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Evening star., 1951-10-07

NEW MODERN sToRE-Ready for
occupancy. 1904 Lee Highway. Arl..
vva;;; Toppositee new super market.
LARGE STORE with 8 rms. and bath
apt. located in Bhlandensburg on An
modern shopping center, located in
CO. UN: 1915 wk. days. WA.
Q5l5 week ends.
BEST BUSINESS BLOCK IN Sc
ofices. Win 'te be Completed % soon. ap''fns ins
WALSH, INC, S15 1ith st. NV.
CORNER GsI II 1oth lob AND F SITS. NV.
S MALL MAI ri NDioSWSNsTiowN S3Ssi SHOP. newly
print shop. etc. SIS per month.
J. HEILMAN. DI. $3.50 or OR. 1894
10th AND EYE SITS. Nw.-Adjacent
to Medical Center. Very attractive
modern store and balcony. Ideal for
ity wear. ETC.; $3.50 on good lease.
Vacant.
Mt. Pleasant and Irving sts NV. 30
1t. frontage on busy Mt. Pleasant st.
at CrosstoTn bus. ideal for many
upholsterer, hardware, ) and 10.
etc; Call Mr.. shlesinger with
d5GgM I'M g. GERBER REALTY co.
1907 LIST ST, NW.-Large ground
X SIP mo; lease. Goss REALTY
DOWNTOWN. approx. aoxso; very
Pasg mgedata Rsish1SIhGod reas rent
54O2. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
NORTH CAPITOL ST., modern store
and Offices above; Approximately
lfn0 So; IT. on each floor; separate
ate possession. AUERBACH a. co.
DI. 650l. AID. 59O7.
WISCONSIN AVE. and Chesapeake.
near Sears. Basement store 20x30
1T. long. Good for office or radio
and and Tv repair shop; heat included.
IN GLEBE SHOPPING CENTER. Glebe
I'd near Lee blvd. and Buckingham
Apt. development. One store avail
able containing appr. 2,400 50. it.
t.,a1,s,pDn With pt; base basement; % suitable for
oee fses saes aha SenGce snd dseIag sGR-
types Of business. Ample customer
parking. Reasonable rent. Immed.
poss; Consult Mr.. jenkins, SHAN
soN \ 81, 4 NV. RoGHs ah So SS45 Realtors 1905
NEAR conn. AND FLORIDA AVE
TT; 2 show windows; heat furnished;
suitable mfg. outlet, real estate. etc
Kent Sl32 per mo. Consult SHAN
HoN + St 4 NV. EocAs Ma. G9l 5945 Realtors 1905
1SI7 CONN. AVE. NV. tat R ST.,
appr. 14x46 with balcony and pt.
basement. Heat furn. Equipped with
air-cond. unit. Attractive rental
Immed. poss. Consult SHANNON &
hucHs h'T IA, c.; ss4F. Rsalt0rs' 1906 7 H st
sppr. 1sx75 with basement. Rent
5000 per. mon. Vacant. Consult
sHANNoN Edl y y & s i LuSHs Sa sc; &c; Realtors
SHOPPING CENTER. one store 13x75
West Hvattsville. Suitable for deli
Cali Mr.. Holland. ~
81 18th St. NV. ST. 1900.
SMALL VARIETY STORE. located at
10Th and G ,sts. ne: opposite lse.
playground Pill ,. 4-rm,. kit: and b. apt.
H. 6. sMTTHY CO.
81 18th St. NV. ST 1900.
IN NEARBY MARYLAND. located al
N. II. ave. in Sligo Creek parkway;
new store l3x40. adjacent to seven
store shopping center. suitable for
radio shop. fabrics, interior decora-
:or;. on street parking. Call Mr.
Holland.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
sl1 18th ST. NV. ST. 1900.
IN NEW SHOPPING CENTER
ADJACENT COLLEGE PARK
Non-competitlve location for asgreS-
Sive drugstorei 1000 families TO be
served. Space also avail. for hard
| ware and beauty parlor.
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NICHOLS AVE. Sc.

