New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1928, Page 8

8 HOUSEWIFE WINNER | OF LAUNDRY PRIZE Gets $10,000 lor Best Essay .t Written COOLIDGE AGAN DOES KT CHOOSE Repeats He's Not Candidate— Slemp Backs Hoover Washington, March 22 (®—Pres dent Coolidge was on record today with & declination of the first forr request that he disregard sonal desire to retire a re-clection for a term. Whether this will put a stop to porsistent talk in some republican circles of “drafting” Mr. Coolidz the nominee at Kansas City in Junc remains to be e« The president 1 position yesterday his secretary, Fv . Hinkle, chair ming republican s mittee, which liad adopted a resolu- tion request the 10 “walve his personal p consent to continue al four years that leadership which t honor ade known his in A letter from ctt Sanders, to 1 an of the W te exeeutive has broi 1 prosperity 1o this coun “The pres letter of the th of the resolitio publican state ming on March “While he, of « appreciates and 1 xpression of confidence, the dent directs me to say that he decline to grant the r committee.* The letter the president’s T roer Vauelosin adopted by ived your copy the re- of Wyo- read e r ¥ very great presi of the served to emphasize tand 1ake Previons occasio the Black Hills famous > not to run" statement, d last Deceniber at the White House wlen told bers of the republican n witter that 1 “eliminated from t tial race. On tha latter occasion Mr 1dge was helicved o have resewted veports circulated after his August 2 statement that he left the door open for his candidacy in that terse deciglon, by declaring that his stand, as taken, should be He then urged the party to prepare to solect “another candidate,” and said many capable ere available While 1o the president statement, Leen goir “draft” ) cans, | Tim tha support of t1 noon two J his ias chonse Cool- respected. December talk plar republi- I promised sinee 1 is rable has nds of to : : e's delo- gation fo the J tion candidat Slemy Amone s garded » for Hoover o who 1 been Te com Althong central com- | and | for an addition- | | trapped on | his perilous location by firemen and | | you for the | must | pational election i A issued from | publ 1 state convention at Iloan- Jke, Vi, the former secretary jut yesterday for Herbert Hoover, In a L for « he Wio Rt ed that Hoeover, in “miost of a national peal and following than any man of extraordinary and For did not d the might although cpreted as ch in which 8 prospects, nom- predicted elegate Derby Hats at 25 Cents Each Bring Many Buyers okticid, N March 22 (P— -mad vester- who mnever before they would wear one of the 158 new owner of cleaned house and old stock of derbies, w h years Leen white elephants 1ge in style. He nd put one in the for sale at 25 cents or what an cdiate. sted A high and having schoolmates the high school broken the his quickly followed, Now school s derby-hatted And some oldtinie underwear was placed on sale at less than cost. But how prevalent the wearing of this is yet to be determined. you ch g 43, refused moncy last Friday chier he started an nt which led to his arrest Jay on a charge of bigamy. Mrs. T'odgosug left the house with r children, but returning unes- ctedly claims she intercepted mail Ldressed to her husband with a of two boys and a woman ussian costume. I'olice ques- tioned the man and because of what he told them, charged him with Ligamy. The couple were mar- ried cight years ago. 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