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s'-r. ■ British Somaliland Invaded /V^ouveGoTSOMfrTj; l Hull U. S. ^IMCTHERC.MOWlsVily- Belgium ITS Facing Urges THE ONLY WAY To) Wagner Backs By Italians, English Report DO THE JOB AND D#';E VJT RIGHT Associated Press. * |l, Press. By Officials said the vanguard of (Text of Mr. Hull's statement :!i Ui! I I BACKGROUND— LONDON. Aug. 6.—John Cudahy, CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 6.—Italian Italian troops put British forces to on Page A-4.) United States Ambassador to Bel- forces have begun an invasion of flight after crossing the frontier Plank adopted in Democratic gium, declared today that unless British Somaliland with three col- into Egypt from Cirenaica. By the Associated Press. platform favoring District suf- supplies of food from America umns driving into that little British Two tanks were captured and two Secretary of State Hull called on frage was followed by House Ju- reach Belgium by mid-September, possession adjoining Ethiopia, a others destroyed, the communique the American people today for in- diciary Committee approval of will British people be reduced to a condition communique reported today added. dividual sacrifice and ‘‘hard per- Sumners resolution for a consti- "close to famine.” British Somaliland, 68,000 square It said merely that the Italian sonal service-’ to help keep the Na- tutional amendment empowering Mr. Cudahy said he would present miles in area and with a population soldiers had penetrated “beyond” tio* at peace. Congress to grant District na- the situation when he returns to the of 345.000, is wedged between Ethi- the border in North Africa, but did Without mentioning specifically tional representation and to dele- United and Italian and States next week and opia Somaliland, not mention either where, to what the controversial question of con- gate legislative power to a local on the Gulf of Aden. further present "the reality of deal- fronts extent or in what force. scription he counselled against com- government. Committee limited with force as the (Italian forces already have ing only power.” (Authoritative sources in Lon- placency “in the face of terrific proposed congressional power by The Ambassador driven into another British pos- declined to don said Friday that information problems and conditions’’ and de- ft amending resolution to make this session. colony, from amplify remark, leaving some Kenya had been received that "a con- clared : permissive representation in of his hearers with the and the Italian com- instead impression Ethiopia, siderable force of Italians was “The one and only sure way for House, of Congress, thus that he meant the another United States munique today reported concentrated in North Africa and our Nation to avoid being drawn preventing representation in Sen- must be prepared to deal economi- force had penetrated Egypt from into serious trouble or ate. Sumners resolution was gradually advancing’’ toward actual war Original cally and with Libya.) * * * introduced in politically Germany the Egyptian frontier with field is four our people to be- Senate by Chair- as the dominant said: man power on the conti- Today's communique and anti-tank artillery.) come thoroughly conscious of the King of Senate District nent of “The invasion of British Somali- Committee. Europe. The communique reported one possibilities of danger, to make up “When the truth is known about land began August 4. The enemy their Italian and one British plane lost minds that we must continue (of the is operating in three columns, one With a King Leopold Belgians),” he in African air operations. to arm to such an extent that the special Senate Judiciary said, “his decision to moving on Oadweina (near the surrender will Today’s communique said: forces of conquest and ruin will not subcommittee session called today not be border), one on Hargeisa to only accepted but will be ap- Ethiopian “In the course of armed recon- dare make an attack on us or on consider national representation (just west of Oadweina) and one for the plauded.” naissance over Malta our fighters any part of this hemisphere. District, Senator Wagner It was recalled that from Jire toward Gargara. of New during and enemy fighters in combat "To this end each citizen must be York, chairman of the Dem- “Our land forces are engaged after the World War the American organized ready and willing for real sacri- ocratic Platform Committee, which to resist these advances in of (See ROME7 Page A-2.) Relief Administration, under Herbert spite fice of time and of substance and accepted the District suffrage plank, Hoover, spent a total of $695,000,000 for hard personal service. announced he