Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1931, Page 5

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Describing Raskob's letter as “evasive, deceitful and disingenuous,” Kent d clared the epistle was “deliberately de- signed to conceal the facts—not to clarify them.” “All T did,” Kent pointed out, “was take the fad and figures revealed by Mr. Gerard’s report to the House of Representatives, together with other - known facts about your party and print them in a logical sequence. The_result, Kent continued, “scared” both Raskob and his “pay roll boys.” Criticizing Raskob for allowing six days to elapse before replying to his charges, the Baltimorean termed the Democratic chairman “just a breast-beating ama- teur in politics. who has had the covers pulled o him.” Repeats Principal Charge. Kent repeated the -principal charge made in his article in the Baltimore Sun of January 6—that Raskob has as- sumed the debts of the Democratic party. Asserting the party owes its National Committee chajrman $250,000, he added: “I further assert that it owes you more every month, not less, and that in the last campaign the records show nine- tenths of all money contributed came from you. I further assert that, in the | history of this country, no political !Fm_v was ever under such financial ob- igations to any individual as the Dem- ocratic party is under you today. You brought the party out of bankruptcy, ! put it through the receivership, stood it on iis financial feet and then clapped a first mortgage on it. You are the first-mortgage holder.” Kent denied he had inferred Raskob became a Democrat because the party's candidate in the last presidential race, Alfred E. Smith, is a Roman Catholic, as is the committee chairman. “You know perfectly well that I hate bigots as bitterly as vyou and have fought them with a clearer conscience,” Kent said. “You know that part of your letter is rot. You are not dumbo, and you know better.” THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and colder tonight with lcwest temperature about 20 degrees, tomorrow fair and con- tinued cold, rising temperature Priday; gentle shifting winds becoming moderate to_fresh northwest tonight. Maryland—Generally fair and colder tonight, preceded by snow in south- east portion this afternocn; tomorrow fair and continued cold, rising femper- ature Friday; moderate shifting winds becoming fresh northwest tonight. Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow, preceded by snow in southeast portion this afternacn, colder tonight; con- tinued cold tomorrow; shifting winds, becoming fresh northwest by tonight. West Virginia—Fair tonight and to- morrow, colder tonight; slowing rising { temperature tomorrow in extreme west perticn. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 41; 8 pm., 3 12 midnight, 30; 4 am, 25; 8 am, 29; noon, 31. Barometer—4 pm., 30.04; 8 p. 30.09; 12 midnight, 30.13; 4 a.m., 30.1 8 am. 30.14; noon, 30.12. 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Mr. Chesterton will debate with Mr. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1931 Hnnflum tonight on “Is, ?" The verbal tilt is being under the joint auspices’ of American University -and ‘the community ecenter id | department of the public school system. The British author, who is traveling with Mrs. Chesterton on- his current tour, will remain in Washington .until Friday, when he will g0 to Yale Uni- versity. Models for Dance, Beach, Garden and Home Pa- raded in Gotham. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January 14.—The well- dressed woman will follow the clock around in pajamas if the Spring | Fashion Show of the Garment Retailers | of America is a eriterion. Models exhibiting pajamas for the Author, Here to Debate on Psychology, Gives Views on Current Questions. The greatest difference in the United | States of today and 10 yeafs ago, G bert K. Chesterton, noted British au- | thor, be teves, is the fact that the wets of 1920 are the drys of 1930 and the drys of that year are today's wets. dance, the beach, the garden and the home paraded across the stage of the Hotel Astor last night. terry cloth, blue and white stripe duck | and flowered stuff were the vogue, | voluminous in the legs and snugly fitted | at_the waist. From the 150 creations shown by 87 exhibitors it was illustrated that the | ensemble still rules women'’s wear. Al- most every dress had its jacket and many two and three piece suits had hip-length, ~three-quarter and full- | length jackets, made of crepelike | woolens for street wear and of rough, | * spongy materials for sports | sses were an inch or two longer st Fall and coats followed suit. for afternoon wear were seven or eight inches off the ground Dinner and dance frocks touched or barely cleared the floor, the toes of evening slippers peeping beneath ruffied flounces or clinging drapery of chiffon. | Some fashion tendencles gleaned: The hemline steadily is dropping: red is an outstanding color for sports wear: gingham frocks once more are up o date; matching berets accompany tweed | suits and coats; velvet is the material | for Summer evening wr Heads Patriotic Order. GREAT CACAPON, W. Va., January 14 (Special).—Mrs. Minnie McGowan was elected president of the lccal chap- | ter of the Patriotic Order of America at the annual meeting last night. Mrs. Rhoda Farris was named assistant. | At least that.is what he told Wash- ington newspaper men Wwho 1mpmud Red and white | him at the Mayflower Hotel Jast night | shortly after his arrival here to debate with Cosmo Hamilton on the merits of pwcholoz) at Constitutional Hall to- | night. Thinks Lewis Unrepresentative. So far as his personal views of pro- hibition are concerned, Mr. Chesterton declared that he would remain an em- phatic dry—at least as long as he is in the United States—for, he explained, it would be in rather bad taste o turn criminal in any country not your own Mr.-Chesterion, responding to inquir- ies, expressed pleasure in reading the HEST [OLDS Vanish Qui(k!s/ : For over 40 years doctors have prescribed KOND( for pors which spread I nose. throat and chest. clearer in a flash. coughing, all end. 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