Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1930, Page 7

KENTUCKY PRIMARY - LISTS COMPLETED Robsion Unopposed in G. 0. P.| Spftate-Race—3 Women | {/Seek House Seats. P {Kentucky primary Saturday, Au- & . for remomination for the long and fsBort terms. His Denfocratic op- pondnis will not be opposed in the pri- mary @ither. The time for filing candi- | dacies ¢xpired at midnight | THE. EVENIN G STAR, Poker Player Leaps In Vain; Militant Spouse Was Not His By the Associated Press. NEW_YORK, June 24.—An en- raged Bronx housewife, tired of whiting all night for her poker- playing husband to come home, knocked upon the door of a Bronx apartment Sunday, in- terrupting a quiet seven-handed game. “Where is my husband?’ she demanded in a loud and terrible voice. Two of the players grabbed their hats and dove out a win- dow. One of them, David Tar- vin, 37, fractured his hip when he hit the sidewalk. At a hospital he was told his 1r;\rp was needless. It wasn't his wife. Ten pairs of beavers brought from PLANSFOR GERVAN PAYMENTS READY !Agreement for Meeting | Treaty Debts in Bonds and Cash Signed. | Agreements by which American ac- | discharged in accordance with the | treaty between the two nations were | signed yesterday. | According to explanation advanced on behalf of the agreement by Secre- tary Mellon, the United States will re- | counts against Germany will be fully | been awarded damages against Ger- many. Under the terms of the agreement, Germany is to issue to United | States, at par, bonds maturing semi- | | annuaily. Payments made for the Army cent. The mixed claims awards bear award up to January 1, 1928, and the | rate of 5 per cent from that date until | | paid. EPEORERREE | FASCIST VOTE INCREASED | DRESDEN, June 24 (#)—Saxony, called barometer of the nation, in Sun- day's Diet elections revealed a con- | siderable growth in Fascist numbers and a shrinkage of Socialist and Populist | strength. | "The result of the election caused ob- | | servers today to believe there might be treme right. The returns indicated that | the Socialists hold 871,327 votes, against 922,932 at the last election, whereas the | | costs include interest at about 33; peri | interest at the rates specified in such | | settlement of war claims act specify a ||| trend of all Germany toward the ex- | || Capital $3,400,000 WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1930. Surplus $3,400,000 Your Estate st | Canada in 1917 by the Pennsylvania | ceive in annual payments a total of | Fascists jumped from 133,958 to 376,724. | shlas apitalist Y paym S R emac R s ehioles | Game Commission now have 10,000 de- | $250,000,000 to meet the expénse of the | The German Nationalist vote was | Children’s Commission, wili be the Scendants. They thrive when protected | American Army of Occupation and will | scarcely half that of the last election, | . o . Demoeratic nominee for the short term {f0m man by law, for their well con- | receive additional instalments totaling | while the Communists made very slight | s ———————— reate mn a i etl'ne of four months to fill the unexpired Structed homes are virtually impreg- | $505,000,000 to be distributed among |gains, a disappointment in view of their | . term of Frederick M. Sackett, who was nable to their natural enemies. private American claimants, who have 'costly campaign. | made Ambassador to Germany and whom Senator Robsion succeeded by | gubernatorial appointment. Judge Miles M. Logan, Bowling Green, member of ‘ | grand sire of the Odd Fellows of the World, will be the Democratic nom- Do You Want to Drive and Use Your Car This Summer? Buy at Fall Prices Now! Should Not Be Deprived of Your Best Care In Providing For Its Disposition By Will. inee for the full six-year term. ‘Walker Declines Re-election. L. L. Walker, Republican, eighth dis- trict, is the only representative not jseeking re-election. Incumbents unop- The most productive years of your lifetime are spent in accumulating and guarding property for your financial wel- fare and that of your dependents. 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Southwest— 7th end E Sts. SW. Northwest— Liberal Time Payments Can Be Arranged 1140 15th St. N.W. INFANTA BEATRICE IS 21 King Alfonso's Daughter Puts 22 ‘Gold Coins in Collection Box. MADRID, June 24 (P).— Infanta Beatrice, daughter of King Alfonso, Sunday = celebrated her twenty-first birthday, beginning the day with at- tendance at mass in the royal palace, She put i the collection box 22 gold coins, one more than he rage. | Infante Don Jaime was 22 yesterday. He will leave for Malaga June 27 to em- | bark for Ceuta, where a festival is being | organized in his honor. The Prince of Asturias, heir apparent to the crown, | Come in and Learn Used Car Values will return-to Madrid from Seville to- w7 7 Buicks, Dodges, Olds, Chryslers, Packards, etc. A leading physician and psychologist of New York has observed that foot | trouble is almost invariably accompa- | nied by lack of mental and physical | initiative and by an irritable temper. —— Joseph McReynolds, Inc. 1423 L St. N.W. 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