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O. OUa IUO Httut 5 CENTS EVERYWHERE in nn rui A (0) 0 im LEADERS SEE aims 4 OlTDV a Dim 6-MONTH HIKE IN AGE LIMIT Off They'll Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder BORO EX-CON Name Inspectors SHIN BY COPS Grilled by Jury FIVE DIVISIONS JOLT REDS ON 40-MILE FRONT Enemy Troops Flee As Casualties Rise To 25,887 in 3 Days III WILD CHASE Lower Chamber Due To Givo Congress Control of Program Washington, March 10 (U.R) The Senate bill to draft men 18 through 25 for two years' military duty and set up Universal Military Training ran head-on into trouble in the House today. House military leaders predicted the House will pass the bill, but that it will be amended to bear little resemblance to th version approved by the Senate, 79 to 5, yesterday. The House appeared set to raise the bottom draft age to Holdup Man Killed I In Elevator of Swank Kirley, McQuade, Ex-Brooklyn Division Heads, Sign Waivers Mystery which temporarily shrouded the identity of two high police officials haled before the Brooklyn racket grand jury was pierced today as it was learned they were Deputy Chief Inspectors Patrick J. Kirley, 53, and Wm.

J. McQuade, 43. Both formerly headed Brook- lyn divisions and now, between tan East, formerly commanded them, head all Manhattan uni-jBrooklyn's 16th Division with formed police between the Bat-, headquarters in the 4th Ave. tery and Harlem. Precinct.

It was in the 16th Tokyo, March 10 (U.R) Five U. N. divisions gained up to Manhattan Building I Manhattan poltre were hopeful today that radio cops had narked "finis" to a long series of mid-town stickups when they killed a Brooklyn ex-con-Vict in a swank, E. 73d St. apart- four miles on a 40-mile Korean front today in pursuit of retreat They headed a parade that the rackets probers turned ing Chinese Reds.

18 hi. It also seemed likely that the House will tack on clauses to let Congress without consent of the President shut off up the first notation of "ice" The Chinese abandoned of police before the grand juiy yesterday, signed waivers of immunity and were handed financial questionnaires. Half 1 I si munition, machine-guns, mor Picture on Page 3 f. "Hi J' 3 I a 1 tars and even some food stocks either the draft or U.M.T. at any time.

Other Changes Weighed of the others called also got payments to police for protectionin a raid on an alleged betting headquarters. McQuade, who heads Manhattan West, was in charge of Continued on Page 3 in their flight along the western questionnaires, the other half half of the 8th Army four-day. old "killer" offensive in Central A number of other changes showing up to return them. Kirlev, now head of Manhat- also were considered certain. Korea.

In addition, Republicans, South- On the eastern half of the front, fighting simmered down after a series of savage battles em Democrats, civil rights advocates, and other groups were ready with a barrage of proposals1 to: with fanatic North Koreans. ment building only an hour fter he had held up a liquor tore. The dead man was identified as I.nnis Antonacci, 30, of 1267 ROth who is said to have had a record dating back to 1936. He was slain by five shots from police guns as he pulled a oy pistol when uniformed men and detectives trapped him on the 13th floor of the penthouse apartment building at 220 E. 73d St.

According to police, the The North Koreans broke off contact in most sectors ana 1. Tie onto whatever draft limited U. N. advances were re bill may be passed a ban on sending troops to Europe until both Houses of Congress give ported. Losses Near 30,000 Dawson Spurns Bid To Face RFC Probers Truman Aide Ignores Fulbright Invitation To Answer Charges of Influencing Loans March 10 (U.R) Presidential Assistant Donald Dawson has ignored a snecial Senate subcommittee's "invita Communist losses neared the An 8th Army com their okay.

This proposal came yesterday from the House Republican Policy Committee, composed of top G. O. P. leaders. munique reported 6,849 Reds right's operations began with the stickup of a delicatessen killed, wounded or captured in ground action alone yesterday.

store at 796 3d near 49th That boosted Communist cas where the holdup man brandished a toy gun and announced 4 ualties for the first three davs 1. of the U. N. offensive to 25,887. tion" to answer charges of influencing Reconstruction Finance he would kill manager Max The 8th Army communique re- -t.

