Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1937, Page 26

B—8 o HIKE ASKED IN SUMS FOR FLOOD CONTROL Representative to Seek Amounts Larger Than Roosevelt Fixed as Maximums. By the Assoctated Pres: Representative W gton, Demo- crat, of Mississippi said yesterday he would seek flood-co tions larger than Roosevelt has set that work X The Miss House Flood closed at a committee session he would ask the Appropriations Committee to increase the budget figures of $22,- 500,000 for execut of the Overton floo $30,000.000 for projects approved in the 1936 omnibus flood-control law. The President has expressed a de- sire to keep funds for approved proj- eets within budget recommendations. | He also asked a delay on additional | authoriza until further studies | have been made. | The Overton act, for flood control | on the M nd its tributaries, | contemplated N $45.000,000 annually fo and the amnibus act $50.000,000 a year over the same period. | I Traffic Conviction, ; SECOND OFFENSE SPEEDING. William B. Carnes, jr., 1615 Ken- yon street, $10 | John T. Wood, 1716 Oregon ave- nue, $10 i FIRST OFFENSE SPEEDING. { Willlam L. Orton, 205 D street northeast, $3. William Janaske, 1232 Sixth | street sou t Louis T. Ar son, V. g $10. #enrv D. Genther, 1741 Kilbourne place, $10. Willlam A. Meanerhan, 1409 Six- teenth street, $5 James E. Russell, Maryland, $5. Herbert Sacks, 4529 Ninth street, 85 Allen G. Jones, no address given, $5. Francls R. Hi-Taffer, Maryland, $10. James W. Dickens, 1616 New Jersey avenue, $5. Eugene R. Mvers, 1767 P street, $5. Robert W. Brigman, jr., Maryland, $5. Elmer Pennington, 634 Columbia road. $5. John H. Schultz, Maryland, $5 William D. Rutan, 138 Kentucky | avenue s | Ashley D. Roge! Arthur J. Martir street, $5. Burton FE. Clayborn, 3207 Adams Mill road, 5 John A. Carver, 2023 Newark street, $5 Otis L. Abernathy, Maryland, $5. Willlam C. Birley, 3014 Dent place, | | | $5. David S. Bassin, 53 D street south- east, $5. James H. Radbough, Virginia, $5. ‘William J. Richards, 1931 Seven- teenth street, $10. Ralph V. 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