Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1930, Page 25

DOMINICAN PARTY Contends Elections to Be Held | iliegal. By the Associated Press. SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Repub- lic, May 15.—The executive committee of the Alianza of the National Progres- 'and will be fair and honest. offices from Friday elections. since they They assert that m Friday Are Illegal. if they win a uled later. Quick Service...Extra Salespeople . .. Extra Space . . . Extra Wrap- ping Facilities! sive parties yesterday withdrew th names of Prederico Velasquez and Angel Morales, candidates for President and WITHDRAWS SLATE | o Conerees aind procincial munieipat MEDAL TO BE URGED - FOR WILLIAM BRAININ Citizens Laud Student Who Saved | to the committee on safety. The secretary was instructed to write ‘ Alianza leaders said they took this S i .___|action to prevent any ballot being cast Alianza of National Progressives|in favor of their candidates Friday, y hold that the election at members of the Junta were illegally appointed, and ecision to that effect Priday's election may be declared AR invalid and another one will be sched- | A movement to have a medal awarded to William Brainin, George Washington | by Stephen H. Talks, secretary. University student, for preventing an | attack upon a Columbus Heights young | organizations of a kindred nature woman recently was launched Tuesday made by | eral night at a meeting of the Columbia | Mount Pleasant Citizens' Assoclation: _drivers brought the decision. The PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH The government party, backing Gen. Rafael Trujillo and Rafael Estrella Urena, declare that the election is legal ’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 15 1930. Girl From Man's At- to Gen. 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ITHACA, N. Y, Luther H. Reichelderfer, new District | Cornell University facuity decided yes- tack. Commissioners, promising them support. | terday to establish a bureau of auto- ‘Advantages to be obtained through | mobile administration to grant univer- affiliation with the Washington Retail sity “licenses” to students to operate Credit Men's Association were outlined | automobiles. A proposal to ban auto- by E. E. Dillon, president of the | in gold and numerous sther presents et e s STRIKE CALLEL OFF GOVEHNMENT ]OB le;rvlee‘ ‘The presentation was made by SAN FRANCISCO, May 15 (#).—A Alvin W. Hall, director of the bureau.|;3_montn fight for a 40-hour week After the ceremonies in the examining | yng increased wages was abandoned > division, ~here she had worked, a spe- | . . i Aivsithton MWane b . yesterday by San Francisco's local photo eing °B:nv'"2’“ Engrav |;:ll“:lm$con ud-;slheldh in her hono";fl)x‘rl\cm' unlon when a strike, called au Em- e reau ining hall. . X Afterward Miss O'Neill visited parts }ADI‘H 23, 1929, was uncm}dluonllly ploye. of the bureau which she had never |called off. P A seen, during all her 5¢ years-of service. | The deadlock was broken in Chicago 5 Miss O'Neill was among & few em- | when the executive council of the inter- Miss Bridget O'Neill, 72 years of age, | ployes of the bureau with service of | national union last May 2 approved the tho were | local's action in ending the strike. The Vollmer, president of the Georgia igne of the Citizens’ Forum ‘Will Regulate Automobiles. N. Y, May 15 (#).—The mobiles from the campus was defeated. | retired from Government service at the | half a centu Talks stressing co-operation between | The trustees must approve the faculty Bureau of Engraving and Printing yec- | personally congratulated by Secretary | San Francisco Industrial Association were | plan. terday after having spent 54 years in | of the Treasury Mellon some time ago |and Photo Engravers' Local No. 8 were 1 fatal accidents to student| Federal employment. in his private office at the Treasury | advised of the action by telegram Miss O'Neill was presented with $50 | Department. vesterday. 8 Every Size is on a Sep- arate Table, making it very easy for you to make selections! TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 eli'ng vo 4,890 A Special Purchase of 4,890 Garments On Sale Tomorrow at 9:15 A. M. When we make a special purchase it must be worth-while. It took smart buying and weeks of planning to stage such an enormous event as this! 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