Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1935, Page 10

) EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1935. A—10 - the institution Monday seeking treat- the concluding convention session here | Calif,, and Grar: Fulton of Union- i DIREET RE”EF Young Roosevelt RICH GEORGIAN DIES mant or an Ineinal Shordee. CARRIERS ELECT VELDER e & E‘:; Erttl:‘ m:b:::: i The association adopted a resolution asking Congress to eliminate bidding on star routes and put carriers on salaries, to be fixed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Indianapolis was selected as the 1936 convention city. Landing, N. Y., was elected vice presi- dent and Dale Syjes of Syracuse, Kans, secretary-treasurer. Directors elected were John E. Miller of Cumberland Furnace, Tenn.; Prank E. Russell of Forest Grove, Oreg.; A. H. Blick of Sacramento, Star Route Postmen Ask to Be Put on Salary Basis. OMAHA, Nebr,, November 15 (F).— returning to this country about a year ago. Members of his family here with him said he had no permanent resi- dence in the United States. Any one else ride in it, for it is mqde to tow & rowboat holding two pas sengers. Equipped with s 38-pound, half-horsepower motor, 1t is guided by those in the rowboat by shifting the towing line. And Coolidge Out J. 8 Whitehead Passes Away Un-‘ Of Social Register expectedly in Baltimore. BALTIMORE, November 15 (#).— Joseph B. Whitehead, scion of a mil- » lionaire Atlanta, Ga., family, died un- Auto Output Up. expectedly in the Union Memorial Automoblle production in Germany Hospital here last night. He entered ' has been breaking records recently. ENDS IN9 STATES "Jobs Provided for More By the Assoclated Press.. BOSTON, November 15.—The names of two President’s sons— James Roosevelt and John Cool- Than 2,000,000, Hop- kins Reports.v /By the Associated Press, 4 With only 15 days le#t in which to omplete the taking of 3,500,000 per- mons off the Federal dole, Adminis- trator Harry L. Hopkins edged past the halfway mark on two fronts today by ordering nine additional States cut off direct relief and releasing the latést employment figures, as of November 2. showing 1,737,610 work-relief jobs had been provided. The latter figure, how- ever, now is estimated at more than 2,000,000. The nine States informed they “have been given their last allotments of Federal funds by the F. E. R. A.” were Arizona, Arkan$as, Colorado, Idaho, Kentucky, Maine, New Jersey, Oregon and Virginia. Hopkins said they had been given supplementary allotments to aid in transfer of unemployables to State and local care, and to support other needy until they are given work-relief jobs, but did not say how much. Ohio, one of the States cut off the dole earlier this month, had received $2,000,000, to last until the 15th, but was given another $2,000,000, which was not formally announced. Other States already cut off the dole are Alabama, Indiana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Vermont, Wyoming, Mary- land, Delaware, South Dakota, Rhode Island, Georgia, Iowa, New Mexico, South Caroline, Mississippi and Con- necticut. More than 400,000 additional jobs a week must be provided this month if the 3,500,000 objective is attained by December 1, the postponed dead- line for ending direct relief. The No- vember 2 report, although showing a idge—are absent from the 1936 edition of the Boston Social Reg- ister, just published. Coolidge’s name was in the 1935 register, but Roosevelt’s was not. Mrs. John .W. Attridge, the register’'s local correspondent, ventured the information, how- ever, that Mr. and Mrs. James Roosevelt would be imcluded in the New York edition. Mrs. Grace Coolidge, John's mother, was listed. James Bryant Conant, president of Harvard, was included for the first time. The former Elizabeth D. Al- ford, who recently wed a campus policeman at Bennington, Vt. remained in good standing. Per- sons listed in the volume who marry outsiders sometimes are dropped. NEW DEAL ASSAILED AS “SOVIET REGIME” Douglas Declares Every Act Is Di- rected Toward Making U. S. a Collective State. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 15.—Lewis W. Douglas, former director of the Federal budget, last night declared that every act of the New Deal has been “directed toward making this Government into a complete collective state.” Addressing members of the Lotos Club at a dinner in his honor, Doug- 1as referred to the Roosevelt adminis- tration as the “Soviet regime.” Under it, he said, “the competent are being penalized and the incom- ideals as 66 years ago. and Topcoats LAST DAY SATURDAY 6TH ANNIVERSARY of Washington’s Youngest Store Founded in 1869, Meyers is as young in ideas and All the experience of our past has enabled us to make this sale such an out- standing event in Washington. young ideas and old-fashioned values. . 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