Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1932, Page 17

HODVER RELIEVED | OF BALLOT DRIVE National Committee to Take Responsibility for Directing Coming Campaign. By the Astociated Press. CHICAGO. July 13—Contrary to 1928, the brunt oz the Republican cz - paign direction this year will be baiue | by_the National Committee. President Hoover will be freed of all details save those of his addresses This was the outline drafted yester- day by Everett Sanders, chairman of the National Committee after a White Housc visit. “We will follow closely.” Sanders said, “the campaign of 1924. In 1928, Hoover was not President and was able, and did, devote all his time to manag- ing his own cempaign. He actively directed the work in the national head- querters in Washington Will Attend Duties. “Now, we must do most of this work for him. The Naticnal Committee must leave him as free as possible to attend to the duties of the presidency.” With this directorship partial divorced, the national headquarters has been more conveniently centered in | Chicago. To aid Sanders and other officers | of the National Committee, 15 members were named as an Executive Com- mittee. While named primarily for the campaign, these committeemen and committeewomen will serve for the next | 1g; four years. Under Sanders’ outline of organiza- tlon work, the State chairmen will serve as the keystones. New Conditions Met. These chairmen, who will frequently \ visit the Chicago headquarters during | the corung months, will supervise th- | campaign in their States. The national | committee members will serve as aides | between them and Sanders The national cha*man was silent on | President’s Hoover's activities, except to | say the speech of acceptance would | robably be made about the same day as | last i early in August “We had to meet a different condi- tion this year” Sanders said. “The speech of acceptance of the Demoeratic | nominee was made at once. And we had to meet this.” RADIO STATION PERMIT IS FILED IN ALEXANDRIA 0ld Dominion Broadcasting Co. Secks Authority for Plant Near Potomac Yards. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, application for a building permit for | the new transmitter and studio build- | ing to be erected by the Old Dominion | Broadcasting Co.. near Potomac Yards | has been submitted to City \lanager Wallace Lawrence. According to Mr. Lawrence the appu- cation will have to be approved by the local Zoning Board of Appeals because of the fact that land the new broad- | casting station is to be erected on is now zoned residential. The board is | expected to give its approval at a ses- | sion tomorrow night, he said. Plans submitted with the application | call for & colonial one-story brick struc- ture, 62 feet by 63 feet. It is to be | located 155 feet west of the Mount Vernon Memorial Highway. The tow- ers are to be placed in marsh ground near the building. Actual construction | work is expected to be started within a | few days. RN - ™ S DIVORCE IS GRANTED | T A G | Chevy Chase Woman Wins Decree in Court at Rockville. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., July 13.—By the terms of a decree signed by Judge Rob- | ert B. Peter in the Circuit Court here, Thelma E. Reddington of 6501 Connec- | ticut avenue is awarded an absolute di- vorce from John A. Reddington of 1924 N street northwest, Washington, and is allowed to resume her maiden name of July 13.—The anson. ‘The petition stated that the couple - —Sanitary protec- tion is what your rugs should have. When Baby plays let | it be on a germ-proof rug —Rugs thoroughly cleaned and sterilized and stored. For Rug Cleaning and Storing Call Mr. Pyle... NAtional 3257-3291-2036 | Sanitary Carpet & | Rug Cleaning Co. | | 106 Indiana Ave. Members of the Rug Cleaners Institute of America SPRING VALLEY Washington’s Distinctive Residential Community SILVER STAR HOME 4915 Hillbrook Lane Now Open to the Public as a Demaon- stration of the Higher Art in Home Building and Interior Decorating. Designed and Built by W. C. & A. N. Miller Interior Decorations Charles Gallery, Inc. General Electric Kitchen Fully Equipped with the Most Modern Electrical Appliances through the co-operation of the National Electrical Supply Co. and The Potomac Electric Power Co. Available for Inspection Daily W. C. AND A. N. MILLER Developers 1119 Seventeenth District 4464 Bride of a Week | Whose July 2. erine | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dampier. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1932. SOCIETY (Continued From Second Page.) row evening from 8:45 until 12:45 o'clock. A faculty reception in honor of the students will take place in Corcoran Hall. In the recemng line will be the president of the university and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, the dean of the Summer sessions and Mrs. Robert Whit- ney Bolwell and the deans of the sev- eral schools of the university. Dancing will f>llow in Corcoran Hall and there will be music by a concert orchestra in the coll»ge yard. Mrs. William Le Febre of Olean,N. Y., is spending a few days at Wardman | Park Hotel, having ccme to attend the | wedding of Miss Margaret Miller and Mr. John E. O'Brien, which took place yesterday morning at Wardman. Mr. W. H. Rippard entertained at the dinner dance on the Shoreham ter- race last