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BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1941 Gm mmsiB 2 MAYORS URGE u. s. Agency for Guilty Jews Ex-Guardsman Of Slandering LEPKE, TWO PALS GET CHAIR FOR SMALL BUSINESS LaGuardia, Kelt Tell Senate Group Priorities Strangle Little Plants Washington, Dec. 2 (U.Pi The Mayors of the nation's two largest I were Jewa and made "inflammatory and derogatory remarks" about the Jewish race.

"You picked the worst -kind of slander," Magistrate De Andrea told Kurts. "You leveled it at a noble religious sect. You were endeavoring to dissect America." The court said Kurts was a "rabble rouser" and a "menace to the American way of life," and added that the defendant real name wag Casimlr Kurdelskl. Kurts replied that he had had his name changed legally 27 years ago, that he was formerly a member of the New York National Guard and that some of his best friends were Jews. Ginsberg, the complainant, Is patriotic instructor for the Jewish War Veterans.

Magistrate De Andrea, sitting in Municipal Term, today found C. Daniel Kurta. 52. of 118-25 202d Queens Village, guilty of disorderly conduct for anti-Semitic utterances in a Queens Village speech last Sept. 26.

Kurts was remanded to await sentence next Monday in Flushing Court. The magistrate had reserved decision after hearing witnesses Oct. 29 and had ordered Kurts to Kings County Hospital for observation. He made his ruling today after Kurts was released from the hospital with a report that he was sane and competent. The complaint of Isidore Ginsberg of 30-12 90th Jackson Heights, alleged that Kurts told an open-air meeting that Mayor La-Guardia and President Roosevelt cities New York and Chicago today Congress to formulate a system that would prevent the closing of small manufacturing firms now denied raw materials because of defense industry needs.

Fiorello H. LaGuardia og New York and Edward J. Kelly of Chicago addressed their pleas to the Senate Naval Affairs Committee at hearings oh Bill by Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wyo.) for creation of a Federal agency to deal with the materials problems of small manufacturers. LaGuardia said he believed the problem could best be solved by enactment of a formula which ABRAHAM STRAUS BASEMENT CHRISTMAS DOLLAR DAY WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M.

to 5:45 P. M. ROSEN MURDER Courthouse Heavily Guarded to Prevent Break at Sentencing Continurd From Fag 1 to Sing Sing Prison, where execution ii to take place. The tiea'h "ntenre as to Lepke as Imposed "subject to lreal impediments." a reference to the fact that the one-time racket kmc was serving a 14-; ear Federal sentence In Leavenworth for narcotic law violations. A Presidential pardon Kay be necessary before the ceath sentence can be carried.

In any case, the executions will not take place in the week sot. Appeal must be taken, under the law, up to the Court of Appeals, a process which always takes more than the month remaining. Lepke, Weiss in I'. S. Court After sentencing, LepivS and Weiss were taen under heavy guard to the Brooklyn Federal Building at Johnson and Washington Sti.

Two Federal guards with gions drawn stood at the Johnson 6t- entrance as the men were taken from the car. brouzht into the building and hustled into the elevator. Both were Federal prisoners, Lepke having been brought here from Leavenworth while Weiss is F. D. R.

to Get Terms Of Rail Pact Today kr ml fit A 1 ran hi which probably will be made public at that time. The operating brotherhoods had scheduled a strike starting Dec. 7. The non-operating brotherhoods had voted to strike but had set no date. would make strategic materials available to the manufacturers on a percentage basis.

Kelly, afking that a "substantial volume" of defense business be awarded to Chicago firms, urged that "no further contracts be awarded to big plants that are so busy they cannot give early deliveries." Kelly supported LaGuardia's contention that allocations must be made to small business firms to keep them going and preserve this nation's traditional economic system. "If our small, Independent businesses should cease tb exist," Kelly said, "our country as we know It Washington, Dec. 2 (UP) A special fact-finding board reports to President Roosevelt today the terms of an agreement in the railway labor and management wage dispute that had threatened a nation-wide railroad atrike next week. The agreement was announced by Board Chairman Wayne Lyman Morse after 34 hours of almost continuous negotiations. The terms were not officially announced but were understood to Include a wage increase of about 10 cents an hour, totaling approximately $300,000,000 a year, for 1,215,000 railroad Gowns Women's Slips Lehman to Attend Bill of Rights Fete Governor Lehman has promised Pajamas Stsillaa sad few of a kinds.

