Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1934, Page 12

; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. LABOR PROTECTIVE UNIT WILL OPEN OFFICE HERE Pocatello (Idaho) Man Arrives to Establish Headquarters—Aids Relief Workers. A—12 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1934, DOUGLAS ATTACKS| ROOSEVELT POLICY Former Director of Budget Sees Social and Eco- nomic Calamity. Faces Divorce SUIT SURPRISE TO ACTRESS BACK FROM EUROPE. ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY NOW! YOUR D. G. S. GROCER WILL BE GLAD TO PERSONALLY SELECT A FRESH, PLUMP AND TENDER “BIRD” D. G. S. FLOUR 1229c £ 59§13 CERESOTA FLOUR 2 33 698129 BAKER'S S CHOCOLATE. ......... .. eake 21C Tom McDougall of Pocatello, Idaho, president and national organizer of the | American Labor Protective Associa- tion, has arrived in Washington to open national headquarters for the organization here. McDougall explained the organiza- tion seeks to take relief workers off relief rolls by giving them a voice in their own affairs. He also said the association believes that when the re- lief worker and the welfare worker quit fighting, definite steps can be taken to put many unemployed back on_their own. ‘The association opposes strikes, communism, boycotts, lockouts, pick- eting and other forms of violence, and is non-religious and non-political. oA West Virginians Plan Dance. FRANKLIN 4XXXX ®. 7C A dinner and dance will be held OR BROWN SUGAR...... Pxs. New Year eve by the West Virginia = . —— } U. 8. Govt. Graded and Dated Sunshade doz. 41 C B EGGS U. S. Standards, Large—Retail Grade ROLL BUTTER 269 D.G.S.BUTTER.. .. ... ... 1. 38¢ AYRSHIRE BUTTER . 41¢ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 13.—Lewis | W. Douglas turned abruptly today | against the Roosevelt administration, to which he once belonged, tracing its recovery program to an eventuality of | “another destructive war.” | Rejecting the idea that he was “see- ing ghosts under the bed” or dragging *bogies” out of the dark, he foresaw from policies of huge public works ex- penditures and continued nation- al deficits a “ghastly social and economic ca- lamity.” It was his first public utterance since he resigned | as director of the | budget. He spoke | before 800 busi- ness men and bankers last night | at an Economic | Club dinner. | The true trail | to recovery, he: said, lies through stimulation of the 4 Nation's heavy industries by balancing = 2 the Federal budget, ceasing all public 3 works expenditures and discontinuing the Civilian Conservation Corps. A balanced budget, he said, could be attained by 1937. | Defends Public Works. | Stuart Chase, economist, spoke in | rebuttal, defending public works ex-t penditures as the best way to stimu- late the capital industries. Chase was chosen by the club to defend the ad- ministration after the latter declined to name its own spokesman. Douglas, warning that continued Federal deficits lead to inflation, said that further depreciation of the dollar CIGARETTES In Attractive Holiday Cartons 2 pl{;. 25(‘.‘ carton 5120 Camels. Chesterfields, Lucky Strike. Ol Gold a Attention | Crocerymen Tired feet find instant relief in Lewis W. Douglas. ATERL T ERAERAREREEARRRR NSRRI SPECIALS CLAIRE LUCE, The blond stage ster, is shown here on the S. S. Méjestic as she returned to New York—and a matrimonial problem—after ap- pearing on the London stage for the previous eight nionths. 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CHICAGO, December 13.—The ques- tion of when money is not money and how checks and cash may be “at fatal variance” has been raised by the de- fense of Martin Insull in an attempt to have the case in which he is charged with embezzling $344,720 thrown out of court. The issue was raised yesterday by Attorneys John E. Northup and Gren- ville Beardsley before Judge Cornelius J. Harrington, in Criminal Court, when they argued that Insull was charged with taking money, whereas the State had offered proof to the effect that he had embezzled checks. They contended the case should be thrown out of court. Further arguments were in prospect before the court rules. 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