Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 30

GREE VAR DEBT | REFND 15 VOTED House Approves $19,659,- THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED BY COUPLE {Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Baxter Greeted by Friends on Wedding Date. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Baxter, 71 and 68 years old, respectively, of 1007 G street southeast, celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary yesterday and were greeted by relatives and friends at a they were married there and soon after- wards moved to Washington. Mr. Baxter was 71 years old Novem- ber 28, and Mrs. Baxter 68 on November 18. Before her marriage the latter was Miss Maggie R. Martin. She is a mem- ber of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church and active in the Daughters of the King. The couple have one son, Thomas P. Baxter; three daughters, Mrs. Church, Mrs. Myrtle Gatewood and Mrs. Maggie Edelin, all of this city; eight grand- children and one great-grandchild. —_—— In one day recently 44,000,000 her- WHEAT GROUP APPROVES McNARY .FARM MEASURE Representatives of Nine States]| Meet—Some Regret Equaliza- tion Fee Elimination. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, December 11.—Ap- | hom: gmvll of the farm relief bill proposed y Charles L. McNary of Oregon, was annouynced here last night by repre- sentatives of nine States at a meeting the committee, said that while some of e representatives regretted the elimi- nation of the equalization fee, they did not feel j in opposing the meas- ure. e com: - lief co-operative marketing would be :relltly aided if the McNary bill became aw. The States represented were: Okla- a, Nebraska, -Kansas, Colorado, Texas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Indiana. . In order to reduce Imp‘om of cars Holds Legislator Libeled. LONDON, December 11.—The HoWse of Commens yesterday passed a resolu- tion declaring a recent statement in the Evening News to be a libel on James Hope, chairman of committees and dep- uty speaker of the House. The state- ment was that Mr. Hope would act as a servant of the government during the committee stage of the rating bill. The Evening News is one of the Rothermere publications which have at- 836 Settiement and Loan of $12,167,000. She e . o the MOME | rings were landed at Yarmouth, ENg- |(oiieq by the national wheat pool com- |the State Bank of Finland has discon- |tacked the rating bill. The House did Y350 Potomas steine sathmsst " | land, enough to provide a fish for every | mittee. tinued the rediscounting of: automobile | not exercise its right to hale the editor n |mnn. woman and child in England. E. R. Downle, Wichita, secretary of ' paper. of the News to the bar of the House. Both naiives of Charles County, Md., PENNA. ; g AVE. By the Associated Press. 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The amendment was opposed by Rep- | Hoover Supporter to Form Foreign-| "B O W0 TRE0h o 0 | A G AIZV Th U l T M H n | s 18 5 y y, director of et i o SORm | o Vovers Ongantention. | i ety 'S 2 A o e Unusual! Tomorrow You May Have majority leader, who argued that the {he Hoover campaign among foreign- | [ elimination of any section of the agree- | NEW YORK, December 11 P.—A | morrow night he will be the guest of | x ; ¥ ment would tear down the SUructure|gse veayold business men who relin- | honor at a dinner to be given here by 5 of se“entire imsasure. ! quish>d control of a $14,000.000 cor- | political leaders of the state. The, ; : 2 =R ° ; The plan of settlement involves the | norgtion to enter the president:al cam- | guests will discuss plens for the forma- 3 - advance to Greece by the United States | jaion a5 an -active worker for Herbert | tion of Mr. Jaccby's permanent organi- | ¢ ? i of $12,167,000, which that countty|goover, plans to devots much of his ' zaton. | would repay over a period of 20 years, | } with interest. at 4 per cent. It also _ b would provide that the existing in- .’ - debtedness of Greece to the United 3 States, wtallnzd sdn.sss.azs. mlm}u;gz intarest, be funded over a period of % Ars. T presetatve Buron, Repulcan, ART GALLERIES Ohio, argue: ha reject it, woul S Tor the United States to violate not 715 Thirteenth Street only a moral but a legal claim that| e S Gres¢e had against this country. - Garner contended that the United \J £ s wid SHEEHAN-SANDERS SALE appr dfl of lt]li\zhse'.!lemf‘l'lt would &L‘: a (By Cnlalogue) t which “may come up in the : = Riture to plague this country.” He de- Valuable Household Adornments from the C. L. Shechan it el S Estate by order of the Executor; the Sanders Estate country since the var and that the loan % A % - was designed to make the creditors more by i_:-;‘rgce“_rt :rf l:: l{:‘l :tt;f:fly%:s:fi ?-t\ge'l‘l{l:::fit-o“ secure. % A \ IR0 e e "YG&%:‘ can Security and Trust Co. (name with- sentative Crisp, Dol 5 4 % who called the Republican members’ at- held by.remlyes(). 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