Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1937, Page 6

A—6 INDANS PROTES COMMUNSTPLA Federation Convention De- mands Collier and Aides Be Ousted. By the Associated Press. LEWISTON, Idaho, July 30.—A resolution charging the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs with sub- jecting the Indians to a “program of communism” was adopted last night st the American Indian Federation Convention. The resolution, to be sent to Presi- dent Roosevelt and Congress, de- clared Bureau Commissioner John Collier and four asistants to be “ad- mirers and sympathizers of the in- famous Communist-aiding and Christ- mocking American Civil Liberties League.” President Roosevelt was asked “to separate them (Collier and his aides) from their positions of trust within the structure of the Fedemal Govern- ment.” Besides Collier, the Indians named Allen G. Harper, first asistant in Washington, D. C.; Robert Marshall, chief forester of the Indian Bureau; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRiDAY JULY 30, 1937. Young Washington JOBS THREAT SEEN IN PAY-HOUR BILL N. R. A. Research Director Says Law Would Add to Unemployment. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 30.—Dr. Charles P. Roos, who was director of research for the N. R. A, asserted yesterday that the Black-Connery wages and hours bill pending before Congress would “do more to lower the living standards * ¢ * than any panacea yet Pproposed.” The measure, he said, in letter to Senator Hugo L. Black, Democrat, of Alabama, one of the sponsors, “can | tio easily cause a half million to lose their Jjobs within the first year of its op- eration.” A “I cannot urge you too strongly,” he wrote, “that you forsake the bill —— RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. HOTEL STANLEY neln)-n End—South Carolina Ave. ily; $2.50 with Meals BAR—GRILL—DANCING. that bears your name as a sponsor lest your name go down in history as an-| R. other Benedict Arnold.” Draws on N. R. A. Experience. “As former director of research for the N. R. A.” said Roos, in a prefa- tory statement, I felt it necessary to write Senator Black * * * to give him the benefit of the United States Gov- ernment’s experience as to the fixing of hours an® wages under the N. R. A. and the effect that this effort had upon production and employment.” “The N. R. A. experience,” he said, “shows that in 21 out of 24 industries for which data are available decrease in hours under the N. R. A., instead of creating jobs, actually led to unem- ployment and greatly reduced levels of production; and factors outside of the N. R. A. caused Increases in the exceptional industries.” Violation Cases “‘Suppressed.” “Figures indicating that there were at least 200,000 violations of N. R. A. wage and hour agreements have been cleverly suppressed by the administra- " wrote Roose, who said he had RESORT! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Y RON Assuring Sotisfection Aways. ‘350 CIrTCTS 00 ohy o BATHE FROM HOTEL- WHACAHMBELL Ovner charge of 65 research workers for N. “It is no secret that the drafters— Sidney Hillman, Louls Dubinsky, John L. Lewis, Leon Henderson and Madame Perkins—are enemies of the American system of freedom of enterprise. * * * “We should not forget too easily how John L. Lewis used the N. R. A. wage and hour agreements to sef his empire in the coal incustry * the backbone of his C. I. O,” said Roos, asserting that Hillman (chairman ot the Textile Wcrkers’ Organizing Com- mittee) intends taking advantage of o el Bt the Black-Connery bill tn the same A Morgenthau Reaches Honolulu. HONOLULU, July 30 (#).—Secre- tary of the Treasury Henry Morgen- thau, jr., arrived yesterday with his family for & vacation. He declined to comment on financial matters. He said he would fish and golf. He was met by Gov. Joseph B. Poin- dexter, Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum and Rear Admiral Orin G. Mu.fin, - RESORTS, BEACH HAVEN, N. J. /-ENGLESIDE *"""" OCEAN CITY, N. J. Bathing Privileges. Elevaters. Central. J. J. McCONNELL, Mgr. L:m!!, ; elevators. Priv, sths Bkit, Eliz.__Blundin ending Vacationing RESORTS. BIRD HAVEN, VA, WEEK END OR VACATION AT Shemandoah Alam Springs Qear Orkner Springs) Home of Count: ried Chicken R Ete. M.; or Write s, Bird Haven, Va. i OEEAN VE\Y, VA. Drewrey'l Waterfront Hotel and Apartments Bultes and 2-to-5-room furnished_apart- ments by week. Kuropean Plan. Reason- sble rates. . ORENEY SPRINGS, VA. Elmimfil{s—' HOTEL ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, Only 3% = = = drive ever splen- oad te Washing- | and new, Rates very reaso; 0il Field Fire Costly. SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif,, July 30 (#).