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RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
THREE-RoOM APARTMENT. PRIVATE
bath; modern: $500 per month. Phone
Falls Church 257
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE and double furnished
rooms telephone and home privileges. in
private family. Telephone Walnut 1866. g.
CHERRYDALE. VA. 3s Monmouth ST.
fur. h.k. rooms, screened porches, SIS mo-;
20 min. to White House. Also ! rm. to
ladies. GARAGE If desired. Clar. 156-W-1.
IN VIRGINIA-One or two furnished front
rooms. is minutes from White House, ga
rage if desired; board optional. Phone Clar-
endon 1927
NEARBY VIRGINIA-Cool. southwest, fur
nished room. shade, porches, large house
private family. Employed woman preferred
sl4 monthly. Address Box l43-A. Star ofice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 or room apt,
ami, porch lawn, shade garage; gentle
men or couple. Hyattsville 300-R.
LYON PARK. VA. 453 S. Oak st.-One large
room kitchen privileges, for l or en-
ployed ladies' Me 5707
500 KEY BLVD, Lyon Villege, Va.-Large.
nicely furnished ROOM SIS month; one block
south of Lee Highway. g.
622 MOORE AVE, Clarendon, Va-2 rooms,
near bath; convenient to city; suitable 2
men Of good character; breakfast optional.
Clar. 465-J-l.
CONCORD AVE. AND N. CAP. ST-Desir-
able large rooms. porch; lawn, shade; space
for car; gentlemen. Ga. 1888.
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FURNISHED APT. FROM JUNE TO OCT.
|. $500 per month. 1918 Kalorama rd.
NV, Apt. 7. Call mornings or after g.
MY 2-ROOM APT FROM JUNE Is TO
Nov IS; will let responsible party have
use Of furniture free. Address House Of
fee Blds. Room 536
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2IO5 PENNA AVE. N.W.-Large front room,
nicely furnished; suitable for one or two;
reasonable to reliable party; near @. w. U.
Phone Adams Q1A6-I
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1925 14th ST. NV. NORTH 0962.
1925 N H AV.-CHARMING FURN. BED
livlng rm, K and b.. dressing rm.. closet,
riano Frig; completely equipped for or 3.
Rent for 6 months. Dec. Alto, Apt. 8l4. ewes.
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QeCOIdJeOs cICCbIlC
6l8 ST. NE.
Very desirable 5-room second-hoor front
apt Splendid condition. Adults only.
POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS; 2lst AND
edge of beautiful Potomac Park, overlooking
Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Memorial
! Bridgt. within easy walking distance OF the
White House and business center of the city.
Completely furnished Housekeeping apart
rents. including General Electric refrlgera-
tors. table silver and linen; also hotel rooms
with bath, by day, week or month. Here Is
economy No dogs or cats or wild parties.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HO-
tel. goth and F SITS. n.w,-1 room. kit, bath.
ss ves Silver Nat yss
UNTIL OCT. Ist: MY OWN CHOICE APT.
in Georgetown. overlooking old Peter estate;
modern. COOL quiet; completely and beauti-
Kitchen. it bath; eight windows. aWnings; fans,
telephone, Frigidaire, radio. garage. weekly
Tea room in bldg Want discriminating
couple; must guarantee careful use. Ad-
dress Box 400-z. Star office. II.
slI2 WARDER ST; N.w.-ATTRAcTIvELY
furnished clean; living room, bed room,
kitchen, porch; entire End floor $40. Col
9277-R. 8.
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; BACK
ply ply H Il. T. CARTER. 200 A St. Sc 8:
MOST DESIRABLE; 2 RMS, KIT, BATH,
eIec refrg End floor ,ds deshEfully 4hd cool
Apt % Dec. 4o3o-J. sSO incl. gas, elec.
WANTED - -COMPANIONABLE, RELIABLE,
rehned young lady to share reas. apt, walk
Phone Dec 23I6-M after pm. g.
DELIGHTFUL CORNER APT; LARGE LIy-
| ing room, bed room, dressing room, Murphy
| bed. dinette. kitchenette, bath, Frigidaire.
| 1897 Spring I'd, Apt 102.
| LOGAN CIRCLE-BASEMENT APT, $50;
also first and third floor apts. including
| @. e, phone.
| 1914 IRVING ST NV. ATTRACTIVE
front 2-Ioom apt, newly decorated; S45 per
month. Call Adams 0544.
as WEBSTER ST, NV ROOMS, FUR
nished, light Housekeeping; employed adults
TWO LADIES WILL RENT ROOM OR
| share apt with lady. Call weekdays after
pm. l47l Irving NV.
! 2l58 CALIFORNIA ST-COOL, LIGHT,
( newly fur. apt, l room, kitchen, Frigidaire;
; also rooms; reasonable. North 9639-J.
| 300 18th ST. N.W-DOWNTOWN OUT
| side rooms, private and semi-private bath
! all-night service; s35 mo-
| 420 9TH ST S.W-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished apt; gas, elec. included; adults only;
$3.50 weekly; references required. Cleve-
| FURNISHED 3-R, HK APT, MODERN
| convenlenceS unlimited hot water; very
attractive; adults only. Col 8988.
2 LARGE, SPACIOUS OUTSIDE ROOMS.
Kitchen and bath apartment References
reauired Rent reduced. s2e 11th NV. Can
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R0OMS-FuRNISHED.

