Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1937, Page 20

A—20 = T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1937. SENATEMAY BACK PERMANENT C.C.C. Administration Chiefs Pre- dict President’s Request Will Prevail. By the Associated Press. Administration leaders predicted to- day the Senate would support Presi- dent Roosevelt's recommendation for a permanent Civilian Conservation Corps. in contrast to a two-year ex- tension voted by the House. Senator Black, Democrat, of Ala- bama, urged the Senate also to over- rule House action limiting the 300,000 enrollees to relief clients and refus- ing civil service status to civilian em- ployes of the camps. House members, revolting last week against their leaders, said they wanted to keep Government expenditures at a minimum and preferred to delay making permanent any agencies created by President Roosevelt. Asking long life for the C. C. C. | President Roosevelt had told Congress: “I am convinced there is ample, useful work in protection and develop- | ment of our national resources on | which the services of the corps may be employed advantageously for an extended future period.” Under pending legislation, the President could authorize any agency to administer the program, but C. C C. officials said they understood the War Department would continue in charge. The Labor, Interior and Agriculture \ Departments have co-operated in the | last four years in selecting men and corps projects. A spokesman for Robert Fechner, C. C. C. director, discounted the pos- sibility that C. C. C. enrollees might | form the nucleus of a volunteer army in case of emergency, but, he added, | the youths might feel “a new obliga- By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, May 20.—Fresh from 10 months in Alaska, & young German anthropologist, Dr. Hans Himmelheber, came to town today with a load of information about Eskimo culture and, incidentally, a tip on how not to catch cold. Dr. Himraelheber, who has explored in both the North and South during of art. “Now this,” he said, exhibiting a photograph of a ceremonial drum head, fashioned of walrus stomach, “shows a man and his wife fleeing from a wolf across the tundra.” The thing looked vaguely like & man and his wife fleeing from a wolf across the tundra. Sunshade ROLL BUTTER tion” for “opportunities they had m;‘ tor Connally, Democrat, nf’ D3G. S nator nally, 3 Texas, asked that enrollees be given CREAMERY BUTTER military training, because ‘“every young man in America is potentially a soldier in some future war.” | Senator Black said that while a | Benate committee “‘overwhelmingly re- | Jjected” militarizing the service, the camps would continue under Reserve | officers, who, he declared, profited | greatly by the experience. | Several Midwestern Senators sought to remove the C. C. C. from War Department control, on the ground such supervision was ‘“un-American end militaristic.” A demand to cut $2,000 from Direc- tor Fechner's $12,000 salary was made yesterday by some Senate opponents Strictly Fresh Jelke’s GOOD LUCK MARGARINE Eskimos Give Anthropologist Tip on How to Avoid Colds his 28 years, brought with him proof | that the Eskimo has some conception | — FIAKO Dee Gee Selected Eqqs U. S. Gout. Graded and Dated SUNSHADE EGGS.__ U. S. Standards, Large—Retail (On Sale in Licensed Stores Only) “Now the woman disrobes,” he ex- plained. ‘That was not completely obvious. “And the wolf stops because he never has seen a woman !n the nude before.” That constituted Eskimo inventive- ness in an emergency. A resident of Karlsruhe, in the Black Forest, the anthropologist was sent to Alaska by two Swiss museums. PIE CRUST <& Ib. 3 8c doz. 27c doz. 3'|c 1 Gradz B dent’s court proposal. Senator C Democrat, of Missouri, ' f§ said Fechner had “too much time to make radio talks about legislation which is none of his business.” Black contended it was unjustified to accuse every Government official who EXTRA? .U Betty Crocker's Gold Bag COFFEE went on the air of attempting to Recipe for coerce his employes. | " Clark’s salary-slashing amendment SPR‘NG shu‘.flne was supported by Senator Connally, | DELIGHT Democrat, of Texas, also an opponent | CAKE COFFEE Ehaaan of court reorganization, whe asserted | sarcastically that W. P. A. Administra- | GOLD MEDAL tor Harry L. Hopkins and Fechner were drawing higher salaries than | Congressmen ‘because they have set | themselves up as our teachers, and | naturally get more money than their pupils.” After Black urged the Senate to re- store the civil service provision lh)s requirement was commended by Sena- tor Logan, Democrat of Kentucky, wha { criticized the “recklessness” of C. C. C. | truck drivers which he said was re- | sulting in dozens of claims against the Government for injuries. Kitchen-Tested FLOUR_ 12 1b. bag e DANVILLE PUBLISHER J DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME | R. A. James, Jr., 40, Printed Two | Papers—Death Attributed to Indigestion. | By the Assoctated Press. | DANVILLE, Va., May 20.—Rorer Anderson James, jr., 40, for the past | 16 years publisher of the Danville | Register and the Danville Bee, died suddenly at his home this morning. Dr. E. Howe Miller, the family phy- | sician, found Mr. James dead v&henw he responded to an emergency call\ to the residence. Becoming suddenly ill, Mr. James‘ apparently had arisen from his bed to call the physician, for he was found lying on the floor beside the bed. Death was attrfbuted to an attack of‘ 62¢ Crispy and Crunchy POST TOASTIES 3 = 20 “Tenderized” SUNSWEET PRUNES A y & Congqueror Cut STRINGLESS BEANS LIPTON'S TEA - - v 1b. pkg. 21b. pkg. 19 acute indigestion. 2 No.2 1 9c — e > : ca Democratic League Luncheon. i Representative Harry R. Shepherd | of California will speak on “Unem- | B ployment” at a luncheon of the Demo- igui cratic League at 12:30 p.m. Saturday E-ZEE FREEZ Liquid at the Grafton Hotel. Arthur Clar- endon Smith, president, will preside at the session. ASSORTED FLAVORS \ 3 ‘ o o uf o . §59 “36ar papen €0 P PURE » WHITE o SOFT ABSORBENT ICE CREAM MIX 325 $1.00 Silverware Cake Knife For Only 25¢ and One Crisco Wrapper SUPER-CREAMED CRISCO For the Kitchen, Etc. SCOTTISSUE WET-ME-WET On Nunivak Island he was frozen |= ALL INGREDIENTS of FINEST QUALITY 23c 9c Scottowels - - WALDORF TOILET TISSUE 4 roms 17c OCTAGON CLEANSER OCTAGON GRANULATED SOAP 1ge. pke. 19¢ land. in for five months, among 15 ‘Eskimos. About preventing a cold—Eskimo parents simply feed their children lukewarm, instead of hot, foods, so they won't perspire. he himself did not have a cold the whole time he was in Alaska, Bodies Found in Sandpit. Thought to be remains of Saxons who lived 1,000 years ago, the skeleton of a man with a spear and a Woman with her jewelry have been found in a sand pit near Scarborough, Eng- lone wntte men | BODY |S DISCOVERED IN ROBBERY PROBE Investigating a reported larceny at 1508 Twelfth street last night, Detec- tive Sergt. Robert S. 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