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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 1

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C0IGHT BROOKLYN EAGLE WEATHER Partly cloudy, cool today and tonight. A Pulitzer-Prize-Winning Newspaper Champion of Its Community 113th YEAR No. 237 DAILY and SUNDAY BROOKLYN 1, N. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1954 5 CENTS EVERYWHERE ICWW ltM. Th.

iRKtlll SM SB) lreotln r. CUa Burns in Dakota Field COMPLETE NEWS 23 KILLED IN BOMBER CRASH Mendes-France 'U. S.MAY RAISE CCK Welcomes Holman Back; Three Tossed Puts EDC Up for Evasive on Cage Coach Status From Wreckage, TO PACE REDS One Missing Assembly Debate AF Chief Warns Of Soviet Plans To A-Bomb America Rapid City, 5. tag. 28 (UP) A kM6 with 27 men aboard crashed and burned near here last night and the ir Force said today 23 men Pari.

Aug. 28 I UP) Premier Pierre brought the stalled European Defense Com- mnnity project before the National Assembly for debate today with the prospect that the final make- I Washington, Aug. 28 JP) The Air Force were killed. The plane smashed mlo a field as it was coming in for a landing at Ellsworth Air Base. One man was missing, the t-hreak vote will be postponed.

warned today that grow nformed sources said Men- ing missian air power i ie and his son, Harold. a jeep across the field. The younger Swallow, who to U. S. PRODS FRANCE to I dp-- Prince finally yielded Air Fore said, and three men were taken tn the bM OS-pita I in critical condition.

til may force an upward re work In the par.irhnte repair demands for delaying the vote only afier three members of hi coalition cabinet turned in vision of its wi Washington. Aug. 28 (UP' The tnitrd Stale want France in make up Its mind three of the ant-Tltor had department at the base. Hr7B goal. The three cabinet memhets quickly regarding (hp Knro- Thomas D.

White. Vice fommrere Minister Man vice, pean Army plan eea If Hip Chief of Staff, told American Bourses Maimoury. Justice answer a fiat "no," d- Legion leaders the Soviets have Minister Emile Hughes and ministration sources report' gone to work "with a veng- J.aimr Minister Eugene ('land-; ed today. eance" on A-bombs and the tns Petit withdrew their resig- Official here maintained long-range bombers to deliver nations when Mcndes Fram "hat a new delay would only them. been thrown clear of the the I nited Ties there was wreckage "bi eploinn." fnllnwed hjr The Air Force said no name "fr he released until next of-kin had been notified.

td of 1 The mane described as "routine training mission crashed in a field -n a main section of the ane operated In Alfred Swallow. was burning with thick hlark I smoke. 'LMd Thai' Heard Swallow he and hi Swallow, 63, -aid he and his father circled the wreckage, family eie preparing for ben hut could ee no one trying "They need Inng-ranre hnmh- ers for only one reason to he able to hit the I nited General White asserted. He said this country still isl finally agreed to make another! result in Hip Ins of valuable effort for EDC, delayed thus tlBM and P'h" water-far for 28 months. of aeyMIC pre- Mendes-Franre insisted, vision under French press-however, on a i-natinn treaty nead of Russia in long-range when tliev heard a loud thud to get oul.

at 10:10 p.m. il 10 am. Brook Time ihp base rescue squad for the Inited State and! the Assembly to reopen nego- offensive air power, but that Britain tn accent and mild nation With Beleliim. Italy. enough for the French Par-! West Germany, the Nether- "''I1 lyn timei.

arrived and began operations CROWN HEIGHTS If the Soviet continue to United PtM Phnto llament to ratify. land and Lnvemhnnrg on a Nat Holman This was interpreted to mean Mendes-Krance would hold fast compromise formula. This, living standards, ronld delay a final vote until to make great sacrifices in I order to enlarge their air pow- The formula was expected to In the conditions he demanded at the Brussels conference that ended in failure last Sunday. a piopo-ai made White'- statement, Bock to winning trophies ogom: Decision Rests With Head Of Hygiene Department 3-Alarm Fire Rakes mLlm Factories, Stores These conditions would allow; fOO.OOO West Germans to re Minister Paul-Henr. Spaak.

on. sati of Western Europe strongest barker- of ED( i Th arm and enter the proposed European army, but force them! to stay within their own boun IV JlLiA lUT! a i to hc to erlj to shoe Spaak sympathizing with lhjf store on Troy Are. were ral stores and also damaged by fire. daries except when granted; France' ravaged i idopt resolutions supporting a DOCK CONTRACT H---s. stepped -up defense and a urn-leach of the armv nations, iiu, tion to set fool on their soi Mendes-France agreed last the right to appeal any ajnmg noilth annual con- City College officials welcomed Nat Holman hack it good standing'' today but displayed little enthusieaifl reappointing "Mr.

