Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1932, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C ‘ SD. DECEMBER 7 YOUNG DEMOCRATS |E—— , W PLAN PUBLICATION National Headquarters Or- dered Set Up in Washing- ton When Possible. B the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga. December 7.—The ‘Young Democratic Clubs of America plan to establish headquarters in Wash- ington and publish s national organ under & program of permanent organ- zation, Plans for functioning permanently ) were worked out here yesterday by the National Committee of the clubs with immediate development of the program dependent upon the success of the Jfnancial arrangements which were Kansas City Chosen. Before adjournment, the committes # voted to hold the 1933 convention of the clubs in Kansas City, June 16 and 17, and Tyre Taylor of Raleigh, N. C.,! national president of the organization, was _empowered to put through the hudqmneu and publication plans as funds become available. The president also was given power to appoint committees to serve until the convention. The National Com- mittee_directed him to set up head- a\nflgn at once even though lack of ices might force him to maintain it at Raleigh for the time being. Need $30,000 Yearly. Under the financing program adopted by the National Committee, members . of the national group. which are the State organizations, will be assessed 10 cents each for paid-up memberships. President Taylor estimated the cost of mo ting the national organization at B3 year. As in the case of the headquarters proposal, details of arranging for t.he arganization’s publication were left to ’I\vlor, dependent on financial develop- Mbs Elizabeth Wheeler, daughter of Senator Wheeler of Montana, read a report of a survey of the possibility of publishing & semi-monthly four-page newmper of standard size which, it estimeted, would require & $10,000~ byur lumdy ‘until subscriptions made # self-sustaining. PARAGUAY OFFERED “U. S. OFFICERS’” AID 102 Reported at Asuncion to Have Volunteered Swords in Gran Chaco Dispute. By the Associated Press. ASUNCION, Paraguay, December 7.— A message was reported recelved yes- been going on for the past The statement said fighting continued at Fort Agua Rica, with the enemy re- ' eating. and that all was quiet in 'POLLARD NOW ALONE ON EXECUTIVE GROUP November Election Removes Vir- ginian's Associates From Governors’ Committee. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., December 7—Gov. Pollard was not a candidate in the * November 8 election, but the election, nevertheless, will make him the whole show for & time in the matter of man- aging the affairs of the Conference of 0TS, ‘Governors. ‘This situation, the Governor dis- closed yesterday, came about with the removal by the election of all other members of the Executive Committee of the conference. Franklin D. Roosevelt, one member, was chosen the next President of the United States. Norman S. Case of Rhode mmd. another member, was de- & Democratic opponent; oodrmc of Kansas, another met the same fate, while H. Dern of Utah did not seek As s result only Gov. Pollard is left. He is a committee of one, and can get no assistance officially until the con- ference meets next year in California to elect a new board. ey 'SUSPECTED BOMB FOUND TO BE PERFUME BOTTLE Mrs. George Sevey, Alarmed by Package From Unknown, Calls the Police. # By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 7.—Mrs. George Bevey was alarmed, but the police % threw cold water on her fears. “A bomb!” she exclaimed to the police she summoned to her apartment as she . pointed with alarm to a small paper- | wrapped package she hed just received the mail from Mrs. M. C. Lloyd of ‘kwood, Mo. She explained she knew no Mrs. Lloyd, and recalling that a banker's wife had recently received an infernal machine by mail, she concluded that it was time for the police to act. officers followed the instructions their Policemen’s ,Manuel anent hun!- by dousing the package in & pail of water and waiting for five minutes. Then they pulled it out, unwrapped it and drew therefrom—a bottle of exotic gerfume—mn!ed by Mrs. Lloyd in be- alf of Mrs. Sevey's daughter, now en “ route to China. 0 LA VALLEE TO MAKE MOVIE | Binger Signed by Paramount for i All-Star Comedy. HOLLYWOOD. December 7 (#).— Paramount movie studio announced last night it has signed Rudy Vallee as the flflt o‘l an all-star cast for “Interna- House,” comedy of a stranded w_‘._;g of performers i the Orient. picture will mark Vallee's second ce as & character in & feature tarred in - “The production. He was n agabond Lover” and has SPpeared w several short productions. b Selow 'éi:u". ual " vatue. ROSSLYN LOAN CO. Va. Gift Scarfs A Wide and Smart Selection at 395 1 Silk scarf with shirred edge in $1.95 quaint Victorian style. 2. Wool scarf and turban set with i 1. smart safety pin. 3. Double rough silk ing stripe combination 4. Lovely p-in@d chiffon scarf—with rolled hem .. 5. Striped wnol vestee and cap—tre- $1.95 mendously smart. Others, $1 to $§ NECKWEAR, Arste 15, First FLOOR. Add to Your- Child’s Library This Christmas Children’s Books All the famous stories that have come down the centuries, to be read, re- read, and cherished by young people of all ages. Here are the classics of childhood; books to start boys and girls thinking for themselves and lay the foundations for a continued love of literature. Titles included—“Treasure Island,” “Kidnap- ped,” “Robinson Crusoe,” “Robin Hood,” “King Arthur and His Knights, ob, Son of Battle,” “Swiss Family Robinson,” ‘“Hans Brinker,” “Gulliver's Travels,” “Alice in Wonderland,” “Heidi,” “Little Women,” “Hawthorne’s Won- der Book,” “Sleeping Beauty and Other Tales,” “Stories from the Arabian Nights,” “Hand An- dersen’s Fairy Tales,” “Pinocchio,” “Tales Told by the Gander,” “Myths Every Child Should Know,” “Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know,” “Just So Stories,” “East of the Sun and West of the Moon.” BookS, ArsLE 23, FIrsT FLOOR. Woo I hemise gtep-im é SI 95 Slips Gowns } $2.95 A very little price to pay for so much loveliness. Check off every feminine name on your Christmas list, for you will find beautiful gowns with dark or light laces—fitted panties and chemise with adjustable straps, slim-fitting slips—all of pure- dye crepe with fine imported laces. Sux UNpERWRAR AND CosTuME Srirs Trmp FLoom. WARD & Lo « The Christmas Siore : GIFT VALUE S—_ Pure-dye Crepe Lingerie With Fine Imported Laces o Special Pre-Christmas Offer— Bromm's Famous Old Virginia Fruit Cakes 2 pouis 3] 45 The cake regularly $2—but specially priced because it is in a plain box The same delicious Bromm’s Old' Vir- ginia Fruit. Cake, of choice nuts and fruits, that we regularly sell for a much higher price, is at this special low price because we are offering it in a plain green box instead of the usual elabor- ate (and more costly) box. Made ex- clusively for us. Be sure to lay in a supply for the holidays—at this sav- ings. 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