Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1932, Page 31

TAINTS ROOSEVELT TOSPEAKONBONS Hurley Says . Governor| “Hasn’t Nerve to Come Out in Open” on Issue. By the Associated Press. JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., September 29 —Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary of War, charged Gov. Franklin D. Roose- velt “hasn’t had the nerve to come out in the open before you veterans” on the bonus, and criticized an unnamed Bos- tor. “politician,” in an address last night after there were scattered booes from the audience. As a policcman started toward one heckler, the large crowd yelled “Put" t. * Hurley called to | “1 that many times. Let him earn his money.” Hits Political Rumors. monstrations,” Hurley con- e prompted by reports of the onvention of the American Legion recently at Portland, Oreg.. | which were adcast by a Boston | ward-heeling politician, who never saw | the inside of a United States uniform.” | In answer to calls from the audience | regarding the bonus, the War Secretary declared: “Yes, I am opposed to paying the bonus ‘at this time because I believe | MRS SABIN CLAIMS | Women's Organization for National 500 THREATEN FAST Rumanian Veterans Desist After Being Promised Pensions. BUCHAREST, Rumania, September 29 (#).—A group of 500 pensioners, for- mer non-commissioned army officers, pitched camp in the old Roman arena yesterday and announced they would fast, until the government met its ob- ligations toward them. They won their point after a fashion within a few hours. Finance Minister George Mironescu received a ceputation of the fasters and assured them their pension difficulties would be straightened out as soon as possible, whereupon the pensioners agreed to give up their fast and resume their normal lite. 1,132,000 MEMBERS Growth Shown for Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform. By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, September 29.—An enrollment of 1,152,000 members in the Prohibition Reform was claimed today THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. SEPTELEER 29, 1932. PHILLIPS DELICIOUS Cooked Spaghetti . .can 5¢ Baked Beans COLLEGE INN Spaghetti a la Mussolini. .can 10c Rice Dinner can 10¢ WASHINGTON FLOUR 5 lbs., 18c 12 lbs., 35¢ you the highest The privilege enjoyed by D.G.S. owners to select the meats suitable for their dis- ng customers enables them to offer Our collective buying is the reason why we can offer you such low prices. Your Phone Order Will Receive the D.G.S. Owner’s Most Courteous Attention GRAND OPENING S. ROSSI'S D.G.S. STORE 3923 12th St. NE. Phones North i} FRIDAY, SEPT. 30th, 7 to 10 P.M. Store in Brookland, known as the Michigan Park Market, been one of progress and modernity. Now upon becoming a .G.S. store, they have completely remodeled it into what is truly a model D.G.S. market. You, yours and your friends are invited to inspect it. There will be FREE GROCERIES—FREE DEMONSTRATIONS— FREE SOUVENIRS Come One! Bring the Entire Family and Friends! Come All! YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON THE Quality of D.G.S. Meats quality meats on the market. RCLL BUTTER GOLD BAND BUTTER. . .. 28¢ AYRSHIRE BUTTER ... . 33¢ ALDERNEY MILK, st 7c; at. 12¢ BOSCO THREE-FOOD DRINK. Ask sm. jar 2" the dAdBvenlurel of Bosco. 21 Bill DG SN Scarciin s c that it Is detrimental to the American | by Mrs, Charles H. Sabin of New York people and the American Government, | the Executive Committee of the and I've nerve enough to come out in the open and say so. | group which was formed by 17 women in 1829. Roosevelt Positis Unknown, A he told the committee that a ma- “Why, vou few here in this audience L vho have been interfering with state- 1OFILY Of the members have been added ments about the bonus don't even know | in the last year and that “this clearly how the candidats for the opposition | indicates the directicn from which op- Farty stands on the matter. No, Frank- | Position to the eighteenth amendment lin Roosevelt hasn't explained his posi- | IS coming in increasing force, from tion and up until now he hasn't had | Women who have lost their respect for the nerve to come out in the open be- | it and want it repealed.” fore you veterans on the matter.” | She said the group now has a larger Hurley charged that Roosevelt had | membership in many States than the “been straddling the question of paying | Women's Christian Temperance Union, | the bonus.” Hurley praised the President’s pro- gram “fo accelerate recovery from the | depression.” | U. S. Kept Solvent. “Through the Recorstruction Finance | o nd other agencies set to | administraticn, the Presi- vonted the impairment of | d economic in- { stads forth as a striking | achievemen America at a time when economic convulsions had driven some of the mightiest nations of the world from their monetary stands and when_revolutions were taking place in | 18 different countries. | “That American institutions have withstood the strain under which other naticns have broken is due in large measure to the calm determination of the American people end to the fact that the President of the United States gcted with intelligence and courege.” CURTIS WILL OPEN OKLAHOMA CAMPAIGN Vice President to Speak at Enid Tonight—Hurley Also to Stump State. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, Septembsr 29.— Vi brings his_cam- of the Republican | day. | a speech tonight at rnoon, at Ponca City tomy ] 3 Pawhuska Saturday | morning and at Muskogee Saturday | afternoon. Announcement that Secretary of War | Patrick J. Hurley will return to his na- | tive Oklahoma for nine campaign | speeches in days was made by State | Republic schedule, which lists speeches October! 11 at Chickasha, Oklahoma City (two | earances), El Reno and Lawton and ober 12 at Hugo, Atoka, Ada and | claim upon the v “The reason is easy to understand,” Mrs. Sabin said. “We are n he party ot temperance, the W. C. T. U. has become the party of intolerance. Temperance is and always will be the women's cause. But temperance can- not be insured, as these good ladies scem to think, moarely by pre-empting a commif met to discuss plans for g active support to candidates for Congr who favor repeal of the amendment. irty-eight States have legislation providing for liquor control, which would become effective in event of re- peal, Jouett Shouse, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, said last night addressing a mass meeting in St. Paul. 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