would co-operate fully to prevent starvation in Belgium. Dr. III With Governor for its Serious Threats and Dangers. Mann, Malaria, Virginia passage. British Senator Wagner other Sen- Bar Shipments. “In the face of terrific problems joined Mr. Willkie Will Little ate and House leaders of both Cudahy declared the question Keep Opposition and conditions and until the present par- of United Docks Zoo at Norfolk ties in confidence States supplies of food was serious threats and dangers have Cargo Asks 2-Cent Boost expressing the “academic" until “Britain knows representation resolution will be disappeared we cannot pursue com- Where she stands.” To Guard passed promptly so it may be sub- All Farmers' Benefits; Training placently the course of our custom- Director in Marine He said he understood the Min- mitted to the State ary normal life." In D. C. Gas Tax Legislatures of Economic Warfare at on which will be in session the istry pres- Secretary Hull’s views were ex- Hospital Arrival during ent would refuse to allow any sup- Measure coming year. Ratification by 36 Favors Present Plan Expected pressed in a statement prepared plies of food to reach the Belgians. From Liberia State Motor Chief Cites States is necessary. before he left for a West Virginia "Their situation is se- “Of course, I will vote for very, very Mountain resort to rest from his legisla- rious,” he said. Wheeler Won't It; to Dealers tion to carry out "Belgium imports Efforts to Create New Fight work at the Havana Conference of By WILLIAM H. SHIPPEN, Jr., 'Hardships' this platform pledge *75 per cent of her wheat. Present 8t»r Staff Correspondent. which we made at the Without American Foreign Ministers, which In Chicago con- with severe Jobs in Cities Also Approval Nearby Areas vention,” said Senator supplies, rationing—225 ended last week. NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 6.—Zoo Di- Wagner. grams, or half a pound, of bread per rector in Statement Delay Held Likely At Havana, Mr. Hull said, it was William M. Mann's collecting Gov. Passage Predicted. per last until Pledged Price of Virginia today ap- person day—will Sep- that full and expedition from Liberia landed at "Whatever I can properly do to tember "agreed adequate pealed to Congress to increase the 1, or at best until early Octo- the base here this expedite action in By J. A. O’LEARY, BULLETIN. preparations for continental defence Army morning gasoline tax in the District from 2 Congress I will ber. The Affairs from the West Irmo with do I have Star Staff Correspondent. House Military could not be taken too soon if the freighter to 4 a gladly. every reason to “If think con- cents gallon. you gentlemen the 11 to this a small of unusual believe that the — Committee voted, 10, threatened from abroad was menagerie birds, was necessary two-thirds Is a DES MOINES, Iowa. Aug. 6 danger The plea made directly to tinent howling hell now, what beasts and vote will be had on afternoon against continuing to be checked and terminated.” reptiles from the West a this resolution do think it will be this winter?” Wendell L. Willkie promised the special subcommittee of the House you on the African bush. in the Senate after it has been farmers today that if elected Presi- further public hearings There was general agreement also, District Committee which began The diplomat declared, “I knew of the House. The Burke Wadsworth conscription he that “if the na- Dr. Mann was landed from a passed by outlook not one authentic com- dent he “will not take away any said, peaceful quar- public hearings on bill to raise atrocity bill. The committee seems very concluded the of the benefits postponed tions of had thus antine last night with a malarial the, local tax to 3 cents a favorable, mitted by the German Army in Bel- gained by agricul- Europe promptly gallon New York consideration of the measure, illness for which he was under treat- Marion Senator. gium. The Germans behaved them- ture during the past few years.” organized themselves for self-de- by S. Battle, director of the action on giving Presi- ment at Marine The Senator King's subcommittee with restraint.” Shortly before he left by plane pending fense on the most effective co-opera- today Hospital. Division of Motor Vehicles of Vir- selves great dent Roosevelt authorization to meeting is being called to to return to his vacation retreat at tive basis, the chances are that their heat and excitement of the long ginia, who acted as spokesman for map gut Grim Picture of Belgium. call out the National Guard and procedure for handling the national Colorado Springs, the Republican situation and that of Europe would voyage apparently aggravated an the Governor. His picture of the