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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1932 Ml BRIDGE WHILES AWAY TIME ON KILLERS ROW Sonet Will Make Workers Feed and Garb Themselves Japan's Army Nears Soviet I i i rn rrr i JJ 111 Moscow, Dec. 15 A fundamental change in feeding and cloth- the badly disorganized distribution of supplies and at the same time I Cf i 1 1 Tl AVAT 3 Die, 27 Hurt, Seven Gravely, In Car Crashes Women Among Victims of Weekend Mishaps-Man on Bicycle Killed City's Finances 'All Greek' to One Alderman Home Rule Law Change Aim at Extra Session Pav Cut Conilerel ing the bulk of Russians was ordered i workers who now havt the n-spon- today by Joseph Stalin and V. M. sibility themselves. Molostoff.

It provided for decen-1 Not only will the factories and Line in Drive Moscow Told of Plan-Chinese Rebel Leader Reported in Siberia tralization of the distribution of i other establishments now have to supplies. I procure their own supplies by deal- A decree, effective Jan. 1. will i ing directly with producing organi-place the control of distribution of zations and peasants, but they will all foods, manufactured goods and issue their own ration cards to em-other supplies in the hands of in ployes and their families. This will dividual factories, industries and en- 1 deprive shifters and deserters from tei prises.

taking advantage of supplies in- The decree Is designed to improve tended for workers in good standing. Tokio, Dec. 5 '(PI The Japaness Army to a point within 75 miles of the Soviet border in Man Three persons were killed, seven seriously injured and a score slightly hurt in traffic accidents In Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island over the weekend. churia today in its campaign A collision of two autos near i against insurgent Chinese, a situation which gave the government pause as to the attitude of Moscow. Taylor Asks Jury To Watch Prison Wantagh resulted in the death of Mrs.

Mary Stenson, 54. of 810 64th Brooklyn. Her husband and Tokio officialdom concentrated on Edward Molloy, 26, of Woodbury, were Injured seriously. The men Nolan Halted In Attempt to Take Own Life Continued From Page 1 Russo-Japanese relations, especially in light of the fact that the Japanese troops might push on to Man- were removed to South Nassau Com munities Hospital in Amityvtlle. -TZ-y i t.JL i.S--, ,1 1, i 1 rhuli, the Manchurian border city.

Molloy's car was set afire by the ter rific head-on Impact of the The Foreign Office disclosed that Eijl Amoh, the Japanese Charge d'Affalres at Moscow, had ap Man on Bicycle Dies Knocked from his bicycle by an Poo nd Nolan and addressed to proached the Foreign Commissar of auto at Woodside Ave. and 64th Continued From Paire 1 nancial man, that I an member of the Board of Aldermen" Cunninsham was then excused to take part In and give counsel to the budget tinkering pow-wow at City Hall. City Chamberlain Edward C. Buckiey, who followed Cunningham on the stand, told the committee that his office, instead of being abolished as contemplated by former Governor Smith, should be en-larsred. Richard S.

Childs, president of the City Club and the third witness of the session, exponded on city managership and proportional representation form of government. Cunningham III At Ease Strapping and smartly attired. Cunningham sat expressionless during his examination and frequently teemed puzzled by Seabury's elemental queries. The Alderman frequently nibbled at his fingers. He seemed relieved when Seabury had finished his quest for "your judgment and your information." Seabury developed that the Alder-manlu finance committee has an allotment of $2,000,000 that the witness described as "in case of emergency In any of the departments." "Won't you be good enough to de; fine for the Instruction of the committee what are your functions as Mom." It read: Note-Protests Innoeenee Woodside, James Mongardo.

24, of 95-22 102d Richmond Hill, was injured fatally. Mrs. Henrietta Engling. 78. of 172-46 128th Locust Manor, "Don't put the children in a home.

Please' forgive me. I'm the goat. County Judge Franklin Taylor, in swearing in the December grand Jury this morning, warned the jurors it was their duty to see that the administration of the Raymond Street Jail be kept efficient. "It is essential that high standards of administration be maintained in our institutions," he said, "especially in our jails. If anything is wrong it is your duty to investigate and see what is wrong.