4 Corporation loans, it was disclosed today. Gerstler if he protested. Less than an hour later the gunman showed up in Harry Rubin's Ful Chairman J. William 2. Give every draftee a right to say whether he wanta to serve 'm-a iwgregated or non-segregated unit.

This will be offered by Representative Arthur Winstead Miss.) or some other Southerner on the House Armed Services Committee. 3. Conversely, to ban segregation and discrimination on ac and slate field dispatches told this story of the fighting along the 70-mile central front, from west to east: liquor store at 1243 3d Ave bright Ark.) told newsmen Dawson did not even acknowl TRUMAN TURNS where Morris Rubin, 52, one of ti" 'i i in i mi U. S. 25th Division Advanced 1,000 to 4,000 yards north of the edge receipt of the letter the Senator wrote him two weeks DEAF EAR TO GOP Han River against light Chi- WAVES TEST THEIR WARES Three Waves, graduating from Lakehurst parachute riggers' 5'- ol, demonstrate faith in their ability by boarding plane from which they nese rear-guard resistance.

One column drove west to threaten count of race in Army, Navy and Air Force. Representative Jacob K. Javits N. and other civil rights advocates will rachures they packed themselves. jumpc'i ago.

Fulbright offered Dawson a committee hearing "whenever it is convenient to you." Fulbright made the disclosure Tokso, 10 miles east of Seoul HECKLING ON RFC Another headed north, flanking the eastern defenses of Seoul. as the Justice Department an INITIAL VICTORY sponsor this measure. 4. Split the combined bill into two parts, to let the House vote on them U. S.

24th Division Captured nounced that a Federal Grand two dominating hills northeast Vacationing President Ignores Foes' Demand That He Act in Scandal Jury on Monday will begin "an of yangpyong, one of them separately. Representative OVER INFLATION Harry L. Towe N. and more than 4,000 feet high, after brushing off five night counter inquiry into certain aspects" of recent committee hearings on attacks with heavy artillery the owners, was on duty. JjiNt Out of Sing Sing After tellinRubin, "I Just pot o.tt ut Sir; the gunman grabbcl T.5 and ran cut the door.

As fie left, Rubin's delivery boy, Nels Nelson, came in and Rubin told him to follow the robber. Nelson chased him along 72d St. and 3d Ave. to 73d St. where the robber ducked into the apartment building as radio cars screamed through the street in response to Rubin's call for help.

The man ordered Charles Alaimo, 36, elevator operator, to take him up in the building while police were hot on his trail. Patrolmen Charles Par-rell and John Mahoney, along with two detectives, went to the top floor and began working down, spotting the robber on the 13th floor. For several minutes they chased him up Continued on Page 3 Key West, March 10 (U.R) fire. Attached Greek troops ad the RFC. May Take in Wide Field vanced four miles.

President Truman today turned Rayburn Sees G.O.P. Defeat on Troop Curb But Minority Policy Makers Proceed With Plans for Test Vote on Amendment Washington, March 10 (U.R) Speaker Sam Rayburn Texas) predicted today that the House will vote down a Republican demand that Congress must give its approval before President Truman can send more troops to Europe. other G. O. P.

members of the Armed Services Committee, some of whom favor U.M.T. and some who don't, have teamed up on this. Chairman Carl Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee, pleased at the Senate's The terse Justice Department a deaf ear to Republican heck U. S. 1st Cavalry Division Continued on Page ling about hie absence from CLAIMED BY ESA i Johnston Promises 'Some' Rollbacks in First Report to Nation announcement indicated the Grand Jury may range far beyond perjury and income tax violations.

The committee has charged that undue influence Washington and demands that he "speak out and act" on the thumping indorsement of the Continned oh Page RFC scandal. Instead, he went ahead with Frigid Wave Hits Boro, Blows Away has been used on the RFC, and Washington, March 10 (U.R)! has heard several witnesses make conflicting and contradic his work-and-play schedule as The nation has won its "first House G. O. P. policy makers BEDFORD STUYVESANT he moved into the second week victory" over inflation, accord tory statements.