Corner brick building located on lot
56xl74 to alley; well equipped
grocery store doing excellent bust
ness; beer license; oil h.-w.h.; ga
rage: entire property in excellent
condition.: owner leaving town;
priced right, r. S, BLACKSTONE.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SMALL GAS STATION equipped in
cluding lift; on State road, 80
miles D. C.. near Deale and Shady
Side. Md. Rent very low. WALTER
M; BAuMAN. 1877 K st. NV. Ma.
BRTHEsDs&sSS' GiTi fSss; %o' eaa1 smail store or
shop; zoned industrial. 472l Mil
CoMMERcIAL BUILDING, suitable
store, office or medical bldg; near
new College Park shopping center
WA. 0sSl days; WA. 1853 Sun. and
STORE. al7 Indiana ave. NV: 500
~ NJ ST. N.E.-3nd commi., suitable
for nfices; : floors containing $50
50. II: each with adjacent parking
facilities; viii remodel to suit sat
ENGINEERING CO. a2 NJ st. ne
bldg approx. 94x55 'Oslt,; ofiices prom on
balcony, oil h.-w. h., l0xl2 overhead
DOOR hiEh ceiling. C. H. PARKER
,,G 60; Ma; 1926; -, $
ssf1n' s1n' oSt, Va; viii! redecorate. Phone
RENT OR sALE-New building on
"a acre. suitable for gas station.
home or other business: living quar-
teFs; IN Va miles from D. C.
IIth. Mr.. MASS. N.w.-lst comm. :
sattrac. dec. mod. 3 lge, rms, b.,
bSmt. opt; suit. any bus. prof. use
reas: RA. 5445; Mon, MA. 1857.
WE HAVE a l2-room home. zoned
CO; suitable, for any business or
profession; close to Kann's OF Ar
lington. LOUIS r; SIMPSON &
4i6 iith ST. s.W.-New 25Sloo
brick. BLDG. zoned End commercial
in wholesale market area; gas unit
heat. C. H. PARKER CO, MA.
9.i 10th ST. NV. at K St
Ground floor suitable for store or
display room, md and 3rd floors
for Offices, fuorescent fixtures. as
phalt tiled floor; gas heat; entire
3-story bldg. for $3.50 per mo.
GUARANTY REALTY. INC, 1898
10th ST. NV MA. 05S7.
R0SSLYN-3.600 50. #. OF open
space. ideal for labs. etc: :, other
spaces of about 1000 So. It. each.
] with truck dock. A. NJ. ROTH,
RE .3.iU q
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Mr.. WIS. and Jennifer st. NV 1st
commercial. S,100 50. IT, over lS5
#, street frontage: ideal chain store,
auto or other business location;
priced at S42 800: owner will con-
sider building for responsible tenant;
in this rapidly developing area. Call
Mr. Burton, RE. 65S5; ewes. JU.
7-7ss2 WOODWARD & NORRIS.
Realtors 7I2 .Vr 2oth s: Wnsso,. nsx and ms .
rms, kit. and bath: 100es location;
vacant; SG7. $50. MAX A.
SCHWARTZ. DU. 1876; ewes, RA.
lsT COMM. zoNE.-Nw. corner of
9th and L Sts., 25x11o it.. l2 rms.
ga saek al RH5eha5e SG wo BEise p9se as lS' ,r9S'
BRICK STORE with apt. for sale
only 2 years old. This Is a general
store on corner lot. Two people
should buy this store willing to op;
REALTY INVESTMENT, GE. 2aa70
for further information -
IST COMM. BLDG; central NV.
p. c.; over 10000 so. #. fl. space
frepToof construction; heavy hoor
i0ad, .Y4, Call Mr.. CAMERON. SA.
NEAR goth AND X ST. NV
LIST commercial. 3-story brick dwell
ing. s rooms bath. INV h.: can
easily be converted for business.
g. fn'eF RaaD6EfH fs'i 6IIH90 RE s'2f aIs terms r.
1st COMMERCIAL zoNED-slxl5o So
#. lot on Baltimore blvd. in Colmar
Manor: improved old house. OWNER
STORE AND APARTMENT, plus TO-
900 So. #. of ground IT.. Brentwood.
Md. for lease or sale at reasonable
figure to responsible party. For I'D,
ditional information, please call
MR.. BERENTER, ia. 1880: on Sun
CaosEeM fsS; IN DowNTowN business
2-story and bsmt over $4,000 So.
fices, rear alley. Suit. for distrib-
nting Offices national organiNSatio9n.
WEAVER BROS, INC. DI. $500;
si5. 900; 2-FAMILY FLAT. close to
chain stores. on business street; 1st
floor. right for remodelins; building
eops eonsists ooP Of 5AVGp TGGpi l. Gss pARR9 Co
GEoRGEToWN. 1875 Wis. ave NV.
with DRuRY REALTY CORP, MI.
4UUUt ewes. OR. 0fuI.
ESQ FILLING STATION. 6-rm.
home: full bsmt,. good well, oil
heat, elec. kit. family garage. young
orchard; u mile from Christian
Brothers and Murkirk. Md. ON No.
] hwy, Baltimore blvd, 10 mi. from
D. c. line. Owner. Laurel 45S-R,
or 10. 2-6633, HERMAN T. PHIL
Ist CoMMERCIAL-1oae 18th st.
n.w-Under S25,000; terms: 3-story.
all brick; S12-ft. finished bsmt with
front entrance. DI. 1015 It'll 3 pm.
VIM SAUNDERS CO. INC. .
25x95 ONE STORY attractive store
building, erected 1850; excellent To-
cation for your own business or in
NEWsoM. lilo st. NE. Ii. 3-2o7o
10th AND G SITS. N.E.-Corner prop
erty with store ON FIRST floor, suit
able for a grocery or variety. Liv-
ing quarters on upper floors: school
across the street. Reasonably priced
for immediate occupancy. Call Mr..
Holland.
S11 18th st. NV. ST, 5000.
OPPOSITE
U. S. TREASURY
My 70 interest in RE
and Business Bldg, for
SSS unO Net-CaSh
Evening star., 1951-10-07

NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
STORE AND 2 APTS.
Corner brick building located on loj
56xl14. to alley. Well-eauipped gro
Gerry store doing excellent business
beer license; oil h.-wh.: garage
Entire property in excellent condi-
ton. Owner leaving town, Price
right r. s. BLACKSTONE. Reaitor
l9l6 18th st. NV, MA. 1890, OF
Evening star., 1951-10-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WE HAVE a large number of clients
interested in good locations in Me-
tropolitan Washington area to buy
or rent; office space. stores and
warehouses needed List your prop
erty. for quick action. Call Mr..
CAFRITZ
14O4 K St, NV. DI. qOS0. -
Evening star., 1951-10-07

COMMERCIAL SITES
FOR small retail businesses In S. Ar
nneton; 81 30 per 50. #. and I'd.
Appointment to inspect. cali MR.,
y; \ LANlER. OW. 3434. Exclu-
Evening star., 1951-10-07
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

COMMERCIAL, Industrial ground. d.
C.. Md; railroad sidings. z. N
LIGHTBoWN. WA. 1925.
INDUSTRIAL LOT, 75-ft frontage
on street 200 #. deep. hard sur
faced; fine for any kind of business
or RA 0676.
BUILDING CONTAINING ABOUT
5000 SO. It. on lot 75-ft frontage,
$50 feet deep, zoned industrial. was
formerly used for restaurant night
Sell So 800 or lease to responsible
party. Owner MR. LABOFISH, GE
3453 or RA, 0B16
Evening star., 1951-10-07
HYATTSVILLE

