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BROOKLYN EAGLE, APR. 11', 1 946 THE BROOKLYN ANGLE By Meehan Panda Gets Priority Over 11,000 in India Witnesses Balk at Brutality Trial Social Democrats Lead In Early Jap Returns For Flight to Britain ml MECHANIC 7 CI London, April (U.R) A fat littl I stand, said he feared the present and future treatment If he testi 1 YOU GOING TO SPECIALIZE IN GET A LOAD OF MY NEW London, April 11 (U.R) Two prosecution witnesses refused today to testify In the Lichfield otutallty MECHANIC THAT HOW FAR 1 1 GNITI ON SERVICE r-' fied against officers and enlisted men charged with mistreating army I I'LL GO TO KEEP BROOKLYN baby panda out In China today stirred up a ruckus In Britain thHt threatened to top the fuss over the- famous airplane ride of Brig. Gen. Elliott Roosevelt's dog, Blaze. 1 Tokyo.

April 11 (U.R)-The Com- party showed Gets court-martial, saying they were IN THE LIME LI6HT prisoners at Lichfield. Cox said the London prison of The panda has Just won air over some 11,000 persons who CREWS DEFIES OEMS, SEES HEW Gi O. P. GAINS Democratic hopes of capturing the seats now held In the Legislature by Republican members from Brooklyn were challenged today by John R. Crews, Kings County O.

O. P. Chairman Crews declared the Republicans, now holding four Assembly seats and one In the Senate, not only Intend to retain them, but expect to gain additional places in the coming election. Commenting on plans of Democrats to annex the Brooklyn G. O.

P. seats as part of a State-wide drive to crack the Republican party's control of the Legislature, Mr. Crews said "They're whistling a beautiful lul ficer, cape wiuiam coss, was "on the same status as the accused Lichfield officers and "has shown are backlogged In India, awaiting hatred toward prosecution wit nesses." "afraid" of what would happen to them in the London guardhouse If they did. The unwilling witnesses were William P. Pond, former service man under seven-year sentence for going A.

W. O. and Robert E. Cox, army prisoner. Both were held at the London guardhouse, where Pond said the treatment he received caused him to balk at testifying.

Cox, who followed Pond to the Tokyo, April 11 (U.R Hundreds of ballots in Wednesday's election were spoiled when Japanese voters wrote In the name of Gen. Douglas MacArthur as their choice for seat in the Japanese diet, voting Inspectors reported today. Other ballots were invalidated because they merely contained terse pencilled notes demanding more food. Pond said earlier that Coss had been "Intoxicated on duty" while' gtrengm toaay way reimus from the Japanese national election, but trailed the dark horse Social Democrats and the powerful conservative minded Progressive and Liberal parties by large margins. The Social Democrats held an early lead with 37 candidates definitely seated In the election to choose 466 members of the Diet (Parliament.

The Liberals had transportation to Britain. Priority was granted not only for the panda but for a Chinese girl attendant to accompany the little beast and for 80 pounds of succu lent bamboo shoots. carrying a weapon. Pond said he would testify If the Senate Military Affairs Committee would give him The panda Is a gift from the Chinese Government to the Royal assurance he would not be perse cuted. zoological society to replace Ming.

Britain's first panda, which died last Christmas after seven years in the London zoo. elected 35. the Progressives 34. cast baUots rouKhly double Communists 3, Co-operatives 3, number anticipated. Doctor Defendant U.

S. TO STEP UP nor parties 10 and Independents 35 Communists complained that more Fifteen women were amon those I than 700.000 eligible voters, were OETJEN'S laby to The county leader praised the lift 111 riC AC who had won on the basis of early prevented from voting "because of; returns chiefly from urban sections. the neglectfulness of election of- Aids Prosecutor Stricken in Court Dr. Cornelius R. Love, 69, of 167 work performed during the leglsla-! Ill II Iff rlllT llf tive session by Senator Joseph Church off Flatbuth BU.

4-7011 BUSINESS SOCIAL FUNCTIONS ACCOMMODATIONS UP TO 300 Partsl and Assemblymen Robert J. Crews, Prank J. McMullen, Lewis W. Olliffe and John E. Beck, who composed the Kings County O.

O. P. Clinton accused of giving mor WHEAT WARNING Washington, April 11 (U.B The phine tablet to drug addicts, yesterday came to the aid of the man who was trying to convict him. delegation at Albany. Based on the constructive record Government today continued Its 15 Communists Seats Seen ttcials," but Brig.

