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AMERICA'S LAR8EST FAMILY CLOTMIN9 CHAIN Outlook Dim For Primary Abram Told By THOMAS POSTER Because he sat out the presidential election in Morris B. Abram received a dismal re sfvAvjf Jr MMMMMM port yesterday on the question whether he could obtain special permission next month to run in the Democratic Senate primary. State Democratic Chairman John J. Burns said that he GOD-ICDEN EMBLEM PUKE W(DOL W(D)KSEID) wm Morris B. connty chair-Abram men th xSfffci as? party officials and had found "no (round swell of support" for forams candidacy.

I Burns told Abram to launch statewide campaign to ajain Bup- jort from state committee members who will have to vote on his Comparable price $60 XJHf 95 request on April 1. I 1 Abram is Confident I letter, Abram said: "That's Irhat I'm doing, and I will formally become a candidate on arch 18. I expect to receive the permission." I Two county chairmen immediacy attacked Abram'a credentials as a Democrat. "He didn't even vote for Hubert Humphrey for President and anybody who djoesn't vote in a presidential election and doesn't register isn't Qualified. It's as simple as that," daid the Westchester leader, William F.

Luddy. "I'm a state coni-Ofutteeman and I will oppose his esitry." 5 "This Late Date" Glen Van Bramer, leader of Butchess County, where Abram 's residence is, said: "The primary isn't open to anyone who sat out the presidential election. I am Our voluntary-controlled price jj z1 DESIGNED BY SALVATORE one of America's leading suit designers! Extremely good-looking two and three button single-breasted models many with new shape for a well-defined waist, new wider lapels, new pocket treatments, new deeper vents! agsinst his coming into the pri-liary at this late date. Most ifemocrats feel queasy about an individual who thinks he can just walk in and become a candidate." Abranf lives in Pawling. jTb field of Senate candidates added np to seven yesterday after (Srady O'Cummings, 37, of Har-lm, joined the race 1 Budget Boss Eyes New Job The city's budget director.

Frederick O'R. Hayes PRICE CONTROLLED! Robert Hall keeps prices down because we make our men's suits and control them every step of the way from factory to you. What it means to you is high quality at the lowest possible pricel ALTERATIONS INCLUDED IN TIME FOR EASTERI may leave the Lindsay administration for a higher paying job ia private industry sometime this jjear. Hayes said he has received and is considering a number of job offers in the private sector. He would become the 10th major aide to depart the Lindsay team since November.

I An aide to Lindsay said the jftb offers carry salaries "well in excess" of his present pay. "He's tired," the aide said. "Fred has been in the thick of things since he came to us from Washington." -I FTOR A HEW CAREER AS A HI-PAY "I PVT. SECRETARY dls SEND FOR rKtt tULUntUL onvununte tFind out how easy it is to tram at home in your spare time. I For fast same day action, 3, please phone: N.Y.

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