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" a. " . .. EsAeioSlNe. At1. - W.
HOME AND INCOME
MINI. AVE. Sc.
AUNT APT. BLDG.
5 yrs. old. like new; lovely detached
apt. building Of units .ea. having
bedrms T tile tiled T bath mSfesn and coneret. Klt
Screened porch. Individual gas
H.-W.H. Tenants pay all utils,
r. G. DUNNE, REALTOR
WA. 7-07s2. Exclusive. Ho. 2-0700.
COLORED-isI. BAY ST. Sc
Nice and clean; S9g5 dn. Vacant;
3 rms. . baths, 9 kits. fin, 5smt
porch; Ras h.-wh Ewes. RA. g.
1897 PRESS REALTY. ST. 3-93i6.
coLoRED NOTHING DN.-Gi-
brick home: rec. bsmt. p. v. Dunn
Ii T-as0S. cox & CO. 10. s-5S3f.
CoLORED-sis6 e3rd ST. s.E.--5
rms: semidet, open. Make offer
coIoRED-Por doctor or lawyer
larRe custom-built home In Cap
itol Hill; rms. and powder rm...
tenced.in yard; large porch, full
uSmt. WIN Hhh OhiIs ssuu H.
rooms and bath. large perch. In
come $3.50 for end Il Excel cond.
For appt, call Lo. 7-3655; 10.
coLoRED-BURNs ST. s.E.-s4as
down Nearly new. semldet. brick
home In perfect condition. 3 rooms,
rec. rm., gas heat, fenced yard.
GEORGE /. BoRGER. INC, 643
Indiana ave. NV. IA. s.035U. -
COLORED--CAPITOL HILL, 311 r
St.--Semldet. brick. y rms, 3 lge,
bedrms,, full bsmt. with front entr..
$Spo $eS"pT brick ss FaasfRgTfa: FTaRTa1EN ENs' ehh1f43 h,E n
INC, Iu 4.3lO0, LU, 2-5o1l
virginia ave,---Brick row.. 0 rms.
= Jedrms. with 8 rms. and bath In
bsmt.. Gas h.-w.h.:. $1,000 down.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LU. A.
coLORED-SR. BENNING RID AND
II sT.--Semidet, brick, rms, .
s deep 0ef5m'' ot iIH Ss"' HARTMAN Eas ssss
REALTY, INC, LII. 4-3400.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.

BE4uTFUL NEARBY howard co,
homes: h-arrs lots; HnlsTsst sus-
division on new STATE Route %:
Sie;soo and $500: eeen sun.
WA S-4a2e.
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oLEEMoNr-ssQo down
oI s73 per month; z-bed-
room BUNGALOW on large,
fenced lot with trees. Ike
IREW PLATT. 10. e-701e.
OIL 4-5e96.
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SUNDAY, / TO Z
W. C. q A. N. MIILER
BETHESDA. MD.

4 bedrms., 2 baths. brick Cape Cod.
separate din rm.. ali electric GE
modern kit. full daylight hsrnt..
beautiful lot fenced-tn rear: conv.
to schools. public and psrochial
and q. s Health Center. S23. 500.
Will sell GI.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
roaR yUis Ave 0I o-otoa'
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BETHEsDA-ALTA vTsTA-Hsre IS .
aansn.1si ams. ana 3 sstS stis with tine iiy. rm;
(frepl.). din. rm., kit Splendid
developed lot with privacy. May be
bought OF with low down payment.
Priced at S15,950.- To inspect.
phone M. cricher, OIL. o-s7o6' or
NJ COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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coLEsVTLLE AREA-Attrac. 2-bed-
rm. frame bungalow on a acre;
some fruit trees; henty Of shade;
10x20 outbuilding used aa child's
playhouse; also tool shed; near
transp. and shopping center. Priced
to sell quick ut S10,b0O. VIII be
open SUM-, to o.
COUNTRY LIVING AT IT'S BEST:
situated on 3 acres Of gently rolling
countryside; 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with ga baths: large screened-in
rorch. built-in garage; GE kit with
dishwasher and garbage Disposall:
full bsmt. Midway between Silver
Spring and Laurel. Priced at SEQ
300. Substantial down payment.
For information. call Burton Utter.
EV, 4-bO73. associated with JOHN
A. WENTz. -10
GArTHERsBURo AREA
5h acres. Mod, 3-bedrm. rambler
In grove Of trees nr. new freeway.
q. acre. Lovely old home, remodeled
and decorated. lovely setting.
New. s-bedrm. rambler: fun bsmt.,
breezevay and sarage. {1e,65O.
Modern. 3-bedrm. home, S10,250.
Modern, z-bsdrm. home. $4,000.
2.bedrm.; "a acre. SlO.BOO.
H. W. BgrRAFT
uaithersburE 656 or 72e-S
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SILVER SPRING; CT APPROVED
Owner transferred from city. must
ss a. 6hs fnls nsnisn nrack rms Goio5ia b.d
rms. tile bath. full basement. screen
porch, clothes washer; beautiful
big level corner lot with lovely
/ trees, S16,450. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411. Ewes, OIL. 2
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New 2-Family Brk. Home