Basketball" as coarh as the team he led national prominence. A source close to the college his decision. He added said officials at C. C. N.

V. 'are: Hp'man's reinstatement sho completely undecided" whether 'Z Holman would again coach theip0Vment since Nov. IS. 19' dories at the corner of Si About a half-dozen families ohn's Place and Tiny Ave. living ai 121 and 124S ft, a'u-ing e.vtensne damage.

lohr Place werp evacuated. Police said the fire Was dis- No injuries were reported, overed at 5.55 a m. in the Assistant Chief Michael that hreatened to etltion opening here Mnmiu Union Victorious In Battle With A. F. L.

summons Leaders on(j factory loft ol ISO.OOO Kxpecled Legion members were flood ir.g into the capital today asj preparations for the big conclave got into full swing. As rowers, in i-iiargn in me in pieces of apparatus that responded lo the alarms, reported Boasting a Governmental Perfect Bloomer Company, Beavers' basketball teams and! Holman received the news ith, blessing which will probably 8t John's Place, The build- the fire under control in short he 57-year-olO mentor himself his Park Avenue home va silent over his intentions, "jubilation and humilltv' many as 150.000 persons are ex- Poor, in Pain, She Gets Drugs by Ruse ve mmis of free-mg ao is occupteo ny mfi perted here at one time or Bowling Lanes and to be high Dr. Hindi Gallagher, pres- said he expected to have 8 ident of the colleae. said in a statement regarding his "hone- idom from official challenge by (lrnvpred the l.ik--Dol rdie Companv. Ihe fire The flame spread nuickly Patrolman Kdward McDonald A grim and story oflfully told Magistrate Harry I11MM, doctors' bills he had recently tinder- formal statement he was and intentions for tne future 1,5 International "glad" Holman was reinstated in a few days longshoremen's Association to la the faculty by ihe State Dr.

Gallagher emphasized in day prepared to seek the first commissioner of Education lnhis formal statement that Hoi- labor contract on the Sew York Albany hut said Ihe Hygiene man never bad been accused docks in months. Department would make the of involvement in the bribes apt. William V. Bradley, decision on what job he would hich rocked the cage sport president of the I. which to a pharmacy at I2W1 St.

of tne Atlantic Ave precipe John's Place and In a Safe- v. ho policed smoke gushing way supermarket arnund Ike from 'he second floor of )2V) corner at 252 Troy Ave. Pn- St. John's Place as he was driv lie said a dres shop and aing past In his patrol car. 'gone a kidney operation.

ether during ihe which runs through Thursday. President Fisenhower will fly home from Denver Monday to addres the opening s-es-sion. Gen. Charles L. Bolte, 'ice! chief of staff of the Army, another speaker before the com-j mission today.

cautioned! against the ''common popular poverty combined today slated lor more Mirgerv six bring a Rrooklyn moiher into 0 weeks hence and was in great: hold. The New York City by ion- f. Hyman Krakower, act-Tlpnrle(1 hlm for JAP EX-OFFICIAL Ing chairman of Department, sai however. teacher and failure to warn the man- conuiuons in Digume that no disposition on court on a chaige of possessing pain. She said she did not have! I narcotic, hypodermic needles! the money to pay IS per visit i and a syringe.

to a' physician and stole the! Th? woman, Mis. Theresa prescription blanks in the hope! Mary Green. 25, of 291 of saving $20. Ava, wa arrested she left! The woman said her hits the Wilson Pharmacy at 216 band, a World War II veteran. Flatbush where she been in Northport Vete'ans obtained some demerol with Hospital for more than seven th aid of allegedly stolen and years.

He receives a $100-a-j forged prescription blanks. pension rheck, of which1 Board as official bargaining representative in the port, summoned leaders of the union lo a conference today to map contract demands. The A. F. I international Brotherhood of Longshoremen misconception" that land forces won't be important in the atomic era.

