Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1930, Page 16

DEMOCRATIC BOD IGSUES STATEMENT Montgomery Committee Out- lines Party Stand in County. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., October 22.—A statement that the Montgomery County | Democratic State Central Ccmmittee | and the Candidates Committee wish | ta co-operate with all Democrats in the county and propose to continue to consider as Democrats all who will work or vote for the Democratic candidates, was issued yesterday over the signa- tures of members of both committees When questioned this morning_re- garding the statement, Stedman Pres- cott, chairman of the Candidates Com- mitfee, said he thought it spoke for itself and that he had nothing to add to it No Formal Action Planned. Berry E. Clark, chairman of the| State Central Committee, explained ihe | statement by saying that the ccunty Democratic organization had failed received the co-operation of various mem- bers of the progressive faction of the party. He said that the Democratic organization will cease to consider as Democrats all those who oppose the | Democratic candidates in the Noven ber clecticn. No formal action, how ever, will be faken by the State Central tee to rule them out of the| he declared duly clected mem- bers of the Democratic State Central Committee for Montgomery Count wiich is the committee recognized b; State law as the official committee of the Democratic party, and members of the Democratic Candidates Committee for the 1930 November election, here- with state to all Democratic voters and political workers of Montgomery County that we have no intention or desire other than to co-operate with and con- tinue to work with all the Democrats of the county. We propose to continue.to consider as Democrats all who will work .or vote for the duly and legally nominated candidates of their party on the 4th of next November and will be glad to con- tinue to co-operate with on an_equal footing all loyal memoers of the Demo- cratic party who are now, or between now and November 4, may support and actually do vote for the Democratic State, congressional, judicial and county candida in the approaching election on November 4. Candidates Majority Choice, “We respectfully call the attention of the Democratic voters of the county | to the fact that the Democratic party’s congressional, judicial and county can- didates all were the choice of the majority of the registered voters in the | primary election of September 8, and | that the party’s candidates for Governor and other State-wide offices were nomi- nated without opposition. “Further, that the character, busi- | ness, experience, fitness and_ability of { mot -a single one of the Democratic oendidates representing the Democratic party on the November ballot has as! yet been challenged by even the oppos- ing candidates of the other parties.” Che undersigned GANDHI REPRESENTATIVE WEDS COLORADO CO-ED Hindu Journalist and Boulder Freshman Plan to Start Chain of Papers Through India. By the Associated Press. 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The court found it necessary, as s result of their failure to appear, to declare a recess and rearrange the docket. J. D. McIlwee and R. C. Gar- rett, who had been summoned as pro- spect jurors, had sent word that ‘they “would not be in,” as they were picking apples. Several witnesses gave the same excuse for not obeying the summons of the court. Judge Williams directed warrants to be issued forth- with, citing the men for contempt of court. HOME BREW APPROVAL to | published reports quoting him as say- | beverage containing one-half of 1 per | hibition act. IS DENIED BY WO0DCOCK form THE EVENING COUNTY ELECTIN| JUDGE BOLTS G. 0.P. | Olney Official Objects to Plat- form Attacking Montgom- ery Administration. By a Staf Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., October 22.—A letter was received yesterday by Laurason B. 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