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Civil Affairs Division.
of the time Fon B-26 Marauder
include
The notice'was filed by Louis F.
project.
Hans von Richter, "a high official
McCabe, Richard Gladstein, Harry
The A.M.G. official said he planned
of the German radio, who testilt
to
From 1942 to 1946 he worked for
visit friends in Cambridge,
Sacher, A.J. Isserman, George W.
in the Chandler and Best téfals
Mass., before proceeding to his
the Republic Aviation Corporation
Crockett Jr. and Under, Freedman
and Gunther D'Alquen and Herinan
home in Brooklyn to await a dall
in Farmingdale, L. I., and then
& Fleischer, attorneys for differ-
Rockmann who appeared before
went to the General Electric Com-
by
the Department of the
Army
ent groups of, the twelve Commu-
the grand jury that indicted Monti
in Washington.
pany at Schenectady, N. Y., where
nists.
he has since been employed as an
One of the twelve is William z.
electrical engineer. He la 38 years
-
Foster, national chairman of the
old.
Communist party in the United
DENIED FUNERAL
Venezuela Disperses Rioters
His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Alice
CARACAS, Venesuela, Jah: 12
States. The others are members
Insierman, was questioned before
of the party's national committee.
UP The police used tear gas to
the grand jury yesterday for two
Reports from Doctors Received
TO LIE IN ARLINGTON
disperse a street riot today setioff
and one-half hours. She left the
Federal Judge Harold R. Medina
when university students demon-
grand jury room four times to
strated against the military re-
seek advice in an ante-room from
of this district, who is scheduled
Continued From Page 1
gime. A crowd of 2,000 hadjgath-
Louis Bender, the attorney who
to preside at the trial, received
yesterday sealed reports from two
the prejudice of some individia
ered in front of the university
has accompanied
her husband
physicians he had assigned to ex-
building. across the street from
every day he has come to the
extends even beyond this life.
the Capitol. Two student# kun-
grand jury room. She declined to
amine the 67-year-old Mr. Foster.
The physicians' reports will not
"I have no authority over divil
furled á banner with an inscrip-
tell reporters about her testimony.
The Inslermans are expected to
be disclosed until the trial begins
tan funeral homes, nor does
the
tion critical of the regime, which
Monday morning, when Judge
seized control here Nov. 24.
return to the grand jury rooms
Federal Government."
this morning.
Medina will hand them to United
"However, I have today
niade
States Attorney McGohey and de-
arrangements to have Felix Son-
SALE
fense counsel to be opened.
goria reburied with full milifar
Da Henry Alsop Riley of Colum-
honors in Arlington National
EVEN BEGINNERS
famous name
bia Presbyterian Medical, Center
tery here at Washington where the
and Dr. Cary Eggleston of New
honored dead of our nation's garé
York Hospital are the physicians.
rest. Or, if his family prefer
to
CAN TAKE COOD INDOOR
Last November they reported that
have his body interred nearer his
Mr. Foster at that time could not
home, he can be reburied at
fort
APSHOTS NIGHT OR DAY!
stand the strain of a long trial.
Sam Houston National Milifar
Gloves we sold yesterday at 5.00 to 10.00
This resulted in a delay.
Cemetery at San Antonio (Têx.)
If the new report shows that a
There will be no cost."
trial would endanger Mr. Foster's
Mr. Johnson then asked Private
10 AY HOME TRIAL -RESULTS GUARANTEEDI
life at this time, it is expected the
Longoria's widow to "indicate her
Government will ask that his casé
preference "before his body is
un-
Your Money Refunded In 16 Days If You Are Not Delighted.
be separated from the others, and
(we cannot find any irregularities
loaded from an Army trans
that the trial of the others proceed
at San Francisco on Jan. 13."
immediately. Mr. Foster has suf-
Mrs. Beatrice Longoria,
in
fered from a heart allment for
KODAK DUAFLEX
though they're stamped "regraded.")
telegram to the Senator,
hen
some years.
closed these exchanges.
