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The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 3

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Democrats Weigh Shift in Nominees to Bolster Ticket Swift House O.K. Canada Railmen Reds Peddle Hate In Oil-Rich Mid-East Pecora Urged For Governor In New Lineup Wail Government Seen for Measure To Draft Doctors Order lo Return fly HA KOI. I) H. HARRIS making some headway, the officials said. Ixmdon, Aug.

30 (UJ) The oil-rich Middle East has become one of the Soviet Union's chief he masses everywhere are a possible lat-minuie re-Henment of candidates for the Ottawa, Aug. .10 (U.R railroad worker nromised Washington, Aug. 30 (U.P.) A Senate-approved doctor draft the core of Communist expan Mayoralty and Gubernatorial went to the House today assured of prompt passage. Un. sion, and the Middle East is no exception.

Mistrust of govern today to end their nine-day-oldjrgets for expansion, British nationwide walkout if the gov-Jofficials said today, ernment them to return, Tne Communists are hoping to work. I. -i rpan a hnmner nronacanoa ment servants Is preached. der the House version doctors, dentists and "allied specialists" nominations today confronted Democratic leaders as they ran Into intraparty roadblocks and fared the specter of Governor Iewey seeking re-election. Trouble Is stirred between Mos iru.

i through age 45 could be drafted i iic fi 1 1 1 1 ii-i 1 1 st-i a miu lems, Christians and other religious groups. -V- 4 I for 21 months. night deadlier for Parliament harvest by sowing the seeds of hatred of the West among mil- Chairman Carl Vinson Soviet propaganda coming to pass a bill ordering the strik. from the Tabriz radio in Iran Ga.) of the House Armed Serv ing railroaders back on the jobjiions of natives of Egypt, Leb- Ices Committee got unanimoul recently has been appealing to at once while their unions and Is the Kurds in and around Tur the railroads anon, Syria, Iraq, Iran and rael, the officials said. resume negotia consent to call up the bill out of regular order today.

He predicted it would be approved key, Syria and Iraq to rise and tions. Information reaching Gov Prime Minister Louis St. Iku- overthrow existing govern ments. Kven though Judge Albert f'onway of the Court of Appeals, a lifelong Brooklynite, has been maneuvered into a commanding position for the nomination for Governor, some of the party leaders believed that the Democrats may have to find a stronger campaigner should Dewey agree to run. There were reports that Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand ernment quarters here and dis overwhelmingly.

rent said he wanted the strike- The Senate shoved Its ver Everywhere the pattern is patches from the Middle East stopping legislation passed im sion through yesterday by the same. People are encour national I sai( the Communists are hav- mediately to end a ing Varying degrees of success aged to hate France, Britain emergency in which the na Rritish officials said social and the U. S. Britain is accused unanimous voice vote. It would draft doctors through age 55, dentists through age 45.

Differ tion gone without train and conditions in every country of of trying to make, Egypt a col the Middle East provide fertile ing House and Senate version probably will be reconciled In ony. France Is charged with being the oppressor of North telegraph service. Imposed food and gasoline rationing in remote communities, curtailed mail deliveries and suffered an K. Perora. regarded as the virtual Democratic nominee for Mayor, may be switched over soil for any creed that promises to lead the masses out of mis conference committee.

Africans. The U. S. is described Into the Governor's slot and an Lestimated 300.000 job layoffs. as the chief supporter of Zlon ism.

ery. Soviet propaganda takes full advantage of hls and Is nther Hrooklvnite considered The draft of medical men la some form appeared certain; First to go will be men who got medical training during world War II in uniform and for the Mayoralty. Offer 2 For Mayor 'Seoul City Sue9 Believed While providing no penalties if the 125,000 non-operating employes on strike refuse to obey, the measure orders the workers and railway companies to get trains moving within 48 hours. It provides an immediate four-cenLs-per-hour pay boost, the amount offered by the com- i i at Government expense and who weren't called to active duty because of the end of the war. Backers of the House bill Missionary in Orient 20 Years SCOTLAND TO KOREA Members of the Argyle ond Sutherland Highlanders, with tom-o-shonter as part of their uniform, disembark from British cruiser Ceylon at South Korean port of Pusan, after voyage from Hong Kong.

They ore first British ground forces arriving to reinforce United Notions troops in the Korean fighting. County Democratic Leader Francis J. Sinnott has heen insisting that one of the top-level berths either on the city or State ticket go to Brooklyn, larges Democratic stronghold in the Stale, lie already has of-fered the names of Borough said it was so drawn as to en Holdenvill Aug. 30Battles said. "My main hope Is (U.R) "Seoul City Sue" North Korea's counterpart of "Tokyo courage volunteering by thia relatively young group of doctors and dentists.

It would bar President Cashmore and Cor Rose," may be a missionary this: I don't know God's will but I'm sure if he has a use for her, he can save her as If from a fiery furnace. But State Sets Record $516,000,000 Aid draftees from drawing the $100 poration Counsel John P. Mc Grath for the City Hall job. Barred From U. S.

