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C1B 22810 Hyinidlirtds SkidL rysUDirD LATE NEWS WEATHER Showersvliot today; clear, cle arm tonight. IfBW YORK CTTT 105th YEAR No. 178 DAILY and SUNDAY tOoprrUUt, 1948. The Brooklyn kM InoJ BROOKLYN, N. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1946 taunt Brooklyn P.

a IdbhM Mall Itettst 7 BRITISH SEIZE JERUSALEM, mms ma mam ARREST MANY Jury Acquits Malinski of '41 Cop's Murder Deliberates 3 Hours, 40 Minutes To Clear Man Convicted in 1943 A blue ribbon Jury in Kings County Court today cleared Morris Malinski, 30, of the murder of Patrolman Leon Fox, i a 1 yi Troops Clamp Rigid Curfews on Holy land To End Terrorism Jerusalem, June 29 (U.R! armed forces, striking s' "root out terrorism anu seized todav occuDied Jerusalem, PARLEY MUST hundreds of Jewish leaders throughout Palestine, and clamped shot to death during a payroll noiaup in wmey isiana on Fet, 15, 1941 rigid curfews and censorship on the How Land. DECIDE TODAY ON All members now In Palestine or 35,000 QUITTING The verdict wu returned to Judge Louis Goldstein In a bleak early morning courtroom session at 2:26 Leaders Urge, He O. K. It After Senate Vote of 47-23 -Bowles Resigns Post Washington, June 29 (U.R) The battered OPA extension bill was on President Truman's desk today as administration leaders urged the Chief Executive to sign the modified measure into law. A hint thal Mr.

Truman would reluctantly sign the controversial bill came when Chester Bowls resigned his iob 22 Injured in Crash Of Bus and Taxicab First Vehicle, With Driver Thrown From Seat, Climbs Curb, Hits Building Twenty-two persons were injured and a dozen others badly shaken up in a crash of a Greyhound bus and a taxi early today at Clarkson and Hudson Manhattan, which the Jewish Agency, an official body, were arrested. Jewish offices and organization sites throughout Palestine were raided and searched. British troops and police went after the Jurors had deliber GUINEA PIG SHIPS ted for three hours and 40 minutes. PEACE CONFAB Byrnes Forces Issue as Molotov Stalls on Decision FOR ATOM TEST into action on a countrywide scale Just before dawn. They engaged armored cars, tanks and planes which hovered over the Holy City of Jerusalem as spotters.

Slow at Jewish Resistance (Official sources in London said1 the United States was Informed in Paris, June 29 (U.R) Forced into sent the bus careening into the side of a loft building-. Blandy to Decide On Weather Chances Forrestal Arrives Malinski, who had gone through a 4-year battle for his life since his arrest in October, 1942, and his conviction of first degree murder In 1943, turned a beaming face at the men In the Jury box and shouted at them, "Oh, thank you!" Though acquitted of murder, Malinski was hurried off to Jail pending decision by the authorities on whether he. should be held for violation of parole. He had been sent to Elmira Reformatory in 1937 and subseouently released on parole. a showdown by Secretary of State as director or the Office of Economic Stabilization.

The resignation was The force of the Impact was so James Byrnes, the Big Four For great that the bus driver was eign Ministers must decide today accepted by the President, effective July 10. Aboard the U. 8. S. Mt.

McKinley whether to call a 21-nation peace knocked out of his seat. Driverless, the bus mounted the sidewalk and advance of the British action In Palestine. I British officials have Indicated repeatedly that they would extiect the United States to help conference this Summer. The de In offering his resignation. Mr.

cLsion may make or ruin this Big crashed into the, side of the building at Bikini, June 29 (U.R More than 35,000 men, the crews of the atom bomb target ships, are being evacu Bowles strongly recommended that supply any force deemed necessary Four meeting. at 405 Hudson St. the President veto the bill. Prompt Secretary Byrnes, exasperated by which was not to expire until 1952. to preserve order in Palestine.) Early reports said there was no Passengers were thrown from their V.

M. Molotov's stalling tactics Unofficially authorities expressed seats and sent sprawling in the bloodshed. But it was too early to brought the sluggish Big Four the opinion that, the Jury having KERN TO OPPOSE HESTERBERG IN. 2IST A. D.

