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STORES WANTED.

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with US for
quick action. Many of our clients, in
GLIDING out-of-town chain store COM
panies. are looking for store locations. Call
Mr.. Kelly LEO M BERNSTEIN e. CO.
1415 K st. NV. ME-. 5400. lie
BY CHAIN STORE CORP, small stores,
800 to 800 SO; it, on Georgia ave. Sill.
Spr., Md, and on Wisconsin ave. Be-
thesda, Md; also / 900 So. it. warehouse
space on list f., centrally located. 81.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

comml.; $40 So #. ground A.: ne cor.
ideal for many bus. purps. Ma IDOL. III
514 10th ST. N.W-oface or workshop
space, approx 1000 SO. it; End cemml !:
bldg equip. with passenger and freight
elevators: loading facilities from alley.
Leasing dept LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st. NV. ME. 300 -l6
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5-FAMTLY BRICK APT BLDG. in ne
practically new; rent, S3.400 year
Owner will accept small house in trade.
SHAPIRO, INC, Me. 17I7, ia. 1911
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DOWNTOWN STORES-S7s

u tGC., VINIUI
st. NV. Ma. 96s2.
Several Desirable Locations
Available for early occupancy. Various
sizes and locations. Call US to discuss
your requirements
J. A. WEINBERG co.
l7O7 St n W. Realtors. MA. $500. III
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PARKING LOTS.
AUTO LOANS.

500 MASS. AVE. NW.-25x129 #. fol-
,a rking lot; on busy thoroughfare. near
Sth ST. Call MA. 1910 for information
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT

BRENTWOoD-14,220 SO. it., at No. /
hwy, for used car lot or any commercial
use. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1890. ID
6e6 MASS. AVE. N.W-25x129; : to side
and rear alley; suitable for parking lot
or auto sales Call Ma. 1870
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RITy ONF-ONE FREE
SUMMER SACRIFICED

Write your own ticket on this North Ar.
lington 3-bedrm. brick Colonial: full hall
entrance, dandy lot: 5000 cash down or
less. Call OW. $500 for apt.
LURIA BROS.
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900 SO. FIT. for light manufacturing. stor-
age or office; End f.; SIS per mo. Mr..
SLATER. RE. 3126. -15
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SUBURBAN BRICK BUNGALOW

$3.50 down: ST4 so monthly. Attrac-
tive broom home with floored expansion
attic. Large, equipped kitchen with gar an
baee disposal unit, gas &C. neat 1ull
basement Copper plumbing CAL
MANNAS REALTY co.
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AL BAKER & SON, INC.
LOVELY BRK, BUNGALOW

Situated on a larger. nicely Handicapped
lot Just hlks. of Lee hwy. in desirable
Norwood; cony. TO schools, transportation
and shopping center; well planned, having
equipt. kit. ! cheerful bedrms.. tiled batn
and delightful screened porch on 1st f. ;
spacious 3rd bedrm, on End A.: a full
dry bSmt., with rec. nm. space, oil C.
heating system and II bath round out a
home which We are proud TO offer for only
Slf.11U.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agency
GIL RAmS. OK 1T1N- Ii
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.

WANTED RoOMING HoUSE-Real estate
prop. for immed sale; Dupont Circle area.
j. A. WEINBERG CO, Realtors. 1907 H
81 ~ u MA S5H0 -l5
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CHEVROLET late 1s4s model 1s-ton panel;
heater and defroster; less than 100 mi;
$1,000 cash. Call MR.. GORDON re.
INTERNATIONAL Xii acton panel, ,l947
model: with heater and defroster: 900
miles: ST $3.50. Call West River 1os,F.lA
n 1871 panel; good cond; $3.50.
aonI IA III st n w ia o2l1 -ls
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LOTS FOR SALE.

TWO LARGE PARCELS of ground ready
for subdivision. sewer. water, gas and cleo
tricity available: near D. c. line. MILTON
F. RUPERT, Investment Bldg. D1. 5015.
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L. S. HURLEY
BRICK-S1O,25O

90 N. Brandywine st. Arlington. GIL
n2 or CE OSLO Daily. 9 to & 30 i {
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AuToMorIvE MIscELLANEoUs,

TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted
radiator grill guards, steps and ladder
racks in stock Truck department. FREL
s. GICHNER IRON WORKS, 1214 cath
st. NV. RE 2419.
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Stock and Tobacco Farm

145 acres with frontage on Md. No. and
u S. 30i, just Ii miles from d. c.: To-
rm. modern house with 3 baths, tenant
house, 2 tobacco barns and all necessary
outbldes Priced at less than ST. So per acre
Call Mr. Britt. AT 1927 or VI. 1915
C. D MURPHY. Realtor. Ia
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

family units, business prop
erty. and apartment houses. Republic
$500 CASH-over LIST trust to invest
in business property in District of CO.
lumbia or 4-famiy fiat in NV. or Mont
gomery county direct from owner. DU.
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcon..) .

