Evening star., 1932-09-28
ABSENTEE VOTERS
MUST MAKE TRIPS
Attention Called to Registra-
ton Requirements in Many
States, by G. o. p.

With registration periods in four
States already closed, the Republican
State Committee of the District has
announced that Capital residents retain
ing the right to vote in % States, many
of which require renewal of registration
this year, must make Journeys to their
homes to qualify themselves to vote
in November.
Several States will require renewal
of registration of persons who failed
to vote in 1880, the committee said,
and the last date for appearing before
local officials to register will be in Oc-
tober in a majority of the States where
personal registration is necessary. Three
States-Idaho, Nevada and Oregon
permit Government employees to regis
ter by mail, but require all other resi-
dents to make personal appearance.
States and Final Dates.
States where personal registration is
required and the last date for appear
ance are:
Connecticut, application must be filed
by october II and personal appearance
must be made between october Is and
%; Delaware, October %; Florida, Oc-
tober 8: Idaho, all voters except Gov
ernment employees and persons who
voted in 1880. November S. Kansas. ex-
cept persons who voted in 1880. october
20; Kentucky, october 9; Louisiana, eX-
cept persons who voted in 1880 or 1881,
October g.; Maine, new voters only, be-
tween October and November 7.
Maryland, Baltimore City. today and
Nofol,or Po1tipoOro ond A11aOonv
Counties, october and S; Calvert
County, October 4; Wicomico County,
October and II; elsewhere, except Tai
bot County. where registration has
closed, October 4 and II. Massachu-
sets, October 10, new voters only.
Missouri, Kansas City, ST. Joseph and
ST. Louis, October % and 90, and Jack
son and st. Louis Counties, October IL,
IS and 18.
Nebraska, Douglas County, any time,
and other places up to October 20. but
persons who voted in Omaha and Lin
coin in 1880 or who were previously
registered in other places need not
register.
Nevada, except Federal employees,
October 10; New Hampshire, between
November 1 and 7; New Jersey, cities
over $4,000, October II, under $4,000,
October 18; New York, New York City,
October 10 to Is, and other places over
5000, October IA, Is, 81 and %.
North Carolina October to 19; Ohio
October 6, IA and Is, except persons
who cannot be present those dates may
register in person any time previously;
Oklahoma, October 10 to 90; Oregon,
except Federal employees, October 9;
Pennsylvania. october 8, except resi-
Nf iva III oit cfo Ix,
mail, where date is November S, or Fed
burgh, where date is October 25.
South Carolina, october 3, 4 and S;
Utah, October IL, II and 18, November
l and 2; Vermont, various dates be-
tween October "a and November S, new
voters only; Virginia, october 9, new
voters only; Washington, October 10
and Wyoming, October II, 27 and %
except persons on 1880 poll list.
Rhode Island Joins List.
The Absentee Voters Bureau Of the
Democratic Central Committee, 1920 G
street, again pointed out today that
absentee voting is being permitted in
Rhode Island for the first time this
year. Joseph Traynor of that State
will be at headquarters here tomorrow
and Saturday to assist voters with sb-
sentee ballots.
World War veterans will join with
West Virginians at Democratic rally
in the Democratic Central Committee
headquarters, at $50 a'clock tonight
The speakers will include Mrs. Eleanor
c. Wagner of the American War Moth
ers. D. Grover Moler, Martinsburg. w
Va; H. G. Kump, candidate for Gov.
| ernor of West Virginia, and Jennings
Randolph, candidate for Congress.
Tomorrow night Representative Ragor
of Arkansas will address Democrat.
| from that State.