Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 31

- FARMERS ORGANIZE NEW MARKET BODY Residents of Nearby Mary- land and Viriginia Perfect Association. Taking immediate action on the sen timents voiced by numerous spokesmen several nearby Maryland ahd Vir- gila counties, to the efféet that co- operation among farmers was most es- gontial at this time, more than 100 fatters from those counties last night R::krted an_organization, elected of- s and adopted a constitution at a mass meeting in the auditorium of the New Natfonal Museum. The group took the name “Maryiand- Virginia Farmers' Marketing Assocl- ation,” and declared its objective as the “eloser association of the farmers who attend and supply the .Washington market, with a view to improving their general economic condition, and, nm- cifically, to enable them to with each other and with other mm—- ested oranization and agencies, In securing adequate facilities for the proper conduct of their business.” Friday Elected President. Henry A. Friday of Lanham, Md., was choten president of the organization, and W. T. Thothe of Piscataway. Md. sporetary-treasurer. As the eonstitution rovides for three vice presidents, one rom each State and the Distriet of Columbia, G. Rust Canby nI Silver Spring was elected for Maryland: Franklin Williams of Vienna, for Vir tnia, and Arthur Garden, 1800 block of Anesota avenwe southeast, for the District of Columbia, The constitution as adopted limits the active membership in the associ- ation to farmers who sell their uets on the Washi market. er fea- tures of the by-laws are the fixing of 25 ag a quorum for business meetings, #otting of dues at $1 & year, and provi- sion for regular meetings to be held an- nually in April at places to be desig: sponlnnvnru!mmhce\hu-ofl united terms. ce Georges Col Agent Walter B. Posey pointed out t-he importance of having a specific objec. &:emmmdntmumeofmm n. MACCABEES TO ELECT OFFICERS AT MEETING District Convention Is Being Held at Powhatan Hotel, With Markey Present. The District convention of the Muc- cabees, which opened this mornin tho Powhattan Hotel Wllh an_ad l! of welcome by Representative Chalmers of Ohio, will close this nmmoon follow- election. of officers and a delegate I‘;fi alternate to the hational conven- llan to b~“!1‘t:ld at I:etmn in July P rkey of Detlv supreme presided a NnMn which !mnm this mnm session. He is scheduled to address the meeting this afternoon. Henry E. is the supreme rep- resentative of the District and Willilam B. Severe Distriet manager. Some 25 Jocal members of the order are in at- tendance &t the tonvention. TAX DEDUCTION DENIED | ON FRATHOUSE GIFTS Internal Revenue Bureau General Counsel Rules Against Un- jdentified Applicant. BY the Associated Press. C. M. Charest, general counsel of the | Internal Revenue Bureaw, has ruled that & college fraternity house used as a meeting place, for entertainment and as a place in which its members live, was & soclal organization and conteibu- tions to it were not deductable from gross income In compating neome taxes. The Qquestion was raised by a tax- payer seeking to deduct contributions to his fraternity on the ground that it was an organization for seientific, literary or educational purposes. The opinion did not give the name of the college the fraternity or the IMXK\A\N’. =& INTERSTATE PACT ON L CURB SEEN;&5: Petroleum Conservation Move May Launch New Economic Policies. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. The Interstate treaty or compact which Is designed to bring about the conservation of oll May blaze a hew trail in the economic evolution of the business | United States. 1f the proposed compact is ratified by Congress it will supersede the Sherman nnudmm law. 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