Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1935, Page 8

= THE EVENING |STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY., JUNE 5. 1935 "A-8 = G. Owen, Herbert J. Rich, L. E. Rubel, | sented by a_Nominating Committee | Hannan Cornmall, 75, 3300 1sth st ne tefoulle Jenkins, 40, 2650 Wisconsin rothea W. Bov 417 Belmont t s s U.. OUTLAY HELD i PERIL BY DOUGLAS Budget Balancing Needed to Avoid Dictatorship, He i Decjares. { the Associated Press, CHICAGO, June 5 Douglas, director of the national budget in President Roosevelt's ad- ministration until 10 months ago, as- serted vesterday the New Deal nolicy of spending threatened to overtirow the American democratic form of government and substitute a political dictatorship ve groups of Chicago ona Democrat geous effort 1o prevent By Lewis W. and economic aking befc budget” could such an overthrow We are spending & great people into poverty, a great middle class into eat democracy d New Deal’s plan the banks with as security was as the printing of except that the psycho- was delayved in pu greenbacks Ingical effect the tempo delay the budget be bal- tmental ex- the next fiscal vear, 1936, to $2.700.000,- lief grants to Slates He said expenditures could be limii 900.000.000. “Oon t convert the E. G int liqu g agency Compel the Public istration to liquidate its is way the budget could y within 300 or 400 mil- lion dollars of bala in the 1936 fiseal vear, and in 7. by the sam ’ Works Adm Assets . pracedure. couid be brought inio ba & 200 or 300 million doliars | { Marriage Licenses. and Richmond iray. Va 17 ath st. n 26 3rd st s.e ne st. ne ise F Chap- Md: | Births Reported. Lang, twin girls boy. ilver Storage Under guarantee in burglar- proof vaults. * * * COLD for furs, clothing, rugs, ete. * * * COOL stor- | age for wines and spirits, * ® * WARM storage for paintings, storage ® * * SAFE storage for all houschold and personal ef- fects. antiques. Packing and Shipping Household Removals ASaFE | 1140 FIFTEENTH ST 472 BLOCKS NORTH OF THE WHITE HOUSE. C A ASBINWALL, PRESIDENT DISTRICT 4040 INSTEAD OF WAITING " FORB:30 STATIONTO STATION CALL Wins Honor AWARDED LAW PRIZE AT G. W. U, LIEUT. 0. S. COLCLOUGH, NG Who has been awarded the Larner - as the outstanding student of orge Washington University hool ut. Colclough will leave Wash- ington in a few days (o Assume com- mand of the fleet submarine Dol- phin, at San Diego. on the West Coast. - Underwood & Underwood. Dogs Lose Liberty. MONROVIA, C No dogs will be a large here after June 2 making pens and leashes as was passed Chief Frank Scott reportes persons were bitten by dogs past vear. if.; June 5 licenses 'TRUSTEES SELECTED 'BY BUSINESS BUREAU [ : Four Are Named for First Time, | 30 Are Re-Elected at Annual Meeting of Unit. Four new trustees were elected and 30 re-elected at the annual meeting of the Better Business Bureau yes- terday at the Raleigh Hotel. New members chosen are Margaret Gollan of Frank R. Jellefl, Inc; Jonn J. Hasley, Palais Royal; John A. Remon, Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Co., and Edward G. Yonker, Sanitary Grocery Co. Those re-elected are P jr, Edward C. Baltz, H Y. E. Booker, Henry N. Brawner, B. B. Burgunder, H. Lawrence Choate, Oscar Coolican, John H. Davis, Joshua Evans, jr, M ibbs, Ralph Gold- smitk M raham, Gerald D Grosner, James W. Hardey, Sylvan King, Louis Levay, H. H. Levi, R. B, H. Lyon, Lanier P. McLachlen, Vernon ANNOUNCING FORTIPHONE Midget Amplifyer A new and striking advance by the originators of the electrical hearing aid. FREE DEMONSTRATION MAGER & GOUGELMAN 207 Albee Bldg, 1426 G St. N.W. Telephone District 1199 Addison, T. Bisselle, G H. L. Rust, John Saul, C. Melvin Sharpe, F. P. H. Siddons, Arthur J. Sundlun, Harry E. Ullman and Dewey | Zirkin. Norman Kal, president of the Ad- | vertising Club of Washington, is an ex-officio member of the board of trustees. He, 100, was recently re- | elected. Louis Rothschild, director, submit- | ted his annual report, which showed a total of 6,746 merchandise cases had been investigated during the past | year. Of these, 1446 were consumer | complaints, 2,010 were shopping in- vestigations and 3290 covered all other types of inquiries made. The bureau slso investigated and reported on 1943 financial inquiries Officers of the bureau will be chosen by the trustees from a slate to be pre- composed of Burgunder, and Rich. Short addresses were made by Fleming Newbold and Joshua Evans, jr. both of whom gave particwar praise to Director Rothschild and Mrs. 2 st .Sallie P. Muchmore, head of the mer- | annie R. Howard. 77. 1534 Hemlock st. chandising department. Aimee's Daughter Regains Name. LOS ANGELES, June 5 (#).—Ro- berta Semple Smyth, 25, daughter of Aimee Semple McPherson, the evan- gelist, yesterday legally became Roberta Semple. She was divorced some time ago from William Bradley Smyth and resumed her maiden name because Booker, Evans } Joseph under it she was identified in her re- ligious work. | James E. Hoadiey o Mary E._ Fealey, : Axusta Nelson, Albert. T. Dulin. - 20 Dent p H." Fieetwood, 1. Provideiice Hos- 621 Lamont st neer Horpital Deaths Reported. e . G El Kosa C. Francis Hughes, ave. ne Saran C. Dulin Mussachusetis | John s 8 406 10t s se Robinsy M. Prichard, 77, 1603 Van Buren its unemployed to raise flax field Hospita & Hospitel, Wexford, Irish Free State, will help LiGHT AN Otp Gop for young ideas. R You Sece O 1% B8 loday.. wE ](HOW Coffee . Freshness does reot y4 peedy are 120l jeecedicr 7.__ WJMMWB For 70 years Chase & Sanborn have been selecting the finest flavored coffee beans from the world’s choicest and costliest coffees ... blending them with the utmost skill to produce the perfect coffee flavor. During all those 70 years, there has been no lowering of our standards. Only the best is good enough to be sold under the Chase & Sanborn namel ness, the kind of coffee package does not matter. It was for this important reason that Chase & Sanborn six years ago instituted Dated Coffee and swift, “fresh food”” deliv- ery . . . 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En- . joy its full, rich flavor . . . its fine healthful freshness . . . free from that rancid taste. Enjoy all you want of this fine Dated Coffee! You know it is wholesome and healthful —the very, same identical Dated Coffee you used to get and like in the can. You know that Dating guarantees this coffee’s freshness. And don’t forget—you save real money on every pound of this superb Dafed Coffee in its new, inexpensive package! It's deli- cious. Try it! Copyright, 1935, by Stasdard Brands lnc,