Judge Medina will hold a hear-
"Humbly grateful," she
jaid
Only
$1349
ing this afternoon on another de-
"for your kindness in my hour
of
fense motion, this one requiring
humiliation and suffering. Giadly
the prosecutor to show cautse why
accept your offer for reburia
of
the trial should not be postponed
my husband at Arlington Nati onal
FLASH UNIT
for ninety days because of Mr.
Cemetery. Please arrange for
di-
3.39
Foster's illness and because of the
rect shipment to Washington.
For-
$292
alleged existence of an "atmos-
ever grateful for your kindne
phere" in which a fair trial would
Senator Johnson, during
the
be impossible at this time,
war, was a lieutenant commander
U.S.N:R., and was awarded
the
HELP FOR ISRAEL ASKED
Silver Star for gallantry in
the
Anyone can get perfect pictures indoors and out with
This is the finest group of
Pacific theatre.
Private Longoria was bort
on
this resy-to-use Reflex camera. Takes 12 2¹/4*2¹/4
in.
Consul General Seeks Supplies
April 19, 1919. He began adtive
pictures
per
roll.
Perfect for color!
gloves we've ever laid our
for Homeless Immigrants
military service on the anniverse
of an old armistice, Nov. 11, 1944
eyes on at anywhere near this
Arthur Lourie; Consul General
He fell less than a year later>
KODAK TOURIST
of Israel in New York, called on
June 16, 1945-in the last months
price. And why not-they're
the Jews of the world yesterday
of action in the Philippines. This
to help provide food, clothing and
is all that could be learned from
materials to shelter homeless im-
the War Department records avail,
$2886
made by one of the top (if
migrants in Israel.
able hère.
He told 1,800 women at the
"I am sorry, Mr. Johnson said,
twenty-ninth annual convention
"about the funeral home at Three
and lunoheon of the Federation of
Rivers. But there is, after all,
Only
not the top) maker of fine
Jewish Women's Organizations in
fine national funeral home, though
gloves in America. We've
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel that
of a rather different sort, out at
IT
sinss
Pigskins
30,000 settlers would arrive in the
Arlington.
shown but four of the dosen
new state each month. He added
that, although caring for them in
"Discouraged* Use of Chapel
DOWN
a country geared to war was dif-
THREE RIVERS, Tex.; Jan
12
Mochas
styles you'll choose from
ficult, "we do not want to hold
UP-T. W. Kennedy, manager
of
back anyone who seeks to enter.
the Rice Funeral Home, said to-
FLASH UNITEXTRA
today at 9:45-(and you'll
Appeals for support were made
night that it had not refused to
by
officials of the Red Cross,
handle the reburial service for Pri-
This newest folding Kodak with Kodet lens takes large
Capeskins
United Jèwish Appeal, National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
vate Longoria,
in. picturés. It has the convenient flash shutter
be here when the doors open
"There was no question what-
United Service Organizations and
and body release, Rashlunit $1.08.
ever of discrimination involved.' he
other philanthropies with which
HUMDREDS OF OTHER CAMERAS IN STOCK
Suedes
if you're smart!) Sizes 7¹/² to
declared.
the federation cooperates. It lists
"When making arrangement
a membership of 460 Jewish wo-
WHATEVER CAMERA you HAVE
with the deceased's wife I did de-
10¹/²-not all sizes in every
men's organizations in this city.
THERE IS A FLASH UNIT FOR IT AT
courage the use of the chapel, but
Fur lined
not the burial facilities. I discour-
DAVEGA. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU.
style.
