Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1935, Page 6

SECURITY CALLED CONSTITUTION AIM ’Breckenridge Says Tradi- :tional Document Holds Key to Social Well-Being. By the Associated Press. UNIVERSITY, Va, July 5.—Henry Breckenridge, former Assistant Secre- tary of War, made a plea today for \the American people to build their ‘economic and social security upon the Constitution as the surest foundation. His audience was the Institute of Public Affairs round table. He expressed the conviction that “from the standpoint of economic balance sheet and social security the Constitution is the surest foundation.” “Liberty is new and its experient has demonstrated that it thrives only amid divided power.” he said. “Tyranny is old and always has been implement- ed by the concentration of power “Security’ promised by subversion is an 1llusion and snare. The former Assistant Secretary of War said that “to concentrate legisla- tive and judicial powers in the Execu- tive is not progress, but reaction back to tyranny “I oppose in general the extension of the power of the Federal Govern- ment over domestic concerns of the States. Consider it subversion of t sound evolution and permanent tri-| umph of free institutions.” | Col. Breckenridge asserted it was| in derogation of the power, dignity | self reliance and self respect of all local government to have the money | for every proposed scheme taken from | the several States to Washington and there saved “for the personal suppori The boys of St. Joseph's Home ana Scnool, Eastern avenue and Bunker Hill road. had a great day yester- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, New Swimming Pool Dedicated FRIDAY, MINERS' WELCOME | THRILLS HOOVER s Former President Center of Colorful Reception in California. By the Associated PPess. GRASS VALLEY, Calif, Julv 5.— | Herbert Hoover described his Fourth 10! July today as onc of the happiest of his life, because miners here re- | ceived him “not as a former President friends.” Returning to the region where he was a student enginecr before the turn was greeted enthusiastically by the miners, some c¢f winom had worked with him. He was the center of a colorful celebraiion. Some 6,000 persons gathered vnder | & blistering sua ta hear Mr. Huover | declare liberty wss being “questioned and attacked frum both home and abroad,” and to hear bim ask Amer- icans to “hold fmst to the funda- mentals of the preat constitulional | charter of our Lberties’ The crowd cheered as Mr. Hoover turned to colloquiailsms to tell of his | mining work hei=. He called the miners “Cousin Jacks” and they al- | most pushed him fromn the speakers’ | platform seeking to shake his hand | and slap his back The former Precident led tue In- dependence day parade, made up of bright-colored fluats, mining folk in | their Sunday clothes snd red-shirted firemen. | but as one coming ksck to his old ! % JULY 5, 1935. Deaths Reported. Marletta Agard, 82, Homeopathic Hospital. ret L. @. Bell, 74, 3133 Confecticut ve. ‘mm;u-u Dunworth, 73, U. 8. Naval Hospital. ll w{n am hn-m % "?alfu Wisconsin wmx-m, M. Kenna, 8t Elizabeth's | 0L, Sasuaity Mospitel. olmr Batterson: 00 Feenc Abe l‘on.. 8. 4306, Emergency Hos- 60, y Hos- 0 ety st Boldier ley rd Providence Hos- 13 Pairlawn ave waifer Marknam, 41, Willism Wright.” 40" Eme Counts, 3K, Georss Washimgton | err.n dll ory. A5, 'hlhlrculfllll Hospital ’l"nom\l B. Shepphard. 