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4 AUTOMOTIVE WANTED BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUN JUNE 22, 1947 34 'Grill Gamblers In Siegel Killing Ten Best Films All Reactionary, Says Red Paper Continued from Page 1 2000 CARS ANTEI party at turned from Santa Monica Moscow. June 21 rU.P The magazine Soviet Art today branded as BOOaLTN-l LABGaST II III 1 PAYS THE LIMIT "reactionary and decadent" the 10 1 SB. 5-3444 NIGHT WL -715 best motion pictures of 1946 com piled by the U. S. movie trade BROOKLYN AUTO SALES 6th Are.

Cor. 65th St, B'kiya 'paper Film Daily and cited their selection as proof that Hollywoodj was an agent for "dollar diplo "Douse the lights, they re shoot-ling through the windows Smiley screamed to Miss Mason as she ran into the murder room. Smiley had i. sprawled himself on the floor when I the shooting started. 8iegel had been sitting with his back to the window and his body remained upright on the sofa, blood I pouring from his head.

Smiley, once involved in a brawl with Jon Hall, film actor, at Bandleader Tommy Dorsey apartment. I was taken into protective custody as a material witness. "I heard the glass shattering and II ducked." Smiley said "When I looked at Siegel. I could see he had macy and atomic "The masters of Hollywood forcing well-known American cinema actors to waste their tal- la 47, UM for "GOLD SEAL" RECONDITIONING Park Square Motors tents in transformin gart into a willing tool of dollar diplomacy and atomic politics." the magazine IA3 Englri 8 M. Broeklra taken most of them." HflBk TjHHf None if he 10 pi has been Strange tars Seen seen by Soviet audiences aunougn A neighbor of Mu, Hil! told several had private showings at noli, ii.

id ii. Umi'iI cars the American Embass parked on the street for several The list included Lost Week-j days. Police believe siegel's killers Mrs Barbara Clement jend." "Night and "The may have been trailing him. Green Years," "Anna and the King SEE MR. SHEA FIRST (For Hoaest Apprauali) Pays Top Prices All Mikes Models Also Trucks Just Phone Mr.

Shea Officers reported that Siegel's mm of Slam." "The Bells of St. Mary s. two daughters by his divorced I TQCB MIITlSOfl Ixlll "Spellbound." "Saratoga Trunk. Wlnd.or S-9102 5-3100 wile Mulkent, 16. and Barbara.

fHenry "Notorious" andi 14 were en route here from a 0 UptOWII Hotel Leave Her to Heaven." I New York finishing school with awarding of prizes to re- their mother. Continued from Page 1 actionary and decadent films in The murder was the fourth i the Film Daily's competition, the 344-fomily garden apartment development gamtlsrid slaving in the Los in the Marine Corps, persecution of anti-American" ac- NEW BENSONHURST HOUSING PROJECT A drawing of Dlanned bv Fred C. Trump on a site bounded by 20th, 21 sf and Cropsey Aves. ond the Belt Parkway. In the back Pauley Lriboons.

racketeer, was tfa went A search nf the rienelv. war played in turns devoted to tne ambushed at hil Beverly Rills around the SHmn Soviet Union's struggle against ground is Gravesend Bay and to the left Bensonhurst Park. CARS, TRUCKS Wanted JOHN D'EMIC Corner 32nd St A 4th Ave. I SOuth 8-1282 SOuth 8 1283 home. May.

1946. Bennv 'The: tne uerman fascist invaders, tne Meatball) Gamson. who had been etat Proved equally fruitless. demands for Charlie Chaplin's de-questioned in the Gibbons murder Clement said his wife was doing jportation all are links in the and his torpedo, George Levinson, wrjting about Wellesley Col-isflm? chain Soviet Art said. Ugheltas Guests Filibuster 3d Longest K52jSLi sinated in their Los Angeles apart- lw in Massachusetts, and had'of reactlon of the cinema will be' ment hideout five months later ben interested in getting more increased and films will engage In The underworld reported that color" for her work A check open slander against democracy Siegel was "long overdue" He there, as well as at Trov.