An efficient administration must be maintained at th jail. This will be done only under the watchful eye of the grand Jury." Thomas F. Shannon, 138A Pacific was made foreman and James F. McEvoy, 179 Luquer acting foreman. Burv us tosether.

please. Thli is Please, Mom and Pop, for uicu nil iiuui niLci wring su uik uy g-ful I give me. Love, Herbert." an auto, mucneii uoioert oi ijd-uo 231st Rosedale, driver of the car, placed Mrs. Engling In his machine Left: Edwin Evans, charged with first degree assault in connection with the shooting of his father, and Julian Marcelino Filipino, who ran amuck Thanksgiving Day, killing six perrons and wounding 13. death of his foster mother; Ted Eradley, sentenced to hang Jan.

29 for the slaying of Japanese grocer; Alfred Laborde, held as a killer suspect, and John Zerfass, sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of Arthu; Jackson. On the other side of the envelope It was just a quiet little bridge game In the county jail In Seattle when the photographer arrived. Seated, left to right: Richard Carter, charged with first degree murder in connection with the was written: "Insurance policies are in the drawer, Mom. I'm crazy. I'm inno cent.

Mom. please forgive me. Russia, L. M. Karakhan, as to th circumstances of the campaign.

The Charge told M. Karakhan that it was necessary for the Japanese Army to attack the Chinese insurgent Gen. Su Ping-wcn. who has been holding one-fourth of northwestern Manchuria in defiance of the Japanese Army, and has been keeping more than 100 Japanese as hostages. The Japanese Charge also advised Russia it would be necessary 10 use the western division of the Chinese Eastern Railway over which Russia has partial authority.

The Russian Commissar was also advised the Japanese policy was as previously outlined not to injui the Chinese Eastern if possible and repair all damage resulting from Japanese operation. M. Karakhan advised M. Amoh that he wished time to consult thi Moscow Government before discussing the situation further. That Nolan proved docile enough until he was led from his home to a police car.

Then he began struggling had no ideas on the subject for the committee. Cunningham told Seabury that he "couldn't remember'" as to the issuing of corporate stock obliga- and shouting: "I am innocent; I See Smith Plan In Effect in '34 am Innocent." and rushed her to a hospital. Percy Htendrivkson, 51, of 227 Rogers Inwood, and his wife, are in a critical condition In St. Joseph's Hospital, Far Rockaway. They were hurt when their car collided with another at McNeil and Central Aves, Lawrence.

Three Badly Hurt Following a collision between two cars at Sunrise Highway and Dack-away three persons were removed to South Nassau Communities in a serious They are Rita Mellbrecht, 20, of 88-51 in8th Hollis; Elmer Beilbrccht, 21, tip address, and George Baker, 26. of 171 Bay 50th St. The car Einstein Balks Red Quiz; May Not Come Here Asserts Rubel A medical examiner found that Mrs. Nolan had bsen instantly killed. Three bullets had bee'n fired into her breast and one of these had chnirman of the finance commit- tions by the Aldermen or Sinking tee?" Seabury asked.

Fund Commission, and was "not have the power to call the 1 sure" whether he had any func- said Cun- tORCther," committee pierced her lieart. By New Charter The Nolans lived in a three-story brick, two-family house. Mrs. Hall Used Firm Cash To Bolster Self Continued from Page 1 friends will avoid the necessity of taking two years to set up a charter crashed into a pole after the driver lost control. A score of others were less seriously injured.

Continued from Page 1 was on Dec. 2. Tsitsihar, Manchuria, Dec. 5 (P The Rengo (Japanese) News Agency correspondent reported today he had information that Gen. Su Ping-wen, the Chinese insurgent, had entered Soviet territory oy train Sunday night.

1 That is one thing. A. Yes. Q. What are the duties of the finance committee? A.

Well, that is 1 Q. Do you want to finish that an-, swer? A. Yes when the committee is called together. Q. That is, you can vote A.