33, Emersency Hos- O/Neill, 33 Garfield it o g Sarfleld Hospital Mary G of the century, ‘ne former President g-at ., Fred e hver Hounl Infant Dieaineite Sohnson. Children's Hos- | znm dry WEST END LAUNDRY « Launderers and Dry Cleaners « 1723 Pa. Ave. MET. 0200 ne Home | & — Births Reported. James W. and Helen C. Bonbr ™ Blzavetn's | Howard L. and Helen L. Cook. Bavrick A And Mary £ Deck John A Elmore, 66, 542 Gonnecticut ave. | B A and Cwendolyr: all g, Hal jus, o6 49 B s enry B and M W 3 Van Buren'st Norman ' ind umy D Cashman 1, Washingion Can 4900 block Candt rd Children’s Hospital linger Hospital, Emergency Hospital 61 Cres onum. . w Infant Jessie IllllT Levi Pelker, Annie W. Ellls Lo jore Hospital . boy. ) mirl Pand Catherine L Madlord. sirl. John and Julia Morll;\ b s Anthony " and Frances M. Rudgers, girl. Edwin F. and Dorothy W. Sherwood. gifl Harvey D. and Fowehad ngelo U. Cece 20 oriiripan, 44, Viationa) Nomeopathic | Lora C. Fuller. 9. itler Hospital ine E. Ballard, bley_Hospital . Gunn, 31, tm ncy Hosshat . | LeRoy H. W 1. boy. allinger Hospital, | Norman E. and Bessie R_ Lindquist. bov. pu,dm,n. Hospital George W. and Myrtle E. Mad.son, girl. Bt Flmer and Dorls J. Marceron, boy. | Louls R. and ¥'izabeth Mitteistetter, girl. Stee‘ Mllls Bumn Iron and steel mills of Sweden are much busier than a year ago. Charles i1. Jackson, T Mary Winston, b Mauch Water: mo; Closed Tomorrow |and Every Saturday During July & August Ask About Our Extended Payment Charge Plan ENTIRE BUILDING F/A5Z0/&) RALEIGH HABERDASHER Wekingin's Foist Mon's W Stne1916 7 srREEY Mr. Hoover talsed with 63-year-old | Ed Gassaway, his shift boss back in 1896. swimming for the first time in ¥he pool built on the school grounds. The Calvert Club, composed of Catho- lic laymen, sponsored the project, aided by Msgr. C. F. Thomas, pastor of 8t. Patrick's Church, and by business men. As president of the board of the home, Msgr. Thomas blessed the pool. Lewis A. Payne, head of the Cal- vert Club, spoke, and William Carrigan was master of ceremonies. Edward Costigan, Charles Moran and F. X. of the bureaucrat and reapplied to the | localities whence it came.” The institute was gathered to discuss “problems of reconstruction.” Boy, 10, Drowns. DASHWOOD, Ontario, July 5 (#).— Ten-vear-old Teddy Colville, son of James Colville of Detroit, Mich., was drowned yesterday at Grand Bend in the season’s first fatality here. | Wilberding comprised the club committee in charge. 1 Payne, president of Calvert Club; James Colliflower, Charles Moran, ward Costigan (turning on water), Warren Allen, William Carrigan, Danlel S. Lanahan and Charles Maloney. ——Star Staff Photo, Left to right: Sister James Smith, Andrea, Sister Fredolin, COURTESY IS ORDERED | FOR GOTHAM VISITORS 1. | Out-of-Town Motorists Given Ben- ana Florence E of Baltimore: Judge 2. Troy. N. Y. d. 5. Genoa. Ozark. Ala Fla.: Rev Pummery. 14 Freeley Rohrer. 05 Q st New Hampshire ave.; . and il and John 31 hipley. nig, 7. Upper Marlboro, at. and iy = TIR st st sw 29, 306 L st and 151 Penns: | M, Sherer. . + Shannon pl same ad- 1219 9. Hot Salisbury 1103 East Capitol 18, Macon, Ga. 21st st Springs. Jeflerson st.. and G st. n.e: Judge and Verna | 4 ave.: Rev n and Edna_Westin IN. both of Baltimore; Rev. H. A and 1424 T st. se.. 1. Rev. ewport. R. 0 E st = 6th st ne. and Ada Rev. John 614, Princeton bl ler. 2. 