Ground Zoned for light industrial use;
] lot 100x165, containing $500 So.
It. improved by l0-rm. flame
house, rented for 500 per mo-: blk.
from BALTIC. pike; also another lot
60x150 can be purchased along with
above. This property can be pur-
chased at a very reasonable figure
on today's market owner says sell,
SO we are in position to accept an
offer. Mr.. Cross for info. and appt.
to inspect. PAUL P. STONE, Real
tor l0l5 18th st. NV. Ma. 1879.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
S. F. & G., INC.
1104 Vermont Ave. NV.
DESK SPACE

COLoRED-LOVELY BSMT., suit. for
doctors ONCE. 1872 Randolph pl.
NV, HO. 2310.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
Ass CONN. AVE
2014 14th ST NV

6215 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Located bet. Sheridan Theater and
Peoples Drug Store in shopping
center, 20x30 feet plus full base
ment
Evening star., 1951-10-07

Ice. CORNER STORE, Sc. cor. OF
11th and SITS. Sc; vacant: reas.
rent. PAT. TROIANO REAL ESTATE
CO., S27 14th st. NV. Ma. 1850.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

1000 BLADENSBURG RID.
3 rms. toilet. on lst FIR. Ideal Tor
finance office, real estate, dentist;
ETC.; 700 so. it,. storage; heat. all
utils. furn.; to be air conditioned.
r. G. DUNNE, HO. O700.
DISTRICT NATIONAL BLDG. I4O6
G st. n.w.-2 newly decorated rms.
now available. $40 ca,
Also choice front suite Of rms,
avail. immed., S135. See superin-
tendent on premises. LEGUM 6s
GERBER, OR. 1000. -S
Evening star., 1951-10-07

$55 DOWN. S75 mo. buys 374 acres
run down farm. l mile of State rd.
Nearly, 100 acres open, old house.
damming. Fine for game preserve
or graZing Only $500 $50 per
acrel. WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa.
Evening star., 1951-10-07

10th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-Adjacent
to Medical Center. Very attractive
modern store and balcony. Ideal fol
luncheonette. drugs. books. maturn.
ity wear. ETC.; $3.50 on good lease
Vacant.
Evening star., 1951-10-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Centrally located at 1920 Eye st.
NV; 1900 So. #. available now.
RIDDELL REALTY CO., DI. 1900
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
1877 CRTTTENDEN ST

15U( CH11 1ENDEN 81.
Seyen-rm. home, lust off 18th st
First f.. liv. rm. with hrepl., din
rooms, . baths and porch: full
bsmt., oil h.-w.h. Terms. Shown hy
appointment
HACKMAN- -sCHEUcH, INC. Realtor
1850 K St. NV, ST. 5443.
Evening star., 1951-10-27
: HOUSES FOR SALf-.-N:Ny.
COLORED

COLORED
1438-1440 BELMONT
OPEN 2 TO 6
Two houses of 20 rms. and 4
baths with d potential in
come Of $500 per mo-, plus
living quarters for buyer;
$4,000 cash, or will consider
trade of smaller property as
down payment. Buyer can
buy as unit or will sell in
dividually. These proper
ties in excel. cond. and need
a good operator. CARL O.
HOLLOMAN, Ii. 1888.
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HOUSES SALE-s.E. tcent. J

BUNGAItOW-2417 T ST. Sc.
NJ Sl3 SS9 81 500 cash, 81 90 mo. opeer
Evening star., 1951-10-27
COLORED
WOODRIDGE