Yes. Up to the amount of this A. $2,000,000. Just Voting Along Cunningham revealed that the finance committee "Just passed a tions in rezard to assessments, bonds for local assessments or revenue bills. When the examiner and witness had been "frank" with each other, the Tammany committeemen elicited Cunningham's testimony that he looked to the Controller for guidance, and that clerks were intrusted to the writing of the Finance Committee's report.

Buckley Defends Post The trim, dapper Buckley, who is a wealthy real estate operator on the side, gave his testimony tersely. He described has duties as "treasurer of the city and the five boro- Roosevelt Heads Home Tomorrow; Continued from Faje 1 asked the usual questions concern-In? his age. birthplace and citizenship, and then the consular official intimated he would like to know what activities the professor intended to engage in in America. Surprised but nevertheless good-humored Professor Einstein replied: "scientific research." After a pause the official asked: "To what organization do you belong?" "None that I remember," the scientist replied. "Are you going over to visit relatives or friends or what?" Professor Einstein was visibly nettled because the consular official told detectives that Nolan had worried a great deal during the last few days as the result of the shooting in the jail, and had declared to friends that he was being unjustly accused of having been lax in his duty.

Daughter in School Irene Nolan, 8 years old, a second child, was in school at the time of the shooting. The weapon used was a revolver, from which four shots had been fired. There was a fifth bullet in the gun, and 'the hammer had struck it but the shell had not exploded. Medical Examiner Martin, who pronounced Mrs. Nolan dead, said that she was clad only in her underclothes when she was shot.

Mrs. Hall sa'd that Mrs. Noian revision commission and adopt a new charter by referenda. The legislative amendment of the City Home Rule law, applicable only to New York City and to the present situation, will require a special message of necessity from Governor Roosevelt to the legislature, and it is understood the Governor will be approached in the matter shortly. Civics Support Smith Several civic associations are said to be quietly prepared to back the Smith program, and efforts are being made to enlist the aid of the bankers in the belief they will make further extension of credit to the Discusses Pay Cut years ago Rubel was running a one-man delivery ice and coal business which he has built into the present $40,000,000 a year corporation and that it was by his energy and ability he has made money for himself and a few stockholders.

Mr. Talley said that between 1925, when the corporation was organized, and 1929 no dividends had been paid on the stock, although in the latter year the corporation had a $9,000,000 rash surplus. On Oct. 28. 1929.

Mr. Talley added, Rubel. without the consent of the directors, wloed out this surplus by going into Wall Street and buying stock on margin in 44 different corporations Defendants in the suit are the Senator Cutting, Liberal, 'Kiss Burglar' Dies To Escape Prison New London, Dec. 5 UP) A youth known to police as the "kiss burglar" and blamed by officials for a series of crimes in Westchester County, N. and Connecticut, chose to end his career by drowning rather than face the prospects of returning to a penitentiary.

The youth, Nicholas Dotola of Westerly, R. Jumped into the Thames River Saturday to elude police. His body was recovered yes With ughs." did not think, he said at the outset, that It would be "feasible to adopt that part of the Smith reconstruction program that would have the Controller's office absorb the City Chamberlain's duties. Why A. Take for instance a steel corporation; you don't have Sympathy Legislative in His Plans apparently did not know of his scientific appointments.

"I am not (joing because I desire I lo visit somebody but because I had told her yesterday that her husband was to appear b'efore the grand jury. She thought he nad gone there when his son knocked city only if the charter is revised. The suggested cuts considered by the Aldermen were made public In a letter yesterday from Surrogate O'Brien to Dennis J. Mahon, acting president of the resolution" in these cases. Q.

Well, now, Alderman, what do you do as a member of the Sinking Fund Commission? A. Well, I vote on all matters along with the commission. Do you fix the rate of Interest that these obligations, shall carry? A. Yes. I vote along on that.

Yes, I go along with the commis-aion. Q. You go along with, the com-mi-'slnrt? A. Yes. sir.

