Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 4

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Ave. N.W. R th th LABOR IN BRITAIN ISWARNED OF WAR Advised to Win Army and Navy Over to Prevent Catastrophe. By the Associated Pross LONDON, August 18.—Declaring a forces of reaction are de- ned to crush the workers into jection” and use the army and navy for that purpese, the British | Comm party has sent letters to | the National Labor party and the gen: [ eral eouncil of the Trade Union Con- | gress calling for their help “to pre- a catastrophe.” rs staje that forward to a mighty con- | test for power between the organized nd the organ- orces of the workers."” ng to the recent victory of miners, v this check to pitalists has per- itary forces, Fascist organiza- pt In readiness to down like dogs if nce to the dictates ;.\'mm the worker: | they” show re: of capitalism.” Therefore the Communists call upon > latter party and the trade unions v to open a campaign to uth to the rank and file v and nav ust be told that "while the the fathers, the mothers, the | brothers and the sisters of the sol- |diers and sailors—starve, the ex- ploiters who would use them for their {‘murderous purposes squander |in every kind of wasteful folly. Action Held Essential. rs appeal for a manifesto “evolution |, to the soldiers and sailors stating the | position as s s “absolutely essential if are to make an effective | tracted to a speech delivered by James Stewart, | labor member of the House of Com- ! mons and subse las 3 e Baldwin admin- s getting ready for next when the recent arrangement | with'the miners ends Then, he declared, the country | might expect to be confrontgd with approaching cil war. > being prepared, he- told , and everything would how they acted consequence of an anonymous letter recently nt to A ecretary of the Miners' Fed- eration, allegedly by Fascists, the miners at Ammanford, Wales, who | recently rioted, have resolved to form defense force and are appealing to s miners to join. Governors Called on Coal. BOSTON, August “18 (#).—Gov Fuller has called upon the governors | of the other five New England States to | join him in a _conference at the State- ho here Friday morning ‘“‘to take definite action on the fuel tuatfon with the object of relieving New Eng- |1and from its dependency on ahthra- cite ag/a £ MOTOR OIL It’s what you can't see that counts. A poor oil destroys silently and without \ warning. . Telephone Main 3904 Insist upon REXOLINE for constant and complete protection. SHERWOOD BROS , Inc. J. R. KEENE, District Sales Manager 306 Albee Building Do Your Neighbors Admire Your Walls? it's your own fault because you can autifu 1l wall decorations at a_surprisingly Lustre Wall Finish dries with a smooth, finish that is pleasing to the eye, easy to as durable as any gloss paint. ustre can be obtained in a wide wvariety of prepared tints for nonize with the finest draperies. interior decorating that No-Lustre is more sanitary than wall paper. 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C, TUE A_three-conch burg, Va., was dei Capifol. assenger train of the Southern Railroad System, d today at the Second street curve, just after it emerged from the tunnel in the vicinity of the 0 one was injured, although the passengers were jarred by the sudden halt of the train. The train left the Washington terminal at 9:05 o'clock and 5 minutes later the accident occurred. | nesses declare it was caused by an open switch, but railroad officials denied this. The locomotive, No. 1104, turned D TU o plying beween Washington and . Harrison- Eye-wit- over and was badly damaged, and the tracks were torn up for several feet. The coaches were not damaged. A wrecking crew was at work early this arternoon. _ The crew of the train plaine, Va., were uninjure att Moswick, , engineer; James Fisher, conductor, nd returned to the terminal and left for Harrisonburg on another traln. and Athol Meloft, fireman, all of Dela- DRY RAID NETS PLANT IN BUSINESS SECTION Two Huge Stills Discovered Upon Information From Prisoner Taken in Alleged Fight. An apparatus for the redistillation of alcohal, a 500-gallon still and a 200- gallon still were discovered by the po- lice and an Internal Revenue agent last night in the heart of the financial district, when a garage in the alley back of the Investment building, Fif- teenth and K streets, was searched. As a result, Harry Grossman, said to be the owner of the garage, was arrested and arraigned in Police Court today on charges of manufac- turing, illegal possession and violation of section 25, a statue that prohibits the redistillation of alcohol for unlaw- Royal 607-609 C St. NW. Main 1751-4902 8. E. Corner Wooed Almond ful purposes. Grossman pleaded not guilty before Judge Aukam and de- manded a jury trial. Bond was fixed at $2,000. The rald, conducted by policemen from the tenth and third precincts and Revenue Agent P. F. Hodge, was an aftérmath of an alleged fight earlier in the evening at Third street and Rhode Island avenue, when Po- liceman H. A. Deaner is sald to have witnessed Grossman and Morris Cap lan of Baltimore quarreling over a truck. According to Policeman Deaner, Cap- lan was flourishing a pistol, but kept at bay by Grossman until triend drove the truck away. Caplan was sted and at the statlon house s ed to have admitted holding ng that he was hijaeking fair last year. Caplan is then alleg to have fold the police of Grossman's cache and from information swarn to by him a search warrant was made out. Caplan is said to have accompa- nied the police on the raid. Caplan’s activities in aiding the po- 9 to 12 Only! Sand Oak Leaf DENIES DIRIGIBLE STORY. 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