Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1937, Page 33

REORGANIZATION 10 GO T0 HOUSE First of Bills, Providing Pres- idential Assistants, to Be Reported Today. The first of four House bills to carry out the Government reorganization recommendations of President Roose- | velt was to be reported to the House | today by Representative Robinson of | Utah, chairman of the subcommittee on proposals for enlarging the White House secretariat. It carries the unan- imous support of the House Reorgani- zation Committee. Following closely the orovisions of the corresponding section of the omni- bus bill introduced last week in the Senate by Majority Leader Robinson of Arkansas, the House bill authorizes appoiniment of six administrative assistants by the President, withont regard to civil service laws, and to fix compensation at not to exceed $10,000 | each, These new assistants are to per- form such duties as the President may prescribe. Chairman Cochran of the House Reorganization Committee, who also | is a membcr of the subcommittee reporting this bill, said there is no opposition to its passage and that it Canation National Roltways, $22-158 S, N.W., Wash. Here's how to celebrate the three-day July 4th week-end as you please ! Whether you prefer to join in the holiday spirit of the crowds. or revel ia the quiet hospiraliry and good food of the Seaside, here is pure enjoyment of everything rooms. Come and bring the family. Just acrom irom Steel Pier. HARRIZON COOK Roskdont M inager (OMPLETE fof LY EEK.- END 3fult Days ®. ERNEST TODD, Resident Manager BSENATOR | “TATLANTIC CiTY T ) Waterfront Hotel Drewrey’s Ba*iitmens Suites and 2-to-5-room furnished apart- by week. Buropean Plan. Reason- TLANTIC HOTEL o | Virginia | Attractive modern, homelike. Directly on | Chesapeake Bay_Delicious Southern cook- | ik Boating. fishing. bathing. Booklet. { On the ATLANTICCITY The MERRIMAC c.&ieine Waterfront—All Conveniences. Special weekly and week-end rates. HIGH IN | SRR MY FOREN BEACHFRONT | BIRD HAVEN, VA. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 'C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 30, 1937. B—11 will be passed by the House early next week. The three other subcommittees— those on extension and reorganization of the civil service, on authorization for the President to regroup, co-ordi- nate or abolish Government agencies and to create new departments, and on abolishing the present general accounting cffice and controller gen- eral, substituting an auditor general— are to start work next week on their respective bills, Chairman Cochran said. He expressed confidence that the entire reorganization program will be acted on in the House before the close of the present session. - $60 Paid for Zep Letter. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 30 ().— A tattered envelope, fire stained and | burned at the edges but with post- mark and stamp showing plainlv— one of the few pieces of mail to sur- vive the disastrous crash of the Zso- pelin Hindenburg—sold at auction here for $60 to Mrs. Mary Lane of Ocean Grove, N. J. Have you secured Vacation “Letter of Credit”? No Down Payment and 3 Months to Pay. FIVE NAMED TO HEAD CHEST AREA GROUPS Reilly, Siddons, Moulton, Rich and Dr. Clinchy Will Direct Subcommittees. Five veteran leaders in previous Community Chest campaigns were named today to head area subcom- { mittees of the group solicitation unit for the Chest's tenth anniversary “‘united front” drive this year. Those appointed are John Reilly, president of the Second National Bank; Frederick P. H. Siddons, sec- Trust Co.; Dr. Harold G. Moulton of the Brookings Institution, Herbert J. Rich of B. Rich's Sons and Dr. Russell J. Clinchy of the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. John L. Vandegrift is chairman of TRAVEL. STEAMSHIP TICKETS Over all lines Depa Travel ment. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. your Special Credit Office o o o Fifth Floor. Picnic FOR THE Picture retary ot the American Security & | Fitted Picnic Baskets .... $1 Splint baskets fitted with 4-spoons, 4 forks and cover. Natural finish. Unfitted Baskets_________________ $1.19 to $1.49 the group solicitation unit. He ex- pects to complete the unit organiza- tion soon with appointment of two other area chairmen, WOMEN DO MEN’S WORK Forced to Do Milking Because of Grasshoppers. LINCOLN, Nebr. (#)—Grasshoppers are causing Lancaster County farm- wives to do the milking. Because some farmer-husbands spread grasshopper poison bait with unprotected hands, their fingers have become too sore to do the milking chores, Agricultural Agent J. F. Pur- baugh said. Approximately 180 automobile parts are made from coal and its by-prod- . $60 up. round on Monarch of Bermuda and Queen of Bermuda. Ire- quent sailings. Ask vour travel agent. CANADIAN INLAND CRUISES. Write for booklel. Canada Steamship 800 Lincoln-Liherty Blds.. Phila- e CUSTODY OF ABELL BOY SETTLED OUT OF COURT Son Will Spend 104 Months ‘With Mrs. Pearson, 6 Weeks With Father. Special Dispatch to The Star. RENO, Nev., June 30.—Mrs. Luvie Moore Abell Pearson, wife of Drew Pearson, Washington columnist, and her former husband, George Abell, have settled their dispute over custody of their small son out of court. Under terms of the settlement, it was disclosed, Mrs, Pearson will have RESORTS. VIRGINIA. . . ®ky Chalet . . ice; dinners. $1.00 American pian, $:1.00 per day weekly up. Eniertainments amusements free Address Sky Chalet, Macanie, Va., Mrs. | Chr. Hutf, Mrs. J. 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B Bathing Privilegzes. WM. LAIRD. Prop. = . J. Beet fishing 'All baths with sea water Sure and batiingon New Jertey const ef from Hay Fever Five tennis co tatiet from Hey Fere R¥.ENGLE, 6MILES AT SEA BEACH HAVEN.NJ | Exceilent Tab 3. COL l‘ Open July Jst. Reasonable Rates. N. " OCEAN CITY, N. J. BELLEVUE Bathing Privileges. Elevators. J. J. McCON Ocean at 8th Modern. Pri- | vate Baths. Central. rop. plans. | e daily & Beach. Free weekly rates. Central nr. Boston. acco. for_ocean_bathing. ¥ A Crout’s Hotel Home-like Refined Large Porches Special Weekly and Week End Rates Sunday Dinner, $1.0f Booklet Mrs. J. E. Crout 'ON Enjoy s, com- BON AIR r.‘.‘.’.".ym'.“?.,“.,.’.('f";ux:f»';. . Special rates. Write M | -~ Terms Reasonable SPECIAL JUNE RATE and ehicken. Soft beds. dancing. etc. Booklet Swimmi A Shenandoah, Alum Springs Hotel, ——_____Bird Haven. Virginia. \:IRGINIA BEACH, VA. ¥ otel Chalfonte | MODER(;?CE(A'SF;::]N;HOPPE TAP ROOM Golf. Horseback riding. surf bathing. Close to all amusements and night clubs. HOMELIKE—REFINEI The Beachome Apartment Atlantic Roulevard and 28th St. Hotel, overlooking month _L_T. AND. Mgr. Vi THE LATHAM HOTEL ront at 15th St EASO.\'A'I:{}'EA"I"(.ATES OTEL—Finest OCEAN CITY, MD. Ocean City, Maryland All sports Deep-sea fishing a specialty. Modern apartments. cottages. Excellent hotels at reasonable rates. For information write for Booklet S. Chamber of Commerce, TLANTIC Ocean City's Largest. Most Complete Hotel. Koo, CBOS'S Heart Week-end, Fri. to Sun ... or Sal 1o Men. Y, The Stephen Decatur A _modern. restful vacation Hotel. the Boardwalk, facing the sea Plan. 60 rooms. 