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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlAkD.

home; frst floor lavatory; oil heat. com
pete elec. kitchen: tile bath Avail i'm
M ediate occupancy. Surrounded by Govt
park; near Census Bldg Open daily 1915
5000 Branch ave Sc. ]. FLEISCHMAN.
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OPEN 2 TO Pm. TODAY, 5425 Branch
ave s.e-9-room detached brick; . bed
baths, gear garage; about l acre lot; at
tractiyely fenced.
Open . to 8 m today. New detached
Woodlane subdivision, with nice rooms;
large living room with fireplace. . bed
rooms large lot possession with title
Price, $3.50: for quick sale c. D.
MURPHY. 14ol 25th ST. Sc. AT,
1p34-Dogl
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SILVER SPRING. reduced for quick sale by
owner-Located in the Indian Spring Coun-
try Club section. this detached brick is
complete with 3 bedrooms. , baths. wood
burning fireplace, Gear garage. large Stor-
age attic. modern kitchen. breakfast nook.
finished basement. automatic heat. deep
lot convenient TO everything. This is
| truly an excellent buy at $4,000 and
should be looked into. For further infor-
nation call Mrs. Leach, GE. 1889, with
BETHEL, DI 3 90
Evening star., 1946-11-03

UNIVERSITY PARK-very nice 2-story
brick, rms. S16,750: possession. WA.
ACCoKEEK, MD.-No. II hiehway 2s4
buns allows: living room, bedroom, kitchen
and dfnette. electricity; new well; over an
seSs0n mo THE xa;n ASAoosa Sfnses 'oF FS4NcE corr
accokTER kfhGs M1 sH5 SIS IS A4NSiSG A4 iSe
electricity; new we'll. over an acre OF
gropnd ideal for ssTden ETC. RR
ANAcosTIA FINANCE CORP. 20l4 Nichols
ays ,TTksciflIE a:si fl 7siS MODERN BUNGALOW near
place. > bedrooms, full basement with
knotty pine leereabidG1 room o 9oo heiS by
OWNER. WA. 67sl, 3
6-RooM. .-sTORY HOME: INV heat;
tremely large lot: near everything: Sill
ssttiement oSe sa e' RoBERF M PaoE DAVIS CO. 5so4
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md. WA. 1900.
9RSRE asE nS SUNDAY txosory un
shingled house, tiled bath. full basement
h.-w.h.,. large lot; 3 blocks Lock from every
dfats shans ons RoBT speo SAWS c
1904 Baltimore. ave-, Hyattsvills, Mo. WA
1900 Open daily and Sunday till pm.
FURNISHED CAPE COD. fast possession:
located West Lanham Hills. Attractive
| terms. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. CO., 1904
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd WA. 5000
Open daily and Sunday till 9 pm.
MARYLAND, Silver Spring-Outstandins
buy Open. 9215 Long Branch Parkway
SI0.q5O rooms. years old: modern
| fireplace: conv. terms. FRANK H. GAUSS
| GE. 1l22.
OPEN 10 TO S--Lovely brick bunsalow at
4s13 Blackfoot rd, Oak Springs, subdi-
vision Berwyn; lge; liv. ,rm kit, bed,
rms and tiled bath. full basement. Goa
&C heat: partly finished attic excellent
more pike to Greenbelt rd. right to street
car tracks, left IA blks to Black foot I'd =
| left to our sign on property. Call Mr.
Bivelbiss. TO. 1894. with MALCOLM MA
1853.
VACANT. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Re.
decorated brick, bedrms., hrepl., A.m.t:
mr.. transportation and stores. eP. oz94-R
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were up to- 1t was stupid of me. :"
1T pays me back for all the things
I've forgotten in my time. Birth
days, anniversaries - can see now
why you were peeved,"
Il exaggerated the importance of
conventional occasions. That was
silly, because no anniversary or
birthday present stands out in my
mind like the fantastic black chiffon
nightgown you gave me for St.
Swlthin's day one year
Il always had a hankering to see
you in black chiffon"
''Or the night in the park when
you gave those three strolling musi-
clans five dollars and told them to
play a dozen choruses of I'll See
You Again because it was the first
day of summer and that was my
favorite song"
(Which was fine - except that
your favorite song was 'Zigeuner.
We'll, your intentions were good"
she laughed.
"Oh sure - I've paved a whole
section of the Satanic Super High
way with them" He slid bis arm
from under her and sat up. II think
III have a cigarette Mind?"
Can you find one without
hght?"
Hal laughed. The blushing bride"
"A little mystery" Amanda said,
is the secret of every happy mar
rage"
Hal limped across the room and
found the cigarettes. He lit one as
he stood at the window and gazed
into the night. A warm breeze
brought the tang of the sea into the
room. There seemed to be few new
stars in the crowded sky tonight.
You know" he said, as if musing
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A LITTLE MISTAKE
Continued from page eight