Colored-Detached corner; 3 complete
apis; separate entrances; rent, $40
0luS owners apt. Price, Sl9. 800.
GEO. D. MILLER. Realtor. OI 1855
evening. WO. 01l3 ~
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Beautifully
decorated 2-bedroom semidet. brick,
knotty pine recr. room. SI1 500
Terms. Call OWNER, 10. 3-4367.
HGTs.-semidet. 3-bed-
PERI. cond: within : blocks OF
L. SHELTON. Reaitor. 10. 5000.
500 BLK. S ST. S.E.-Lovely brick
home, conY. to bus. schools and
sre.sast s1eses v 5m Sa 5aarm 1m .nd k hans and
bsmt. rm.; built-in garage; gas
WiIDER Will 10 GE. inspfsi; fsie. call JAMES Mss 5
s 800 is buy. Most conv. area,
Just of Military hwy. in shipIey
ter semidet brick. 5 rms. tiled
heat. Level. fenced lot Paved alley.
Aluminium storm windows House is
only 5 wears old and is newly deco
rated. $3.50 cash and $50 mo.
ROB ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. co. Call VA,
zoo aooI Biock u ( Di@i 18th ST. s.r.-6:rIn.
2-story brick, , inciosed porchts.
complete tile bath, storm windows.
screens, full bSmt.. INV. gas heat
GI or non-GI financing. Call Mr
Tyler. DE. 16l f.. FIR. 69Ss. PHILIP
T. ATKINS. Reslty. --3S
) RMS. and bath. Congress Heights,
fine location, price and terms right.
Owner: Box 263-V. Star -2S
LIMITED no. of 3 bedrm, semidet.
all brick, no basement. Sl1. 800.
$3.50 down to vet, approx. SOS mo,
Box "0.-z. Star. 80
Def. 5-YR-OLD. 5-RM. BRICK
5yattsville,. Md. area. Assume GI
loan on this lovely home in a fine.
clean neighborhood: full basement,
gas heat: large fenced lot, Priced at
only S12.150 for quick sale Call
Mr., Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO..
ST 13fSS Al
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N:W.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
BUYS A BIG HOUSE
open Ioday, ] IS

1910 EMERSON ST. NV.
rms. 3 baths. det. home afford.
ing ample iv. quarters for large
family. plus income. furn, apt 3rd
A.; redecorated inside and out; new
all-elec. kit incl. lift. Dualtemr
refgr.; out-of-town owner willing tc
take any reasonable offer. No agents
please, TO. 475S for appt. to in
spect daily. - -2S
Evening star., 1951-10-27
HOUSES ,sALE-hE. Cont }
RIGGS PARK
50 500 CASH

An immaculate semidet. home In
,this new D. C. location. 5 rooms.
full basement. excellent financing
SIDNEY z MENSH A. co MA GAO
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COLORED

OPEN SUN. l-6 PM.
III 36th ST NE.
8 rooms, all brick. full basement with
recr room. well insulated, gas &C.
heat. Large fenced-in back yard:
excel transportation, two blks. to
shopping center and walking distance
to elementary school. Located in a
quiet and well-kept neighoorhood.
Good terms: reasonably priced. Mr..
Beasley. vi. 0a06.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1951-08-28

his collar, ana throws papers al
over nis desk to look busy. HI
rushes up to brush lint of th'
boss's coat when he comes In. Ant
if the boss throws him an absent
minded "thankS"-well. this little
bee just melts into happy jelly.
IL. The gambler-"Give you fivt
to three against the Mats" hi
says. THAT is. If you'll lend me
the FIVE"
IL. The rugged individualist-
this is my favorite Office character
When people greet him with
well what's new?" He replies
"Aw, shut up. Nothing new ever
happened before 8 am. and il
something new did happen ii
would be old before you had the
brains to understand it,"
There they are - the typical
dozen. If you didn't see them come
to work in your Office this morn
ing, wait half an hour and 60
downstairs. You'll find them all
sitting around the drugstore or
cafeteria counter-havink coffee
Evening star., 1951-08-28
6 Sentenced 10 Death
In Abdu|Iah's S Staying
BY the Associated Pres,

