go home in coffin.
Answer right away"
Next day: He went over the hill.
Everybody Hollers at Me-
Some of the reviewing officers have
made copies of some Of the most in
teresting bits of testimony to come to
their attention. Here is the testimony
of higher officer, the chief of staff
of division:
The general and I were riding,
mounted, by the hospital. He (the &C
cuseO was standing on the curb smok-
ing a cigarette and failed to salute
when the general rode by, so the gen.
eral stopped and asked him if he didn't
know that he was supposed to salute
an officer.
He said, Nav
Il asked him what he was doing
around the hospital. He said he was
doing nothing. I asked him If he was
sick. He said no, he wasn't sick, he just
didn't like to do anything. asked him
what his trouble was here that he didn't
like the division.
He said, Everybody mistreats me.
Everybody just hollers at me-
IT asked him If he had learned any,
thing since he had been in the Army
GIVE months.
His reply was, I don't know how to
Evening star., 1945-05-20

cles and arranging for q Far East Sec
ton of the air forces' monthly maga-
zine, published in New York. Tom
arrived at about the time the Yanks
were storming Manila and since has
been visiting forward areas to collect
stories on the AAF's role in the local
show.
They're Tougher Now
1t. Gus Knowles, United States Ma
rine Corps Reserve, is back in the Mari
anas resting up and training all over
again with his outfit following the hot
landing on Two Jima. In his camp on
a palm shaded headland overlooking the
Evening star., 1945-05-20

respondents Asso-
citation and now a
veteran of overseas
duty with public re-
lationS of the ATC.
Also stationed in
Hawaii is Maj. Dick
Rendell of the Army
Air Forces, who has
served at various
posts all the way
around the world,
but still thinks of
the National Press
Club as his home
Evening star., 1945-05-20
BY w. H. Shipper, Jr.,
Star War CorresDondent

MANILA, p. I. Oelayed) Flying the
Air Transport Commands long air route
across the Pacific turned out to be q
little like old home week, all the way
from San Francisco to Luzon.
Travelling on a schedule that allowed
little time to look up home folks at the
Evening star., 1945-05-20

E. D. Reynolds, who
formerly was at
tached to the ATC
in Washington. Col.
Reynolds air crews
are rapidly building
up their bombing
score against the
e m pire and are
rated as some of the
likeliest youngsters
in the islands.
In the bomb and
fire damaged apart
ment where we are
1~4l @tA &@@
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Mai. r. Hdrdman. come through the
fighting on Two Jima without being
wounded or killed.
Cen Woods was our host at breakfast
in his headquarters. He was in ex-
cellent health and spirits and espe-
cially proud of the work his flyers are
doing in pinning down the Japs
throughout broad reaches of the Pacific.
His men captured seven navy non
commissioned officers the other day who
Evening star., 1945-05-20

The soldier, by some
strange chance, had
fallen at the front
door of a maternity
hospital.
Al and q passing
woman pedestrian
carried the bleeding
man a few yards to
the receiving ward,
where a surgeon was
on duty. Al helped
check the blood flow
and administer plas-
ma and an antitet-
anllS shot The Fill
Evening star., 1945-05-20

montns. Gus ana
Alec get together
whenever they can
manage the trans
portation of duty
to chin about old
times on The Star,
1t. Mullins also is
doing radio work for
the Navy at an i'm
portant base in the
mid-Pacific.
Capt. AL Slough
ton, former public
relations director at
Evening star., 1945-05-20

ipino is expected to recover.
Back at a mid-Pacific base I met
Capt. Kurtz Hanson Of Bethesda, Md,
son of Elisha Hanson, prominent Wash
ington attorney. Capt. Hanson is at
tached to the staff Of Maj. Gen. Louis
E. Woods of $3.50 Reno road NV,
Washington, commander Of the 4th Ma
rine Air Wing, which is blasting the
Japs with rockets, bombs and heavy ma
Evening star., 1945-05-20

vast, shifting bases
of the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps,
I ran across four
writer's on military
leave from The Star
TO m Hardmal1,
Gus Knowles, Alex
ander Preston and
Crest ton (Moon)
Mullins.
Maj. Hardman of
the Army Air Forces
is on temporary
duty in the Philip
Evening star., 1945-05-20

swan out through
the surf to a Marine
Corps boat after
sending a native
with a message of
t h ir intentions.
This action of the
Japs, which followed
an invitation to sur
render broadcast
from a Navy propa-
ganda plane, may
indicate a new trend
in the Pacific.
At the same base
Evening star., 1945-05-20

cnlne guns ali tne
way from the empire
to the by-passed
islands of the South
west Pacific.
Capt. Hanson, one
Of the busiest men
in a busy outfit, was
less inclined to talk
about himself than
his brother, Maj.
Arthur B. Hanson,
also of Washington,
who was the only
man in his unit to
Evening star., 1945-05-20

walk. He landed on his carbine, and
the front sight slashed his jugular vein.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
What Will Rockets Do in the Next War?
BY Henry B. Jameson,
Associated Press Stan Writer,