CENTER OF CLARENDON, adj to new
Medical Bldg. excel location for doctors
low rent, can be divided 1929 No.
Irving St, Arlington. Va. or phone Georgia
CONVENIENT NV. LocATIoN-suitable
for professional man: will lease. HERBERT
81 End AND Sra s Floors, .G for ONCE or bust
to eth and F SITS: newly conditioned;
hss ssis S sEAEFx eoRP
3 AND 4. RIM. OFFICE SUITE, for high;
class professional purposes only; located
IN ,clarsndon, psrking IN rear. Lyon
p fss 81 * SIS 6E Ri aeo9 rms kit and
bath; s43 ~, Mass va Gays aye. NV. For intor-
BAR saRE n, s1Ps sS 11 oa.r st. tss assk
space for those who want the best; re-
ceptionist, mail switchboard and stenog
s oFFHeE s Gs P' 500 S50t s. IT, furnished
sYaa! cab Rni * s & sS'''n'0A'a service
:: s'f Rooms AND LAvAroRy-Entire sec
ond Moor, in excellent downtown building
Cali Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, GIL
GROUND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE with
ample pa, parking 9r ms on Route
1921 CONN. AvE.-one flight UP, 1000
Fl or su ssS o4 oe snfpTo aon
light, heat. char and switchboard services
Ta11
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7 MIN. FROM PENTAGON

. New homes, pa baths, 3 large bedrooms,
custom built Of the finest materials. Many
other features. offered by builder at a
reduced price for immed sale. Open noon
Till dark daily. To reach. Lee hwy to
Military I'd. right blocks to Lorcom
lane, right blocks to Vacation lane,
right to houses.
See Owner on Premises
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices: local or long distance.
IA. 2937; after z pm. GE. 1416. IA
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Lovely little home in Brandon Village; 2
bedroom and bath on 1st floor rear
screened porch; large finished room or
Ind floor; rec. room. storm windows, COM
plete kit; near bus and schools; price
Sl5.75O. M. T. BROYHILL IL SON, CHI
$500. -l5
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SUMMER CAMPS,

CAMP MONTROSE, 22nd season. for girls
All sports, Guiding riding and swimming;
4-week season, S125: weekly rates;
churches near. Catalog 2 Mr.. and MRS.
I. A RANDALL. ClarkSYille. Nd. -l3
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Walk to st. Thomas Moore

plan. nv rm 24x12, din. rm. 1sxl2. lge.
coup kt bath a4 r5.d screened bssb dr p Snd
full bsmt.; gar; lge. fenced lot; only
$1,000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd, OK. 1855, Gil. o561.
IA
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

APT. BLDG, NV; fine sec; around ID
yrs. old; not over million dollars. Would
like to trade in bldg. worth around
$500, 900, clear, and pay difference in
cash. Box Ask, Star
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE,
ministerial PROPERTY For sALE

IN NORTH WALDORF, MD. is mi. D., c.,
on Routes 5 and 30l, one mi r,r siding,
with all the land YOU want. &c So. IT
H NJ. HUNTER, Bladensburg, Nd. ST
2lQE no SES4 L.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN VACANT LoT-West side, Of
side and rear; 4Sh2 feet wide by depth
Of 122la. feet, containing 1925 square
feet; W VII accommodate three 81
Of approximately 500 900: building and
lard complete should cost not in ex-
4, E: ILsANDvo1GT. SIS 18th st. NV,
a:sToRY BLDG: garage, alley on rear,
S6S to neg " H SE sse price $40
GAS STATION, oIs-ft. frontage on BALTIC.
blvd; fully equipped; property includes
6-room furn; house with INV. oil heat
Grafton and doing nice business. Till g
TAI VIEW REALTY CO, sos N. Y. ave.
sore 3 snd s sP Rent slsE b bref d sts
Price, 81 800; H H. CARTER, MA.
5000 18th ST. N.E-Corner store 2ox65,
&o-tt. show window. apt above cont: 4
reasonable. good terms; good for most any
kit and bath apt in rear; :S-rm- kit, and
bath apt, with open porch above: size OF
bldg 1896: reasonable price and good
terms: viii finance TO suit purchaSer AZ
Real Estate, 1908 n. Y. ave. NV. MA.
SIS or RA. 9226
list COMMERCIAL"
bcf f house ne't suabe for S. small Sx 5e
! or can be remodeled into excellent store
fun basement oil h :oG deep lot to 20 {,
n aty prize eVss s EN- Bass Cav VIA M Manuel
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. CONT
WESTOVER-6-RM. BRICK

