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'gROOKLYNI EAGLE, JAN. 10, 1954 "Ty ip i thi" i 'i i'nn i inn uiu More East-West Trade Seen as Dewey Is Cleared Of I.L.A. Charges tribute substantially towardl lessening cold war Stassen said: "It may succeed In convino- ing the peoples of th Soviet bloc that the free world la pur suing a genuine Dolicv nf near Peiping Urges 1 Resumption of Peace Parleys Tonic by Stassen Politics and People By HAROLD H. HARRIS mmiMiiiiiinniBBBii Pfeiffer, Sprague Active in Corps Of Lobbyists at Work in Albany Washington, Jan. 9 OJ.PJ and even force their leaders to' Continued from Page 1 bargaining agent.

Such a strike has been barred, for a 'U. S. foreign aid chief Harold he less hostile towards the' West." E. Stassen today said Increased Continued from Page 1 period of at least 00 days, by East-West trade this year would a Taft-Hartley law injunction. tend the talks only as a mem help push democratic ideas Captain Bradley yesterday ber of the Communist siae; rather than, as a neutral.

denied to newsmen that his tnrougn the Iron Curtain and might even improve political re union was considering such a What Plan Calls For strike it would never "strike! lations witn Kussia. He added in an Interview that Eighth Army Commander against the Government" He POWER In addition to the duly-elected Executive Branch, headed by Governor Pewejr, and the Legislature, a hidden government Is legally operating full-blast on Capitol HilL This undercover administration Is made up of highly 5aid lobbyists who function in the Capitol corridors and 3otel suites. It Is their job to employ any means to get Javorable legislation, either passed or killed, for their clients. the Administration is nnw in declined to comment on the Gen. Maxwell D.

Taylor aa clined to favor ennh nounced the Allied plan for cause Western Europe's recov- freeing and resettling the antl Communist prisoners after the Douds ruling. Meanwhile, Chief Inspector James R. Kennedy added 40 patrolmen and five sergeants! to the "pier detail," bringing to 600 the total of men guard-j uie point wnere it can be economically as well as politically profitable. Jan. 23 deadline.

Assuming In He acknowledged in this connection that V. S. policy 1 dian guards open the gates at that time, it calls fort Allowing compound leaders to direct marching prisoners to SALE For Limited Time Only Special Group Growing Girls' and Women's Flat Heel Shoes Formerly to 1 10.95 NOW $6.95 Women's Step-in Pumps Ties and Straps Formerly to $19.95 NOW $12.95 SALE at ih following stores ottlyi 25 Bond Brooklyn 13 West 39 Street, N. Y. 265 Fulton Hempstead ing against waterfront violence.

In another development in Among the lobbying corps are several former legislators and political leaders who use their influence to sway the thinking of the lawmakers. One of the better known Is William L. Pfeiffer, former State G.O.P. chairman, who has been re the strife-torn dock situation a point outside the demilitar toward trading with the Soviet bloc has become more liberal even though it Is still limited to non-strategic materials. Asserting that exnanriprl today, the NLRB ordered the 1.

L. tugboatmen's divi ized cone where trucks and trains will be waiting. sion to stay out of a labor dis Transporting some 15,000 nomic relations could con- pute between the union's Chinese by truck to Inchow longshore members and the New York Shipping Associa Einaudi Ponders Choice where they will sail for Formosa on A'avy landing ships. Transporting 7,000 North Ko tion. At the same time, the long' Rome, Jan.

9 (U.R) President Luigi Einaudi completed his tained by ti hoiSns-raclsg intert-sls to get a better tax break at the tracks. He also is working for several corporations seeking revision of the engineering laws. Another noted figure on Capitol Hill is J. Kussel Sprague, former G. O.