Rayon satis, reyoa crepe, lace trimmed aad tailored. 1 Ef. i rv-z-. 2 ill i Detail! of Agreement i An authoritative railway source said the agreement provided: 1.50 1.98 Famous Nylon Hosiery dr j- vmrirw IVY -S5 XT I under Federal indictment for violating the narcotics law and for harboring Lepke while the latter was a fugitive Justice. Weiss Bail Dismissed Both were lodted for an hour in the Federal Court bull pen on the third floor, then Weiss was taken to Judge Matthew T.

Abruzzo i courtroom on the seventh floor, i There United States Attorney i Harold M. Kennedy moved dismissal of the total of $150,000 bail which had been fixed on the Fed- eral indictments. Dismissal of the bail. Kennedy 1 Seceadi, thirds, popular colors, -10H. would cease to exist.

For it is the initiative of the independent business man that has given the United States the highest standard of living the world has ever known." LaGuardia reiterated his belief that the war can be ended in a year If the United States speeds up its production and sees that the goods are delivered. "If we can speed our production and get our materials across, I think this thing will be over In a year," LaGuardia said. "I don't think Mr. Hitler can go Into the next Winter if we speed up to attend the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights, to be held on Dec. 15 at the Hotel St.

George, it was announced today. Maurice E. Biederman, chairman of the Kings County American Legion Americanism Committee, who proposed the celebration, also announced that a vice president of the A. F. of L.

and one from the C. I. O. would speak at the celebration. Other speakers will-Include Senator James A.

Mead and Attorney General Bennett. Emir Stall photo GANGSTERS' WIVES WAIT While death sentences were being pronounced on Louis (Lepke) Buchclter ond Emanuel (Mendy) Weiss their wives waited outside the Criminal Courts Building. Mrs. Weiss is shown at the left and Mrs. Buchalter at right.

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that it was contrary to the law and evidence and that the court had erred in charging the Jtirv and, further, that "this court did not 1 duly acquire Jurisdiction of the defendant. A flat 76 cents dally wage increase for 350,000 members of the "Big Five" operating brotherhoods'. An Increase of 10 cents per hour for 865.000 members of 14 co-operating brotherhoods of non-operating employes. Paid vacations for non-operating workers of 6, 9 and 12 days annually for employes of more than one, two and three years' service, respectively. A moratorium on rules change proposals made by carriers as a counter-action to the pay Increase.

The final agreement was reached after two days and a night of nearly continuous meetings at a local hotel. Beginning at 9:30 a.m., Sunday, the negotiators took only a one and a half hour breakfast re- 1.59 Better 16-Rib Um 8ERG0FF BOBS UP AGAIN AS A STRIKEBREAKER brellas explained, would enable turning Wets over to the county authorities for confinement in Sing Sing until the murder case is terminated. If Weiss eventually escaped electrocution as a result of a successful appeal and retrial, he would then be turned back to the Federal authorities for prosecution under the warrant has been issued for Bern-hard Haas, president of the Modern firm. The three are accused of violating Section 580 of the Penal Law. This prohibits persons from acting as private detectives without licenses from the Secretary of State, and also prohibits licensed detectives from hiring employes with criminal records.

The last big strike in which Ber- Oiliilu, rayons. Norttly handles and patterns. Seme irregulars of area better grades. All motions having been denied Lepke rose from his seat and walked to the guard rail. Court Clerk Frederick Clark asked if the prisoner had anything to say and Parshay answered for him, "Nothing further to say." Sentence Is Pronounced Looking sternly at the prisoner before him.