What do you mean by that? A. Well, I mean that we are requested to fix the yes, the Sinking Fund fixes the rate. Q. Is that all you can tell the committee about the functions of the Sinking Fund Commission? A. That's all.

No Light it Shed Seabury turned to the budget reducing powers of the Aldermen and valiantly, if in vain, sought some light on these. The Alderman announced the boird could trim "separate items." We are working on that today," Rubel Corporation of New York and the Rubel Corporation of Delaware, which owns all the former corporation's stock; Rubel and the direc terday and identified by several persons as the perpetrator of robberies and at least one assault in New York and Connecticut. tors of both corporations. have oecn invited," he said. "Germany is Rood enough for me if America des not want me." Frair Einstein Interposed to suggest that the consul refer to Mr.

Hoover or Ambassador Frederic Sackct or former Ambassador Jacob Gould Schurman or the Cali-fornian scientists with whom her husband has worked. Then the consul came to the point. "What party do you belong to or sympathize with?" he asked. The Professor, still not comprehending the significance of the Special to The Eagle Warm Springs, Ga Dec. 5 After a conference with Senator Bronson M.

Cutting of New Mexico yesterday which was Roosevelt's first step in co-operating with Republican progressives, the Presidentelect turned his thoughts today toward the coming extra session of the New York State Legislature. Supreme Court Justice Samuel I. Rosenman and his wife are house guests at the "Little White House," and -the judge is expected to advise Roosevelt concerning the cutting of mandatory State salaries which the auditor acting as cashier and, auditor. Wouldn't it be a very simple matter to have the Commissioner of Accounts audit the books of a joint department? A. It would require legislation, Judge.

Q. Well, now, have you any information as to what you think would be wise to recommend in the way of changes or improvements? A. I think the Chamberlain's office ought to be enlarged. The chairman's gavel checked an outburst of laughter and the witness went an to contend that his board. They come as an acho to measures for which Mayor McKee has been fighting for two months The Scheduled Cats The salary reduction plan Is: Mayor's salary, from $40,000 to $30,000.

Employes getting more than on her door. At the Hamilton Ave. station Nolan's appearance bespoke his mental torture. His eyes were jlassy and staring, his mouth was open and he breathed with difficulty. His shirt was open at the throat and from time to time he ran his fingers through his hair and pulled it violently while he let out audible' moans.

Nolan a War Veteran Nolan Is a World War veteran and was t-ppointed a keeper In January of this year, according to records in the Department of Corrections. During the short time he was Andres to Direct Bureau's Finances Bart Andress, veteran In thi financing of social service work, has been made director of finanot Concert to Aid Hospital Charity More than 400 were at the High School auditorium. Irving Ave. and Palmetto last nisht to hear the concert of the Arion Singing Soci proceedings, asked what the consul office should have some say in the wns driving at borrowing of money You said that official, "when persons applying for visas hold cer 000 a year, cut 20 percent. Employes getting between $7,500 and $10,000 a year, cut 10 percent.

Employes getting between $5,000 and $7,500 a year, cut 7'i percent. Employes getting between $3,000 and $5,000 a year, cut percent. Three important branches would be eliminated the Board of Taxi-cab Control, the Bill Drafting Bureau of the Municipal Assembly and the City Planning 'will come up at the session next Friday. Justice Rosenman, who was former counsel to Roosevelt, and once In the department he had a good record, according to Acting Com tain political beliefs It is difficult, if not impossible, to grant the visa. For ety.

The proceeds are to go the Wyckoff Heights Hosnital to promote the charity service of th Institution, which nearly 40 years old. The Arion Society has the distinction of being the oldest organization of its kind In Brooklyn. In 1328 it sang in the White House before Calvin Coolldge. and extension of the Brooklyn Bureau of Charities; it was announced today by Douglas P. Falconer, se'e- retary of the bureau.