l404 NJ NW.--Large front room, overlooking
Thomas Circle; 81 week.
1922 BILTMORE ST, near Col Rd.-Attrac-
tive room in private home for refined gen.
tleman; reference. Adams 1868.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
lCOntInued.O

Downtown Sleeping Porch Apt.
Large living room, kitchen, closet. bath
foyer and year-around sleeping porch. Cool
and quiet. Refrigerator on house; switch
board. Unfurnished. $50: or can rent fur
nished. 1880 K st. NV.
SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
4406 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Redecorated like new, rooms, bath.
porch and laundry, s32. so unfur.; s37 so fur
rooms kitchen, bath, porch and laundry.
$3.50 unfur. S42 so fur.
24l0 10th St NV. at Rock Greek Park,
near Million Dollar Bridge, rooms, kitchen
and bath. See these for price and location.
1916 L St. NV. downtown, large
rooms. kitchen and bath, fur. or unf. See
Manager.
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PRIVATE ROOM, with family of adults
breakfast optional: vicinity 45th and Fessen-
den SITS NV Phone evenings. Met 0907
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l!2s FAiIRMoMT cidls , NwdLarss fron, ,r T9oT5; en-
desires smother for roommate. Ad. e5o3.
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2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH, AMI, s42 so
rated. 1910 Fort drive ne
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NoRTHBROOK COURTS, APT. ll0--LovE-
~, cool. large rooms, big Kit, D.. nall;
Summer months reasonable. Col 1880.
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1910 BITMORE STOOL, SOUTHERN
EXPOSURE; 5 large rooms and bath, beau
tifnlly, furnished; near the park; porch.
Friefdaire. baby grand piano; 500 month.
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ANACOSTIA-1737 18th ST. SE.-Large
bright room, near car line: convenient Navy
Yard. Boiling Field. Telephone. 10.
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THE WENDELL

1858 Calf, St; rs r. k. b., porch; elec. re-
frig house current; lowest rent See mgr
460O 14th ST. NV SMALL ROOMS,
bath, Frigidaire' elec,' gas
w all slinnlied. S4n
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-Accommod odations for
two gentlemen; auto transportation to
WASHINGTON daily. References Address
Box l65-A, Star Office.
COUPLE with 12-year-old girl desire subur-
ban room and board during Summer months
Reply in detail. Address Box l46-A Star
office.
LARGE FRONT ROOM and bath lovely
home. trees and porch, business couple pre-
ferred Reasonable rates. Shepherd 1856.
FORT STRONG VILLA Lee Highway, Va.
Is minutes to Capitol; large rooms, good
meals. shady lawns; family accommodations
Phone Clarendon 1916.
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PORTLAND HOTEL. Thomas Circle-Laree,
well furnished rooms comfortable BEDS open
able in hieher-priced hotels; SIS TO $50
Manasement Fidelity Storage Co, 1920 You
st North 3400
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APARTMENT.
2i45 Eye st. n.w.-Four-room and bath
2nd-noor apt. Only $3.50.
COLUMBIA RID.
Large living room, bed room, kit. and
hath: central location. $45 per mo.
For appointment to inspect cal Nat. oIs9.
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