industrial and Reserve units. representation issue on the Senate nominee made this definite pledge be vastly different today.” old ailment contracted years ago Mr. Battle pointed out the pres- •gricultural conditions in Belgium in the side of the Capitol. His bill is in a formal statement: The vast forces of lawlessness, jungles of South America. ent gasoline tax in Virginia Is 5 was grim. By ROBERT BRUSKIN. identical with the Sumners resolu- and destruction are still The expedition leader was taken cents a gallon and that the tax dif- “All has Thou- “I do not favor the for authorizing Presi- conquest tion as industry stopped. changing Opposition ashore in a Coast Guard boat. He ferential originally introduced. moving across the earth like a sav- between the State and the sands upon thousands of people left present farm program unless a bet- dent Roosevelt to order out the Na- House leaders continued, mean- and animal was not believed to be dangerously District has been ‘‘a source of hard- the and there still more ter one is evolved. In tional Guard and Reserve com- age dangerous at DR. WILLIAM M. MANN. while to country are gradually ill. and for anticipate action next week * Mr. Hull'a statement ship Inequities” gasoline than somewhere in Edition, I as farm lead- negligible in the large." con- Photo. on the Sumners 2,500,000 Belgians recognize, ponents appeared Mrs. Mann, however, sun-tanned _—Star Staff dealers doing business in resolution despite ers have tinued. “By their very nature, nearby a Prance. recognized, that the wel- Senate today although conscription from sections delay of tire Rules Committee to those forces will not unless months in equatorial Africa, of Virginia. He said it also “In their homeland harvests are fare of agriculture requires indus- opponents repeatedly directed their stop The sea-battered freighter, on schedule a meeting to consider and until that there apparently was in the best of health has been the cause of a "serious in sun.” trial too. I there- ire at the Burke-Wadsworth com- they recognize whose sides was a a rotting the recovery, shall, when the freighter pulled in here painted hug# loss” of revenue for the State. granting special rule giving the fore, exert to the utmost bill. exists unbreakable resistance. resolution a Comparing World War feeding of myself pulsory training this as was the mem- American flag for protection in'the • privileged status. • morning, third Representative Poage, Democrat, as President to create new m The measure, “At Havana we forged new in- war The Rules Belgium with the present situation. jobs conscription ap- ber of the expedition, Ralph Norris, zone, left Monrovia, Liberia, on of Texas, the subcommittee chair- Committee, according Mr. said German the cities and more the Senate strumentalities of continental de- 15 and at to Chairman Cudahy possession thereby produce proved yesterday by Zoo keeper, whose wife and 11- July stopped Dakar. man. drew from Mr. Battle a prom- Sabath, who, inciden- Channel sit- for American Affairs Committee a fense. These will be of vast im- en is a of ports “changes the purchasing power Military by year-old son, Ralph, jr., were wait- Africa, route. Mrs. Mann told ise that some of the highways tally, strong supporter of the farm to was con- portance to our Nation and to of national uation entirely.” products.” vote of 13 3, brought ing to greet him on the dock. the shell-damaged ships at Dakar leading into the District from Vir- representation resolution, “I traveled to the forefront in debate every American nation.” in a harbor probably will not meet constantly throughout His statement accords in general stantly The freighter brought in a deck protected by mines and ginia, particularly Columbia pike until the The conference adopted a reso- a of Belgium until the diplomatic corps terms with the farm plank platform on the Guard measure. cargo of huge mahogany logs from steel harbor net for protection and Arlington Ridge road, would be early part next week. It had was House Af- lution providing that an act of ag- been to dismissed by the Germans on of the party platform, but observers Meanwhile, the Military West Africa and at least one hold against submarines. improved if the District raised its planned have a special Mr. said. fairs Committee closed de- gression by a non-American state The war sometime this week to en- July 15,” Cudahy “Every- expect him to elaborate on the began full of howling, squawking birds atmosphere at Dakar was gasoline tax to 4 cents a gallon. meeting where I asked if had liberations on the bill, against an American state would able Chairman Sumners people they question in his acceptance speech. conscription and beasts