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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

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apartments and furniture in two OF them
is included in sale price: owner leaving CITY
f I'll ' pm VIM III #. sAuNDERs CO. INC
ana and city line in fairfax ak County; !
acre, with 3-bedroom frame house, est.
frontage: priced low at 65c per 50. IT.
ii Ins % M w. * s issg Columbia pike Ar
JUNK YARDSdood Alexandria corner 10
cation. $4,000 includes 8 trucks, balers
tf hes and sss ss
sssIsoE; sSs y; caDitcI st. ~. al
saSth e 70 acres @ld h
5 %Iis imDToysd By prick houses
spsrtnents; D So. 600 sash, required =
handle; Exclusive with H. A. EDGE,
N n THE fssi BUSINESS oENrER of Clarendon.
Arlington, Va. on main thorouehfare to
d BdE 71 s9sa g. Of
seqSiee ef station SOW WEfMANM pRoPERfEs
INC, 242o Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
AkLISGToN.up to 17o-tt sxeelien.
busiest streets Perfect for furniture store
r. w. MULLEN, 3111 Columbia pike. OK
BRICK HOME-Zoned commercial, adtoin-
ing the radio bldg. in Arlington zone Of
Arlington's largest and nearest ONCE bldgS,)
adjacent to Wilson blvd, Arlington Court
house and Colonial Village: 4 rms. and
bath on Ist floor; spacious rms and bath
and outside entrance; detached garage, oil
heat; now vacant; immediate poss may be
obtained, Call OWNER after 8 pm,
GEoR eGaiA AVE. NV, mr.. Allison St
Vacant, hrst commercial, suitable for any
type Of business. with or without improve
ments. reasonably priced for your inspec-
bath Bat. t gas heat .m%ediass gssssssiO1 g
CO. CO.. II i415 ea St: NV Nv Me-. s4So. WASH va
ingtons Complete Real Estate Institution"
FIRST COMMERCIAL in Arlington. near
Columbia pike and Lakewood ST.: $4,000
#. at ST 40 per So. 1T. This is now the
lowest price for e1mm 1,,TS ~ property in
T Isl coMMERcIAiL@isas;lt. frontage On
aye 10000 een SCI f. q prime
commercial ground in the heart Of this
high income community. Wa. 1925. or
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1. Il
A FINE COMMERCIAL LOCATION, in
downtown Alex. It's a 3-story brick and
needs renovating but would house half
dozen Offices. Already zoned. Contains 7
garage; One block from King st. steal
WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike.
CE 1341 OK. 2T9S %
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FARMS FOR SALE.