Pm sucker, but | couldn't turn
him down. While the clerk was tell
ing me about it, kept wishing that
big cluck named Dan Walton had
had the sense to think of something
sweet like that
Eve felt as if something had ex
ploded in her breast, sending show
ers of sparks to every part of her.
This was the sort of thing Dan -
the old Dan - used to do.
''Oh, darlingr she cried, her eyes
filling, ooh. Dan sweet, you've
come back to me-
She threw herself into his arms
and kissed him with fierce hunger.
Dan was surprised and delighted.
Somehow he'd re-disCovered the
knack, but he was TOO happy to
bother with the how or why. Hell,
he said when they paused for
breath, Il never really went away"
3. HAL AND AMANDA
The dark room was silent, save
for the sound of their breathing.
Hal had his arm round Amanda,
holding her close to him. He could
feel the rapid beating of her heart
and the sweet. enveloping warmth
of her body. He was intoxicatingly
happy. In the Army he'd dreamed
of such moments as this, but always
with the uneasy conviction that he'd
never know them again.
1t was queer happiness; happi-
ness compounded of many things.
1t was being with Amanda again
and re-dlsCovering passion and a
tenderness he had thought were
forever lost. 1t was a sense of having
done his duty. of having performed
his appointed task to the best of
his ability, even if he had only
Purple Heart to show for it.
AND it was subtler things: it was
the kindness of the old man at the
desk; the generosity of the couple
who had given up this room 1t was
being home again and lying be-
tween clean. fresh-smelling sheets.
1t was simply being alive. ooh,
God" he cried inaudibly; the words
we're a prayer, hymn of praise,
a song of thanksgiving.
Il love you, Hail." Amanda whis-
pered. Il love you so terribly much
and I'm so ashamed | didn't re-
member the room after all the trou-
BILE you had getting it,
Hal chuckled. Don't give it an
other thought, darling'
Il should have guessed what you
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aloud, Il think I've discovered my
lifes work. It's going to be bringing
you surprises like the one tonight -
things that'll suspend you between
laughter and tears. Gosh, | wish
I'd a picture of your face when |
told you this was the room we had
for our honeymoon
1T must have been something to
see. | was never so surprised IN my
life"
Across the narrow bay to the
north an electric sign on top OF a
hotel still welcomed late guests.
Hotel Leeward.' Hal muttered
thoughtfully. Say, isn't that where
went for that sales convention
back in 1872"
'Of course it isr' Amanda cried,
as if she'd been anticipating the
question and had her answer all
primed for it. II remember your
mentioning it at the time
If SHE'D had even a momentary
doubt he might not have guessed
what she was up to; but she was too
glib, too positive, and suddenly he
saw with shattering certainty that
she was trying to shield hun against
the realization of his blunder. Judas
Priest! No wonder she hadn't sus-
pected what he was doing! No Won
der she hadn't recognized the room,
1t was perfectly clear now, All good
old ferris had done was pick the
wrong hotel
With his customary fair for that
sort of thing, he'd managed to con-
fuse the scene of the sales Conven-
ton with that of the honeymoon.
Not only that - he'd been so
damned complacent about 1t; so
superior because he'd remembered
ana hlfldilud liddll l. fNiid SiiN u
been a good sport and let him get
away with it had in fact even tried
to keep him from discovering his
mistake.
He ground out his cigarette.
hobbled purposefully across the
room and crawled into bed. If
Amanda could keep secret, so
could he. Far be it from him to
deprive her of whatever small salts
faction there was to be had from
guarding a fathead of husband
from the embarrassment Of his
errors! He put his arms round
Amanda and held her in a tight
embrace.
Sweet" he said huskily, Il want
to tell you how much l love YOU"
you just told me a few moments
ago." she said with little gggle.
Remember"
"Ah. but now love you just a
little bit more The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-18
LADIES' DAY