Irish Counties Ball Jan. 21
aged the use of the chapel, frai
Mayor O'Dwyer will be the guest
ly, because of frietion that I heard
of honor at the forty-fifth annual
existed between members of the
ball of the United Írish Counties
family. Due to this friction 1
DAVEGA
Wool lined
Association to be held on Jan. 21
thought it would be better that
in the Commodore Hotel, it was
the services be held at the Widow
23 CONVENIENT CAMERA STORES
Unlined
announced yesterday by James J.
home or some other private home
Comerford, president of that or-
"I have many good friends of
Mall
Oiders:
Broedwey,
N.
No C.O.D.'s Please
MENSSTORE
6th AVE. ENTRANCE
ganization.
Latin-American ancestry. I am
Auteria Stolewey
disabled veteran of the "secdind
Flushing
Maia st.
Hand stitched
Men 17 to se. Worrled about
World I have fought
45 Male su.
Your future? Join the Navy and
alongside American
Whitte
175 Male se.
you'll never have to akdmp and
"The first World War II soldler
Nowert
. Park Plose
Jersey city.
. Jearnel Se.
save for your old age. For full to be reburied at Three Rivers was
Elahth
Ava.
Ave.
- Nale
dotails, go to your mearest Navy
a Latin American. We handled
the
MOST STORES OPEN EVENINGS
Recruiting Station. Do it today.
service."
STERN BROTHERS, 42nd ST., WEST OF Sth AVE., N. Y. 18, LOngaere 5-6000. OPEN THURSDAY TILL
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"ocrText": "to\nde\nessential witnesses.\"\nwar as a |sergeant\nin\nthe\nabandoned.\nArmy\nThese witnesses will\nCivil Affairs Division.\nof the time Fon B-26 Marauder\ninclude\nThe notice'was filed by Louis F.\nproject.\nHans von Richter, \"a high official\nMcCabe, Richard Gladstein, Harry\nThe A.M.G. official said he planned\nof the German radio, who testilt\nto\nFrom 1942 to 1946 he worked for\nvisit friends in Cambridge,\nSacher, A.J. Isserman, George W.\nin the Chandler and Best téfals\nMass., before proceeding to his\nthe Republic Aviation Corporation\nCrockett Jr. and Under, Freedman\nand Gunther D'Alquen and Herinan\nhome in Brooklyn to await a dall\nin Farmingdale, L. I., and then\n& Fleischer, attorneys for differ-\nRockmann who appeared before\nwent to the General Electric Com-\nby\nthe Department of the\nArmy\nent groups of, the twelve Commu-\nthe grand jury that indicted Monti\nin Washington.\npany at Schenectady, N. Y., where\nnists.\nhe has since been employed as an\nOne of the twelve is William z.\nelectrical engineer. He la 38 years\n-\nFoster, national chairman of the\nold.\nCommunist party in the United\nDENIED FUNERAL\nVenezuela Disperses Rioters\nHis wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Alice\nCARACAS, Venesuela, Jah: 12\nStates. The others are members\nInsierman, was questioned before\nof the party's national committee.\nUP The police used tear gas to\nthe grand jury yesterday for two\nReports from Doctors Received\nTO LIE IN ARLINGTON\ndisperse a street riot today setioff\nand one-half hours. She left the\nFederal Judge Harold R. Medina\nwhen university students demon-\ngrand jury room four times to\nstrated against the military re-\nseek advice in an ante-room from\nof this district, who is scheduled\nContinued From Page 1\ngime. A crowd of 2,000 hadjgath-\nLouis Bender, the attorney who\nto preside at the trial, received\nyesterday sealed reports from two\nthe prejudice of some individia\nered in front of the university\nhas accompanied\nher husband\nphysicians he had assigned to ex-\nbuilding. across the street from\nevery day he has come to the\nextends even beyond this life.