Beaches, Romanian Sails Home to Swim union demand, but leaves all other Issires, including the demanded 40-hour week, to be settled by direct negotiation within days. If the unions and roads fail to agree within that period, a government arbitrator would he appointed to write settlement terms. monthly bonus awarded to doc tors who volunteer. 1 1 he Democrats also seem to that eastern Oklahoma Methodists sent to the Orient 20 years ago on tunds raised from rummage sates and pie suppers. The mysterious woman com sometimes death can mean more than life." be bothered yith some intra-' party dissension stemming from! I LOCQlllIGS Queens Leader James A.

Roe.l vho is demanding thar his1 Albany, Aug. ,10 (U.R) ew Mrs. Battles said the last let mentator who broadcasts Com Washington, Aug. no (U.R) i to go swimming at Ocean City, Romanian Minister Mihai or Rehoboth Reach, heru, who was not allowed on 'hut the State Department ter she received from her sister was written two days be record i boioueh should have a randi-l Vork State paid out a out a munist propaganda over Seoul radio has been identified In un financial aid toi date on the State ticket. I $51 6.000,000 in American bathing beaches, isididn't even answer him.

confirmed reports from Tokyo rate of more than Roe renortedlv has thi-patened localities at a Family Asks Aid In Search for Stefano Ristano fore the Invasion. "If it Is her voice on those broadcasts, then she has been forced to do it against her will," an(J a day during the 1949-j t0 vaca(iol; and swim. mission to go to New York en- to disrupt both the city as Mrs. Ann Wallace Suhr. Mrs.

L. F. Battles, wife of a school principal, said that news Mrs. Battles said. "I could tell dispatches from the fighting front had convinced her that State conventions if the party 1' 'scal year 1 ontroiier rann js jn qui(e a huffangry I lmlte home.

This, time the, leaders shut him out in the salci tw1a.v- that the United States bad re-l State Department quickly ap- ticket makeup. tola I loore sa id a him ,0 a area proved, ami Gagheru is hoard-l Another prc.t)lem before higher than the en-ar0l)nd Washington. iing the liner Queen Mary in' Democrats is what to do with tlre State budget of eight yearsj Tne American Government York sometime todav. from her letter that her faith in God was still strong and I The family of Stefano Ristano, 65, of 817 Pine retired "Seoul City Sue" is her sister Mrs. Suhr.

don't think the Communists Vo '): II. loft nn lv i la council President Vincent 11 d- i Imposed the restriction "The description fits," Mrs. will change it." The Roger Kent Shop lor Men 188 JoralemonSL BROOKLYN Htrnt JfaJIJ 12 West 33rd St. NEW YORK Open Thursday until 9 p.m. Iniividuditei Cloth for Mm MEW YOU IIOMIYN I0ITW fHIUDEimiA (AMIIIKE Mi HAVE! hH fMirhorl voutoivlav Kn nrnhahlv ho won't "u- because Romania Jmpemueri it Kecora cw hmr v.hj the nod for Mavor.

Here wonlrliand the State's other localities. 1 i.y ii i-iciic Linia ill au civil, 1 1 ravel of American diplomats. a chance to swim at Jones locate him he a nolitiralk' au.ku.arH citnaJ Moore with cash prizes of $15, $10 and SdKl HKdl a.S.M.Sldllle, sin hot, anv nlhjr Yom Vnrfc tion of tun Italians hth mm has doubled over 8 lirvinty in rrat nair! inn hnah $5 for the three winners. The the amount 6" Mt. Sinai Beauty Contest To Aid Polio Drive For the benefit of the Na- Manhattan having with Ristano last was seen as he left his home to attend a wake and his family cannot explain his disappearance.

Police of the bathing beauty winner will be crowned Miss Captain Roman and receive a cash prize of $10. votes on the Board of New Volk citv Jumping Cnder consideration is $127,000,000 to to have 1 mnelliitpri resiffn'WH). The increase for all other Ryan Hits Delay War Bond Drive Planned As Anti-Inflation Weapon Missing Persons Bureau haveitional Foundation for Infantile assigned a detective to the paralvsis. an amateur and bath- the Council post for a the stale was 997 P'ln Wiro Tnn fnco Court judicial nomination andil'enl. pe'eent less Washington, Aug.

30 (U.R) case. tu ivoMcnrv i iiianninCT a The missine man is five feet ing beauty contest will be held for the metropolis. Roman's at "GOING PHONE MA. 4-6200 'FOR IDEAS FRI.9 A.M.-5 P.M. womhor' wl-ino hnn.i drivel seven inches tall, weighs 175 tonight at Captain Ryan, today Clendenin J.

aire reformer, Mayor O'Dwyer Mt. Sinai, starting at 8 o'clock, pounds and has gray hair. as a ma lor weapon in the Ad- against 4 4 1 1 Local assistance funds for education showed the biggest rise from $106,000,000 to since 1911-42, Moore said, while welfare aid rose for not urging ministralion's fight Korean war inflation. District Attorney Frank S. mm STORE AIR-COND But unlike the seven war loan: 1 1 ONE Iri Hogan to expedite the trial of drives during World War -I there will be no fixed goal in I Kyan three investigators in-, dieted in the City Hall wire-tap-j then fill his Job at the November elections with a Brooklynite: Cashmore or Council Majority Leader Joseph T.

