Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 3

" BURLESON REVIEWS DEMOCRATE FIELD Holds. Ritchie.Most Available Presidential Timber, but Fa- vors Newton D. Baker. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. Tex., November 8.—The He named mearly s ‘dosén party leaders as-available timber.. Gov. A. ities. & dozen Texas men are avatlable as suitable material for the presidency, Urges Fight on Real Tssites. rrels a; oul Ilql‘:l:!. He dee’l‘l‘red his be- - of Democratic victory. Mr. Burleson said: “The trend of election returns indi- excellent prospect for success in the election of 1932. “The party has a wealth of material for the presidential nomination. “Either ex-Secretary Baker of Ohio, to lay-aside gkh\mllly:dnlhtwlthe | Bridge-Pllyin.;Wives Blamed for Decline TO A BUSNESS ;Governors‘ Report States | Prepared to Win War on Misery This Winter. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. President Hoover did not say so in his laconic post-election utterance about the “job” now facing the country—i. e., concentration on “further measures for should do thing . Indeed, the administration’s most_eager preference is that Capitol refrain from rushing in FOREMOST MAIL PILOT TO SPEAK AT LUNCHEON Paul “Dog” Collins to Nairate His Flying Experiences for Ad- vertising Club Members. in 8,000 it_to 11 months. of { 541 of in a nd ¥z : 3¢ {1 §eg il i oof gFes it §828s § gt H B i ot gz fi bkt i il i i & E i ol E. K 2.3 T i £ 2 £ i = 2 H 2 ; itory 4 e s roo! Br. 171 FE g gonian o5, rload Wiorids oranes, 18c dosen, nice e atiie they “leste " out. Nase T . nw. [ DSESTES, W A Bt or acting Governors of all the | 48 Blates of the Union. Mfluruui:’ arrangements, for Col. Woods to talk to State executives all day in the g ferent. and in four other with State officials temporarily ive chalr. - States Have Plans Ready. . | evidence of and made industrial g:i_»; um% ;,.E‘:. fifiml . th’s Transfer & Storage in g Company. North 3343, Vap_Line Service. indow Sha 95¢ i %nmm Water- 13 You 313 0 o on your rollers at in wm‘% ‘This sale " The Sham?lctory 3417_Conn. Ave. S. R &R Sy Red Ball Transit Co. 3183 Rockville Fruit Farm of m Wine- 16.0.P.TO AGCEPT DEMOCRATICOFFER Hoaver May Take Cognizance of Promise to Bring Busi- " ness Revival. (Contihued From First Page.) jority in the House, Mr. Rankin’is of the opinion that the Farmer-Labor member and the progressive Republi- cans from the West will not be in- clined to vote with the Republicans in organizing the House. “They made their campaigns largely on the question of farm re'ie! through an export debenture,” sald Mr. Rankin. “They know that if they help the Re- publicans organize the House and or- ganize the committees they will be vot- ing against the very measures upon which they made their campaigns.” Mr. Rankin also referred to water- power legislation, especially Muscle Shoals, and insisted t the Repub- licans, if they were permitted to or- ganize the House and ‘Senate would be able to tie up such legislation as well as_the farm relief measure, If Mr. Rankin's remarks are cor- rectly interpreted they indicate an in- tention on the part of the Democrats to go forward with a measure in the next Congress for the debenture, which has been turned down strongly by the Hoover administration. Republicans comment on this do not see any co-operation, But Mr. Rankin has pointed out a situation. that may in the end make it difficult l%lhe Republicans to or- ganize the use even though they ntry, | bave a majority of the membership on He has pointed out there is . A similar situation might arise in the Senate, bringing a dead organization. . | lock on Gains in Middle West. ‘The greatest Democratic gains were made ir four Middle West States and one border State. The Democrats took :3'" the Republicans the following ts: Indiana, 6; Ohlo, 6; Missouri, 6; Illinols, 5, and Kentucky, 6, & total States. The ], | night at 8 o'clock, "'vhen % Sett] an example to others, enroll in .t-lfe annual roll call of the the t yesterday was American Red Cross, of which soclety he is the honorary president. Judge John Barton Payne, chairman of the organization, | mands of President the- first to is shown above pinning the society’s emblem to Mr. Hoover's coat —Underwood Photo. I CONFEDERATE SONS T0 HOLD RECEPTION Judge Garrett, Former Tennessee Representative, on Program Tuesday Night. The Sons of Confederate Veterans will hold a re&epm‘;‘ n;x{d me%!ln( -; he Southern Memo lome Tuesda; : Judge Pinis Garrett of the Court of Customs als, former esentative Mrs. Fred Myers and dancing will follow. At the recent election of officers, Arthur Clarendon Smith was chosen commander of the Maryland and Dis- trict of Columbia divisions of the A. C. Smith. . | Sons of Confederate Veterans and Pred EEERILSLE i ES‘EE * | tion. on lief that 3,500,000 is & fairly reliable tabulation of tne jobiess lation. ‘ween speeded-up employment on public works, nati , State and local; increased relief fund activity on the part of the Community Chest and Red Cross organizations; the “self-help” programs of industrial concerns and the seasonal increase normal throughout ington is hopeful his children will weather the next few months. The administration in other words, misery” will be won. At any rate, it is President Hoover's ardent desire that the country will forget politics, political controversy and other minor matters “Best-Built” Metal GARAGES Ne Cash Needed A MONTH —and up to e ettt Al ¥ . “Concrete Block and Sthceo Garape. Terme in Broportion to the cost. American Radiator Co. HOT-WATER HEATING PLANT camp. Other officers Grady, adjutant general, .| W. Wilson, treasurer. P. Myers as commander of the District are Benjamin and Gordon ‘The Sons have voted to invite the Confederate Veterans' reunion to meet in Washington in 1932 and are pre- pared to conduct a vigorous campaign to that end. ‘The District camp will make a pil- grimage to the Manassas battlefield in February. WASHINGTON ELKS PLAN SPECIAL LADIES’ NIGHT | One-Act Skit, Boys’ Band and Ann Greenberg, Entertainer, Will Be Program Features. ‘Washington Lodge, No. 15, B. P. O. 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