ROOM and board, private family in suburb,
by couple; good meals, large, shady lawn
and porch essential; state particulars. Ad-
dress Box l37-A, Star Office
MOTHER desires board and care for baby
in refined home prefer Columbia Hts. Sec
ton. Address Box 37l-A, Star office.
YOUNG LADY, employed, wishes room and
to car line. Address Box l94-A, Star Office.
O.
BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, in refined Jewish
home; two rooms preferred; garage. Ad-
dress Box 1854, Star office.
YOUNG LADY desires single room and
board. vicinity 18th and Col rd.; state full
particulars. Address Box l97-A. Star Office.
RETIRED Government clerk, single, in pri-
vate family northwest section; references
exchanged Address Box l13-A, Star office.
UNFURNISHED-One or two 0arge), with
private bath, in modern home; board op-
ttonal; employed couple; must be reasonable.
Address Box 222-A, Star Office.
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THE NOTTINGHAM, 2l24 ST. N.W-TWs
attractive apartments. three and four room
kitchen, bath. General Electric; reasonsbI
Apply Manager, Potomac 11S5
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Attractive Nearby Country
In Southern Maryland with all modern con-
yeniences. excellent table; services OF resi-
sired, with quiet old Maryland family. New
house. refined atmosphere with home priv
ileges.
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THE THEARLE, 2122 P ST, NEAR DUPONT
front apt, rear porch, re-
decorated, electric refrigerator. $3.50.
6l8 ST NE.
Very desirable 5-room SECOND moor front
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1l06 7th ST. NE.-Lovely Groom apart
ment. second floor; large bright rooms:
everything furnished for Ink; S35 a month;
settled cAuuie ureferred
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TAKOMA PARK, 506 TULIP AVE.-3 LARGE
nicely furnished h.k. rooms; closets, pantry,
bath; c.h.w.; near cars, stores; S45
1905 18th ST NV, Apartment lOl-Want
eirl to share nicely furnished Groom apt.
with another: very reasonable; after 4 30
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7O9 3rd ST. NE.-LarRe, front ROOM nicely
furnished; kitchen, semi-private bath; m t.;
nome privileges TO congenial couple. near
Prlntlng once. Union Station; 2 in family
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400 EYE ST. N.E-Front room, 1st A. Ink
1928 back room and kit, LIST f., Ink
$3.50: gas, heat. elec. furn
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NEAR 9th AND FARRAGUT N w 5000 nth
place Large bed-liv. rm., End A. fr; ideal
for 2; nicely furn., adj. priv bath: family
OF 2; bus, cars, restaurant Ga lS27-W
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STUDIO APT.-DETACHED BID. FOR 6
mo- very reasonable, 3 large rms. twin
beds. gas, cleo, STORAGE rm space for. one
car 10 min. walk to all downtown sections:
suitable for 2 Gov. workers. Met. 4534
oft
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SO 5th ST. S.E-Large, airy, front room.
nicely furnished; light housekeenin9
privilegeS clean and reasonable quiet
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ONLY S25. 90
In0 IL crr ntrr.

Two rooms, kitchen and bath: zaS and
electricity furnished h.-w.h. white te1ants
GALL Mr.. FISCHER, Dist. 0566 or Col 3s46
3O26 PORTER. APT 2o2, CLEVE PIX
I. kt.-dlnette. b., refrig. $40; adults; fur
nlshed. S85. Cleveland 3l93-J
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2226 NEWTON ST, NE-DETACHED- NEW
large rooms. kit, bath, h.-wh; desirable
reasonable; ami; convenient cars. bus
Evening star., 1932-09-01
SECRET SIX" AND PR ROSECUTOR
TRAP EACH OTHER IN SPYING
CHICAGO Anti-Crime Body and State $
Attorney Clash Over Mutual
Susp1c1Ons.

said. "Latterly 1t has been an intensive
drive. have made satisfactory prog
ress and have found that a political
criminal cabal exists"
States Attorney Swanson said the ex-
istance of a cabal was secret to him
and that If Mr.. Jamie desired to con-
tinue his investigation of the office he
would aid him in any way possible.
Swanson declared his wire tappers
had heard the name of Mrs Shirley
Kub, formerly a police investigator,
mentioned over the telephone several
times. This. he said. had caused his
men to be suspicious. as her activities
have several times been the subject OF
investigation. When informed that
Mrs. Kub was in the employ Of the
Secret Six he expressed surprise.
Col Robert Isham Randolph, fromer
president of the Chicago Association of
Commerce and head Of the Secret Six,
didn't take much stock in the two in
vestigations.
This is a joke-that the States at
torney and the Secret Six are investi-
eating each other" Col Randolph said
States Attorney Swanson originated
the Secret Six. He formed 1t for his
extra legal activities. He is its father.
1t was supposed to be working for him" !"
The States attorney intimated there
was some secret political motive back
of the Secret SKIS activities, but this
was denied by Jamie.
Randolph said he had not ordered the
investigation of Swanson's office and
knew nothing about it.
THE Secret Six investigates a lot of
things that never lead anywhere, many
0 wild goose Is chased" Randolph said.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
THREAT TO QUIT LEAGUE.
Germany Declared to Be Seeking Show
down in Arms Note.

