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In BROOKLYN, N. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1945 mere BrankY dtae ir3 Uet-et v.eri i a bswhim 4 con Lifer Who Took Up Art Freed After 19 Years AMI APS MOVE LAMB SUBSIDY WEIGHED TO END SCARCITY Meat Black Mart Hub ipaB.iri 1 A MAM ni Up-State Covert 5,000 Sq. Miles, City Charges City consumers today have before! them Mayor LaOuardia's explanation of the scarcity of meat in the metropolitan area and his proposals for a return to normalcy in the, acrte beef situation, all contained' r3 11 I 111 in a booklet chanting existence of 5.0O0-square mile up-State New York black market, area, liken-here on the food front It ISOLATIONIST SWING SEEN FOR CHARTER 0. K. La Follette and Brooks Line Up in Support Of Vandenberg's Lead Washington, June 29 (U.R) The Senate looked to Senatoi Arthur H.

BEGIN VAST REDEPLOYMENT FROM BOMBED AREA UNDER PLAN TO FIGHT LONG WAR By WILLIAM F. TYREE Guam, June 29 (U.Ri Tokyo today reported a mass movement of Japanese Industry from bomb battered and invasion threatened Japan to Manchuria in a redeployment plan aimed at laying new foundations for fighting a long war. Japan's mounting fear of invasion was reflected in a Tokyo report that U. S. parachute and mountain troops had been moved into the Aleutians.

Japa was revealed in Washington that' the Government is considering a subsidy to lamb producers not to! bring lambs 10 the market, but, oddly enough, to keep them off thej, market. It was explained that manyj producers, claiming they cannot make a profit at present ceiling IVandenberg Mich.) today for a mam imi wm isolationist's views on the! I I kT.i; e. i. v- i i mi i rum nese broarastjers rouplec with the Ratle stAft photo CONVERSION Deemed beyond rehabilitation when jailed nearly 20 years ago, William Samet, self-taught musician, philosopher and artist, puts finishing touches to one of his oils in his Jamaica home. pminififd uimru uhliuiis ofcuiuy Charter.

Vandenberg scheduled a speech to urge Senate ratification of the charter he helped draft i as a delegate to the United Nations Conference at San Francisco. prices, are selling their flocks and thus endangering future food supplies. The Mayor's booklet contains his reasons for the meat shortage in a survey of the results of an intensive 'investigation of the alleged widespread black market up-State. It Is contended high prices and unsanitary conditions in that area cause a diversion of New York City's normal meat supply." There were filthy conditions up-State "so bad as to turn the stomachs of the inspectors," the report stated. Local Agents Called Solution fl 'i at 'in 0 II! report a warning that Japan might be attacked from th north as well as the south.

American Superforts struck an-othpr powerful blow in the strategic reduction of Japan's homeland war potential today. Some 450 to 500 of" TOKYO REPORTS BALIKPAPAN LANDING NEAR Seventh Fleet Roaming Macassar Strait, MacArthur Announces Brought About Own Reformation by Study Of Philosophy, Music Chairman Tom Connally Texas) of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee made his report yesterday, with a plea for speedy ratification. Gains Isolationist Support Meanwhile the charter, which LAGUARDIA HINTS OF 3-CORNERED the big bombers crashed more than 3.000 tons of fire bombs into a south Japanese naval base, two seaport land a uaining center in a pre-dawn attack. I President Truman personally will submit to the Senate at 1 p.m. RACE FOR MAYOR The solution, the survey con- By VIOLET BROWN eludes, will be found when the Sec-, A chnstmas In retary of Agriculture designates local agents to see that there Is 1926 a frantic father stood beside meat Inspection in the affected his 20-year-old, good-looking son.j area and when price controls and William Samet, the "Lone Wolf" regulations are enforced.

who had robbed 38 storekeepers: Monday, gained open support from1 On a Major Scale Manila, June 29 (U.R) Tokyo said Radio Tokvo said Japanese Indus-today Allied minesweepers were op- triBl woro nthai crt-z-allnH IcMa Mnlcf I a tArc (erating off Balikpapan "apparently the homeland to Manchuria on a preparatory to a landing" after it bil? scale. By this means, it added, But He Doesn't Say He'll Run as He Gives 'Calendar' for Filing Senator Robert M. LaFollette Wis.) told the Senate he intends to vote for its ratification. Senator C. Wavland Brooks Ill said waa officially revealed that the U.S.