N. Y.iand the labor movement." came to Southern California in where it was believed she might be' However the magazine saw some Continued From Page aiuinnerrany Senates Historv aunreme Court Justice Henrv L. unemployment, stagnation visiting friends, disclosed no trace hope tnat Houvwood would be included of her. thwarted It pinned its faith on Ughetta. president of the Hal-' Washington.

June 21 (U.pi-Thef The all-time record for a one- sion. depression, ine great Anier- tne late imjus a i filibuster to block a bill veto man fihbusier was set by the late ica building industry must not His colorful thrhetta were Meats at a loday 'ne third Sena-or Robert LaFo.lette be responsible for such a calamity." Ughetta. were guests at a private Mion jn Senate history. on May 29-30. 1908 The Wisconsin h- dinner party in the Towers Hotel, jd Progressive talked for 18 hours and' Thf Prl Mte ls b' MOTORS.

1140 ContJ jp- a'(M HI arrests, trials and acquittals on Clement said his wife also was the American moviegoer, "who will charges ranging from misde- keenlv interested in the Bible and be able to size up the reactionary meanors to murder that he believed she had a copy fishes and understand their real He and Smiley were arrested in with her on Wednesday night significance." 1944 on bookrnakmg charges and Uvfd with Her MoUler I 1 given by the trustees of the board pd 30 hours and 51 minutes until minutes on a currency mil zisi ana The iilibtister against the Taft- to mark the conferment of the Th fiiihniT enrterf when Hie Hart lev labor bill was the lust in nd Bay. Adjoining it on the ea-st rh -mnsi ririiMi. The couple had been staying honorary degree of Doctor of Laws) se.sf.ion was 'only 28'-, hours old. i 12 years to keep the Senate home of Mrs. Clement" is Bensonhurst Park.

Plans '3 lout thing I ever heard of." Siegel But the Senate put off a recess session mi Plandome Manor. Plandoir The filibusters were Senators ha.e been approved alld Smilev then pleadPd gllilty to ino.her in on the jurist by St. John's University. Those present included the Mon- uy run v.ci i.are: in placing oeus ana were I a couple of non-lihbiMerers could Glen Taylor signori Alfonso Arcese, Ottavioi be put into the record. Wayne 1 Mo Ore uns M.

ftn in? was oinK to visit friends Stlvestii, Leopold Arcese and A. Raphael Cioffi. The Rev Dr Sal-vatore Cafiero is moderator of the board. co was" I et 'ind did 1. edomina, The 32 units wi Ha of siawng Harr- Port Washing on In tead.

she enate met for 54 lotus on Si 3:19 today' In holding the lloor over 25 percent of the land with "schachter. alias Harrv Clreenberg. IJ.fZZ ipping act for eight hoSri nJ 80 minutes, he remaining area landscaped. but was acquitted after a four- bringing very! LVne session No 2 was in March matched the Senate marathon The project was designed bv the month trial. Testimony purported Monslgnor Alfonso Arc speaking in behall of the clergy- 1927.

It lasted 37 hours and two spee.h record for the past 12 "rm that he was then the nations No. men. commended Justice Ughetta minutes from 11 a.m. March 2 Neither speech equaled that of Shopping (enter Planned 1 gangster and the West Coast ana sumea lo for his sincerity and steadfastness until 12:02 a.m. March 4.