WESTOVER-6-RM. BRICK
Corner lot. 3-bedrm. white brick, aptly de-
scribed as BEST House in Westover." M.
Wash. blvd. No. Arlington. Ideal tempo
1ary officers home, with steady resale de-
mand Permanent small home owner s
dream. Mr. shopping center and buses.
Unusual features incl. beautiful shrubbery,
picket fence. screened living porch, asphalt
netian blinds, awnings, etc. Going for
quick sale at S15,S50. For appointment to
inspect dial FA. 4503 during business hrs.
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SOLD
4 BEDROOMS

Under $4,000; in Waverly Hills; liv, nm,
fireplace, family sized din. rm;, equip
kit full bsmt.. shady lot; excel. neigh
borhood
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, OK. 1855, GIL. o56l.
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5000 SO. FT.-UNUSUAL
once space all on one foor. with balcony
double ceiling height; light on 3 sides, in
large s-story elev. downtown ONCE bldg
with full service; will divide to suit lessee;
81 90 per #. See Victor Bldg, 724 9th
st. NV. MA. 1852.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG.
ofices available for business, professional,
medical or trade association and others
1916 CONNECTICUT AVE.
AID 5000.
COLORED-27e2 GA. AVE. N.W.-3 nice
rooms and bath, screened porch; suitable
for physician or attorneys once; $50 mo-;
if interested, call co. 965S. IA
COLORED-OFFICE FOR RENT, near
14th and U sts. in modern bldg. Reason
able rent. RUDDEN & COIN, INC, Elk
CoLoRED-1DEAL FOR DOCTOR or den
fist in apt. bldg. in thriving bus: center
and residential section NV; 4 rms.
foyer, bath Will redecor: in colors to
suit. Locate right now. DU. 1885, ewes.
EN- 2SO5
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Modern cot
tages and apis and rms. by week. LII
LIAM VAN AUKEN. Dickinson 451., IL
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.--For rent fur
nished apis, right on the beach; reserva-
lions. Rehoboth 545l; D. c., EN-. 1897
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APPROXIMATELY 81 900 50. It. Of ground
with sidings; zoned industrial Will build
to suit tenants on long term lease: CON-
TRACTORS SUPPLY CO., Box Alb, Alex
sanndria, Va; oy; 2o49, Alex; ls4s; 49,
H ne; situated on soft. alley: vacant;
approx. 500 50. it; only S25 to respon-
sible tenant through DRURY REALTY
CORP, 1877 K st. NV. RE 1888. Ia
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION service
natl. distrib METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO., so Fla. ave ne. no. 06S2
1000 OR 5000 SO. FT.-New modern
one-story warehouse space available Aug
/; railroad siding: tailboard loading anc
outside parking facilities; close-in D. c.
long-term lease.
j. A. WEINBERG CO.,
RealtnrS 1rnr II st n w MA $500 L
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ou1-oE-IoWA REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

RETIRING? Beaut. s-rm. brick house. su
perior constr, long liv. rm. with hrepl
on well-landscaped lots, at San Benito
Tex. (Rio Grande Valley. Reas. Gil. 1857
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ALTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 194s Chew.
vals, stakes, panels and pickup for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
ME TOLL.
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TOP VALUES

.5oO-e rms and bath on st H; q
bedrm apt on 2nd fl. . studio apis. IN
bsmt.; total income, Sle0 per mo- conV.
area
S1a95o-Lovely 4-bedrm. white brick
home. rec. nm. breezeway; lot 90xl2S,
S2l ,a50-3- bedrm, 1i2-bath brick Co.
lonial. in lovely Larchmont
500 50O-2Io acres: 4-bedrm.. 2bath
Fnelish home. with lovely woods In stream.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER co.
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OWNER MOVING

