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leanup Truman and Murphy Confer on Governme BIG 3 CALL OFF Scientist Devises New Brain Study WHITE HOUSE MAY BARE ITS PLANS TOMORROW Washington, Dec. 15 U.fi Federal Judge Thomas F. Murphy, ANY FURTHER i i former New York City Police Commissioner, met secretly with; What, exactly, la memory and ARMS CUT TALKS -r President Truman today on Presidential plans to put the govern merit's scandal-ridden house in order. what makes It work? And sleep? Paris, Dec. 15 (U.tt-The What brings on a brain "dis order?" Western Big Three idvised the United Nations today that they Science doesn't know.

In de tail, but it is beginning to de The White House declined to say what the President and the Ktw York judge talked about, but it was patently obvious that Mr. Truman sougnt Murphy's aid in taking a key role in rid ding the government of rascals nrl rostnrins nil hi if1 faith in velop a method by which the Asks Grunewald War Job Probe Contlaard from Paga 1 begin probing into the Teitel- will take part in no further "secret" Big Four talks on disarmament at present. Th Western statement re answers may be pursued and found. It is a method, or technique. plied to a Syrian "suggestion" that the United States, Britain, the integrity of the mass of! of taking "electrical pictures" of a live nerve cell in a living France and Russia undertake being.

new series of private arms Dr. J. C. Eccles, Australian talks this time abandoning the UN-indorsed Baruch Plan as a scientist, who originated and developed the exacting1 proc baum story soon after the new year. U.

S. District Attorney Charles M. Irelan, who will direct the inquiry, expects to get the transcript of the hearings by the House Ways and Means subcommittee in a few days and begin studying it. Boro Ambulance government employes. Murphy went to the White House at Mr.

Truman's invitation. The White House said there would be no announcement before Monday regarding the President's plans for a campaign to clean up the government. Murphy, of the famed handle esses involved, told about it In blueprint for atomic control Philip C. Jessup formally ad vised the UN Political Commit the annual Adam M. Miner me morial lecture at the College of Medicine of the State Uni tee that any private conference based on abandonment of the Baruch Plan would be "dis versity of New York.

-mi. Vtih mil "mi ii Hi in i "i bar mustache, gained note as Here is an idea, from the Service Declining honest" from the start Answer a Flat 'No A I Jl speaker's description, of how the method has been working: Inserted in Nerve Cell Continued from Page 1 The lr. S. delegate, speaking also Tor France and Britain, Hospitals Department spokes An "Incredibly minute" elec did not completely rule out the possibility of renewed con the successful prosecutor of Alger Hiss, former State Department official who was con victed of perjury. He now apparently has been offered a choice spot on an anti-corruption commission to be appointed by the President to ferret out misdeeds turned up in the sensational House tax scandal in trode, one four-hundred- Prof.

J. C. Eccles thousandth of an inch in di men, who that their names be withheld because of a professed desire to avoid an even bigger ruckus, charged STILL SEEK IDENTITIES ameter (try to Imagine that), is inserted Into a nerve cell about fifty four-hundred-thousandths versations on some other basis, but another American spokesman said later that the answer to this phase of the informal Syrian proposal was a flat "no." that an untold number of am OF DEAD COUPLE bulance hours were wasted daily by voluntarv hospitals quiry and the Senate's revela Police yesterday continued of an Inch In diameter( and you can try to Imagine that, too). Dr. Eccles succeeded In doing Syria's Fans El Khoury had when they declined to admit all eases brought to their doors.

tion of "influence peaoiers -in the R. F. C. Murphy refused to say whether he had accepted a corrup dangled the "scuttle-Baruch" their efforts to establish the Identities of a woman and a man, found dead Friday In different sections of Brooklyn, whose bodies remained unclaimed in Kings County that for the first time last June, and he and associates have repeated the process thousands of tmes with 60 or more plan before tne committee as a feeler, wishing to find out whether It would be approved before he risked losing face by The same ambulance that originally brought the patient to the voluntary hospital must then transport the "case" out to Kings County or some other tion cleaning job. He disclosed that he held two meetings with Mr.

Truman one at the White different motor nerve cells, taking photographs as the Morgue. The woman was about 25. House, the other at Blair House submitting it as a formal resolution. city hospital, such as Cumber- 1 In between, he conferred nerve cell Is stimulated to a Her body was found floating in greater or lesser degree by a 1CII HI UI VJietfUpOlIH. Officials at the Department with Charles Murphy, Mr.

Tru man's leaal adviser, and con minute electric current. Buttermilk Channel, off the foot of Baltic St. The body of the man, who of Hospitals point out that this Thus far motor cells only ceded that the two did discuss what he called some sort of plan. have been used, with the ex appeared about 45 or 50, was washed up on the beach or Soviet Delegate Silent Russian delegate Arkady A. Sobolev refused comment on the suggestion, but Communist Poland's Stefan Wierblowski welcomed it as a desirable move.

