Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1935, Page 9

FARM MORTGAGE BILL GIVEN SENATE Revised Form of Measure Held Unconstitutional Gets Committee 0. K. By the Assoctated Press. ‘The Frazier-Lemke farm moratorium measure, held unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, has been revised and reported to the Senate by the Judiciary Committee. Supporters said they believed it now ‘would meet the court’s objections. As changed, the legislation would grant a farmer a three-year moratorium under the supervision of Federal courts. The Judiciary Committee is consid- ering a companion bill which would extend the moratorium provisions to owners of homes and small businesses. In reporting the farm bill the com- | mittee said many State moratoria would expire soon and that there was a danger of an “avalanche of fore- closures” unless a Federal law were enacted. As in the case of the law held un- eonstitutional, the new bill would pro- vide for scaling down of a farmer’s indebtedness in keeping with the ap- praised value of the property under mortgage. The former provision for the repurchase of foreclosed property at the appraised value on a six-year installment plan was killed. The Su- preme Court held it invalid. Appointed STEPHENS NAMED ASSISTANT TO CUMMINGS. HAROLD M. STEPHENS Of Utah, who yesterday was ap- pointed by President Roosevelt to be the assistant to Attorney General Cummings, succeeding William Stanley of Maryland, who resigned last week to return to private law practice in Baltimore. Stephens, who is 50 years old, is at present one of the assistant attorney generals and before coming to Washington several years ago to enter public life here, he was a district judge in Utah and before that was a prose= cuting attorney at Salt Lake City. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, $297,342,177 PAID CORN-HOG FARMERS | A A A Also Announces Dis- tribution of 1935 Contracts Will Soon Begin. By the Associated Press. Announcing that on June 29 & iotal of $297,342,177 had been paid to farm- ers for their 1934 corn-bog program, the A. A. A. said today that distribu- Keep Liquids Hot or Cold for Hours $1-29 Keapsit Vacuum Bottles Quart Capacity. . s o 9 e Smaoot! 4 [ il scui Toine, Schictleling s oing > uard tion of the 1935 rental and benefit payments should begin in about three Auditing of the 1935 contracts will begin this week. Boards of review in all States were directed June 28 to send to Washington all contracts ap- proved locally as of that date, and to continue that flow as rapidly as pos- sible. Reports indicated that approxi- mately 300,000 1935 corn-hog con- tracts would be ready for transmittal to Washington this week, and that an additional 500,000 contracts would arrive here by August 1. The re- Burning . .. 50c Size D. C., TUESDAY, mainder of the 1,032,500 contracts under preparstion is expected in Au- gust and early September. Payment under the 1935 corn-hog contracts will total approximately $185,000,000, the A. A. A. said, and will be distributed in two installments, the first paid as soon as the contracts | have been audited and accepted and the second on or after Janus 1, 1936. % —— Millions for Subsidies. Britain has paid over $100,000,000 in beef, milk and wheat subsidies. Producu An Even Tan Without Sunfoe Lotion 39 this h 2o0%hine ol before Luscious, Sweet Peaches and Pure Cream! Melvern FRESH PEACH Ice. Cream Pint Package Doesn't it make your mouth water just to think about it? frozen fresh peach... bathing. and against’ sun- It's chock full of big pleces of and the cream is rich “ALL OVER TOWN” —the better to serve you! JULY "2, 1935. TRAIL CLUB FORMED tion of the Maine Ap- palachian Trail Club here to promote the Maine section of the Trail, a 2,000-mile footpath extending from that State io Georgia, was an- nounced yesterday. Walter D. Greene, New York actor and Maine guide, is president of the club. Several Wi nians, in- cluding Dr. J. F. 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