POLL Says He's Out to Build Strong Organization In Flatbush 'Section Michael Kern, assistant meeting to a critical point late yes acceptance of Mr. Bowles' offer, however, generally was interpreted as an indication the President had decided on approval Senate Passes BUI 47 to 23 aisle. Twenty feet down the street the cab also ran over the curb and be sure. And with censorship lm posed, the functions of outgoing re ports were crashed into the building. terday.

He served notice in irate tones that he would press for a decision on the full-dress confer cleared him, he would not oe re turned to Elmira. 13-Day Trial The acaulttal came after a 13 The taxi was driven by Frank ated today before the Superfortress "Dave's Dream" will roar over the Bikini Lagoon and drop a bomb on the 75-shIp guinea pig fleet tomorrow at 6: SO p.m. (Brooklyn time). Secretary of Navy James Forrestal Is here, watching with great interest. He arrived early today and plans to stay only for the bomb drop against inflation with every weapon at our disposal," the said, "and shall not rest until this country has reached permanent high levels of production, prosperity and.

employment." Cites Bowies' Offer to Quit He cited Mr. Bowles' action In offering his resignation before the Senate voted as "an emphatic answer to the fantastic charge of spokesmen for selfish interests that you sought extension of the price control bill In order to perpetuate yourself in office." Mr. Bowles is expected to return to his home in Connecticut and enter the political fight for the U. S. Senate seat now held by Republican naval veteran Thomas C.

Hart, who is not seeking re-election. The 2-to-l Senate vote on the new OPA bill culminated one of the bitterest legislative rows encountered by Congress in its present Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham announced by radio that the cam Announcement of Mr. Bowles' Nostrand of 62 Sullivan St. Nostrand and 21 others were ence today.

want a decision on it tomor day trial for murder In the first resignation was made by the White House shortly after the Senate paign already going on was aimed at smashing terrlorism in Palestine. taken to St. Vincent's Hospital. The row, one way or the other, Mr, Byrnes said. voted its approval of the controver degree, Malinski's second in a mat ter of three years.

In effect his proclamation was a Brooklynlto was described as the most seriously injured. sial measure. The vote was 47 to 23. declaration of war against Jewish The lour ministers arranged a scheduled Monday, Bikini time. district attorney, 'announced today As the present price law expires The bus driver, Charles Hippie of Tacony, was also takr-n to the plenary session today to act on resistance forces.

Reports circulated that the liquidation of Hagana, In the 1943 trial Malinski was found guilty, along with Joseph Indovlno and Sidney Rudlsh, and the conviction was affirmed all the The chances are 50-50 that the weathefewlll permit the first of this that he would enter the Democratic Secretary Byrnes' virtual ultima Irgun Zval Leuml and the so-called primaries as a candidate for leader turn. Britain and France agree at midnight Sunday, administration leaders believed the President has no alternative to signing the measure which paves the way for wide hospital. The bus, bound from Washington to the Greyhound terminal in New York, contained 33 Summers two tests of an atomic weapon vs. navy ships to go off on ship of the 21st A. in opposition with the United States that a con wav ud to the Court of Appeals "stern gang, was the objective.

Charges 'Anarchy' Exists ference should be summoned in The charge was that Patrolman Pox schedule. Vice Admiral W. H. P. to Henry Hesterberg, who has been the Flatbush Democratic leader for passengers.

spread price increases on marry July. J. V. Shaw, chief secretary to Another person taken to St. Vin Blandy, commanding Task Force No.

1. said he would make the final the last 29 years. Cunningham, the High Commis cent's was Sgt. Barney McCauley, Threat of Separate Peace Treaties commodities. The bill would extend limited price controls for another year.

Mr. Hesterberg Is a commissioner decision tomorrow morning. sioner, said the operations were 33, of Boston, just out of session. Discussion of the measure was shot and killed wnen tne tnree defendants held up David Dolinsky, manager of Loew's Coney Island Theater, as he was taking $770 of theater receipts to the Coney Island branch, of the Brooklyn Trust Com of the Department of Water Supply, Couched in Secretary Byrnes' de launched because of "anarchy" Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. Should the President veto the bill Observers who arrived early today aboard the U.

S. 8. Appalachian, mand was the threat of separate peace treaties by the Western The bus, en route rrom Washing began in Congressional committee last February and ended with the Senate's approving vote. which made the people of Palestine unsafe from murder or other violence, "t.r Gas and Electricity and a former borough president of Brooklyn. Mr.

