Evening star. [volume], August 20, 1930, Page A-16, Image 16

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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
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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
THE EVENING STAR, 'WASHIXOTOX. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1930.
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.
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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.
MALARIA WORK 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.
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