for the Washington Zoo. • See EXPEDITION, Page A-6.) These roads, he admitted, are badly of the Ju- been ill-treated. All said no but it was more than a be considered an act against all the Committee to make a no, expected in need of improvement to accom- diciary plea Blasts at Machine Politics. countries the declaration. for a pillaging, no shooting of civilians. week would be required before its signing modate the increased traffic flow rule that would assure ex- I was a Numerous While the resolution came from consideration soldier in the last war and I Meanwhile, Mr. Willkie skillfully report would be made. resulting from the growth of nearby peditious of his reso- think which would curtail Venezuela, it was here as lution in the House. these Germans behaved bet- sought last night to draw a line amendments regarded Senate to Teamsters'Pickets Virginia sections. Representative ter than United States soldiers of between Edward J. compulsory training as contem- a possibly useful instrument for Group Act; Sabath, however, said the absence cleavage Randolph Raps Editorial. would have done.” Flynn, new chairman of the Demo- plated in the Senate committee-ap- negotiations for United States naval from Washington of four members "I often he Mr. Cudahy said he had many cratic National Committee, and re- proved bill have been offered. and air bases in strategic Latin wonder,” declared, of the committee and the illness “how talks with the German military gov- tiring Chairman Farley. Number Affected. American areas. May Report Labor Law Halt All Work on Two some of the people who use of another made a delay necessary. these ernor and there was no basis for ne- He fired back without hesita- The Guard authorization would Mr. Hull’s statement indicated all roads get into Washington to "I don’t think we can get around to work the rush hours a gotiation on the problem of feeding tion at the statement of Chairman give a year's intensive field training possible speed here in carrying out go during to rule for the Sumners resolution the “as National Guards- other measures at This because of the congestion.” until next he declared. Belgians yet.” Flynn in New York, that Mr. to about 242,000 adopted Havana, Changes Session Federal Buildings early week,” Chairman of the House a “The Germans told me they were Willkie was once a member of a men, 116,000 Reserve officers and including those to relieve and Randolph Should rule be granted either to the District Committee, who next prepared feed their armies from Tammany district club and had run about 50,000 Reserve enlisted men. strengthen economy of Latin sponsored Monday, Tuesday or Wednes- but were American countries and to Formal Consideration Conciliator Seeks the bill to increase the local gas House leaders it Germany, they quite frank for county committeeman on the Only 55,000 Guardsmen would be check Quick day. said, would in that if their lines of com- “fifth column” activities. tax to 3 cents a gallon, preceded be possible to call the saying same ticket with Mr. Farley. summoned immediately, probably by To Next up resolution munication were Begin Tuesday; Truce; Structures Needed Mr. Battle on the witness stand and before the disrupted, they September 1. About 10,000 Reserve Agreement to Go to Senate. end of the week. Mr. Willkie said: denounced editorial writers on "cer- would expect to live off the coun- officers have already volunteered for Witnesses to Be Heard See No Delay in House. "As a matter of fact, I did run on The agreement creating the ma- For Defense tain who try,” Mr. Cudahy added. a year of and are commanding Agencies Washington papers” sug- the ticket for county committeeman duty for control and House leaders who ac- War Prisoner. chinery provisional Bt the Associated Press. gested that oil companies might predicted Leopold 85 per cent of the Regular Army’s tion within 10 in 1935 with Mr. Farley, for whom administration of European colo- All work on the Social Security have the to days on the Sumners’ King Leopold, Mr. Cudahy said, is The Senate Labor Committee proposed legislation I have a great admiration and af- platoons nies in this which and Railroad Retirement build- resolution as favorably last of war in hemisphere might bring the local tax more into line reported a prisoner the summer Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of agreed today on a procedure for fection. But Mr. Flynn is not Mr. become sources of danger is ex- ings—being rushed to completion with the tax in and Vir- Thursday by the Judiciary Commit- palace outside Brussels, having been Montana, unofficial opposition handling Wagner Act amendments Maryland Farley. I notice that Frank Hague pected to be submitted