JPne hoped to set up a defense system to withstand a long 7th Fleet was ranging the Macassar. war and provide tne means for The rppon has been submitted over a period of three weeks, and to the Congressional committee con-begged a judge not to send him to fidering OP A extension. 'prison for life. The lamb subsidy. It was -There is still good In him," said A hint that the Mavoralty race that as matters now stand it may Marine Corps photo SURRENDERED Evidently deciding life was sweeter than honor, these Jap supermen surrendered to the 6th Marine Division on Okinawa.

Among the captured Japs were Imperial soldiers, sailors and Okinawa home guards. might result in a temporary de- jonn Samet. a retired fii retired fireman, may vet develop Into a three- also Ret nls "PPort. crease in lamb supplies but of-'anc if yol, sjve him a chance he Both of them In blocking flclais said tne snuauon woum will mib wini cltiaen an effort bv Senator John iStrait. seizing the initiative when possible.

The Japanese broadcast claimed The transfer to Manchuria wa that an Allied destroyer had been described as even more vital to Ja-l sunk, by an air attack, and said that pan's war effort than the dispersal two patrol boats sank from war industries on the horn i known reasons." islands in an attempt to escape A communique from Gen. Doug- American air raids. las MacArthur's headquarters con-; The JapaVie.se lamented the ln-I firmed that the 7th Fleet, com- roads on their shipping by the manded by Admiral Thomas C. tightening blockade. They said the prove In the long run.

Proponent Tne replied he could not Mavor LaGuardia's emphasis that Overton La.) to circumvent of the plan, under which the pro- Samet, a fourth offender, more than two months must pass committee hearings and begin floor ducers would weewe a grant spnt t0 clinton Prison Rt Dan-before the final campaign picture soon as the President's ap-about $1 per inn pounds, contend npmora Ni and thrown together pearance is ended. Senator Brooks that floras would pe bum up. inose uh le most criminais 'said he would not object, however Administration's wno oppose ine subsidy. nowever' the Slate "lr nmriuir to tnp speedup i sav that. If it were adopted, pro- jj 01 inaepenneni nom- two decades later.

rv wli iy ifinlamnlatao kn ducers would not. gamble on the ma hai nrnv th fnttidr faitW miQ-A 12 LSI. future but would sell their flocks rliw by declination of inde- U-Boat Rockets Poised For U. S. as War Ended Missiles Could Be Fired Under Water by Method Scientists Were Perfecting i To nominees, gave no Inkling Kererred to Committee nrUmrJn.

ua would be third Overton's resolution was referred Klncaid, was roaming the waters best possible use of their remaining between Borneo's east coast and sea transport was a key cog In the Celebes. Balikpapan, important oil whole war problem and a major center, is located on the east coast, factor in the Industrial move to the The communique said that three continent enemy planes were destroyed during! Indicating that the transfer torpedo plane attack on warships ready had begun, the Japanese md of the 7th Fleet on Monday. that the main weight of industrial another judge say of him in open mDdo ,1 I 'e uommu- suppoii a slate headed by City tee. which meets tomorrow to de- Council President NpU'hnM Mnrrit It. -e i now.

