Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1936, Page 40

'B—20 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1936. BLAMB0OKG 0P VINENPUN R o o You get variety and value WE'LL SEARCH WIS E o ce STUDYOF .G, VOTE| [ice e 1009 Pa. Ave. Phese NA BY e B TO BANKOK'S MNEW WE ARLEY’S Mrs. Fitz-Kelly Announces HIDING PLAGEY Program After Talk by SEA FOOD GRILL Paul Lesh. 418 12“1 s'- N-w- Inauguration of & municipal gov- n ernment program by the National Cap- Homelike ital Republican Women's Club to con- Pleasant sider the question of national repre- urroundin; « sentation for the District was an- S undings s’ nounced yesterday by Mrs. William DNESDAY Fitz-Kelly, president, after a plea to g’PEECI AL c that effect by Attorney Paul Lesh, a prominent Republican. 11:30 AM. UNTIL MIDNIGHT Lecki) wlio| wa gisat speaker '8t 8 d Shel 2 g‘&:{tf-u:""cf{..:hfl:zm::sé:. Food Plat. | | meeting of the group, warned b:u\mt ter: Frie (AEEE, E— letting “any one confuse you between Spallops. Sof, Clamy, Crab Comen’ Friea | | national representation and local self- art 5:‘;::"n:°:fr"i‘:uh“' i puier. government.” Local self-government would violate the theory under which wlegfiiD$Ym§£F?:¢fikn. the National Capital was planned, he Chowder or Shrimp Cock- said, but national representation would Julienne Potatoes, Cole- 85¢ || not. Bread and Butter ____ Urges Support of Parties. The speaker estimated that not more than 40,000 persons living here voted in the November election, mostly by the absentee ballot system. He cited numerous reasons why the District BLUE Cow\lAL R ADI‘IG should have national representation, and declared it was time both major THE_ WORLD MosT 1‘&'35#:32}\. J parties voted in favor of legislation to G I F T S H E ' L L w R For Quick, Clean Service Call | that effect. “ MUTUAL GOAL co Predicting s brighter future for the A . Republican party, Lesh expressed the | NAT. 2859. OPEN UNTIL 10 PM. Q| opinion that the people in the recent Shecial—Fen & Stove 1200 [/ presidential election “didn’t vote to Special—Buck wheat & 10 70 | change the form of government, but | Stove Mixed 5050 to keep the same party in power” be- 4 ; st G Bituminous d- A’ Pacancnios Al Sizes—Order Now || | cause business was on the upgrade. Lesh praised the Supreme Court, and 4 deplored the fact Congress has given X ) 80 much power to the President. . S Y. 3% E Great Single Power Avoided. In drawing up the Constitution, the ave our yes lawmakers especially intended that By Consulting Our great power would not be vasted in any Optometrists one branch of the Government, Lesh | s . Do vou suffer from ) |declared, explaining that for this| and other disorder: reason it was divided into the several These _troubles { parts. for a tho Congress, however, Lesh sald, has| seen fit to put $4,500,000,000 into the | hands of the President for distribu- | tion, which, he added, is considerable power. | Lesh spoke in place of former Secre- | tary of War Patrick Hurley, who was unable to be in Washington, he in- % : formed the group by telegram. \ CIVITAN CLUB WILL HOLD S | ANNUAL ELECTION TODAY Officers to Be Selected at Dinner 3 " Meeting—E. Barrett Prettyman . . . 3 Candidate for President. The Civitan Club will hold its an- nual election of officers at a dinner meeting in the Pan-American room of the Mayflower at 6 p.m. today. Candidates for office are E. Barrett Prettyman, president; George H. Coale, Dr. Ralph Morrison, Frederick M. Net- tleship, William J. Vaught and Ralph M. Wolfe, vice president, and Leo O. Drumwright, Joseph High, James C. Ingram, George H. 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