New Britain herald., 1917-05-23
Senator Gore to Fight Axsis t & to Incorporate NationaI roIlI
 in Food Bill, Preferrins fo M
 Ito Control Proposa,- Again Talks for Censorship M at White House Confers siss is z A <
Washington, May
 Republican Leader 2 aroused the applause of republ blicans in the last IT. of debate on the $f 50 q 900 war revenue bill tods declariing that he would x against the measure as5 5

against the measure. \ A sys|
 Cohti4uous, right of way foSS first administration food b1l1 IT ing for stimulation of produc4a6S foodstuffs. was sought today Mi was brought before the senate, v it is being considered by thA l11 the house will take tip thu administration measure. dea1tp
 the control of food and ot1aSksy nl saries, introduced yesterday kx resentative Lever, of South GaFQ IF In presenting the. first
 bill to the senate, Senator aCf N
 man Of the senate agricultat6 N mittee, proposed to repress aif
 to attach any prohibition le1id33
 He hoped to have prohibitsn snn qull
 postponed for consid eration WILL
 food "control" abill in the laotia
 provision to- that end. beinx fla g52] Lever measure sO4rHred yeait1
 which would authorize the prcxl
 to regulate grain used for n,asst
 turing intoxicating beverages.1 No Tax on Gold Ilnpors x Action of the house sasays. and iiI is,1 committee in making an exceptt1 the case of gold bullion tn the N vision of the war revenue bill Fl would place all articles on the pf2 free duty under dutyof ten per ad valorem has relieved tred4urr hctals of further remonstrances 1 banks in many sections Of the sq try against this particular feafsa1I the measure. ss sg.asS3
 As originally drawn the bill
 have placed a duty of ten ueS on all gold imports since thes started. nearly three years Sfnss estimated at more than ona FIT dollars. and the stream. aitls0i greatly diminished in volume. Sxi il1z r. tinues. To many inquirers. olllS have responded that tho nrovisi0xis due apparently to an ov8rsiR4x would be corrected before the biI finally passed.
 Plans for. an allied ruralS board are being drawn tosinclux N chases for tho American army s aavy, estimated at approxjriatelSs 500, 100000 for the first year iSis The plan as tentatively. outlinea place a purchasing power Of aar mately $10,000, 00O, 900 a. ys2rs hands of a single co1nr1issi en. kG
 Indications arc that tfaiaS ts ous purchasing power will hc in one man who will have unflS command an army of trained e1S familiar with ali American 1aaflS} ? The program has progressed foa stage where officials have in rnind man for the place.
 Determination to include the nj of the American army and naYSs the centralized purchasing board been agreed upon ana 5 details involved are It n311 ent in process of formulatiou. I1 that the program calfa.2 purchase of arms, equipmente Til lions and all material used physical wasing of war, by of the navy and war depaxS f rather thaa by civilians, ana these experts will be guided m activities by the wishes of tho - aries Of the navy and war, IT however to approval of tho coj sion. s s 2sssse4 Wilepn Insists on Ccnsorsha15
 President Wilson, today rsslej his efforts to put ali enforced n1s paper censorship section into espionage bill.
 Senators Overman, Fletcher Nelson, the senate's conferences the bill. were called to the Win House early today and urged by [ president to agree to censorsh section which the senate once has [ jected. They were asked to lNal whether 1t is possible to allAy senate,s objections and if ppa bring out . new and so-calied nn0S lied censorship clause.
 Presidsnt Wilson said to tho ate conferees, aia he did yesteelAi his letter to ChadripaAn Webb house judiciary committee.
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