Other developments on the food front and In respect to the assault on black market practices were: 1. The Board of Estimate put over until today its consideration of a bill sponsored by Vice Chairman "This Is trulv an '('-'uc mucuu.c vi Dittisris 01 magisiraie Aoner As chairman of the Senate Re- mornnosis. uo vou Know wnai 1 would do with this man? I'd wh0 ihe publican conference and the mast rare befor of Primaiy active Republican member of the or Joseph T. Sharkey of Brooklyn, call Paris, June 29 (U.R) The Nazis were perfecting a method New Aerial Assaults nad bePn turned to tne omput of of launching V-2 rockets from submarines for attacks on' "e4.ll?"- ed another attack by heavv. medi- ing for a $100 fine and a 30-day in 8 Slate pnson Petitions, have indicated they would Foreign Rel ations Committee, Sen- na.

n.4nA nallini. Illnlntnl-t. support Mr. Morris as a "good Relator Vandenberg faced the task of a Th City Councli adopted .1 The story between tho.se two pubcan hoiding Republican opinion behinc 1 American seaboard cities in thec losing days of the war, It and light planes on Balikpapan RRe maJor in the th fiwiimimt woe laomaii fvrtow I and Pontianak. Over ISO planes alPSt bombardment of hut i.it, i.

cnunronra appearances is tne story Mil which would increa.se penalties Outline Calendar nrnn oAllinn trintolnra a 1 1 i it i HU nr W. rancfrm.tlAn )nt a. Mavor 1 ln C-l- A iaroppea tao tons ui uuinus lne resulting tires were brought A dispatch from United Press $qq bUDDOrt OT 4 my installations. under control this morning. fine and 90 days In jail.

This T'w" as expected this morn artist and It hints last musician, philosopher. ing night toward OVinvlfAtr aq ciim will isimo Liir ing within the Senate Republican wn-esponoeni Kooert Miisei in i a Memoume oispaicn rep.nru other developments in the Pa- Is the story of a man's discovery of end of his half-hour talk over steering committee. Bremen indicated that the Ger- RIGS. DlinCl UQCI, Jit thl" nfn 011 riPla nn cific war included: of Balik PCIUIC H1C DUtllU 111 uuij Senator Robert A. Taft fR mans had given data on their V- 5la' Zr 1-Japanese Home Minister Genkl rakan Island, northeast Bills Reek War Profit Curb prison.

"Well, now. hp sd.d, "there LOSeS Vacation PaV rMUf Abe mnced that the evacuation first time since it was demol- nrponnn. wnmM, In advocating his measures Mr.j Samet, now 39 and residing at 80- a great excitement about who Is hI Vh wt.Z 'eBlxm experiments to the Japa Bharkev said the bills were directly lS9th Jamaica, was released going to be a. candidmp. It's hard wolllri h.

nese. Whether the submarine tech- nese. Whether the submarine tech-, ished by the Japanese a iew oas flni Ri-nnklvn mnllipr snip sun- Lne aPa Im important Cities wai aimen at war oriacs no iihvf moi c-iv in inr.ic uajn, Bu i today's meeting come Into the wholesale business with a 1940 law permitting the state shifts too mucTi. s' overnight and who, he Pa role Board to free fourth offend-i "Now let me give yon the calen- Anv nique was included in the material or-iorr urc b(m ln antlCipation of an sent to Japan was not known. of four small children and a May 1 American invasion of the homeland.

However," an American blind father, is hoping todav thati The Tarakan field can produce oil 'gator said, "the Germans have an some honPst Rrookhnite finds her 't fr More Mminl vtromolv lnu- rnininn nf th. shins blinkers Without refining. Be-I 2.Rriin TnlfVO rprvirtH th 'era servine life trms at its discre-dar. to Aue. 15.

independent 1 Jr mjjhiij Continued on Page tion. provided a minirhum sentence petitions for nominations may be GAULLE FOR CLOSING has been served. filed. After that, an opportunity DniTlril 5P 0m' V.MM, mm Another Brooklyn woman is jt tllrned out about nf fnnr BRITISH HOSPITAL UNIT WOMAN 80 WHO SLEW nf Tnt in I TVnrtn Al the tactical or strategic stage." poping tne. police lino a man in 6.000.000 barreU a year.