That the late Senator Huey Long 12 Qn the south side of Cropsev r- Th. Naan ronntv noIirp of purpose and for the outstanding: filibuster was over the contested years ago against the National Avp beuvPl.n 20th Ave. 8nd 2lst Siegel was an intimate of Louis debM'r cn telt NEED GOOD CAR CAl.L nF-riR It III ES II 9S30 PKDRO Irnm Snulh ABMlKa SMk naln. I.a.s ImlirM lincM 6601 foil Hmil. Slinif Rnd 5-96B8 jT progress which the Italian Board elections ni rraiiK i.

omiin oi nmnrn nu. imiwiimi a hoppmj i liter lias peen jn.h. 1nn rvmnrtc of Guardians has attained under the leadership of Justjce Ughetta: uruig ins incaiucuty him January. 1945." Mary G. La Barbera.

vice presi for about five or six Until recently, she had lived in; eJS 1935. shores HB11. toW.S (mm Ice. but Trov. where her husband, the son, essan foi the center has not it "'f Murine Brig.

Gen. Hardy Morse, who technically still held been approve by the OltyWan- Clement, was doing post-graduate the floor, whether he would yield' Zuel "falcon Rudolph Val- work at Rensselaer Polv Clement for a question Hn L- nod entino's old home, and stayed was working in Philadelphia when 10 question. -Wednesday, it is undeistood. fi, his wife dUappeared. He came Filibuster Ends, Senate to Vote dent of the board, extended the best wishes of Its officers andi LnVS mWW I I Cor trustees, saying: "Justice ughetta.

I am only nappy s- At a hearing May 28. a group here immeriiaielv lo aid in the' wanted, maim although busily occupied with his i-nniini vmum Page 1 the floor. feiia'o: Mor.e said witn oi pi open owneis. miiioiicu gi search. outside interests, has given un-' their battle to block a Senate veto a Th.

emwderi nllerien annlaudad nosed the change, which would in- "P0" of Nc York and Frank Coslello. atintingly of his time and effort vote u111 next WPelc until Senate President Arthur rczoning of a residence dls-l toward advancing the cau.se of the Telerram, Vanuenberg gaveled them into triet to a retail district. Italian Board of Guardians 01 'negrams silence Councilman Vogel argued that a O. William Calasclone. acting! By that time, they hope, public Spllainr Mnrse, who makes no shopping center would attract 1,000 City Firemen to be feted Benjamin Dj.Ii Mines, president of the Except for a sit-down scene in a cafe shot lor.

Sam Golriwvn -Ball of Fire," Miss Hill failed in her efforts for a film career. nuvjiiiciii YeshivQ Rabbi Jacob Isaac director of the board, extended M-iiMim-hi ill di.inge enou-ih -Sen- sukkI up lialtir creating a for chi congratulations from ciren in the that It In War on Crime atonal votes to sustain the veto well under hi-- 10-hour ordeal The 3 AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE 3o Automobile) members, stressing "the w.uni sedate little lawyer spoke ttouid destroy ine values oi priv -Baxter, Aefzel 1 calmly, stopping occasionally to sip1 heme the street anu terest which Justice Ughetta has manifested In the welfare of the Reinis for 20 years, will be feted at a dinner tonight at the Young Israel, 937 Epstern Park- ii supt.i: Hie, there are about 2U0 existing stores orniigr or mi K. Officials of the city Poll Fire departments met yeste put finishing touches on a hi i lend, his tongue thickened and he ataff and the efforts he has activated to improve those conditions. within walking distance of the project. He also complained that Three Under Par FUl.I bui hP kfpt going, to A vote yesterday immediately H(, U)ok (hf f(x)r al 6 3Q nnir Taylor had talked Goes not impose thereby enabling the organization! to render better and more efficient! use 1.000 firemen as part-time yQy policemen to combat the growing, i enough restrictions on the type of i3i 10 8S i for eitht hours and 20 minutes ervice.

BI'IC'K rornertlble udini CMKVRiiiFT Sllemslr. jAim.i ro si is store, such as a local retail zone In South Bay Golf ine nrsi an-nigni sea- the night. The former sing would impose. vane and Willinm Erri Wr4c sion since 1935 wound up wearily, but with tempers unfraved. There Incentives lo Spur elerans Bjv shore.

