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Of Contracts
To Buy ' Junk'
P o l i t i c a l observers today
awaited Newbold Morris' reac-
tion to Mayor .O'Dwyer's charge
that the R e p u b 1 ican-Liberal
Mayorality candidate had ap-
, proved what the Mayor termed
a "dirty" transit unification dear
of 1 940.
C1 i ma x i ng a whirlwind
speech-making tour of t he city,
the Mayor declared at cere-
monies mar ki ng the steel-work
' completion of the new Board
of Transportation Building at
Jay; and Willoughby Sts. t hat
his predecessor in City Hall had
signed transit unification con-
tracts t hat would eventually
cost t he city' s t axpayers S700,-
000,000. rather than the original
price of $300,000,000.
The additional S400,000,000,
O'Dwyer said, would be paid
> out during the next -10 years
to bond holders who have been
guaranteed a 3 percent tax ex-
empt return on their invest-
ment.
O'Dwyer said that since he
took office the city had to buy
''700 new subway cars to re-
place the. j unk you'll be paying
lor for the next 40 years. " He
reminded his listeners that
Mor r i s was a member of the
Board of Est i mat e when the
contracts were signed.
O'Dwyer pleaded with Brook
rges Transit Unifi
Was 'Dirty'
S CHOOL BOA R D
A R UBBE R S TA MP ,
MOS S CHA R G E S
Kissed Her Feet, Took to Heels
FOR P OS TE R ITYMayor O'Dwyer, left, Borough President Cashmore, center, and
Wi l l i am Reid, chairman of the Board of Transportation, place microfilm records per-
taining to the new $10,000,000 Board of Transportation Building at Jay and Wi l -
loughby Sts. in a metalic chest which will eventually fi l l a crypt on the structure's
terrace. V -
Dulles R ally to S eek G OP Unity
nounce his preference in the county Democratic stronghold
Senatorial contest, while Harry last year during- his unsuccess-
lyn voters to ret urn Borough
President Cashmore "an ex-
pert"to the Board of Est i mat e
Describing Cashmore as "in-
telligent" a n d "aggressive,"
O'Dwyer said that he did not
want to ret urn to City Hall next
Januar y unless the voters, gave
him "the team"City Council Kings County C. O. P. campaign
Presi dent Vincent R. Impellit- headquarters indicated that Su
ten, Controller Lazarus Joseph preme Court Justice Francis X
and Cashmore. (Giaccone. Republican candidate
- Cashmore said the new $1 0,- to succeed himself, who has ac
An attempt to heal several
breaches within the Brooklyn
Republican ranks resulting
from cross party indorsements
apparently will be made Mon-
day night, at a. Hotel St. George
rally planned for John Foster : T h e third member of t he city
Dulles. Republican ' candidate s i a t e Domestic Relations Court
for United States Senator. ^. ( Just i ce Matthew J. Diserio is
A st at ement released, by an~ enrolled Republican, sup-
Uviller, fusion candidate for
controller, is a Liberal party
member and has lined, up be-
hind t he \ former Democratic
000.000 Board of Transportation
Building, "in a sense becomes
the cornerstone" of the planned
Brooklyn Civic Center.
l)eposit Microfilms
The Mayor, Cashmore, a n d
c.epted the leftwing-American
Labor party indorsement, and
Abe Stark. Republican-Liberal-
Fusion nominee for Borough
President, may appear on the
platform with Dulles.
porting the
candidacv.
Seek
G;
Dewey
O. P.
The significance attached to
Transport at i on Chairman WU- the appearance of Justice Giac-
i liam Reid deposited a microfilm cone and Stark on the same
record of all documents r el at i ngU
) l a t f o l
'
m
V'itli Dulles stems
from recent political develop
quart ers also indicated t hai ef-
forts are being made to have
Governor Dewey join Senator
Dulles at the borough rally.
Dewey failed to speak in the
ful ' Presi dent i al campaign. In
the last el at i on President Tru-
man rolled up a 249,000 plural-
ity over Dewey in Brooklyn.
Another-scheduled speaker is
Judge Bruce Bromley of the
Court of Appeals, borough Re
publican, who seeks to ret urn
to the high court bench. He
Senatorial!'
1 5 n o w
serving an interim ap-
pointment from G o v e r n o r
Dewey.
The Dulles rally will be held
in the St. George .grand ball-
room, with film, stage and tele-
vision stars augmenting the
piolitical speakers. Mr. Crews
said the rally will be open to
the general public with no ad-
mission.
The Board of Education is
j ust "a rubber st amp" when it
conies to the choice of men for
top administrative posts in t he
city' s school system, according
to Maximilian" Moss, board
president.
The board has no power of
appointment and can only ap-
prove or reject the nomination
of the Superi nt endent , of
Schools, Dr. William Jansen,
Moss declared. He added t hat
Dr. Jansen usually present s
only one name for a post, mak-
ing t he board' s power only
nominal.
' Moss made his r emar ks
shortly after he was asked, at
a meeting of the coordinating
committee of the Public, Educa-
tion Association, why no Negro
has been named as an as-
sistant superintendent.
He added that six of t he nine
members of the board had re-
icently recommended such an
appointment but that nothing
had come of it.