LONDON.-A German soldier crouch
ing in a wooded shelter in Holland
pressed a button and seconds later,
without warning, death came to London
200 miles across the North Sea.
Men were killed at their desks. Women
went out to buy the days groceries and
never returned. A house was a home one
minute and pile of rubble the next
People in quiet places all over the
world read the stories and looked SYM
pathetically at pictures of what Hitler's
W. rockets did to London. But stories
awful eeriness and suspense of living
here through those 20l nightmarish
days of the rocket war.
The 6ying bombs were terrifying and
would kill you just as quickly-but you
could hear them coming and had
sporting chance of ducking.
Death Without Warning
The final rocket ordeal was the most
fantastic episode of the war.
A deadly robot monster weighing Is
tons, launched from small, camoutiaged
sites hundreds of miles away and trav-
cling through the stratosphere at a
speed faster than sound, would descend
without warning, killing, manning and
destroying. Never before had civilian
population been subjected to such
ruthless and savage assault.
Hitler and his clever scientists hoped
to terrorize the people of this country
into a negotiated peace. Fire and fury
had been rained down on them from
the start. Their nerves were frayed and
their bodies tired, but their stubborn
courage never failed. They thumbed
their noses at Jerry and carried on. No
one here will deny, however, that had
D day not come when it did London
. might easily have become the raging
volcano" that DR.. Goebbles had so ex-
ultantly described.
At intervals throughout the day and
night the customary noises Of big city
were punctuated with the thud and
roar of exploding rockets.
The Va explosion was unlike anything
before-a deafening crack followed by
a disintegrating roar as the blast tore
down buildings and the earth trembled.
But eventually the explosions attracted
little attention unless they were very
close.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

are amazingly free of the obvious
perjury, which seems to puzzle criminal
court juries.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA. near health eenter-;Beautiful
dats 1m home no BETS asfs $3.50 Do5'A wi 0Zts ss
eraanizatioH, is rooms; furnished or un-
furnished lease or 3 yrs roo near Mass.
caARMINGLY cHlsR heS5 FURNISHED and very
SPACIOUS stone house in Wesley Heishts. a
three baths on second noor, Maids room
and bath on third moor LD,ary spacious sU,
ler's pantry and kitchen. Large basement
with clubroom and two layatoriss TWO
living. Rent s4oo month. Please cali
Mrs. wren, OR; 45ss: SUNDAYS and eye
ninss nas. JACK HAYES INC. DU. 1854.
sSfs Ell RI R. i. AVE AVE. in woodridse-Detached
home, furnishings include linens. utensils,
ist home. which may be Continued: 5 bed
rooms towner to retain ~; rent. $llo;;
immedisss pessessioa % shldEen ldra Call
s-BEpRooM furnished home. owner EN-;
meals: $3.50 month; a miles from Cen ;,I;
ess Sesueen eup on and Rvf5 sunds,
FURNISHED HOUSE. Oct Is 10 Dec. is:
rms Ia baths M.cons refs rsanired sIsG s4so
ailG AsfSps snd ss
transportation, for rent, S3bo. 4. N
Ely, Fl IN NC a7.n sS4o Wisconsin ave- Bethesda
BERwYN Ma WI 0'fH fHHEIGRrs, MD. e-eedroom
brick bungalow. furnished except linens
and. silver. living room; dining room;
kitchen with range and electric refEr.: oil
heat. air-cooled nice lot. about 75x1b0;
basement garage, fireplace in living room
Sl25 mo-; Is miles from center OF DC
MiNisTER's HOME. near all schools, bus
acres big porches, 6 Of Z big rooms,
modern, bottled gas. h.-w.h.: 3 miles from
D. c. line, Maryland. Box 150.V. Star.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Completely fur
nished bungalow. Three bedrooms. iyins
room, dining room and kitchen; furnish.
ines include everything from baby grand
piano to Bendix washer; lot nicely land
scaped and fenced: adults only; .$122 per
month, lOl47 sutherland. rd:, Silver
Spring. Md. Phone Shepherd e034. so
Ss5 MONTH-Use Of new home, beautifully
furnished, near Pentagon Building. deSira-
BILE neighborhood in Alexandria: Va: pre-
fer married couple or two girls: can use
entire house, including kitchen. with the
exception of one bedroom. Temple 1929.
WILL SHARE 2-bedrm. house in S. Airing.
ton with congenial woman; breakfast week
days and dinner Sunday: laundry priv.
leges: $50 mo-: available Immediately
See Sunday 10 am. to $50 pm. OIL
CHEVY CHASE. MD-Woman under so
share charming home with owner. co.
operative basis. Nr. Conn. ave. bus. WI
255l, Sun. after 10 am. Mon. after
Evening star., 1945-09-30