1236 Shep- and Rena Rack- ‘Baltimore. Rabbi J. Spring rd.. and Annte 2 Corcoran st.. Rev and Doris | Rev ueome 1844 Sth st 600 K st.; 1030 Euelid st 2205 lw\n Robert_Anderson 40, Garolina, Aparimenis, and Rev 1 sw. and | 12th st | oth st 1017 and | Rev. | Pern st 76 Vine st.; 9. Brook Ohio. and | 30. Eaton, Ohio; Rev. E L Giern R Hnrvv rige Hagsl e Hudn "li 2% Baltimore. and Grace | 1. 23 Brookiyn. N. Y.: Judge R. E. | aiv 1416 Church st. and 141813 19th st :1. 2032 15th st. and ah L Grimn 4560 Deane ave Rev. B Botts, Irving st. ne. Brunswick. Md A'n and | N E | Rev' | e Sinburs. Pa.. 21, Garysburg, i, and Pearl 18 Joth of Alexandria. Va Dunham Maxfield. 9. 4018 4th st 4318 14th st Vernon. N. Y.. and | 26, Los™ Angeles; | and | Rev. | RESORTS. Vi IRGIVIA In the Mountains of Vlrnnu. Bryce's Hotel and Cottages (near), Orkney g8, 19th season. It's the most unique t in the S(ate. American plan, modern; 250 per day, $15 per week: the best of ®0od thing® to eat fresh from our gardens: swimming. bowling. dancing. Many of our ruests stay all Bummer Why suffer city heat. mosquitos. foul air. Here the eir is o0l ‘and bracink Mr. and Mrs Willlam R. P. 0., Basye, " ORKNEY SPR!\GS. VA. " ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL Orkney Springs, Va. 712 hours’ drive to Washington's Beyce. Owners. GOLF - TE! Horseback Ridin ATTRACTIVE WEEK Long Distance Tel ‘. “ Ocean View. ATLANTIC HOTE « Attractive, modern. homelike Directly on Chesapeake Bay. Delicious Southern cook- ing. Boating. fishing bathing. Write for * booklet The MERRIMAC &% 1. Waterfront—All_Conveniences. Special weekly and we PLem‘l rates. THE MISSES FOREMAN. | Terms_Reasonable, efit of Doubt in Traffic Violations. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. July 5—Visiting au- | toists are to get the benefit of the doubt | police. hereafter from New York sioner Lewis J. Valentine yesterd: | an order—the first of its kind in many | RESORTS. | ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. se | ATLANTI For fhe Fourth-o | | da JOHNNY AN Beach Restaurant ¢ Sidewalk Cafe ASBU R\' PARK, TASBURY | Hotel Alameda AL s ‘snmmn porches overlooking - boardwalk and ocean American - European | Popular rates.” Week-end special, davs. including meals. €5 BEACH HAV N. Z ENGLESIDE s Capacrty 300 Ml baths with sea water. Best fishing | ibing on New Jersey coast. Sure Tellef from Hav Fever. - Five tennis couria, attractive rates. % R. F. ENGLE. Mer. _ O(ILA\ CITY, N. J BELLEVUE American and Euro- vean Plans. Bathing Privileges. L\u].tnu ¥ two MAINE. "HIGH ROCK HOTEL ™ Moderate 1ates. Apply for booklet. OGUNQUIT, MAINE. OCEAN CITY, MD, ~ THE BELMONT Qcean Front Rooms—odern L. R. HEARNE. THE DEL-MAR..%:. __Private Baths. MRS, S. 1. CAREY. _ BREAKERS g%,20%2 ¥ AL Rooms with hot and cold running water al pri e bath. Phone 76__ C. H. Timms HASTINGS HOTEL 9r,™ Parking Spass. Snceial r‘lu-ljn il Jul 'A'vi-i‘iflrlc Ocean City's Lar Most Complete $3.75 Dally, $20 Weekly. Bath and all DR, M. B. Quillan, Prop, SPECIAL RATES JUNE AND JULY Family Hotel E. Prob. THE KAYE On Boardwalk fiee. MRS M KA’ Wetlpqum Hall Oceanfront. Specialrate. S.Harriet Dashiell. HAMILTON HOTEL Ocean front; centrally located; Drivate baths | THE PLlMHlMMON Ocean Frout — Moderate Rates. Exeel- lent _Table. _ Bath House Service Free. APARTMENTS, ROOMS, SUKNISMED, RENL. NALS. THE DENNIS Where a cordial w new. awaits old frle 5 Rates very reasonable. Mr | Dennis.