Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1935, Page 7

PARLEY DISCUSSES CHILD HELP PLANS| 25 Delegates to Security Conference Remain to Con- sider Program. ‘While about 25 delegates remained to discuss the children’s aid programs coming under supervision of the United States Children’s Bureau, rep- resentatives of about 30 States yes- terday completed a two-day confer- ence on problems facing administra- tion of the “assistance” sections of the social security act. Leading the closing meeting were Henry P. Seidemann, statistical co- ordinator “for the Social Security Board, and Thomas H. Eliot, general counsel. Questions of finances and records were discussed by Seidemann, while Eliot outlined some of the legal regirements facing the States in shaping their plans for approval of the board. Today's meeting was held at the Children’s Bureau, with the delegates discussing their plans with Miss Katherine Lenroot, bureau head, and her assistants. The bureau is charged with supervision of the programs for maternal and child health, aid to THE- EVENING STAR.. WASHINGTON, Ernest Lee Jahncke, former Assistant Secretary of the Navy; Gov. Nice of Maryland and Representative Fish of New York among Republican leaders attending the national committee meeting today at the Mayflower., (Story on Page A-1.) G. O.P. Opened Rally Here GI.ARENDBN |.|UUU STORE WILL OPE Board Convinced Majority in County Favor Es- tablishment. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. CLARENDON, Va, December 16.— Despite opposition voiced in Arlington County churches yesterday, the Alco- holic Beverage Control Board intends to carry out its plans to open a liquor store here, an Associated Press dis- patch from Richmond disclosed today. A. B, Clarke, public relations coun- sel for the board, said its members believe a majority of Arlington Coun- ty citizens favor the store, according to the dispatch. It now is planned to open the store by Friday this week, Clarke stated. He agreed that it was “difficult” to ascertain community sentiment before the establishment of a store, but pointed out that Arlington County voted for repeal and asserted a num- ber of citizens had written the board requesting the store. He further said the store will be intended to combat “a bad condition RESORTS. MIAMI, FLA. crippled children and child welfare. Upon approval of State plans for | eligible for Federal matching allot- the:> three and the remaining four | ments. Congressiondl appropriation assistance programs specified in the | for this purpose is expected soon after social security act, the States become | the new session convenes next month. New Roads Program. France has a big new-roads pro- gram, WARM Jiudaday 2n D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1935, n( bootlell‘lnl which has grown up in " claiming liquor has been broulhc across the Potomac River in large quantities and ‘“peddled” to county residents. ‘The alleged conditions Clarke re- ferred to merit a grand jury probe, K uvanl ministers told their congrega- tions yesterday. posed store, but also called for re- enactment of the Layman act, Vir- ginia’s famous “bone dry” law. The pastor, Rev. John H. Pearson, together with Rev. Perry L. Mitchell of the Clarendon Baptist Church, |K volced personal opposition to the pro- | K Members of the :: Clarendon Methodist Church not only | iy registered a protest against the pro- |} AMERIEAN]; More Money Left for Presents & : when you buy all your food here. The quality of 4S€0 Food had to be right to N bring people ba k again and again for over 44 years, Our service must be courteous N and obliging for people to return week after week. 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