Judge Taylor said: "Louis Buchalter, you are hereby 1.99-3.49 Sample Curtains FREDERICK A. BEAN, D.D.S. Formerly Cady, Bean Steeves DENTISTS State Arrests Him, Daughter and Aide Firm Is Suspended Famous mahert' cJosoouts goff was active was the Reming narcotic and harboring indict-1 menu. Turned Over to Mangano Throughout his Federal Court arraignment Weiss smiled contih- uously as though highly amused by the procedure. He even stfUled of ona and few of a hind, ruffled, tailored, rayon cel.

Pearl L. Bergoff, who announced 1 ton-Rand at Middletown, cess until the announcement of the in 1936-37. settlement was made last nght. Morse immediately notified Mr. Interested In boxing? Don't miss Roosevelt that the strike had1 been Harold Conrad's Inside stories on averted and arranged to see him ring activities In the Eagle.

1 today to report the final terms sentenced to the punishment of i i aneie ninon knitted cup tains. I. X. Fnltaa Smith, Braoklra TEUntlt (-Mil wnen Assistant Jjisinct Attorney dMtni Within ten davs. subtect to Burton B.

Turkus lnlormed the i Bnv Pgal impediments, the Sheriff court that "separating Weiss and of Kings Countv shall deliver you Lepke will be in the best interests t0 the wnrdpn of sing Smg or his agents, where you shall be oi justice, ijepse is to remain a Federal prisoner until his appeal is disposed of. NOW IN IBB Dollar Day Wednesday -December 3 One Day Only a.m. to 5:45 p.m. A Tremendous Assortment of Good Things at Low Prices I No Mail or Phono Orders Samples and Irrsgulan Included his wtiwment In 1937 from, the profession of supplying strikebreakers In industrial disputes, has been active at his old trade, it was revealed today with his arrest on charges of violating the General Business Laws. Attorney General Bennett announced the notorious strikebreaker had been arrested with his daughter.

Harriet Bergoff. 31, and Lew i Cohn. 50, a "special investigator." The arrests resulted from an in-1 vestieanon by the office of the Secretarv of State into alleged strike-breaking activities of the three a strike conducted by members of the United Chauffeurs, Helpers and Warehousemen's Union, kept in solitary confinement until I the week beginning Sunday. January 4, 1942. when some day within that i week the warden of Smg Sinsr prison or his agents shall do exr-; cution upon you in the mode and manner prescribed by law.

"Let the defendant si: down." Still heavily guarded, Weiss was returned to the bull pen where shortly after he was surrendered to Sheriff James V. Mangano. Just when he will be taken to Smg Sing and where he is to be lodged in fit vce tnierun. uie snerin oecuneo. to Through all this Lepke looked state.

Lepke then was taken to the gtraight at the judge, his hands Federal Detention Prison in Man- i tlBhHv rn.ni. thp vail whn he hattan by United States Marshal SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! sat down his face was while. Judge Taylor called Weiss and his attorney, Alfred J. Talley, A. F.

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Weiss and LepKe were removed from the court room when Capone was called for se.itencme. counsel, Emanuel Rosenberg, moved to set aside the verdict on the usual grounds and. further, that Assistant District Attorney Burton B. Turkus was "inflammatory'' his summation and that the court had re 1.69-2.99 Sample Spreads $1 from the Federal House of Deten- i tion In Manhattan to Kings County Court under a heavy guard of po- lice and deputy marshals. Two police cars, two motorcycles with side cars and a squad car carrying six detectives preceded the auto- mobile carrying the prisoners and a number of deputies.

A car with i additional deputy marshals fol- I lowed. I The two prisoners, arriving at the court house at 8:30 a were slipped In by a rear entrance. Pres- i ently Capone was brought from Raymond Street Jail by Sheriff Mangano and a half-dozen detec- tive. The three were led in'o the court room together. Lepke, nervou and Tailored rayon, wotso jacquards, chenilles.

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