Fine brick Colonial in Lee Heights. North
ArlinEton; l yr old immediate possession:
open screened porch overlooking spacious
shady lawn; recrea. room with buit-in
bar and hreplsce maids room with batn
make this Groom home perfect for COM
Portable living For appointment to in
spect, NJ. r. BROYHIIL & SON, CHI. $500.
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BUNGALOW-S11,95O

owner says sell. as he's due in Missouri
August 1st. This coy home has 5 lovely
rms. and bath on 1st floor with 1 bedrm
and / unfinished rm. for storage on 2nd
floor Splendid cond.: nice neishborhood
shopping Priced for quick sale. Won't
last long See 1T today!
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
Exclusive. 2N5l Wilson Blvd, oW. 4347
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INTENTION

The bungalow you've always wanted,
nestled among trees and completely in
attractive studio living room. pine paneled
walls with arched ceiling, fireplace, open
Ing onto screened perch. Attractive din
bath, Full basement with lge. garage.
oil h.-w.h work benches; u blk. from
transp. Sit. on lge. lot. Shown by ap-
pointment. SEWFLI. REALTY CO: IA s.
1873 Q5I4. Open ewes. IL
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TAxIs FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CHEVROLET 1915: actual mi, $4,000
heater. 5 tires, plus 2 Polar Grip tires
S1,lbO TW 274O, lib
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Colonial Investment Co.
o-STQRY BRICK

At 1925 King st. busy sec. OF Alexandria S
main bust. ST.. First floor In present use
as plumbing and real estate ONCE. Second
floor. partly furnished apt. Large bsmt.
Building and bust both for sale. Price:
500 900. terms. R. L. RHINE Realty
co, 607 Prince st. Alexandria' TE. $40
41ES ALEX 2Sho
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Senate Votes Increase
In Soil A||ofmenfs
BY the Associated Press

The Senate headed today into q
new fight over soil conservation pay
ments to farmers in the wake of q
Democratic victory for bigger allot-
ments.
Over Republican protests and with
the decisive help of three COP
members who broke party ranks, the
Democrats won approval late yester-
day of a proposal to increase pay
ments to $300,000,000 for the 1949
crop year. The vote on the amend
ment by Senator Russell, Democrat.
of Georgia was al to 38.
The House voted only $225, 600, 900
for that fund and the Republican,
controlled Senate Appropriations
Committee went along
Soil conservation payments are
made to farmers who cooperate
generally In the Federal agriculture
program.
The fund is a part of a bill to
provide $1,20l, ,597, ,4O5 for operation
of the many sided farm program
during the fiscal year starting July /.
A vote on the bill might come
today.
After adoption of Senator Rus
sells amendment, Senator Young,
Republican, of North Dakota served
notice he plans to offer one of his
own which he said would restore the
soil payment formula used prior to
this wear.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
3 Men, Boy Missing
In Northwest Floods
BY tho Associated Press

Three men and a 4-year-old boy
were missing today in the flood
swept Pacific Northwest as swollen
rivers continued to pour over their
banks.
The Clearwater River in North
Central Idaho was receding, but
streams in other regions of the
State, in Washington, Montana,
British Columbia and Oregon re-
manned at flood stage.
A warm sun beamed down yester-
day. but brought new dangers
sunshine would send down more
water to the bulging rivers from
melting SHOWS in the mountains.
More than 5000 acers of rich farm
land near Bonners Ferry, Idaho
were inundated by the Kootenai
River which raced through six
breaks in 34-foot dikes. The water
was up to the caves of some farm
buildings.
A 4-year-old boy vanished off the
top of house boat in the Columbia
River near Portland. the same area
in which a tug boat with two men
aboard disappeared Sunday. A
youth tried to swim ashore from q
row boat on the Snake River in
Idaho and is missing. Reports that
he reached an island started an
aerial search but he was not found.
The Catherine River near La
Grande, Greg, was at its highest
level in 48 years.
At Spokane. Wash. the Weather
Bureau said 275 inches Of rain have
fallen since June l, 1947, the wettest
IL months on record.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Senate Judiciary Unit
To Meet on Legality
OF Mundt Bill Today
By the Associofed Press

