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Evening star., 1946-09-18

COLONEL. WIFE and children require
2or ; bedroom house or apartment; pref
snqsn sK Hough E gfy s5o a5out Can 9s AK s57 4,dp
1878. evenings 1S+
VETERAN, now GEORGETOWN medical stu
soST aniH5n.: a,Sa wife; I-yr; child; viii pay "
THOMAS eoUcH, EN-. sas7. ''' Is.
BUSINESSMAN wishes to rent 3-bedroon
%ns hGuie e pay in Rsfc ap d SS on
Call Ma. 724o from am. to $50 I'M
week days. 21'
ADULT FAMILY of g. permanent Govt
sEsSIaR Army q eoLoNEf Vie wife. adult
snildren hsasdnn, Permanent residsnts REQUIRE
66yo Sent: a5s rails ch. 1851. or RE
FUN PuRN. hS Or '9tSfu 9GtSSffuRN., . or bedreem brs
house: in suburban Wash, for naval oficer
and family; permanent. Call WI. 5234.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER desires fur
nished house Call Ex. 1910, Ext. 1875, or
Naval IL OFFICER. wife. . children as and
$3.50 mo. % Call 1 De- 57so Ext HSs ss, between n
FoREiGS F3e n; saya1, shd PP oTF,cER wifi. and
monthly. Cali 1T. ,DELUCCHI. DE. 273O.
REaR ResEfen aRMy n ana 1;3S pm ,t. and
t6 MOI desire . or bedroom III house, ss,
furn; or unfqrn. up to $3.50 month;
GOVT. PRoFEssIoNALs want s-bedroom
rss sFn nHSss aony cs ap ss gs up s 9
sftsr gm Ex a4s0 Ext AT DAYS DAYS Is.
wants. wants furnished house: 4-bedroom;
n;w.; $3.50 monthly; no pets. co. Ol90.
ENGfNtEEER-ExECUTIvE must vacate house
after six years occupancy: REQUIRES or
9 bedroom house. preferably unfurnishsd,
ONCE, RE 1900. Ext, 320l. 10.
OFFICER, wife and small daughter des-
Ps PPssratsly need @ 4 laTnishsd , or a uniurnishsd
November; family now. separated. Ref
lease: RE. 600. Ext. 1921 until ?; m;
81 sTATa fi0f; bEPT Fl OFFICIAL. wife. children
wish furn. or unfurn. house or apt ,Wo
PERMANENT ARMY OFFICER, wife and
2-year-old daughter desperately need one
or two bedroom furnished house or apt
Will consider DAYTIME care Of child for
working mother with furnished house. WIS.,
ARouNDs OCTOBER 10 Army colonel and
wife desiie unfurnished house or apart
ment. Woodley 1879. g-12 am. 23'
ga MO. RENT ADyANCE-Electrical man.
manent, diligent, with son, 3. want unfurn
3 or 2 bedroom house or apartment In
NV. p; C.. nearby Maryland or Virginia.
FINNISH DIPLOMAT wishes furnished
rent about 5000: three adults. one school.
girl; good care given your house. Answers
TNFGRNisaEp EfsTf1a sa P SIX p0iS isSooMs, NV pre-
ssrTsdi sM "a maaxiTsHm Tsg9 rent $3.50. MR.. LANG
oA0Ss W.. O6SAs W.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

