Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 34

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Rates mq A, yacation home away. from hom Bookl A. D. L,_Prop. Pnk View ms; hot and ter. Porches mocks on Targe, alry r cold running i " | considered at the national convention !of the American War Mothers, to be A | to be in favor of removing the head- | quarters to the Capital and at the pres- | A the service, WAR MOTHERS MAY SETUPU.S. OFFICES Resolution to Establish Head- quarters in Capital to Be Considered. A resolution to establish permanent headquarters in Washington will be iheld at ber Loulsville, starting Septem- jority, of the chapters is known ent time s al houses in this city are under consideration, one of which prob- ably will be approved by the conven- tion. The headquarters of the organi- Ization formerly has been wherever the { national pr sident resided. ‘The American War Mothers, an or- ganization composed of the mothers of men who served in the World War, was founded by Mrs. Roscoe Oatley of Washington shortly after the close of the conflict and was the first national n‘;‘r’ganmnun to grow out of the World ar The m(‘mbem are divided into three Blue Star Mothers, or those ns returned uninjured from the silver Star Mothers, or those 5@ sons were disabled, and Star Mothers, whose sons were killed in Any Woman whose son was in the United States Army. Marine Corps is nhglble to in the organiza A ineeting of the D Chapter of the American War Mothers will be held at the Hamilton Hotel at 8 o'clock F night. Plans for the national convention will be discussed and several new members received. District of Coiumbia IHALT IN GRAIN DUMPING SEEN AS BIG PROBLEM | Samuel McKelvie, MenberofiFarm Board, Cites Losses Incurred at Terminal Markets. By the Associated Press. LINCOLN, Neb, August 6.-—Samuel McKelvie, back from Washington, where he received a Farm Board ap- pointment from President Hoover, de- clared yesterday that putting a stop to “dumping” of grain is the big problem that faces those who would help the wheat producers. “Farmers are losing 10 cents a bushel ise of the rush at terminal mar- he said. “It isn't the fault of the elevator men nor of anybody. There are enough storage facilities available on farms and at the terminals. The problem is to use them correctly. “The board will deal with the most important crops first and that's where the trouble will be. Every producer thinks his crop is the most important.” Mr. McKelvie atiributes the present rush of wheat to market partly to farmers’ delight in the advancing scale and partly to their observation of last year's mar when the price slumped after early selling. The market this year, he thinks, will be different, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. 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