Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1935, Page 6

ra-—§6 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935. - DIES president and general manager of ‘hf vice president in 1920. About a year T|ME CLOCKS "‘cREAsE zunehad t.hewume-cloe:'mdum-y len‘t;: 0dd Nuts. JEWS ASK LEAGUE | [, Seeks Seat 11,7 T o e e e b g s | Grond e, i 12 LONG’S BROTHER CANDIDATE George E. Patterson Held Various Patterson started with the road in Return of More Workers Indi-| ported. warm countries, are remarkable in that - ON SHARE-WEALTH TICKET. || posifions With Illinois Central. 1889 as a telegrapher at Charter Air-Conditioni: ng Gains. cated by Production. A sales increase for the first six |the pods of the nuts are first formea 5 Grove, Il. He was born on an months of 1935 of 80 per cent over |in the air, and are afterward forced CHICAGO, - September 19 (#).— |Illinois farm. He became general| Alr conditioning is making rapid| CHICAGO, September 19 {).—The | the same period in 1934 were n-imto the ground as they increase in 5 = T % George E. Patterson, 66, former vice 'manager of the system in 1924 and | progress in Argentina. blows of returning workers have ' ported by two time-clock firms. size, and there ripen. e = Wise Sends Appeal to Ge- neva, Protesting Against * New Nazi Legislation. By the Associated Press. " GENEVA, September 19.—~An appeal | 0 the League of Nations Assembly bl o St e T ¥ To enable more men famation of German Jews” was tele-| f % 3 i graphed to Dr. Edouard Benes, presi- | dent of the Assembly, today by Rabbi Stephen S, Wise, president of the ST I \E ]| to enjoy more quality “laimed Sunday after a session’ of the | Reishstag at Nuernberg, Germany, the ®@bpeal said: | “Anti-Jewish legislation in the Third Reich represents a regression to | medieval policy with regard to Jews, and creates in the heart of the Europe | 61 the twentieth century a new ghetto | N e T Tulsa, Okla, dentist and brother ¢ ! announced his decision to run for sy, APpeals (o League Ideals. United States Senator from Okla- - & “By outlawing German JéWs, bY| poma-on a “share-the-wealth” carrying on systematically anti-Jewish | piatform. Three times Dr. Long mnpag_snda the \wrlq over, and bY | phao peen an unsuccessful candi- spreading racial theories which imply | gate for State corporation com- tion of the very principles of | 1hiccioner. y of rights for all peoples and —Gopyright, A. P. Wirephoto, he policy of the Third Reich i destroys the basis of modern cmh-‘7’ TR - 2ation and the League of Nations as DERN R'D'cULEs ISSUE the embodiment of the hopes and s Is pursued by the noblest mind - | feals Dursued by the noblest minds) y. or Constitution as Politieal “We appeal to you and through you Question Is Called “Bunk.” to the League of Nations in the un- shaken belief to which we Jews have | SALT LAKE CITY, September 19 clung throughout the centuries of our | (P)—Use of the Constitution s tragic history that the forces of right | Political issue was termed “bunk, in- éannot fail to prevail, that the con- tended to fool morons” by Secretary | science of mankind will not tolerate | Of War George H. Dern yesterday. | Qjj that Jews be degraded in this century | “Nobody in authority is trying to | - of pariahs. change our form of government of Declares Humanity to Suffer, | OUr economic system, but only to “The struggle against the anti- €liminate abuses,” he told a luncheon | 4 A = ) Jewish policy of the Third Reich is a | udience. #ask incumbent upon humanity, whose = CEm—— future is menaced in the increasingly | Small Investors. ‘t:r:a;::u‘m tendencies displayed bY| e combined capital of small in-| Rl | vestors of Britain now is about $15,- “The Jewish people will pursue’ with | inflexible determination the struggle | 00000000 | which has been thrust upon them in . = 1l . the unfailing hope that all peoples who prize liberty and justice, and in par- | ticular the states which are members LUMBE R - of the League, will stand by it in its ° . defense of the fundamental principles FOR REMODELING of humanity.” 'l FoR REPAIRING ana it costs notning exira — . - FOR GENERAL DEATH HELD ACCIDENT IMRROVEMENTS Al Quality is the only Bargain in Lumber. The name J. Frank Kelly has stood. for quality for Triple Crash, Killing Man. | nearly 20 years. If you need lumber, millwork, hardware, The traffic death on Monday of paints, sand, gravel, cement, il j ‘a} 1 Arthur Harris, 38, colored, of Falls Toof materials, get our free esti- | - O O O ln mOn Church, Va., was found by a corcaer's mate. Remember, here you can I} L o 8 b Jury yestgrday to have been accidental. buy any amount desired and de- Harris received fatal injuries Sep- livery is made enywhere with- tember 12, when he was in a triple out extra cost. coliision at Constitution avenue and TSI ey PAY ONE-THIRD.... 18th of next month after overed. | il ~ 04d Coincidence. i E L LY ‘ . e A e || PAY ONE-THIRD .... 18th of next month after found that she was his cousin and she ‘was dead. 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