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Hague Says Zwillman
Is Now Democratic
Boss in New Jersey
By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—Former
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey
City, N. J., said yesterday that Ab
ner (Longie) Zwillman “is the
boss—the king—he is now the
Democratic leader of New Jersey.”
Returning from a European
trip on the Cunard liner Queeh
Elizabeth, Mr. Hague said he
would come out of political re
tirement “if the party ever so
licited my experience of 30 years
to drive ‘Longie’ out of the party
of our State.”
Mr. Hague, who resigned as
New Jersey State Democratic
leader several years ago, was asked
by newsmen why he had waited
until now to link Zwillman—
named in Senate Crime Investi
gating Committee hearings as a
gambling and political power—to
State politics.
Says He Warned People.
Mr. Hague replied that during
the 1949 municipal election cam
paign "I had made known to the
people of Jersey City the real as- 1
sociates of Mayor (John V.) Ken-1
ny (of Jersey City)., and they did
not believe me.”
“I was in hopes that the truth
would come out,” Mr. Hague said,!
“and here it is—not by Mayor
Hague's statement, but by the>
Senate Crime Committee.”
Won’t Offer Advice.
Asked what the Democratic
Party ought to do, Mr. Hague re
plied: “You shouldn’t ask me that
question. You don’t mean to tell
me the Democrats are going to
follow that kind (the Zwillman
kind) of leadership.”
In May, 1949, Mr. Kenny de
feated a ticket headed by Frank
H. Eggers, a nephew of Mr. Hague, j
In a typewritten statement dis
tributed to newsmen, Mr. Hague
said that Zwillman “has become
the new leader of the Democratic
Party and, because of his financ
ing of the party’s campaign, his
word is supreme in all matters of
policy and patronage affecting
the party.”
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Tenants will be given loans on
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Lawyer Who Slugged.
NLRB Attorney Draws
Two-Year Suspension
By th« Associated Press
The National Labor Relations
Board yesterday barred a Texas
lawyer from practicing before the
board for two years because he
slugged an NLRB attorney,
j John L. Camp, 45-year-old one
time football star at Hardin-
Simmons College, became the first
lawyer to be so suspended by
NLRB In the board’s 16-year op
eration. Mr. Camp is from
Houston.
The NLRB report of the case
said Mr. Camp acknowledged at
tacking E. Donald Wilson,.NLßß
representative, at a hearing
October 26, 1949, at Rankin, Tex.
The hearing was over charges by
the ClO-Oil Workers’ Union that
the Ohio Oil Co. discharged two
employes because of union activ
ities. Mr. Camp was one of three
Ohio Oil Co. attorneys.
The ULRB report said Mr. Camp
testified he “utterly and complete
ly lost control” of himself when
I Mr. Wilson began attacking, dur
|ing cross-examination, the credi
bility of witnesses. Mr. Camp tes
tified he rushed Mr. Wilson, spun
him around, hit him on the jaw,
knocking him down, and then
jumped on Mr. Wilson and hit
him again, in the eye.
Three out of five NLRB mem
bers, including Chairman Paul M.j
Herzog, signed the order to bar;
Mr. Camp from NLRB practice for
five years, beginning yesterday.!
Another member would have made
it five years, and another would
have barred Mr. Camp only from
further participation in the Ohio
Oil case.
Mr. Camp was formerly a coun
ty judge at Abilene, Tex.
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4 Indicted in Link to S2O Million Bootleg Pipeline to Dry Areas
By the Associated Press ■
DANVILLE, ILL., Sept. 12.—A
federal grand jury yesterday In
dicted four men accused of partici
pating in a S2O million -a - year :
pipeline allegedly pouring bootleg
Illinois liquor into dry areas of
the South.
The indictments, all for viola
tions of Internal Revenue bureau
regulations governing liquor sales,
were returned in Federal District
Court. Shipment of liquor into dry •
areas is prohibited by Federal law. ;
Charged in the indictments are
Jake S. Rubin, Cairo, 111.; Julius 1
Markoff, Baltimore; Ruben Wish
nia, Washington; the M and B
Wholesale Liquor Co., Cairo, and
Charles E. Smith.
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