shortly to for occupation by national defense tee, do not believe failure of the transferred there after “asking for leader to which members said would ginia. (mayor of Jersey City), who sought peacetime conscription, the Senate for ratification. place Rules Committee to act until next a to live.” agencies—was stopped today by He explained he introduced the simpler place said he saw no objection to the them before the Senate this session week would to deprive the people of their civil Meanwhile, the United States, another strike, officials of the Pub- bill at the of Mrs. materially change their “I saw him just before I left. I Guard authorization. “if possible.” request Virginia liberties, says Flynn is a great pal of alone or with other Ameri- lic Administration an- forecast. If the House is not too feel we should and see both sides acting Buildings Jenckes, a former member of the try Quick Approval Expected. Chairman Thomas, with his. I have no doubt at all that can republics, could occupy any of announcing nounced. House from who served engrossed national defense of his predicament, not judge harsh- measure to be after Indiana, co- The is expected ap- today's meeting that formal next week, it was Flynn will work in perfect the colonies at any time under the The Government on the District Committee while in legislation said, the ly on insufficient facts. with little Gen. consideration would start next immediately operation with Hague, the Kelly- proved delay. “act of Havana.” Sumners' resolution can be given a “Put yourself in his place. He stepped in to attempt a settlement Congress and became interested in Nash and all other machines. For George C. Marshall, Army chief of Tuesday, said some committee a day after the Rules While officials would not of the A was the gasoline tax subject. right-of-way commanded an army of half a mil- declared last in a broad- specu- members had that amend- controversy. meeting the type of campaign the Democrats staff, jiight urged But before the Committee grants a special rule for lion men which intermingled with cast that “loss of time” in late on the specific circumstances ments called at 1 pm. in the office of making explanation intend to run, he is a selec- Congress' already approved by the its consideration. as perfect under which the Dr. John R. Steelman, chief con- Mr. Randolph declared: many panic-stricken refugees. providing legislation to increase United States House should be passed on to the Full tion.” “I am a little at the Representation Objective. He was haunted the that might take such action, it was in- ciliator of the Labor Department. surprised by thought man power "is a constantly growing Senate immediately. But the ma- The original Sumners resolution each hour he continued the resist- Decentralized dicated that the Government would vehemence with which the editorial Industry Urged. embarrassment to the War Depart- jority believed, he said, that inter- Joseph Keenan, labor trouble provided a constitutional amend- ance it meant death not only to his await further developments in the ested shooter for the National Defense (See GAS, Page A-3.) For eight hours yesterday the ment.” factions should be consulted ment, subject to ratification by 36 soldiers but to those helpless people. men European war. before the Commission; of Fed- dynamic Republican nominee moved "We must train immediately legislation was cleared. representatives States, which would empower Con- “Faced by the prospect of this the of the next This, members meant the eral Works Administrator from one gathering to another, with against possibilities said, leg- Carmody gress to grant District residents the sacrifice ol human life, he had no and of the unions were Trial of French Accused of brief the few months, which may be the most islation would be before the com- involved privilege of for President and other choice.” a succession talks, high voting critical in the of this coun- to mittee for an indefinite time. scheduled to attend. lights of which were: history Parliament Recess Vice President and electing their Mr. Cudahy declared the Germans In line with its As soon as this was over Of War Errors A plea to decentralize industrial try,” Gen. Marshall Earned. LONDON, Aug. 6 (^.—Tentative decision. Senator meeting Delayed own representations in Congress. A were “very confident” they could Thomas Dr. Steelman was to con- development, particularly in build- “Ordering the National Guard to plans were reported today for said, the committee will prepared By the Associated Press. change made by the House Judiciary successfully invade Britain. The active and the of some hold a series of closed fer with American Federation of ing up national defense, in order to duty passage Parliament to recess August 22 for sessions to VICHY, France, Aug. 6.