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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
New Quarters for
Wheaton Company

There Is no slump In the piston
and cylinder boring gnme in Seat.
tie. according 10 Ralph r. wheaton.
of Ralph r. Wheaton. Inc. fo5h
East Pike. Northwest distributors
of the Kant skore piston
business IN good" the manager
said today: "and we expect II TO be
better ar coon as we arc located
next month In our new quarters
at 1890 East Madison ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
isoADDAy
D&lRE.7Hs
ny THOMAS n. BgENAS,

M tHoh&r ~ ntt1A%f
kins Csusty EnEise>~
wEEs ENDING NAY 70. 1873
ALL PAVED ROADS ~ GOOD con-
DtrIO>
GRAVEL ROADS
E-ntsa- Maple Waller Fair gravel
Her ton -n~iirsss 49, closed except from
uentru e Ksnryaais
Kent HIsek Dfsassd--fsy~mrnt for ~
rsiiss cut % Kent. haiancs good gravel
H<sts co. f.afiiastea -clessd Dsiosr thru
Maple ysn-y MACK Diamond - cset
t.nsrnsi.~-fr hlin--FAir Loose gravel
IN places
Sense, Highway open. rood condition.
20 Denny creek. Ise eaation beyond,
because ef narrow read and soft spots
ts.saazh-fsii ity--EReslient
fatt fty.~erth Head ~ Excellent.
Hsates -fs@aaush- Paved
Issaas al n R~sirnesd tsis Lake SEMINAR
ishi -Hsduond to fngls~ood fair. bal
snes good.
is~.auah. Newport
Aasarn- Black Di.msnd--crsv.i section
steseas Pas. Highway Open 20 Indsr
only. usueh 10 places
" ossiln Vile Bss ail@fscod
hent-Ds- Msin~@--tn Srrslisnt condition
De- Mesne. Tacoma uishiins--in good
saeh.. r-.. Open to crssh~Atsr. Good
condition.
seattle fiotheIf Road Closed. due 10 con
structtan Of victory uar To reach
brick pavement At Lake Forest Park
dstour via North Traak road 20 road
running east ons-gsaftsf mile norsh oil
Echo lake.
LAKE Tere.s rsrk- north Trunk Connee-
ton ~ one mile pavement eIceilsnt
Bellevue Redmond -~Fair
R>dmspd-rsil Cny--oo0d. Ss~ rrave
IN places.
Bridge across snoaualmis at Toii ciossd
To reach Teii. detour via Fall city.
For further information call Main SEQ
local -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20


II is the right OF taxpayers TO have
these engineering problems worked
out with exceeding care and alro 70
force as keen a competition as pos
sibls between competitive types.
Thomas II. Mcdonald. chief OF the
United States bureau Of public roads.
discussing the matter Of competition
OF types Of pavement recently said
Granting that the preparation Of
the rOadbed has been properly done.
many kinds OF road surfaces will give
excellent service. The element Of
time II important. There are 10
many miles Of roads 20 be construct
ed and their cost will be 70 enormous
that the most careful and detailed
study Of each road project must be
made TO provide. at the lowest pos
sible cost. roads which viii give sat
isfactory service and which can be
maintained without undue deprccia-
ton under the traffic which Is 20
use them. Many times the question
has been asked the bureau, What
type Of road ls bestT The answer
is always the same: There is no
one best kind or type OF road sur
face"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
School Improvement
in Everett Is Planned

Plans for a thrce-story addition TO
the Garfield high school In Everett.
and for rcmodeling the interior Of the
building are being prepared by the
Seattle firm OF Baker. vogel. Evans
& Roush. Bids for the general con.
tract and for sub-contracts viii be
called for early next month.
Everett voted a bond issue OF sI5..
900 10 finince the structure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

a DEBATE on the 1910 plan OF
school taxation was the scheduled
feature OF the MONDAY luncheon of
the King County Democratic club at
noon Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
RoprRr MONTGOMERY OR.

MANA world war veteran taking
vocational training at salt Lake City.
Is looking for his mother. whom no
has not seen for i2h years. but whom
he believes TO be in Seattle. II you
can give him any Information. please
call the local chapter Of the Red
Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The star Invites its readers 10 sse this
department. an aid In findisE missing
relatives or friends. Tho department 10
TO help In r~uniting thee who have be~s
separated. Those ~bes~ RELATIVES 90
frsends are missing arc invited TO report
the aissp s~arupee directly to The star.
Readers ~he may hpo~ the ~hes~~houfs
Of persons mestiased In this column as
missing are requested also TO report "a
The star. Oth~r newspapers are Invited
TO reproduce such items NJ will interest,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

French government has the right
TO cause gasoline importers 90 mix
10 per cent alcohol with their fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

Tests arc being planned In France
for running automobiles with alco-
hol and benxol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

II IL estimated the cost TO operate
an automobile In one-tbird less than
that of year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

Tires win give out sooner from
overlooking than from any other
cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

Monrcvia. capital Of Liberia, has
three automobiles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
GRAND JURY To
PROBE SHOOTING
At THE CAPITAL
Woman Found With Gun in
Hand and Man Wounded in
Oklahoma City Hotel on
Monday Afternoon.