STROUTS GREEN FARM catalos-Over
200 bargains frs 81 sSasei RE sSISs TIA
woodward Bldg. Washington. D. Co. Me-
R sTepGl1FiaFRu COUNTRY PRoPERTY-ons
acres OF best land modern Sroom. we'll
Constructed home, in excellent condition condition;
ideal setting: beautiful shade, shrubbery
and lawn; home and grounds have excep-
tional charm Large dairy. barn and other
buildings, excellent condition. hard road.
to nsaE SGe00i B shH Worth total price
property pr See il and be convinced: Selling
due to IL health sqossan nrice ca 81 300
Also other sqGd 6a ss VT aggsEahL
REAL ESTATE, oskton., Va: near e oakton
So ACRES. clear and timber. main hwy;'
Leonardtown, ND anG SsdSs RIP s.s sta:
t1Sn s Ss5 So s4'ooo Cali K n SLXHEF!T.
AcE VS. 0H ss a8s ss ne view
7 miles out; With number OF y snCI,
JoHs SyEpoPsTIs coiesviiie' Nd. oSSall
a sssso iMao 5 Sfas FARM with 7-Toom
house equipped with electricity; just, Of
highway. 5 miles from Leesburs,, V Va. Van VAN
dDzs a zaE Esssbd RR0af
R RICKETTS, II Rf!p go
worth Of stoG5 w and S ssFy OF faF Pa
oNE-M4 Sgy FARM, Is Is acres close 70 mar;
kets: ideal for retired highest Sfafs 81
H. BoAZ, 340S 18th st. ne MI. sZfl'
OVER OVER ONE ACRE; under $4,000. e-rm.
LACE. few blocks stores. schools; 40 min:
b. c. Two attractive outbldgs. h aay
ch It f $1,000 cash; CT loan. Herndon
$500; FREDERICK COUNTY. near EN-;
mitsburg, Md-ss acres very fertile ,, and
s-room brick home with large bank barn
and all necessary out ouii Ga,n, sp eonitry
BOILERS; 81 acres on hard road With
P BSRpor ~ e eoiessie Ma cali Ashton
MONT Mont co.-72-acre modern dairy farm:
e slef e ese cement slab so oliaTsd steam
boiler small stream NM and d 'P Wssh al yon fs
p pump: u mi. hard road frontage near
R sIs yn IS GOO MS di ~ hss
sfs = se,s ,;v IN g gs.ls, f9aSsy
low. harm and chicken house; Sc. Route 1o! "a
snriSgS price So, 600: terms THE
z zf.KfLiE CO, 124e Goth st. NV. re.
ssss33eoacRE CATTLE FARM, near Center
vile, Va. on Cub Run: timber tract
100 a., $50 per a. GRAHAM. FAIRFAX, 81
s % sis s1rREs. ONLY 12 MI. d. Grim,
Colonial residence. recently renovated and
remodeied: Ice. fireplace in liv, I'm. bed
ronTns den, oil h-wh.: magnificent view,
srounds beautifully HANDICAPPED; 3 excel
outbuiidings with possibilities ties. for sonss
version TO guest or tenant housss Prlesd
tn sell PENTAGON REALTY CO.. Fair
fax 396.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

ION MAYOR RID. s.E.," near Southern
ave.-Lot Al. in square 5720 zoned LIST
slider a reasonable cash offer to expedite
sale. Please call HARRY i. FRIEDMAN,
5 n5Hael AND KENNEDY SITS. N.w."-zoned
1st commercial. 50xI42 with alley in rear:
attractively priced to expedite the sale OF
Chased with small down payment. Merits
investigation. For details, please call
HARRY / FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. i SO.
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SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGINlA.

1eH MILES from washington-s-room
and fenced; also 3-room cottage: cross
Chain Bridge, turn right on 1913 to
Langley. take 604 out Of Langley for 6.8
second road into Great Falls Park, Va.
turn right, follow signs to River Bend for
80 miles. Will rent all or either house
BURDINE, r. F. D. No. 2, Herndon, Va.
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STORES WANTED.

OLD-ESTABLIsHED supply company de-
End comm; prefer location with reason
able parking facilities. This location does
not have to be in main business district:
but first choice Is in the NV. section OF
city Box 53-A. Star. 3
SMALL BUILDING or store desirable for
electrical appliance repairs wanted IN
D. C. territory. Give complete dstails
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OFFICE AND SHOP, 1900 So. IT,. IN new
bldg, above 1st fl, near goth and K SITS.
NV: excel light and ventilation: $500;
WOODWARD g. NORRIS, Realtors. 723
Goth st. NV, RE. 65S5. 81
end COMM. SPACE-Available immedi-
ately; ideal for light manufacturing. jewel
er, silversmith printer. office and work
feet of space Apply leasing dept, LEO
M: BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV,
ME- $500 -29
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door, door, imnediste occupancy. BERNSTEIN
i.,Gf 81 5tli l6ScssifrooS-1aesi sase. cor
sistins Of approximately $500 50. ft on
e: aoor q ad la5ss o spse. dn IL ssse
1ss 0l fsr farther Details apply 1sss-
in snsd dept, LEO N. EERNsTE1N q 60
i415TK st. NV. ME. 64q0. -|S
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

12-ROOM. 4-BATH. modern stone and
s.ucco and frame nome. oil heat, etc:
Glen, Md; LIST mortgage, $4,000 at 4KTs
price, $4,000. OWNER, 81, 5533. II
CLEAR arm. bung:, 40 mi. out, Md,
$3.50; 2-3 q. wooded. city imp; 8 mi
out 2 groups garages, extra lots. 3
lots. 8 lots Epping Forest arm. bung
rms, Bowie. colored. N. E. RYoN CO.,
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ANY SIZE WAREHOUSE or similar indus
trial building, with or without siding,
can be built for rental for your use in
several sections of Washington and its
environs. Consult Luther W. Linkins of
the GEO w LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st.
NV NI S6SS 20
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WfNTED-BARN, TENANT HOUSE or Ice.
garage-Well constructed, with small sur.
rounding property, portion of estate, etc.
nearby Maryland or District, by qualified
architect for personal residence; socia
and business references upon request. Cal
MI 5000. Apt. 707. 80
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LOTS WANTED.