AMMAN, Jordon, Aug. ga
special military court today
sentenced to death six men con-
victed of plotting the assassina-
ton of King Abdullah July 20.
-Four other defendants were found
not guilty and freed.
Col Ahdullah ell Tel, former
Arab Legion commander in Jeru-
salem ard one-time governor OF
the Arab-held section of the Holy
City until he broke with the slain
monarch in 1948, led the list OF
those convicted. He is now living
in Vairo and was tried in abSentia
(In Cairo Ell Tel said he was
innocent)
Besides Ell Tel, the following
were convicted: Mousa Ahmed e.
Ayoubi said to be the chief Cairo
go-between who was also tried ir
absentia; DR.. MouSa Abdullah e
Husselni, a cousin of Hal Amin el
Musseini exiled Mufti of Jeru-
salen; Abed Mahmoud Okkeh anC
his younger brother Akaria, Jeru.
salem cattle merchants. and ABIDE
Kader Farahat.
The court handed down not
guilty verdict for Father Ibrahim
Ayyad, Catholic secretary of the
Latin patriarchate in Jerusalem:
Kamel Abdullah el Kalouti, cattle
dealer. and the brothers, Tewfik
Salah el Husseini and DR.. Daoud
el Husseini. u
Evening star., 1951-08-28
400 lndustriaIists Called
To Organize Scrap Drive
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

The Government today called
400 industrialists to an emer-
gency conference here September
II. to organize a more effective
campaign of iron and steel scrap
salvage.
The meeting was arranged by
Manly Fleischmann, defense pro-
duction administrator who said
much greater efforts must be
made" if the steel industry is to
receive enough scrap to achieve
its 1851 production goal of 10
million tons.
Mr.. Fleischmann emphasized
that DPA plans no house to house
scrap drive like those conducted
in World War II. The campaign
is directed primarily to business
men and Government officials.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
Who's Who of the Parade to Work This or Any Morning

3. The fellow-who- -thinkS-a-
good -offenSe- -is-the-best defense
He shows up with puffy circles
under his eyes and trots around
yelping at every one accusingly
And where were you last night?'
4. The suburban gardener-he
arrives with his arms in bandages
and bleating, II can't understand
it. I plant tomatoes, and what
comes up? Poison ivy. I can't
understand it."
S. The living hangover-as the
elevator stops to let him off, he
puts one foot out tentatively, hop
ing he won't fall on his face. He
then shudders swiftly toward his
desk to avoid the agony of saying
hello"
6. The junior executive-he is
trying so hard to get ahead he
even calls his mother by her first
name. He breezily asks every
body in the elevator how they are
and gives the operator q cigar on
the way out.
Z. The chronic c-coward-wl e-is-
Evening star., 1951-08-28
Man Dies in Locked Room
With Gag in His Mouth

A man found locked in his
room with newspapers stuffed in
his mouth died yesterday short
time after police and firemen re-
moved the door to enter in an ef-
fort to save his life.
The victim was Thomas c. Lee,
I38, Of 1852 @ street NV. A maid,
Mae Morse. heard Mr.. Lee moan
ing and called police at 3;48 pm.
Police said a dozen empty
whiSkey bottles were strewn
around the room. Mr.. Lees land
lady, Emma Smith, told police
she had given her roomer notice
yesterday to move. Police were
unable to explain the newspapers
In his month.
Firemen attempted to revive
Mr.. Lee after he was found, but
their efforts were futile. Police
said Mr.. Lee. a war veteran, had
undergone treatment at Perry
Point Hospital. n
Evening star., 1951-08-28

always-five-minutes-late-he hit
the door muttering feverishly
Gee. my kids sick the alarm
clock didn't go off !. just bare.
ly missed that bus, too"
8. The daredevil-who- o-is-always.
five-minutes-late-he looks bold.
ly at the office clock and say:
loudly. "When are they going tt
fix that thing anyway? Isn't any.
thing ever done right arounc
here?"
8. The sultry stenographer -
This 40-hour-week vampire halts
a moment in the doorway like
Madame Pompadour in her bou-
doir. Then she dimples and says
"Oh, you'll" at some male sally
She is dreaming Of running hel
fingers through Clark Cables hair
under an apple tree. But in five
more years she'll be married to
the Office bookkeeper. and going
around the house barefooted.
10. The apple polisher-He gets
in 1ive minutes early. tips oper
Evening star., 1951-08-28
Italian Prosecutor
Formally Demands
7 in HoIohan Case
Request for Extrodition
Sent to Turin Court for
Forwarding to Rome
BY the Assoeiofed Press