On. Courtney tim( mnnn Whitney, chief of Allied headquar-' 1 iSm' Bwernment section, said "we 000 oallots stiU I was far! rom com-, -pleased" with the manner: STunS'ta which the election was con-dicted the Communista might win 15 aeata. whereat mt optlmis-j participated in tic the first free ballutU in more' been that they would get only six. riecarie in usually laree The surprisingly fs e'liSuJ! women who voted Wednesday and elect.cn upset pre- balloting calcu- i0m ible yerg cafit lations of the outcome. An esti-! mated 70 percent of the eligible i of accomplishment of Governor SPRrcn or tne best way short of Assistant United States Attorney Hyman H.

Goldstein, In Brooklyn Offer: S3 Ze I rationing to step up food shipments Federal Court yesterday, was cross- erans. civil service workers. Indus-: overseas In the face of a warning examining Dr. Love when he collapsed and slumped to the floor. The try, labor and the State as a whole," that domesti wheat reserves are Mr.

Crews stated. "I am confident at seriously low ebb. GASPt Price ot Morket physician's attorney. Lloyd Paul Stryker, asked Judge Inch If his client could treat Mr. Goldstein.

we will not only retain the places The Agriculture Department's we have but will win additional crop reporting service said there ones. were only about 204.000,000 bushels "Governor Dewey's administration I of wheat in farm storage bins on The judge assented and Dr. Love administered first aid. ICKES ASSAILS MINERS' HEALTH After treatment, Mr. Goldstein from ft April 1.

This was about 122.000,000 bushels less than a year ago and the lowest April 1 reserve since 1941. Bright Side of Picture City Must Scrape Up $127,000 To Fix Williamsburg Bridge has been the only one anywhere to provide real emergency housing for our returning war veterans. What has the Federal Administration done?" was taken in a wheelchair to the Federal Building dispensary and then sent to his home at 774 Driggs Ave. Overwork was believed the ALl-WAYS A BEST OUY cause of his collapse. 1 FUND DEMAND I 1 Washington, April 11 (U.R) Por- On the bright side of the food picture, however, the report said Winter wheat production this year theimoved from each pair of stiffener Remember that gag about The trial continued today with Assistant United Stataes Attorney left-handed monkey wrench? angles fastened to the floor beam webs under the elevated stringers.

should total 830,836,000 bushels. T.I. lOwUnfl or Cunitan, 1niPlnM TT Mario A. Plttonl continuing the cross-examination of Dr. Love.

I Licenses at Stake In Safety Drive Motorists were served notice to' icses mjeciea nimsen into tneiiaring Dars ana siniener angles, coal disput via the back door onlv tnls on the and iVs This, with a few other items, comes to $8,100. For $44,600, to be financed by capital funds, the contractor wiil Coupled with a 8prln wheat yield of 260,000,000 bushels, this should boost total 1946 production above the billion bushel mark. Agriculture Secretary Clinton P. 'about the Williamsburg Bridge. U.

I Probes Tire as the Government groped The way the Board of Estimate solution to the industry-wide! sets It todav. there's an Item on Anderson said the prospect of an day that fewer fines will be assessed Howl hst Mkfl and more licenses suspended or re Industry Here simple other record wheat harvest would enable this country to dip Into Its 1 slender grain reserves now for over voked In New York State thU Sum mer. HEADACHES Washington, April 11 (U.R) Attor The warning, coupled with a seas shipments ana reouiia its remove the bottom lacing bars on the bottom chord of main stiffening trusses of the suspended span and replace them, no less, with heavier lacing bars properly riveted as shown in the plans. If you have read this far you can stand this one: New cover plates have to be Installed' on bottom flange angles of strike that has idled 400.000 miners, i the calendar breaking the news Testifying before the Senate La-that the bridge needs a bit of fix- bor Committee on the Admliiistra-1'1-127'000 worth-and it's up to 1 1 tie city to scrape up the money. tians proposed comprehensive Tnls caIls for gn $8250O bond taue health program.

Mr. Ickes branched and a dip into the capital budget, out into an attack on one of htsj wnere tne favorite target-s John L. Lewis. comes ta- statement that 1946 will be "the storage stocks from the Winter ney General Tom C. Clark an HUMPHREYS Not iuttont Infra- worst year in traffic accidents we will ever know," was issued by Vic nounced today he has authorized a wheat harvest.