Wierblowski said it was "inadvisable" to saddle the UN's Gravesend Bay at the foot of perimenting scientists gathering a body of information on how animal movements are controlled by minute electric procedure inevitably results in tying up an ambulance for two or more hours with a single patient and a delay in admitting said patient to a hospital for treatment. Voluntary hospital officials insist that first-aid treatment is Bay Parkway, near the Belt Parkway. currents and thus far animals DroDosed Disarmament Com only have been used by Dr. Eccles' researchers at Dune- mm mission or any other arms con oine, New Zealand. But, he in ference with a preconceived plan unless, of course, the dicated, eventually the same PATTERSON APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! Mt Ml br Dm.

JOffc plan was conceived In Russia kind of experiments may be made with other nerves and nerve cells, and then maybe The Big Four agreed during far amravi i MN K. Y. City a 10-day secret session earlier this month that the UN should nature age-long secret of how it is that we remember and I tawlMatyfc I lit rtat. Moat kw 1 yn at Im VI" Mailt. no inucfttioNai Ol IXMtllNCt forget and fall asleep and Eailt Staff Phot bj Kruh CHRISTMAS PARTIES ABOUND Yuletime festivity in Brooklyn was teeming yesterday.

Above group is shown at the party of the Brooklyn Post Office Ladies' Auxiliary in the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy, 273 Willoughby with Sister Mary Vincent, superintendent of the home, presiding. Below is the party for underprivileged children given by Catholic War Veterans in the Elks Club, 91 0 Union with Rosario Scibilia playing Santa. always given at the hospital in such instances and that the patient "is admitted" where an "emergency" exists. Still another reason given by various persons within the Department of Hospitals for official reticence on the "differences of opinion" between that agency and the voluntary hospitals is that the department Is actually afraid that the voluntary hospitals will simply drop their ambulance service if too many "orders" emanate from the Department of Hospitals. The city pays voluntarv hos have a disarmament commission.

Russia indicated it might even take part in the commission's discussions. The Soviets, wake up will be disclosed. liaUIRIMIMTS. Our caaiaUt tbarMahtr pnH Ual unk the secret talks, but Jessup however, remained adamant in their opposition to the Baruch Plan, approved years ago by ti eu im at ciast iictwi TUIiiAY Ot TMUMDAY THE DELIHANTY INSTITUTE US ten I5i a. Y.

1 Free 4 U.S. Fliers. made it clear that they had been no more effective than any of the other fruitless East-West conferences of the last five years. the rest of the UN. Some sources here had hailed the "agreement" achieved by DEMAND CZECHS EXPLAIN ON MISSING U.

S. SENTRY HST Tells Hungary pitals $10,500 yearly to maintain and staff an ambulance OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 FUEL OIL TRIANGLE 5-8400 295 Lhringstoi BTdyi, N. T. B'KLYN QUEENS NASSAU has been no word from the Czechs yet and until we hear about half of what it actually costs, according to both the Hospitals Department and the from them it is unlikely that we shall have anydefinite information as to what happened voluntary hospitals. hospital spokes ABRAHAM rWON ST.

ot HOYT Continued from Page 1 has branded the charge a "fairy tale." The department Is preparing to deliver notes "to Moscow: Rejecting Moscow charges that the proposed Middle Eastern Defense Command constitutes a hostile act toward the Soviet Union. Britain, France Heidelberg, Dec. 15 XU.PJ United States officials demand-, ed Information from Czechoslovakia today, regarding an American constabulary trooper; missing since Dec. '12 and believed kidnaped by the Communists. Army authorities withheld to him." men asserted that it was economically impossible for them The trooper was on sentry to accept all patients because of a shortage of "ward" beds dutv near the border.

"Tracks I ANNOUNCEMENTS in the snow show he walked SALE! ana tfte fact that the city only Ready Monday I toward the frontier only a few Public Notice ana) Commercial Noticci Vys uiem an a aav. comnarp.i hundred yards away," theiana turKey win reject me Army spokesman said. "Since; Soviet claims in parallel notes the name of the trooper but said he was on duty as a private ACCORDIONIST (or Chrtetnaa ana to the $16 and $17 it costs the hospital per patient. already worked out between New Year'e Krt partiee, ntnuM Dec othjr Btempel, OEdney 6-0053. in the loth Constabulary Squad Children tmTd it IIOTRBRS! ron near the Bavaria-Czech Tomorrow.

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intffirtFnrv 'frontier when he disappeared. then nothing has been heard of him and there is no word of what happened to him." He said a detailed investigation was ordered by U. S. Army authorities. ambit.

CL. C-4229. linadeauate amhnianr. An Armv spokesman sain he MO. iViaH nn Irnnwlpricp nf renorts the four countries.

Rejecting another Soviet charge that the United States committed aggression against Communist countries by setting up a $100,000,000 fund to finance anti-Communist plots and to aid iron curtain escapees. BRICKLAYER UmOM naetint TufladaT. De. is. iMfliui vi" vvcriauuiiiE pmi.i""" o- --t- trol and responsibilities of Dnb.ilnat tne missing trooper had II.

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