Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1931, Page 6

Choir Director HOOVER BLAMED FOR “CONFUSION" Shouse Attacks Administra- tion and Predicts Demo- cratic Victory in 1932. PICKED TO LEAD %2 D. C. SINGERS IN CONCERT. By the Associated Press MIDDLETOWN, Conn, October 31.— Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Demo- eratic National Executive Committee foday blamed President Hoover for “most of the confusion” of the present day and sald public confidence in the Republican administration has been so shaken that 1932 would bring an over- whelming Democratic victory at the s ‘There is no question thet most of the confusion of today can be traced | divectly to the door of the White House, Shouse told several hundred Connecti- cut Democrats attending a_luncheon meeting of the Connecticut Pederation ©of Democratic Women's Clubs. DR. JOHN FINLEY WILLIAMSON. “80 many misstatements of fact have emanated from the White House and _Announcement has been made that the personal spokesmen of the Presi-|942 local choir singers will assist the dent that the public has come 10 ques- | Westminster Choir when it comes here tion and doubt anything that bears the | wednesday evening for a choral con- | s i | cert at Constitution Hall, under the | Criticises Farm Aot. | direction of Dr. John Finley William- | Shouse criticized the farm marketing | gon and under the auspices of the act which created the Federal Farm|washihgton Federation of Churches. | Board as “worse than useless” and| ~jocal educatfonal institutions which | charged that the Smoot-Hawley tariff | wi participate include the three Glee,| act placed an embargo on foreign goods | Clubs of the Young Women's Christian | and -had destroyed foreign trade. Association, conducted by Mary M. | He said in the opinion of 95 per cent ' Burnett, one of which, the Elizabeth | of the economists the farmer would Somers Glee Club, will join the vested have “fared far better” without the processional which will precede the Federal Farm Board and expressed the | concert, and the other two clubs, the | hope that the act creating the board | Business and Professional Women's | would be repealed early in the next ses- | Glee Club and the Girl Reserve Glee | sion of Congress. | Club, taking part in the singing of the Shouse blamed the defeat of Ex-Gov. | final hymn. Students of the Wast Smith for the presidency in 1928 to ap- | ington College of Music, Gunston Hall . peals made “by the opposition to racial | School, National Cathedral School and | and r!llllmu prejudices.” He praised | others will attend in a body. | Raskob, Democratic national Charlotte Klein, F. A. G. O. and B ) T Rl aorts 1 fobbiiat. | dewns of the. District ot ol his party after this election, and | Chapter of the American Guild of Or- through organization and the es- | ganists, will play the processional for tablishment of a national Democratic | the vested groups at this concert. uarters the party has been able B e Dol w0 e e 7 h o GETS LIFE FOR SLAYING people” better than ever before. Percy Marshall, colored, was sen Help From White House, B ve had a v h V6 bave "hLs A amaunt of M15: | enced to 1ife tmprisonment by Justios James M. Proctor in Criminal Division and more of that help has come from the White House than from any other » | 1 yesterday for the murder of William | Johnson, also colored, June 6 last “This popular uprising against the Hoover administration is Nation-wide,” | “He entered a plea of guilty to murder in the second degree and Assistant he said. “I do not hesitate to say that unless there is some change in the | United States Attorney James R. Kifl trend of public opinion we shall score |}and consented. The court then im- next year a Democratic victory so t | posed the maximum sentence. that we shall elect the next President | and carry both houses overwhelmingly.” He also predicted that irrespective of who organized the House when the next | inaugurate on March 4, 1933. . the Democratic| “If there be any legislative panacea Representatives will “determine the |for our present commercial unrest and course of legislation.” industrial depression, it il be the 'mocrats who effect it. Theirs is the | Test of Democratic Party. only coherent power in Congress. * * * | “The Seventy-second Con?r!‘ss," he | Present indications point to an actual sald, “convenes five weeks m now | Democratic numerical majority in the and the imminence of that event brings | House. * * * But whether the Demo- to mind that the happenings of the next | crats organize the House or not, few months will be the first great test of | Representatives will determine the Democratic party, not only in rela- | course of legislation, * * * tion to the campaign of 1932, but in the | uner matter of the permanence of ocratic &dministration of the Gov- the indeed for a sweeping Democratic vic- tory next year.” The Best Place in Town to Buy A NEWI 1932 | ernment which we hope and expect to | (}| our | | | Scarfs “Just now the prospects appear bright | | lars and cuffs. -PHILCO - WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING RADIO @zrassss PAYMENT i ZMIMIINN, | Pay as Little as THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 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