BERLIN, September (P1.-A threat
by Germany to withdraw from the
League of Nations Disarmament Con-
ference unless her demands for equality
in armaments are met accompanied
1Jnoffcially today a Reich note 70
France on the subject.
The contents of the note were not
divulged but the views of Gen Kurt
Won Schleicher, the Junker minister OF
defense, were generously quoted on all
sides. The general is regarded as the
handspring of the Won Papen govern
ment
The minister's latest pronouncement
appeared in the form of an interview
published in the Italian newspaper
Resto Del Carlino at Bologna.
Asked what Germany would DO II
her claim to equality were rejected, the
general told the newspaper:
The German government will no
longer participate in the World Dls-
armament Conference. 1t is evident
what non participation means 10 the
existence OF the League OF Natlons.
The German government Will tnen
he forced bv breaches of promise on
the part Of the signers of the Versailles
treaty to take her national security
problem In her own hands, should IN
ternational solution prove lmposslpie.
Only yesterday was published IN tns
officially subsidized Heimatdienst a Gen
VI Schleicher statement neaoeo
-many's security" which critcaliS
r. lswed the Disarmament Conference
The general recalled his recent an
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 50
Evening star., 1932-09-01

CHICAGO, September / (P.-The
secret was out today.
The Cook County States attorneys
Office and the Secret Six, anti-crime or
ganization sponsored by Chicago busi-
ness men, have been spying on each
other
The spying. which included the tap
ping Of wire into a secret Office Of
the Secret Six, has been going on for
Is months. Lately a woman got mixed
up in the secret Investigations and,
ere long, the secret was spilled.
Whether she was responsible for the
fact that the secret was no longer a
secret remained undetermined, however.
Three men, one an investigator for
States Attorney John A. Swanson, were
seized and later released by detectives
assigned to the Secret Six. They were
Gordon White. the investigator: James
H. McQueeney, detective agency owner,
and Frank "Cock-Eyed" Carroll.
1t was admitted by these three-and
States Attorney Swanson-that wire
tapping had been engaged in, but the
States attorney declared his men
thought they had located the headquar-
ters OF blackmail ring and did not
know the Office was connected with the
Secret Six.
Alexander Jamie, head investigator
for the Secret Six, then made known
an investigation Of the States attorneys
Office his agency has been conducting
was, unlike Mr.. Swanson declared the
wire tapping to have been, intentional.
II have been investigating the States
attorneys ONCE for 10 nlQhths." Jamie
Evening star., 1932-09-01
NJ Under RESIGNS;
WILL HELP c. D. P.
U. S. Envoy to Canada Going
at Once to Chicago Cam
paign Office.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
&. Hanford MacNider's resignation as
Minister to Canada was accepted today
by President Hoover and he will plunge
Immediately into the Republican cam
paign in an effort to round UP the votes
Of former service men.
Henry Allen. publicity director for the
Republican National Committee, said
that the erstwhile diplomat would be
attached to Chicago campaign head
quarters engaged in the same work he
performed in 1928. At that time he
headed the Republican Ex-Service
Mems League.
win Attend Convention.
MacNider already had made known
to his friends that he would attend the
coming National Convention of the
American Legion, where a dispute over
the bonus question impends. The
President has expressed unequivocal op-
position to additional bonus payments.
The President made publis his letter
OF acceptance. praising Col MacNider
for what he described as "a notable
service"
Letter From Hoover.
The Presidents letter follows:
My dear Mr.. Minister: / regret ex-
ceedingly that your private affairs make
1t necessary for you to suspend for the
present your contribution to public
service.
In accepting your resignation I need
mention but one great service which
you have performed during your term
OF office in Ottawa-the building I'D of
mutual understanding between our
Government and the great government
to the nortsi. BY the cooperative
spirit which you have been able to in
woke with officials of both governments
you have contributed in large part to
the consummation of the great treatv
for the development of the Great Lakes
st. Lawrence waterway. 1t is a notable
service, and one, of which you NAV al
ways be proud
Yours faithfully,
HERBERT HOOVER"
Evening star., 1932-09-01
GOOD RESULTS OBTAINED
IN STUDIES OF ECLIPSE
Clouds Interfere, but New Radio Dis
covery and Many Scientific Feats
Are Accomplished.