\nthe Capitol. Two student# kun-\ngrand jury room. She declined to\namine the 67-year-old Mr. Foster.\nThe physicians' reports will not\n\"I have no authority over divil\nfurled á banner with an inscrip-\ntell reporters about her testimony.\nThe Inslermans are expected to\nbe disclosed until the trial begins\ntan funeral homes, nor does\nthe\ntion critical of the regime, which\nMonday morning, when Judge\nseized control here Nov. 24.\nreturn to the grand jury rooms\nFederal Government.\"\nthis morning.\nMedina will hand them to United\n\"However, I have today\nniade\nStates Attorney McGohey and de-\narrangements to have Felix Son-\nSALE\nfense counsel to be opened.\ngoria reburied with full milifar\nDa Henry Alsop Riley of Colum-\nhonors in Arlington National\nEVEN BEGINNERS\nfamous name\nbia Presbyterian Medical, Center\ntery here at Washington where the\nand Dr. Cary Eggleston of New\nhonored dead of our nation's garé\nYork Hospital are the physicians.\nrest. Or, if his family prefer\nto\nCAN TAKE COOD INDOOR\nLast November they reported that\nhave his body interred nearer his\nMr. Foster at that time could not\nhome, he can be reburied at\nfort\nAPSHOTS NIGHT OR DAY!\nstand the strain of a long trial.\nSam Houston National Milifar\nGloves we sold yesterday at 5.00 to 10.00\nThis resulted in a delay.\nCemetery at San Antonio (Têx.)\nIf the new report shows that a\nThere will be no cost.\"\ntrial would endanger Mr. Foster's\nMr. Johnson then asked Private\n10 AY HOME TRIAL -RESULTS GUARANTEEDI\nlife at this time, it is expected the\nLongoria's widow to \"indicate her\nGovernment will ask that his casé\npreference \"before his body is\nun-\nYour Money Refunded In 16 Days If You Are Not Delighted.\nbe separated from the others, and\n(we cannot find any irregularities\nloaded from an Army trans\nthat the trial of the others proceed\nat San Francisco on Jan. 13.\"\nimmediately. Mr. Foster has suf-\nMrs. Beatrice Longoria,\nin\nfered from a heart allment for\nKODAK DUAFLEX\nthough they're stamped \"regraded.\")\ntelegram to the Senator,\nhen\nsome years.\nclosed these exchanges.\nJudge Medina will hold a hear-\n\"Humbly grateful,\" she\njaid\nOnly\n$1349\ning this afternoon on another de-\n\"for your kindness in my hour\nof\nfense motion, this one requiring\nhumiliation and suffering. Giadly\nthe prosecutor to show cautse why\naccept your offer for reburia\nof\nthe trial should not be postponed\nmy husband at Arlington Nati onal\nFLASH UNIT\nfor ninety days because of Mr.\nCemetery. Please arrange for\ndi-\n3.39\nFoster's illness and because of the\nrect shipment to Washington.\nFor-\n$292\nalleged existence of an \"atmos-\never grateful for your kindne\nphere\" in which a fair trial would\nSenator Johnson, during\nthe\nbe impossible at this time,\nwar, was a lieutenant commander\nU.S.N:R., and was awarded\nthe\nHELP FOR ISRAEL ASKED\nSilver Star for gallantry in\nthe\nAnyone can get perfect pictures indoors and out with\nThis is the finest group of\nPacific theatre.\nPrivate Longoria was bort\non\nthis resy-to-use Reflex camera. Takes 12 2¹/4*2¹/4\nin.\nConsul General Seeks Supplies\nApril 19, 1919. He began adtive\npictures\nper\nroll.\nPerfect for color!\ngloves we've ever laid our\nfor Homeless Immigrants\nmilitary service on the anniverse\nof an old armistice, Nov. 11, 1944\neyes on at anywhere near this\nArthur Lourie; Consul General\nHe fell less than a year later>\nKODAK TOURIST\nof Israel in New York, called on\nJune 16, 1945-in the last months\nprice. And why not-they're\nthe Jews of the world yesterday\nof action in the Philippines. This\nto help provide food, clothing and\nis all that could be learned from\nmaterials to shelter homeless im-\nthe War Department records avail,\n$2886\nmade by one of the top (if\nmigrants in Israel.