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Bloc Leaders
In Clash Over
Muscle Shoals
Ladt), Supporting Ford Plnn,
Iirim il? a "Mig Privat?? In
tori i\or Norn?. Bill,
llop?nt- lo Get Prop
IJbrral Split I?? Im ?u-t
?Dispute Belirvd Likrh t?)
! tu Va ?tier Bi
Bet* ??oil Ivao Croup*
Pro-* Th. |
**. ? ... >B?1
tre of the Pro?/ 4?nJ ?g*i-,
e Hural groap el??!*?1! t?-d?.jr in th? ,'
?aV?iat<\ S.nator? tarM at
??**?. and ' ' ebraika t
orar the aja ?I ?hould be ,
4ft.ne with Muarle Shoal?.
Jeoator Norrii oppoie? th? Ford plaa
Hi BSi
? ?'
vperatr th? plant at I
inaraufacv re far! ?>?
a eprt-eh mad? ?evcr-,1 day? a*
Senator .*? ? ring the Ford
preposition iharply.
In a ?peach to-day, upholdin?x the
Ford proposai, ! -es? a
?
KorriB bill as ! ? wast
?anted to get' r
?spirited ?! u
a undtrat?. ?? hi?
own mea?.
rsasj Feellnjr An?1
Senator laid ? ?re? in?
terrupted Thr
clatb i? loe ?*d on a? meaning the,
Pr greaiiva and agricultural ??roupa |
are likely to be badly aal | era? what
to do wKh Mu?
iaaue i? aettl?
amused many leeH t-> a ipl
? th?
remark? a?".
S'orris in ? :
l*ft him (Ladd
position" H? c.
P4?afi for tbe offtr of I
cle Shoal? vsald
?crsp heap to?!-.
Senator Ladd predicted the Norri?
bill ar
?equine??."
"If there ?a?
that wanted Muse a ?^oal*. ' said I
>dd *?uch a? thr Alaber-.a P
Company for instance, I An not ?ee
how they could dntv a more subtl? |
.a? ?re, ?urh a? would ?tend a chance i
of being sipped by the penpe of this '
??y, than V ?I"
No Government Control
?
^rrii plan hu*-?- appropriation?!
wo'ild be r. ? u?ed
eerporation ?oui?) not be unrif
tro! of the ??<>?, rrnm'rt and thai 'this
wt-ald slsri la s finan
|?n?rnaut, a colossus that would
crush ?he whol?' -
? teed of prov *??* a sal vat
the farmer H would prove a <
?aid -
.n great intrr?*
allowing ?
?j or op?!?'
<t of ?11 tx.
Re'errlng to ?he fact that S?
s was apparently eor:<
ng anything- that nrnsht be a
m ob op ly to a pr.va*
?aid he waa astonished that S<
Of two Ret
rot? for the Federal Reserve ??
'th? ?rreatest private mo?
ifa'ed by s
he?j, which .
over the I control <?
4 and ?ledits in th.? greal
/tor L?dd wa? followed by Sen?
lood and heflm
the proposal that Muscle Shoal
be tur-i<-d . ver to 1 ord.
Famora (i.Ttim (?ri-rn 1 o
M n I.. ' ?Tfl I??. !"
1 B| sts
of Annan. I".
inro'r i famous :
land necessary, declaring that hr la *a
? . wh>h ha? I
immofality from Ub ?
runaway m.rri?, -
i
I sy a imi
?er from Enrr.and
e
ed Traffic ?n J<?! ?
P, <?!????. l?\ Vni'c ' n
WASHINGTON, D?
that Jrse h W
'
na. who h-i?
king ir. Federa' a p
aired to-d y befor? a sul.
of the Senate Judiciary I
? to- Dial, of South Carolirr.
s eg -
.- -
Tolbert was present and ? |
"lef? f?r j.
mskir.|* f r.
y fliny go over until aftc
holidays,
0
.I?-?l-- ? ...,*? i oi inta
I Judge of th? 4th Cll
'
lira, was confirmed to-day by th.
Y V. I ?ails in I'oMal Rprript?
WASHINGTON,
led all states in postal receipts la th?
last fiscal year, post C
in $&3.470,6U. tl
ment annonnrrd to-day. !
6 444
?Subsidy Poll
Shows Norria
Motion Beaten
Jonr*in ?:????
to :2 Veto la De
frn. - I? II. bol
i |o f.tt' Ittnc
I lllJMMter b Coatfai
linrdi.*;: Men Vv 111 Qre Hu?
I ,,1 ? It! Pu??<4 ?..?I.?
rawa
Ult? up ?h L. .
v v....
uncertain
?
"
d there ?. tints to pa??
by that t.n.e. S
a long
?ail.ng the
Preal?
againai the bill. Senator Di
?
Illinois I>uiltlin;r Costl
Latid to 'Union Traitor?'
Lnhor B. ml Exp?o
l?v Ci ?minai at*? In?
..vf-il cora
: linois
wh'rl.
- Small to
~?ed that
? mat -a. rai
on eo<
W [| ? I .?? . ? .
?
rmiri ?a-?? found
Mouse Shelves
Tax Exemption
On Eve of Vote
\??m'ii?-*'r:iTinn l{f-.olirion
SidHrni knl for A-jri? ul
Inral Appropriation Hill
Af ip r Coa feres
?Oppose McMure
li r- \iiimiiiii '?* Til lit II
M;iv Ht? To?U n I ]> .
in Hirer or Four W
Tram? Ta. T-iS.??'? WoOhtogtnn fltt'nj
WASHINGTON. Da? Ml The I'ous?
?nresfnLatlves to-day buried an
Administration measure. Th? I
barring further Issues of leg*
rvrm*. ? was sidetracked by
*er branch on the eve of a final ,
?id after It had been urged by
r?sident for ?he second tim? In
hi? message to Congress at thi?
ng of the reru'sr session this r
It was debated yest? day and It
?ctstion wss that final action i
.?orne today.
irried conference of Repui
trade
that t 'I be eupp
today by the "important" agrlcu tu al
... statement wa?
made as to the future of the ?;
' that it may b? tak?-n
up again in the next three or
weeks. It was learn? d thit the leaders
counted noses and found that the meas?
ure might n?>t get a majority, much
? i
- it to th?' state leer?a ature? for
stlaa as an amendment t
Const!? .
rs tho Greene mestura wr.
it was ex i
that, a.
Harding, it would r?
i ?tr?na* >
crina* ot i
?
n?l>
f the (F
I ?verwh??ltr
I ubi can? ?
I ?P'it.
Th? delay until tn? lutter part oi
?
* menr
I
ministration, an I lynrh
r.g bill I. ?Iready.
? ? .
.-pcccli Ban Pli a Alined
At Soviet Propaganda
tinted Pal Ititli i
plain Ri \n
(?rr? ?I *< ' le tun
Tbe Alii"?! Pati f Ham
i n th?
?trued. The in?(
it WB? ?ap'aine?!
?.ry ?pee?-he? aln
rf all fo-m? of f
home, th.
grits of C>
loelet'e? f ' und that
were I |oently held and ad
?da1 ice ?
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