WANTED TO RENT-Unfurnished house
within 10-block radius l4th and PARK rd.
n W. to permanent people; rent always on
the line; minor repairs taken care OF; UP
sS sds8 TSHth GH ssee e ~ ss7a a..
tHTnshsd ;cburSsH 81 coSHtr, sec; e;
PPnfMsENT sTns sdo S
5 or 8 room house, unfurnishsd, NV,
REGGLAR NAVY CoMMANDER needs 2
or 3 bedrm. house, furnished or unfur-
nished; Virginia preferred. CHI. 2479.
8 S-Business executive in urgent need
: or bedroom unfurnished house. NV.
or Chevy Chase. Bethesda area: susran-
sired; calI l; z BEST. "a. 41sS.
ton, b c.; will lease: best references.
MA. 1881 or RIA. 245T. 3Os
FURNISHED-2-bedroo apartment or
house, good location, nicely and complete
ly appointed. fully equipped for house.
keeping. Good location; Northwest pre-.
ferted: Executive 1852 during day. 30'
URGENTLY NEED 2-bedroom house or apt
for Army major returned from years
oversees S;o wife and nd daughter Yrs. Call
faREE m GVH; VHH;xEctGtjTivEs. permanent postwar
positions, each need An apartment or
house. minimum three bedrooms; modern
conveniences. unfurnished or, fufnish6d;
days; prefer Northwest sscticn; one d 81
three executives available at ali times fo
see property. Telephone Mr.. oPEEDIE, co.
TIA, Ext. 204-E or OR. 653s.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
COOP. APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Will EXCHANGE 3-rm. apt. in Bronx
Il u for sS spt Rhode II DE 1ssas Washington
B. river % View; " Sab 0esf Exchange s Tor for sims 81 lila
sot fufn sT or uRturn n.s,n CO. 4s1s no.
DUPONT CIRCLE Vicinity 3 room
spasSus yoans soupe Pt PeTy os sq
WILL " Exc. axcHANSE ,s beautiful 4.room S apt
HPT SE EcRey Cd dupex t' in
for same ne in vicinity et Glover Park, 3 W
i-RooM modern III unfurn' Tn' apartment. Suit
land, exchange for 8 or more rooms& Boz
Will ESxiceiHiANGE Broom apt. in N. Y.
75th and Lexinston ave. for small hous
or apt. in Silver Spring or NV. MI ~
EXSHANGE my unfurn -bedrm. modern
#S$i n5Slss sssy y. sssm. 7sra ST.
iRt sso6K gksf tprSishsd. cali Hq; 4ssa. sa p,rs
Tsy exchanse e. for "a rms fHsn ntan
Gall Republic" 74oo. Ext 5l4o, Tues. o
tood oesan n BrOnx n y for sp
room apt; in good section here. Ca
Taylor a. l \.
NEW YORK-4-room apt. S55. for 2-bed
room apt. or house. Wash. or suburban
Ii 1901
GENTLEMAN HAS single apt Conn. ave
and K ST. NV. unf.. S43 so mo. in exch
for apt. NV. section; also will share apt
Box 40SX, Star.
EXCHANGE l bedroom furnished apt ir
Falls Church. for furnished apt. Boston
Immediately. Phone Falls Church 2006W
WILL EXCHANGE modern 3A2 room apart
ment in Washington for similar one in
New York City. Michigan 1859.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.

