Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1935, Page 35

D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, HOWARD URGES G. 0. P. TO HEED NEGRO IN 36 Bees Buried Two Months. By the Assoclated Press, Perry W. Howard, colored Repub- After being burled under 8D &VA- | jcqn national committeeman iprom lanche for two months, two hives of | Mississippi, yesterday urged his col- bees at St. Antonien, Switzerland, |leagues to “kindly keep the colored have been “thawed out” and the | electorate in mind” in choosing a 1936 buzzers are again searching for honey. presidential nominee. In a letter to Chairman Henry P. Fletcher and members of the com- mittee, Howard asserted that Presi- dent Roosevelt “not only has failed the country, but has failed the Negro in that he has done nothing that he promised to do.” He urged nomination of a candi- date “whose estimate of a citizen is not his color, but his character and Governor’s Geography Bad. NORMAN, Okla. (#).—J. Richard Carpenter, Rhodes scholar, fingered in puzzled manner a letter of intro- duction from President W. B. Bizzell of Oklahoma University e et Gy Wm:f: Roy Howard, head of the Scripps- gress. Said Carpenter: “He's send- | HOWard newspapers, had a lengthy ing me to Lisbon, Spain, and unless | conference yesterday with President | my geography is sadly mixed, Lisbon’s | Roosevelt. | in Portugal. Now where’ll I go?” The publisher, who is departing soon ! Melvin and Emma L. Fountain, girl. Edward and Anavelle Richardson, girl, Edward and Vessie Leggelt, boy. Harold E. and Anita C. Hyler, boy. Solomon and Othella Edwards, girl. HOWARD SEES PRESIDENT | for, Havwall and the Philippines, de- scribed the conversation as general. —_— Births Reported. Harry W. and Mary J. Chadduck. boy. i ie E. Lloyd, boy. NORRIS DISCUSSES | 2 POWER' LAWYERS - Andrew and Anna Rayunas, g John H. ‘and Theima Henriksen, gir Holmes, boy. John C and Evelyn L. Holmes, Samuel E. and Florida Rush, boy. Newspaper Chain Executive Is Visitor at White House. SHOE WHITENER abllity.” N sortie o Tube 10.4 25. Says $35,000 Paid Beck and Baker to Pass Upon T. V. A. Validity. By the Associated Press. Senator Norris, Republican, of Ne- braska told the Senate yesterday that two of the three lawyers quoted by Senator Vandenberg, Republican, of Michigan as believing the reciprocal tariff law unconstitutional were em- ployed by the “power trust” to write opinions that all New Deal measures were invalid. The Nebraskan mentioned James M. | Beck and Thomas D. Thacher, two former Solicitors General, who, with William D. Mitchell, former Attorney General, were quoted by Vandenberg. Norris said Beck and Newton D. Baker, former Secretary of War, had | been employed by the Edison Electric Institute at $35,000 to “pass upon the | constitutionality of proposed projects | such as the T. V. A" and recalled | that a Circuit Court of Appeals re- | cently had overruled a lower court which had held portions of the ’I'en-; nessee Valley law invalid. | He also said that Thacher was a | member of a firm of New York law- | yers paid $75.000 by the Edison Elec- | tric Institute to interpret and pass on the legality of the utility holding com- | pany bill. i “I only call attention to these| things,” said Norris, “to show how we might be mistaken when we get opin- jons of illustrious lawyers.” | Norris said he did not question the | “sincerity” of Beck and Thacher, | whom he described as “able lawyers.” DeathsrrRiepor‘Feif]t SANITARY ano PIGGLY WIGGLY:?2 26th Birthday Party * A Whole Column of Thousands of housewives are taking : are tal ANNIVERSARY advantage of this splendid 15-piece Monax Luncheon Set Offer A certified $1.98 value. Yours for only HERE'S ALL YOU DO—Go to your nearby Sanitary or Piggly Wiggly Food Store. 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