Admirals Jooji NLshlmura and IlT nnr.un County Judge Leibowitz to plead to ent nominations. Ami Aug. 31 is on- UR)-Desp, Thp expprimfnts on submarine uniform wlio, she thinks, stole hers. I On the opposite side of Borneo. 8tlzuki and Rpar Admirali DRINKING HUSBAND, 78, vacancies on Piench denials, Spears stout- lamchim of rockfts wer uncovered Both are the wives of service men.

according to a Melbourne Radio re- Wada and Kenei Ando- Continued on Page 9 declinations 'V maintained made by independent today that Gen BEGS TO ATTEND RITES by the 80th Division in the Austrian Mrs. Joseph Elgner of 125 Australian es captures elaboration. Pnrti.n At-. iha t.ha ruhhpr tnwn of Beaufort, north- petitions. Charles De Gaulle ordered her hos- a.

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Mary Guerin, SONJA HENIE RETURNING Th. small boy and an old man led to the Family Finance Co. at 1 Nevins east ot Brunei nay. ff jarjanPS. dwiKi-i uti.ik, nkivuMi.w oi me campaign lor the iv pc- ormsn naa in a i'Tench victory na- i.e.

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ui auo a ihuuihiui ini nci unite winuny iiu nn rifr and had bn Mink hv pleaded with police today to let her JO NORWAY, FINDS NAZI cannot be known until Aug. vacation pay in a red purse. She ing was over, but nasty tana naa Deen sunk Dy attend the funeral of her 78-year-' CT. UCD nnft rApc 1945. By that time we will have the! And today she tossed in the word Inventor Is Captured drooped the purse containing 158 up continued ln the mountains of old husband, Thomas, whom compute picture before us." i orutalitv to describe the French1 Counter-intellicence officers In- nam.

oHHr.cc nrt far northern Luzon and in Mindanao in 4. A Pacilic fleet communique an nounced that American army, navy was accused nf killing with a carv- Oslo, Norway, June 29 (U.R) Ihe Meanwnue, developments on the action, biie said that when the or- vestigated and captured Dr. Hein- (mm th nffir. eh. h.ii.c nr the Davao area.

ing knife because she disapproved tittle local girl who made good inllocal political fronts uvealed that der came her unit, which had been rich Determann, who said he had husband is Fire Controlman 3d! Heavv bombers attacked For- and marine planes sank or damaged of his drinking. I the movies in a big way Sonja although Bronx Democratic Lead-! with the French in cam- developed a method of "firing class Wilbur. Elgner crew member mosa, hitting sugar refinery plants 23 Japanese ships and small craft She was held without bail on a Heme of the twinkling skates-was er E.aara j. riynn nas relused paigns, naa patients. rockets from under water without aboard the Missouri inear Karenko and Toyohara.

Kvimyus ana Korean waters homicide charge yesterday. home in Norway today for the first A. P. support, Brooklyn, Queens! "To evacuate these patients and surfacing at any distance up to the Mrs. Julie Eller of 3322 Avenue N' Wednesday and Thursday.

Mrs. Guerin told police she and time ln six years. I rl1'S! doWn in day was ft Pnvs'- range of V-2." rame home yesterday with her va- Red Cross Now Allowed 5- A London broadcast said Franc her husband had been happily mar- "It's wonderful to be back," said! rge 8 impossibility and an unheard of; Determann and 14 assistants were cation money, some $50 and put 2 ..7 IwiU place an expedluonary force oi Tied for 50 years. Neighbors said blond Sonja. But she moaned the; procedure." she said.

"Indeed, Ihe captured in a disguised laboratory her purse on the kitchen table A TO Visit Jap Prison divisions including the veteran thev were seen frequently walking! theft of her dog and two automo- CcareJ Gunman rder WaS 0ne of sucn nfar 'he village of Gossl, on the fPW minutes later her mother Mrs British radio reports said today, nth Armored under famed Gen. arm in arm along the street. She.biles by the Nazis. She hoped to 7 i'1 th' nalure of punishment Toplitzz See. They said they had Rase Kranlch, discovered a man in that the International Committee Jacques Le Clerc.

at the disposition said her husband, a Sanitation De-iget the cars back, but she didn't DOrO Man Dies in Hospital t0 olf French officers and required destroyed their patents and formu- uniform walking through the apart-Of th Red Cross will be allowed to the American Pacific command. partment pensioner who had re-jhave much hope for the dog. Shot in the abdomen Wednesday explanation." las and sunk their experimental ma- ment. He said he was looking fori vis't Japanese war prisoner eamps; cently taken a job as a porter, had, Sonja, who wore the khaki unl- night by one of three holdup men Spears, whose husband for- chinery and equipment in the deep some one and, when told there was after three years of negotiations jG'rd rnr been drinking for 10 days. form of a U.