P. National Committeeman and shoremen were ordered to stay out of any dispute be discussions with Parliamentary reans by train to Kunsan on the west coast and Pohang on the east coast. At Washington, lt was said leaders today and retired to tween the tugboatmen and the New Y'ork Marine and decide on the man he will ask to form a new government Transportation Employers Association. The gist of the di that Allied diplomats believe conditions are ripe for early resumption of the Panmunjom William L. Pfeiffer He talked with neo-Fascist W.

i.i: fj ft tit pi -ffvir -rt'-i iriniinin ml Giovanni Social Democrat Ezio Vigorelli, pro-Com talks. rective was to prevent a general docks strike growing out munist Socialist Fietro Nenni and Independent Cino Macrelli. of a dispute between one of the two divisions of the I.L.A. SMITHSONIAN GETS SIAMESE SPECIMENS Washington, Jan. 9 (U.R) STARTS MARCH OF DIMES President Eisenhower, with offectionate pat of four-year-old Delbert (Debby) Dains of Gooding, Idaho, 1954 "polio poster boy," opens this year's national March of Dimes drive for funds to fight polio.

Debby was stricken with the disease when he was four months old. and its employers. Ike Drops UMT For Reserve Plan The U. S. National Museum recently made room for 2,000 birds and mammals bagged during an eight-month expedition to Thailand (Siam).

The expedition, led by H. G. Deignan of the Smithsonian In BROOKIVH CRROEIIJITV SEMI-AXXUAL Dewey Rejects Plan by Wagner Continued from Page 1 military and industry in event of State aid to localities "in Continued from Page 1 of war. With the size of the armed stitution, concentrated its hunt in the Chao-Paya Delta, a dense jungle area. Species of birds and mammals heretofore un eluding possible alternative measures of measuring Jocal the never-imposed city payroll forces to be cut to about 3,000,000 men starting next tax.

which the wants known to science were found. 20 IFF SALE The collection includes color abolished. On Dec. 17, 1952, they said, Wagner had recommended its imposition to the Board of Estimate. tax resources." 5.

Teachers' salaries and their "possible revision." 6. Economy and efficiency in school district organizations. 7. School enrollments and ful green and purple thrushes year, Flemming said there is "adequate manpower" for a OIT program of 100,000 men annually. Flemming suggested, how and a yellow-crowned wood pecker never previously record The bill establishing the school study commission will ed from Siam.

administrative and teaching ever, tnat until tnere is a de Mammals, found In the for be introduced under the spon -Save from 12.00 to 33.00- termination of the size, com ests and the lofty, limestone crags, included squir 8. Emergency and long range school construction needs. position and training of our re-j serve forces, we hold in abeyance any decision on the rec rels with vermillion red, pure ommendations" for a UMi white and pie-bald coats. Rats found in the area were orange, buff and yellow-brown in color Magazine Offers 4-D sorship of Assemblyman Lewis W. Olllffe of Brooklyn and Senator Earl W.

Brydges of Niagara Falls, both Republicans, the Governor announced. It appropriates to finance the two-year study. Among the fields into which Ad: Picture Plus Sound and about two feet long. Date Made Deer Dear Chicago, Jan. 9 (U.R) A maga MEWS SUETS, VEUBCdMTS Intimate of Governor Dewey.

Representatives from public iiliiities, insurance and oil companies, banking houses, landlord and tenant organizations, labor unions, farm federations, chiropractor, medical, civil service and bartender groups, all rub elbows in the legislative ante-chambers, pressuring the lawmakers. i SHAKEUP That hush-hush Police Headquarters pow-tvw among Mayor Wagner, Corp. Counsel Adrian Burke and investigation Comm. Peter Campbell Brown reportedly concerned overhaul of the top brass among the coppers. Grapevine says Bobbo is talking about firing all the Deputy Police Commissioners Leo Larkin, Wall St.

legalite, is slated to become Burke's first replacing Mike Castaldi. The latter comes from Queens Boss Jim Roe's domain. City Hallers sav Burke is playing on the "Wagner patronage dispensing team. HOXOR Assembly Speaker Ossie Heck's ailment has legislative colleagues concerned Attorney General Nat will be Invested Feb. 1 with high Masonic honors grand rep.

to the Grand Ixxlge of Pern at B'klyn Masonic 'Temple Selwyn Cohen, Boro Park businessman, Is vying with Frank Samansky for the district's vacant Dem. Assembly nomination We hear, an attempt will be made in vMbany this year to create three new Supreme Court justiceships and two County Court and two City. Court berths for Brooklyn Locals say linpy ran out on a promise to the B'klyn Dem. organization after his primary defeat. He )sMii pd he would appoint Dave Hogan as Deputy Works Comm.