—An oil fleld fire which threate ened for a time to get out of control demolished three derricks and pump- ing rigs yesterday, causing damage estimated by fire fighte: $30,000, — RESORTS. PEN MAR, PA. BON AIRE “enieness. e S, Enjoy g0od meals, eom- fortable rooms. All cons enien Special rates. Write Mrs. B. F, POCONO MOUNTAIN, PA, CR MANOR. Ewimming of Delaware Water Gap. OCEAN CITY, MD, Ocean City, Maryland All sports. Deep-sea fishing speciaity, Modern apartment cottages, Excellent hotels at reasonable rates. For information write for Booklet 5. Chamber of Co cey The Stephen Decatur A _modern, restful vacation Hotel, on the Boardwalk, facing the sea: American Plan, 60 room: 80 baths. free bathing lockers parking_space. Marv- lafid cookery its best, ite for rates and Booklet “8.” EARL E. CONLE 3 THE PLIMHIMMON Ocean front. 42nd season, moderate rates, thoushtful_service, tempting_cuisin THE DENNIS e, » coniel, o ble. Mrs. B. J. overlooking ocean. ‘Welipquin Hall Ocean Front: £11 (o $16 Mrs. S. H. Dashiell, Ph, THE BELMON Ocean Front Rooms—Modern Dennis._Portie KENTUCKY AVE. % NSAR BEACH e e ) Dr. Harold W. Vought, superintendent | of the agency at Cherokee, N. C., and Mary Heaton Vorse, publicity director of the bureau. The resolution charged the bureau with “attempting to foist on the In- dians of the Nations * * * a program ©f communism.” Terms Reasonable__Minnie Hearne Jones, THE DEL-MAR,.5>, une Rates _Private Baths. MORTIMER = . Offiel elienteie. DLY. = = American lan—Atiractive Rates 53 o a et Send for Booklet e MpliEinis Ave. and Beach, $ 5 m!]:[ .o ¢ ¢l Lene Dist. Tel. Mt Jackson 30 S (* fn room). Run- 0 fienecs Mrs. E. L, Cockrell, Manager Highest mountuin resort on Orkney Springs |8— L, ping water or bath. Bathing from hotel, Rd. 4 miles west of Mt Juckson Va. Cool. - | modern. De luxe country meais.’ Dinge Vacation rates—-American _ pla per day. $15.00 weekly up. Spori W usements, etc.. free. | Addre: SKY CHALET. MACANIE. VA. Mrs._Chr. Huff._Mrs. J. Hietmann, Owners. COLONIAL BEACH, VA. COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL MRS. S. L. CAREY. VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. BREAKERS [ JBOARD W Botel Chalfonte |3 running water and private Phone 7t C. fl. TIMMONS. Prop. OCEAN FRONT MODERN COFFEE SHOPPE V. Mortim SU Charies & Béach Atlantic City LBER( Tomesis w2 00 VP | Wit 2-MEAL PLAN oo carmouic cnvace § e | L L | ROBERT B.LUDY, inc. ADAIY P bk : OSBORNE Cey; Facific & Arkansas $3 up Daily, with meals. All Outside Rooms. Bathing from Hot . Hockenbury. KE"T“GKY Kentucky Ave. Ernest Wilkinson, 12, has just hit a two-bagger in a ga‘me Near Beach at Chevy Chase Playground. Ernest, the son of Mr. and Mrs. |$20 up weekly with meals, Elya M. King, | —— E. L. Wilkinson, lives at 5508 Thirtieth street and attends the “Tennessee Ave. Alice Deal School. Tomorrow: Marguerite Savage, daughter of DELAWARE CITY %ud from Beach: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. P. Savage, at the Chevy Chase Playground. Batn B hin, 15,387, Runnine water. Priv. IllER co“AGE N.Lfl meate. Bath. Bathing Privileres. WM. LAIRD. Prop. : = LR = 9 T8 17 B GEONCIA AVE. 13 w buy; A8 —Star Staff Photo. The Ambassador » iy, ATLANTIC CITY. MHC AT MOOM | veekly Also European Schoenthal & Wirtschafter. Mers. ool Yirginia A bea f‘ daily meals. Special Fodl, it Notrve “Hitenias. HASTINGS HOTEL &1, P TAP ROOM Parking Space. Special rates u; Golf. Horseback riding. surf bathing. ___MRS._CHAS. LUDLA £ RIDEAU 2, Besrdralk. Ocean Eront. Modern conven- Close to all amusements and night clubs. HOMELIKE—REFINED | fenees. Spacious acesn porcher. dehcions THE LATHAM HOTEL Ocean Front at 15th St. ODE! EASONA! meals.” Phone 32 C. B. Brookev. Mgr, Also_5-room_ocean front apt. for lease. MAJESTIC . eekly and up. Meals SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 30 (&). —Lieut. Comdr. Raymnd O. Brackett, 52, United States Naval Reserve, deco- rated by France and England during the World War, succumbed yesterday 0 & heart ailment at the home of his daughter, Comdr. Brackett was past national vice commander of the American Le- ng_and_Bathing. e > Ocean City 3 .+ all YDA-I;II‘A,N;"“C Complete Hotel. 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