VERBANIA, Italy. Aug. 28.-The
Verbania prosecutor formally de-
manded today the extradition oi
former United States Army 1t
Aldo Icardi and former Sergt
Carlo Lodolce to stand trial in
Italy for the murder of their COM
Imander, Maj. William Holohan.
Carlo Rama. deputy judge in
charge of the inquiry, said the
request was sent at noon by mail
to the Turin District Court OF
Appeals, which would forward it
to the Ministry of Justice In
Rome.
Mr.. Rama said the request and
a large sheaf of supporting docu-
Iments would be delivered in Turin
tomorrow morning. q
Warrants Are Included.
The two have been named by
the United States Defense Depart
ment as the killers of Maj. Holo-
han. Under American law they
cannot be tried in the United
States for a crime allegedly com.
mitted during the war service
covered by their honorable dis.
charge from the Army.
The new extradition request il
accompanied by "voluminou.
file of about IS pages, including
Italian warrants for the arrest o1
Icardi and Lodolce.
These warrentS charge them
with participation in murder
participation in robbery and par
ticipation in concealing a corpse
These are the same charges or
which two Italians-the former
Ipartisans Gualtiero Tozzini ano
Giuseppe Mannini - are now
awaiting trial here in the Holohan
case.
ExtraditiOn Up to Truman.
1t was said the new application
already has received preliminary
approval of the Turin prosecutor
If Italy decides to ask to, try
the two. the final request would
be made in Washington through
the italian Embassy. Extradition
would require approval of Presi-
dent Truman.
The Turin prosecutor has said
if the Americans are not extra
dited, they will be tried here in
absentia.
Icardi and Lodolce have insisted
they were innocent of the charges
Icardi has called the charges fan
tastic." and Lodolce has expressed
confidence that the accusations
could be disproved.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
BY Hal Boyle
Assoeiofed Press Staff Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 28-One OF
the best ways to study people is to
watch how they come to work in
the morning.
The way you enter the office
each day tips off your character
almost as much as if you sat down
and wrote the story of your life
Over the years certain types be-
come familiar Recognize them in
your Office? For example
/. The pedestrian philosopher
they usually travel in pairs. One
groans as he comes through the
doorway, well, another day, an
other dollar" And his pal echoes,
Yah, million days. a million
dollars"
2. The workhorSe- who -trieS-t to-
make-the-best-of-i - he gets
of the elevator and says. well,
back to the old salt mine. Heb,
heh, heh." Somehow this type
never gets lockjaw or a. new
phrase.
Evening star., 1951-08-28
Iran Cooling Period
May Aid Oil Accord,
Hartman Declares
Next Move Up to Teheron.
U. S. Special Neeotiutor
Asserts in London
by the Associated Pres,

LONDON, Aug. 28.-W. Averell
Hartman, President Truman's
special negotiator in the Anglo
Iranian crisis. said today the
present cooling -off period may
lead to settlement satisfactory
to both countries.
IT believe a solution is possible, y
he told a press conference at the
American Embassy. "A cooling
off period may be valuable"
THE next move is UP to Iran, "
Mr.. Hartman said.
Mr.. Hartman gave the impress
sion of being a cool and COM
pletely dispassionate negotiator
neither pro-British nor pro-Iran-
ian, in his recital of the events
since the President dispatched
him to Teheran several weeks ago
Living conditions in Iran-pov-
Ierty, i'll health, poor sanitation
"are fertile field for Tudeh Party
penetration" Mr.. Hartman said
The Tudeh is the Iranian Com
|munist Party.
Tudeh Danger Discussed.
Mr.. Hartman said he had not
discussed with Iranian Premier
Mohammed Mossadegh the possi-
bility of Russia being attracted to
intervene in Iran by the wealth of
the oil fields, but he had talked
over with Iranian officials the
danger of the Tudeh being stalk
ing horse for Russian penetration,
The American negotiator spoke
from notes penned hastily on the
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