S. O. trouper, said her w-ho became excited when his wife merly was British Minister to the lake. there by the name he men-' Tn B- B- c- heard by the FCC. Radio Tokyo warned of American Mrs.

Veronica Morris, their land- home in Oslo's outskirts was little screamed and ran from the store. 'Levant, said the explanation she Platforms floating on the lake were tioned. thanked her and left. Dis- quoted a Berne dispatch saying Red preparations to attack Japan by Continued on Page I lady, said she heard loud voicesldamaged. juustave Wlnkleman, 64, of 196 Kve was mat tne oraer resulted said to oe observation points lrom appefliance of the purse was dis- Cross representatives would be al- after Guerin returned home Wednes-1 "Norway looks much better than Bergen owner of the delicates-'from De Gaulle's displeasure.

Thejwhich the performance of the ex- covered afterwards, Mrs. Kranich lowed to Inspect camps in Japan. day night and a lew minutes later France, sne saia, put aaaea, "i sen at mat address, died last night "ve hiu oniciany mat tne penmeniai rockets was cnecnea. SRjd. Determann said he and his staff a scream and a person fallingplan to make m.v permanent home In Holy Family Hospital.

After the unlt naa wPn marked for disband-Guerin was found in a in the United States." ushooting the bandits fled. anyway. improved their experiment to the c. Di point where thev could fire from a ln 0-MOrV flunae ttabbed in the heart. Both those statements were made 62 yards beneath the Frank Garvey, 55, was killed yes rt iArrinv hon lio foil i "I don't care what happens to me in English, but the star spent the $ee Cost, ij 230 Sjnce Ml Yanks Admire 'Umlauts' sllbfmar the funeral," Mrs.

Guerin said. rest of the 30-minute press confer-: sjnce tnp (Wt ofi Bremen. June 29 P)-American SUrfaCe' 1 4 nM ha ntMiM att tn ahmm inlbinrT in MrflX' Ofrl tl submarine j. ii jv JUIJIJJTM I. 11.1 the roof of his six -story apartment building home.

210 W. 107th 4 HI 010 1 1 IPS A w. in.n I SftlHi.rc rail in. a-otl cot.nn lILr, 6 "-hving for the average llirm.rttli v. Says Only Total Defeat Make Japan Quit Only complete defeat of Japan 'will make it quit the war In the opinion of Vice Admiral Ross Mclntire, surgeon general of the navy.

The Admiral spoke at graduating exercises of the College of Physicians and Surgeons and the chool of Dental and Oval Surgery of Columbia University yesterday. DUlnlU iii tile luiiuni, nAftlug nuuuu .1. tamiiy nas risen percent. van hxik ax out wsineiy 'Manhattan, The citv housing in in. National industrial Conlerencecan i iam 10 umiaut.s.

An urn-tq r. Susnenderl Ju A snector was brood ine over the rifar.h llaut ts a German mark of pre Board has announced. nunciation two dots, side by side. next Wednesday that is. not unless said' Via Vine Ulu.

Danish Suspect Ends Life vou. Rpeular mail servire will be Discharged Gl Stabs Mother to Get Money A 22-vear-old medically discharged stabbed twice ln the chest and once London, June 29 (U Hflmpr susppndpd for thf July 4 holidav. Weef Ella And Hubby Rosting, former president of the but special delivery mail will be Z7 7 0orc. Danish Red Cross and suspected distributed up to 11 pm. and the i-iUUlc JllcIS collaborationist, committed suicide 'regular holidav collection schedule last nleht, the Exchange Telegraph will be maintained.

