Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1936, Page 17

LEE AND MARLAN MAP AGTIVE DRIVE Latest Figures Give, Repre- sentative 164,298 and Gov- ernor 120,002 Votes. By the Arsociated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, July 9.—Two New Deal aspirants for the United Btates Senate seat lost by the blind weteran, Thomas P. Gore, squared off today for three weeks of cam before the Democratic run-off primary. Josh Lee, “freshman” Representa- tive, who obtained a leave of absence from his public-speaking professorship at the University of Oklahoma to enter politics, led the senatorial ticket. His opponent in the July 28 run-off Will be Gov. E. W. Marland, one-time ‘wealthy oil man, who served one term tn Congress before his selection as ehief executive. Apparently left behind with Gore, on the basis of unofficial returns from all but 58 of the State’s 3,411 precincts, was Gomer Smith, national vice presi- dent of the Townsend old-age pension preanization. Unofficial tabulations of the 3353 precincts gave Lee 164,298, Marland 220,002, Smith 115,823 and Gore, 90,~ i‘ee and Marland campaigned on | Neighbors Learn Quiet Jeweler Is Race Driver Hanson By the Associated Press. tires at daybreak awakened Harvey Hanson’s neighbors, they saw him in racing togs at the wheel of & ing on dirt tracks in Milwaukee, Chicago, Minneapolis and Des Moines. Hanson was trying out a new 160-horsepower motor. The jeweler said he had kept his hobby a secret because he believed racing was a bit “out of line” with his regular occupation. Arctic City Ready Soon. Monchegorsk, the new city in the Arctic Circle, is nearing completion and will be ready for occupation in the Fall. The Russian government has already completed 9 blocks of fats, 25 more are under construction. A school for 400 pupils is nearly ready, another is on its way, and shortly & club and dispensary will be finished. Streets are being paved and electric Fsupport-the-President” platforms. 'ngms installed. Monchegorsk will then Rejecting the suggestion of one of Lee’s campaign managers that he Withdraw from the July 28 run-off election, Gov. Marland said: “I'm in the run-off and I'm going to run it off. Not only that, but I'm going to win it.” Philosophic in defeat, Gore said: *I'm just like a boy out of college. I \e got to strike out again.” He served 19| years in the Senate. DR. 6. A. ROMOSER, EDUCATOR, EXPIRES Tutheran Clergyman, Head of Concordia College, Was Religious Leader. By the Associated Press. BRONXVILLE, N. Y., July 9—Dr. George August Romoser, prominent Lutheran educator and clergyman, who has been president of Concordia College since 1918, died suddenly to- day of a heart attack. He was 66. He came to Concordia as a profes- sor in 1915 and was made president three years later. Dr. Romoser was national vice president of the English Lutheran Missouri Synod from 1912-1915 and editor of the Lutheran Witness in 2914, He was born at Baltimore September 34, 1870, and was graduated from Concordia Theological Seminary, St.| Louis, in 1892. He was a member of the faculty of Concordia College, Conover, N. C., 1892-1900 and was president in 1901. He was pastor of St. Andrews Lutheran Church, De- troit 1899-1902 and of Grace Luthemn Church, Cleveland, 1912-1914. He is survived by his widow nnd two sons, Rev. Carl A. Romoser, North | Bergen, N, J., and Harold W. Romoser of Pituburgh UNION PARTY MEHGER REJECTED BY SOCIALIST Thomas Denounces Coughlin Group as Planning to “Get Roosevelt.” By the Associated Press. SIOUX FALLS, 8. Dak, July 9.— Norman Thomas, Soclalist candidate for President, speaking last night on| behalf of his candidacy, denounced the pecently organized Union party. He said he saw no hope of political tinion betws Socialist party ‘The Sociali N leader said he saw no Possibility of a united third party in 1936 and said Socialists were resigned to continuing work of education and organization. Declaring the Union party “came | into being at a secret conference be- | tween a few men,” Thomas declared “its chief purpose is to 'get Roose- welt,” which is to say ‘help Landon.’” “There was nothing democratic #bout the organization,” he said. “It was proclaimed by one political mes- siah, and seeks the support of a couple of other would-be messiahs. Not Wil- liam Lemke, but Father Coughlin and possibly Dr. Frank Townsend are the | important figures.” RAIAH MUDA REPORTED CHOICE OF SULU SULTAN By the Associated Press. MANILA, July 9—A dispatch from Jolo to the Manila Bulletin says Ra- Jah Muda, brother of the late Sultan | Jamalul Kiram, will be named Sul- tan of Sulu July 17. The dispatch says Rajah Mudns selection is being dictated by several | Datus, or Moro chieftains, among them : that group and the Hadji Butu, an influential leader among the 500,000 Mohammedan tribesmen who inhabit the Southern Archipelago. Trouble was predicted, because Princess Dayang Dayang, adopted daughter of the late Sultan, has de- elared she would prevent selection ofa sultan at any cost. The prin- cess has been acting as Sultana since her foster father's death. The Bulletin dispatch adds that support of the Datus was thrown to Muda when he promised to name Datu Tambuyong crown prince of Bulu. become the farthest-north city. RLL FAVORITES WHEREVER Good Beer Is Sold BREWED AND BOTTLED BY THE € oLn REIIBIHG BR IIIERV Inc. Men just nafiirally The reason— no other mustard has ever equalled Gulden’s perfect blend The real way to broil steak: Spread both sides liberally with Gulden's before cooking. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, VETERAN DISREGARDS ORDER TO SEEK BONUS By the Associated Press. WORCESTER, Mass, July 9.—A World War veteran who allegedly failed to comply with & court order to apply for his bonus was ordered ar- <B<D>DPL P> PSP PD<OPOD OO OPOO PO rested by Judge Harry H. Atwood of Probate Court. ‘The veteran, Aime Carrigan, was brought into court in June by his for- mer wife, Mrs. Mabel E. Smith of ‘Worcester, who charged he was $312 behind in support payments for their child. Carrigan said his pay was $30 a month and that he had been giving $13 monthly to his former wife. He told Judge Atwood he had not D. C., THURSDAY, npplied for his bonus, which amounted to $785. The judge told him to apply for his h\mus pay his wife $250 and appear in court. He failed to appear and counsel for his wife said no payment had been made. The judge then ordered a war- rant for the arrest. 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