Women at ball games!
Most irksome of all danes!
Either ~ they asking in dimness of wit,
"Why doesn't the pitcher throw one he can hita"
Or ~ they're forgetting their manners as ladies
And yelling like Satan campaigning in Hades.
As to ~ the ingenious nagger
Gag 'er.
As to ~ the vociferous rooter
Shoot 'er!
LEONARD PARIS
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TW s. 1916
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sore toes. They in
stantly stop painful
shoe friction. lift
pressure. Quickly
remove corns. Get
q box today. Cost
but a trifc. At drug
and dept. stores
Evening star., 1946-01-09

Its really true! Here are the
famous foundations you have
SO patiently waited for! And
every one is a familiar favorite!
The corselettes have the ap-
proved inner-belt in both the
long and short models. (But
there is also an average-length
corsette, by Venus, without the
inner-belt.) The girdles are
firmly boned in various lengths
and qualities. We promise you,
you'll be in your glory choosing
from the dozens and dozens we
have assembled! Sorry, but we
cannot fill mail or telephone
orders.
Evening star., 1946-01-09

Side-Talonated corsette
by Venus, mod ell
1913. Boneless back;
light boning over front.
Beautiful uplift bosom.
World of figure fiat
terry for $500
Sketched at extreme top of page.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
MEDALLION

Pripovedujem je zacel S
strastnim, poudarjajoeim gla-
som, polagaje izredno vaznost
ma vsak zlog - kakor sem do
zivel.
Morda Sc vam zgodba ne DO
zdela zanimiva. Morebiti sc me-
nj zdi vazna lie zato, ker je bila
prva, XII mi je po letih odsot-
nosti kot tea legla ma srce.
Da, priznam, ko sem sc vrnil
il jece, sem bill v nekem pogle-
du ko dete. stiri leta zivljenja
- izgubljenega zivljenja, dasi
nj bio vsestransko izgubljeno
- kaj je to! Res, "a cloveka,
XII je Sc mlad in Sc komaj izko-
pal il picnic prvih sanj, to nj
mnogo. Posebno &c 1.-Two cuti, da
je bilo vse to lie grenka pripra.
va in da sc pravo zivljenje sele
pricne.
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klecnile v kolenih, kakor da bi
hotel poklekniti, a Sc je z vso
silo vzravnal. Ma mejo nj mislil
vee. Nasli bi ga in ga izrocili
navadnega ubijalca Ia
val je po klancu dalje, dalje
Kan? Kan? . -.
Tedaj Sc je razlegnil il dalja-
We "a njegovim hrbtom vnebo-
vpijoei kirk. Prevpil je veter',
topotanje korakov, petite pete
linov in lajez psov. Zavpila je
bila Florjanova zena.
Peter Sc je prieenil pod kri-
kom, kakor da Sc je CORA zvali-
la mani.
Cez nekaj minut je dospel do
postaje obmejne milice in s
! pestjo udaril ma vrata. Naslo.
! nil Sc je S hrbtom ma steno hise
in cakal S sklonjeno glavo. Klo.
buk mu je bill padel ma tia, a ga
I nj pobral. Veter mu je kustral
lase.
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kor da sem bill odsoten deset.

