Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1935, Page 30

B-10 = BONUS BL SEN BY CONERESSHEN Delegation Returning From Philippine Inauguration Expresses View. By the Associated Press. SEATTLE, Wash., December 16.—A | ppédiction the next Congress will pass | the sodiers’ bonus and a suggestion | that “complainers” be “sentenced to| two months in the Orient” were left here today by homeward-bound mem- | bers of the United States congressional delegation which attended inaugura- tion of the new Philippine Island gov- ernment. | Predicts Bonus Bill, | Speaker Joseph W. Byrns, Demo- | crat, of Tennessee, predicted passage | of a bonus bill, saying: “Both houses | appear cverwhelmingly in favor of payment.” He added he believed the forthcom- ing session of Congress would end by | May. . Leaders agreed that after the| pledged action on the payment of ad- Justed compensation certificates, sup- ply bills and flood relief measures may | be next to be considered. | Representative Bertrand Snell, Re- | publican, of New York, was “darn glad to get home.” | “If anybody isn't satisfied in this country,” he said, “sentence him to two months in the Orient, and he will come back perfectly happy. I won't be leaving here again for a | Iong time. You can't even get any | news over there.” “Most of the 14 Senators and 25 Representatives were reluctant to dis- cuss politics after their arrival aboard the liner President Jefferscu yester- day. | | | Garner Holds Silence. Vice President John N. Garner said, “I stopped talking March 4, 1933," the date he was inaugurated. Asked his opinion of the Townsend | $200 - & - month - pension plan third | party movement, Garner snorted: | “Townscd plan? What's that?” | Representative Ernest W. Gibson, | Republican, of Vermont, said “the Townsend plan is a potential threat,” and Senator Gerald P. Nye. Repub- lican, of North Dakota, added “it| ms to be.” “Politically,” Nye said, “it is a large fthing to contend with in an election. ‘The plan may make for better bar- gaining in the social security insur- ance measure we passed.” Speaker Byrns said he believed the “Townsend party” would “have to have something more than the Town- | send plan to get ahead.” AIRLINE PASSENGERS VOTE DOWN DRINKING President of Transport Concern Bays Referendum Finds Cock- tails Not Wanted. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, December 16.—Ameri- | eans favor prohibition in the clouds, at least, it was indicated today. C. R. Smith, president of American Airlines, Inc., anrounced that patrons had voted on the subject. He added: | “The result indicates that public opinion is against serving cocktails on airplanes. We will continue our existing policy of not serving any form of intoxicating liquor.” ; | | | COL. S. A. PRICE DIES Man Who Knew Villa Intimatelyi Succumbs. [ OWEGO, N. Y., December 16 (). — Lieut. Col. Samuel Aldrich Price, 72, | United States Army, retired, who knew Pancho Villa intimately during the Moxican border expedition, died yes- terday after a brief illness. Col. Price served as a major in the Spanish- American war and during the Phili- pine insurrection In the World War he yas attached %o various training camps. He was Tetired for disability in November, 1920, while attached to the 46th In- fantry at Eagle Pass, Tex. A native of Owego, he had lived here since ‘petirement. l | | | | e nna Auto Race Control. Control of automobile races from airplanes is being considered in Mos- cow, Russia. End Coughs WITH THE REMEDY THAT Clings to the Cough Zone That cough hurts her throat, Mother. Give 8 cough remedy that works there. 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