Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1923, Page 16

PRESDENT GV FARMAELEF PLAN Representative Summers Puts Tariff Increase at Head of Aid Sought. Suggestions for the relief of farm- ers in the northwest were laid be- fore President Coolidge yesterday by Representative _Summe! publican, Washington. They included: Increase of the tariff on wheat to double the present duties. Creation of a government agency dle export wheat. duction of frefght rates on farm yroducts and “elimination of unfair rimination.” ment of co-Ch business in™ at. s for “holding murketing of whe rence to his it export agency. ation of | s with agency should have at lts e $58,000,000 profits that nited States Wheat Corpora- tion during the To this should be added interest—giving a total of on which this federal ex- ¢ corporation could operate any way drawing on the cderal Treasury and without one foliaof expense to other industries or to the taxpayers of the country. During his talk with the Presiden Mr. Summers declared it was impera- tive that the reclamation of arid vest be placed on an y sound business basis. nounced his inention of re- i & bill which would au- Jorize the administration to use the Navy in the enforcement of pro- hibition. MT.VERNON CHORUS 10 SING ORATORID “Dawn in the Desert,” by R. Deane Shure, Now in Rehearsal. »ments have been made tion during the s of the oratorfo. by R. Deane Vernon Chorus for the henefit of enton Home. and Vernon Place h. Final arran the church at § p.m. on nd 2 i which is the 105th| Shure, director of music at the Mount Vernon Place Church, v @ chorus of . assisted by text of the oratorio was pre- Rossell Edward Mitchell, a ton architect. who has col- d with Mr. Shure on a num- r of works. The music is based largely upon much It is res nd is core o with filled with <alls for a'sopra d cont; The production this from manuscript. 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