Kern said in his announcement that his decision to become a ton to New York, was on its way Panamlnt and Blueridge visited the tjrnt vessels and toured Bikini Is-! Congress then would have to decide whether to extend the present law by-a simple resolution or let all Powers if Russia clings to her re pany, with Patrolman Fox acting as lection of a 21-nation conference along Hudson St. to the 34th St. teaninal of the bus line at the time The party included hundreds his guard. A new trial was -worti Mr. Shaw said official reports 011 -trois expire.

candidate for the leadership' was until the Big Four reach complete of scientific, diplomatic and press the first few hours or activity. of the crash. agreement. At present they are aUriM4 WW xnunan te Situ by Malinski after an appeal to the United States Supreme and the conviction or Indovin and Rush The sound of the crash awakened and radio observers. At Kwalaleln.

where the bomber "in response to the request of large numbers of registered Democrats in the 21st Assembly District," and showed only one shot fired. He did not say where or with what effect. UUUS UU X11COIC K11U UUM1CIUUO VM1CJ Senate Democratic Leader Alben the neighborhood and in a short issues. U.5.Work'1usl Swear Off Strikes Washington, June 29 (U.R) The W. Barkley accompanied bv time hundreds of persons lined the V' WHO KH MOIUV.

will take off, final preparations had been completed. that Flatbush Democrats were tired The curfew, keeping every one indoors during the hours of darkness, was effective throughout Palestine The conclusion generally drawn from Mr. Molotov's tactics is that sidewalks. House Speaker Sam Rayburn (D. in tne -second trial me aeiense contended that Malinski was "framed" by police and the office In the final act, a group of Los Angeles scientists and Manhattan Russia does not want a peace con Texas), Senate President Kenneth McKellar Term.) and House save for two Arab districts, he said.

of "the'lneffectlve leadership of the incumbent" and that his sole purpose was "to rebuild a strong Democratic organization in Flatbush." Mr. Kern served as an assistant ference this Summer. A heavy ma District engineers held a formal He said Cunningham's statement Democratic Leader John W. Mc of the district attorney, natnan Soielfogel. serving a long term in Civil Service Commission, which jority of the 21 nations would be christening ceremony for the bomb, Express Company implied that direct responsibility for the "terrorism" In Palestine passes on qualifications of thou aligned with the Anglo-American Sing Sing for robbery, who had tes Cormack went to the White House late yesterday to urge the President to sign the bill They sands of Federal employes, has views on most disputed points.

could be attributed to the Jewish tif ted for the prosecution In the first district attorney under District Attorney William F. Geoghan. He ruled that Government employment said they told the President "it is trial, was brought back again to repent the performance, but this should be denied to any person who More of Same, Mr. Byrnes undoubtedly Is aware of the dangerous possibilities of separate action by Russia and the Western Powers. But he finally this or nothing." has been in the practice of law since he left that post and has appeared as defense counsel In a number of time he swore that his former evl advocates the right to strike against the United States.

Studies Answer to Strikers' Demands The President, according to Sena The decision, transmitted to all dence was false, Induced by a promise of aid to have his 30-to- important criminal trials. tor Barkley, "made no commit ments" regarding his action. Says Redundant Agency, which under the British mandate has controlled Jewish Immigration Into the country. At Tel Aviv, several hundred Jews, including many who are known throughout the country, were taken to the Latroun and Sarafand Camps. All Zionist bureaus there were occupied by the army.

Israel Kokah, Mayor of Tel Aviv, There were reports that the Presl 60-year jail term reduced. Sensatonal testimony that while dent would announce his decision Federal agencies, said that persons -now in Government service, as well as persons entering it, should be required to sign an oath stating: 1. They are not members of an Hope for an early end of the Weather Man In 4 Little Words: on the shackled bill in a radio ad Continued on Page 3 decided to force a climax in the situation that has been developing for two weeks. Byrnes Insists on Action His barbed clash with Mr. Molotov came at the end of three and a half hours of fruitless discussion and by-passing of Italian and Balkan treaty questions.

dress today or tomorrow. strike of 10,000 Railway Express Agency workers rested today In the organization of Government em Aitnougn Mr. Bowles gave ud Rounding out a week's stretch of ployes which asserts the right to statement of company officials that said he understood the curfew There Is No Meat heat, today will continue hot and Army Ads to End strike against the Government. commana or tne stabilization program there was no indication that OPA Chief Paul Porter would Immediately follow suit. Mr.