\nable hère.\nHe told 1,800 women at the\n\"I am sorry, Mr. Johnson said,\ntwenty-ninth annual convention\n\"about the funeral home at Three\nand lunoheon of the Federation of\nRivers. But there is, after all,\nOnly\nnot the top) maker of fine\nJewish Women's Organizations in\nfine national funeral home, though\ngloves in America. We've\nthe Waldorf-Astoria Hotel that\nof a rather different sort, out at\nIT\nsinss\nPigskins\n30,000 settlers would arrive in the\nArlington.\nshown but four of the dosen\nnew state each month. He added\nthat, although caring for them in\n\"Discouraged* Use of Chapel\nDOWN\na country geared to war was dif-\nTHREE RIVERS, Tex.; Jan\n12\nMochas\nstyles you'll choose from\nficult, \"we do not want to hold\nUP-T. W. Kennedy, manager\nof\nback anyone who seeks to enter.\nthe Rice Funeral Home, said to-\nFLASH UNITEXTRA\ntoday at 9:45-(and you'll\nAppeals for support were made\nnight that it had not refused to\nby\nofficials of the Red Cross,\nhandle the reburial service for Pri-\nThis newest folding Kodak with Kodet lens takes large\nCapeskins\nUnited Jèwish Appeal, National\nFoundation for Infantile Paralysis,\nvate Longoria,\nin. picturés. It has the convenient flash shutter\nbe here when the doors open\n\"There was no question what-\nUnited Service Organizations and\nand body release, Rashlunit $1.08.\never of discrimination involved.' he\nother philanthropies with which\nHUMDREDS OF OTHER CAMERAS IN STOCK\nSuedes\nif you're smart!) Sizes 7¹/² to\ndeclared.\nthe federation cooperates. It lists\n\"When making arrangement\na membership of 460 Jewish wo-\nWHATEVER CAMERA you HAVE\nwith the deceased's wife I did de-\n10¹/²-not all sizes in every\nmen's organizations in this city.\nTHERE IS A FLASH UNIT FOR IT AT\ncourage the use of the chapel, but\nFur lined\nnot the burial facilities. I discour-\nDAVEGA. COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU.\nstyle.\nIrish Counties Ball Jan. 21\naged the use of the chapel, frai\nMayor O'Dwyer will be the guest\nly, because of frietion that I heard\nof honor at the forty-fifth annual\nexisted between members of the\nball of the United Írish Counties\nfamily. Due to this friction 1\nDAVEGA\nWool lined\nAssociation to be held on Jan. 21\nthought it would be better that\nin the Commodore Hotel, it was\nthe services be held at the Widow\n23 CONVENIENT CAMERA STORES\nUnlined\nannounced yesterday by James J.\nhome or some other private home\nComerford, president of that or-\n\"I have many good friends of\nMall\nOiders:\nBroedwey,\nN.\nNo C.O.D.'s Please\nMENSSTORE\n6th AVE. ENTRANCE\nganization.\nLatin-American ancestry. I am\nAuteria Stolewey\ndisabled veteran of the \"secdind\nFlushing\nMaia st.\nHand stitched\nMen 17 to se. Worrled about\nWorld I have fought\n45 Male su.\nYour future? Join the Navy and\nalongside American\nWhitte\n175 Male se.\nyou'll never have to akdmp and\n\"The first World War II soldler\nNowert\n. Park Plose\nJersey city.\n. Jearnel Se.\nsave for your old age. For full to be reburied at Three Rivers was\nElahth\nAva.\nAve.\n- Nale\ndotails, go to your mearest Navy\na Latin American. We handled\nthe\nMOST STORES OPEN EVENINGS\nRecruiting Station. Do it today.\nservice.\"\nSTERN BROTHERS, 42nd ST., WEST OF Sth AVE., N. Y. 18, LOngaere 5-6000. OPEN THURSDAY TILL"
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