Fulbright's letter to Dawson Visions of Spring of his three-week vacation. ing to Economic Stabilizer Eric "good eha.nce" that such a proposal will be approved by the House Armed Services Committee and sent to the floor as an amendment to the draft bill. Mr. Truman awaited the arrival of his chief counsel, Visions of just -around -the A. Johnston.

said "the subcommittee does not feel that it should subpena your presence (but) does not Charles S. Murphy, who had Johnston admitted the con corner Spring were shattered today by a blustery, cold wave which descended on Brooklyn from the Hudson Bay region of trols program has not produced remained behind in Washington to handle negotiations aimed Blaze Rouls 30 From Tenement Thirty persons, members of six families, were driven to the planned a test on the measure with a draft bill amendment ordering "no troops" for the Atlantic Pact army until Congress gives the word. Defense officials, meanwhile, asked the Senate to clarify the meaning of two troops-to-Eu-rope resolutions approved by the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Commit- "spectacular" results so far. But at quelling labor's revolt against mobilization policies. His ar he promised his agency will Confusion over the Senate resolutions split Republican ranks.

The muddle resulted from the unprecedented action of the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations groups wish this to be interpreted by you as an unwillingness to hear you." Dawson, President Truman's patronage adviser, was cited as a key figure in an "influence" ring around the RFC which the Canada, sending the temperature down to a frigid 23 degrees at 5:50 a.m. achieve its goal of trying "to stop the tragedy of inflation." bitter cold of the street earlv In his "first report to the The cold and windy spell will rival at the Little White House may presage new developments in the effort to heal the rift Continued on Page 3 voting two almost identical today by a two-alarm fire which nation on the controls program tees. The committees will try resolutions one requiring only committee sharply criticized in a recent report. broke out in a three-story brick continue today and tonight, the high today scheduled to be in the middle 30s and the low to and do so Monday. Senate action for shinment nf over the Columbia Broadcasting System last night, Johnston told consumers they can look tenement at 321 Putnam in the Bedford-Stuyvesant sec U.

S. troops, to Europe and the night again in the low 20s. tion. forward to rollbacks of some other inviting House approval as well. Here's Pie in Your Eyel New York University's activl Brooklynites traveling to Korea Gl's Morale High, Legion Chief Reports The blaze, of undetermined swollen prices.

work were buffeted by strong winds which had hit a peak ties building fund was $115 He warned, however, that un Missed the Point On the Western Front, Ko employment and "under-the gust of 38 miles per hour al cause, was believed to have started in the kitchen of a second-floor apartment occupied by Belle Hillard. It started at rea, March 10 (U.R) J. Earle Enderlin, N. March 10 (U.R) counter" black markets will re richer today because students and professors like to throw pies at one another. In an annual campus "pie fling" yester The House Republican Policy Committee voted yesterday to seek legislation requiring authorization by both Senate and House before U.

S. forces can be sent into Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's Atlantic Pact army. Rayburn said the House probably will not "go that far." But House Republican Leader Joseph W.

Martin Jr. (Mass.) disagreed. He said there is a A SOO Line Railroad movie sult if a general price cut is Cocke, National Commander of the American Legion, said to 3:15 a.m. and was brought under on employe safety didn't help ordered. Criticize Labor for Bolt control 30 minutes later.

day that the morale of U. day students and teachers got carl Nelson. As he stepped from the rail forces in Korea is "in as good No one was Injured as ten Johnston's report includes a most gale force at a.m. The strong winds will continue all day today, the Weather Bureau reported. The low this morning, however, was 11 degrees above the all-time record of 12 degrees, set in 1929.

In contrast, the all-time high was 72, established in 1879. shape if not better" than that a chance at $5 a throw to bash one another in the face with sloppy pies in six flavors. coacn wnere the movie was ants made their way out of the building safely, some with the of troops of World War II. mild rebuke of labor for bolting the mobilization program, and BORO CRIME FRONT Bandit Pair Lifts Dope, $200 Cash Two bandits out after dope as well as money held up a drug store in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section late last right and made off with a bottle of cocaine as well as $200 In cash. Louis Helfman, proprietor of the store at 410 Tompkins was in the establishment with his wife when the thugs entered.