Andress will succeed Stanley' F. Hall, who recently resigned. The new director will have charg of the bureau's financial program, in co-operation with a finance committee headed by Charles Har. old of the Brooklyn Edison Company, and will also collaborate with the board of directors, headed by Darwin R. James, in work concern-ng the organization's various public contacts.

a bill drafting commissioner, arrived here quietly yesterday, going at once to the Roosevelt cottage. He has remained secluded there all day and efforts to see him have brought forth the reply that he was in conference with the Gov Ciinninqham said. "I don't know whit will happen to It." "Have you ever during your 12 terms had occasion to reduce any item cf the budget?" Seabury inquired. "Not in my nine years on the finance committee. By the time we got it it was well cut," said the Alderman.

"It was cut?" Seabury asked. "Yes, sir. by the Board of Estimate," said the witness. Cunningham reflected for a time and recalled that the Aldermen hadn't swung the ax on the budget since the Mitchel administration. "But I was not chairman then," The office of assistant to the Mayor, $17,500 a year, would be wiped out.

The office is held by Charles F. Kerrigan, a close friend of Walker's. Seek sWider Power "The Controller." he said, "borrows in the neighborhood of a year in short-time money. He is an elective official. There isn't a member of the Board of Estimate that can tell him the rate of Interest that he is to pay for that borrowed money.

I think the Chamberlain ought to have the power to borrow the money, and the Con oiler have a checkup on the Chamberlain. Buckley said he regarded it as "absolutely essential" that at least two offices have the power of checking up on all this borrowing. You don't know of any instances where the city has In any respects suffered disadvantageous by tea-son of this practice, do you? A. No, but I think it is too much power to give to one man. Buckley also suggested that his office replace the Controller as Col missioner of Corrections Robert L.

Tudor. John J. Nolan Of 332 Sackett father of Herbert, in reply to a question as to his knowledge of his son's motives, said he was "too broken up to talk about the affair." The father said he would take charge of Herbert Jr. and also of Irene, who attends P. S.

32, at President and Hoyt sts. Nolan was suspended last Wednesday together with Warden Honeck when he admitted to District Attorney W. F. X. Geoghan that he was standing directly behind Mccormick when he opened fire and was in a position to overpower the thug.

Accused of Granting Favor HYLAN TO SPEAK Justice John F. Hylan of the Children's Court will be guest speaker tonight at the Fall meeting of the Alumni Association of St. John's College School of Law in the gymnasium of the Borough Hall division, instance. Are you a Communist or an Anarchist?" Patience Breaks Prof. Einstein's patience broke, rising abruptly, his usually genial face stern and his normally melodious voice strident, he cried: "What's this, an inquisition? Is this an attempt at chicanery? I don't propose to answer such silly questions.

"I didn't ask to go to America. Your countrymen invited me, yess begged me. If I am to enter your country as a suspect, I don't want to go at. all. I you don't want to give me a visa, please say so, then I'll know where I stand.

But don't ask me humiliating questions." Frau Einstein declared emphatically after leaving the quiz that her husband Is neither Communist nor Anarchist nor has he ever been either. He belongs to no political party at all, she said, bue he is a Morris Rothenberg Is Guest of Honor Morris Rothennenr II Its Tw Proposals An appeal against two of O'Brien's proposals was sent today to Chairman Cunningham of the Aldermanic Finance Committee by the Institute for Public Service. "Cutting out the assistant to the Mayor and the City Planning Com the witness asserted. "In Mayor ernor. Iu Sympathy With Governor Cutting said after his conference that he was in sympathy with Roosevelt's attitude toward public questions, but that no definite legislative problems were discussed.

He declared that the Senate progressives should get together in the immediate future and decide upon a plan on concerted action. Judge Rosenman and his wife will remain here until tomorrow and accompany the Governor on his return trip to New York. The time of the departure has not been definitely announced other than Tues Mitchel's administration, he voted the cuts of the board no, I don't recall." Calls Baldwin Objects Cunnincham conceded that the 96 Schermerhorn St. He will speak on "Causes of the World Wide Depression and Its Effects as Viewed From the Bench of the Children's Court." G. Joseph Minetti, president of the association, is In charge mission, said the protest, "mean3 cutting where the new Mayor and the city most need help.