I. Jun ing cowooy had sioppea witn tne boast that he could have gone on FHA's rental housing program, amitti fiolf rhih'? The firemen, beginning the member-iweelc ln July wjll ln Martha Firestone was a series of hasty mid-after- tor hours longer. But he wanted conferences, after il became developed over thepast year, of- tourna, someone else a cnance. nar- policemen They will be given re- Fife, Drum Corps To Have Field Day At Mineola Fair onsr is oi incentives to filit apparent that, the Senium TaWor ontinued from Page These rowed down to four teams here to- volvers and will act po.ici in, i Iding for vet go on over the weekend if neccs- Plenty of Spectators 1 1 iM.va biiu nuiioii, i rom a p.m. to a a on t.neir oas Acizil Paid Cavanagh and Jim off.

The plan has the support of block area near the church hunn to get a glimpse of the couple. Republican! The filibuster started Frid: Ftnollv ni 1 1 i mortgage insurance up rcent of the project cost, nc of construction regulable result is a structurally ri.uiis univrj inn Mayor uwver ana police com- Wallander It may be: The Firestone family had not; micck. H.rrv raiKe ana Nicholson. Arrangements have been com- whip Kenneth Whcm "1 Nebras- nii Dieted for a 'Field Day" sponsored ka interrupted Senator Morse a Senate chamber filled. The and Vn-L- F.t,- hiiim minute short of the 10-hour mark cine a-n unrmg the ll-designed the fnsi step toward merging the indicated the cost of the wedding hrough dep.rtir.enu.

as suggested by bu, ranBlld UDWards and Bugle Corns Association to be and asked unanimous consent for bill plenty of spectators were back Maun as Ami i inrinn tiriav j.j UK sc, mi rauna neie inLS auei- held Saturday Sept 13. the clo: -i agreement io voie ai p.m. iwon- noon by tossing a three-under-par Firemen will volunteer for the 'rom $50,000. Senators drifted on and off the gg, review of the original -iday He got it at SO p.m. lng day of the 105th animal Mire- Ola Fair, lasting throughout the Plan Worked Out in Advance W.TSZlI'Z "LT'.

ca 01 Caskey whom they beat 3 and 2 for the work but would be ahen vir. had been worked out In and Mieek eliminated John entire day and into tne nignt President J. Alfred Valentine ot their chairs, heads drooping. A higher rate of depreciation allowed '4 ulp 1 "nv Harvey S. Firestone the brides Garvey equa Itime off when advance in the cloakroom, and there was no objection.

Senator uo ice- I not enough men the Queens Nassau Agricultural lwr'r al" Parke and Ni, iu.u.n Kd Mime he 'grandmother. Later a buffet catch a few for illcWie tax purposes and (6) iParke and Nu in. Ko Fine- some nun be as-utiitl some 900 wed- Society; Major Harry W. uross. superintendent of the second Nas- auorum call at 3 a.m.

produced 58.nUi,l retain, after expenses and "fd, lne le.n extra $uty. One fireman per was served I Senators, and the chamber axes and after a 7 percent allow- frETnl i Ti the 4m iff. TF" Wherry agreed that the time between noon Monday and 3 p.m. would be divided equally between friends and foes of the bill. comloriably tilled most ol today.

ance for vacancy and colU'clion 1 Miss Fire-tones from aau School District; President Edward Fitzgerald of the drum corps association, a resident of Brook- prevention hunl and" Vassar wer When Senator Wherry's request dozen folding cots were I i bridesmaids. When the couple began. However, with niblick from most city crimes occur, (the sand first one and then the allied their 8.cecu.a a c. church. Brook- cTucTeade7S Zo Delayed Sub Cruise i imitfti v- esr.r.n PEHUCI niiniTIIW.

marriage license Tuesday both gave formerly stationed on Long Kentucky oilier would uncork a ft out if they wanted to relax for a IO Begin Ot INOOn lOday their occupations as students. Mr, Ford ls a graduate of Hotchkill while. Island, conceived and planned the details of the event. Between 40 and 50 large corns! afer ie- Traffic Lights on 17th Ave. scii and is atte and Bn Through its leader.

