Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1934, Page 8

A—S8 faeaa’quarter: for WINDOWand PLATE GLASS » les, fronts, automobiles. Mirror faetory. HIRES-TURNER GLASS COMPANY ROSSLYN. WEST 2560 DEALERS SUPPLIED, T0 RICHMOND BY TELEPHONE AFTER 8:30 P.M. STATIGN-TD-STATIDN CALL Corns Stop Hurting Instantly then Lift Right Off! Drop FREEZONE on that aching corn. Instantly it stops hurting; then shortly vou lift the corn right off with your fingers. You'll laugh, really! It is so easy and doesn't hurt one bit! Works - like a charm, every time. A tiny bottle of FREEZONE costs only a few cents at any drug store, | and is sufficient to remove every hard | corn, soft corn, and calluses. Try it! | MONTANASENATOR T0 AID NEW DEAL Murray, Concluding Term of Walsh, Was Formerly County Attorney. BUTTE, Mont., November 26 (N.AN.A.) —President Roosevelt will, | have a “100 per cent supporter” of | his policies in Senator-elect James E. i | Murray, who will succeed John E. Erickson as Montana's junior United States Senator and complete the re- | maining two years of the term of the late Thomas J. Walsh. i Mr. Murray, & Democrat, an-| nounced at the outset of his campaign | that he would back the entire New | Deal program of the President. The Senator-elect is & tall, broad- { shouldered lawyer-business man, 57 | years old. He was graduated from the Law School of New York Univer- | sity in 1900 and came to Montana in | the following year to practice his | profession. He married Miss Viola Horgan, daughter of a prominent business man of Memphis, Tenn., and | has six strapping sons, all university men, who took an active part in their | father’s pre-election campaign. Was County Attorney. In 1906 Mr. Murray was elected | | county attorney here. Up to hisg nomination and election as Senator | | he had never held or sought &ny po- litical office since the expiration of his term as county attorney. He fre- quently served. however, as county chairman for his party. ! Mr. Murray is interested in mining | and is the owner of the Keeting Mine | at Radersburg and other undeveloped mining properties, as well as some farm property. He was an original Roosevelt sup- ! porter, attending the national con- vention of 1932 and voting and work- ing for Franklin D. Roosevelt's nomi- nation. * Not Rampant Orator. Senator-elect Murray is not an ora- | tor of the flamboyant type. His ap- peal to the voters was a brief one. He | said, “I will support the Roosevelt program for overcoming the depres- sion.” He favors the remonetization of silver, payment of the soldiers’| | bonus, the right of labor to organize, | unemployment insurance, old-age | | pensions, & six-hour day and a 30- hour week, the right of labor to be | represented on relief and all other | boards affecting the interests of labor | and the development of the resources | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NORTH CAPFTOL | OFFICERS NAMED Present Slate Re-elected by Citizens—War on “Num- bers” Approved. New Deal Aide The entire slate of officers of the North Capitol Citizens' Association was re-elected in the regular monthly meeting last night at McKinley High School. The officers are B. J. Mc- | Guirl, president; E. B. Lawless, first | vice president; Mrs. Ada Mills Payne, | second vice president; Jesse W. Mor- easurer, and Charles financial secretary. | William G. Henderson and Selden M. Ely continue as deelgates to the JAMES E. MURRAY. Federation of Citizens’ Associations. Yule Phone Greetings Offered. “Trunk phone greetings” on Christ- mas day are being advertised by the British post office, which has charge { of the telephone service in Britain. | Committee are Guy W. Numbers, William R. Sheehan, Mrs. F. L. Bach and Mrs. F. C. Ehling. Ex-officio members of the Executive Committee, all former presidents of the associa- tion, are Willlam G. Henderson, Sel- Elective members of the Executive | Henry K. Murphy, F. R. Steffens, | D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 97, 1034 - den M. Ely, Robért M. Yost, Henry Gilligan and Will P. Kennedy. H Approval of the investigation of the resignation of John R.:Fitgpat- rick, former assistant prosecutor in the district attorney's office, was recorded by the association. Fitz- patrick resigned last week as a result of his protest against delay in try- ing a murder case. ©On the motion of William G. Hen- derson, the group voted to appoint a committee of five to co-operate | with the Federation of Citizens' As- sociations in an effort to wipe out the “numbers racket.” Opposition to any change in the management and control of the public library system was voted. J. A. Cooks, C. H. Bennett, John A. Murphy, Mrs. Mary A. Handy, Edward Zernia and Preston A. Blun- don were elected members. Clarence H. Bennett of the Public Employment Center told of the work of that organization. The Boys' Glee Club of McKinley High School enter- tained the members. ___EDUCATIONAL. |THE TEMPLE SCHOOL| | Secretarial Training Day and lren;u Classes Review Principles Sho, | D A% | ee. 3, Nal 1420 K St. pieces? Emulsion gives unmistakable relief— no matter how your cough has hung 15 ARE INDICTED IN OHIO | INSURANCE RACKET CASE | Federal Grand Jury at Cleveland Charges Use of Mails for Fraudulent Claims. By the Associated Press, CLEVELAND, November 27.—Strik- ing vigorously at what authorities term “Ohio’s greatest insurance-racket | ring,” the Federal grand jury here yesterday indicted 15 persons on charges of using the mails to defraud in connection with fraudulent claims. Here’s Quick Relief | From Bad Coughs } Stops Hacking INSTANTLY Why hack, hack, hack yourself to One dose of Bronchuline on. A few doses may stop it entirely. Half a bottle certainly will, or you can have your money back. Peoples Drug Stores and all other good drug- gists guarantee BRON-CHU-LINE % EMULSION & ‘The indietments named the accused | fake auto accidents in northern Ohio. ringleaders of an organization which | All of the indicted were described officers said have defrauded insurance | as residents of Youngstown, which in- companies of as much as half a mil- | vestigators for the insurance com- lion dollars. The companies claimed | panies said has been the center of most of the cases investigated involved | the racket. oot *ostumibisebanbere i it fusadld s d S0 D R S Mir-O-KLEER® STOCKINGS by ‘1 KA'SE. (with Fit-All-Top* 1.15) STRADE MARK U_ 8. PATS. NOS. 1895280 AND 1888 307 of Montana. i Following his election, he said: “I| will stand squarely on m: platform. | I will support Roosevelt's New Deal | program. I will do everything pos- | sible to help the development of Montana's great natural resources. I am eager to assist the aged, the job- less, the farmer, the stockman. I shall do everything in my power to | bring about the return of prosperity.” SERVICE ON THURSDAY [ FREEZONE Had Stubborn Itch Over Four Years ¢ Healed by Cuticura “I had a stubborn itch for over four years. It started between my fingers in little white blisters that later broke out as sore eruptions and affected my arms and body. They l itched and burned so that I could not sleep at night, and it even made my bands worse to put them in water, and my clothing made me feel sore by rubbing. ““Nothing would cure me until I used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after using two cakes of Cuti- cura Soapand two boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was healed.” (Signed) Clinton Powell, R. 2, Box 22, Camden, Ala., July 22, 1933. Cuticura Preparations should be kept in every household for the daily use of all the family; the Soap to protect the skin as well as cleanse it, the Ointment to relieve and heal chafings, rashes, irritations and cuts. | Thanksgiving Assembly to Be in Washington Grove Church. | The annual Thanksgiving day serv- fces of the Washingion Grove M. E. Church will be held at 10:30 a.m in the assembly hall at Washington Grove. | | Congregational singing of hymns | of praise will be a feature of the | | service. The pastor, Rev. Philip C.' | Edwards, will speak on “The Spirit : of Thanksgiving.” ! 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