Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1935, Page 11

RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘Chioice section of beach Socrdwalk attractions decks overlo vries an’' traditionel cui tatus, both Plans. WALTEZ 1. BUZBY, Inc. otelRALElGH oH ACE, AIANTIG T, med, Dinner to ONS IN ROOM -llul Plan _Served| n It Desired. ATLANTIC CITY FREE BATHING The Tefferson $O. KENTUCKY AVE., ATLANTIC CITY ROOM - BATH * MEALS « DAILY | Per Person—Two in room—Weekly | for ivn‘lrnm $60—Surf bathing ‘HOTEL's"TANLEY_‘ Ocean End—South Carolina Ave. $1 Daily; $2.50 with Meals BAR—GRILL—DANCING Tennessee Ave. & Beach Airy Rooms. Private Baths or Runhing Water Rates. $1.50 Daily Special Weekly Pree_Bathing—Elevator OSBORNET T F $8 up Daily, with mell Bathing from Hotel. KENTUCK ‘18 up weekly with meals. MORTIMER| 81 Virginia Ave. nr._ Steel Pler | AND UP Eaceptional meals. Free bathing. Running_water; private baths all_rooms. DELAWARE SITY, Tennessce Ave. HOTEL 2nd from Beach. Reoms. $1 wp. Running water. Priv. Baths. d. Proj irew F Me: All Outside Room W._Hockenb: Kentucky Ave.. Near Beach _Elva M. | & Eur._Plan. Rooms AT Stk Free patkin: COLUMBIAZ: bifirhidis _W. Mecray . ~ BEACH HAVEN, __1 ZENGLESIDE .25 Capacity 300 All baths with sea water. Best fishing and bathing on New Jersey coast. Sure relief from Hay Fever. Five tennis courts. | attractive rates. = OCEA} ‘THEF LANDERS Direct ocean front. Ocean City N. J. Same management for past twelve years. Rates consisten: with cenditions. Children are always welcome. HOWARD SLOCUM. Mg: itable, snjoyable _ seashore on— Hi-l. enllont Ilnht 'IIVII- ot -"ltl Mlh INCOLN "Am.Lu.. Bkt LA MONTE Dly Eur Pl ‘ M up Dly. Special Weekly, Near nmia Free bathing accommodations _H. OSTON. From $4.00 Daily Am. 2.00 Daily Eu. MORGENTHAU SEES z== BILL AIDING CREDIT Ban on Dollar Devaluation _Suits Upheld Before Senate Group. By the Associsted Press Secretary Morgenthau told a skep- tical Senate committee today the ad- ministration legislation to block dol- lar revaluation damage suits against the Government would improve Fed- eral credit. Morgenthau’s assertion was in reply to a question by Senator Glass, Demo- crat, of Virginia, Secretary of the Treasury in the Wilson administration. “You think it wiil help Government credit to formally notify creditors that the Government reserves the right to repudiate its indebtedness?” Glass asked. “It will remove the possibility hang- ing over the Treasury of these possible | suits,” Morgenthau said firmly. Glass Pursues Issue. “I want to know why it will improve the credit of the Government to imply there is no moral turpitude in repudia- tion?” Glass persisted. “With the possibility of these suits hanging over our heads, it can’t help | but be a souree of worry, because there may be a deluge of them,” Morgenthau ~ | said. “It removes your worry,” Glass com- mented, “but does it remove the worry of those who might contemplate buy- ing Government securities?” “The bill says the Government will pay 100 cents on the dollar,” Morgen- | thau replied. Total Financing. Earlier, answering questions by Sen- ts | ator Steiwer, Republican, of Oregon, the Treasury chief testified that dur- ing the current fiscal year the Gov- ernment expected to face total financ- ing of $9,000,000,000. Of this, $5,000,- 000,000 would be refunding and $4,- 000,000,000 new borrowing to meet the expected deficit. Morgenthau said the $5,000,000,000 of securities to be refinanced included $1,278,000,000 of Liberty bonds and $550,000,000 of notes with the gold clause obligation. These maturities, he said, would leave about $8,000,000,- 000 of gold clause obligations out- standing. He' scoffed at fears expressed by some Senators that these would be presented in a great fush to the Treasury for cash. % HOUSE PAYS TRIBUTE T0 J. EDGAR HOOVER | Speech Before Police Chiefs Is Ordered Printed in Con- gressional Record. The House yesterday paid extraor- dinary tribute to J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the Bureau of Investigation of the Department of Justice, who was lauded by several speakers as one of the most valuable men in the Govern- ment service and the agency under his direction one of the most efficient and effective. Representative Connery, Democrat, of Massachusetts, sought unanimous consent to have printed in the Con- | gressional Record