Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1935, Page 27

VETORVOF G0 SEENBY EIL NOX Publisher Sees Hoover. Says Constitution, Money and Budget Issues. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, July 30—A Republican President in 1937 was the Pprediction left with California G. O, P. leaders today by Col Frank Knox, Chicago publisher. The latest of nationally prominent take office in 1937 on a platform op- posed to “planned economy.” He contrasted planned economy with ‘what he said was the “competitive philosophy visioned by the framers of the United States Constitution.” ‘The key issues of the next campaign, he said, would be “defense of the Con- stitution,” a balanced budget, stabi- lized currency and a “sound” farm policy. To Invade South. Col. Knox, who denied that he had any aspirations for the Republican nomination, left by airplane last night for Chicago, completing a swing through California during which he expressed his political views in ad- dresses at Los Angeles and here. He said he planned a trip through the East and South soon. ‘The Chicago publisher declared that President Roosevelt was seeking to un- £ dermine the “last line of defense” to the Constitution by attempting to “create sentiment against the Supreme Court with the intention of bringing about destruction of some of its func- tions.” Claims Recovery Handicapped. Col. Knox said his trip had con- vinced him there was an improvement in business, but he declared that re- covery was being retarded by what he termed the administration's “planned economy experiments.” He attributed the improvement to a ! world economic recovery, which he claimed started in June, 1932, and to “business confidence restored by the | Supreme Court’s N. R. A. decision.” “American business,” Col. Knox de- clared, “has found a courageous de- fender of its rights in the Supreme Court of the United States.” LIONS DELEGATE WED New Yorker Marries Texas Wom- an in Mexico City. MEZXICO CITY, July 22 ().—Miss Catherin Clarke of Houston, Tex., and Tilden Collar of New York, a delegate to the Lions’ Convention, were married last night by Rev. Charles McKean of the Union Church. Mrs. Pat Jocelyn Long and her daughters, Patricia and Tiny of Hous- ton, were the bride’s attendants. Collar is connected with the New York City Department of Education. FOR LOVELY FLOORS 1 On Sale At WOODWARD & LOTHROP STEAMSHIPS. WEST INDIES & CARIBBEAN GUES1 CRUISES every week with the Great White Fleet. 18 days, $165 up. UNITED FRUIT CO., Pler 3, North River, New York. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Select Seashore Vacation of Choice saction of becch . . . conter il attractions . i overiooking ocean . .. Dennis lux- ies and troditionel cuisine. Reesoncble both Plans. WALTER J. BUZBY, Inc. A7ZAN T/ T GALEN HALL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Excellence Without Extravagance. Fine Table Diet Kitchen, Music. Amrican Pn— 535, 5% $3508 ATLANTIC CITY N. 3.—Brighier and more sttractive than ever. Hotel accommoda- REDONIA, % radg o m Rl e 0 Large Room for Two o ATLANTIC CITY FREE BATHING e 5. LUDY MONTICELLO a2 2o 4350 (Twe in Room) ommmmum A Fetter & Hollinger Hotel s WILDWOOD, N. J. . ial rate.: 1t 'S = Pk s, CHAS, LUD AM., COLONI 500 5 dally - w 17.50 up weekly, 22nd mlnfl' ..I’“'l management of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Carler, RAJESTIC e Woekty iieats. inciaded. Free Parking and Bathing. O Parker Smith. L SHADY SIDE, Mbs. SPECIAL ‘The Rural Home Hotel ~will during the next 10 days make reservations at the following rates: $3 per day, $14 weekly. “The coolest place on the Chesa- e.”” Best food in Maryland, baht‘l:‘lng. tennis court. No extr e. ‘Tfii. “"inl River 218.F-5 A. W. ANDREWS, Proprietor. 1* { ™ COLONIAL BEACH, VA. { COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL E acres plas Hotel and Cottages (near) Orkney . 19th season. lt‘ll the l:]fl;::::r the State American plan. modern; THE EVENING STAR, WA Special Combinations of Battle Creek Health Foods —Dbelieved by our Food Sho to be the best Health Foodg obtainable. Zo and Fig & Bran Flakes The Two, 29C Regularly 40c¢ Zo, a breakfast food, is rein- forced in vitamin B, by the addition of yeast and vege- table extract. Fig and Bran Flakes is a blend of figs, bran and con- centrated extract of yeast called “Savita.” A good warm weather breakfast food. Malted Nut and Pineapple Juice The Two, 89C Regularly $1.20 Malted Nuts, a delicious, high- ly nutritious food, may be sub- stituted for cow’s milk. Use dry or make into a beverage by adding hot water. The Pineapple juice is un- sweetened. Other Battle Creek Foods: Krusty Bran, 6 ounces, 2 for 25¢ Psylla Wafers, 9 ounces. . 75¢ Laxa Biscuits, 7 ounces. .75¢ Protose Food Ferrin, 20 oun Foop Ssor, Firra FPLOOR. SHINGTON, D. ., TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1935. Special Selling dia Print Bed Covers $|.30 Exceptional values . . . very good quality material with intriguing designs in clear colors. Ideal for a spread, couch cover, or to be cut and hemmed for draperies. 2x3 yards each. Telephone Orders, Dlstrict 5300, Filled Promptly 4