COMMIES Asst. Corp, Counsel Jerry Belson reports $ig examination disclosed there are no practicing Commies in jhe Police Dept. since the dismissal of Lt. Arthur Miller Appointment of Maurice Matzkin as Acting Hospital Comm. Is an indication the Wagner foraintrusters can't agree on successor to Dr.

Marcus Kogel. Matzkin, an attorney, Is expected to return to his former post of first deputy after agner can persuade a top-flight medical man to take the top job. Heretofore, Dr. Morris Jacobs was regarded as ihe front-runner for the post. GREETINGS For the first time in years two bitter enemies, Jim Farley and Walter Lynch, exchanged friendly greetings t'other night at a wake Farley's thoughts on the gubernatorial nomination may be disclosed an exchange of communications with Elder Statesman Owen D.

Young Catholic War Vets name B. P. Cashmore "Citizen of the Year" at two-day confab, Jan. 29 and 30, Hotel St. George Long Island GOPers are in a rhubarb ever filling a Supreme Court vacancy.

Howard Hogan, -G. O. P. leader of Oyster Bay and law partner of National G. O.

P. Chairman Len Hall, is most frequently mentioned lor the berth. LOUD At the Impy judicial induction, former Controller Joseph was speaking in a subdued tone. "Louder," shouted ne of the spectators. "I'm not saying anything important," yas Joseph's comeback Bill McKenna, aide to Cashmore, rnarks 44 years in public harness next month Two Albany Reporters were discussing Gov.

Dewey's proposed code of ethics for politicos: "You can't take the profit out of politics," aid one pundit. "That's right," agreed the other cynic. "If Jou did everybody would quit!" the commission would delve zine came up today with 4-D advertising. The ad offers a three-dimensional picture plus Davenport, Wash, Jan. 9 (U.R) Turning back the calendar a couple of years may be the wish of many persons, but it didn't work when John Bates tried it.

Bates shot his deer in are: 1. Effects of changes in State sound. It consists of an insert in the magazine of a phono Good Example Manchester, Jan. 9 (U.R) A conscience -stricken youth paid a startled supermarket owner $4 for two baskets of apples he said he stole two, years ago. Frank Obremski, who has had other thefts recently, said, "Maybe this will bring on a rash of stricken consciences I hope so." upon'a fpeciai nunt ana marKea graph record impressed nlastic-laminated stock.

vntn a tag as requirea uy law. equalization rates upon school district revenues. 2. Immediate and future financial requirements of public schools. 3.

Tax and debt limit effects on school districts and cities. 4. Formulae for distribution The record can be plaved onioui a ndna piuicvim 78 RPM phonogragh andlered the tag was for 19al tho 3-D nirturp on its stead of 19o3. Bates was fined $75 and costs. reverse side.

,5 ft A THANKS TO For a limited time only! 1325 suits, overcoats and topcoats from our regular stock of famous brands including we've added another entire floor to be able to display an even larger selection ef fine furniture. N.v, IIickey-Frceman Fashion Park IIaminonlon Park Suits reg. NOW $5Soo $44.00 Groshire Winston Barron-Anderson Overcoats re NOW $69.50 $55.60 98.oo 78.40 lio.oo 88.00 52.00 60.00 jfioman Hit by Auto Has Possible Leg Fracture Mrs. Eleanor Markwitz, 61 76.00 120.M- Starts tomorrow Of 1536 Brooklyn suffered a possible leg fracture st night when she was struck Jy an auto while crossing Ave- nue 100 feet East of Nos-trand Ave. She was taken to Coney Island Hospital.

The car was owned and operated bv Lawrence Palladino, 19, of 1312 75th St. No charges were made by police. 65.WL 7S.00. 95.WL 10S.OO. 120.00 140.00.

STRANG furniture mart's 96.00 103.20 116.00 132.00 ANNOUNCIMENTS 84.00 96.00 129.00. 145.00 165.00- Public Nonets sad Commercial Notices iTTTOTTOH lacBCUTrVISI LlmouilM to jMinhe.ttn. morning, door-dtwr, from jftol FlaLbush-Basteru Ptrkwfcr vlctnltr; SV5Q pet witti rowrvfcUoiU. Pftoslfect 80147. Attention, mothirs' apptotm school Ideal slo learnra: tU 4lndtTtdukl inMracUoD.

