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BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRI DEC. 26, 1952 Doctors' he BERLIN RUSSIANS PLAN GRAFT HUNT IIKE TO GIVE GOP mm i ii l. -aMte- (WT 1 jey- Stirred by Plea FREE Gl OFFICER ocdaaitc LEADERS VOICE 1 AFTER 32 DAYS Washington, Dec. 2 U.P group will do next year came the subcommittee submit- House tax investicators willcoauei IN PATRONAGE Washington. Dec.

2d (U.fl-Pretsident-elert Kisenhower ha acted decisively to give Repub- An appeal by seven Brooklyn Tlerlin Dec. JtitUKI ine KUR- (.,) its final rpnnrt In thi. nut. i-eieeri untlng early next vear tor, oine 82d Contrress on th In. evidence of graft or it has conducted In doctors and dentists for clemency for Julius and Kthel Rosenberg- convicted atom pies.

I.t. Horace Sincore of Hume-' f- i .1 1U t. l-llll 111 IHC Kiuinniss IUSL JO IllUIIliin. permits bv the Internal. The subcommittee said that days ago when he wan.tered Hs lengthy investigation it into Kat Cermany as, Pm had found that "one pattern met with indignant reaction from some fellow-professionals today.

The Rosenberg ate doomed to die the week of Jan. 11. The appeal, mailed to several a war sanies "aggressor. An American spokesman Keail aid chairman x. of the who will House waysihf-Pt'" lican senators and Stated.

O. I. leaders a voice in Federal patronage, it was learned today. Well -informed sources sairl he has issued a directive to hi Cabinet officers outlining a new "clearanc" procedure in appointing men to important sub-Cabinet posts such as assist- the Soviets had treated Sincore and Means subcommittee lc ia, i. fives profit from abuse of his generally piett.v oil" during Ux office always ends up with an embarrassing surplus of money flagrant cases" of flagrant cases" of misconduct in the Internal Revenue Bureau for which he cannot account.

Sincoie lost his av in silow Two former top (f''ia'Ni ant secretaryships and ke jo'1 lliai Mir sum 'on Government commissions in this situation, and who are were in the alcohol tax unit. Keanv said there have been rases where liquor permits were granted hy top officials after subordinate investigators 'thousand borough doctors and dentists, the receivers to President Truman to com-'mute the death sentences. Two of the recipients brought the appeal to the attention of the Kaule. declaring themselves outraged" and "furious" at the letters. One of the four physician-whose names appeared 'M'k: 1' I if A ii 1 vivm Mil ill 1 and 21 and ci n--ed iiuo tterri-' tory while his regiment was, holding maneuvers npar the' border separating the Ameri-' i an zone of Rcrlin from Soviet! now under indictment, are Joseph D.

Nunan former Internal Revue Commissioner, and Daniel A. Bolich. former Assistant Commissioner. Nil-nan, a resident of Douglaston, Querns, is charged with cheat recommended they be denied. There have been other suspicious Kean said.

Ha -i Germany. v. here licpior companies "got reals for Ins safety were and boards. The directive has the twofold purpose of (I) strengthening State Republican organ, izations which must cany lh burden of the 1954 Congressional rampa.gns, and (2) salving the hurt feelings of some Republican senator who believe they have been over looked in the making of many Kisenhower appointment to out of trouble, much to the sur-j ing (he Government out of! heightened because he nrie if sump who were familiar $91,086 In Income taxes from ItMtl to 1930, inclusive, and Bolich is charged with evading payment of $7,444 In Income taxes over a five-year-period. wearing the uniform of a ttith the trouble they were in." "Conmninist aggressor" a Kean previously had said the part of the maneuvers.

subcommittee will question; I'mii siincm-P reload the Treasury Secretary John V. Nlgnerft of the letters Or. li ving Vachnrx of 1262 49th Raid he, too, "had a couple of rails to that effect." One of the callers, he said, wouldn't give his name, although Dr. Yachnes said he pointed out to the Indignant phoner that he. himself, had "had the courage" to sign his Russians had rebuffed reiieated time during the perhaps in Jan- Miyder some next session.

ol l. II ft i dale. r.u s-ioquoq T)e Klspnnower direct ivt iiiembers London, Dec. 26 (U.R) Queen, bluntly informs his top aides uar.v. Some Republican II has had the last that all top appointments in II has had of the subcommittee want to Elizabeth American pfforts to have him freed and even refused to ad mit they were holding him.

