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6 triped Pcanfs Diplomacy9 Assailed in Hoover Report LONDON HAIR STYLIST MAKES IT PERMANENT London, June 17 (U.R Ray-mond Steiner, a hair specialist, Reorganization Of State Dept. Recommended French Army Plotter Ends Life in Prison Experts Back Plaintiff In Big Stench' Suit Texan to Wed Princess Whom He Guarded INDUSTRY JOBS DROP 320,000 MORE IN MONTH Washington, June 17 (U.R) charged today that his wife hit him with a spade, a milk bottle, By H. MEWHIXXEY (Sixth of a series) holders in the Marina Park seetion, a glass tumoier, a piate ana some butter. The professor, W. Frad The Hoover Commission says He said she also walloped him and Clarence V.

Ek- familiarity with tea parties am Frankfurt, June 17 (U.R) Capt. Clyde Harris of Amarillo, posted an off-Iimiti sign on The Labor Department reported A chemical engineering professor at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute was on record today with the opinion that hydrogen sulphide gases given off by garbage dumped in the Marine Park area were in large part responsible for spoiling the paint job in the home of Mr. roth, a chemist living at 635 striped pants is no longer of E. 21st testified as wit-1 much use in American diplo today that employment in manufacturing industries fell off with a cane, pulled him downstairs by his leg, scratched him with her fingernails, and pushed a burning cigarette into his face. Paris, June 17 (U.R) Col, Jean Dtlora, 50, accused of being leader of the so-called "Pente-cost Plot" to set up an underground in the French Army, committed suicide in La Sante Prison today.

Prison guards making a routine inspection this morning found Delore dead. He had hanged himself after slashing nesses for the plaintiff yester macy. World War II left the 320,000 between mid-April and Princess Cecilia of PrussU and her castle four yean ago. day. Ekroth said he visited United States as the strongest mid-May for its eighth straight Wernander's home last Aug.

4 world power, the banker and Steiner obtained his divorce. Today he packed her luggage monthly decline. and Mrs. Stanley C. Wernander.

and saw spots of discoloration bodvguard of a confused and The department's Bureau of on some of the interior wall. The Wernanders, who live He said he and a few friends had organized to combat any attempt to stage a Communist revolt. Delore said he knew of Communist activity "in setting up arms depots and forming a secret organization for a putsch," "In the face of Inaction by responsible authorities, I took the initiative with several friends who shared my views to form a group to combat any attempt at revolt by the Communists," he said. Four members of Gen. Charles de Gaulle's Rally of the French People (RPF) were among those charged In conectlon with the plot.

The RPF has denied any connection with the plot. Into a tiny Italian automobile and drove her to another cattle, impoverished Europe, taking such a part in world affairs as He said he took sample of at 2044 55th are the Labor Statistics said that although part of the decline could it may be best to quote the report in detail: the veini of both arms. plaintiffs in the "Big Stench" was never known before. Delore and 21 others were the discolored paint ana than took samples of water and damage suit against the city be attributed to labor disputes, "most of the drop reflects sea The executive branch of the "Recommendation No. 20.

"The personnel in the perma slime from the filled-in land arrested and most of them charged with attempting to the aeat of the Hohenzollerni at Hechlngen, where they will be married Tuesday, government now has to deal which goes into its fifth day today before Municipal Court sonal contraction of activity and with foreign countries, not only a continuation of declining de demoralize the army" after police seised a bus, a small Justice Edward A. Wynne. The through the State Department mand for a substantial number Harris met the Princess Just nearby. He said the paint samples contained lead sulphide and that the water and illme samples contained hydrogen sulphide and chloride of lime. but also through many othor of products." nent State Department establishment in Washington and the personnel of the Foreign Service above certain levels should be amalgamated over a short period of years into a sin truck "and an automobile bringing arms into Paris June 2.

Wernander suit for $1,000 against the city is a tost case on behalf of 137 other house departments, agencies, boards, Manufacturing payrolls on Delore denied the charge be May 15, it said, totaled 15,017,000 etc. And the Congress, too, is now involved with foreign af fore an army judge yesterday. a drop of about 900,000 below gle foreign affairs service ob May, 1918, and of 1,700,000 be- after the war when he visited Wolf Garden Castle in search of missing German art treasures. He immediately posted a sign placing the castle off-limits to other American troops. The wedding will be held in the cattle next Tuesday with ligated to serve at home or ow the postwar peak of last overseas and constituting a September.