Senators put the controversial
anti-communism bill under legal
microscope today to cneck its con-
stitutionality.
Chairman Wiley called special
session of the Judiciary Commit
tee to start going into all aspects
of the House approved measure de-
signed to shackle communism in
this country.
Although approved overwhelm-
ingly by the House, the bill spon-
sored by Representatives Mundt,
Republican, South Dakota, and
Nixon, Republican, of California
faces an uncertain fate in the Sen
ate. There is abundant evidence
that it stands little chance of reach
ing the floor in its present form.
Taft Asks Careful Study.
Chairman Taft of the Senate Re-
publican Policy Committee has let
it be known that he is not satisfied
with the present bill. He has asked
the judiciary Committee to study 1t
very carefully"
Senator Wiley told a reporter he
thinks the objectives are sound. But
he added:
I'VE have got to be sure that IN
pursuing sound objective we don't
create a mechanism that is un-
sound"
Senator Magnuson, Democrat, OF
Washington declared he Is opposed
to the bill as it is now written"
Senator Cooper, Republican. of Ken
lucky said he doesn't like either the
theory of the measure or its ap-
proach.
On the other hand, Senator Ferg-
uson, Republican, of Michigan
thinks Congress can write a good
bill' to curb the Communists. He
added that while he thinks very
well of the House BILL" it should be
reviewed from legal standpoint.
Registration Would Be Required.
Senator Revercomb, Republican,
of West Virginia said any bill that
has as its purpose the control OF
subversives "has good purpose"
1t is time, he said, to bring the
matter out into the open"
The Mundt- Nixon measure would
not specifically outlaw the Com
munist Party. But it would outlaw
any effort to set up a totalitarian
dictatorship in this country-an OBJ
iective the House Committee on Un-
Activities ascribes to the
party.
The bill also would require the
party to register and make pub
lie its membership. Communist
front organizations also would be
required to register with the At
torney General.
Penalties for violations would
range up to $4,000 fine and 10 years
in Jail.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
District Nurses Indorse
Merqer Of Six Groups

Endorsement of a proposal to
group the Nations six nursing or
ganizations into one large associa-
ton was voted last night by the
District Graduate Nurses Associa-
ton at a special meeting at the
District Medical Society Auditorium.
Miss Edith Beattie, executive Sec
retary of the 2000-member District
Association, said the Endorsement
would be forwarded to a meeting of
the American Nurses Association,
the National League of Nursing Ed
ucation and the National Organiza-
ton for Public Health Nursing,
scheduled for May 81 to June 4 at
Chicago.
The three largest national groups
are expected to take action on pro-
posals to merge with the National
Association of Colored Graduate
Nurses, the Association of Collegiate
Schools of Nursing and the Amer
ican Association of Industrial
Nurses.
The group last night also voted
In favor of accepting lay members.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Magee in Nuremberg
0pens First Defense
Of Nazi by American
BY the Associoied Press

NUREMBERG. Germany, May 25.
The first defense of an alleged
German war criminal by an Amer
lean attorney was opened here to-
day in an American war crimes
court.
Warren E. Magee of Washington
began introducing evidence in the
defense of Baron Ernst Won Weiz-
saecker, former state secretary of
the German Foreign Office.
Weizsaecker is among 2l former
Nazi diplomats and government Of
f1cials accused to helping Hitler plot
aggressive war and commit brutali-
ties against conquered peoples.
Documents Submitted.
Mr.. Magee submitted a mass of
documents designed to prove that
his client actually worked against
Hitler and in behalf of peace. They
contained claims that the courtly,
gray-haired diplomat remained in
the foreign service under Hitler
only to do what he could to balk
Hitler.
"Weizsaecker was the outstanding
representative of the German peace
party" said one document, an af-
fidavit by Countess Eleonora Alto
lico. widow of former Italian Am
bassador to Berlin. He fought a
fierce, silent and strenuous battle to
prevent the war, and put his life in
danger for this purpose"
This claim was supported by the
secret diary of DR.. Carl j. Burck-
hardt, former League of Nations
high commissioner for Danzig, now
Swiss Minister to Paris.
The documents submitted today
to a special commissioner were only
preliminary to the opening Of Mr..
Magee's veSbal defense before the
full three Judge American court
later this week.
Head of d. c. Law Firm.
Mr.. Magee, 40-year-old head OF
Washington law firm, was the first
American attorney authorized to
defend a German in the American
war crimes courts here.
He won the permission last De-
cember after another court had
turned down a similar request for
American legal aid. Since then,
however. another American lawyer
Joseph Robinson Of New York, has
been given permission to help de-
fend che of the directors OF the
Krupp munitions firm.
For four months Mr.. Magee has
taken an active part in the trial
of Weizsaecker and his co-defend-
ants, cross-examining prosecution
witnesses and helping the German
lawyers prepare their defense.
He will personally handle the de-
fense of Weizsaecker before the full
court