kor da sem bill odsoten deset-
letja.
Nikoli nisem zametal vpra-
sanja kruha dasi mi nj bilo
prvo, ker sem bill Sc mlad - a
zdaj sem Sc zgrozil mad MIN.
Ne preobliku5e zgolj vnanjega,
ampak tudi notranje zivljenje,
della cudeze, XII me jih je strah.
Srecujem ljudi, XII SO bill, da bi
Sc jim odkril, tako ponizane in
plahe, da Sc misliti ne upajo
vec ma tisto, kar jim je bilo ne
kdaj sveto in "a kar so bill pri-
pravljeni dati zivljenje. Hudo
mi je v tej zvezi govoriti o oee-
tu. Pozdravil me je s solzo v
oeeh, a je skril zuljave roke, XII
jih je nekoc $ ponosom razka-
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In vendar! Zdelo Sc mi je, da
sem Sc nenadoma otresel navi-
dezne smrti. Sc danes Sc mi to
pozna. Ne samo po obleki, po
naeinu, kako mi rastejo lasje
XII jih nj mogoce navaditi ma
preco, ne le po zadrzanju in po
besedah, ampak predvsem po
strastnem, zejnem opazovanju
vsega, kar me obdaja. Podoben
sem popotniku, ki je prebral vse
knjige o neki dezeli, 81 ustvaril
O Mi cisto dolocno predstavo, a
zdaj je prisel, da primerja. "a
cuden sem. v stirih letih bi Sc
svet ne mogel kdo We kaj spre-
meniti, a vendar Sprva sem
mislil, da me je zapustil spomin
in sem mnogokaj pozabil, osta.
mex pa Sc mi je v samotnem
razmisljanju pomesal pred
stavami domisljije. In vendar
nj tako. Predstave O zivljenju
XII sem ga pref poznal, so Sc mi
ohranile "a Guido nedotaknjene
in nespacene. Spremeni1a Sc je
le okolica - mislim ljudi in
okoliseine, XII so jih ii ustvaril
ali so jih dali ustvariti - ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-26
FRANCE BEVK:
MED DVEMA
VOJNAMA

cRTICE' IN NOVELE

."Torej bogom!" je dejal.
"Pa mic ne zameri!"
"Florjan!' Sc je oglasilo il
kamre.
'"Takoj!" Florjan je dvignil
glavo in Petra skoraj potiskal
do vrat. "Reci ocetu, da Sc "a
povracilo hudo ne mudi Ako
bonn potreboval, 81 bonn ze kje
izposodil. Pa re nocoj gres, Pc
ter?"
Bio je videti, da mu je nena-
donna postalo zelo lahko v du-
81. Besede so Sc mu usipale ko
zrele drobnice ma gmajni
Peter je ze hotel stopiti v vezo,
la je nenadoma obstal. Obcutil
je, da je bio vse, kar je pray
kar dozivel, samo laz. Florjan
je bill ze zaradi prestanega stra-
hu yes zmeden, a Sc ne ma var
n m, hoted ga je cim pre- j
spraviti IL hise. Ne DO terjal
oceta? Ko on izgine, bo storil,
kar Sc mu DO zljubilo On
sc ne, DO mogel vec vrniti .
Ozrl Sc je ma Florijana. Zde-
10 Sc mu je, da svojo misel bere
v slednji njegovi potezi. Umak-
nil Sc je v vezo in obstal v me-
dli svetlobi, XII je sijala il sobe.
Florjan je stal tik MEGA, bill je
cd hipa do hipa nestrpnejsi. Pc
ter Sc nj ganil, da bi odsel, lie
roka mu je segla v Yep in tam
obticala.
Florjan sc je umaknil "a ko-
rak. Cutila sta, da 81 ne stojita
vec kot prijatelja in kot soseda
nasproti. Zadrzavala sta Sc, a
obema je silila kri v lica, v obeh
so kovale burne misli in obcut-
XII. Neizgovorjene besede in ne
potrjene sumnje so ju zbadale
V duse kot trnje.
Varljiva lahkota, XII je bila
Florjana pref objela, Sc je raz-
topila kot ivje ma solncu. Mrac-
ma groza mu je legla ma srce.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da je Petrova
dusa odprta in vidi, kako VISA
mrgoli cd strahu. Cemu je 81
GER prisel sredi noci? Zavest, da
ga oni vidi globlje kot hi mu BIZ
10 ljubo, mu je nasula zerjavi-
ce v telo. Nj prezrl,' kako je bill
Peter segel z roko v Yep. Vedel
je, kaj nosi v MEM. Zdaj zdaj
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Sc mu DO roka zganila in Sc
dvignila /. Ia predstava .je BIZ
la tako ziva, da mu je jemala
pamet. Strah pomesan z brez-
mejnim sovrastvom je bruhnil
il MEGA. !.
"Pojdi in ne glej me kot no.
reel" je vzkliknil. rs teboj nj
nam vec kaj govoriti. Pojdi!"
Peter Sc je zganil, kakcr da
hoce oditi, a je znova obstal.
Zdelo Sc mu je, da je Florjano-
vo vedenje kot zarek blisk OBJ
svetilo vse. Pocakal je "a trenu-
tex, da Sc je zavedel il hipne
omotice.
''Ti 81 me ovadil'', je hropnil
zamolklo.
Florjan je trdo molcal, a nj
umaknil pogleda cd Petrove ro-
Ike. Nj utegnil, da bi tajil; tudi
nj mogel, ker Sc je cutil golega
pred MIN. Obsla ga je groza, Xxi
ga je navdala z nerazsodnostjo
Pognal Sc je proti Petru in ga
zgrabil okoli pasu. Hotel ga je
vreci ma tia in mu izviti orozje
To je dalo Petru zadnji, neo.
vrgljivi dokaz. Oprostil je roko
in zgrabil Florjana "a vrat. Sli.
sati je bio lie zamolkel, grgra.
joe glas, nato je vse utihnilo
Bojevala sta sc nekaj casa ce.
petaje, hrope. Peter je bill moe
nejsi. Florjanova glava je uda,
rila oh zid, drugic, tretjic
telo je zdrsnilo ma tia
Vse to Sc je izvrsilo tho
strasno tho. V izbi je trepetala
luc. IL kamre Sc je glasila Ia
lostna uspavanka. Pred hiso je
sumel veter. Peter sc je cez ne
kaj trenetkov zavedel cd groze
cd neke ostude, XII mu je LEILA '
grlo in je planil ma klanec.
Obcutil je strah pred samim
seboj. Tekel je in nj vedel, kan
tece. Nenadoma je obstal in pri'
sluhnil. Bio je vse tho, mic ne
navadnega, lie veter je sumel, IL
vasi so sc oglasali klici peteli.
nov; bill so v tretje zapeli. L.
vlekel je samokres in izstrelil
vseh pet nabojev v zrak. Nate
ie zavihtel orozje in prisluhnil
kako -je cepnilo v grapo.
Kan zdaj? V noe? v negoto'
vost? spomnil Sc je oceta in Sc
sire. Oh tel misi so mu noge
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(Nadaljevanje)