Julius Holl three years in the the Naval Air Corp: lander, the Roosevelt Democratic Officiating at the wecoiiu cere-Club of the 19th A. D. has asked moll wele Rpv, Beverly Throuanoul the entire tihbuster. marine vet. -rati of 12 Pacific war Gerald the Senate Democratic leadership patrols, which was to have let the kept hands off.

It was strictly a Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday cattefi Morse Taylor show, although with 52 naval reservists for a two- anS several other Senators were ready day training cruise in Long Island RJ? 4 to help out. Sound, is scheduled to sail at noon Bnij 1 There were several uncertainties today. about Monday's critical vote. Duncan enough to keep either side from ctytt on Uth Ave where numerous ropal Uuvese. and ur.

waiu the Aki dents causing substantia; proiiertv from all ong Island. New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts will be selected from over 2,000 organizations for the final competition. More than $1,000 in trophies will be awarded, the amateur standing of the participants not permitting cash awards, by Judges selected from the drum corps association and music Instructors of the Nassau County schools. damage and personal it.iunc ha.e Kpiscopal Church. Kl ur- Kit stone ADDITIONAL AUTOS WANTED AUTOS FOR SALE CLASSIFIED AOS ON FOLLOWING PAGE sister, was maid of honor.

An entire floor of a large Akroi hotel was reserved for out-of-towr wedding guests. Ed occurred, ihe particular section of the avenue lies between Dahill. Road and 86th St A resolution emphasized the menace of "reckless, careless and speedy operation" of motor vehicles on the avenue and adjacent streets. Mr. Hollander, who is secretary ito County Judge Carmine J.

Ma Iglehart Paces Weslbury Riders rasco, praised the Brooklyn Eagle Hungary Says U. S. Offered Nagy Aid Continued from Page I Westbutv. I. June 21 The rnmriin In reduce traffi Rii2rht 10-goal Internationalist Stewart' dents as "a commendable Igli h.i: iriiixiiig over me neescna.

Senator Elbert. Thomas Utah), a supporter of the bill, is in Geneva. Switzerland, at the International Trade Conference. It was learned he wouldr-not try to get back in time. Senator Wagner III Senator Robert Wagner N.

is reported ill at his- home in New York It was not known whether the author of the Wagner Labor Relations Act, which would be changed fundamentally for the first, time in 12 years bv the Taft-Hartley bill, planned to be in his seat Monday to vote for sustaining the veto Senator Charles Tobe HI. has been called home by his wife's illness HU position is unknown. But Senator Wherry, who en idie u.iiii uus worthwhile undertaking alt-en Kin 3 Boro Schools Get Provisional Charters A provisional charter has been granted to the School for Educational Advancement, which holds classes at Brooklyn Preparatory School, by the State Board of Regents. The school offers refresher courses in the teaching of elementary and secondary school subjects and in administration and supervision of elementary and secondary schools in New York City. Provisional charters were also granted to the School of Optics, 182 Henrv St to the Empire State School of Optics at 81 Wil-loughby St Both schools have operated under trade school 1 the Meadow Brook Club, when hei Mon Held Withaut Bail Smiths Texas four in a second In Liquor Store Holdup game on the clubs Waterbury Arraigned yesterday before Field Old Westburj turned back Magistrate James A.

Blapchfield ihe Roslyn quartet. 10 4. in Felony Court on a robberv The lineups charge. Henrv Olawski. 23.

of 117 no i Java St was held withotu ball. -Brtdle Martin pending a hearing tomorrow in the courl- score De-no" According to Detective William Wtur) I i 110 Toolen of the Butler St. squad. ooais fox" m.mui 'lOlawski's arrest Friday followed iiifhtn 5 corey 2 Trxs prit the capture of George Bowbele. 32.