One drew a gun and announced the stickup. The couple was ordered to a rear room, after which the bandits scooped the cash from the register. Then they made a rapid examination of the store's shelves, found a partly-filled bottle of cocaine, and escaped. In another Brooklyn holdup, this one in Bay Ridge, two bandits, both armed, held up a delicatessen store at 8117 7th Ave. and escaped with $80.

Police of the Fort Hamilton Precinct reported that Richard Murken was in the store with his wife when the bandits, Both described as teen-agers, ordered them to the rear and took the money from Murken's pockets and from the cash register. shown, he fell and broke his leg. aid of policemen and firemen. said the walkout from the Waga Damage was slight, except to Board was not the way to settle its argument for modification of The cold spell will abate a bit the 10 percent pay boost for tomorrow, it was forecast, with the apartment of Miss Hillard, and the six families were able to return to their apartments. MARGARET IS CERTAIN mula.

But he said he is "en Albany Closes Door On Boro Judges Deal couraged by the prospect that A-Secrets Given Soviet To Be Bared at Trial the readings then only "seasonable." The high will be about Continued on Page 3 40. HER POP WON'T ASSAIL Special to the Brooklyn Eagle MUSIC CRITICS ANYMORE Narcotics' Hospital O.Kd in Assembly signed by Governor Dewey, it is understood one of the $28,000 judicial berths will be handed to The Government is expected Government's efforts to prove Albany, March 10 No move for a Brooklyn deal for more St. Louis, March 10 (U.R) Kosenberg, his wife, EtheL and judges was evident in the Legis Morton Sobell guilty of tpying Special to the Brooklyn Eaglt a Democrat and the other to a Republican. Margaret Truman is sure that her father won't write any more hot letter to disapproving music critics. laiure loaay as a ma was to present in court next week secret atom bomb information which three persons are accused of atealing to give to Russia, for Russia.

If convicted, they Albany, March 10 Another greased for passage to provide could be sentenced to the elec Similar legislation was passed last year but vetoed by the Gov two more county Judges in tric chair. move to cope with the narcotic problem was initiated today by Here for concerts, Mis Tru Queens. David Greenglasg, a farmer Greenglass, indicted as a co the Assembly when it passed a Army sergeant at the Los Ala conspirator with the three, The Queens maneuver, Introduced on a bipartisan basis, is said to have been given the go- measure, sponsored by Brook and rehabilitation of drug addicts. The measure empowers the State Health Commissioner to set up the Institution, not necessarily to construct a new building. The Assembly also passed a resolution by Assemblyman Bernard Austin, Williamsburg Democrat, congratulating the Brooklyn Navy Yard on its 150th anniversarji.

man said her father won't do anything about Critic John Crosby's description yesterday of her voice as "harsh, thin and uninteresting." pleaded guilty earlier. mos, N. atomic Installation, testified yesterday that he be ahead signal by Mayor Impel- lyn Assemblyman Ben Werbel, to set aside" a State hospital for narcotic addicts. ernor on recommendation of Mayor O'Dwyer. Discussions were held In Brooklyn this year in an attempt to set up some kind of a Supreme Court deal.

Four vacancies will have to Continued oa Page 3( As an Army machinist as Los Alamos, Greenglass said, he gan passing such Information to his brother-in-law, Julius "I'm positive of that," she htteri after a huddle with Queens Democratic Boss James A. Rot. The institution, according to worked on devices that top aci entlsts ordered for their super- said, adding that Crosby "has a Rosenberg, In 1944. Greenglass' testimony' cli WANT JOB IN BROOKLYN? I Ml 1 TMkln llrMit OprtnHMl Appetr la tk BlOU WAXT AM right to writ exactly as he Werbels bill, will be designated for the care, treatment, cure; If the bill is enaoted and maxed the fim week of the! pleases." Coatia4 oa Page I.