Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1931, Page 20

Opens Hollister Speaker- By the Associated Press CINCINNATI, September 9.—Assist-| ant Secretary of the Navy Jahncke last | goy "of the whole Democratic position night predicted history in the next Congre: ing the challenge of fundamental is: Jahncke, appearing at 8 Repub! banquet here, opened the camp rally of John B. Hollister, Republican candidate for the seat made vacant by the dea Epeaker of the House. “I urge you to make the fight ag-| ar & moment have a breathing spell in their apolo- gles and explanations. * * ¢ “Demand first of your they are going to ‘play ball” wit B4 = \ Raskob h command of the Demo- cratic party in its mudslinging cam- fl:{n a t the President in an ef- ort to randicap him In carrying for- ward the great constructive program for unemployment relief and economtc Tecovery. * * °*” . Al_ SE |UN The Democrats were charged by Jahncke with espousing unemployment insurance similar to the dole system, e which he termed “illustrative of the sort of constructive leadership which in the hours of economic trial.” ‘The Assistant Secretary of the Navy, whn also i8 Republican national com- mitteeman from Louisiana, point:d to conditions in 1921, asserting they indi- cated failure of the Democratic party at the close of its administration to alleviate conditions. Democratic Senate leaders were taken to task for their pronouncements upon the tariff. He asserted the “Inconsist- ship Fight. President of P. R. R. By the Associated Press. would be made |on the tariff” had been exposed by & which he saw fac- | series of open letters from Republican them to specify some of the rates they | would decrease. “The truth of the matter is,” Jahncke id, “that if the HawleygSmoot tariff as high enough in June. 1930, it is | of t high eno today. If it was too | high then—and I do not admit it—it is too low toda been named. th of Nicholas Longwor the Ann Arbor nounced. ive at once.” Jahncke said. * . rmit your opponents to Wil Act as Adviser. !ndlcnflon;e l‘re that T::\;enfm‘;fl‘ctm nents if | leather will imported int e Un! P ?x the | Kingdom this year than in 1930. been requested, and present,” Wabash The PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 For All “Women Difficult to Fit” New Half Sizes “Daytime Slender-Stout” The styles embrace the latest fashions. The prints are simply en- chanting. Shorter shoulders. Collar will not rub neck. Larger armholes. Fullness across bust, Wider sleeves. No front hik- ing. More hip fullness. All colors guaranteed fast to washing. 38!z to 52v5. Palals Royal—Third Floor. Other Models at $2.95 e PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 , Phenominal Sale! 1,000 Famous Ingersol- Waterbury Alarm Clocks > Price Every Clock s: New, Modern, Fully Guaranteed. 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His successor has not ‘Taussig also resigned the presidency ilroad, & Michigan subsidiary of the Wabash, he an- The veteran raliroad official “has es for the quarters here announced, “to devote some of his THE EVENING STAR | WASHINGTON, D. time in an advisory capacity and to continue on the boards of the terminal companies in which the Wabash is in- terested. Mr. Taussig intends to devote his time to personal affairs.” ‘Taussig's withdrawal as president Thacher’s Comes Tomorrow. comes at a time when the Pennsylvania Rallroad is acquiring trol of the| The two highest officlals Wabash. This action follows that of [ Justice Department the Baltimore & Ohlo, competitor of | birth anniversaries today and tomor- the Pennsylvania, in Aetnl.lrl.n‘ the | Tow, in the order of rank in the Chicago & Alton, a competitor of the | department. WS S M er Franklin May Succeed. 50 tomorrow. Although a successor to Taussig has| The Attorney General is vacation- not been named, it was reported in|ing on a yacht off the New England railroad financial circles here and|coast. The solicitor general is in the elsewhere that the man most likely to | midst of supervlsh:x an investigation be chosen is Walter W. Pranklin, as- | of local police activities and plans to sistant vice president of the Pennsyl-|spend his birthday at his office. vania, in charge of operations. Frank- lin, who resides in Philadelphia, was president _of the Detroit, Toledo & Tronton Railroad until its acquisition last year by the Pennsylvania and is vice president of the Pennroad Corpo- ration, the Pernsylvania's holding com- pany. Taussig is a native of St. Louis and a member of an old St. Louis family, several of whom have attained pro- fessional and business distinction. e PALAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH C., WEDNESDAY, ANNIVERSARIES ARRIVE Attorney General’s Birthday Today. 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