Florjan mu nj odgovoril. Sc
gel 81 je roko ma cello, kakor
da 81 otira znoj. Peter je hotel
Sc nekaj reci, opisal rokami
v zraku krog, kakor da bi ho-
tel nekaj zajeti; nato so mu
stisnjene pesti obvisele ,ob te-
lesu.
"Florjan!' je slednjic jeknil
hripavo, kakor da ga nekaj du-
81. "Ti 81 to ze naprej vedel, "a
to 81 me ovadil."
"Peter!' je vzkliknil Florjan
in Sc pognal kvisku, toda nena-
donna Sc je prihrulil, kakor da
Sc mu podira strop mad glavo
Oblila ga je zona, drhtel je kot
trepetlika. Nekaj casa je str
mel S siroko razprtimi ocmi
nato sc je ozrl proti kamri, v
kateri je vse utihnilo, Sc zibke
nj bilo slisati. Polozil 81 je rokc
ma prsi in siknil skoraj tho
"Ce bi bill to storil, mislis, da
bi bill posodil denar?'
"Posodil 81 ga, da hi odvrni]
sum cd sebe", je odgovoril Pc.
ter mrzlo in mracno.
"Prijatelja sva 81 bila, sam to
ves", je Florjan strastno sepe'
tai, da bi ga ne slisala zena, a
da bi premagal Petrova SUNNI
cenja. "Kdo tt je to natvezal
Sc ma misel bi mi ne prislo, da
bi .. Ljudje so mi nevoscljivi,
to je vse Kaj so govorili o
tebi! Prisezem ii lahko, ako ho-
ces Ali maj tt prisezem ~
Peter Sc je umaknil Florja-
nu, XII je sill z obrazom vanj.
Sedel je, kakor da ga vec ne dr.
zijo noge. Strastne, sepetajoce
besede ga MISC mogle preprica-
ii, zagrinjale so ga vedno 60
stejsim mrakom suma. Florjan
Sc je vedel in govoril kot kak
skric, zagnusil Sc mu je. Zavest
nekdanjega prijateljstva S tenn
clovekom Sc mu je porajala lie
kot v bliskih in mu S trpkim
razocaranjem legala v duso.
Dvignil Sc je.
mi ii treba prisegati. &c pra-
Wis, da je tako - ii moran YER
jeti."
Bilo mu je mucno; vedel je,
da nikoli ne pride do stvari do
dina, hotel je to zakljuciti :.
Florjan pa je ujel njegovo ro-
ko in jo stiskal.
"Moja beseda, Peter! Moja
castna beseda!"
Bill je izmucen, roke so mu
padle oh telesu, glava mu je
LEILA ma prsi. Stopil je k mizi in
S hrbtom zastiral luc.
Nastala je mracna tihota. Pc
trov obraz, XII je bill yes v SEN
ci, je spreletel truden nasmeh.
Nj bill preprican, a mu je bilo
tudi tako dobro. Maj DO tako!
Cemu je sploh stopil v to hiso?
Vraga, maj bo vendar tako!
Zdaj Sc mu je mudilo.
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Dive odros|i osebi

