Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1930, Page 16

f}RUNDY S BLAMED | B Okhe STORE of SMIELES, SERVICE /4 SATISFACTION 1 " FOR JOBLESS N | = & ThisIs Opening Week at the i Machinery. ’ < - ...AGreater Hub’s Modernized Store Kelly, international vice president of the United Textile Workers of America, in @ radio address from station WCAU | Iast night, red that while Joseph | R. Grund e for the Repub- lican nomin ucceed himselt in | the United S senate, was the “high | priest” of pr n the Republican | e ped his | with | A 16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 8 1930. [ I _— | PP British-made “Senator € | American machir d he operates i nearly 700 pieces of m v made in Enmgland or Scotland,” Kelly used the Senator of “contribut- t c ing to unemploymen “You refu U FIRST ‘SALOON’ LAUREATE BB B B i) el ] ] 5 i Famed Poet Once Scrubbed Floors and Polished Brass in | Greenwich Village. NEW YORK (N.AN.A)~—If and when John Masefield is appointed poet | laureate of England, as is rumored now, e will be the first man in that posi- tion to have come out of a Green- wich Village saloon. No one even| from a Greenwich Viliage attic has ever made the grade, let alone a saloon. But it isn't true, no matter how often repeated, that the gentle, sweet | o " spirited and poeticaily rapturous Mase- fleld was a bartender in Luke Q'Con- B e eneiiee heights,” says p Lo ]l Size Bed, $3-98 |l . R R S A A A A e e A R S S A A A R S S AR A S P Wood-=Finished Bed, $8.95 ¢ the poet. “What I did was to wash| nmdrusmdnr. sweep and scrub the mnr' - Mass A llsizetall metallimitation P O foomien 7 ' T | ! . Made of metal | \ood-finished bed with continu- ¥ Brenly of olacimens, inthe village— | ‘ ANRY B finished in imi- | ous posts and which has changed both for better and | f | / tation of m: solid panel at for worse—remember Masefleld. So do ¥ K- ‘¥, ) hogany. Two- head and foot, lenty of war service men remember | (f o, ) i inch continuous finished with a im, ‘for he spoke in American camps (I 7 3 e ¥ 1 i b Bocats.: A spe- Il o't c o v ation: il after seeing action in the Gallipoli : i Bt vatiie campaign. Some of these American ¥ [} Iy i = lads thought him a sissy because they | { R R I were not used to the gracious speech 50c a Week of an Englishman and poet and it seemed affected. Had they known of his saloon experience and his thrilling sea voyages they might have respected him more. (Copyright. 1930, by N American News- Daver Alliance.) » colors. WALLS HAVE NO EARS King's Archives Stored in Tower of Windsor Castle. LONDON (N.AN.A.)—In the round | tower 2t Windsor Castle, in a strong | room which is reached by 129 steps, are stored the King's archives. The secret | documents which they comprice have | B b b b b | ]l ol ol been_looked afier for many vears by | e I S e Rev. ert Lee, M. V. , Who has g 4 - s o ! 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