Bread Rationing Ruled Out dlent-biiSCIti Federal grand Jury Investigation In tor F. Veness, deputy commissioner of the State Motor Vehicle Bureau, He said conservation steps In the Southern District of New York ENTIFICALLx BALANCED for. inula for rclicrint lim pie headache t. The contractor will have to re ers (A. P.

floor beams on the steel viaduct of the rubber tire industry to de Mr Tifc rfM in.Cc Pa'r the bottom lateral system under xr-, nnlv tht th. at the 16th annual Safety Conference at the Hotel Pennsylvania. cluded using less grain for livestock feeding, prohibiting the use of wheat in beverage alcohol pro termine if any antl-trtist violations with' Mr. Lewis on behalf of theith roadway, stringers That of certain floor beams of the The State will also take part In what the man says This part of approaches have to be fixed have occurred. II.

'1 Government, said the U. M. W. up a nation-wide motor vehicle Inspec duction. Inventory limitations, the higher wheat extraction rate and a the Job totals up to $36,400.

inn. Although the probe will be cen tion campaign, It was announced. with new stiffener and seat angles land new expansion end parts. neural gicand functional menatrual pain. SATISFACTION GUARAjl-TEEDor money refunded.

Caution: naa only at directed. All drugfiaU. HUMPHREYS Mikirt of fin medicinal The rust and dirt must be re tered In New York, he said, the Jus reduction In the amount of bread Prom May 15 to June 30, motorists will face the possibility of being tlce Department has received nu merous complaints charging compe consumed in this country. Mr. Anderson ruled out any Im mediate possibility of bread ration stopped and having brakes, tires.

Episcopal diocese of Oklahoma for lights, horns and windshield wipers building religious leadership In the for almost 100 years tition has been hampered and 1 full nationwide Inquiry ls war' ranted. examined. State." tng, however, in replying to British announcement that Britain would demand for a 10-cents-a-ton health fund royalty on all coal mined would "teend to cut their own throats." What's more, he said, the plan Ls economically unsound and govern-mentally unwise and would give what amounts to extra-governmental power of taxation to private Individuals." Mr. Lewis bolted ythe negotiating sessions yesterday, charging Mr. Veness declared that fines' Young Praises Congress ration bread If the United States have little effect on traffic offend ers and warned that department did.

He said the present crisis Owen D. Young, chairman of the CROSS MUST CARRY YOU I Honor Vandenberg And Monroney for Warr Peace Work Washington, April 11 fU Presl- records would be examined and i would be over before this country awards Jury, presented the winners licenses taken from persistent of-: could jet a ration program work' fenders. ing. to Mr. Truman at the White House aaeaaaaeaigiaau immmKmmvmmimimmmmmmxmwmmwMiGitwwiwii I lr'24b-: A- pyy In so doing he praised the caliber the operators refused to give serl-jous consideration to U.

M. W. demands for health, welfare and iROCKN'RYES of the present Congess. Senator Vandenberg was selected, Collier's said, because, although a member of the minority party, he safety provisions, Including Irovaltv demand. Collier's award for dLstln- JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS STATIONERS Kerretarv ot fjibnr Lewis W.

guushed Congressional service to Schwellenbach smcheduled sepa-; Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg rate afternoon conferences with and Representative A. Mr.Lewis and the operators, Monroney Sena- ROCK N' RYE (Milder) H27 48 Proof 4 Jit. fc ii ROCK RYE imf-utorf) 047 I 70 Proof 4 IB. ROCK N' RUM i 48 Proof fc 1 1 fiWf COCKTAILS rose above partisan polltfVs In welding together the Senate in support of American participation In world affairs." Mr.

Monroney was designated "for fostering legislation Intended to reform the organization and pro to persuade them to resume ne tor Vandenberg and Representative Monroney were chosen by an awards Jury for Collier's weekly as the CCI I YOUR IDLE DIAMONDS WtlaL OlD COlO AND I I I II SELL with confidence to Brooklyn's oldest jewelers over a century of trust ond good will is your assurance that the best prevailing prices will Cj gotiations. Mr. Ickes said that if the Lewis royalty plant is adopted by other major Industries and unions, it Congressmen who "best served the republic's interests in the year's struggle to first, win the war and Utadr l'" cedures of Congress," for his labors "in behalf of American participa migiik result 111 a iiuryiiai un unc side of the street devoted to treat- then the peace." tion In the Rretton Woods plan for world economic rehabilitation and ss ine coal miners for silicosis and Would House People's Concern ill feite5?" be paid. Thursdoy Store Hours 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.

