Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1929, Page 27

5 s THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. D. €, FRIDAY, MAY 10,7 1929. —_— PLANTERS RED-HOT » 4 Trade-Marked PEANUT Roasted Right Under Your Nose—Before Your Eyes At the New Peanut Store 1347 E Street N.W. T | pect the House to eliminate the tx‘port! | debenture plan from the farm bill in | | conference, and House leaders look for little difficulty this connection, as in {even some of those Senate Republicans | who voted for the debenture are con- vinced that President Hoover would re- turn the agriculture measure without his approval if submitted to him in its | present form. | "Even if the House eliminates the de- | t 3 % | n of farm rv:ir! is ex- i - | pec gain when the Senate | Legislative Situation Com- | pected to bob R s Ulfim_f . | porters in this y hold that y | plex, With Some Defeats, !velongs on the revenue measure, since 3 ' it deals with transactions at the customs but Final Success Seen. | houses. 'MR. AND MRS. HOOVER, ENJOY TALKING FILM| | By the Associated President Hoover's legislative pro- gram has had rather rough going in the preliminary stages of its develop- | a‘em %x Capitol Hill, but ndmmi«m-} on officers assert they are far from " P, " i m;;“{rn'"?t by the present outlook. President and Farty Hear and Sce he situation now stands, it would i rati | appear that the Chief Executive must | S BRI S | turn to the House for the undoing of | White House. Senate action in approving the export | debenture proposal as a measure of | ST farm relief, and that he must look to| Talking motion pict were shown the Senate 'for support of his idea of a | at the White House for the first time | “limited” tariff revision. t night, and. judging from the en- This condition is not at all unusual, | thusiastic manner in which they were | but it has ted more than ordinary | received by President and Mrs. Hoover | notice. Two fz ier into this, the and the small group of friends they | first, that the actions of the Senate and | had as guests, they will be shown regu- | of the House tariff committee followed ' larly from now on. H so closely upon one enother, and The special equipment necessary to second that they furnished first ba w this form of motion pi i metric Indications as to the staie of the atmosphere be! the White Hou: Hoover's Views Known. While the President has refr: from any public Statement regarding the tariff bill, he has I friend know that he selected for pitol and | motion pictu: y have cost more than $25,000. | paratus and screen, with clectric con- | heen installed in the long on the s r, which 1 be a far more satis y il of his| for the showing of pictures than in the auite differ-| east room, on the first floor, where A movie en shown heretofore. | ited” revision of the | The entertal last night el i " with m"f{"’;"’;h“ll“’n’-:m?r:’fi;’;’ Lh “These included Presi- on seiiby o L ral ceremonics and mittee Republicans with him, just gressional circl Democratic. snjoy this first s Since the Republican leadership In | a1k oeg hi0Y, this, fust showing of the the House is fairly well commitied 10 | dont and i e e e the eommittee measure, administration | for o Sty o St Eli officials expect comparativeiy few broa Kellogg, who have just returned changes in that chamber. They also | g, e A were Hbisks ciitets appreciate that the majority lead Euos attemoting any general rewriting, mi Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hose—FREE’ with each pair of Shoes, Saturday Only ory pla At Pennsylvenia Ave. NE DAY only— and 14th St. “Change of Man- agement” feature at Herbert's! You get a pair of full-fashioned pure silk hose FREE with every pair of shoes bought at Herbert’'s Saturday. . A. Parkinson Mr. The New Manager 1227 G St. N.W. EHEEEFENEFEEEE NN CECEE TEEEECES TS : 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremlah Mil- . b ork, who were hosts to £t find_themsel Sei . I | Mr. and Mrs. Hoover several times on . [ the House that easily could get beyond | e, : Aol ! their control. { : ey 5 | latter w and Mrs. 4 Pending final House action, Senate | & : Rite ahter . leaders are unprepared to predict their | Stanicy Brown, the latter a daughter| course on the tariff measure, but some | Dy the 136 Pres R of them, including the majority floor | e - s : W, director, Watson of Indlana, voice re- | — gret that the House committee B [ Gut a substitute for the present la Avoid Embarrassment of | throws the whole tarifl question open | o' debate and action. || FALSE TEETH | May Be Long Session. [ Drogping or Slipping Unless the Senate finance committee (|| -\ = 0 ey have | rewrites the House measure and reports || 1, your falee o r | merely an amendment to the eisting || you ‘cat, tal st law, as President Hoover expected would || ek be done by the House committee, some || o' A : leaders in the Senate foresee a session w5, No b running well into October, if not into e oy i November. 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