__Porticos_overlooking_ocea Commander ..o % | Teiephone\and_Elerator_Sarviee._(onen) Ocean front, A leading Mflyflofl’" Boardwalk Hotel. perfectly appointe ac 200. Fish partics.” “Woder Official AAA El uullonn -nh “S" _EARL E. BLUE_RIDGE smmi'r. PA. \'lRGlN[A BEACH, VA. v Waverley Hotel Virginia Beach, Va. Finest surf (Mnr golf. tennis. Ocean Frontessvery Convenience Private_Baths G. PORTER. Msr. "Botel Chalfonte [ OCEAN FRONT HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS Golf. Horseback riding. surf bath- 1ng” Close to all ‘amusements and | night clitbs HOMEL Attractive surroundings with service which Convenient. Home-like. The Place to Stay SUMMIT VILLA Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. will please the most fastidious. Private baths Rooms with runnine water Booklet. 71, Blue ‘Bldce Semmit 106-R PEN MAR, PA._ Crout’s Hotel l-o-lllo Speeial Weekly g Week End Bates Snndny Dinner, $1.00 Mrs. J. E. Crout ~ LYNDON COTTAGE Reasonable Rates. | The officers received from Commis- | and Rovana | Every fine feature of dining, pian. | 'MONTICELLO years—to be especially courteous to out-of-State and out-of-city drivers. | With visitors flocking here for mp‘ vacation season, Valentine pointed out that traffic ordinances in the big city differ greatly from those in many other communities and added that strangers’ minor traffic blunders should be condoned if unintentional and due to ignorance. SRansel Pask Wodge Jin Causda'a Rockies. American plan. 922 Fif- teenth St. N.W., Washington, D.C. STEAMSHIPS. WEST INDIES AND CARIBBEAN G CRUISES every weck wi Fleat 10 (0 18 duvs $115 Fruit’ Co.. Pier i} Tel. W 4-1880 or 432 5th Tel. LAck RESORTS. __ATLANTIC CITY. N. Ave C CITY f-July Weekend ncing and entertainment HAMP and HIS ORCHESTRA ATTRACTIVE AMERICAN D EUROPEAN PLAN RATES WILLIAM HAMILTON, Genercl Manager Washington Office—Phone National 5387, ‘WHERS THE IMPRESSION LASTS | Assuring Satisfoction Alnar | 3O Ermr s 2000, | hing G Garage Facilities ™= *usysc UCKY AvE. * R BE, HotelRALEIGH ST. CHARLES PLACE, Nesr ATLANTIG GITY, med, =" Se.Caroline Ave. ATLANTIC CITY Atlantic City's newest tral fireproof hotel, just theBoardwalk. R B.Ludy M. 97%MADISON | NEW— ATLANTIC CITY— FIREPROOF DAILY—MEALS INCLUDED | Waekly (fortwe) from $60 AlsoEu; Beon Plan. Surf Bathing from Hotal. FETTE DEVONSI‘IIRI‘ OCEAN END OF ST. JAMES PLACE ‘1 PERPERSON=TWO INROOM $ L WITH WONDERFUL MEALS Y ,ARENDON Yiglaia Are. half back to beath and Pler. Run water. !rluu o, Wit rates "B MONROE_ KIHCMIII & OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE. DAILY PER PERSON ROOM and MEALS 5350 A Fetter & Hollinger Hote! mummmnn "nmcmm oorgia Ave. Nomelike. $2.50 up D: 16 'lllh !l:llnl ‘weals neloded, Pras Bain, Ph, 4-5294. 26th wear. E. Crout Tennessee Ave. & Beach Airy Rooms. Private Baths or Runhing Water Rates. 50 Daily ’E“ inl Weekly EL_pree Buchine—Eievator 7"'“ e, VIRGINIA AVE,_NEAR BEACK ooms $1.50 ith Bath, §3 - G From Hotal, Ph. ne. 5721 GABLE & DEVIT e = AND UP Exceptional meals, Free bat] Running_water; pri DELAWARE Rooms, $1 Wm. Lail Cor. hel!e A Arkansas OSBORNE One_ Block to 83 up Dally, with meals. All Qutside Bathing from Hotel. V. Hocke; CITY Tennessee Ave. Kentueky Ave., KENTUCKY "t $18 up weekly with meals. Elva M. King TABOR INN Qcean end Co Connecticut aukey, ates R P A A P | Lewis A. Msgr. 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