Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1935, Page 23

JOSLIN' SPEAKS T0G. 0.P. WOMEN *Doesn’t Know” Whether| Hoover Is Receptive to 1936 Nomination. ‘THeodore Joslin, secretary to Her- bert Hoover when he was in the White House, “doesn’t know” whether the former President is receptive to the Republican pres. ddential nomina- tion mnext year, he told the Dis- trict League of Republican wom- en yesterday. k Although pre- Bumed to be still in close touch : ‘with his former employer, Joslin, discussing the qualifications of the various men who have been 4 mentioned for the nomination, Theedore Joslin. said when he came to “Hoover of California”: “I don't know what he's going to | do” Whoever is the Republican candi- | date, Joslin declared, he must be able | to “capture the imagination of the American people.” “You can’t beat a somebody with a fobody,” he told 200 women gathered in the Mayflower Hotel ball room. Joslin was only mildly critical of the ! New Deal and said that although President Roosevelt “is weaker today | than he was six months ago, any right-minded Republican wishes he were a whole lot weaker.” | The agricultural West, he said, will stand by the administration until a better farm plan than the A. A. A. is | offered. Joslin declared the Repub- | lican party was “not bankrupt on that issue” and had a plan which it will “project at the proper time.” The former White House secretary sald the 1936 Republican platform must be “constructive and not as con- servative as it has been in the past.” The “solid South” can be counted lost to the Republicans next year as “there’s no use chasing rainbows be- low the Mason-Dixon Line” Joslin said. e said his party must be cautious replying to New Deal challenges lest it reveal its plans. Joslin warned against the Town- send plan, declaring its popularity in the West presented & genuine danger and that the cost of the New Deal would be “nothing in comparison.” CAR TRACK REMOVAL SOUGHT BY CITIZENS Georgetown Progressive Group Also Opposes Tax Boost Till U. S. Raises Share. Resolutions requesting the District government to remove the street car tracks on Dumbarton avenue and P street and opposing increased taxes | in the District “until the Federal Gov~ | ernment increases its contributions to a fair and equitable amount” were passed last night by the Progressive Citizens’ Association of Georgetown. Declaring the recent testimony of Thomas E. Lodge, president of the Federation of Citizens’ Associations, before the Alcohol Beverage Control Board, was a matter outside the juris- diction of any citizens' association, the | | Georgetown group also ignored a sug- gestion from the Sixteenth Street Heights Association to reprimand Lodge for his testimony. The citizens also asked less crowding on busses on the Burleith line and the establishment of token fares wher- | | tickling, hacking, s} ever possible. The association was addressed by C. | Marshall Finnan, superintendent of the National Capital Parks, who dis- cussed plans for future development of Montrose Park. For Phone Orders Call DISTRICT 7575. « « » Cash Your Christmas Savings Checks on Main FI. | Btop THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CTZENS RECENE PLARSFOR CENTER Michigan Park Association Hears of Development From Kelly. The development of the Turkey Thicket Recreation Center appeared assured last night when Edward Kelly of National Capital Parks exhibited plans for this project at the meeting of the Michigan Park Citizens' Asso- ciation. The plan, as explained by Kelly, calls for erection of a fleld house with locker rooms, showers for boys and glrls, and assembly room suitable for indoor play and community parties. Behind the fleld house there will be an ellipse for croquet and other games. A new feature of playground de- velopment is the inclusion of a hard surface area for games such as bas- ket ball and volley ball. The area will also be used as a roller skating rink. | , Eight tennis courts, four clay and four hard surface, will also be in- cluded in the center, as will hand- ball courts and & small children’s | plot. There is to be & major playing fleld Stop That Cough Before It Becomes Something Worse B teh it e wa) the famous FOLEY'S HONEY & TAR (now for hockey, soccer, foot ball and base ball, and adjoining this will be a soft ball diamond. Horseshoe pitching courts and pic- nic tables will also be provided. Kelly stated most of this develop- ment would be completed by next Spring or early Summer, Additional Plans Shown. 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