BRIGHTWOOD LOT, at least 55x1OO.
wanted by builder; prefer west of Georgia
ave and north of Hamilton st. Call WO
64OS 81
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srupios FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

EMBASSY REALTY co. now has mu n
studio snace, voice piano, etc; near lstn
and Col. I'd NV. Utilities and 1anitof
service MI, 1870. .g
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

LIST COMMERCIAL, approximately 10000
So #. adjoining TELEPHONE company. Mt
Vernon ave. Alex. Va. plans availeble
immediate use Priced to sell. Call MT
Jacob FRED A. SMITH, Realtor. lib
nth st. NV. RE. 6661.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

WILSON BLVD, between clarendon Circle
and ourthouse-Approx.. 5000 SO. IT
with 55-ft. frontage on Wilson blvd. loft
CT, 2S2R -29
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HERE'S YOUR VACATION or year-'round
home and snug fisherman's haven in one
communities. over 400 sold. to acre
community boat dock privil., hard I'd,
cleo. Titles guaranteed, Lots as low as
$500. S45 down, SIS mo For beautiful
Paul e. Harrison: 1872 K st, n. v. ME.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. Excel location. l
block from beach, Ventnor section: Diet.
brick building, stories, containing 2
stores and 2 large apis, on lot 40xs0;
$4,000. Call Ma. $3.50 until g pm,
+. A., HUMPHREYS, -Realtor' sos No.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad aidings available.
zoned Industrial: both In D c. and nearby
short-term lease. PEEBLES CHEMICAL
CO Once. UN 2525: res. EN-. $3.50
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ACREAGE WANTED.
oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

WANTED ONE ACRE, clear or wooded
within 20 miles D. C. Write full descrip
ton. Box 4S-B, Star. -
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINIA.

LYON XLLAGE and true Spanish ,sa ss
r poreh p rae calls; shaded 81 trees and
awning; nice lily. rm with tt fiEepiass: family
sed and large ed Ss BUTT on
level; also full basement with utilities,
n cond: Also there is a lear det
gar FoE further inform mat ;,, call Ar
a al aaso m 4 iNocAFToN. value and asah-
ssSan sy bsdr n5ek sS 1n near s W
se REAL 81 sTATE Sc sERsGcE Isc esa Lee
s-BEDRooM BRICK coLoNIAL-1st door,
living room; dining room and equipped
o:s!.c. heat. WILTON s'e 6. SMITH sdaGn' 4sIs
W WAiFiS s@yd TO 9 sG 1neo w.Dut cottage
rooms. large fireplace in l2,x24, LIVING
T oaas maple d Terna ss0re
moved to make way for Geo: Westminster
Sd gil in s e or o sss ao
ner brick; 2. bedrooms, hardwood floors
fence: automatic water heater and gas-
fired hot-water heating system; possession
sah COOLEY BROS 'A Investment t Blds',
SEARING coMpLET1oN-Ashton Heights
New brick Colonial. located In the most
This home has living rm.. with fireplace,
dining I'm. and equipped kitchen and "a
ath on 1st floor: End floor has 2 bedrooms
and full tiled bath and master bedrm.
with full tiled bath; full basement, o.a.-c.
f heS e. s ssth And fs wilson sTd oW
NEARBY VIRGINIA HOME - Located 6
miles from Washington, rms. and bath.
ige. living nm. with open. hrepl.;- house
equipped with screens. awnings and storm
sash. h.zw.h. extra lge. landscaped lot;
fruit and shade trees an excellent buy at
$3.50: terms. B. M. SMITH, 240s CO.
lumbia pike, Arlington, OK. 203s. 80
SEE THESE FIVE 5-ROOMERS-
Brick cottage with sx22-ft. porch on
lot 5Ox150 TT. House in excellent cond.
Brick Cape Cod with full basement,
equipped kitchen. with space for 2 addi-
tional rooms on End floor.
2-story brick, on large corner lot. with
porch in excellent condition.
Asbestos shingle. 2 stories, with garage,
coal h.-w.h. and bath.
Frame bungalow. with bedrms., auto
matte oil h.-wh.. on large lot sOxl 90.
ESTES REALTY CO.. Wilson blvd at G:ebe
re-. OK. 2166. "a
COLORED - SEMIDETACHED BRICK
81 800 down-5 rooms and bath, full base
ment, conditioned heat; approximately
CRIvELLA, INC, 341S 14th st. NV, AID.
06O0. 80
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