QUIET, settled person seeks modern fur
phone sss ssBAsTIEN. Beisian Economic
WAsTfNGToNIaNs, WlssiGf TH Hans e5 yrs good financial
standing. bank and character refs: desire
3,bedrm. apt unfurn Swi1onooa{o 1oraea ssn sno
DU. 055S bet. 9-l0:30 am" $3.50 pm
furnished. sh d. unfurnished apt. about ! St Nov
Sly; no Children or pets. Cali TIE: 1885:
Sel eSdren t2'9 or op pets so0n1t pu ss56 evening"
FHkS. oh TSrGRN sSssrm sdsS mo apt psu,ss 81
aGfET. afE as-T; EMPa, h'if' GENTLE COUPLE wants
pasae small turn 81 psfr W sss Ghsvs cha:s so
PERMANENT Washington couple. small
baby. want apt. or small house, 2 or bed
rooms; preferably furnished; prefer NV or
APARTMENT SHpV' 'soID-New owner wants
bedroom apartment Immediately: Call RE
LADY, IS. congenial, moderate habits. de-
:,ass Z sa sasf' Ho s554 sfssr sso %
neg NEG. ARMY ensr. col. and wife. perm as,
sps sss, Sss,uDansy NSS o5gs r. children pets
FURRNisHED IiTR or unlurnished apartment o,
house. preferably 2 bedrooms; vet; ano
wife, one child; perm. Govt. Hobart
SavY NV ga GArrxiN, 1af Medical Corps, recent,
returned from Pacific and now assigned
duty in Washinston' urgently desires rem
mother and adult sister during winter
daas ana Wit ase K Rss
s:aaRss sh|sssa g Hss references
eus sGnpe ws & or writ,
Government Employe, Box 392-x. Star. :
VETERAN, now employed in Washington
must have 3, or room furn.. or unfurn
dren. M ages and -. 81 Box : Sol y x, st Star .n ::
and her brother, Army officer. require 2 OF
preferred. Call Emerson 1924 Sunday
and evenings; Republic 4215. Ext. 2s5
DfPLOMAT would like ! or 2 room, NIGEL,
furnished l.l 4, apartment. Northwest section
NAVY DR.. and wife need furnished . o,
I'm rn a5i; iss prefer @ ,s5 Sc; rental to $l25
osE Ssi OR ok se Two bTa bEDkooM so APT furnished
o.. unfurnished; best reference: couple
RA. S1o6. 30s
RECENT COLLEGE GRADS t4) need apart.
95ss. e55:sSs5isse' Immediately MARY ANN: 30! yo
LIBERAL PosITIvIsT, scientist. dilettante
bachelor. 81 years old; permanent EN-.
will share your NV. apart. MI. 1862.
NAVY COUPLE urgently needs 1-bedrm
turned from s5 months overseas duty: NJ
ssR n AND WIZ soss
Cali oE. siBi. '' >' ~AN '''A
Evening star., 1945-09-30