Moss, one of Brooklyn' s two
members of the board, also told
the group, meeting at t he Will-
kie Auditorium in Manhat t an:
yesterday, that Mayor O' Dwyer
is dissatisfied with, cuts in the
school building program made
by the City Planning Commis-
sion and wants the cuts re-
stored.
Chicago, Oct. 26 (U.R) A
pret t y red-haired widow charged
today t hat suave Sigmund En-
gel, 73, kissed her size 4Va feet,
swept her off them, and t hen
fled wi t h her $8,700 savings.
Mrs. Reseda Gorrigan insisted
it was exactly $8,700. not just;
$5,000, .that, the alleged love
swindler took from her as' De-,
fense At t orney. Allan Blochi
cross-examined her at Engel' s
(rial on charges of operating
a confidence game.
Engel was yet to testify' be-
fore the j ury of six men and
six women in his own defense.
He was. expect ed to make his
main plea in a display of charm
to the panel' s six feminine
members. . ...
During a recess in the trial,
however, he denied Mrs. Cor-
rigan' s charges and said she was
"a liarno, that' s impolite, let's
make it a gold-digger." ..
During her testimony, given
with a naive abandon of girlish
flutteriness,. Mrs. C o r r i g a n
blushingly told how Engel plied
her with lavish compliments.
"He kissed my fingers and
ears, " she s a i d breathlessly,
holding her hands up for t he
jury to see. "Then he kissed
my feetthey' re size 4 ^ , you
know."
Mos t of her testimony; was
directed to the nattily dressed
Engel; who coughed reproach-
fully from time to time but re-
turned a steady gaze at her.
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Dulles
campaign head-
to the construction of the build-
ing in a metallic chest which
ments Whereby the Senator
publicly attacked the jurist for
Will be placed in a concretejaccepting the A. L. P. indorse-
c r vpt . c n the terrace of thejment.
nort heast corner of the build-
ing. .
In another Brooklyn appear-', On
t n
e other hand, Stark. ;
ance last night the Mayor re
(Morris to ' Appear
Mayor Denies P lan
To S eek Higher Job
Continued from Page 1
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The recently-adopted r e n t
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man -Joseph T. Sharkey of 'thej
City Council today had been;
upheld in a decision in' Manhat-j
tan' s 5th District Municipal:
Court. . j
The measure empowers t he:
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pea tec] his request for election
of Cashmore to his ' ' team," and
strongly urged support for for-
mer Governor Herbert H. Leh-
man, Democratic-Liberal candi-
c'r.te for the Senate. . O'Dwy-
e:\ headed a long-list of speak-
ers at the fifth annual dinner
(i the 21 th A. D. Regular Dem
that Serge Rubinstein, con
yieted draft dodger, may bei
dragged
fight as
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dence is available justifying a profit through that deal?" evict 1 6 tenants of a' -^ianhattan J-"Addr(M, ____ ~,t
presenting the case to a grand O'Dwyer declared at a Queensi apart meht house at 11 W. 69t l i J
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Blasts Subw ay Deal
11 ally.
Prom the leftwing-American
Democrat, has announced t hat
he will vote for former Gov.
Herbert H. Lehman, who isj O'Dwyer, on the ot her, h a n d , !
L a b o r
P
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W camp Represent-!
Senator Dulles' ' Democratic-!is now' angling his r e- el ect i on!
a t i v e v i t 0
Marcantonio, May-!
Liberal opponent.
The press release* which car-
ried an announcement by Coun-
ty Republican Leader John R. istration
Crews, further st at ed' t hat thejs u b w a ys . The Mayor
entire citywide fusion slate.!branded this maneuver as
drive with daily blasts at t he Pfealty- candidate, predicted
1 940 transit unification deal uepresion liecause O'Dwyer had;
whereby t i l e I.aGuardia ailmin-
took over the city' s
has
failed to plan for jobs. He con-
tinued his daily tirades against
the Truman administration and
[ the; fleclared t hat the Democrats
ocratic. Organization, in the Mil- headed by Newbold Morris, also!worst deal that ever happened] hSd sought to make political
rose Chateau, 1 830 Pi t ki n Ave. will be on hand. in t he ci t y^ (capital . out. of the Pre.sident'i
Morris has refused to an-' The Mayor also intimated i
v i s i
t here Monday
a I
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Cashmore, citing the accom
plishments made duri ng his
nine years of office, told the
predominantly Jewish audi encej |
t hat he had always worked f o r i
assistance to Israel, both beforef
and. since its institution as
r._tion. i s
O' Dwyer defended his record if
on civil service employes now 1
on the city' s payroll at a. rally j s
at John Adams High School.iff
Ozone Park, f 0 1 1 0 w i n g .his | :
Brownsville talk."~*Referring t o ' !
charges t hat he Is spending an IS
excessive amount on such work-!i
ers. he said:
' We now have the lowestil
number of provisional civilly
service employes in the city' s f
history." if.
Another request for s uppor t ^
of the O' Dwyer-Cashmore slate
came from City Councilman
Thomas J. ' Mirabile, who spoke
at a meeting of the Concordia
Democratic Club, 274 Knicker-
bocker Ave. Mirabile, a candi-
_ date for re-election, asserted
t hat he has consistently fought
for his constituents, pointing to
U Iris recent protest against the
ci t y Planning Commission' s
[ F designation of Ridgewood as a
"substandard area" in the city' s
i; proposed Master Plan.
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