In any war, he said, ground must be held and captured, as in the past, by ground forces. He warned that Armv strength could be made until Ihe Septem her semester begins. Professor Krakower said the chairman of BOY KILLS SELF; FAILED the department. Prof. Ravmond is.

ciiuucd ccunni IPurrell, is on leave tor the ooPQk LEAPS TO DEATH DURING SPY QUIZ "in combat divisions" is being, Green pledged a 'fight to the finish'' against the I. A which was tossed out of the federation be sterdav tear-, she receives M0, she said. year and will not be back tin- i .,1 parly September. hroke into his best Nether Gallagher nor house yesterday, loaded reduced as a result of budgei1 jcuts. SCOREBOARD WATCH cause of racket conditions.

But Tokvo, Aug 28 VJ) A for sought political asylum in the there was no conviction in the.mpr Japanese Foreign Ministry United States last January OWpr offprpd a "nersnnal mie' wrole a dl' ing he was despondent becaus' Ion" about whether Holman! should be given back his old lie had failed in Summer school. were pnv ale concessions from sational press conference nd then shot himself in the its leaders that, for the time, at ltPy ring leaped to death today Washington Aug. that is from the fourth floor windowjdium high Japanese offi temple. "Between the beginning of fiscal year 1954 and the end of fiscal year 195S our overall strength will have been reduced hy 24 percent over a third of a million men," he pointed out. Lt Gen.

R. McC. Pate, assistant commandant of the Marinej Corps, said the Marines have Job. Dave Polansky has coached CC.N.Y.'s teams through a de-emphasized schedule since Hol least, the I. A.

po-iliop wa PODRES PITTED AGAINST RASCHI The body of Joseph Simeonet sold information legally unchallengeable. I of the Tokyo District Att Ready to Negotiate ney's office. agents. There i no anti-espionage man was suspended bv the New York City Board of Higher wno nad nveci at 24, Harbor Road, was found later by his friend. George Lowy of 2841 Harbor Road.

Japanese reports said NoOH-l The New York Shipping Asao- ciation, representing tne em Education last Marrn 3 following an investigation into basketball's "point-shaving" scan- By DAVE ANDERSOV scoreboard was bad news for! Brooklyn Eaolt Staff Writer Dodgers. The Giants developed a new technique of nori Higurashi, 44. committedj suicidp seconds after District Attorney Taro Hase had fin law in Japan and Hignrashi, if convicted, wonld haTe been subject to imprisonment of not more than one year or a fine of 30000 yen (about 875). ployers, seemed ready to begin negotiations. The shippers' last were winning and finally won, dai Pulls Cord, Train Stops at Jail Door St.

Ixniis. Aug. 28 The Dodg 31, over the Braves while tailed questioning him. Hase went to the door of his office to call a police escort ers resume the scoreboard! Brooks Lawrence had the Dodg ctler was a ill-cent package, while the 1. L.

demand wa for a 11-cent package. Chicago, Aug. 28 (U.R) Leslie A. Wilson, the State Commissioner of Education, ruled yesterday that the New VnrL o. hninl'a iniiuntlnn Jones, ii.

brought an lllinon watch today when Johnny igurasru, wno appar- in to a t'nder procedi Central Kaiiroarj Florida Hurricane ers stopped, 42. going into the ninth inning. But Wait Moryn smacked a two-run pinch-homer, (vine the off PodtPs starts against the far dinars Vic Raschi and Giants hail taken his sho of Hnlman Imsprt on screeching halt when he nulled union may have a maximum on a desk and dence "insufficient lo warrant the emergency cord. period of two years under a earlier. Jiimpe.

still threp and a half ampninious assault, outit around the likelihood that an enemy will resist with atomic gun fire or bombs. Marines will be delivered to enemy-held shores by helicopter, he said, wilh support from our Own atomic weapon. Admiral Robert B. Carney, chief of naval operations, said Russia also i strengthening it sea power. He cited thi a a "compelling reason for keeping the IT.

S. Navy modern and powerful." il his Jones said he thought the contract during which il may It must he remembered that cord was the stop signal uau- "ot he challenged In a ear-Ihe annellaol served the insti- allv found on City buses and gaining election bv a lival. Masao Sasaki, an official in HUYC) HUl IflWCJl Hasp's office, giabbed Higu- appeared certain the I. rashi by his tronsei bell hut i3 28 CUB- The Sea- tut ton well fot J7 years, not i streetcars. only with no pnor criticism but; He was sentenced to 10 dav- with great praise Wilson said in jail for malicious mischief.

