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Potentate Names
Committee Heads
Bert McCoy, recently elected il
lustrious potentate of Mecca Tern
tfe of the colored Shriners of the
city, has named the chairmen for
various committees as follows:
• ‘" J. H. Hankerson. Joseph V.
Getts. James M. Marshall. Cicero
Lee, R. H. Harrison, Allen F. Jack
ion, William Butler. Henry Bris
coe, Samuel Graham and Hart
well T. Willis.
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PLAN JOB CANVASS HERE
A sweeping plan to create work
for Washington’s jobless is ex
pected to be put into operation as
soon as the executive committee of
the Building Trades Employers
Association has settled details of
• a plan discussed at the Willard
i 1 Hotel last night.
The plan provides for house-to-
• house canvassing of the District
by volunteer workers, according to
Charles J. Columbus, executive
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secretary, to determine the kind
and amount of work available.
The association indorsed a bill
presented to the House by Repre
sentative E. W. Goss of Connec
ticut to prevent “bid peddling"
by contractors in connection with
1 Federal projects. The measure
is designed to kill the alleged
practise of contractors of “squeez
; ing out” sub-contractors upon
whose estimates the Job was ob
i tained.
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Davis Wet Stand
| Held Vare Surrender
Senator Davis’ announced in-
I tention to run for re-election in
Pennsylvania next year on a
wet platform was characterized
' last night by F. Scott Mcßride
l as a surrender to the “ruthless”
! Vare machine rather than a con-
I versation to the wet cause. The
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
i League said the voters of the
State would not stand for “such
cold-blooded political tactics.”
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FRIDAY—FEBRUARY 5—1932