the recent speech by Mr. Hoover at the convention of police chiefs in Atlantic City. Representative Rich, Republican, of Pennsylvania, a zealous protector of the Congressional Record, at first ob- jected, saying that there are so many assistant secretaries and various minor officials in Washington today who are eager to get their speeches in the — | Record that he believes extreme care should be exercised to prevent an in- undation by speakers. Both Representative Connery and Blanton, Democrat, of Texas com- mented strongly on the services that Mr. Hoover is performing, citing the many recent cases in which the - | greatest criminal offenders have been apprehended. Representative Connery said the speech was one which should go be- fore all the people of the country to show them what is being done by the Department of Justice to detect and punish criminals. The House vigor- A ously applauded both of the speeches BRADDOCK HEIGHTS,, MD. | “CAMP SCHLEY INN_ ; Ideal for childre Delicious _meals. Rates. $2.00 by $10 per week. Miss ENCohieniz. Brad. His. Md. Phone N OCEAN CITY, MD. OCEAN CITY— Maryland FoAr“ l;;w:-Co-t Seuhure Vacations ater Sports ing, . | ments to choose from. Write to hotels listed below N‘l'; Chamber of Commeree, Ocean_City, ON BOARD W ALK BREAKERS R5.20400 Yot o id runmn!: water and private bath. $hone 76 €. H. Timmons, Pro ATLANTIC $3.75 Daily, 820 weekly ok doed A meats: HASTINGS HOTEL Priva ki Special rates waill Jof Parking Siln' Cans DL July 25. HAMILTON HOTEL Ocean front;. gontrally loeated: Drivate baths ._T. QUILLIN IONE Ocean City" l | == | On Boar Gimby and Hatry C. G Wetipquin Hall Ocean front, Specialrate. S. Harriet Dashiell. HOTEL STEPHEN DECATUR FRONT. 60 MS. 30 BATHS. e N Tt e Beoklet “S.” EARL ONLEY. THE BELMONT Front S lflhn ot Rooms—Medern THE DEL-MAR.7.. Private Baths. _ MRS. 8. 1. CAREY. 4 WEST VIRGINIA Minnehaha = ATLANTIC HOTE in praise of Mr. Hoover's work, and Representative Rich withdrew his ob- jection. 'A.A.A. ATTACK SPREADS RICHMOND, Va,, July 17 (#.—Two more milling companies in Virginia | yesterday joined in the Nation-wide attack on the A. A. A. processing taxes. Petitions asking injunctions against N. B. Early, jr., collector of revenue, to prevent collection of the tax from wheat processors were flled by the J. M. Strickler Mills, Harrisonburg, and the Natural Falls Milling Co, Bridgewater. The Shenandoah Milling Co. of Har- risonburg entered suit Monday. STEAMSHIPS. MEDITEKRANEAN and all Europe— Luxe service on famous express liners via the _smooth Southern Route TALIAN_LINE, 1_Siate BESOB’I'S. OCEAN CITY, MD. 5 THE LANKFORD - |°0n Boardwalk; sarage. M. B. Quillan, Prop, ~ SPECIAL RATE THE KAYE walk, free. MRS M jer On Penobsco Cape Rosier uim. ooty beawti: ful seaside location. Family cottages, tral ll:jn“l’ room. Hicam ‘Blake's Gamps, Gupe Rovier, Me. * 'OCEAN VIEW, VA. Ocean View. Virginia Attractive. modern. he rectly Chesegenke Bay: Sy R o bookiet ting fishing. bathing. Write for VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Hotel Chalfonte OCEAN FRONT HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER—PRIVATE BATHS THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, McNary’s Adopted Daughter Pirst photo of Charlotte, adopted daughter of Senator and Mrs, Charles McNary of Oregon. The baby is 6 weeks old and was the daughter of a friend of the McNarys, who died at the baby’s birth. Picture shows Mrs. McNary escorting Charlotte to their farm home at Salem, Oreg. D. C, '34 ABBOTT REPORT GIVEN PUBLICATION Former Children’s Bureau Head Saw New Era in Jobs for Young. The last annual report written by Grace Abbott as chief of the Chil- dren’s Bureau was made public today as a part of the annual report of the Secretary of Labor. Covering the fis- cal year terminating June 1934. date of her resignation, Miss Abbott's lists the progress of the bu- reau’s studies and makes recomm:nda- tions for the future. Miss Abbott described the fiscal year WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1935. under review as marking “the begin- ning of a new era in the matter of employment of young persons,” and visioned increased attendance of boys and girls 16 years and over in educa- tional institutions, with consequent need for recognition of their requirements for education and train- ing. 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