Krinch authorities protested the fatal Christmas Day shooting of a German policeman by three Russians who "invaded" the city's French rector with tommy guns in an apparent effort to kidnap three Germans. INGRiD MEETS "LIGHT QUEEN' Kerstm Ornoe, chosen "Light Queen" of Sweden while in Italy to attend official "Lucia" festivals, is a special Christmas party guest of movie star Ingnd Bergman, shown at left with her three-year-old son, Robertino Rosselmi. name to the letter. Dr. Yachnes said the letters had been sent to ''about a third of the doctors in Brooklyn and some dentists." There weren't enough copies to send to all doctor and dentists he said.

Or. Samuel R. Kiegal. a den-fUl with offices at I Hanson ask Snyder about the Interest ner wedding present clocks' tne npw administration he took in handling a lioth Republican senators from 000 tax claim of I'ldversal in, Pal- SlJ thp praspp( lures. of Hollywood.

The a( e. where the total of tufie- tive resides, and case was settled in llecember. piec es is now 300. She insists cleared with the prospectivt for less than 2.tMHi,tMHi. that the clocks he kept running appointee's Stale Repblican or-Kean's preview of hat his on time.

i ganization. His mliinin, "Politics and iroW H. Han i on vacation. Tropic" will ipuini'd 5. MIUW.li mm- Hunt Vandals Who Stole Crib Of Christ Child Place, another of the signers, said several thousand of the letters were mailed.

Asked who paid for them, he said: "A lot of people pitched In on It, hut It was a very Inexpensive project." The other signers of the let- REDS, SATELLITES OWE U.S. 12 BILLION Washington, IVr. -ii U.R single item, in fart. a ami its rimmunit satrl- (i 0 0. lint) Czechoslovakia stM litp liavp on more mill on which tiie l'nited State? than SIJ.OllO.iXKi.itHl in Anirii- lias icturil tii'liverv.

West St. Paul, Dec. 26 ier could not be reached today Police today pressed their (1 -can for vandals who stole '52 Yule Shopping 1 if crib bearing the image of the Broke Record Kv, sr.i-iT" Christ Child from an outside surev revealed (nn debts Other assets si.i S2. IO0.0II0; TiMI.IKMI; Poland, Czechoslovakia, include: Rus-Koinania, 1 00,000, and SOOO.IKHI. The nativity -ene.

By $1 ,000,000,000 Several groups, including two Jewish organizations, offered; Washington, Dec. 21 (U.tt Government economists believe Communists now are keeping rewards for the arrest and con-just enouiih dollars on hand viction of the culprits, to maintain their embassy and The Minnesota Jewish Conn- the Christmas shopping season consular staffs. cil nd Jewish War Veterans I just ended was the biggest in Lend -1. ease Kiev en billion posts called the incident "shock- i the nation's history, dollars for Russia and SI jug- and posted a $100 reward, Although official figures i Run, don't walk to Bond's mammoth (N)il tor Poland accounts tor Anthony n'Tremha. no most of the total debt.

After-chief, labeled it "the meanest years of negotiation, the ended dirtiest piece of vandalism Stales ottered to settle with I have peer seen He offered won't be available for a week or more, preliminary estimates Indicate that retail sales this December lopped $14,000,000.. 000. today. They have refused to settle huge wartime lend lease accounts, pay for surplus property, repay loans, make good nn bonds or compensate thousands of Americans for seized property. Russia Is far and away the biggest offender.