4; ONE-BEDRQoM apartments. one ne,
OF hoGss or adns asdpen
TR. s505 or AT. s14s. ewes. and weekend
change for qnfurnished house; near trans
WAsHINGr6N vSisiSi' S, FOR a5Ho, NEW yoRK-s rms
WASH. FOR N ,Y-Wili exchange fur
I.tsh nished l.room and bath bachelor apt, $50,
ss9s g SsH E:SssiIf assH ss 0''vfs"
Sonse or renS ssn sxcs apt mod
l:bedrm. apt, NV ia. 9170. 10
NEW NEW YORK, YORK Jackson Hgts.l. for suburban
den aD op sosm bedToom nd
WILL TRADE 8-bedrm. i house Elm in Arlington
delphia, preferably NV section, Chatham
yiliage .lks Ar Ardmore, Germantown, Call OK.
WILL ExcHaNGE APT, large rooms,
pvt bath, ne. cow. transp: for smaller
apt. with pvt bath. After pm. TR. 95o4.
SAN ANTONIO for Washington trade
Unfurn. lovely S-rm. duplex; lawn; infant
Section; MA MAJ: doopALL II, ER 5000, Ext s
to shs New FH york sfoa or eYss New Jer
ssey-3la-room modern garden apartment
ior H any size apartment or house. Box
WILL EXCHANGE modern, ufurn.. ~ l.
bedrm apt, near 10th and Sheridan NV,
Tor @ same IN sub. Arl. or Alex. RA 35S7
WAsHINGToN for chicaso.win sell q
bedrm. cooperative apt in Wash in ex-
change for furn; or unfurn. apt. to rent
BEAuTfffGiL a-BEMDRiooM apt, NV. in
exchange for 2-bedrm. apt. in Arlington
WAsiiiNGToN VA HiSe; on FOR NEW YoRK-s-rm.
unfurn. elev.; bedrm., bath, liv. rm., kit
dinette; vicin. 18th and Park road NV,
Christian, no children; for midtown Man
haitian Box Ssh, Star 1gs
FOR n. Y. C.-Attractive
2-bedrm. apt, .unturn.. immed occup., for
similar apt. suburbs or N. Y. c. GIL. 09oS.
WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK--Desirable
l-bedroom garden apt. for similar, New
York or vicinity. Phone UN. 4373. --19
Evening star., 1946-09-18
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

WONG BARLEY, thoroughly recleaned
and treated; pair Of well-broken mules, 6
times. Ashton 5241 -23
20 HEAD of fat beef cattle. Apply 4O3
Sth st. ne, Ii. 1862. 10
THOROUGHBRED FLLY, 7 months old
Call Shepherd 2403 daytime; Damascus
3I0l evenings Tgs
GELDING, chestnut, years old Is hands:
4 white feet. blaze face. iaxen name, tail;
sire Double Penmark"; horse is sound.
mandy, well hammered. Phone Falls
Church 1922; evenings, Falls Church
RABBITS wanted also hutches Buy all
sizes. Give description and best price.
Box 299-H Star
y hands tall See MR.. ASHTON at
Mes dowbrook 10
pure bred registerable
buck, excellent milking stock. Call after
7:30 pm. 81. 049S
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ENGINEER, Nav Ord. Lab, and mother
desire place to live in NV, Oct. through
Dec.: while new home, is completed will
room. Mr. TURNER, SH. 7l0O, Ext. s.
or TR. 1923 l9s
ROOM AND BOARD. permanent, NV, by
refined woman. Call AID. $500. Apt 314
1 DOUBLE AND / TRIPLE RIM. for girls,
az sgle. beds, conV. transp., $50 ca. DE
MOTHER wants room. board and full care
for 3-yr -old boy; also room for herself;
must be in D. C. Phone ME- $500 between
4 RED apa Cross woman executive, recently dgI
pvt. bath, pvt. home, 18th st. or Conn
ave. NV. Box 326-H. Star. 20
IN PRIVATE FAMILY or quiet boarding
house by elderly lady. prefer single room
in NV. suburbs; fond OF children, willing
to. stay with them some days and eve
nings. WI. 1926 al
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ROOMS EURhIsHEp-s.E. snd s.W.