100000 In cash to invest in commercial
or APARTMENT house property. prefer. ia
deal direct with owners. Box BIB. Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10000 SO. FIT. NEAR SHOPPING center
on Columbia pike: suitable for skating
rink rink, and b3wling alley or hot o shSp' VIZ
Income, S27O month. Apartment for
owner, Poss. at settlement. FIR. 1887 nS
i HSe sss Fl ia SITE. Bethesda, Nd
133-ft. frontage. on Wis. ave-. Just above
house included; ideal for professional bldg.
with Offices or apartments above. For full
particulars. call Mr.. Condit teves., OR.
2ds1tcr, T FL sss = FISHER & CO., !ac''
A sTa.fS1s; 0Sx.-1deal location for doc
tor or group of doctors desiring establish
m elen e, cali JUpsoN FsAY .ns AGENT cH
BUSINESS LocATfoN, suitable for large
grocery or drugstore, in growing commu-
n Tns wit" eose large Sy w. q 9e2Pe Feef
$500, 1918 Lee hwy. Arlington. 81
TWO LOTS, zoned general business. y. s.
Route /, mi. south of Alexandria. Phone
OWNER. Ma. O14s. pref. 10 pm. 81
Ia PGY 1pts unit anss
with apis. above, Sc. or NV. section.
Box 435-A, Star 81
SERVICE STATION in good business CEN
Street. Price. $4,000
#, r.. siding. $4,000 50. IT. Price,
First FIRST com. lot in Northeast washington
by 100 it. alley; price. 81 100. Mr.. Hun
BOSS o. PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS AND SUITLAND, sew
eral nice homesites. water and sewer; rea-
sp So Goo PRICED WEST REAL ESTATE osT
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
SEVEN TAR HEEL FIRMS
ON BIG TRADER LIST

WASHINGTON, Dec. o. ZAP
Seven North Carolina firms OF
individuals were included in tn,
partial lists of ''big traders" OF
commodity futures markets made
public today by Secretary O.
Agriculture Anderson.
Holdings of wheat futures or
all markets and all futures as O.
Oct. 81, 1947:
! r. F. Jarrett, Dillsboro, N. C..
47O,000 long, speculative.
Big traders in corn futures il
all markets and in all futures or
Oct. 81, 1947, included:
Louis Lavitt, Hickory, N. c., Al
carlots long, speculative.
Big traders in cotton futures ir
all markets and in all future.
on Oct. 81, 1947, included
w. F. McCanless, Salisbury. N
c., 5000 long hedging.
Pell Cotton Co., Charlotte, N
c., 1,500 long and 1900 short
straddling, and 5000 long and g.,
700 short, hedging.
Proximity Manufacturing Com
pany, Greensboro, N. c., 21,OO(
long hedging.
Revolution Colon Mills
Greensboro, N. c.. 6,10O lont
hedging.
Sprunt and Son, Inc, Whining.
ton, N. c., $1,000 long and 29,.
1900 short, hedging.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
COURT SCORCHES
Continued From Page One)