Porter's might be lifted by evening when the operations were completed. It humid, with the highest tempera they had union demands under consideration and that "the next move Mr. Byrnes raised the peace con Today's sneat story for New York turea ranging from 85 to 90 degrees, 2. They will not, while in the Government service, become members of sue han organization. 3.

They will not engage In a was the first? indication of the calculation of the possible time limit ference issue. Molotov suggested can be told In one brier sentence: according to the Weather Bureau they discuss it after completing dis There is no meat. of the campaign. is ours." As packages and parcels continued to pile up In the metropolitan area, two conferences yesterday failed to cussion of unsettled issues. The Highest all-time record for the date was in 1934, when the mercury rose More accurately, the city's meat N.Y.

Plane Crashes All army aircraft except those on scheduled transport flights henceforth will be required to report by American leader replied they might to 97 degrees. aides pointed out that he Is a "stanch administration supporter" and that he has made no statement which would necessitate his resignation. Mr. Bowles, on the other hand, left himself no alternative. He publicly had characterised the OPA bill as "an Inflationary booby traD" never reacn tne conference ques $18,500 Settlement Made In Death of Veteran Widely scattered afternoon or end the stoppage.

At least 50,000 strike against the Government. The sweeping ruling, obviously aimed at such unions as the newly-formed United Public Workers of America, pointed out that Congress already has acted upon or has pending several appropriation bills tion If they kept discussing and supply was down to a new weekend low, after a long series of diminishing lows, each nearer the vanishing point than its predecessor. More retail butchershops closed. More were postponing all their disputes. Mr.

parcels were plied up at the Sunny- Rlverhead, June 29 An out-of- evening thunder showers with moderate southerly winds of 14 to 18 miles per hour are forecast. To radio to Mltchel Field upon approaching within 50 miles of the Molotov suggested a Sunday dis side yards of the company, It was court settlement amounting to cussion. southern tip of Manhattan and, if morrow, to be "generally fair," will To this Mr. Byrnes remarked that reported. The garment Industry was threat' 500 damages was accepted here by H.

Stanley Duvall of Orient in connection with the death of his son, and had promised to quit if it were approved bv Coneress. Mr. BowIm' containing provisions denying salary payments to any person who without meat of any kind. Wholesalers said that veal and pork had entirely disappeared and beef supplies were at 6 percent of Mr. Molotov earlier In the week had have more of the same "hot and humid" and the same brand of the weather is bad, pilots will be Instructed to land at Mitchel Field Instead of LaCuardia Field or said it might be possible to reach letter, prepared before the Senate engages In a strike against the Gov- thunder showers.

Marcus Duvall, 21, attorneys disclosed today. Newark Airport. ened with paralysis, fishing interests said sea trips would be halted If the embargo continued, perishable agreement on the peace treaties this week. He recalled the ministers' voted, said that administration 0fiernment 01 who 14 8 member of an the bill "would be flatly Impossible." (organization advocating such action. Here are the temperature readings normal and going down.

Lamb vras beginning to come in, according to Department of Agriculture reports, According to a damage suit filed since 6 a.m.: He said it would "simply serve to Yesterday Today The new order, designed to prevent a recurrence of the Wall St. crash May 20 and the previous Empire State disaster, July 28, 1945, was recommended in the report of by his father, young DuvaH, an air corps veteran, was riding in a car legalize inflation." and an occasional dealer had some 69 fruits and vegetables stood on sidings and thousands of trunks and packages of vacation-bound New poultry. driven by John Koroleski of Orient Bowles Sees Disaster Ahead Kidnap Scare Ends, Baby Found With Mother Robert Stacey of 37-40 81st 71 70 71 74 when it collided on Nov. 3. 1945, 8 a.m.

7 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 10 a.m. self-imposed Friday deadline.

"But they have violated this decision by not raising it," Mr. Molotov said. Angrily Mr. Byrnes retorted, "I raise it right now. The only reason I was willing to defer it until tomorrow is that I am serving notice today that I am going to Insist "Thousands of substantial Drice 78 71 71 72 Black markets and uncertainty as to the future of price controls were given as usual as the reasons for with a car driven by L.

Ward increases would Be inevitable." he the AAF board appointed to gate the Bank of Manhattan build' In accident in which the five 0C' Jackson Heights, disclosed last Yorkers were held up. Kinsey N. Merritt, publls reta tlons manager for the company, an' wrote. "The cost of living would intent that he hurl larni hr McCabe Sr. of Riverhead.