Figures made available by Government agencies show that the Soviet I nion owes more than on lend-lease and mis-rellaneous other hills. The bad debts of the satellites are 'not nearly large hut. they are Poland, for example, owes Romania. MiiT.OOn.iiM; Czechoslovakia. SHl.OuO.-noo: China.

SlU7.iKKj,iHin. Few Token Payments Russia for a mere SNOO.OOO.'XH) a reward of his own for and Mime ships, hut so far. Mos cow won't even agree to this. Have Refused to Pay Another Big Item Font information leading to capture i.a.st year's December sales of the vandals. 'were about which Dr.

Melvin Hummarberg. was the record up to that time. president of the St. Paul Conn-1 Government economists of- i hundred seventy-two million ''U of lunches, said the (nct- -fered several explanations for three hundred thousand dollars dent affects "thp entire family ithe buying binge: represents the valfie of A inert- at Christmas time people are earning more than i ii ii jHisincs.s and private prop- Thp vandalism took place at ever, prices of clothing and ertv seized bv Iron Curtain St. Joseph's Roman Catholic household goods are lower.

n. t--i t. 4, i 4 i Si Wf ft tt 1 Ml Vctual claims run Church. Several wooden relig- i ountrit and three times higher. 'ious figures in the scene were satellites have refused to broken, up.

although Romania. Bui-; Some nf these 'count ies haveuwo made a few tokpti payments. The Gtherwisp, they have balked at pay there are more materials available for making toys, consumer credit controls are gone so installment buying is easier and shoppers who overbought dur paying anything and there i- uaria and Hungary promised in Tnp Rtalion the channel little the l'nited States can do their peace treaties to do so. the program: RADIO and TV ing the and 19.11 scare-buy. nrrout it in the present world' oilier, individual Aiuencar listed jing sprees nave now wom out and firm luniiiun i iriHj- is are out a quarter of for volr guanr, in dollars because of t.i- KAGI.K.

HIGHLIGHTS readably the the goods they purchased then and are replacing them. Iron Curtain assets in tin- a billion roimirv, it was Icuiied. and up Communist default on bond to only Tlie biggest in old Czarist securities which the Cimnuinist regime has refused 5 TRAIN TABLES Wife Awaits Caesarean Birth Of 4th Seen Certain to Kill Her i lie i unco s.ia;es sim I A claim for more than Si.o i.ooo.c K) ij in World War 1 loans to tries now behind the linn Cu'- i i i ich 1 i i ctiii-h I Pee. 2 (IJ R' A L'T car old housewife today will he delivered alive and normal. The cheerful mother of three other children spent what may Availahl in larqa tliMi I with tin luitibl fr plaT0nnl or bmrni 3 5 owes ooii.

noil. i waited serenely for surgeons I to deliver her babv bv i'aesa- Can aUn u'H 2701 Without for Sarvinj Mnli. rean section-I sidered likel an operation con- wen oe ner last i ac to kill her. home yesterday. She worked to Pina Pon Lfi Plea From Korea 1 For More Blood Conliiiuecl from I'jue I Foidtne Mftal Tubular l.rjs al imall ij kddilinnat rhar? yf Ay "1'li die happy if I can have make the day the "best Christ-in said 'Mrs.

Jean Gar-mas ever' for her husband, rett. who suffers from an and children. Thomas itirahle lymphatic 7: Robert, and Raleigh, called H.Kigkins di-cie. IS months. Doctors said that because of 'The doctors wamed me not the gallant woman's condition to have another child." Mrs.Car-ihe delivery of her fourth rett aid.

'Then they said if I child will give her practical!) became pregnant 1 could save no chance to survive. Imy Hfe by giving up Ihe baby. There Is every reason to e- Rut I feel my baby has as much ppcl, though, that the rhild right to livp as anyone else." piise rescue operations, and i iMpiiing giv nig IiIhhI fur the -iricken mother of a K.ii-oa-liui!tl cimr.nle-iii-;'-ii, Sgt. Hone1' Sualh of were amung thoe who crowd oil iilitugniy. St.

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