Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

Monday, Hero rage. 36 floating Ice, perforates. 38-Haiit 39 Race tipster. Italian rivef. 4i Musical note.

43 Strife. To fend off. seeds. 47 Balance. 4S He was 1 Above.

2 Canters. 3 Christmas. 4 Sneaky. 5 Southeast. 6 Root material.

7 Departed. Tatter. 9 Advertisement. 10 Carries. 11 to eat.

12 Bone. 16 His memoirs are sllU 18 Swift. iiWllneral, 20 Ma a tltvtl War 21 Female horse 23 ttf was preal- dbrtt two 25 Sleeveless coat. 26 Cavity. 27 Story.

8A Pigeon. 1 29 irwl's cry. '32 Molten rocfc. 33 Atr passage. 34 Company.

36 To warte through, Edge. SS'Stllb flower. 40 To analyze. 42-To classify, To fita'y. 44 Genus of cattle.

45 Was victorious 46 Compass point 47 3.1416. OUR By WILLIAMS i' "mi OUT "BEKV tLU ifes ear A LOCAL WHO CUNCVA IS SLUGS OK "BLUE flNO OUT fcNf SNVxCK HIM ON HAM- 1 VT WAS 1935 BY NEA SERVICE 7 WHEN VOU TH 1 seCOMP PISH ice SAID, KJO TMAMK LlkE A GEMTL6MAW. THey MAV BE SHORT ER SUMPW, ANJ'SHE JUST OFFERED IT TC TO 86 POUTS DUMB BE. TO TAKE SUMPM VOU VVAkJT, WHEM IT'S OFFERED, AM 1 POLITE OPFSR 5UMPM YOU DOM'T TAUiENJ? THE MASTERIES OF IPlL M-lS- J.P.vNIl-VUM^, HCO. U.

9. Of BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Borah Insists uj' the 'week-end that "unexpected and tfaif president, he such ,4" TTfjj to. A A'd-j vancement of Colored People. It replied to a letter asking his views, as a presidential possibility, toward the anti-lynching bill he has opposed in 'the senate. Walter White, the association's secretary, said he'was writing "on behalf of 12,000,000 (-American Negroes and of many white Americans who are concerned with the alarming increase in'lyhchings in the United States." He 'warned that negro votes hold the balance of power in many pivotal states.

White wrote held "thej somewhat dubious honor of having been the executioner of two distinctly topeful opportunities" for stamping tf Gnt It! Bu ItJ Star 1 IRKET PUCE more you tell, the 'eker you sell. "Me line, min. 30c itive- insertions, mini- 3 lines in one ad 6c line, min. Be line, min. 90e line, min.

$2.76 Voids to the line) 'before will be accepted srstanding that the of first publi- ir WANTED Furnished house or apart- 146-W. 25-3t Log trucks to haul logs Floyd Porterfield. 22-6tc. OR WOMAN Jo supply customers with Products in Prescott. lent.

Business established, pipage 125 weekly, pay starts Write J. E. Watkins Memphis, Term. ISO to $250 from us af on niture, automobile, or other pjroBerty. Pay it back payments.

For full GREENING 20-26tc NOTICE returned from a bus- i Texarkana and am back tey bouse. I pay highest i tot Poultry and Pecans. 22-3tp Jorses and Swtton and Hale Ser, Ark. 12-26tp $100 scholarship in I college, good for For quick sale at 19-3t lynchings icent month's, asked: To you ieet proud bf your handiwork, Senator Borah?" Then citing the power of negro votes in some of the border; and Southern states, the letter added: "There are many Americans, Senator Borah, who no longer believe in the sincerity of members of the senate who forget states' rights when such issues as prohibition are being discussed but who wrap about- themselves the mantle of when the lives of human beings are taken by lawless mobs." Borah made public the association's letter together with his reply in which he said 1 he confined hirnself "to a simple answer to what 1 consider a corrupt and shameless question." Borah replied he had opposed the Gostigan-Wagner measure because he had no doubt it violated he constitution, and added: 'V "I do not enter a discussion what in my judgment is the utter futility cf these measures aside from the constitutional question. Neither do I take the time to again express, as I have often expressed it by word and act, my horror of lynching, furrier than to say that if the federal government if to deal with the subject, it can only do so by an amendment to the constitution of the United States." Borah wrote that he would let the association's assumption "that I am a candidate for the presidency" stand ''for the purpose of this letter." Borah's quick response, and his wording of it, furthered the growing I belief that he will eet into the presidential race.

But the letter was astonishingly outspoken for a presidential possibility. Representative Lemke, Republican, North Dakota, who supported President Roosevelt in 1932, today said the Idaho senator was "the only candidate so far prominency mentioned who could get the support of the farmers of the West for the Republican nomination." statement, followed an tjour's conference with Borah. It was announced that Borah would open a drive for liberalizing the Republican party in a nationwide radio broadcast December 7. This will be the first of a series of speeches by Borah in the Eastern and Middle Western states before the opening of congress in January. The Costigan-Wagner bill would empower a federal court to try any member of a lynching mob if it became apparent the state was lax in prosecuting or if jurors obtainable for service in a state court manifestly were opposed to punishment for the lynching.

I Turkeys for i H. Garland. Phone 2X-3tp Male, White, years old. I blade spots, black-tan years old. No collar J4faeral reward for Wanted Position open for man with light car Plenty of work and plenty of pay.

Inquire V. W. Derryberry, 22 East 2d street. Phone 1W-W 25-3tp Help time; to IJ5 home, spare f. Experience UOIHHKMIU7.

if brings o'etails. Employment Mgr. Dept. sanrW by MARTIN ALLEY OOP OH O'r VAV TO Foozy's Lament 1935 BrfNEA SERVICE, INC. T.

M. REG. U. S. PAT.

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