Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1936, Page 8

’I;HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C,- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1936. Kansan, Earl Browder, Communist they were preparing to reach Hone FIELT FIAT WEERK at D. J. Kaufman's New party candidate, and possibly those ng Washington =N CORT T0 DG ON LANDON YA State’s Supreme Tribunal Weighs Presidential Ballot Places. BY the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kans, September 15.— ‘The Kansas Supreme Court weighed today the question whether Gov. Alf M. Landon is to have only two or possibly six rivels for the nine presi- dential electoral votes of his home State. The Republican candidate’s only rivals now are President Roosevelt and Norman Thomas, Socialist nomi- nee, but three others have been de- nied places on the general election ballot by Secretary of State Frank J. Ryan. Lemke Asks Action. Electors pledged to one of them— Representative William Lemke of North Dakota, Union party nominee— asked the court to order their names inserted on the ballot. On the court’s ruling will depend the fate of electors pledged to another favoring Dr. D. Leigh Colvin and John W. Aiken, prohibition and Socialist~ Labor party candidates, respectively. Ryan, in rejecting Lemke, Browder and Colvin electors, declared their re- spective parties failed to comply with the State's primary election law which requires that names of electors be filed by noon June 20. In rebuttal, Union party attorneys contend the primary law does not apply to presi- dential electors. Fates Are Linked. Colvin electors were turned down when representatives of his party sought to file them a few minutes after the closing hour, June 20. Ryan said that if the court found for the Lemke electors, the others would be placed on the ballot. State officials were in disagreement on the issue. Attorney General Clarence V. Beck, court that the Union party electors be accepted. Should they win the court fight, the Lemke electors, all members of Townsend Old-Age Pension Clubs, said they would conduct an intensive campaign in Kansas. Farm Ownership Distant. Towa Btate College sociologists, after surveys extending over a 20-year pe- riod, say that Iowa farm youths have. SEIZE REBEL LEADERS Salvadorean Authorities Arrest Honduran Generals. TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Sep- tember 15 (#).—It was reported offi- cially yesterday that Salvadorean au- thorities had arrested the Honduran rebel Gens. Luis Aldnzo Lopez, Moses Gomez and Salvador 3anabria while duran territory "with the object of * revolutionizing.” The government asserted peace now was assured in both the Nicaraguan and Salvadorean border sectors and that the rest of the country was quiet. Dr. Angel Zuniga Hueta, defeated for President in 1932 and now an accused rebel, was sald to have been arrested in Managua, Nicaragua, Sune day. | ALWAYS BUY M.P.C. 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Vincent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pizzi, 264 Carroll street, and a pupil in the Paul Junior High School. Tomorrow: Bob Troll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Troll, at the Takoma Park Play- | ground. —Star Staff Photo. PREPARE PEONAGE CASE Little Rock Grand Jury Convenes Next Monday. Gordon Dean, Justice Department August 12 to present the Govern- ment’s peonage case, had been with- drawn and Dean designated as sub- stitute. Dean left for Little Rock | last Friday. The Department investigated pos- sible violations of anti-peonage laws | attorney, will present Government gfi;xir;g;e::c";;:;:;dm ioyuth:;: 14th and Pa. Ave. N.W. Adence of possible violations of the | g o PR PRIEET, o, 11th and Pa. Ave. N.W. | Federal law against peonage to a | 3 9th and F Sts. N.W. Little Rock, Ark., grand jury next Monday. 17th and Pa. Ave. N.W. From a reliable source in the de- | partment it was learned yesterday that George P. Jones, special assistant 14th and H Sts. N.W. 13th and H Sts. N.W. 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