Sharkey. On the Republican side, high-placed party leaders continued to exhibit growing confidence that Governor Dewey, who had planned to retire from the political arena, is beginning to yield to pleas that he stand for re-election. It is understood that J. Rus-ppI Sprague of Nassau, National Republican Committeeman, has teamed up with many influential Republican chieftains in the drive to draft Dewey for another- term. ing mystery in months ago.

the coming K-War drive. Instead, the Treasury aim Is to gpt American men and I women started on a "Am I to conclude that you Mayor O'Dwyer Says Adieu Again, Thanks Everyone are afraid to have these men! s. program of savings, through OPEN THURSDAY 1 1 :30 to 9 stand trial for fear of what iregular and steady purchases I might, be testified to in open'of bonds either at work or at! court," Ryan their banks. 1 Duet in the sun Mayor O'Dwyer bid another emotional "god-bye' to his of. jOpen Thursday Night 'til 9 and All Day Saturday me stait, cabinet members and his political intimates last AND 1A A Powerful Republican delega fw) at a dinner party at the tions, such as Erie have Fenway country Club, West- ter and Manhattan, also ane T- ioined the draft-Dewev move- Chester.

ment. It is reported that Brook- The departing Mayor thanked lyn Republican leader John R. nis coleagues and co-workers Crews, who had previously their "loyal" support need his support for his Political career, tenant Governor Joe R. Hanley, Among the Rrooklynites pres. Is anxious to see Dewev back ent were Abe Stark, former color-duo by Hollyvogu Whisper-sheer, perfectly-proportioned nylons in rich, vibrant tones thot were expressly created to harmonize with your new fall costumes.

51 gauge, 15 denier nylons; short, sizes 8'2 to 10; medium, 8 14 to 10' or long, cO ryant Commerce Commissioner; Tran on the ticket. 'Because of the uncertainty over Dewey's candidacy, final word on a G. O. P. ticket may not be forthcoming until the eve of the party's State convention, Tuesday, in Saratoga.

A scheduled meeting of the five Democratic county leaders sit Commissioner G. Joseph Minetti, Domestic Relations Court Justice Nathaniel Kaplan, William Volet, Administrative Assistant to the Transportation Board; Council Majority Leader Joseph T. Sharkey, Abraham Beame, Assistant Budget Director; Fire Commissioner Frank 9'j to 11. 1 .65 a pair i Sonata subtle taupe Serenade rich brown tone to decide on a Mayoralty nom Commis- inee has heen nostnoneil until Wuayie and Water tomorrow. Sinnott undoubtedly James A- Moran.

would be willing to go along Others present were Tarn- Also in: Twinkle Taupe light taupe Melodje toast tone HOSIERY STREET FLOOR with Pecora if he is able to reader Carmine DeSapio the Governorship nomination for Judge Conway. Generoso Pope Jr. and Planning Commissioner Chairman Jerry Finkelstein, who managed O'Dwyer's last Mayoralty campaign. Pacific Theater Vet Recalled for Active Duty Lt. Oliver E.

Petty of Wildcat Strikes jviyrue Ave Port Jefferson, who served six years with the V. S. Air Force, five years of which was spent in the Pacific Theater of War, has been called up for active duty with the ofiOth Chemical Decontamination Company, IT. S. Army, and temporarily stationed at Fort Totten.

Seen in Ford Plants Detroit, Aug. 30 (U.R) Ford Motor Company faces frequent wildcat strikes until it follows the example of other top automakers and grants voluntary wage increase, a C. I. 0. United Auto Workers official predicted today.

Dry os straw brittle lifeless hair UK needs ILU for new beauty First U. S. Heavy Tanks Will Roll-in 2 Years Not a scolp trcament! Rtstor works directly on your hair! If your hair is damaged by too much. sun, has split ends, is thin or lacks lustre, Restor will help give it new body in Washington, Aug. .10 (U.R) Military sources disclosed today that a speed-up In tank production, doubling or tripling planned tank outlays for this fiscal year, will give this country its first assembly- pressure for more, better and bigger tanks after a Korea-conscious subcommittee, in a secret report, found present tank-building plans of the Army totally inadequate.

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The hitch is that it won't roll off production lines for a least two years. Tank building is that slow. President Truman approved the extra outlay at the insistence of the House Armed Services Committee. He will send Congress a request for the extra money either before adjournment or next January. He will The subcommittee found that the Army asked funds this fiscal year for production of light and medium tanks only, with a relatively small sum earmarked for test or prototype models of heavies.

The Army has no genuine heavy tanks now. In regular and emergency defense appropriations for the year that started July 1. the Army gets a little less than a total of $200,000,000 for buying light and medium tanks. It gets It's so light ond free-feeling you'll wonder how it CAN have such marvelous control. Built-up bra top hooked at the side over an inner-belt designed to comfortably support and smooth away any front bulge Try it on then try on your dress again ond SEE what happens! Order by Mail or Phone VL.

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