If ever the city needed some one in the Mayor's office to keep on working when the Mayor is making speeches He was charged by Mrs. Cecelia McCormick with having accepted $5 to allow her to see her husband after visiting hours. He was also the Zionist Organization of Amer-ica, was the guest of honor at a I6" his oarers in th. Hotel Astor last night. His "un-irh devotion to the couse of Zionism was lauded by Louis Lip-sky former president of the organization; James Marshall.

Republi. can city chairman; Dr Stephen S. Wise Dr. Cyrus Adler and Felix M. Warburg.

Messages were read from President Hoover, Governor Roose-vent, Lieutenent-Governor Lehman and Nathan Straus Jr. 01 arrangements. lector of Taxes, the Controller to do the bidding. "Do you think." Seabury asked i it is now. day afternoon, in time ior tne governor to arrive in New York Wednesday afternoon.

He will go at once to his 65th St. home, prepare his message to the Legislature and take the train for Albany the following morning. Gov. Harry Woodring of Kansas, who was defeated in the recent Republican minority presently the person of Alderman Joseph Clark Baldwin 3d hands in a "report the other way." Q. Has any other member of the party determined there should be a reduction of the budget? A.

It was not necessary. We held public hearings and there were only two or three people who would come. Q. That was the reason, you think. A.

Well, they had no objection to the budget as it was, so we couldn't find any way of cutting it. It showed the people were not interested and the budget must have been all right. 4Die witness said that the Board of Aldermen, with the Board of "If the City Planning Commission were left free to do what it was created to do, it could be worth tens of millions a year to the city in this crisis. "The public will be appalled when it realizes that the Mayor-elect's idea of retrenchment Is not to drop a political secretary at $15,000 but witness, aside from Mrs. McCormick herself, to the shooting of McCon-nell, the other evidence against Mrs.

McCormick being largely circumstantial and based on statements she is reported to have made to the District Attorney. If it should develop that the shooting of Mrs. Nolan was the re In concluding with the witness, "that the Controller could perform the duties of Chamberlain as well as you do yourself, if the two offices were consolidated?" "No," said Buckley. Explains Manager Plan Childs, studious and cultured appearing, with a Harvard accent, gave the committee the benefit of his reasearches into the city manager plan. He broached the plan as a method by which cities of more than 200.000 Lost and Found continued pacifist.

The more she thought about it the more indignant she became and after she and the professor got home she telephoned the Consulate that she must know by 11 o'clock tomorrow morning that the visa has been granted, or she will notify the American scientists who invited her husband to the United States that the engagement is off. "I've packed six she said, "and they must be shipped to Bremen by tomorrow noon. If we charged with having only looked into the woman's pocketbook in his search. This enabled Mrs. McCormick to smuggle to her husband a revolver and two bottles of chloroform.

When Nolan was asked why he had made no effort to overpower McCormick he is reported to have answered "I was afraid she might have a gun and shoot me." Hearing on a charge of homicide against Mrs. McCormick was postponed today in homicide court until Dec. 12 when it was called by Magistrate Frederick Hughes. This was after Joseph Donovan, her counsel, ind Assistant District Attorney 0 "rtiwmienu nf th bar Meb 8turdj. sult of a mental breakdown by Nolan, he would be eliminated as a election, a close friend of Roosevelt's is expected tomorrow.

Wood-ring was one of the first to offer Roosevelt his aid In pre-convention riavs His name has been frequently witness against Mrs. McCormick unless he should be pronounced mentioned for the post of Secretary population could rid themselves of THI tOlOB Of HHttuKLTir iitvtrttttmentt liuerle th, at rmmd column af fit Kill t. KROtDVABt tit mitin nl MHm HI.TH dont get that visa bv noon tomor of Agriculture. Others Expected normal later. Exonerate Rlzzo Police decided today that Giovanni (the Switch) Rizzo, who was ar a non-polltlcal working post at $17,500, and not to drop innumerable known parasites or even those ia the Bronx Terminal Market, but to cut off a city planning service when nothing is more needed than a city plan." Under the provision that will not allow the Aldermen to reduce the salaries of elected officials, while they have terms to run, the Board of Estimate could refuse to accept the pay cuts.