Rmdiov Clinic. UTi sier r. li ALBERT THUNIO of 1172 DWUJ btfi to tht tha rumors that ha hw retired art cUrij talM and unfounded. IMPORTED ftr.t Ittliw perfume. Jasmin, 7 Hoe, Gardlni.

Tto.et. Very artistic boiuas call Sofa and 2 chairs rewebbed CaJabrtL, 1423 83d St BE. 6-4778. IKAVTMO FOR FLORIDA neit week, take i2 share expenses, Nl. 6-I76J, call all day.

I-FAVINci FOR MIAmT FDORIDA, TITFR- DAY, WEDNESDAY: TAKE 1-2-3, SHARE EXPENSE. NAVARRE 8-9869. Don't wait 'til February YOU'LL SAVE UP TO 30 ON NEW, QUALITY FURNITURE AT STRANG NOW It's been just one year since the opening of our new furniture depart, ment now we're expanding. Yes, one thrifty shopper tells that's how we've grown. Now, we've taken over another entire floor in our warehouse to he ahle to display an even greater selection of fine, modern, traditional and provincial furniture priced at even less than our famous low, low prices.

iFAVIrVG FOR MIAMI; '52 Dodae; would ntfer to share txponses. DI, 27-95 in your heme ifARRJAGES PERFORMED, civil or relifious. throufh Mallar's Bureau. 930 Wsshiortoo H-baken. TeL HObofctu 3-2403 uatU 5 daily, Saturday 1, Sunday 10-12.

We've also included sportcoats and outerwear. No charge for alterations. Several deferred payment plans are available for your convenience. GENTLEMEN'S CORNER MFZZANINK Represenlatlve values at Garden City 'Brooklyn store only Men's Furnishings SPECIAL PURCHASE! LISLE HOSE reg. 1.00 Now 69c With raised Swiss clocks.

Sizes 102 to 13. SPECIAL PIRCUASE1 COTTON SHORTS rcg. 1.50 Now 1. 00 Boxer models! Solids, stripes, neat woven patterns. Sises 30 to 44.

WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS reg. 3.95 Now 2.95 Regular or spread collars! Sises 14 to 17, but not every style in every size. SPECIAL PURCHASE! SPORTSIIIRTS i reg. 3.93 Now 2.9 All Sanforized! Cotton flannel! Colorful checks and plaids! Small, medium, large, extra-large sizes. GENTLEMEN'S CORNER STREET FLOOR J.IEXICAN LAWYER.

REG MEXICAN con-- tulata, adviaM on Mexican law. LORENZO ROEL. 149 Broadway. BArclw 7-47S7 MT XI fJArl LAW YER CONSOLATK Immiffratlon. LUIS ROJAS da la TOHRi, 50 E.

42d St. MU. 2-0780. JY WIFE. Irene Brown.

lim-in lalt mr bed and board at 115 Smith I not responsible lor any debts rn- b7 her. Murray Brown. SYCHOLOGTCAL RE5FA Rf'H Industrial jpeclai survfys and job evalua- Dr. Nathan Israeli CL 2-3773. Seat Bottoms Rebuilt! Springs Retied! New Heavy Webbing! New Dustproof Covers! SOFA AND 2 CHAIRS CLEANED in your home MODERN TRADITIONAL PROVINCIAL sofas chair bedroom dining rooms table bedding It's easy to understand why you save at Strang.

sell in our own big warehouse and save on rent delivery expense and salesmen's salaries. We save so YOU save. Our 60-year-old reputation is your guarantee of satisfaction. BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE WANTED, cab' or Umouiln service, Brook lyn to Manhattan, 8 mim 30 pjn. DEwey 2-3232, mornmBs, 15 Lost and round Reg.

$20 Si RIKFCA.SE Lost: tan, suident's uw books- notaa; SiTltn 3t, (rvostrana-ew voraj 4 Reward. ESplanade 7-2213. toOO Lost; Grman Shepherd: tan and Tblack: iMwm Cocoa; Bay Ridre; children 1U. reward. BE.

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We'll pick up rugs from your floors clean and store them. Call TRiangle 5-5700, Eiten-tren 221, and we will five ye an estimate. No obligation. BROOKLYN, Fulton St. GARDE CITY, Franklin at 9th ft.

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