30t PARKLAND PL. Sc. Apt: 4. nr. Boil
ing Field-Dble. rm., newly furn., twin
beds; for 2 gentlemen. 81 wk. ca. oTR.
1916 18th ST. S.E.-Employed girl; master
bedroom. semiprivate bath; convenient to
transp. and shopping; reference REQUIRED;
$40 mo. AT. 5Sa7. is
a03O send PL. s.E.-Two girls for large
swln bedrm pyt entrance ran and shower;
100 C ST. S.E.-Two twin bedrooms, gen.
tlemen or married couple; SIS per week
1877 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Lse, front rm..
twin beds: S2S ca: 2 gentlemen. Also
dble. rm with sunrm. privil.; S2S ea: 2
gentlemen; unlim. phone: good bus service.
1903 G ST. sE.-Nondrinking man to
share front room with another man; twin
beds. unlim. PHI; S7 wk. ca.
81 81. ST; s;E.ELarge front room: End
2 persons. So ca: more, less. ga
1874 FIT. DAVIS ST. S.E.-Corner room.
z windows, So week; pvt. home. After
l3s 10th ST. SEE large sleeping rooms
for men, twin beds. c.hw., oil heat: S5
per week each. Ex. 1878. 30
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD, fireplace, furnace, stove, kindling
also scrap lumber firewood. 300-cu.-ft
load; $50: .200-cu. 1T load, SIS: I0O-cu.-
egg, stove, nut. siIi4: % buckSheat he aIase. spe.
cial, $1,000: Rice special 1864: POGO
hantas' egg, SI2.35; stove. S12. 90; nut,
S11.26 COOPER SUPPLY co. AT 59Ig
ANDIRONS, fire tools, screens and all fre-
place goods repaired and refinished. D. L
CROMWELL, 10 18th st NV ME lI34
seasoned; locust posts, 4x4 oak posts
fence boards immediate delivery. L. s.
PARKER. Falls Church AK 4319 -
YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
our seasoned, 1907 hardwood For fre-
place Tood, call the WOOD MAN. Sligo
CORD WOOD TO BURN. any length, time
or place: U, s.. s. cord, $50: half cord,
WOOD FOR SALE - Well-Seasoned oak
slabs. any length; also seasoned oak and
mixed fireplace wood. order now FIR
Evening star., 1946-09-18
ROOMS WANTED.

LADY, nonsmoker and nondrinker, desire.
NICE room in apt. or house in NV. section
Box GLL-H. Star. 19s
GENTLEMAN, refined, wishes room will
private shower bath; ref If desired. Bo,
26S-H, Star
VETERAN, nonsmoker and nondrinker, de
sires single room. Box 323-H. Star
GENTLEMAN wants single room with bath
DOWNTOWN section Box 324-H. Star, 49,
COUPLE, employed, desire by Oct. /, room
in private family, breakfast privilege; ives
or north Of 14th st, NV AID. 1884 2Os
gOLORED-2 YOUNG Negro ladies desire
furnished rm.: walk distance of Md ave
ne. Call after 6 pm TR 2R10
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
cies for girls. in this popular guesthouse
specializing in good food and service
1712 New Hampshire ave. NV 10
LARGE DOUBLE RIM, suitable for 4 people
with pvt bath: also dble rm: conv transp
to Pentagon and downtown; tel and laun-
dry facilities; near Colonial Village. MRS
MOORE, GIL. 1853 IL
1146 HOBART ST. N.W.-Board and room
Girl to share nice room with another girl;
twin beds. good food 1qs
double room for gentleman, board optional
AID. S631 Ia
TO RENT-Large double room, twin beds
S52 so each: l bed in double rm. for men
$50 mo. AID S024 80
Evening star., 1946-09-18

EXCELLENT TOWN HOUSE, perfect condi
tion. beautiful rooms immediate occupancy;
embassy or nonproft organization only;
IA rooms, 412 baths; $3.50 month, 3-year
lease. For appointment to see call LAURA
HARLAN & Co, 1905 10th st. NV, Ma
4031. Box 275-G, Star -19
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Nr. 25th and Pa
ave. Sc, immediate possession, modern de-
tached brick home in fine condition: nice
rooms, bath good-size basement. gas. H.
VIII. built-in garage, beautiful lot: 4
adults, no children; rent S11O monthly.
Evening star., 1946-09-18
BOATS.

