Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1932, Page 7

PARTY CHIEFS LAUD ROOSEVELT SPEECH His Utilities Policy Is Hailed as Constructive Proposal in Public Interest. Six Democratic leaders vesterday is- sued statements of praise for Gov. Roosevelt'’s speech in Portland, Oreg. through the Democratic National Com- mittee. “It while, Barkley of Kentucky, “to criticize Gov Roosevelt because he had not stated his position on all of the issues of the campaign. Now that hy doing so, the FRepublicans are grievously disappointed, beeause what he has said has been so salutary and so well fitted to the needs of the Nation that sound and valid objection cannot be found.” Called Best Summary. Other quotations included: Senator Sheppard Jof Texas: speech is the best summary of the pub- lic utility peared " Representative Byrns of Tennessee was Republican policy for & aid the statement of Senator | MARRIED WOMAN SUED FOR BREACH OF PROMISE | Canadian Claims Former Widow Gave Him Hope and Then Be- came Friend's Bride. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 23.—A man sued a married woman for breach of promise yesterday. It made Superior | Judge Joseph B. David knit his brows. | Alanson Malott, formerly of Leaming- ton, Ontario, was the suppliant, and the | defendant Mrs. Mary Anne Luettig Brown of suburban Glencoe. Three | years ago, Malott related, he and his | bosom friend. Horace S. Brown, wooed | the former Mrs. Luettig while she, a widow, was visiting at Leamington. Brown won and married her in October, 1930. She now is suing for divorce. | Malott contends Mrs. Brown prom- | ised first to marry him and then mar- ried Brown, thus subjecting Malott to such disgrace in Leamington that he had to move away. “I think a suit would have to be brought for special damages.” the judge said He continued the suit to October | 15 to think it over. |SILVER SPRING COUPLE “His | problem that has yet ap- | “He offers a constructive policy for a | policy of inaction.” Senator Fletcher of Florida: “We have been able to see very clearly in the past few vears what can occur when we have an administration that is not interested in what happens to the con- sumer and investor. * * * The Govern- ment must see that those who support the utilities or have their money in- vested in public utility companies are protected just as much as the corpora- tions themselves. * * * Gov. Roosevelt has shown that he appreciates this thoroughly.” Georgian Praises Speech. Senator George of Georgia: body blow to the Hoover administra- tion. * * * Gov. Roosevelt'’s Portland proposal is simple; it is conservative. * * * President Hoover's program is negative regulation, primarily in the interest of the utilities themselves.” Representative Bloom oi New York “* * * Gov. Roosevelt has shown what should be done. * * * The future of the country depends upon the correct use of power.” Artificial eyelashes are vogue in sev- eral European cities. e e p| FREED ON RUM CHARGE Judge Woodward Dismisses Case When Testimony Shows Only | credit was $2,269,000,000, awiecrease of | AR ALY Small Quantity Was Found. Special Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE, Md., September 23.— Charges of having in their possession intoxicating liquor with the intention | of selling it which were preferred against Lioyd Harris and Mrs. Nellie | Harris following a visit to their home at Silver Spring by Montgomery County officers, on_September 9, were dismissed | by Judge Charles W. Woodward in the Police Court here yesterday after it had been shown that only a very small quantity of alleged gin was found on | the premises. The officers inspected the home on the strength of a search R CUBANS RESUME FLIGHT | TULSA., Okla., September 23 (#).— Three Cuban good will flyers, Capt Maric Torres and Lieuts. Rodolfo Herrera and Pablo Alonso, left Tulsa at 8:50 am (C. S. T)) today for Kan- sas City on their tour of three nations. | The flyers came here via Guatemala and Mexico. They will stop in Wash- 4 money THE EVENING § HOARDED HONEY | 5 GROMING LESS Cash in Circulation Declines $26,000,000, According to Federal Reserve. Decline of $26,000.000 in the amount of money in circulation, indicating & further return of money from hoards, | was announced in the weekly report of the Federal Reserve Board yesterday. The board placed the amount in cir- culation September 21 at $5.642,000.000, a decline of $133,000.000 since July 6 which the biard be'eves has | come out of hoording and been returned to the banks, At the same time, the board reported a further increase in the monetary gold stock of the Nation, which went up $37.000.000 in the week to a total of $4.165.000.000. The week's in-rease | made the gold stock $254.000.000 larger than it was on July 6 when the upward movement started. On September 21, the board said, total reserve bank credit amounted to | One Dozen 12-oz. Bottles Delivered to | Your Home | $2.259.000.000, & decrease of $44,000,000 | piengs well With c for the week. 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