reflects radio waves back to earth. As
the sun passed completely from sight
radio reception on special set-ups
changed abruptly to sunset conditions.
Then for the minute and a half
while the sun was completely dark
ened the test radio waves behaved al
most precisely as If it were night.
Their action showed that in the dark
ened sky the waves were ascending
much higher before being reflected
back to earth 1t was announced that
this showed the invisible layer had
abruptly retreated much higher under
cover of darkness.
When the sun reappeared the radio
reception changed back to daytime con-
ditionS. as it does at sunrise The layer
apparently had been forced down closer
to earth.
Miracle" In Vermont.
The miracle of all observations was
reported by Prof S. L. Boothroyd,
director Of the Cornell University Ex-
pedition. stationed at Newport, VT. In
the midst of hopelessly thick clouds a
small hole appeared for two minutes.
And in that hole was the total eclipse.
r. c. Williams of Cornell forthwith
Continued on Page 3. Column %
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WALKER MAY QUIT
AND RUN IN FALL
Resignation Would Be Easiest
Way Out for Both Him and
Roosevelt, Many Think.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

NEW YORK, September lit begins
to look as if the Roosevelt-Wa con-
troversy will wind up with the resigna-
ton of the mayor, followed by an at
tempt to run in the Autumn election TO
vindicate his record.
Such solution is privately discussed
among Roosevelt supporters as not only
the best way out of it for the New
York Governor but the only solution for
the mayor himself This course has
been suggested for some time but not
until the last "a hours did it become
apparent that the mayor might have
been contemplating it right along.
The opinion rendered by Supreme
Court Justice Staley, while upholding
the right of the Governor to remove
the mayor, did point out that acts in
the mayors first term were not at this
time subject to scrutiny and that GER
tain procedure by the Governor in the
trial was open to criticism.
Two Arguments Open.
With the Staley opinion as basis
the mayor could contend either that
he was not getting a fair trial and
preferred to go before the people or
else he could argue that, while tech
nically the Governor had the power of
removal, it was not intended that one
man should exercise such power over
the mayor of the largest city in the
State and upon evidence furnished III
the midst of a political campaign. The
record shows that New York City was
given constitutionally the right to pass
an ordinance retaining the removal
machinery in its own hands, but failed
to do So
William Randolph Hearst urged the
mayor to resign and go before the
court of public opinion" This is con-
sidered significant because Hearst has
Continued on Page S, Column A.
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AMBASSADOR MELLON
SAILS FOR ENGLAND.
Again Denies That Visit to States
Had Any Connection With That
of Norman.
Rx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September l.-Andrew
W. Mellon is on his way back to re-
sumo his post as Ambassador to the
Court of st James.
AS he boarded the liner Olympic last
night, Mr.. Mellon said emphatically he
had neither seen nor conferred with
Montagu Norman governor OF the Bank
of England. He said 1t was silly" TO
attempt to connect him with the visit
of Montagu Norman to this country.
1t had been reported the Engnsn
banker also was planning to sail on
the Olympic, but the report proved TO
be erroneous
The last time he saw Mr.. Norman.
the Ambassador said, was before he lett
London.
Asked II he contemplated resigning
his post, Mr. Mellon answered tnat ne
had been asked the same question reg
ularly since he first entered public lie
in Washington IL years ago. He mac
nothing TO say" about the war oent
situation
MFR. Mellon said he would return to
the United States around Christmas
II he could so arrange his STAIRS.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
MacNIDER MAY AID G. O. P
Expects to Devote Most Of Time To
Private Affairs

CHICAGO, September l (P-Hanford
MacNider said today he planned to re-
turn to his home at Mason City, Iowa,
to assume active direction of his farm
ing and banking activities.
In discussing President Hoover's ac-
ceptance OF his resignation as American
Minister to Canada, MacNider declined
to state what part he might have in
the Republican political campaign. At
Republican campaign headquarters here,
however. it was learned MacNider has
been expected to be active among war
veterans and their organizations He Is
a former national president of the
American Legion.
The following statement was issued
at Republican headquarters:
Mr.. MecNider is returning to his
farming operations and private affairs
at Sioux City, Iowa, after two years
residence in Ottawa.
'MacNider was reelected chairman
of the Republican service mems group
at the Republican National Convention
in Chicago last June and will devote
the major portion of his time from
now until election day TO supervision
Of the service leagues activities from
headquarters in Chicago.
The service league devotes its en-
tire activities to the campaign. 1t has
permanent organizations in 30 States
and now is revitalizing for the cam
paign."