Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 6

TRADE BODIESHIT FITZGERALD BILL Invasion of Right of Contract Objection Cited—Unions for Measure. United opposition to the Fitzgerald workmen's compensation bill and sup- port of the Underhill workme compensation bill for the District wa expressed today in communications to | from the Washington Board de, the Washington Chamber of Commerce and the Merchants' and Manufacturers’ Association. Labor Union, however, which represents all union workers in the District, and many thou of Government clerks have expre their opposition to the Underh und their support of the Fitzgerald bill. The Underhill bill ers to place their insu: lows employ- e with pri their insurane company the ire, at the fund would be in busine - Uni THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, VARIED FARM RELIEF PROPOSALS |TRAFFIC LAW CHECK AWAIT HEARING ON SCORE BILLS| oN MESSENGER BOYS By the Associated Press. Widely divergent proposals for farm relicf leglslation await consid- eration of the House agriculture com- . which will open hearings on bject probably tomorrow. » than a score of bills relating riculture have accumulated dur- e three months of the session. y include proposals that the Gov- ment go into business with the buying their crops and sell- 1 on the market, and varfous ing plans, while others would @ Government aid the gro- kets and to oblain minating in the suggestions islation is the demand for as- nce in disposing of surplus crops. hills now are before the House Representative Dickinson, Re- in, lowa—=To create a Federal rd, under whose direction : co-operative associations would buy surplus crops at the do- mestic price and sell them at the world price, being reimbursed for any losses by @ fund obtained by collec- tion of un equalization fee from the mers’ For Interstad> Association. 3y Representative Aswell, Demo- ment fund because they feel would he more sure comps experience nsation with 1 the positi comper Patients Take in $541.08, $01.97 Than Last Ye More from lth_educ reulo; flustrated le department win S, P service of the story of the cit conii wir fessional ed the prevented from at luties. 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X By Representative McLaughlin, Re- publican, Nebrakka—To create the Corporation of Economic Guidance of Agriculture, to be capitalized by the Government at $200,000,000, whick would be collected through a afes tax on crops. It would endeavor to achieve a balanced production of sta- ples by purchasing and storing sur- plus crops and by other means. By Representative Be Repub- lican, Wisconsin—To incorporate th United States Agricultural Co-ope tive Marketing Association, which would provide a national co-operative marketinz system. Crowded Motor Bus Spills; 1 Dead. | SAN FERNANDO, Calif., March 3 (#).—A heavy motor bus carrying a load of 34 prospective real estate buy- ers overturned three miles north of here late yesterday, killing a woman and injuring 26 other persons. 3 Nearly all of the victims were resi- dents of Los Angeles and Watts, Calif. The Magic Cleaner of || Pots and Pans A few whisks—burned spots and stains vanish from aluminum and all kitchenware. The secret is a special compound in each pad. At grocery-hardware~departmentstores Riders of Bicycles Will Be Re- quired by Police to Obey D. C. Regulations. Messenger boys, on bicycles, who | have been enjoying apparent freedom from official censorship in violating ¢ llations in the past, riding again. stop signs” and on the wrong side of the street to the amazed envy of motorists, are going to be checked up by the police. An echo came to the District build- ing yesterday from Capitol Hill, where it was pointed out during a debate on traffic regulations that the ssengers apparently enjoyed im munity from arrest for transgres- ions, ‘and the result was an order the force by Maj. I again made relative failure of boys on bicycles Iy messenger b to com- with the traflic regulations. Mem- s of the force again advised traffic regulations apply to bi- s as well as to other vehictes, specifically directed th ilations be rigidly enforced A similar order went out approxi- matel week ago, in the routine way the daily bulletin, While order is sent out simi larly it is understood that it Fatiiediaxaivoviraitrevived this today, XIYabIa\bTaYix is to be given especial attention by traffic and crossing policemen, as a repetition of the previous one and as an officlal pronouncement that the Police Department really msans busi- ness in this respect. TEACI'iERS FILE PETITIONS Bankruptecy Pleas Follow Losses in School Enterprise. Declaring that they have debt: totaling $14,300 as the result of a losing venture in conducting a schoo enterprise, for which they borrowed money from society people, and have no assets, Miss Katharine H. Brown and Mrs. Glenna S. Tinnin, teachers, residing at 3148 Wisconsin avenue, to- v filed separate petitions to be ad- ged bankrupt. 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