New 2-Family Brk. Home
Two bedrooms each apartment. Sep
arate utilities. separate entrances
Daylight basement Fort Baker
dr., corner 2Sth st. Sc. Mr. Rauch.
10. 2-san1, RE. 6-64a0. 10
OPEN SUNDAY, l-5
ANACO5TIA - 3-bedrm. brick In
quiet residential neighborhood. tile
bath full basement gas heat;
newly decorated; immediate pos
session. Inspect 22ll T pl. sc.
for real buy.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
sI5 18th ST. NV. D1. 7-7557
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l BLK. OFF RIVER RD.
, 6845 WILSON LANE

MERRYFIELD & WOODS
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FoRD's HEidHTs
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO s

Q attractive 2-bedroom homes in
this new community. One is all
Pnth hS1s pictors ek v,naoua ano msS9nfy $50 ~
large lots and are served bv CEN
tral water. To inspect drive out
b. c line; left ! miles on Nd.
224 te Ford's drive right to homes.
H. L. HORTON
ME. S-33s0 10. a-6O49
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLER, like
new: 8 iGe. bedrms., liy,-din. rm..
with " bath, -of-eround dry
bsmt., lovely shady lot: estab.
ity swimming pool: excel financing:
priced below 0I appraisal; $1S,500.
BY OWNER. OPEN. 2404 Hayden
DR.. LO, 4-5679, liz
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NEW-NEW-NEW
OWNER ANXIOUS
OPEN / TILL DARK

OPEN l TILL DARK
ATTENTION GIs and NON-GIs
Low down payment--I303 31st pl,
s.e.-new brick Colonial at re-
duced price. Lse. Nv rm: with
firepl., spacious din, rm.: very lge
kit. "a bath. ist fil,; 3 lovely bed.
rms. and tiled bath on End H.; full
bsmt. with "a bath: gas heat: An
chor fence REDUCED o. rsreatly In
to MINI. ave. left . blks. to N St,
right 3 blks. to house. OWNER
AND BUILDER Call LU. l-0S3S,
III 4-1f1R
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sPRiNG--24l3 Evans Dr.
Open 2 till 8. Vacant. Beautiful
2-bedrm. brk. rambler. fireplace;
finished rec. rm. p.us wash rm. in
bsmt.; large fenced yard. Reduced
to sell. JOHN A WENTz, AP. q
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SILVER SPRING = s11.s50; spa
cious.. 2-bedrm-- brick home, with
sep. din. rm.. IS-ft. master bedrm.
and fenced. tree-shaded yard; an
varied styling will GI. Mrs. Hall,
JU. 5.0l84. cox 4 CO, Ju. 5-0775
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sPRINGa2 bedrooms. din
fireplace, attic fan, ali-elec. kitch-
en- screened breezeway with avn
ings, bricked patio. garage. This
unique home on lge., fenced cor.
lot. 1851 Inwood ave. Lo. 5-0267.
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BETHESDA
CT APPROVED