PROPELLER REPAIRING-Have your pro.
pelier repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
GHlo; marine supplies. 1912 11th st. sc
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES and parts
8, KING FULTON. INC. sos Maine ave
HiGGiNs BOAT az #. utility. now be-
Ing demonstrated Place your order for
priority number with HUGH ALEXANDER,
yatch broker and authorized Higgins deal
ave. s,v ME- b3R2 25s
KERMATH 100 PARTS, complets. except
cylinder head. WOOD, MA S41<. 1gs
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| HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcons.I.

ELDERLY COUPLE (s5). prewar Washing-
tonians back from the war; college grad
yates, professional workers and childless,
but otherwise normal: prepared TO make
usual statements about smoking and drink
ing; bored with apt. developments, desire
house pref. unfurnished) in NV. or nearby
Va, before Oct. 20; rent around 500 mo-,
9 mos. in advance II desired. Call Fails
Church 1239-W after pm. 19s
NAVY COMMANDER AND WIFE desire to
sublet house or apartment 3 to months.
Call NO. 4430, Ext. 604 20s
UNFURNlSHED. or more bedrooms; large
adult family: NV. preferred. care assured.
BY PERMANENT REsIDENr-s. preferabl,
4 fs. bedroom bogss hoy y is Northwest or Pc
WANT TO RENT or room furnished
house. with garage. 3 adults; rent not to
exceed $500 per month: yearly lease Phons
DE. 1854 go
s12O A MoNTH-will pay several months
advance for suitable 2-bedrm. dwelling in
Sc; excellent references; perma.6nt but
will consider short-term lease. CNil MAI.
GOODALL, FIR. 5000, Ext. 1887 mornings,
and FIR, p464 ewes -24
MECHANICAL ENGINEER and wife desire
I or 2 bedrm. house, furn. or unfurn..
Silver Spring, Takoma Park preferred: quiet
nondrinkers. nonsmokerS no children or
pets. CH. 1910. L=lQ
Evening star., 1946-09-18
APARTMENTS UNEURhIsHEp.

BROOM APT, semipyt. bath. Northwest
section. $50 month: employed couple; Can
be seen after T pm. Call TIA. 5l22 after
$50 pm, Box 463-G, Star.
LARGE FRONT ROOM and kitchen, semi
bath, newly decorated Must be quiet EN-
ployed couple. Gas and elect. included in
rent. S55 3GI6 Park pl n "
Evening star., 1946-09-18
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. and VA

LARGE ROOM In gentle home; no other
roomers; kitchen and laundry privileges
Call -SH. 1884, after. $50 pm. Prefer
girl between 25 and 35. is
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOM, In mod.
apt. for married couple; cony. transp. GIL.
S473 or TIA 349g 19s
sleeping. room for gentleman. $3.50 q wk.
Lovely room, private bath private entrance;
/ or gentlemen preferred Hillside liza.
Evening star., 1946-09-18
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

NAVY OFFICER. WIFE and 5-year -old
daushter desire two-bedroom. furnished
house or apartment up to SI25. Arlington
preferred. Call LIT. COMDR. BRUNEAU,
MI 1900. after o'clock 22s
Evening star., 1946-09-18
ROOMS FUR.-MD. and VA. tcont. J

NEWLY FURN. DBL. RIM, pvt. home, conv
tfansp; dha pGo gentlemen gent @ preferred: sgl.. $40
ARL.. VA, s"2 21st ST. soUTH-Furn
room. one block from bus private en-
trance; semiprivate bath: $50 per month
SOUTH ARLINGTON, just below Arlington
Ridge rd.. 8, minutes from Pentagon--Men
or employed young couple; gentle home
single. $40: double, $50 JA l6g2-W -2(
Evening star., 1946-09-18
POULTRY g EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
00Sp
SELECT PULLETS-6O0 Austria white and
w. Leg, laying or ready TO lay will sell
or farm out on shares. GIL. $3.50 is
Evening star., 1946-09-18

