THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHIXOTOX. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1930. ALABAMA G.O.P. FIGHT APPEARS PROBABLE One Faction Backs Heflin and the Other Urges Party Ticket in November. By the Associated Pre»«. BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. August 20. Indications that the State Republican Convention, meeting here Thursday, faces a fight over the question of Whether a ticket should be nominated for the November general election grew last night as conflicting opinions on the advisability of such action were ex- pressed by party leaders. One faction of the party was said to be In favor of throwing the Re- publican support to the independent ticket headed by Senator J. Thomas Heflin, candidate for re-election, and Hugh A. Locke, Birmingham, a guberna- torial candidate, while other leaders consider the coming election to be the best chance in years to put Republicans in high State office. Judge L. H. Reynolds, a political leader of Chilton County, Republican stronghold, said that at the request of the County Committee he would place before the convention a proposal to enter a full ticket In the general election. “The party has the best chance it has ever had to win a State election in Alabama,” Judge Reynolds said. “I am against throwing the party’s sup- port to any other candidate.” A prominent party Header of Birming- ham, who, however, did not wish to be quoted directly, said he wss not In favor of entering a State ticket, and that he believed the convention would go on record against such action. At Mobile J. C. Swann, State Re- publican chairman, said the question of a full ticket would be discussed and the matter referred to a committee for final action. »—•— When the steamer Ashlea arrived re- cently at Portland, England, from West Africa, one member of the crew was dead and 12 others were suffering from I malaria ~ RECEIVERS APPOINTED ' FOR INSTALLMENT FIRM 1 Federal Court Action Follows $3,850 Claim Against People’s Stores. Inc., Charlotte, N. C. By tbe Associated Press. NEW YORK. August 20— Federal Judge Coleman yesterday appointed the Irving Trust Co. and Samuel A. Berger equity receivers for the People's Stores, Inc., of Charlotte, N. C., and Charles Asking of Mount Vernon, N. Y„ trad- ing as People’s Askin's and Joseph Galin's. The action was tatcen after Burney O. Jackson of Arlington, N. J., an ac- countant, filed a petition based upon an alleged unpaid claim for $3,850. Assets were estimated at $785,000, liabilities being unlisted. The defendants conducted an install- ment business. Selling clothing In 35 stores In New York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, In- diana, Kentucky. Michigan, lowa and the District of Columbia. The plaintiff said that, given time, the defendants would be able-to meet all obligations. Lists Concrete Cellars. BUCHAREST W.—Gen. Cihoski, war minister, has ordered a census oL all the concrete cellars in Rumania, if is supposed that he wishes to list refuges for citizens in case of aerial bombardments in future wars. MALARIAWORK OFFICE TO BE IN WASHINGTON Removal From Richmond Declared i Due to Fact Disease Is Practically- -1 Non-Existent in Virginia. , By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., August 20.—Re- moval of the office directing malaria control work in the United States from Richmond to Washington, effective September 3, was announced last night by Dr. Ennion G. Williams, State health 8 commLssioner. Dr. L, L. Williams, jr., in charge of the office since it was removed here from Memphis, Tenn.. in 1927, will con- tinue in his capacity of medical of- ficer in charge of malaria investigations for the United States Public Health Service. The State health commissioner as- signed as one of the reasons for the removal the fact that Malaria Is now practically non-existent in Virginia. Divorce Granted Moot*. RENO, Nev., August 20 Wi. —John Joseph Moot*, former Bucknell Univer- sity student, whose petitoin alleged his marriage brought him expulsion from college and an order to leave home, was granted a divorce yesterday from Betty P. Mootz. 433 Spring street. Reading. Pa. They were married at Mauchunk, Pa., October 15. 1929. M.CoSKSSKdIea. oiuMt him Caller* Im ln«lii< DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist Pkraa Ntllml *7*l MMM Mchwkln BM*. and O gta. W.WT DANDRUFF TIGER, world'* larroat roller at Druaairu. Rarher* and K~ Beauty Parlors. A Proven Germ W- ieid*. 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THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHIXOTOX. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1930.
ALABAMA G.O.P. FIGHTAPPEARS PROBABLE
One Faction Backs Heflin and theOther Urges Party Ticket
in November.
By the Associated Pre»«.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. August 20.
Indications that the State Republican
Convention, meeting here Thursday,
faces a fight over the question of
Whether a ticket should be nominated
for the November general election grewlast night as conflicting opinions on theadvisability of such action were ex-pressed by party leaders.
One faction of the party was saidto be In favor of throwing the Re-publican support to the independentticket headed by Senator J. ThomasHeflin, candidate for re-election, andHugh A. Locke, Birmingham, a guberna-torial candidate, while other leadersconsider the coming election to be thebest chance in years to put Republicansin high State office.
