The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 10

TEN THE LINCOLN STAR AUGUST 5, 1938 'Semi" Freight Transport Turns Over at Sixteenth and taly Plans No Jew Persecution Participation In Tull Life of State' To Be Limited Taxpayers Threaten fo Strike Unless Council Eradicates Mosquitoes ROME, Aug. 5 i AP) The Italian government announced today it had special persec ition plan against It expressed determination, how! ever, to limit participation by I Jews in full life of the I to the same proportion that Jews I form in one in a thousand. The announcement was made in a bulletin issued by the official agency, Informazione diplomatica, which replied to foreign criticism of the fascist race doctrine enunciated last month. LANSDOWNE, Aug. I of residents of this Delaware county community signed a petition today informing I borough council that unless some- thing is done about of I they would refuse to pay taxes.

The citizens complained that I their nights tneiri 1 children denied privilege of I sunlight and play in the I and that their gardens "were no longer places of beauty, but Andrew Avre Dies Friday at Age 83 Former City Employe In Burlington Service 25 Years water and light department for 20 years. He had been a resident of Lincoln for 55 years. Surviving are two sons, Odie and John, both of Lincoln. The bodv IS at pending ar- rangement.s. POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

POLITICAL ADVERTISING. of Andrew M. Avre, 84. 645 McBride street, died at 5.15 a. m.

Friday in a local hospital after a long illness. He retired eight years ago from the Burlington construction department after 25 years of service. Before that he worked for the city Bullet Wound Kills For! Crook Officer POLITICAL OMAHA. Aug. I Lieut.

George M. Beavers. 33, died The bulletin declared the doc- Crook hospital today of a bullet wound in the head. He The squaii of tires, a resounding crash, the clatter of breaking a large "semi" freight track was lying on its side. The above scene was enacted for persons in the vicinity of Sixteenth and streets when a large trailer-type truck, loaded with several hundred cases of empty beer bottles, overturned at 7 o'clock Thursday evening.

The truck, driven by L. R. Brown, 35, 6242 Kearney avenue, belonged to E. W. Slagel Transfer company.

Police reported that Brown, driving south on Sixteenth street, was attempting to turn east onto street w'hen the heavily loaded truck crashed over on its right side at the southeast corner of the intersection. Members of the large crowd, which soon assembled, remained while the truck was unloaded and righted by two garage "wreckers." Institute Survey Shows Barkley Ahead of Chandler in Kentucky test of the new science of public opinion measurement, as exemplified in institute studies. BY DR. GEORGE GALLEP. Director, American Institute of Public Opinion NEW the eve of red-hot senatorial primary a final survey of public opinion in the state shows Senator Alben W.

Barkley, the new deal candidate, slill out in front of Gov. A. B. (Happy) Chandler for the democratic nomination. Governor Chandler, who has made his race in the face of white house preference for his opponent, had failed to catch up with Senator Barkley in ballots received in the survey by the American Institute of Public Opinion up until Tuesday night.

In this final survey the institute again used a staff of field reporters to cover the state from end to the mountainous coal regions in the east to the wheat anl tobacco farms of the west. This is the way the cross-section of Kentucky democrats divided: "Do you favor Barkley or Chandler for United States Barkley Chandler Chandler Gains. In an active and colorful campaign Governor Chandler has been creeping up on the senator, who held what seemed an impregnable lead several months ago. Early in March the institute conducted a preliminary test survey in Kentucky and found Senator Barkley leading Chandler by approximately 2 to 1. But the 40 year old governor has been waging a tireless campaign, going a long way toward making good his promise to shake hands with every voter in the state before election day tomorrow.

This is the picture that repeated institute surveys give of the race, (The first published figures appeared April 10): Barkley Chandler even after President Roosevelt stopped in Kentucky early last i month to laud record as the new senate majority leader. It is possible, of course, that Chandler would have gained even more sharply if it had not been for the declaration. institute report is based upon samplings of opinion up to the middle of the week. Many fac- tors, of course, can upset predic- tions based upon such a survey. I A survey of this type cannot take into account the following factors, some of which may be present in the Kentucky showdown tomorrow: (I) dishonesty or bribery at the polls; (2) the ability of the two sides in turning out the vote tbr their candidate, and (3) the trend of sentiment, or last-minute changes in sentiment.

