Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 3

|SHELVING OF BUS BILL HELD LIKELY Couzens Accuses Rail Lobby Prior to 51-to-29 Vote to Recommit. L] Recommitted in the Senate by . vote of 51 to 29, the Parker-Couzens bill for Federal regulation of interstate passen- ger travel by motor bus was considered | today to have little prospect of action | at this session. | A charge by Chairman Couzens of the Interstate Commerce Committee that a railroad:lobby -was trying to kill ‘Thoughtful ‘'women are buying Bell-ans now to be ready if holi- day ACUTE INDIGESTION strikes. N BELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION mergers of railroads and bus lines pre- ! ceded the vote on which party lines di- | vided. ‘The bill, was passed last session by the House and had been recommitted once befcre by the Senate. It was the | unfinished business for the shol sion. Senator Couzens said he would | take it up with his committee as soon {as possible, but he made. no forecast for its return to the floor. Senatcr Smith of South Carolina, ranking Democrat on the Interstate | Commerce Committee, moved recom- mital. He pointed out the committee jwas divided and thought it would be | expedited if a new. bill. were formulated | which would “more nearly meet the floor.” “Just as soon as the Senate defeated | the amendment of Senator Glenn of I1- linois to strike out the anti-merger provision the railroads exercised their ‘lobbvln: methods to defeat the bill,” | Couzens said. “That lobby was not in evidence until the Senate defeated the Glenn motion.” Senator Glenn voted to return the ]bl]l to committee, but sald he did not want it buried there. ‘The vote showed 25 Republicans and 26 Democrats lined up for and 20 Re- rublicans, eight Democrats and the one Farmer-Labor member .g-lnst SAN!TY TEST SUGGESTED FOR SPANISH SCRIBES Measure Asked to Prevent Repe- tition of Attack on Premier Berenguer by Reporter. * Our 16 years' experience a: lic service enterprise assures you of the right oil for your oil burner. AUTOMATIC HEATING CORP. 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This announce- | ment was made today by Mrs. Harry C. | Barnes, director of the local roll call. | The Treasury Department, with a contribution of $4,147.70, led the list, | with the Department of Commerce, | with $3,169.50, running second. 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