WOODRIDGE-s rooms : baths Insulated
weather stripped, recreation room. fui
nop.s oil ss front porch
rage. lot 40x2s2 It: vacant Oct. list; viii
be open Sat. and Sun; from l TO pm
tini xETst}SR 3Gs RoSn sGS son:nin. PskSa
porch: excellent value; near Navy Yard
priced st only $3.50. Call MA. 44s3 OIL
fAiRIxWN VILLAGE. s.E.-s.midetsche,
III If nnd bath inl
schools trsnsp' and Shopping. By S sp
9sI 9gsintmsRnt TR Ssly' en1y' Ma 1913; eve. and Sun
Hv0NbHLE@Beautiful broom and bath
bath in basement. Venetian blinds. storm
isne.d @ SS sswn
Ri gfvEns 81 Rafsse nIsats fa foom ant
aiming room' refriserator @ 'RIn fall attic Site .ae M
so 8aoad it, ST. $685. ss 81 Tr: s
l553 lsth-4-family nat, now rented tol
Ss2So per monsh; 5sssonablss terms FRED.
nAsss1ncHRJAsHHE4AfSso hhis L HRAsHHE4ASof TAkk Fx sasafA bed
on ans Sahf heat sa snd
fs l. sksseRas sorfa sa above
LIVING ,tns rn;, dinins nm, kitchen. esdrms;
fSs fsz .:5ssi eusHAsp R5ief 81 sso0 ssis w. 1857
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Immediate posses
dition; spacious LIST floor with fireplace
powder room and large screened porch
.1s,iS maids ts room and bath 3 bsdrms,, beau
priced Tor quick sale. Cali Mr.. BENNETT
syes R yess sTisSss .nd s"nS 9 sss
brick BUNGALOW in perfect condition. 2
bedrooms, living room with fireplace, din
ing room, kitchen trefrigers tor and stove)
eatre house thoroushis fse SS% torn H
ssSIey s5xlHe ph@y SIeekf trep bus Ns
i4os ! OAK ST: N.w,1sis rooms and and. bath b., !,
Rs.tsr $50 s5.si ssh St Lloyd .o ME 1s4 aHRSfs
peake Bay. with wide-sweepinx lawns ex
tending down to private BEACH with docl
residence; 20 acres. attrsetive grounds in in,
fruit fruit orchard and stables: easy commutinl
Ss.s: kStksv kEvsssaisss ssassss a. Df IT. 2i Il
sss ssosssEssioS' yfTS sE1TLEMEsr-sss;
Of very large liv. room with lovely ston,
en-; end a.. bedrooms. 3 baths; lovely Z.
saef For as So non L aoass
pletely. furnished brick garage. Acros.
store; gas heat Cali IA. s2i4 for in.
soW RoJsH f see .esS
tsT v.nssisn blinds. sao'' ss'Sso Fl, fSss;
srIa.'ss te9..s sa ar,n.ss I'll sss 5 g:s R:,.
Arlington County in exchange. BOX i4S
GLEN ECHO. Md, se;soo B..utifu
bungalow, newly decorated: large from
porch, iivins. dining rooms. modern kitch
sna,g en- oeSdTms; Sn1.;. bath: second i,oor, lars.
winter: beautiful lot, fenced; i block from
M laaEy KID ssfSyt VS. sss y sS
sunday; .semidet brick. 8 rms. 4 bedrms
2h baths; conv to schools, churches
shopping and transp: excel. condition. 70
sspppp9intmsnt spp9 e see ses esll Mrs Hymsn; oR
81 OWNER, possession 50 % days; snEn chiilan
HeiEhts: S1b.95O; brick Cape Cod yrs.
2 bsdrms.ss ar Nv rm,' kit bath and hal
copper gutterinE. piping and screens. larG,
screened porch: nicely handicapped, witt
large service yard and picnic grove Will
fireplace: lot 70x200 feet call RA. 72Os
iSl EYE 'nsP:e!ioR sf. wv. NEAs FIasr-1o rms so
ownsr occupsnt; PRICED reasonable. A. I
Saf1CiIdfi ~ CIIfifESDEN ssf IN ! sr.s xNw-7 rms I.
perches;- priced to sen. A. 1. oRiNDLSYI
iiSsss obs sssc; rzAcE Mv.-s room.
HATHE@s. ;f1 VS. ri. % %ssis. s''' 'e''''' =. 7.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
APT. HOUSES For SALE

TAKOMA PARK four-family brick apt
houses, built 194l, near bus and Shoppins
center: steam heat. GE refrigerators: S35,.
900 for both buildings. 81. 207o,
$50. Three units, two with open FIRE
places and two bedrooms; S2.1O0 annua
rental; Army owner arriving Tuesday tc
phone those replying, yG saI WiIi arrange IN
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - 4-famil,
modern apt, bldg. 3s-ft: front, specially
designed and not an ordinary fiat. facins
Govt. park good ne. location; rents
So, $50 per year: price. Sl7,500; 5000
cash required. OAKWOOD VILLAGE. INC.
Owners, 1106 VT. ave. NV. NE. 171I.
3 BROOM furnished apts.. ne, section
, electric refrigerators: reasonable rent
close to . car lines: same owner years
Inquire AL 10th st. ne.
APARTMENT HOUSE. brick, so apts.. &c
years old e.. times rental; S50.000 cash
necessary. w. o. Chapman. MUNSEY
Trust CO. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
MOVING, PACKING ana STORAGE

AETNA MOVING b STORAGE CO.-Locsi
none too small IA lIoO :,
ARE you MOVINGc-Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care of your
moying-dsy problems; packing. transpor-
perience have made us Specialists IN
handling your household effects: come in
and let us talk it over. Phone II. 1884 or
Ii 1853 AIS Fla. ave. ne. Room 2l6
GENERAL HAULING. day or night. JOHN
GLOVER, DE $500. 29'
ATTENTION, Govt workers--Lisht NOV
ing done at your convenience, day or night.
reas. rates: .Whiteo CO; s4e3, ~
service of any type, day or night. Are
you moving? Our service is prompt and
reliable Phone MA. 0976. 30'
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on yonr moying. EDELMANp PEI J q s s
GENERAL HAULING AND MOVING. For
quick service. EX. 1888 or Elk. 052s. 30'
STORAGE SPACE available, warehouses
to serve you; padded vans, experienced
men, special Grating: packing service tor
Govt. employees leaving town: reasonable
rates. MANHATTAN STORAGE & TRANS
FER CO Phone ME. 2042. 639 New
York ave. NV