Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 10

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Package, 13c ses You are sure of the Best When You Order - CORBY’S MOTHERS BREAD —because it’s the best made “It's Full of Life” Every A & P Store Sells it & omwir ATLANTIC & PACIFIC % THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTQN . D. .C, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922.° “0T OF POLTES, SAYS PADEREWSH Pianist Shuns Race for Pres- ident or Member- of Pol- ish Diet. By the Assoclated Press. PARIS, July 27.—"I am not and will not be a candidate for president of Poland or for membership in the jet; T am out of politics.” This dec- laration was made today by Ignaz J. Paderewski. Paderewski tinued, “is unique H ] in’ the history of il politics. I am sorry i for it: I'am afraid it will not look well outside Po- land. I have given deep consideration | to what I ought] to do as a Pole! and have tried to| subordinate my personal ambitions. have never desired to be presi- dent of Poland for my own glory. | Any position I occupied was only to serve my country. I have been so| profoundly interested in seeing Poland | established as a free government that, | as you know, I quite gave up my professional work. 1 thought even| last year that I never could return to! my artistic work. { “The Polish race deserves the best that all her sons can give her, but I feel I can continue in some measure | to serve Poland apart from politics. Indeed. I am obliged to stand aside because. although I have received| many assurances from my own peo- | ple and friends outside the country of their support, I do not see how 1 can take an effective part in the turbulent politics that now seem to dominate the groupings of opinion.” MADID CONNEREE CHANBER FORVED W. H. Davis of New York Elected President—Ban- | H quet Scheduled Tonight. | Formal organization of the National | Radio Chamber of Commerce was| effected today with the adoption of a | constitution and by-laws at a meet- ing of the promoters of the chamber at Wardman Park Hotel. The consti- tution pointed out that the purposes of the body were solely to promote the use of radio as a public utility, and to standardize radio manufac. tures by American producers Most of the sesslon today was taken | up with the discussion and adoption of the constitution and by-laws and | with the election of a board of gov-| ernors and of district vice presidents The delegates who will end the three. | day convention tomorrow expect to be | received at the White House by Presi- | dent Harding this afternoon. Follow- ing this they will go on a visit to Arlington and Fort Myer The entertainment feature of the| convention wil Itake place tonight at | 8 o'clock at Wardman Park Hotel,| when the delegates will hold a ban- quet to which high government offi- cials baving to do with che radio in- dustry have been invited c guests director of the bureau of standards. S. A representing 1gnal Corps: Lieut. Hooper, chief of the Commander [radio division, Navy Department. and others Temporary officers of the chamber | were elected vesterday afternoor, Y Marshall _of 2 treasurer. These officers represen large radio manufacturing and eq ment irdustries. = NOMINATION REJECTED. Carlisle to be postmaster at Alexan- der City, Ala., was rejected vesterday by the Senate. tors were said to have opposed him, and he was said to be personally ob- jectionable to Senator Heflin, whose home is near Alexander City. | — =~ - e IFTS for birth- | days, anniver- | earies, every memo- | ried occasion, should each express true ‘sentiment. Our M varied stock and our (< | knowledge of vogue p mode! reassures your choice of gift watches, brooches, earrings, rings— €307 €Ot 92 R+ 2D ) e - oSt 0 B9 e i Maryland and Virginia Members Order of United American Mechanics, with members from Maryland and | Virginia as speécial guests of honor, are at Chesapeake Beach today. Those from . Maryland and Virginia are * ing for honors this afternoon in D:Z- paring the best old-fashioned fried chicken, crabbing, boating and picnicking also are on the program. at the Beach tomorrow—Adah Chap- ter, No. 25, of the Order of the East- ern Star of Mount Ruinier, Baraca class of the Fifth Baptist Church. GARY HEADS SAFETY DRIVE. the city's high mortality rate from accidents, Elbert H-Gary, head of the United States Steel Corporation has Y “The present tur-|accepted the chairmanship of a com- moil in Poland.” M. | mfttee of con- (America to undertake an immediate public safety campaign, it was an- nounced today. He has invited eighty- seven leaders in industrial, civic and cducational clircles to co-operate with him. of honor will include Secretary of | Commerce Hoover. Dr. S W. Stratton, reau of engineering. | | ! 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