Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1935, Page 14

Baltimore $‘Im 12th ana New York Ave. N.W. Telenhone NAtional 1255 I: very Saturday and Sunday, good returning °til last ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COKE—WOOD—FUEL OIL of the Finest Quality R. S. MILLER 805 Third St. N.W. Phone NAT. 5178 Call ME tropolitan 9900 Extenmon 2372 CARRIERS OFFER NEW LEGISLATION Bill Also Demands Em- ployes Be Assured Right to Organize. By the Associated Press. Appeals from more than a score of business, shipping and carrier or- ganizations for Interstate Commerce Commission regulation of highway carriers was put before congressional committees yesterday, along wlth [ demand that employes of highway carriers be assured the right to or- ganize. George M. Harrison, chairman of the Railway Labor Executives’ Asso- ciation, placed before the House Commerce Committee amendments which he said would guarantee the bus and truck company employes the right to unionize. He said there were about a million bus and truck ope- rators and that about 10 per cent of these were o Harry A. Wheeler, chairman of the newly assembled Trans) tlon Con- ference, told the House Committee the conference had voted for regula- . He said the conference had no serious fault to find with the bill before the committee for bus and truck regulation. The conference, composed of & group of the Nation's chief business, shipping and carrier organizations, finished its discussions yesterday and adjourned subject to call of the chair- | man. It took no action on the method lof reorganizing the Interstate Com- merce Commission into an all-embrac- ing transportation commission. It voted to submit the proposal to the 15 separate organizations comprising the conference before attempting a decision. This will be done within | K . THE EVENING DAMAGED WHEEL STOPS 4 D. C.-BOUND TRAINS Several Hundred Passengers Held Up More Than Hour by Landover Mishap. Four New York-to-Washington Pennsylvania Railroad trains carrying several hundred passengers were tied up for more than an hour last night by the cracking of a steel “tire” of the first locomotive and the stalling of the train at Landover, Md., about 7 miles from Washington. Railroad officials said today pas- sengers of the first train were delayed | . more than two hours in all awaiting s relief train from Washington. ‘Three other trains also were forced to stop at Landover until the damaged locomotive could be sufficiently re- paired to continue to Washington. DINNER FOR NEW DEAL The Pennsylvania Democratic Club of Washington yesterday announced that it will hold a testimonial dinner party at 8 p.m. next Monday at the Pllgrim Club, No. 1 Thomas “Circle, to celebrate the second anniversary of the New Deal. John J. Doyle, president of the local club, announced that more than, 900 persons are expected to attend the party. A special feature of the affair will be the signing of a testimgnial to President Roosevelt. It will be delivered to the White House by special delegates. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., yesterday placed themselves on record as opposed to the bill pending in the General Assembly providing for a milk control commission with wide powers over the industry in Maryland. The vote was taken after a three- hour discussion of the measure with William Flamm, member of the com- mittee named by Gov. Nice to prepare the bill; Otto W. Anderson, agricul- tural agent for Montgomery County; sufi] Po:(wr‘z;lgbln John, Maurice ;1! By & vote of 10 to 4, Montgomery | oosmimont and former. Gounty Gome County milk producer-distributors missioner Chester F. Clagett partici- e DAIRYMEN OPPOSE PENDING MILK BILL Montgomery Producer-Distrib- utors Vote 10-4 Against Plan. Special Dispatch to The Star. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1935. pating prominently at the meeting. Preceding the discussion & commit- tee appointed to study the bill re- ported indorsement of the measure by nvmo!Gwl f‘omm County Milk Producer- Dilmbuwrl Amchtlon and duldad 8089 \ 4 be the principal speaker at a meeting to be held Wednesday night by Local 261, National Pederation of Federal m.}pluyu RAMSPECK TO SPEAK Federal Employes to Hear Georgia 3 'he meeting will be at local head- Representative. quarters, 710 Fourteenth street, and Representative Ramspeck, Demo- Wil be addressed also by Luther O. crat, of Georgls, chairman of the | yonany President “‘“"“G“"ME House Civil Service Committee, will lmenuon i i Can Now Be Purchased on Our Convenient Payment Plan ComeinTodayand Let Us Show You This Re- frigerator That Makes Ice Faster as the Weather Gets Hotter. RADI + OPEN EVERY EVENING YJ/1 930 417 1% ST.N.W. 1760 PENN. AVE. 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