Judge L. H. Reynolds, a politicalleader of Chilton County, Republicanstronghold, said that at the requestof the County Committee he wouldplace before the convention a proposalto enter a full ticket In the generalelection.
“The party has the best chance it
has ever had to win a State electionin Alabama,” Judge Reynolds said. “Iam against throwing the party’s sup-port to any other candidate.”
A prominent party Header of Birming-ham, who, however, did not wish tobe quoted directly, said he wss not Infavor of entering a State ticket, andthat he believed the convention wouldgo on record against such action.
At Mobile J. C. Swann, State Re-publican chairman, said the question ofa full ticket would be discussed andthe matter referred to a committee forfinal action.
»—•—
When the steamer Ashlea arrived re-cently at Portland, England, from WestAfrica, one member of the crew wasdead and 12 others were suffering from Imalaria ~
RECEIVERS APPOINTED'
FOR INSTALLMENT FIRM
1 Federal Court Action Follows $3,850
Claim Against People’s Stores.Inc., Charlotte, N. C.
By tbe Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 20—FederalJudge Coleman yesterday appointed theIrving Trust Co. and Samuel A. Berger
equity receivers for the People's Stores,Inc., of Charlotte, N. C., and CharlesAsking of Mount Vernon, N. Y„ trad-ing as People’s Askin's and JosephGalin's.
The action was tatcen after Burney
O. Jackson of Arlington, N. J., an ac-
countant, filed a petition based upon analleged unpaid claim for $3,850.
Assets were estimated at $785,000,liabilities being unlisted.
The defendants conducted an install-ment business. Selling clothing In 35stores In New York, Pennsylvania, NewHampshire, North Carolina, SouthCarolina, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, In-diana, Kentucky. Michigan, lowa andthe District of Columbia. The plaintiffsaid that, given time, the defendantswould be able-to meet all obligations.
Lists Concrete Cellars.BUCHAREST W.—Gen. Cihoski,
war minister, has ordered a census oLall the concrete cellars in Rumania, ifis supposed that he wishes to listrefuges for citizens in case of aerialbombardments in future wars.
MALARIAWORK OFFICETO BE IN WASHINGTON
Removal From Richmond Declaredi Due to Fact Disease Is Practically-
-1 Non-Existent in Virginia.
, By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va., August 20.—Re-moval of the office directing malariacontrol work in the United States fromRichmond to Washington, effectiveSeptember 3, was announced last nightby Dr. Ennion G. Williams, State health
8 commLssioner.Dr. L, L. Williams, jr., in charge of
the office since it was removed herefrom Memphis, Tenn.. in 1927, will con-
tinue in his capacity of medical of-ficer in charge of malaria investigationsfor the United States Public HealthService.
The State health commissioner as-signed as one of the reasons for theremoval the fact that Malaria Is nowpractically non-existent in Virginia.
Divorce Granted Moot*.RENO, Nev., August 20 Wi.—John
Joseph Moot*, former Bucknell Univer-sity student, whose petitoin alleged hismarriage brought him expulsion fromcollege and an order to leave home, wasgranted a divorce yesterday from BettyP. Mootz. 433 Spring street. Reading.Pa. They were married at Mauchunk,Pa., October 15. 1929.
M.CoSKSSKdIea. oiuMt himCaller* Im ln«lii<
DR. CLAUDE S. SEMONESEyesight Specialist
Pkraa Ntllml *7*lMMM Mchwkln BM*.
and O gta. W.WT
DANDRUFFTIGER, world'*larroat
roller at Druaairu. Rarher* andK~ Beauty Parlors. A Proven GermW- ieid*. Corroeta dandruff and¦tl M's JfiU aealp irritation*. Safe forC adult*, children. Guaranteed
i 3< »
tMNmMMMaMpNMMNMMMMiaMMMHMMMmMIMI*****
IHi|§ |si This special One-Day Sale enables you to buy everyday needs These coupons may be redeemed at any Peoples Drug Store
\ igw"
<^Mii h| ®t greatly reduced prices. Glance through the list .. . note the .. . tomorrow , August 21, only. Remember ... to obtain the,
Ilf j I 11 -' jgg ki unusual values ... then clip the coupons and bring them to special sale price on the articles you desire you must have a cou- piI] /# m ~m ~mZ~ |z! one of our stores tomorrow to get your share of the tremendous pon for each one of them. We suggest that you shop early to
ly (J J|P| savings. avoid disappointment. Only one deal sold with each coupon. WJ
g j THIS COUPON SALE ALSO EFFECTIVE AT PEOPLES SERVICE DRUG STORE—727 KING STREET p ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA | j||
I Greater wTavingsThanUsuaiyote the shecialValues |||| I B
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