Exceptional value. 81. 500 down, ap-
proximately Sl00 per month, In
Guiding taxes to approved GI. I'm
maculate 3-hedroom, 2.bath Cape
Cod. only 2 yrs. old. No brokers.
OIL 2-93l& :. - 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. clean. va
cant and waiting. Features galore
in this .40-ft., 3-bedrm. rambler.
2 yrs. old. Save your time; show
your honey this gem with dish
washer, disposal, autom. clothes
washer. fenced yard, etc. Mr.. Hoag.
PO. 2-6S43.. cox & CO., OIL. q
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burg I'd. dopposite Eastern Junior
High schooll-Brick Cape Cod;
size dining room, Kitchen. rear
screened porch u2'x23,l. built-in
garage; 2nd floor, 8 bedrooms, tile
bath, full basement. with oil
forced warm-air heat and outside
entrance to rear fenced yard.
Priced to sell quickly by OWNER
at $15,95O. Call JU. S-l60S or Ma.
$1,000. 10
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SILVER SIZING, S1e.50O-The To-
sstipn satig nd !; right .s,.ss the so,nsr lot !,
in this 3-bedrm brick rambler with
that custom look; fireplace. day
light hSmt,, and buiit-in garage.
Mrs. Hal: 10. 5-91s4. cox q CO..
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-weli-kept, 3-bedroom. q
bath home: all spacious rooms,
osasf Soetor oS p dsnfs oofsor Scs hoe lSe
for one who desires conveniences.
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WHEAToN-s9.a50. oI. no down
payment. $67 per mo. incl. taxes
and ms. Cozy e-bedrm. bungalow.
with fun bsmt., screened porch
snd :rsoo, on-ssrset :,aIs g.T,,kingi nr; ees' ees'
COX a Co. JU. A-07T6
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Fine luxury rambler. not far
from CHEVY Chase and Columbia
clubs: FOUR bedrms. tone suitable
for large den, and THREE baths;
Huge all-elec kit. LARGE covered
patio BesutitIly nn6sGspss nl'ss,. rear ar
6-ft. sapiing fence. No basement
but plenty of storage sand NO
STEPS: $40 500. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS; DI. 7-1411. Eves.,N OIL.
CHEVY: CHEVY CHASE. ssi7 walnut HIN
rd.-open Sun. 2 to z. Brick. 4
Sssan Ssdrm ana oah ssac. hone Rsdr1 o. snsr srs nj
tWin-size. Full din. rm., firepi. in
lse, liv. rm., lge. shaded lot for
children to play. Cadillac ,earage
and full bsmt. Just 2 yrs. old. and
the price will astound you, Drive
out Wis. ave. to Jones Bridge I'd,
turn right, cross Conn ave te
Hardy. OIL 6-5Is7, cox q co.
C2EyY M CHASE. CHASE ,ust on Conn. ave.
This hard -to-f -find DNE-FLoOR
home has a large living rm with
Sway exposure, full-size oinine rm.
study, family-sized kitchen, . bed
rms, bath and ,nclosed porch.
DtulIWty NU -uu UcEs bh' ikht
bsmt. has nice. side entrance. large
:-car garage, Within watkins dts
Please cali 'NEz cusHARo. Real
tor exclusive seeuts, EN-. 2-4232
CHEVY CHASE. Md, ! blk. from
Conn. .ave.---Attr. 3-bedrm., 2-bath,
mod, kit2 bsaqt, up sgts; sS SHOWN 9yI
4-3i1s. OIL. s-3l35 week ends.
CHEVY CHASE. sieSoo-oPEN TO-
DAY AND MONDAY. Located on
huge wooded lot on q no-throueh-
street: large living room. first-
floor powder room. 3 bedrooms and
Wonderful buy In an older home
Out Conn. ave. 10 Chevy Chase
Circle, right on Western ave, !
block to Brookville rd., left. con-
tlnue past shopping center toI
Thornapple ST., right l block to
Delatield, left to 1910 and open
siEn: I'll Q. SHANNON a. LUcHsl
Co, 5000 Conn, ave. KE. 7-1S00.
CREsTvIEW. 4S41 Hayard boulevard
Charming 2-betroom bungalow
Convenient. to. .. C. bus K-2,
schools, churches. and shopping
areas less than mile from Western
End Wisconsin,. In quiet friendly
neiRhborhood Of veil-kept homes.
Immsdiste occupancy. sls.soo.,
Mass. ave: to wsstmoreland Circle:
boulevard, ieft TO <s4i. LII
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WHEATON,. sI1.soe-eI. no down
payment. S75 mo incl. all. A q
bedrm. briek-and-shingie home with
that eared-for look and quality
constructions: full bsmt.. storm win
dovs. Anehor-fenced yard. Near
81. catherine's Church and school.
Gan MRS. MRS. HART, cox q CO.,
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bedrm. Brick with ready -to-finish
expansible End A.: dining rm.. fire-
pl; attrac. neighborhood with near
by public, parochial schools; VA
approved; S14.250. BY OWNER.
$500 Cottrell ter, HE, 4-5l05,
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HILLS - Brand-nsw
ramblers: 8 bedrms., ~ baths,
full bsmt.; built Of the best ma
terial and workmanship for only
SIG, 300. Dir: Out Ga. ave. ext,
TO Weller I'd. left on Weller I'd.
70 Matey rd.. right on Matey I'd.
70 Open sign. Open all day sun.
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ave. Extended. 5s03 Manhattan
rd.-Detached brick: 8 rooms. 9
baths. porch. recreation room. at
taehed garage. -Large wooded lot
Vacant. Open Saturday and Sun
day. ~ It'll z. Reasonably priced.
S21 $50. Easy terms. Dir Out
left on Mariyn ST.. Q blocks 70
Namakagan rd. and right to open
house. NORMAN II. HIMELFARB,
exclusive agent. OIL. 4-a610: ewes,
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ROCK GREEN FUKEST--lfl ap-
proved. S23.30 open Sunday, 2
It'll dark. SOL Larry place, attrae-
tn,i tive corner brick sgiss,a home; wooded % lot,
baths Gst-floor bedrm.. bath, Q
fireplaces, recreation rn.. screened
porch, garage, large stone patio.
slate roof; exceptional value. at
trac terms. OWNER. JU. 5-7747.
Rockville. Md, 3-bed-
rm. rambler: many extras; $11,5O0.
Apply 1405 Broadwood drive.
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Hoysls roR sALB-MD.