srednjih let, brez otrok, zelita
dobiti v najem stanovanje 3
ali 4 sobami, med E. SIS in E. 76
St., ali pa v collinwoodski ma
selbini. Naslov Sc maj pusti v
uradu "Enakopravnosti."
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zoval, kakor da SO Cd necesa
oskrunjene. Nekaj besed, ma
to 81 nisva imeia mic vec pove-
dati, dasi sva nekdaj govorila
po ure in ure. Molcala svas
(NndGljeDGnje sledi)
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Jap General Pleads Innocent
On War Crimes Chorqes

MANILA, Mar. Is (P.-Japanese
1t. Gen. Shiyoku Kuo, with hun
dreds of horror deaths formally
charged against him by the prosecu-
ton, pleaded innocent today on ar
raignment before a United States
war crimes trial commission.
He was in charge of supervision
transportation, welfare, custody and
administration" of Allied prisoners
during the last year of the Japa-
nese administration of the Philip
pines, Chief Prosecutor 1t. Col.
Frederick A. Baird of Baton Rouge,
La, told the commission.
Col. Baird's 14-page indictment
listed deliberate starvation of pris-
oners, pilfering of Red Cross sup
plies, Notwithstanding among
the victims, Capt. (now Maj) Ar
thur Wermuth, "one-man army" of
Bataan; using prison camps as
antiaircraft gun sites, thus drawing
Allied attacks; using prisoners to
construct and maintain military in
stallations, failure to mark prison
camps or prison ships, and group
punishments for individual offenses.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Veterans in Hospitals 10 Gel
Correspondence Courses

Hospitalized veterans will be given
certain educational opportunities
under special arrangements worked
out with the Veterans Administra-
ton, Brig. Gen. Charles T. Lanham
the Army's education director, an.
nounced today.
Some 80 correspondence and self.
teaching courses prepared by the
United States Armed Forces Insti-
tute will be offered to personnel still
In hospitals. The medical rehabili.
tation service of the Veterans Ad-
ministration will be responsible fol
the program. enroll the veterans
in hospitals for courses and trans
NIT lessons to the University OF
Wisconsin for grading.
Generally, hospitalized veterans
have been unable to enroll in the
Armed Services Institute, nor could
they take advantage of schooling
under the CT Bill of Rights until
their separation from hospitals.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Allied Indictments
OF Jap War Criminals
Delayed Two Weeks
BY the Associated Pres,

TOKYO, Mar. abandonment o1
Japan's top war criminal suspects
once promised by Allied headquar.
ters for mid-March, has been post.
poned to the end of the month BY
the delay in arrival of some Inter-
national Military Tribunal members
and counsel.
Joseph B. Keenan,, chief of coun-
sci Tor the international prosecution
section, announced he would leave
by plane tomorrow for China to Re.
view documents, interview witnesses
and obtain evidence. He expects to
be gone week.
The international prosecution Sec
tion was notified today the Dutch
prosecutor, DR.. w. F. G. Borgerhoss
Mulder, left Washington Monday by
plane for Tokyo, and that French
and Russian judges and prosecutors
were en- route.
Mr.. keenan, plans to examine the
entire Chinese phase of the inter-
national war crime picture. He said
he would stop in Shanghai, then
visit Nanking to examine captured
Japanese documents. Assisting in
the examination will be the Chinese
prosecutor, Judge Hsiang Che-chun.
Mr.. keenan, will be accompanied
by Assistant Counsel Henry A.
Hurxhaust of Cleveland, Ohio; In
vestigator Jack Crowley. also of
Cleveland; 1t. John T. Flanagan,
New York City, and Capt. Luke Lea,
Nashville, Tenn.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
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