in. WISE SON MANHATTAN 4 Ot 257 MARTINI 4 Qt 23J All tl 48 Proof CORDIALS Jrwoeth Mllo Dtliciom SS second nospital on tne otner sicie me aius, maae waay ior wie t)le Unite(1 Nations" and for his sl of the street devoted to treating first time, will be conferred n-support Qf priCe control and other I cement factory workers suffering nually henceforth, Collier's said. In 1 anti.tnf union measui-es from the same disease." order "to stimulate the people's) "with the quality and cra 1 fectivenos of their representatives Designers, Models Fly Court Orders 2 Stores WMhtnBton snri rr cl 417 FULTON ST. a p.Pt. s.o) BROOKLYN II .4 lOTK7 Aflt vwual lUllllUn rfllW 10 uoey urM KUies LetiLsiaiors memseives 10 nigner ESUgllSHfD Hi YEA'S BLACKBERRY APRICOT CHERRY CREME OE MENTHE r.RFMF nr ucao A group of 33 fashion '26S Two drv cleanlna establishments, levels of statesmanship and service.

writers and models rienarted todav. from LaGuardia Field aboard ai ANISFTTP I QT. mstmam LANE BRYANT BROOKLYN rhfartroH Airlinnc nlanAl'-1' KAHVEH (Coffee) one In Brooklyn and one in Queens, The award consists of a silver Mwere cited today in permanent in-; plaque and $10,000 for each, the 4 Junctions win in Brooklyn Federal money to be turned over to a Court by the OPA to force com- i "worthy public cause" designated by vvi'pllance with pricing and record- the winner. Senator Vandenberg keeping regulations. asked that the $10,000 in his case Named in the injunctions were: be given to the American Red OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9 for Seattle to attend fashion show at the Metropolitan Theater, Seattle, on Saturday.

Tomorrow the group will be guests of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce at a luncheon. Cross. Mr. Monroney directed that the Reliable retail dry cleaners at his $10,000 be turned over to the KUMMEL 4IQT.23 All tt 48 Proof Wtfiwii BRANDIES BLACKBERRY APRICOT CHERRY l'T-0 PEACH I 25 GINGER JlIW. All at 70 Proof.

1061 Utioa Ave. and Berger Cleaners at 107-34 Continental Forest Hills. Both, it was charged, had failed to keep adequate records. i ii i 1 t- SLOE GIN 8 Proof int. 2M teW 100 PROOF RYE LIQUEUR JoM'hixu and rf ihol Ss'il'f" A'lchlt in On.

Vi ft. Al leading liquor Stores Everywhere tr morson company itirrmti tiimi, 1 21 x- iW'fjA xx. h- liniraj 'In im MR) bum im Ml" 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1e Ptrtonat Notices I. PAUL VENTIMIGL1A. have eevered all ronnix-tKuu lte Bt.veuere McrU The deceiving suit! Its skirt wraps its loose jacket .11 fV Market Co.

ae ot April 1 PACKARD limouinr for him; prefer rnu- litr ariMip lur ir.p io raceirecR, pimi.i' pail lb Public Notice Holers reet clotnes are the fruit of our labors II! I I covers a 'Z Zrrcaveful, unhurried tailor-1 ho-r las' kuuwn eddrej-N fas uu Bih 4.U 114. ft' Brooklyn. in tikii les- lilt; HUIlt? lilt UUUfl I fet timony r.ereMr pronnif- of i 3 i 1 Ui made of June 8 1W2 Dr Hirer 111 OUY OWIl WOTR-, TRianale Trnuh. 18 Court Si Block, green, cocoa, grey stripe oil-wool sizes 10 to 18. 39.95 rooms.

Get to know the mod- 1e Lett end ene THE GIFT MOTHER WANTS MOST BANKBOOK Loel Ho 310BJ1, Bay me r) I fnii.m Bank. All cUirni uiut oe uufit 'CTll KOCerS 1 eet Ithln ne WMtk nr hiW hiUilr will he I Dctnaitil for John Ward shoes lias increased to unprecedented levels. We are pushing production as much as is possible ilhin the limitations of the rigidly high quality standards which you expect of us, If temporarily, we have not your size we should have it soon. Meantime appreciate your patience. Pictured: "Peyton" 99.B5 BROOKLYN: 318 Fulton Si.

898 Flntuh Ave. MANHATTAN: 23 Corllaiult St. 26 E. 42ml St. 1113 Broadway 1389 Broadway 314 E.

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Phone morniriai MAnafleld S-795. MATERNITY SHOP Come in tliia week before the Mollier'i Day null anil liuve a lovely portrait mnile of yourself. No other lift will please Mother more not only on Mollier'i FARROT -LoU: rode away on truck at Pit lo, Brooklyn; rewnrd. Vlrvima LORSTAN UVIMCV6N St Pay, but tlin lioli- cr 'rounil. SPICIAl MOTHU'S DAY OFFER I i vellow eotrt wedrtltia; bnnd, 16 diamonds; between BSd-Ud Reward Wliidor9-ni3B.

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