WHEATON - S7T.5o no. Assume
osnsr. A. O. 3-hedrm, sIisk.
sep. din: m. dayiiEht esnt.. play
grade and hiEh schools. 10. &
WHEATON. 1895 Parnen. sIe.sso
--3-bedrm brick rambler. lovely
shaded lot; large IiV. rm.. din. Ell.
mod. kit. on lat a.: utii,, incl. auto.
e ssP .esoa as ''s5 owsas' siIls' Lo '.E asssi ssi
CL0sE-N-One bIk.
from business district. Brick. .
clean and nsst. S taii Bsmt, fsstas: cur;
windows. Sep. din. rm. The most
you'll ever see for only $l7.950:
OF approved; excel terms. for any
one. walk to transp-,. super shop
10. 5-4lg0. List MSS. FRED
Ma a-6n00
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Defense Department, the former
sergeant when questioned long
after the war confessed to his
part in the killing. He was taken
into custody but was later re-
leased when it was found that
there was no way to prosecute
him in this country.
His attorney said the confess
sion would be repudiated.
Both Icardi and 10 Dolce sue
cessfully resisted extradition to
Italy to face trial there. They
were tried in absentia and con-
victed-with Icardi being SEN
fenced to life and 10 Dolce to II
years in prison. The Italian
partisans accused with them
were acquitted.
The indictment of Icardi for
perjury has revived the whole
fantastic episode and could lead
to a final judicial determination
of what happened to the gold
the mission carried into Northern
Italy and what occurred in Villa
Castelnuovo, the 22-room man
sion on Lake Orta on that
December night nearly II years
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
British Jeer Couple Who Gave
Baby to American Family

"All I've had from them Is my
air fare to America and my keep
while there" she said.
The hostile crowd gathered
at the McDonagh home as word
spread that she had returned.
The McDonaghs arrived in a
truck driven by a friend. When
they saw the angry gathering
they drove off to an undisclosed
spot in the country.
The VinanskyS became
friendly with the McDonaghs
last year when the sergeant was
stationed at the United States
Air Force base at Burtonwood
When Mrs. McDonagh fell i'll
the VinanSkys took care of
baby Joyce. then 6 weeks old.
The little girl stayed with the
Vinanskys until they went home
last May. They wanted to adopt
her and take her with them.
The McDonaghs, who have
five other children. were willing
but the British authorities re-
fused permission.
Three weeks ago Mrs. Nc
Donagh flew to the United States
with the baby and it was an
nounced the Vinanskys would
be made the child's legal
guardians.
Mr.. McDonagh, a railwayman,
earns e. ($22.40) q week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Rudio Station Sued
BY Toledo Papers

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 81 R.-
The owners of the Toledo Blade
and the Toledo Times filed suit
in common pleas court for $780,
900 yesterday and charged that
a radio station has been lifting"
and broadcasting news stories
from the newspapers.
The Toledo Blade Co.. which
owns and publishes the two
papers, named as defendant the
Midwestern Broadcasting Co..
operators of Radio Station
WOHO here.
Granting a temporary injuc-
ton banning the alleged prac-
tice, Judge Harvey G. Straub
ordered the station to preserve
records of its news broadcasts
for possible evidence.
Russell Gohring, president and
general manager of WOHO. de-
clined to comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
Japan Rejects
New Treaty Bid