was denied. A month later, he
applied to the parole board for
his freedom. It was denied.
In desperation, Tony per-
suaded a fellow-inmate to write
to the Supreme Court and ex-
plain his case. The justices
studied his letter, checked his
claim with Illinois state author
tiles, and agreed that he had
been denied the "due process OF
law" guaranteed under the con-
stitution.
Justices Wiley Rutledge, Will
liam O. Douglas and Frank Muir
phv elaborated on the high
courts unanimous ruling in a
scathing, 2,2O0-word opinion that
ripped into the Illinois judiciary
system.
They pointed out that in bit
terly injudicial terms that Ma
rino had been denied his con-
stitutional rights from the very
moment of his arrest. Rockford,
ILL.,, police picked him up in Wis
consin and returned him to Win
nebago county without extra
dition.
He was held incommunicado
for several months before his
indictment. was denied law
yer, and was rushed through an
assembly line trial with the ar
resting policeman serving as his
interpreter, the justices said
Judge Knew
They said the trial record pur-
ports to show that Marino
pleaded guilty and waived jury
trial. Actually, they said, the
interpreter entered the plea and
Marino had no idea of what was
going on. The trial judge, whose.
name was not revealed, knew
Marino had not pleaded guilty
but sentenced him to life i'm
prisonment anyway, the jurlsts
continued.
But they reserved their sharp
est barbs for the complicated
legal maze through which they
said persons convicted in Illinois
must grope if they try to appeal
from a state conviction.
"The trouble with Illinois is
not that If offers no procedure, .
said Rutledge, who prepared the
separate opinion.
1T is that 1t offers too many
and makes them so intricate ano
ineffective that in practical eff.
feet they amount to none"
The whole system, he said, is
"merry-go-round" that gets 6
would be appellant nowhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
CAPE FEAR
Continued From Page One)

not available.
However, the incident was felt
to be unusual since the tug
which pulled the schooner to sea
retrieved her when she became
disabled, and then filed a claim
on her.
MEDICAL ADVERTISING -
Just when doctors quit the prac-
tice Of advertising in papers is
not available. But back in 1859
la doctor Johnson ran a full col
umn advertising certain speedy
and the only effectual remedy
in the world for elects, Strict.
ures, Seminal weakness, Pain:
in the Loins, Constitutional Deb.
lity, 1mpotency, Weakness of the
Back and Limbs, Affections o1
the Kidneys, Palpitations of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irrit
ability, Disease of the Head
Throat, nose of skin; and all those
serious and melancholy Disorder.
arising from all those destructive
habits of Youth which destroy
both body and mind"
DR.. Johnson warned his read
ers of worthless quacks and as
sured all "that his credentials
or diplomas always hang in his
office"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
PEOPLES ARMY
Continued From Page One)

ton showed. The toll for the en-
tire Middle East stood at 421.
Jewish sources said Arabs had
''rustled" nearly $50 head of
cattle valued at $4,000 in a
drive to secure provisions for
Arab guerrilla forces. These
cattle had been bought from
Arab raisers by the Jews for
slaughter.
Vendors ROughed
In Jerusalem Arab vendors o1
the Zionist English language
newspaper, Palestine Post, were
roughly handled by Arab crowds
and their papers were destroyed
Referring to requests of the
Jewish Agency that the Trans.
Jordan frontier force and Arat
legion be removed from Pales
tine, a police statement said tha
$50 long as Jewish attack on the
British continue the government
must use all forces at it's dis
posal to protect its installations.
The legion and the frontier force
both largely composed of Arabs
are being used to augment Brit
ish security forces in Palestine
The Arabs have established
Nablus, 80 miles north of Jeru
salem, as the capital of their re
sistance movement. Yount
Arabs many of them bearded
are massing in the town and ART
openly carrying arms in thu
streets without interference from
the outnumbered British police.
In the late 30's Nablus was tn,
center of the revolt in which
Arabs marauded for four year
against Jewish settlements. Tht
Arabs did not give up tina
struggle until the British white
paper of 1899 limited Jewish i'm
migration and colonization il
Palestine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
FIRST TRADERS
Continued From Page One)