Expense Budget Filed by Joseph Cop Rescues Girl in Plunge fairs as never before. One effect of all this, the commission says, has been to put an intolerable load of work on the Secretary of State. Reorganization Needed Boy Badly Burned By 11,000 Volts safeguarded career group ad The decline in manufacturing ministered separately from the general Civil Service. Controller Lazarus Joseph to some 40 gueita present. The Princess' father, Crown Prince employment caused total employment in all non-agricultural industries to drop 282,000 between mid-April and mid-May.

"The State Department and Into East Riverf A good part of the report is given over to suggesting a new L. I. R. R. Yard day gave the City Council a statement of the total amount of the expense budget for the the American embassies, legations and consulates abroad, which together make, up the The department noted that Wlihelm, on of Germany' Kalaer Wilhelm, said he wai very happy about the whole thing.

organization for the top staff as a whole unemployment in of the State Department. Below fiscal year 1949-1950, and his fund for the reduction of taxation for 1949-1950, Joseph said, will amount to $409,431,789. Controller Joseph indicated that a general fund of $409,431,. 789 and an assessed valuation of $18,112,231,179 will produce a basic tax rate of $2.89 per $10O of assessed valuation of real estate, the same rate in effect for the current fiscal year and diplomatic and consular ma creased by about 250,000 during Another youngster badly burned while playing too cloae to high tension power llnea In the Secretary of State and the Under-Secretary there would be final estimate of the general fund revenues for the fiscal the month to a postwar high chinery of the nation, are now served by two separate groups of men and women, one 'the of 3,289,000. two deputy assistant secretaries year.

Some Government economists the freight yards of the Long The total of the expense Foreign Service of the United believe the June unemployment one handling what are called substantive matters and the other being a sort of general also for 1947-1948. The tax rate Island Rail Road was In critical condition In Kings County Hospital today. States' and the other enrolled under the ordinary Civil Service system. The two groups, In total may reach 4,000,000. Earlier this week the administra budget for the next fiscal year Is $1,197,434,294.20, of which $931,755,350.17 ia to be financed from real estate and general manager for the department will be fixed by the City Coun tion was reported to be working and the overseas service.

cil soma time between June 20 He is Charles McGee, 9, of terms of American citizens, are approximately equal in size. and 25. fund revenues. The general on a program to combat unemployment if the number of job Then there would be four assistant secretaries assigned to Patrolman Thomas F. Gavin of 60 Ebony Court early today plunged into the East River at 30th Manhattan, to save a 19-year-old girl who reportedly jumped in while in a fit of despondency.

The 20-year-old Brooklyn cop was on foot patrol out of the E. 22d St. station at 1:40 o'clock when he heard screams of a woman and a man coming from the direction of the river, He ran to the scene and saw the woman struggling in the water. More police arrived, They threw Gavin and the girl a life preserver and pulled them to safety. Gavin was treated for Former Borinquen Due to Become S.S.

Puerto Rico Now undergoing extensive alterations at a Baltimore, shipyard, the former Agwlllnes steamship Borinquen will start iti career the Bull Steamship Company'! Puerto Rico in passenger service between here and Puerto Rico, when it leaves 'This division of forces be less reaches serious propor tions. relations with four great geo graphical sections: (a) Europe 5018 Avenue where he lived with an aunt, Adelaide Loschmidt. The boy was scrambling over the top of a freight car halted in the railroad cut near Brooklyn between Avenues (b) the Near East and Africa, However, President Truman largement of two-thirds of the staterooms, -and adding of a Coral Cafe and library will reduce the maximum passenger (o) the Far East, (d) the Amer at his news conference yester tween a Foreign Service centering on a separate corps of officers, mostly stationed abroad but partly in key positions in Washington, and a group of employes who work chiefly at home is a source of serious friction and increasing inefficiency, day said he does not believe the ican republics. Another assistant secretary ond Thursday. Leaving Brook, lyn at 4 p.m., it will arrive at San Juan Monday morning.

The following day It will proceed to Culdad Trujlllo. Re. turning to San Juan Wednesday, It will leave at 4 p.m. for the return trip, arriving in Brooklyn Sunday morning. nation is undergoing any un employment crisis.

would deal with the affairs of Aug. 18 from Pier 22, foot of A number of business and and when at 6 p.m. yesterday he accidentally came In contact with an wire. The shock knocked him 15 feet to international organizations. Atlantic for San Juan and financial leaders apparently Such a division of personnel in Culdad Trujlllo.

