THE NEW YORK TIMES, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1948. SPEEDY COURT ACTION $2,200 FINDERS KEEPERS M'NARNEY PREDICTS Excerpts of Address by Sawyer Before NAM NAM URGED TO ACT ON OIL LANDS URGED Parents of Boy, 8 Get Money 10,000 MILE MISSILE ON GOLD STANDARD Found Last August to Dec. from cinnati Hutchinson of the Chrysler Tells Industrialists Here That Corporation Calls Hard Money Federal Tactics, Weapons of Last Best Anti-Inflation Step War Are Obsolescent By KALMAN SEIGEL in- Hutchinson, chairman Gen Joseph T. McNarney, Com- Corporation, manding General of the riel Command Wright National yesterday warned favor of which would gold, the most effective that could taken Mr. Hutchinson was failed Robert Wason the to Study in Israel Congress of American spokesman of "orthodox" nomics and finance. The took no action -money resolution inflation brought the floor. been, reported, have been fight. Mr. Hutchinson conceded cluded were differences of opinion the NAM on this subject, Put First gued in of broad ment being made. leaders PARKE-BERNET stand inflation should the positions to be taken GALLERIES INC Truman 30 EAST 57TH STREET ZONE 22 Public Auction Sale Sale Today at 2 p. m. ENGLISH FURNITURE CLOCKS the Called Communists' CHINESE PORCELAINS TAPESTRIES RUG$ Mr said stopping Part Two (Final) STRAUSE COLLECTION Now on Exhibition WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO s CLOSED SUNDAY then FINE OLD ENGLISH SILVER K'ANG HSI PORCELAINS IMPORTANT AMERICAN FURNITURE A PAIR OF RARE SILVER CANS BY PAUL REVERE, PATRIOT From Four Private Collectors TRISTAN J. M. ARGENTI JOSEPH H. HIRSHHORN GEORGE E. MOHLER and A NEW YORK PRIVATE COLLECTOR pros- Illustrated Catalogue 75$ Sale December 10 at p. m. NOTABLE PAINTINGS the the budget AND WORKS OF ART Property of the of the the of C. S. WADSWORTH TRUST Howell Harris, Cin- of Colum- Now in Termination bia selected general SAWYER LINKS RISE he added. "if military expenditures City, newly elected NAM president TWO FACE DRAFT CHARGE latter SOLD BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE are for 1949, said he intended to spend heavily HERMAN A. BENJAMIN of BENJAMIN, GALTON Any substantial increase the next traveling around the One Brooklyn Youth Pleads should not forced IN TAXES TO ARMS military he said, "would preaching the pay higher general AND ROBBINS, Attorneys-at-I Law, New York the Guilty, Another Innocent cise added would call for 'partnership' and among labor, management Two Brooklyn youths appeared prices, stimulate further wage de against various kinds. and RENAISSANCE PORTRAITS mands and increase farm Continued From Page 1 Allocation of materials capital, and of yesterday before Judge Leo F levels whereas selected AND OTHER OLD MASTERS Ger enough responsibility to provide leadership Rayfiel in Federal Court, Brooklyn could be devised to avoid much responsibility industry on but this direction. to plead to an indictment charging this had FRENCH AND BRITISH part revision of the Taft -Hartley them with violating the Selective Arthur R Kaiser manager Fitting into the theme should Service Act of 1948 by failing to department Sears, defer Act, should be based upon XVIII CENTURY WORKS He both national and the that both sides should register for peace-time service contended that possible, Harold Flaker. 23 years old, of should Sawyer said should table as possible. and the MODERN FRENCH PAINTINGS intercept military and basis equality, neither 8100 Bay Parkway, assistant man should to see that any advantage plastics concern, pleaded GOTHIC AND RENAISSANCE get together The second efendant, Rob of the excise field. the He thought the closed shop and build up surplus violation the principle 22 of 752 Westminster R said he accepted television and stage actor the department the SCULPTURES AND BRONZES must budget, retire the national the glaziers employed not guilty Both were con Robert varnish free in 000 bail Flaker said building in Canada TAPESTRIES OTHER WORKS OF ART of reductions since the closed on Dec and by lifting deflation on Illustrated Catalogue $1.00 of inflation. the tradition of the build- White for trial on the same date. range materials had for Adjustment Other on various in the said he thought State Army Bases Surveyed included Wheeler McMillen Sale December 11 at 2 p. m. willing and had helped too W ASHINGTON. Dec of The Farm Jour While Air Defense Command said today nal: Thomas, president on, the tax survey of Pine the Goodyear Tire and Rubber FIRST EDITIONS STANDARD SETS should anything in part of Camp and Madison Company, and the Rev Norman Vincent Peale. AUTOGRAPHS MSS PRINTS, ETC Morris Sayre, along with other of the Marble Collegiate Reformed and prices board platform 'possible future Church Donated by Friends of He the Corn interests of the public, said industry alone WELLESLEY COLLEGE in for the to all Davis president YOUR DECORATOR PROPOSES To Be Sold for the Benefit of Its 75th Anniversary Fund but Catalogue 50$ Howard of the Sun Oil Com BUT YOU DECIDE and added: pany, and William P Sale December 6 at 8:15 p. m. politics and from nothing our president of the Blaw- -Knox Com- to pany. Your owa likes and dislikes in home which the the future the MODERN LITHOGRAPHS ETCHINGS a exporters decoration are paramount to a deco- and voluntary Kingsland, Does she go rator. You probably will be delighted, Picasso, Rouault, Renoir, Matisse, Klee, Braque, etc practice for knick-knacks? but of course you have unlimited Part II Collected by and Sold by Order of See the veto power over any recommenda- CURT VALENTIN Industrial tion. Decorators want your home to Illustrated Catalogue 25$ SHOPPING GUIDE flatter you, not themselves. the to nation. the like, for good gift ideas Sale December 9 at 8 p. m. the but their not the good Every Sunday in SIMON MANGES & SON Sales Conducted by H. H. PARKE their The New York Times NEW YORK. N. Y. their MARION A. N. BADE H.I RUSSELL, Jr. and CARPETS EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DECORATOR A. NISBET and C.J. DUVEEN,Jr Sports Section Wallace F Bennett of Salt Lake