the list to the Senae approprla'
tions committee which is investl'
eating the charges of COP Presi-
Dental aspirant Harold E. stas-
sen that Pauley and other lad
ministration insiders" have been
cleaning up in the commodity
markets.
He promised that further lists,
including the names OF small
traders who were in the market
on special survey days." would
be submitted by the time Con-
gress reconvenes on Jan. s.
"This is in partial response to
vc1r request under subpoena, "
Anderson said in a letter of trans
initial to committee chairman
Styles Bridges, R., N. H.
He did not mention that he re-
fused to surrender the list to the
committee in secret session last
week, and successfully insisted
that Congress pass a special law
absolving him of responsibility
for making the confidential file
public.
Listed today were I'll separate
market holdings but many per-
sons Or firms were listed several
times because they dealt in diff
ferent markets. Only the big
traders, who are required by law
to report their holdings daily
were included.
Pauley held on Oct. 81 of this
year 100000 bushels Of oat
futures, and 100000 pounds Of
cottonseed oil.
Testifying before the Senate
Appropriations committee on Dec.
IL, Pauley said he had substan-
tial holdings in corn, lard and
hides, as well as the oats and
cottonseed contracts listed, when
he entered government service
last Sept. 3.
But he said he had since dispos-
ed of 80 per cent of his holdings at
a considerable sacrifice" of po-
tential profits. He said he had
never used his official position
in any way to get advance tips
on government purchases that
might affect the market.
Davies held 100000 bushels o1
oats and 100000 poundes of cot
ton seed oil last Oct. 81. He wa!
not in the government then.
An outgrouth of the Senate in
quiry was creation of specia.
seven-man house committee un-
der Rep. August H. Anderson, R.
Mimi, which will open an investi
cation of "government" specu.
lators early next month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
HOUSE OF SAVOY
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
U. S. Ambassador James c,
Dunn, British Ambassador Sir
Victor Mallett and FrenceAm
bassador Jacques Fouques wit
messed the proceedings.
There was applause and
cheering when Umbertc Ter.
racini, Communist president o.
the Assembly, announced the
vote. Everyone stood.
Premier Alcide De Casper
pledged his government to the
new charter and expressed the
hope that the future would fine
the same concord that today'i
voting displayed.
No Strikes
Momentarily, at least, there
were no major strikes in Italy
and there was at least a pause
in the Leftist-led demonstra
tons directed against De Gas
peri's government, from which
Communists and pro-Commu.
visit Socialists have been ex-
cluded.
The first full-fledged parli-
ament under the Republic will
come into being after an cleo
ton next spring.
Three of II civilians wounded
in yesterdays rioting in the ST.
Gillian city of Canicatti died to-
day, bringing to 26 the total
number of deaths resulting from
disturbances in Italy during the
past six weeks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
FOREIGN WRITERS
CONTINUED From Page One)

consideration of his protest
against Kyriazidis' arrest "in
conformity with the headquar-
ters agreement"
This agreement specifies that
the U. S. will not Impose an
impediment to transit to or
from the headquarters district"
to press correspondents ac-
credited by the UN.
Lie pointed out that the head
quarters agreement provides
that claws and regulations in
force in the United States re-
garding residents or aliens shall
not be applied in such manner
as to interfere" with transit OF
accredited persons to and from
the HEADQUARTERS site.
Quotes Section
He quoted the section Of the
agreement which says: "1n case
of abuse of such privileges pro-
cedure has been set according
to which no proceedings can be
instituted to require such per-
son to leave the United States
except with the prior approval
of the Secretary Of State and
after consultation with the sec
retary of the United Nations.
In Washington, a State De-
partment spokesman said Kyri-
azidis concealed the fact" that
he was a Communist when he
entered the United States last
June on a visitors pass to
cover the UN for two Greek
newspapers. The spokesman
said Kyriazidis had remained
here illegally since October,
when the two newspapers he re-
presented were outlawed by the
Greek government as Commu-
mist publications.
But Lie told Austin that Kyri-
zidis was now accredited as cor
respondent of the Athens news
paper, Rizostis Defteras, and
the newspaper Demokratis of
Nicosia, Cyprus, both Of which
are publishing legally.
A State Department spokes
man at Lake Success said Ha-
san was arrested because he
violated students visa by
working as newsman at the
UN. Under students visa the
holder is not allowed to take a
job, he said.