—Actual Committee, in approving the plan, Belgians, he said, “know a British over Labor officials who are familiar with back to small towns their A-3.) two or three weeks. go the legislation with William trial of leaders accused of responsi- would make the limit the victory is their of bring just ~(Se«rCONSCRIPTION, Page legislation only hope salva- Green, American Federation of the facts surrounding the week-old for France’s lack of tion” share of American industrialization. bility prepara- power of Congress to the extent of Labor strike of the Plaster- An assertion that the downfall of chief; John L. Lewis, presi- jurisdictional tion and entry into the war with allowing the District representation dent of the of ers’ Union on the same project. France was caused by the adoption Congress Industrial Germany will be delayed by a long in the House only. An effort is to Dr. Steelman said he was of "the candy-stick theory of gov- Organizations; some one represent- hopeful preliminary judicial investigation, it be made in the House, however, Wall Street Law Firm of Star 1 Today's ing the National Association of (See A-5.) was stated last when the comes ernment.” Summary STRIKE, Page night. resolution up for Page. Page. Manufacturers, and others. He also struck a blow at the third- Washington and Vicinity. consideration, to restore the provi- To Hire President's Son Amusements, Radio _B-14 term issue by telling a luncheon of Virginia Governor asks gasoline tax Taft Sees Time for Action Now. sion that would allow Congress to By the Associated Press. B-16 Story __B-7 ferial increase here. Page A-l Prior to today's session Senator grant representation in both houses NEW Comics B-14-15 Society.B-3 YORK, Aug. 6.—Franklin (See WILKIE, Page A-3.) Teamster halt work Taft, Republican, of Ohio had fore- of Congress. Editorials ...A-8 pickets on Social Jackson D. Roosevelt, jr„ 26-year-old son of Sports, a Requests Penalty Security Building. Page A-l cast strong effort for immediate Limited Representation. the President, has landed a in Finance_A-15 A-12-13-14 job Hearings begin on bill to raise D. C. committee action, saying “I don't Wall Street Lost, Found.B-10 Woman's Support of the Sumners resolu- the law firm headed by Page, tax see we shouldn’t Streicher Out of gas to 3 cents. Page A-l why go ahead. On Book' tion Eugene L. who he’s no Favor, Obituary ...A-10 B-8 'Campaign Sponsors and opposition to the committee Garey, says Judge Pay Bentley confirmed with- We’re going to be here until Septem- New Dealer. amendment that would limit repre- out Senate debate. Page B-l ber anyway.” An amendment to the Hatch Act those made to a national committee “After all,” said Mr. “the But Still Nazis sentation to the House was ex- Garey, Lives, Say Foreign Virginia utilities announce $6,000,000 The N. A. M. asked for early that would outlaw such publications and did not cover gifts to State and kid wants to be a and we’re Belgium faces famine prospect, Cud- pressed in a letter mailed to every lawyer Bj the Associated Press. improvement program. Page B-l action on the amendments in view of as the "Campaign Book” issued by local groups. In reply, Mr. Fletcher not going to treat him any differ- ahy warns. Page A-l said member of the House last night by au- increased powers which the Labor the Democratic National Commit- the Republican National Com- ent from else. He’ll have BERLIN, Aug. 6.—German Army marching into Egypt, Italians six representatives of an estimated anybody Editorial and Comment Board would get under the pending tee by punishing the sponsors was mittee is “leaning backward to ob- to run errands and do thorities said today that Julius report. Page A-l 1,000,000 women. everything Answers to National Guard and conscription urged today by Attorney Genera# serve strictly” the spirit and letter else Montreal Major interned for Questions. Page A-8 The letter was Alma J. that the job implies. Streicher was in perfect health on urging bills. Jackson in a letter to Senator of the Hatch Act.” signed by of draft. A-5 Letters to The Star. Page A-8 “Give him a year in the office and defiance Page of New Mr. Fletcher (See his farm, Bleikertshof, near Nurn- David Lawrence. Page A-9 H. W. Prentis, jr., president of the Hatch, Democrat, Mexico, also asked why Mr. REPRESENTATION, Pg. A-7.) I’ll tell you whether he’s going to Texan ?iven credit by R. A. F. for the act. Jackson Alsop and Kintner. A-9 N. A. M., telegraphed committeemen author of remained silent “regarding be a lawyer or not.’