In previous surveys, institute findings have indicated the winners in 54 out of 60 state and local elections. The Kentucky primary will mark the sixty-first election POLITICAL ADVERTISING Married On Coast (Special to The Star.) FALLS CITY, Aug. News reached here Thursday of the marriage at El Centro, of Miss Wilma Tilley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

H. Tilley of Falls City, and Don W. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Thomas of Falls City. trine was not new but was stated by Premier Benito Mussolini as early as 1919 and was designed to prevent creation of a hybrid race in Italy. The bulletin disclosed a special census will be taken shortly to determine the exact number of Jews in Italy. will send into Libya and East the pa.ssing of time and for the absolute necessity of of formazione Diplomatica said.

Too Many avoid a catastrophic plague of mongrelism, creation of a bastard race neither European nor African fomenting disintegration and revolt, aevere laws promulgated and enforced by are not enough. does not mean persecution. This is to the all too many Jews of Italy and other countries who raise useless lamentations to the skies which pass from arrogant complaint to attack and senseless panic. "Jews in Italy in the Rome territory number 44,000 according to Jewish statistics which, however, i must be checked by a special census which will be held soon. proportion thus would be one Jew to 1,000 Italians.

It is clear that from now on participation of Jews in the full life of the state must be levelled at that was found in bed by fellow officers who heard the shot. service gun lay beside the bed. An army board of inquiry is investigating to determine whether the wound was accidentally or intentionally inflicted. Beaver, transferred here two years ago, suffered from a hip injury and recently spent some time at the army hospital at Fort Benning, Ga. His home was in Tulsa, Okla.

New war aphorism: You can conquer land and kill people, but you conquer people. Lawn Mower Stolen Delano, 1804 street, reported to police that a lawn mower, valued at $10, was stolen from the yard at her home Wednesday night. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. Nations that surpass us. despite our great resources, are the ones that change their policies every time they elect a new man.

ADVERTISING. March May July 8 July 24 .67 65 .64 .59 31 33 35 36 41 41 IRA MILLER (Former Sheriff) Republican Candidate District No. 2 COUNTV COMMISSIONER Forty years a resident, and a taxpayer on city and farm property In Lancaster county. Today ..............59 Roosevelt's Visit. Governor Chandler continued to gam cm Barkley, the show POLITICAL ADVERTL'ilNG.

POLITICAL ADVERTISING. RICHARD H. LARSON Republicon Candidate STATE TREASURER POLITICAL ADVERTISING. RE ELECT WALTERE. JENSEN DEMOCRAT STATE TREASURER CHOOSE C.

RUSSELL MAHSON MUNICIPAL JUDGE An experienced Lawyer who will make a capable Judge. SARAH T. MUIR Teacher Former Legislator Non-PalUiral Stote Superintendent of Public Instruction ED. LAWRIE SAYS: give yon Crpflit and plenty of See us for: GOODRICH Safety Tread Tires, Tubes and Accessories Bicycles Radios, for Car or Home Batteries, etc. Complete One-Stop Service Gas TEXACO Oil STATE TIRE CO.

12th B-6997 VOTE FOR Arthur E. Olson Democratic Candidate for Secretory of State POLITICAL ADVERTISING. JULIUS A. HUMANN NON-POLITICAL CANDIDATE FOR LEGISLATURE 20th DISTRICT 12 years a resident of Lancaster county. M.A.

degTee from University of Nebraska. Unprejudiced, level-headed, with a sense of justice. Has through experience learned the sense of values. Is anxious to serve Nebraska fairly and intelligently. POLITICAL ADVERTISING, POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

Wayne L. Landon FOR iMlMCiPAL JUDGE Resident of Nebr. 31 Married. Graduate Uni. of Nebr.

and Harvard Law School. Past Secy. Lancaster Co. Bar Member Board Directors of Lincoln Safety Council. 1937.

Practicing lawyer in Lincoln 8 years. POLITICAL ADVERTISING. POLITICAL ADVERTISING. DR. 0.

OLSON Republican Candidate for Re-election County Commissioner Resident of Lincoln Since 1878 Acquointed With County Administration Problems CLAUDE P. HENSEL SHERIFF Lancaster, County fLrpublican Candidate for Re-Election asking for your support on my record in handling the affairs of thi.s important office in an efficient manner. POLITICAL ADVERTISING. POLITICAL ADVERTISING Vote For CHARLES E. HA Democratic Candidate For STATE TREASURE TUNE IN and HEAR HENRY F.

SCHEPMAN (Democrat) For Lieut. Governor SPE.VK OVER STATIO.VS; KMA: p. m. Aug 6 KMMJ: p. m.

Aug 7 KFAB: p. m. Aug. 8 In both German and English language. John S.

