Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 5

FREE SEED BILL AGAIN T0 BE ISSUE Kentucky Représentative Will Introduce Measure to Re- Establish Distribution. vear after a bitt the first free se memory. of the Congress—uwill be t other bitter fight as soon as Con- gress meets, Monday Representative John Langley of Kentu his bUL on whi taken last year committer of the 10 make the free permanant law, ley stil' is uncert . | ditchea THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. to which their constituents have been accustomed. When the agriculture appropriation bill comes up, if the permanent free seed legislation has not already pass- ed, Representative Langley says he will lead an endeavor to put a para- graph in the agricultural bill provid- ing for free seed distribution during the coming year and to make the money immedlately available. TWO DIE IN WRECK. Four Others Hurt When Auto Goes in Ditch. NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 30. —Two women lost their lives and four other persons were severely in- jured .when an automoblle was near Northford afternoon. The dead are Mrs. Agatha Hoffman, vesterday - | Who Succumbed In a hospital, and Mrs. Ewald, who was finstantly Both are residents of Crom- Conn, nmwmrmnmnnmnmnnnnnmmmmmnnnmn h a EDUCATION GROUP TO MEET TONIGHT Federation of Citizens’ Committee to Discuss District School Needs. The committee on education of the Federation of Citizens' Associations will meet tonight in the District . [ building in an effort to obtaln further concerted action on the District sehool needs and to work out a pro- gram to meet the views of all organ- izations, it was announced by Snow- den Ashford, chalrman of the com- mitte g tonight will in no 11 discuss means operation with which associations as well as other civio and quasi-civio bodies.” Mr. Ashford hopes to have the fed- eration’s committee assist in survey- ing school and plavground needs and in working out with the proper com- mittees of the Public School Assocla- tion a comprehensive, harmonious statement. “There are many matters in con- nection with_the school system that the citizens have a right to interest thomselves in.” he said. “We know that there are bad textbooks, bad equipment and, in many cases, bad buildings. How bad they ure and what Is needed to make them right| we don’t know, however, without in- vestigation, and we should lend our time and energy to finding out.” AUTOIST KILLED, FOUR HURT s Joseph T. 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