The right will be waived, it is believed. Thus, although no official action will he "Certoinlv." he said, "there ls fow tht the end of our ever go-nothing in the experience of Philn-' to America asain. Certainly in Also expected tomorrow is Guy Estimate, possessed power to fix salaries in limited cases, and to Seabury' question if "it would be wise to reduce In some respects." replied: "I don't know what will happen today. Judze." Cunningham said he had never made such recommendations and George Palmer had agreed to It. rested yesterday in the Eronx.

had no connection with the smuggling I BANKBOOK- delphia or Chicago to support the "7. al no invi Helvering, national committeeman from Kansas, and James L. Key. tations from there unless a visa is Mrs, McCormick is still being held Brooklyn B.na: .11 claim. 'J dp mada wunin one wtclc or nrw hon "ill be t.iiuad.

arranged in advance on the other side. That scene at the Consulate thesis that thwc is anything inherently wrong with the Democrats. Now, to cet rid of the political machine, there must be a substitute was most humiliating, most unworthy of my husbands Interna in Kings County Hospital, where her condition was said to be such that a postponement was deemed advisable. She is said to be suffering from a lung disorder. Assistant Prosecutor Kopff an mayor of Atlanta, whose criticism of the national prohibition act while abroad brought him into national prominence.

Gen. Jacob S. Coxey, of Massillon, of Coxey Army fame, arrived here today for a conference with Roosevelt. BRACELET Lost; gold with Cambridge Place; valued BHOOCH Lo.t: platinum, diamond: Sun tional standing. taken in regard to the members of of the gun into the Jail.

Rizzo had been sought since Oct. 8. when he escaped from Kings County Hospital while under indictment for grand larceny. Mrs. McCormick told the police an unidentified man had given her the weapon which she slipped her husband.

When Rizzo was arrested yesterday it was reported that he was this man. Captain McGowan of the Just then Prof. Einstein, who had 1 the board, it is believed thev win nounced this morning that he had ordered Assistant District Atomey weiween Avenue K. Conef BOYS! -GIRLS! Reward. been In another room where sev- vote their own reductions, eral callers were waiting for him, Technically, it is understood, the stepped in.

He seemed to be calmed procedure today will call for incor-down after the incident the con- poration of the recommendations in nve- Uth St. MAnsMeld 6-7227. Ralph Jones to prepare all the evl and we must devise a form of ernment that will work without any political machine so that the pie, dealing directly with the ed officers, can perform the whole task." Called RUM in Theory The witnesses asserted tlyit the city manager plan has been proved correct, in theory at least, in all dence in the case and present it to the grand Jury, the report of the Finance Commit DOO Lo.t; medium ilxed brown: am lump on tall; collar. 210S New York Ave, Hid wood S-7608 sulate and his good nature once more was in evidence. today Rizzo tee of the Board of Aldermen, and immediate adoption by the board.

News of the graduated scale of re The effect of Nolan's act on the Brooklyn Homicide Bureau prosecution of Mrs. McCormick Is stated that he was certain problematical. He was the only eye was not the man. DOO Lo.it fawn-colored cri rt. Reward U2 Edaewai.r McKee Avers Needy Appreciate Care Mavor McKee.

at a fund-raising dinner of the Bronx Division of the Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies, told male. RlUgefleld male. N. J. ator.emere cities wnere it has been tried.

to get one anxious to serve aovern ductions was not contained in the letter sent by Brien. Expect McKee Approval EARRINO Loaf, pe.rl, on 8th Ave and 6th about Saturday, rlnder pleaae return 896 2d St. TOX TERRIER Lou; white tmootrT-halrrd male, black-brown pot: clipped tail. Tuesday. Reward.