The suit against both drivers was to have the shortage. climb rapidly. Black markets would 'phone that his daughter, Kathleen, been tried today in Supreme Court multiply. There would be serious cupants of an army C-45 cargo plane lost their lives. AAF headquarters In Washington nounced that negotiations last night 4.

is with her mother and is all here. 'Grave-Digger' Iggy Is Shoveled Into Jail delays in Droduction with the likeli- on discussion of the peace confer' ence tomorrow and I want nCTjnishod of a general breakdown In Poles Seizes 2 Writers; U. S. Protest Frees Them had failed, but stated: "We can only say that the union has presented demands which we are tak yesterday announced that the reo ommendationa of the board of In' Ignazio Santino, 20, of 218 Bay urders tan ding. administration." $2,000,000 in Bequests Lft by Mrs.

Carnegie 11th known also, according to Warsaw, June 29 (U.R) Two quiry had been put into effect. The ing under consideration. The next move is ours." right. The child disappeared Wednesday night and it was feared she might have been kidnaped. Mr.

Stacey said he would resort to a civil court action In an effort to re-obtaln custody of the child. He said he did not know from where his wife, Kathleen, had phoned, but that he had spoken GIRL GETS JAIL TERM FOR FALSE FIRE ALARM Mrs. Louise Whitney Carnegie, American correspondents were held In custody by Polish Security police near Posen overnight Wednes At any rate, the stoppage cannot police, as "Iggy the Grave-digger," was arrested and booked last night at the Sheepshead Bay police station on charges of 1 assault and rob In his letter of reply addressed to "Dear Chet" the President regretfully accepted the stabilization chief's resignation. He promised that the administration would keep a watchful eye on price trends. boara saia tnai tne wan tsi.

crasn had resulted from the pilots becoming lost in a dense fog that suddenly blew in from the Atlantic. widow of Andrew Carnegie, steel baron and philanthropist, made end before Monday afternoon, when the union membership meets In the Manhattan Center to pass on any Antoinette Cucchiara, 18. of 2524 specific bequests of more than bery. day but were released Thursday morning after official American protests. Detective Charles Boyle of the "We shall continue the battle with his daughter.

E. 7th St. Sheepshead Bay, was sentenced to five days in Raymond Street Jail by Magistrate Abner C. sz.ooo.uoo, ner win, niea in Manhattan Surrogate's Court, disclosed. agreement reached.

Strikers, who walked out Thurs Bath Beach said he ar John Scott of Time Magazine and Chief beneficiary is Mrs. Margaret Surpless In Coney Island Court yes. Troops at Peekskill Peekskill, June 29 About' 1,800 troops of the New York Guard moved Into Camp Smith today to begin 11 days of field training. The Elie Abel of the North American Newspaper Alliance were detained Carnegie Miler of Millbrook, N. rested Santino "on information" on charges of holding-up Philip Perl-son of 1603 W.

6th St. on June 14, day, are protesting against layoffs which they say the company is putting into effect to offset an 18 V4- daughter. while en route from Berlin by Jeep terday after she had pleaded guilty to turning in a false fire alarm. The girl, a striking blonde employed as Mrs. Carnegie died Monday at while Perlson was walking along to cover the national referendum, cents-an-hour wage boost.

her home, 2 E. 91st Manhattan. Waif Plays the Palace With Locker for Cradle A two-weeks-old brown-haired to the rear of the 36-lnch-deen Incoming units are from the Hudson 17th near the Belt Parkway, Valley and from farther up-8tate. with Irma Zucker of 8754 17th Ave. Their basic training will begin to- Boyle and.

Jewelry valued at a theater usher, said she had done it on seeing four men in the vicinity, one of whom she thought was her father, and she feared her father was there to give her a beat Sister-Slayer Sentenced Gordon De Hart, 34, was sen tnorrow. were taken from Perlson. tenced to 10 to 20 years in prison ing because she had taken sides U. S. Scores Soviet, Defends China' Polky by Judge Thomas J.

