Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1936, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1936. T7SENATORS SIGN | > o e | PALESTINE PLEA [ .= 2 AYOODWARD 2. LOTHROP ™ Some of Uncle Sam's sauirrels ) : (k2 11™ F AND G STREETS PHONE DIsmricr 5300 have gotten so lazy they have e the gout! Zionist Group Announces | | e EUL L perk service B the r;olden-: tled squirrels Concern Expressed About | | savs the xolden-mantled soulrrets 2 Oreg., “have allowed themselves DISOrdEFS There. to become increasingly dependent, By the Associated Press. year after year, upon the hand- The Zionist organization of America | | outs of admiring tourists. yesterday made public messages from “As a result of too much food 3 : 30 Senators and Representatives ex- and too little exercise, the little : woe s G . pressing concern over recent dis- [ | rodents are now suffering from C orders in’ Palestine. a complaint which may be com- . o ! The organization said 17 Senators | | Pared to what human beings » 4 2 | had sent & joint telegram to Secre- | | KnOW 8s gout. . . tary of State Hull asking him to make 5 3 representations to Great Britain re- " _ s P / I l garding the Arab-Jewish strife. SO UCATION g L i William B. Bankhead of Alabama, Speaker of the House of Representa- ! ; ¢ ¢ 0 tives, was quoted as expressing “hope k- < and confidence” that Great Britain u Ivl n oom u Ite would carry out “its pledge to observe ALL BRANCHES . the mandate guaranteeing the estab- START NOW lishment of the Jewish national home || Columbia “Tech” Institute : Dl ¢ $ in Palestine and the protection of & Send for Catalogue The telegram to Secretary Hull, the organization said, was signed by Sen- ¢ ¢ y : ators Borah of Idaho, McAdoo of Cali- 3@ BUSINESS { ¥ Deep, comfortable English Club group. Reversible spring seat cushions. 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