Mldwood 8-6S43. The city manager plan, merged ment." with that for proportional repre-4- Tammanv Assemblvman Cuvillier sentation. would include a city coun- inquired if the city manager cil of 25 members, elected nine from wouldn't simply be a new name for Brooklyn, seven from Manhattan. I a political boss four from each Queens and Sp 0l'lstfr Under the law, the Aldermen must 600 persons in the Waldorf-Astoria Crowd Sees Unidentified Woman Die in Sab nay Snicide Leap adopt the 1933 budget today. After 1 last nieht that his weekend inspec- that the only one who passes upon! tion of municipal lodging houses it is Mayor MrKce.

whose approval hod convinced him the unemployed (itriu ill MlllH 111. litlKII- "No." said the witness. is of the economy measures is con-' realized everything passible was oe- date from Brooklyn, he said, "rould 1 There are forty prizes lxing awartleil in the Junior Air Legion's Booster Month Conlet. If you're not a memlr you better join today ami pet in on these legion activities. Sre Lawrence Shmc' JUNIOR A IR LEGION COLUMN In todar't EAGLE "He in 24 sldered certain look for 70.000 votes without asking of brin" removed tng done to care for the unemployed.

HANDBAO Lost: blue, with kev. about 18. 3 rlnR; Saturday evening- vicinity Atlantic and 3d Aves. Return 30 3d Ave. Reward OVEHrOAT Loat; dairk-biTia Brown.

ni K.ing. alio gray Stetson hat: In Whlto Church. Buihwick Ave. and Himrod St, Peward JEfferson 3-1107. RINO Lott; gold.

6 diamonds," C. to M. opposite Advanre M. An unidentified, smartly dressed woman of about 60 was killed at 9:45 this morning when she jumped the trucks of the third car. Police Emergency Crew 18 extricated the body, which was removed to Holy Family Hospital.

Michael Crowe, platform suard. BENNETT NAMES MeGOHEY It was originally planned by Tammany to reserve decision on 'nevi-table cuts in expenditure until after O'Brien had assumed office. The rise of the anti-Tammany tide, however. State Attorney General Bennett in front of a Manhattan-bound Sea lor permission from anvbodv noma dv ire cay cuuui.11. "Carlyle said." the witness pro-; Childs assured the inquiring compounded, "that the problem of i mitUcman that the projected coun-democracy was how, out of a multi-' cil wmil( able, without difficulty, tude of knaves, to get an honest to select Its manager from resi-govcrnmcnt." But I woul dprefer dents of the city without importing announced today the appointment 1 Reach B.

M. T. train at the Pacific sniH he nntire4 iho wmmon lonin Richard reward. 8Hor of John F. X.

McGohey. assistant st. sUtimv Her death, which causd against a platform pillar. When the ehirery forced immediate action. luuiwci fonsineraoie exriuMiirni, in me, train came in.

ne saia. sne tnrew All th tolarw rut. tnr 1 uttnrnev 1.M1J 11.. -j 1... 1 BIS I WATCH Lout; platinum with din.

to say that, the problem is how. out loreipn expert. 1 vi" nun, 1 iun ucu smuuii, iui iioicq oy pome oon ner nanonag ana tnrew ner- norm and upprnrrv Goodwin De- where the salaries are not eral. Mr. McGohey is to become as suicide.

srlf on the tracks. In her bai was! Reward. Windsor e-gnaa. srlf on the tracks. In her bag was of the multitude of inactive citizens "Mav I ask your political affllia- who can cive their time to vote on, Hons?" Cuvillier inquired.

protected by civil or Stats legisla head of the Securities Bureau, sue-i The first two cars passed over the; a porketbook containing $2.78 but wrist watch lost, near parking election day, but can't do much I "Mugwump," responded Childs, tion. -T'' 1 seeding Paul J. McCauley, resigned. woman, body, which was caught in nothing to identify her. ithinir tn Mentifv hr.

reward. Box F-21S, CagJ. offlM. 1.