Postmaster ft IIQQ Pi dtlOUS jriwi iu UKiay. nas announcpn. soldier confessed to police today In the back. that he slabbed his mother threej Her son, Eugene, who received an Charter Booklet Brooklynite Drowned Cnhncton, N. June 29 Ernest Prevedel, 16, of 207 Himrod Brooklyn, who had been employed nn a farm here, was drowned Wednesday night while swimming in Loon Lake, about two miles north of this village.

WHERETO FIND IT times Derause ne was ouv ui wurnjnim.y aiier aays np cause of a sinus condition, was booked on charge of felonious and needed money." The victim, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman. 42, of 301 W. 50th Manhattan, is in serious condition in Roosevelt Hospital. She.

had been Eugene called police about 5 a.m. Truman Sees Landon, Attends Party Today Th War Department today, announcing the names of seven soldiers killed in action, 230 wounded, one missing and 236 liberated, listed four Brooklyn and Long Island men wounded in the Pacific area and ten released from German prison camps. The navy listed two local men dead and 12 wounded. Local casualty lists on Page 7. Call the Brooklyn Chap-ter, American Red Cross, and arrange to donate a pint of blood NOW.

TRiangle 5-8040. today and said he had found his mother, lying in a pool of blood, in VERY GOOD Paa 5 her bed. According to police, he said her bedroom door, which had been locked, was forced open by persons he presumed to be burglars. as it is for us to get along in a re Chit Fi3htr IS Fil Fstate 12 19 IS 11,12 13, 14 He changed his story several hours later after Acting Deputy Th Charter of the United on of th mott Important document ol hitory, ha been prlntad In handy, easy lo keep booklet form by th Brooklyn Eagle. You can get a copy of it by lending a (lamped, ad-dreteed long envelope to th United Nation Editor, G.t.

O. Box 99, Brooklyn 1, N. or by comlnq to th Eaql building, 24 Johmon near Borough Hall. They are beinq dlitrlbuted In Ihe main lobby. Bank, 1 1.

bulni houiei. Industrial concern, profaseional people and other will find excellent ui for thl important document. So-ieiy Snorts Chief Inspector Conrad H. Rothen- ake My Word Kansas City, June 29 (U.W President Truman continued his leisurely vacation pace today after a startling proposal of a world republic as the only effective antidote for future world wars. The President confers with M.

Landon. former Kansas Governor and 1936 Republican Presidential candidate, today and plans to attend a newspapermen's party for his press secretary. Mr, Truman said last night: ''It YOUTJO woman to ptlnt nftvHMM: no purine; 40 hours; 12 i to Mart. M.n 2-0000. "I had very good result in hrl.

I wa surpriAed romidering the help shorlage," ayi Mr. RipIonky of thf Solcraft Produrti Companjr, 1271 Bedford Ave. Don't hold Bp produrlion heraup you can't find needed help. U'hv not Pro-A-n i Curn Br-Hy Dhl-in-il Onn nra Bnr It Hp'n Miry Hawsrth public of the United States." He was talking to Jackson Countv neighbors and old classmates as he received an honorary degree from hts alma mater, the law school of the University of Kansas City. V.

S. Must Lead the Way In an unexpected, extemporaneous statement on foreign policy, the President based hts campaign for speedy ratification of the United Thtirt ii a waddtd lift thai Is th nTy ol tholr irttndi. A lot ol dark cloudi com along but pltnty ol ilWr llnlngt, tool You'll I this human, down to earth and i a 1 1 "funny" comic ttrip. ELLA CINDERS Starting Monday gast on a huncn told him his fingerprints matched those on the kitchen knire round on the bedroom floor. He admitted, police said, he was ou of work and wanted money his mother kept locked in her bureau drawer.

When he Theaters 15 These Women 19 1 Tommy Holmes 13 II Turkr 11 I Unci Rav lg 15 Want Ads 18 IT, lg 16 i Women Tied to get the drawer key from try the Eaile? Call Mis Turner. MAin Insert aa id ind under her pillow, she awakened and be ttabbed her, police said. will Just as easy for nations to! get along ln republic of the world i Continued on Page 9 charge it. Obituaries.