IN THE TILDEN GARDENS group - A
charming apartment of three bedrooms.
two baths sun parlor. living room, dining
room. and kitchen. immediate possession.
Also a 1-bedroom type at 1861 Crescent
another 3-bedroom, two-bath type near
10th ST, and Columbia rd. NV. EDMUND
j, FLYNN tauthority on cooperative plan
RI. 1TAo.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WILL EXCHANGE attractive stone 6-roon
house in New Alexandria for house on Ions
Island. N. Y. Apply Box 1OS-G, Star
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

COLORED- . men or couple to share house
With another man: pri.; ref WA. S3S4
fo
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOsPITAL BEDS, IDEAL BEDDING AND
FuRNITURE CO.. 622 Z st. NV. National
TYPEwRITERs FOR RENT, $3.50 per
month. 3 mos s. IL. Call (IE STlQ Srs
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
PRIVATE PARTY will buy small unit from
owner. EN- 1916
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. WANTED.

WILL PURCHASE cooperative apt. direc
from owner. EN-. 1915
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE

WASHINGTON TO NEW YORK-Desirable
l-bedroom garden apt. for similar, New
York or vicinity. Phone UN 4373 10
Evening star., 1946-06-03
Political Consequences
By Raymon Moley

The Democratic-Labor coalition, so
strong during the past II years. has
been badly shaken by the railroad-coal
labor crisis. Labor's counter offensive
against President Truman has been
sharp and serious. The Whitney out
burst, the hate Truman rallies, Sidney
Hillman's telegraphic offensive, the
attacks by Roosevelt stalwarts like
Messrs. Morgenthau and Ickes are all
signs of the weakening, if not the
breakup, of an alliance which always
has been opportunistic. These symptoms
may wear off because it is not probable
that these discontented people will move
into the Republican party. And Messrs.
Truman and Hannegan will pass out
plenty of olive branches But the present
uproar on the left certainly will carry
on into the 1916 election and seriously
affect its results.
Because of this break, opponents of
labor will stiffen their opposition. Con-
gressional candidates whose natural
inclination is to oppose close labor
Affiliations will be bolder. The use of
union money in congressional contests
will be more openly resented Congress-
men will vote more freely for measures
limiting the power of labor.
X X
But grave weaknesses in the CIO-PAC
effort to dominate elections will show
up sharply. These weaknesses were ap-
parent even before the late crisis. The
PAC has been unsuccessful in its con-
tests in Southern primaries. And even
in labor newspapers there have been
admissions that labor unions are not
effective political organisms. Their basic
forms Of organization are not suitable
for political action. In 1914, the PAC
Evening star., 1946-06-03
The Guard Looks Ahead

It Is symbolic of the times that the
first unit of the District National
Guard to be organized under the
postwar reactivation program is an
aviation squadron. Recruiting for
the new unit, to be known as the
l21st Fighter Squadron, already has
begun among veteran flyers of World
War II. The squadron will have as
signed to it at the outset conven-
tional fighters and trainers, but
these eventually will be replaced by
the latest types of jet planes, ac-
cording to National Guard officials.
1t is only fair to point out that in
getting running start on the
ground units in the Guard reorgan-
ization schedule the aviation squad
ron has the advantage of having an
operational base available at Boiling
Field. The ground contingents are
less fortunate. Their headquarters
and drill facilities were taken over
by the Federal Government in 1943
and have not yet been returned.
The new National Guard Armory
houses very important branch Of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
the Identification division with its
millions of criminal fingerprints and
records. Federal space authorities
hope to find a suitable home for the
FBI division by October next.
Meanwhile, there Is no point in con-
Quoting an intensive drive for Ma
tional Guard ground force recruits
until they have some place to drill.
Once the armory is returned to
Its intended occupants, the local
Guard can launch an all-out re-
activation program, with full atten-
tion to co-ordinated activities of air
and ground units. Even with this
full program at its peak, however,
the big $2,700,000 armory in South
east Washington will not be used to
the limit of its potentialities. Recog-
nizing this, the National Guard has
requested legislation to authorize
use OF the hall, when circumstances
permit, for civic gatherings, sports
events, exhibits and conventions.
Joint control would be vested in the
Guard and the District Commits
sioners, and rental income would
be deposited in the Treasury to the
credit of the Guard. A bill to this
effect has been introduced in the
House by Chairman Mcmillan of the
House District Committee. It's pas
sage would provide at least an in
terim solution of the long standing
problem Of how to accommodate
large conventions and other large
gatherings desiring to meet in the
Nations Capital.
Evening star., 1946-06-03

