Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1930, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, . JULY 2, 1930. CHCAGO TRAGTN ORDIANCE W $200,000,000 Pledged Under | New Regulation to Munici- pal Improvements. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 2.—With every ward in the winning column, the referendum vesterday on Chicago’s traction ordi- nance carried by & 5-to-1 majority. The vote was light, only 325468 reg- ’ | istering approval and 58,212 disapproval. t (Y 00 eco nom | Betore final returns were in, the citi- zens' committee, e tee, headed by James | Simpson, president of Marshall Field | & Co., sent out word to “get busy and build.” The Amalgamated Transit Co. has pledged $200,000,000 in improvements in Now is the time to check up those surfaces! Outbuildings, as well as the home itsclf, demand careful protection. And, Certain-teed Barn, Bridgeand Roof Paintismixedandblended | Fo next 10 years. . 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BERKELEY, Calif., July 2—The Uni- Price $1.50 Ber e Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul, civil en- said his engineers had prepared | ON DUTY AT UNIVERSITY | versity of California today was under | direction of its 39-year-old president, | |CELLER CHARGES LOESCH | sturaity entitied t thetr proportion | WITH ‘SLANDERING’ RACES | ang trie Mastiower descendantert he | - — ad Legislator Takes Exception to Re- | marks Alleged to Have Been I . NEW ORLENAS, July 2 (#)—The Made at Iowa U. steathship Afel of the Mississippi Ship- | Enforcement Commission, was charged | first mail-carrying trip by sea from New | yesterday by Representative Celler of | Orleans to he east coast of Eouth | New 5 ring” Jews and America, under contract recently le e iane T with [slandering” Jews and 0 he Post Offics Department to the | _In a letter to Mr. Loesch, the New |Shipping company. York Representative quoted Loesch as | —— having said at the University of Tows | | Monday that “the real Americans are | not gansters. 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