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{ } ; 12 COULDNT BE PLT “= WITH GOV. MILLER NOW, SAYS CURRAN Never \ere Home Rule Respecting Tran- _ sit Laws, He Declares. HASKELL WON'T DEBATE Says Bennett's Challenge « Sounds Like Anderson of Judge Haskell has de Together on ‘*sterat » ion of Anti-Saloon League. uN the effect that there wo tween Gov. Miller and himse! “{ never split with Gov. Miller or home rule with respect to transit) legisiation, never were | together on it clared Mr, Curran. | "We disagreed from the drop of thesbat. 1 told him #0 fave ts the public a proposed Jasuary. | Board of E home rule 0} thdy were then, they have been twittering about home rule. Ti seems that excited Nthe twitterings follow everything 1 because we wh fo. sion, although there, Since Her and 1 les on the subject of rule with respect to transit legis tion," Major Curran aiso referred to a speech on the subje he made at the Town Hall on Feb. 2 last, and also an open letter on the subject addressed” to'members of the Legislature and the Governor. He also pointed out! that he had been making speeches ead writing letters in favor of home rule since 1915 : { Aldermanic President FH) La Guardia also the morning} newspaper stories about an impend- | ingijsplit between the up-State and) local Republican machine as the text! for utterances to the public to-day. He! declared that there is no real @ifferonce between the coalition man- agers and candidates and Goy. Mil- ler ‘on the five-cent fare and home rulg questions “The ple," said Major La Guardia, 1 not be fooled by the ‘Friendly Enemy’ comedy, Mr. Cur- ran's replies to the questionnaire of the! League of Women Voters were taktn bodily from my platform, The ooalitionists have no platform.” Former Senator William M. Bonnett didn't have to wait long for an an- swer to the open letter he gave to the press yesteniay, for publication to- day, in which he invited County Judge Reuben L. Haskell of Brooklyn to a joint debate on the Prohibition issue. Mr, Bennett insinuated that_Judge Pas far at Beauty of Skin EnhancedbyCuticura When used for every-day toilet pur- Cuticura keeps the complex: fresh and clear, hands soft and white and hair live and glossy. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint- ment to soothe and heal and the Taicum to powder and perfume. SARA Dg 21d Walaa tN ideas eld every: here Reap me Ointment 2 and bie. Tal [BB Cuticure Soap shaves without mua. ‘Freezone’? 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Collection French Trimmings Superb LOWEST PRICES Compatible with such Quality and Handicraft Paris Models, $35 to $55 Gimbel Reproductions, $22.50 to $38.00 ° * * ORIGINAL FRENCH MODELS LESS THAN COST, Accatding te Gimbel ou tom, on the opening day Wednesday, many of the original French models will be on sale at less than cost ot importation. GIMBELS MILLINERY SALON—Third Floor FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SFE PAGE 15