Then would come another group of aides: One assistant agreed with Mr. Truman's opti foregn affairs has been aban submersion at Bellevue Hos capacity from 377 to 199. Masts will be cut In length to give the vessel a more rakish appearance, Approximately 80 persons, It was said at the company's offices, have already booked pas-lage for the first trip. The ship is scheduled to sail every sec mistic view. A United Press the ground.

Michael Foley of 103-02 106th secretary for Congressional af According to James Light, vice president, the company is spending $750,000 to recondition survey showed that in general pital and the girl, identified as Mary Lutrell of 331 E. 00th fairs. One for economic and social affairs. A legal advisor. doned in all but a handful of countries.

Among those in vhich it still exists, the United States is the only great power. they regard the current busi Ozone Park, motorman of the train, attracted by the boy'a Manhattan, was committed for "GOING PLACES?" PHONB MA. 4-6200 FOR IDEAS ness slump as nothing more the 429-foot, liner. Changes including en- cries, summoned police. examination.

than a "leveling off" from post war economic peaks. 'Leads to Jealousy' "The division leads to jeal GuicUd-Misiilts Sub ousies and to inequality of compensation among people doing much the same work. The For Dtvtloptd by Navy New London, June 17 r-vr v.i timwm A planning advisor. A special assistant for intelligence. Finally, an executive secretariat.

ia taking only the high spots of the Hoover report. The duties of these assistants, as they divide the work, are outlined pretty fully. Recommendation Outlined The report further recommends a consolidation of two groups of workes that the ordinary citizen may not have Executive Wounds Gin-Drinking Pal In Triangle Bout Chicago, June 17 (U.R) Carl A. Moore. 50.

a wealthy busi eign Service, through long per Newsmen Lose Pay Raise Fight The American Arbitration As Undersecretary of the Navy Dan A. Kimball said today that a new-type "submarine is being developed to launch guided iods of service abroad, undoubt-edly loses contact with American domestic conditions. The Civil Service employes, who sel ness executive, shot and seri sociation has anounced its arbi missiles. dom or never serve abroad for ously wounded his close friend He told the graduating class any long period, fail often to trator, David L. Cole, has denied the C.

I. O. New ork Newspaper Guild's petition for a general at the submarine base here that understand other nations and known to exist separate from this "high-speed, deep-running' appreciate foreign conditions." one another. To explain this, 18 percent wage Increase for underwater warship will have ST" "far greater" destructive power HI than World War II subs. avvif The Hoover Commission makes some pretty frank remarks on two other things that the casual citizen probably has noticed: Friction between the employes of the New York World-Telegram in editorial, commercial and building' service departments, State Department and the Con The Guild had sought the Increase in a reopening of its two- Sen.

Byrd Criticizes Service Pension Plan Washington, June 17 (U.R)-Senator Harrv F. Rvrd ID gress; confused relations of the State Department with the newspapers, radio, etc. and associate, Robert E. Mc-Call, 41, during a gin-drinking party early today because, he said, McCall lunged at him with a knife in mistaken jealousy over Moore's former wife. Moore said he had no interest in his ex-wife, Florence.

They were divorced more than a year ago. Mrs. Moore, who was in New York City, said she had no interest in her former husband nor In McCall. Moore said McCall, a former Marine captain, brandished a butcher knife and said: "I slit 29 Jap throats on Salpan and now I'm going to slit yours." As McCall advanced, Moore said, he got his pistol from a mantel and fired. year contract for wage adjustments only and the issue had gone to arbitration.

i Ji Provident tons I Mad quickly in ny imount in SILVERWARE U.S. STAMPS, FURS, loam made without inquiry regarding credit, income or employment. The pledger has the uie of the full amount of the loan for a year. luttrei if not deducted in advance and is due when the loan is repaid or renewed. At least a little of the friction Va.) today sharply criticized retirement systems of the Cole ruled he could find no evidence of "any inequities which call for correction." He added that the Consumer's Price with Congress goes clear back to the Constitution, with its divisions of powers among the legislative, executive and Judi armed forces.

Byrd demanded an explanation of why navy and Index had not changed materi cial branches of the govern- ally since the employes were 3 i ment. air force officers can retire after 20 vears ssrvio at SO ner- given increases of about' 11 per cent slightly more than a irent of their base pay and take lOOtllT "PrwUtat Imm" year ago. high pay Jobs in industry. The friction naturally got rougher when World War II left the United States much the strongest world power, deeply involved in the troubles of Europe and the East. It was the Congress that had to ratify the agreements and vote the money.

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