Walsh in Rich boy was found abandoned early to-i locker compartment of the type used mond County Court for slaying of with her mother In a quarrel that led to her parents' separation. day in a closed ten-cent locker In the lounge of Manhattan's Palace his 81 -year-old cousin. May De Hart, beaten to death with her twin Poor excuse," said the magis College Student Held In Degnan Murder trate. "That will be $25 fine or five sister, Viola, In their Staten Island Washington, June 29 (U.R) The Dy snoppers wno get a xey lor a dime. A pile of clean diapers was beside him.

The feature picture at the theater was Reservations," and, ironically, police found considerable difficulty in finding a temporary home last Feb. 15. days in Jail." The gori's mother, present In United States coupled a vigorous defense of its China policy today court, declined to pay the fine. For Meals: with a charge that Soviet Russia Theater on Broadway and 47th Sk Joseph McGovern, night maintenance superintendent, heard the baby's cries long after the theater had been emptied after the final performance. He traced them to locker 611 and, finding it locked, summoned police, who called an emergency squad to open the locker.

A note was pinned to the baby's! haven for the infant. shall be permitted to return to their homes with the opportunity to lead peaceful and productive lives." Mr. Acheson revealed that the U. S. has just about completed that Job In China proper Mr.

Acheson said he doubted whether any Japanese troops remain in Manchuria now that the Red army is out. But he was certain that none of those has failed to live ud to the Potsdam surrender terms for Japan. Chicago, June 29 (U.R) State's Attorney William Tuohy said early today that he "was convinced" that RENTED SPACE It was taken first to the New York This development followed ten Foundling Hospital which was closed for the night. William Helrens, 17, husky Uni versity of Chicago student, Is the OFT1CX TO SHARV with accounttnt or tttorney. tenocrapher Included.

TRtngl O-0O0O. Then police tried Bellevue Hos days of Intensive criticism of American policy In China especially by both Right and Left elements in that country. Nine points of fingerprint siml-larityy, he said, are considered by experts as proof. Helrens was arrested Wednesday fleeing from a hotel apartment In the vicinity of the Degnan home. He was felled by a rookie policeman who seized three handy flower pots and hurled them at his head.

The arrest was made nine days freshly-ironed nightgown pleading pital, but were told that beds were Japanese soldiers nas been repatri for someone to give the Infant a available only for sick babies. The Eagle it a line paper. Our Acting Secretary of State Dean Want Ad got excellent rcsnlti and we home. I Finally they were allowed to leave "Please won't you give me a it at Metropolitan Hospital on Wel- ated to Japan as promised in the Potsdam declaration. Drtre on Commies Expected Shanghai, June 29 (U.PJ Ho Ylng- Acheson Issued the reply late yesterday at a news confer rented the opace," ta)i Mr.

Herman 15c. a DAY 1 Let's all 'bay as many meals as possible for the starving people of Europe. Ten days for $1.50 or 100 days for $15. Everybody in Brooklyn can five something'. Make checks payable to Hunger, N.

Y. Brooklyn Headquarters Room 24, Boro Hall Fischer, 16 Court Su ence. kldnap-slayer of 6-year-old su-canne Degnan. Mr. Tuohy said, however, that he did not have "enough evidence" as yet to present th case to a grand Jury.

The State Attorney said fingerprint experts had found "nine points of similarity" between Heir-en's prints and those found on the 120,000 ransom note after Suzanne Degnan was abducted from her borne last Jan. 7. short of six months after the Deg nan muraer shocked the war- Chin, most bitterly anti-Communist of the Chinese Nationalist generals, reached field headquarters in Many who have extra office space home or place me in one." the note fare Island, but officials said the said. "I am a good baby. I don't 'arrangement was "only temporary." cry much.

I am very tiny now, out Detective George Humann, who I will make it up to you when I was assigned to the case, sal his grow up." chief hopes for finding the person Police said the handwriting was! who abandoned the child was to that of a woman, with an obvious; trace the clothing left with the attempt at disguise. child, or find the missing key to The baby was lying with Its head locker 61L hardened conscience of the city and the nation. The child'i dis The Potsdam declaration, Issued on 'July 23, 1945, by U. 8., Britain and China and later adhered to by Russia, made this promise as part of its terms of surrender to Japan: "The Japanese military Changchun today amid indications of a Nationalist offensive designed turn to the columns of the Eagle to find the right type of bnsiness or professional person with whom to share it. Call Miss Turner, MAin 4-6200.

sected body was found In sewers to wipe out the Communists when and catch basins in the neighborhood of her home. after being completely 'Place a Want Ad and chars ib tne truce ends within 24 hours..