* berg. victory in dogfight. Page A-5 Page G. Gould Lincoln. that a proposal to make it an unfair The General’s wilful violation of the spirit, if They made their statement in Rumanians united in to Page A-9 Attorney proposal opposition labor practice not tJ re-employ men was included in recommendations not also the letter, of the Federal Tirther cessions. Page A-5 Jay Franklin. Page A-9 Probe of Vote Aid Plea comment on a London report that called for military service, made for further of the Corrupt Practices Act by the Demo- 38-Year-Old Nazis claim sinking of 657,674 tons of Maj. George P. Eliot. Page A-9 tightening act, immediate amendment of the cratic National Committee in ac- Bridge, Streicher governor of Franconiad ’ Wag- which he said vas shown to be ships in 3 weeks. Page A-7 < ner Act "even more necessary.” the recent of cepting contributions from To Asked Never Demolished was dead. Sports necessary by opinion corpora- Kresge Employes Used, Whitehead’s short no-hitter tops House Amendments. Henry P. Fletcher, counsel for the tions under the guise of selling them The was Senator Byrnes, Democrat, of By th» Associated Press. report published by National. vets’ fine in.a hurling. PageA-12 The House amendments would Republican National Committee, advertising convention book.” South asked Reuters, British news in a Carolina, the Senate STANLEY, Kans., Aug. 6.—The agency, U. mdst arm to avoid Hull Welsh cinch to win In the of “Cam- S. attack, Barney appears abolish the present Labor Board that the $5,000 limit on individual taking up subject Campaign Committee to in- “lost crossed a dispatch dated "The German Fron- today bridge”—never by warns. Page A-l District net title. Page A-13 and set a new three-member contributions provided by the act paign Book” which the Democratic tier.” Reuters attributed its infor- up vestigate the circumstances of aa vehicle since it was built 38 years Willkie flies back to Colorado after Boy, 9; 14, seek horseshoe a National Committee is to girl, agency to exercise only judicial func- actually operated only in cir- proposing appeal to employes of the S. S. ago—finally has been demolished mation to “a well-informed source A-14 Iowa speechmaking. Page A-l hurling spotlight. Page tions. Administrative duties would cumscribed area. re-issue for 1940, the Attorney Gen- in by workmen. in Germany.” Kresge Corp. Detroit for contri- Missouri votes today in hot pri- be turned over to an administrator “I do not need to point out to you eral said: butions to aid The it became was the Republican presi- bridge was constructed to Streicher, known, mary. A-Z the that if the Fletcher is “Another exists in con- Page Miscellany appointed by President. plan to stand, difficulty dential campaign of Wendell L. fulfill requirements of a rural mail relieved some time ago of his duties Rescuers, take injured woman from Service Orders. Page B-2 Senator Taft forecast controversy the hope of checking the power of nection with the provisions forbid- Wlllkie. route as (Nazi but because a township board Gauleiter party district mountain A-5 a the sale ledge. Page Vital Statistics. Page B-2 over provision which would let a money over American elections by ding of campaign books, Senator had read feared the would divert traffic leader) for but his name Byrnes to the span Franconia, Broadcasters near showdown on con- Nature's Children. craft union obtain as a means of the etc. While the PageB-19 recognition Hatch Act limitations advertising space, Senate a letter which he said was from a nearby main highway, ap- still appears in the masthead of trol of music. A-10 act popular Page Bedtime Story. Page B-14 bargaining unit within any plant. is gone,” Mr. Jackson said. provides penalties for those who addressed to to the structure never were Der Kresge employes by proaches Stuermer, Jew-baiting weekly. Navy standardizes designs to speed Letter-Out. Page B-14 This provision was to he had taken ex- buy books or advertising, we find no objectionable Earlier, public G. B. Tuttle, who signed the appeal built. The reasons for his suspension A-17 Cross-word Puzzle. B-18 the C. I. he which in most to for those who sell them. It warship production. Page Page O., said, ception the opinion of Mr. penalty as trustee but whom Senator Instead traffic used a from the Gauleiter Byrnes nearby ford, position of were Oulf storm heads toward Louisiana Winning Contract. Page B-1S cases workers without re- Fletcher, who said the limitation on is the sellers who systematically to represents plan identified as vice president and cross the river. not disclosed. and Texas coasts. Page A-II Uncle Comer. Page B-18 gard to craft lines. individual Ray’s gifts applied only to (See HATCH, Page A-7.) treasurer of the corporation. * r 1 A fl I a *N