LONDON. Aug. 81 t41.-Japan
cold-shouldered yesterday a re-
newed Russian demand for a
peace treaty that would close the
Sea of Japan to American and
other Western warships, Jap
anese sources said last night.
The informants said Russia's
Jacob Malik put forward the de-
mand shortly after the 18th
plenary session of the Russian
japanese negotiations for a
World War II settlement got
under way at the Soviet Embassy.
Mr.. Malik was said to have
asked that the right of free
naval passage throught the Tsu-
garu. Tsushima and Soya Straits
be restricted to the countries
bordering on the Sea of Japan.
This presumably would bar from
the sea warships of all nations
except Japan. the Soviet Union.
Communist China and possibly
Korea.
The Tsugaru Straits lie be-
tween Honshu, the main Japa-
nese home island, and Hokkaido,
the northernmost island. Tsu-
shima Straits run between the
island of that name and South
ern Honshu. The Soya Straits
lit between Hokksaido and
Southern Sakhalin. United
States warships based in Japan
now have free run of the straits.
The Russian proposal appears
similar to one put forward by
Moscow in 1851 as a part of the
basis for a peace accord with
Japan.
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ordered Manini to get poison
which could be placed in Holo-
hans soup for dinner that eve
ming.
Before supper was served. a
quantity of cyanide of potassium
was placed in the soup that was
served to Maj. Holohan by
Manini. Holohan remarked that
the soup tasted sour or bitter:
however, be drank all Of it.
Became Ill
"He quickly became i'll and
went upstairs to lie down. After
the other members had finished
dinner they began playing sea-
pone, an Italian card game. Z.
They could hear Holohan groan-
ing and retching.
Fearing that the poison would
not be effective and that Holohan
might discover the plot, 1cardi
decided that the major would
have to be shot. Cards were
drawn by Icardi and Lo Dolce.
Lo Dolce drew the low card (the
Defense Department said it was
the deuce of spades) and lost,
leaving it up to him to do the
killing. :.
10 Dolce asked Manini to
hand him his Beretta automatic
pistol. 10 Dolce, taking this pis-
toll. proceeded upstairs and placed
the pistol against Holohan's
head and fired twice"
Afterwards. the report said.
the group bundled Maj. Holohan
into his sleeping bag and dumped
him into the lake.
In his appearance before the
House subcommittee. Icardi en-
phatically denied the story in
volving the poison and the draw
ing of lots to decide who would
do the killing. These denials are
the basis of the eight-count in
dictment, along with Icardi's
testimony regarding an enemy
attack on the villa where the
mission was staying.
The indictment also charges
Icardi with obtaining part of
the funds the mission carried
with it.
10 Dolce declined an invitation
to testify before the House sub
committee and for this reason
did not figure in the grand jury's
indictment. According to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

NEWTON LIE WILLOWS, Eng
gland, Aug. 81 (P.-An angry
crowd of about 200 neighbors
shouted insults last night out
side the home of Thomas Nc
Donagh and his wife, who gave
their youngest baby to a family
in the United States.
Mrs. Lillian McDonagh, "a.
returned from the United States
yesterday after leaving her 1S-
month-old baby Joyce with
Sergt. George Vinansky and his
wife in Holly Hill, S. c.
MY little girl is happy over
there. She's got a good home, "
Mrs. McDonagh told reporters at
London airport. She described
as a horrible untruth" rumor
that she had sold the child to
the Vinanskys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
HoIohon Murder Case
Is Packed With Drama