evening. Mr. Gerold McDonald and his daugh- The DODGE HOTEL North Capitol and E Sts. N.W. i' 0 q ¥ o, It's easy to park S your car here. ‘Then come through our gates. ..enjoy our charming gar- den. ..and our cool restaurant. MRS. OSCAR S. SMITH, marriage took place Saturday, She was_formerly Miss Cath- Elizabeth Dampier, daughter of —Brooks Photo. were married in Rockville on December 31, 1928, lived together until April 9, 29, ai was al wuu\d ch to clt it Y o'clock. Dinner—$1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Luncheon, 60c and $1.00 Also a la Carte at Moderate Prices Washingten’s Gnly “No Tipping” Hotel nd have no children. Desertion leged. The plaintiff was repre- b\ Attorneys Albert M. Bouic of and James F. Splain of Phillip-Louise Connecticut Avenue and I. Streets (1727 L Street N.W.) A cash purchase has enabled us to offer beautiful iffon gowns that were made to sell from 29.50 45.00 at 10.75 14.75 16.50 A Small Group of Dresses at 5.00 Our entire stock of high class merchandise is in- wled in this sale, which will start tomorrow morning Open Saturday until 5 o’clock All Sales Final—No Exchanges Rizik Brothers 1213 F Street Thursday and Friday CLOSE-OUTS Exquisite Rizik SUMMER FROCKS Cleared in 2 Groups 16.50 to 29.50 DRESSES, NOW 775 35.00 1o 55.00 DRESSES, NOW [ 500 5675 is 2 “new low” that expresses both your good sense and your good taste! Look— 1t Buys SUMMER SHOES that were made to sell for 0% 1o #1450 All Sizes from AAAA to C Widths To meet the demand—we have obtained an additional 300 pairs of All-White Shoes Imagine, at $6.75—pink, green and blue pastel doeskins—in pumps and sandals. . .so popular this season! Also, a varied assortment of sport models in white, white with black or. brown trim—in pumps, straps and oxfords, Your choice—$6.75. #FBOOTHBER Y 1015 CONNECTICUT AVENUE Former Hickson Shoe Depart'menl. ter are spending s vacation at the Molly Pitcher Hctel on the Shrewsbury River at Red Bank, N. J. Miss Anita Schade of 1520 Rhode Island avenue northwest will leave the city tomorrow to joln her sister, Mrs. C. A. Mueller, and niece, Anita Virginia who are at the Avon Inn at Avon-by- the-Sea, N. J., for the Summer. They expect to return in September. Miss Theresa Gay of Berkeley, is at the Dodge fr a week's stay. Miss Evelyn R. Coakley has returned to her home in North Woodridge after | an extended visit at Queens Village, Long Island. Mrs. G. Erlebacher of Woodley Park Towers, who is motoring through the White Mountains, is now stopping at we Mount Washington Hotel, Brettar | Calif., Miss May D. an has gone to Casco Bay, Me., where she will open her Sum- She will have with her as Miss Berch- mer home. guests for part of the Summer, Margaret L. O'Brien and Mr. Bel mans T. Fitzpatrick. Miss Mary E. Stockett of this city is vacationing at Colton Manor, Atlantic City, N. J. Potomac Association Meets. ROUND HILL, Va, July 13 (Spe- cial).—-The acting board of Potomac Assoclation met in the Baptist Church at Round Hill yesterday. This meet- ing convened to transact business of the Association prior to the annual meeting of the Potomac Association which meets in Middleburg August 17. After the business session a lunch was served by the ladies of the church. A ruby worth $10,000 and of the best color has been found at Mogok, in the Shan States. STREET CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AUTHORIZED Opening of Bethesda Thoroughfare Is Banctioned by Montgomery Commissioners. By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., July 13.—A con- tract for the construction of an exten- sion of Elm street through the W. G. Counselman property to Wisconsin ave- nue, in ?ethesdn. was awarded by the Board of Montgomery County Com- missioners yesterday to F. Irwin Ray, whose bid of $1,495.65 was the lowest submitted for the work. board _recol | ‘The rd ymmended Pollcemen‘tmmgr at Takoma Park until June | W. Frank Soper and Webb Hersperger of the Bethesda substation for the man- | ner in which they affected the capture of two bandits, who robbed several motorists over the week end. The let- ter of commendation from the board was signed by John B. Diamond, com- missioner in charge of police. e ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE Takoma Park Woman Files Suit in Court at Rockville. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., July 13.—Helen Edith Mayhew of Takoma Park has instituted proceedings in the Circuit Court here for an absolute divorce from Edwin Elsworth Mayhew, also of ‘Takoma Park, and asking alimony and counsel fees. | According to the biil, the couple were married October 25, 1919, lived |25, 1932, and have no children. ——— Electric totalizators may be installed | at French race tracks. DEMURRER SUSTAINED Plea Is Upheld in Perjury Indict- ment Against Annapolis Justice. Special Dispatch to The Star. ANNAPOLIS, July 13—A demurrer to the perjury indictment in the case of Police Justice Stephen J. Evard of the third district. was sustained by Judge Robert Moss in the local Circuit Jourt yesterday when the mlclitrnte ap- peared for trial. —e Nearly 200,000 London scheol cbil- dren are given free milk eves day - SLI sup covms 0! phone lur samples. Line. 5350 = 'sn[l“l?“;nuth 8t. 8.E. Every Item a Certified Value! Guaranteed in Savings! 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