gineered die voting agreement TO WED Dorothy Moskie told newsmen afterward that the of 177 27th St will be aDs0lutpl going to be over- ldden there's no doubt about it' morned July 5 ot Our Lady Senator Joseph H. Ball of Czenstochowo Minn one of the leadew to draft- ing measure, echoed Wherrv Church, 24th St. ond 4th Confidence. He the margin Ave. to Chorles Chonsen -ould be about th-ee votes more! nccessalv two-thuds Jr.

of 186 27th St. More Wound End F1ibuster Referrr- Clur Tunf oi e- Minon on rnursday as nmm'(. Bowbele alleged attempted to hold eral now in a Russian military prison, was quoted as saying: "I worked for British officers! Captain Clark and Colonel Hanleyj and supplied them with docu-BienU and leUils concerning the! police organization in Budapest and in the provinces, and told them the political allegience of various police officers." Jarmay recently was sentenced to forcer labor lor espionage for a forri.n power. Given Government's Side The white paper was issued by the Hungarian Government to give the government's side of the crisis that has rocked Hungary and the world for the past three weeks Publication was delayed by the flight and resignation from Swit-ierland of Loszlo Jekclyi. newly-appointed Minister to Belgium and The Netherlands.

Jekelyi resigned Thursday when he reached the haven of Switzerland. His resignation caused more Stir in government circles than anything that has happened since the crisis began with the resignation of Nagy. (Dispatches from Geneva said Jekelyi and his wife left there by plane for New York at 2:50 pm (9:50 am Brooklyn time I today to Join Nagy 1 nthe United States. oid vr-siiiy Ro-iyn up the liquor store of oLuis Singer, s. at 44 Hoyt st.

tan I'aair Gum jr According to Detective Toolen, one -lawskl was alleged to have held ov prnodM up and robbed a liquor store at Mtbun i 13 a "0 297 Atlantic Ave on May 29. ob- o.d Wfiburv uon.rd taining 154 cash and a pint of ui 3 4 liquor. thon 20 guests will ottend Ironically. Morse and Taylor who tied up the Senate- for 28 ELECTED Benjamin F. Hirsch of 614 2d executive vice president of Davis Geek, borough subsidiary of American Cyanamid Company, was elected president of wus eiecitra prebiuerii ui hours, are co-authors of a pending bill to end filibustering by changing the Senate rules which permit unlimited debate.

Boro Girl Honor Grad To Teach Older Students Lenore Fay Meadows of 27U Ave. is headed for an un-lsual experience this Fall A recent graduate of Brooklyn College, she has been given an in-structorship at the University of Wisconsin, where she will teach students who are much older than she Ls. According to her professors at Brooklyn College, this is one of the first instances on record that such an honor has been ac corded a graduating student. Miss Meadows majored in chem jistry, was graduated cum lauda last week and was made a Phi 'Beta Kappa member. TO TOUR NORWAY Rudolph Lorsen, photographer, of 484 75th will leave Friday for a two-month tour of Norway, Reds Kidnap Vienna Pupil Vienna.

June 21 tU.Rt Police said dui wiuise rxpiauieu. niiuwav in filibuster, that filibusters can Get a reception at the Thomas Dongan K. of C. club house, 7601 4th Ave. Frances Keefer will be maid of honor and Zeno Kotza will be best man.

Miss Moskie lives with her ount and uncle, Mr. ond Mrs. Thomas Fisher. the Manufacturers Surgical Mnnuf-rhlrPr cllrnirQ a I 21 (UP) The today a 16-year-old Viennese stu- be moiiva'cn "By dinerent rea 1 fnuaaeipnia. jun sons'' This was when onnosition Tmrlf Actnrintinn nf thp Philadelphia Fag.

the Na- aent was kidnaped Seuatois reminded hiin that he itional Football League added theirisons in Soviet Army uniforms who, military car withl during which he will take made a SDMCh last February pro- M'K 3 "MUV" rookie to their 1947 roster to-. were driving a mint driving a testing a Southern Democratic at the Homestead Viramia idaV with the signing of license plates. Soviet pictures of that country industries. Hot Springs..