30 baths {ree bathing facilities. parking _space. lard cookery at {ts best. W 14 and Booklet “S." EARL E. CO) OCEA $3.35 Daily and £20 weekly and up. Meals included. Free Parking_and_Bathins. _C. Parker_Smith. Ocean Front—A Leading Boardwalk Dointed. Capacity 200. Owner-Management. RIDEAU 2n , Beardmaik. Ocesn Front. Modern conve 1ences. Spacious ocean porches, delicious meals. Phone 72 Brookey. Msr Also_A-room ocean frent apt. for lease. BREAKERS ON BOARD WALK Rooms with hot and cold running water _and private bath. Phone 76. C. H. TIMMONS, Prep. = HASTINGS HOTEL &, s Private Baths. Parking Space. Special rates until July 25. S. CHAS. LUDLAM. ~ i Special THE DEL-MAR,.>0 _Private Baths. MRS. 8. 1. CAREY. _ THE BELMONT Ocean Front Rooms—Modern “Minnic Hearne Jones. THE PLIMHIMMON Ocean front. 47 seasen. moderate thoughtful service. tempting_euinine. THE DENNIS & and new. Rates very re; Dennis._Porticos overl £ ocean. __ BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA. MONTEREY INN American Plan—Reasonable Rates. Season June 15 to Sept. 15. POCONO MTS., PA. You’re Ridin’ High ... when you straddle a saddle—swim —play tennis or golf—in this de- lightful mountain paradise For illustrated booklet listing fi1 hotels write Pocono Mountai Vacation Bureau, Mount Pocon ... in the POCONOS American cord| - awaits eld friends able. Mrs. E. J. 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One Gallon Jug with pouring spout, $1.79. Jug with spigot, $2.49. Picnic Stools, 25¢ Folding stool with canvas seat. Marshmallow Forks, 10c Croquet Sets..$1.79 A 4-ball croquet set in a sturdy wood box. Both balls and mallets are striped. Other Croquet Sets up to $11.98 Picnic Supplies . . . Fifth Floor cool and colorful Porch Awnings %9.49 914, 10, 1014, 11, 1115, 12, 1214, 13 and 1315 foot widths Cool looking, colorful painted stripe awnings made to our specifications with custom made features. All have a 4-foot drop, 315-foot ex- tension and 12-inch valance. Complete with all necessary fixtures. Porch Shades, $3.97 6 feet wide, 5, feet long These strong serviceable shades are fashioned of green slats, and lend a cool appearance to your home, by shutting out all glaring light. Com- plete with fixtures for hanging. 3 to 12 foot widths proportionately priced 38 Awnings . . . Second Floor custody of Tyler Abell, 10!, months each year, and he will spend six weeks with his father, & former Washington columnist. When the couple were divorced sev- eral months ago, the court gave each parent custody of the child for six | months. Mrs. Pearson, whé remar- | ried soon after the divorce, protested | against the rule, contending that | Battle Over Divorce. PHOENIX, Ariz. (’)—The road to divorce can be just as rocky as the road to love, Sent to quell a disturbance, Officer Robertson and Claude Burk “Husband and wife fighting over who is to get divorce. All quiet.” Abell's present home in New Mexico, | = where he now is a newspaper pub- lisher, was the scene of too many| parties. ORKNI ronmvsrmfi&s HOTEL ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA. hours’ drive over splen- did macadam road to Washing i ular Mountain Resor or Booklet . Mt. Jackson 30 Amerlean Plan—Attractive Rates K L L. Cockrell, Manager FAGLES MERF, CRESTMONT PA INN “Ask Enjoy luncheon, tea and fountain service in our air-conditioned Fountain Tearoom. Fountain Tearoom . . . i i Bi iR Downstairs Store 3-Piece Poster Bed Outfit * A Handsome, Heavy Poster Bed * An Innerspring Mattress of famous make * A Sag-proof Helical Tied Coil Spring 26 The bed is not an ordinary one, but distinctive, with the charm and sturdiness that is charac- teristic of Colonial pieces. All sizes, and three finishes: walnut, mahogany and maple. The mattress is well constructed and resilient, with heavy woven-striped ticking. Sufficient to say . .. the spring is SAG-PROOF. Beds . . . Fowrth Floor