was a national organization with dc
tatorlal power at the top. It's effective
ness was spotty. Last year. some efforts
were made to decentralize 1t and to
permit the formation of local groups
with the right to conduct their own
campaigns. 1t also has had trouble
with Communist infiltration, which
aimed at weakening Sidney Hillman's
control The effort of the PAC to place
more control in a facade of so-called
ntellectuals, writer's and artists simply
has mixed up its machinery with lot
OF rank amateurs in politics.
There WILL moreover, be greater
criticism of and more attempts to
restrict the special political privileges
which labor now enjoys under the law.
Public1zing of union funds, especially
OF those parts which go into political
activities, may well be enforced by law.
A. F. Whitney's tall talk about the
wealth of his union and how much of it
has been appropriated for political CAM
paigns will greatly reinforce efforts to
extend the Hatch Act. Sooner or later,
nlinorities in the unions will rebel
against mass commitments in politics
and will assert themselves. Congress-
men on the six months committee
suggested by the President will work
to curb the political activities of unions,
simply because their own interests are
involved. They will have to weaken the
political arm of unions. or it will ul-
timately destroy them
Much needs to be done legislatively
before the great perogatives of labor
can be reduced-but the time is ripe for
the effort
(Reiessed By Associated Newsparers)
Evening star., 1946-06-03

definitely Communist-and therefore
according to Mr.. Trivanovitch) without
popular roots-anti-Axis and anti
Chetnik, and fighting for totally diff
ferent objective than Mihailovich's. n,
The result was civil war combined
with war against the Germans and
Italians 1t is the charge of the anti
Mihailovich pamphlet that he aban-
ooned the fight against the Germans and
Italians only to fight the Partisans. and
documentary evidence is presented, to
show that he assisted the Germans. and
the Italians in particular, in their strug-
gle against the Partisans.
But American officers testified that
chetniks, fighting Germans. were fallen
upon in the rear by Partisans-which
vas certainly collaboration with the enc
NY. In such a situation, the probability
IS, and the evidence on both sides indi-
Gates, that the Axis did its best to draw
consequences favorable to itself from
the condition of civil strife, and to drive
one resistance movement against the
other.
The question, therefore. of who was
guilty of collaboration and if so, why.
can hardly be answered without asking
the prior and fundamental question:
Who started the civil war in Yugoslavia?
For nothing could have been more favor
able to the Axis than civil war And on
this, I believe, impartial history would
pin the guilt on the Psrtisans. For in
stead OF making a common front for
the duration of the struggle against the
Germans, their fight against the Axis
was. from the outset, a fight also against
the London government and the Chet-
nlKs, and struggle to weaken and de-
stroy Serbla-the very center of the
resistance. To do this, Marshal Tito
has not hesitated to welcome the aid of
former Pavelich Croatians.
Mihailovlch is now being tried for
treason by his opponents who, in this
case, are prosecutor, judge and jury.
The trial will never unravel the threads
OF the tragic Yugoslav events, for it is
to the interest of the prosecution, which
has already presented the verdict. to
suppress the complete story of the civil
war.
y
As for the evidence" this columnist
was for four years correspondent in the
Balkans, and knows too much about
Balkan forgeries of documents to accept
anything as prima facie evidence. with
out cross examination before an i'm
partial judge. Knowing also Belgrade
police methods, which have not been
humanized by Marshal Titos OZNA,
confession indicate nothing to me
except the efficacy of these methods.
If anything is evidence, the testimony
of the American officers and flyers is.
That it is barred in Yugoslavia is in
itself, sufficient indication of the sort of
trial to which Gen. Mihailovich is
being exposed. The American name for
1t is lynch law"
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