ahead, play in Milwaukee HtHifM the Dodgers added watching the scoreboard rllBS fthree unearned i in okav with Walt Alston, a' Hughes was doesn't agree rh a Tedded Ith his eighth win in Stengel a S-4 8ame- The Yankee manager told b-plavers tecen.lx, "Don't wani, Refuto )o Sj-n the scoreboard to see what Cleveland's doing. bjSt plav oui tOlleetor $11 Francisco, Aug. 28 (U.R) will makp one of its chief de- could not hold him. soil first full -blown hurricane mands a two-year contract. Japanese- police arrested Hi- parked 11 Vmile-ppr hour winds That NI.RB's decision in gura-hi.

described as a "Soviet today a it moved sluggishlv Washington was ba-ed on sim-jexpert'' in the Foreign Office, 0VPr Atlantic toward the pie arithmetic. In the Mav 28)00 Aug 11 on charges of coasi some election between the two'ing V. S. military secrets mga mtiea away, unions, the 1. L.

A. got Q.tOTjYuri Rasivorov a former IUS renter of hurricane Spinning Drum Will Decide Judge to Try Thrill -Killers Alston savs. "How can vou i naries Miner Otea and the A F. L. UMonn secret ponce ageni worn -carol'' was gDOUl miles he Bureau of Internal Rev atop players from looking at 9,144, a 2fi4-vote margin.

''eal of Jacksonville, and enue, refused to sign a traffic the scoreboard? I know I want! ouldn't Win 40 Tw T0tV was moving about five miles Your Immediate Wish Promptly Delivered ff your immediate with it for home of your own, rar, furniture, appliances. Eagle Want Ada deliver it right to roar home! Mrs. Roilvn Freeman nsei the Eagle Want Ada to (ill all her needa. "Earh time the reenlu were to mimeroui with select to know what the Giants are doing. I don't think it affects Tha pinning of a drum with charges against three of the Theie wet 9 668 Challenged tl Per hou'' 1,1 a direction he-four accused of taking part In ballota, but las) week 41 of 'OP 1 Don, etecoro Ween northwest and north ic lot of numbers Inside willlfi tnrill murders were dis- tnem nrere uirown out necause nanungiuii, nutc.

-ur nraiuti nmeau ticket ne was taken to jail. Brought before Muniripal Judge Charles Peery Miner said his job taught him not to sign anything he doesnH understand. Peary shrugged and fined him $11. determine next Friday which tl of Brooklyn's five county judges will conduct the trial'n missed. The action was a tech-thev had been cast bv hatchiThe 48 States collected a rec said the hurricane "i expeced nical formality because all foiiribosses, ruled not eligible.

Tims, ord SII 072.00.isw in tav, dur Inrreesa In Slat" and rr our play in any way." For awhile last night, thi Today's Chuckle Tb professor vo arouved in I had te withhold Ihe Ad of the borough's four "thrill have been indicted for first 1 killers denree murder ith onlv 1,: challenged Ml- mg lie nscai erfr enuen laiviunoc to 'revi on iu preeni its left, the A. F. could no! li re 30, Commerce Depait rottrsa during -ne next 12 In Countv Judee Samuel Lei- Involved in Ihe technical die Doss win. mer; t.gutPs -nowed todav. nour.

howitz said he arraneed to hold missal were Jerome l.ieherman. The I. victory was a This was voo.fWO.OfW more BROOKLYN EAGLE Yea, Eagle Want Ada are the ea get what want. Cell MAin 4-6201), ask for an the wee smoll hours bv the ring. Whittle, at 70 wo.

duly i I III i in i st- raul- Mmn- Au 28 UJ) "ThtrA nothmg nf It!" toi Blade, TO. won the Amp "i hod to get up to I Minnesota Fair whittling eon-onwer the phone onywoy:" test yesterday. Ihe drawing in the Melvln Mittman. 17, and victory also for John L. Lewis, than in fiscal 19SS, Tha rise arollns coast were of all county judges "because! Robert Trarhtenberg.

They, I United Mine Workers presi was less than (host of the wameil to remain in por- and of the great Interest in'along with their leader. Jack dent, who had lent Rradlev aithrpe previous yrs but equal he- Interaatl a'ong tht ooast-this rae." jKoslow, IS, will he tried on large turn of rnonpv to finance1' the average annus' incresse Hna "rgd to Slav on the sler 1 Jesterday, manslaughter the first degree murder charge.lthe eiscuon campaign. 'lwtwcen 1W2 and lv, fttrtrer adTtsorlH..

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