land accused Icardi and former
Army Sergt. Carl Lo Dolce, both
members Of the Holohan mis-
sion, of the killing. But it SAID
that both Icardi and Lo Dolce
long separated from the service
could not be prosecuted in this
country. A similar finding was
made by the House Armed Serv-
ices subcommittee.
The story related by the De-
tense Department. in the House
hearings and in the Italian court
trial began when Maj. Holohan
Icardi and 10 Dolce were dropped
September 26, 1914. on Mount
IMottarone, 100 miles behind the
battle lines on a secret assign
ment known as the Chryslel
mission.
The purpose of the mission
was to get a line on partisan
groups and make sure that allied
help would go to those that
would best fight the Germans.
The party carried arms. q
sending radio and. according tc
the Defense Department. about
500, 900 in gold. American cur.
rency and Swiss francs.
Strong and Calm :,
Maj. Holohan. a man of AZ
who was selected to head the
mission because Of his strength
and calmneSs of temperament
kept in touch with his headquar-
tiers by radio but asked for only
lone arms drop between the time
he landed and his reported dis
appearance on the night of De-
cember 6, 1914.
What went on that night In
the Villa CaStelnuovo on Lake
Orta, which the mission oc-
cupied. is one Of the many dis
puted points in the story. Icardi
said later that the mission, fear
ing German attack, was NOV
ing to another location. In the
move, there were gunshots and
Holohan was never seen again.
The members of the mission said
they presumed he was killed or
captured.
Then there is another version.
1t is revealed dramatically in
the House subcommittee report
which asserts there was sufficient
basis for an indictment against
Icardi and 10 Dolce for the MUIR
der Of Maj. Holohan but no legal
way to prosecute them in this
country on the charges.
The subcommittee said there
had been differences between
Mai. Holohan and Icardi over
giving arms to partisan groups.
particularly the Communists,
and then went on to describe
Mai. Holohan's last day. This
was the day he had decided to
move his headquarters. and the
report said:
That afternoon Icardi then
approached two Italian partisans
who had been working with the
group, Giuseppe Manini and
Gualtiero Tozzini, stating that
particular day would be a good
time to get rid Of Holohan. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31
BY CECIL HOLLAND

A chilling World War II story,
as bizarre as any fiction, seems
headed for q full court airing
here in the perjury trial of for
mer Army 1t. Aldo L. Icardi.
1t is a story involving the war
time Office of Strategic Services,
its cloak-and-dagger operations
behind the German lines in
Northern Italy. and specifically
the mysterious death of Mai.
William v. Holohan, a brawny
OSS officer, in the winter OF
1914.
While the indictment against
Icardi, also a former OSS officer,
charges him only with perjury.
the effect of it is to accuse him
anew of plotting and directing
the murder of Maj. Holohan. A
similar accusation was made in
a Defense Department memo
randum released in 1851 and in
an Italian court where he was
convicted of the murder.
The Justice Departments &C.
ton this week in obtaining the
perjury indictment is another
step in the long and tortuous in
vestigation of Mai. Holohan's
death. The indictment was
based on Icardi's denial before
House Armed Services subcom-
mittee in 1853 of any part in the
death of Maj. Holohan.
Harvard Educated
The major, a Harvard-educa-
ted lawyer who worked with the
Securities and Exchange Com
mission before the war, disap-
.peared while heading an OSS
mission sent into Northern Italy
Ito work with partisans. An in
'veStigation of his disappearance,
begun after the war, was stepped
up after the recovery of a body
identified as that of Maj. Holo-
han from icy Lake Orta. west OF
Trieste, in the province of No
vara. in 1850.
The body was encaSed in a
sleeping bag and weighted with
stones. An autopsy revealed that
the officer had been poisoned
and shot through the head.
Few details of the story were
disclosed at that time. Italian
police Said then that two Amer
leans and two Italian partisans
were involved in the killing.
They said EZio Albert. a young
Italian police lieutenant, had OBJ
tanned confessions from two
Italian partisans and that the
confessions led to the discovery
of the body where the partisans
said it had been dumped into
the lake.
Pentagon Statement
For more than a year there
was no comment from the De-
tense Department. Then, on
August Is. 1851. as Italian au-
thorities moved to bring Icardi
and others to trial on murder
charges. the department issued
a long statement about the case.
1t filled in many of the details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Life in the U. S.
Vornints' Pay
For Rearing of
ThreeChIdren
Life in the u. S.
Rx fhe A,sociated Pres,

INTERNATIONAL FALLS.
Mimi, Mar. 5.-Robert Hines
trapped his first wolf when he
was IL years old and he's been
matching wits with the preda-
tors ever since.
The boyhood thrill of his first
catch is gone, but there's GER
tain satisfaction in finding a big
timber, or brush wolf, a bobcat
or even a harmless looking fox
in one of his snares.
Mr.. Hines, 43, who lives near
Ray, Mimi, 10 miles south of
here. has been making his living
off trapping for almost 20 years
and has raised a family of three
children on the bounties of these
furred killers. His kill this win
ter includes some go bobcats,
more than 80 wolves and a large
number of foxes.
An adult timber wolf brings
$35 bounty, brush wolves or
coyotes S25 each, bobcats SIS
and So.
The biggest cat he shared this
season weighed close to so
pounds, but he once trapped one
that scaled go pounds. OF the