Bishop for LEGISLATURE (19th Dist.) NON-POLITICAL BALLOT Experienced City Councilman Years 5 Home Owner and Tax Payer Represents No Special Interests. POLITICAL ADVERTISING. POLITICAL ADVERTISING advertising FRED A. EGGER for LEGISLATURE ISTH DISTRICT Man. a Aa You Policy Adequate support of State University Reasonable and Adequate Old Age uniform cloalng hour for bee- taverna.

BEING A HEAVY TAXPAYER. THEREFORE FAVORS STRICT ECONOMY political advertising I. G. VAUGHAN Register of Deeds Repuhliran Candidate for oi Thankt to patrons of this Office. Everywhere we hear of your kind regarding our service.

For my competent assistants and myself the opportunity to serve it cur meal ticket and the service is our daily habit. The records have been improved and facilities Increased. Further improvement it In prospect. It toliril your in the primnry. RE-ELECT Lester L.

DUNN for LEGISLATURE 20th District Ivf'gally Trained. Rcpre- hcntcd Lincoln and Lancaster County in last two legi.s- laturea. In Unicameral Legislature, was chairman of Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, also member of two other important committee.s. Such experience is to your advantage. Honest Courteous Qualified Native of Lancaeter County ELECT WHEELER Republican for Registerof Deeds POLITICAL ADVERTISING.

POLITICAL J. B. MORGAN Republican Candidate for County Clerk, rame to Nebraska when eiKht years of and has resided in the State since that time. Graduated from the Nebraska Wesleyan Unf- verslty. Waj principal of the St.

Paul High School, St. Paul, Nebraska, two years. and Trea.surer of Sanderaon't Shoe Store, three years. With the City State Bank, Loup Clkf, Nebraska, one year. Township Clerk of Inland Township, Ctagr County, Nebraska, nine years.

Treasurer of School District No. TS. CWey County, Nebraska, eight years. as Deputy County Clerk and hi peee- ent County Clerk of Lancaster County. Re-elect B.

Morgan. County Clerk, who is qualified by tion and experience to fill this important office. POLITICAL ADVERTISING. POLITICAL APVERTISINQ. PHILIP s.

HARDY CANDIDATE FOR THE llnkameral 29th Dtstriet THE "WHITE SPOT" Nebraska has recently attained national prominence hy virtue of an almost unheard of talent W'e have been able to govern ourselves better than any state in the I'nion we are a "WVte Spot a nation deep in'the gloom of exre.ssive debt and waste. should remember, however, that we are only "white" by com- parhson rnlitiral greed, selfishness and crooked Interests are sflU prevalent in Stale and Local Governments. I believe in hiKh ideals and honesty in government. Critlofsm alone will not atop graft and incompetence in punlic office Unquestionably the elimination of graft and special privilege wdl make our tax dollar go further, and remove the necessity of extra taxes. I am running for this office not because of any hope of personal benefit.s, hut becaii.se I am anxious to do to help deliver even better government to our State I am milling to devote all my time and energies during the Legislative to the job of truly representing the people of my district I believe in logic, common sense and honesty, as and efftw five weapons against Intolerance and selfishness i believe in Liberal political thotight and reform In government as well aa social systems.

I ask you to vote for me for one reason ajone that I may have the opportunity of continuing the good and eliminating the bad In Nebraska's State Government. PHILIP S. HARDY, PreMdent Hardy Furniture Co. POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING. Editorial Comment THE RECORD OF CONGRESSMAN LUCKEY Ijuring his four ygar.s as your from the First District of Xoliraska, the Honorable Henry C.

Luckey has been content to go about his work quietly and diligently, Luckey has impressed the people of his di.strict and his colleagues in Washington not as a great and powerful politician but as a sensible, levelheaded Hepresentative who knows what his duty is and does it with a vigorous and conscientious mind and heart. He has kept the intere.sts rtf the people of the First District before him at all times. He is a hard worker. Constituents who have found it necessary to call upon him have found him on the job, willing and able to procure any information or advice they might need. He has spared neither time nor effort to make such investigations and research that might be necessary.

The First District owes a great deal to Congressman Luckey for the fine service he has rendered as a tnia representative of the people. He owes no allegiance to any class or special interests. His views are always sive. His continuous fight for the farmer and laborer are to be commended very highly. He has been their friend on occasion.

His efforts for peace and economy cannot go by without proper recognition. is record and experience determine that he is. the logical man to continue to represent the First District. Therefore it is fitting and proper to say to you, Luckey, we are all behind.