OKLAHOMA CITY. The county
grand jury will investigate the shooting
late yesterday at a hotel here OF Mrs.
Il. K. Selby and John Riley, both 25
years old. Ii was announced today by
Forrest Hughes. county attorney.
Mrs. Selby and Riley are al hos
pital where their recovery is said to be
doubtful.
According TO officers, statements af
both indicate that Mrs. Selby shot RI
ey. They said pistol was clutched in
he- hand when they arrived at the no
tel. \ statement ascribcd to the woman
was 10 the affect that after shooting
Riley he grabbed The gun and woundeo
her Police said Riley denied this.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
MORE ROADS TO
SETTLE STRIKE
HOPE OF HEADS
Rising Hope That Jewell Will
Settle Differences With
New York Central in
a Few Days.

CHICAGo-Adjustment of misunder.
standings and differences which delay.
ed expected settlement OF the railway
shopmen's strike on some of the roads
favorable to the Baltimore peace ar.
rangement was apparent today.
There were rising hopes tina, Bert NJ,
Jewell The shop crafts leader would
iron out with officials OF the New York
Central lines. differences which pre-
vented an agreement between striking
shopmen and the roads which form THAI
system.
These hopes were strengthened when
the Southern Railway. the Mobile ana
Ohio. controlled by the Southerg ana
the Monon, fell la line with roads ac.
ccpting the Baltimore plan and signeo
tho agreement. Many strikers on these
roads were expected back today II the
Jobs they left July /.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
HARDING VEIvE0 BONUS BILL In MESSAGE
Victims Of Argonaut Are on Surface
Families Cared
for By Red Cross
and Mine Company

JACKSON, Cal.-Hardly had the
mornings sun peeped over the foothills
of the east when work Of bringing 10
the surface the bodies of Az miners IN
the Argonaut mine their tomb since
August 2S was begun.
Records scrawled OH paper by one
man and scratched OH a timber by an.
other showed they had lived but a short
time after fire had broken out in the
mines. The entombed mon had attempt
ed to erect three separate bukheads 10
shut out the gases. Clothing mad been
torn from their bodies to stop the holes
in the rude barricades
According to officials. death was pain.
less, the gas causing them to drop into
Il coma before death.
The Red Cross has received fund
OF SIS 900 for the miners dependents anc
1t is estimated that where a miner left
Il widow OF child the California state
compensation insurance fund will pay
an average Of $4,000 to dependents. The
Argonaut mining company hal insured
its employees in the state fund. There
is some need among relatives Of some
Of the victims. however
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
Trotter WasOne
Of Klan Officers
In State, Belief

McALESTER, Okla.-Correspondencc
left behind by Rev. j. G. Trotter when
he escaped from the Pittsburgh county
Jail early Monday morning may Prove
clue to his probable destination and
instructions have been wired officials
10 watch closely for the fugitive.
Trotter is said to have held ar Of.
fetal Connection with the administ-a-
tive officers Of the Ku klux klan IN
this state and much OF Ihe mail and
kilograms received pertained to al
fairs of this organization county oil.
cials said. one message received FROM
California after his departure Morday.
they said. extended welcome To hm
and evidently was in response TO soil.
citation by Trottor for an opening In
the coast territory before his arrest
on the charges here. Members Ut the
klan here are open IN expression a.
gainst the pastor. who. thgy declare.
worked his way into stheir confidence
and ranks and Il ,s said this organiza
ton Is to offer an additional reward
to swell the $500 now standing ior
Trotter's capture
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
BUILDING COST DETERS
YOUNG GERMAN LOVERS

BERLIN Feothering ones hest"
~ a formidable proposition for The
young German of today who contem.
plates mairimony Furniture and bui!c
lns costs have risen 10 such heights
and wages relatively have sunk TO such
depths that The strains OF wedding
marches fail 10 have much OF siren ap.
PEAL Tor either Hans" OF Gretchen
Tradition has long decreed that the
young men Ia Germany Is expected 10
provide a house for his hrideto.be be.
fore marriage. The latter. for her part
should approach the altar with u dowr,'
sufficient 10 furnish her new home with
everything from broom to bedsteaj. si
verwarc and special comforts for the
house ordinarily are contributed ~
relatives or by guests attending shs
wedding ceremony
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
HARDING WON'T TAKE
HIGH MASONIC DEGREE

CLEVELAND. ohio.---roday was the
most important Of the six day conelavs
OF the supreme council. ssrd degree
Ancient Accepted scot,lsh rite OF Free
Masonry from the northern Hason,c
jurisdction Of the United States which
ends here tomorrow. Tonight the ssns
degree. the highest honor that can be
attained In Masonry. will be conferred
upon approximately iis candidates.
President Warren q. Harding was 10
have had this honor conferred upon him
but owing TO the illness Of his wife. he
ls unable TO attend. Il IL understood
that the degree probably will be con.
ferred upon Mr. Harding at an extra.
ordinary conclsve In the near future.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
ARRESTS IN HALL
MURDER CASE ARE
EXPECTED TODAY
Probe Following Finding the
Bodies of Minister and Choir
Leader Near New Bruns-
wick Last Saturday.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. AFTER :
days Investigation OF the killing OF the
Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall. rector Of
the church OF St John the Evangelist.
and Mrs. Eleanor Relnhardt Mills. wife
of James Mills. sexton or tho church.
authorities expressed confidence that
today's developments would bring abou:
u solution. Arrests were expected The
county officials declared they knew who
lid The shooting and where Il occurred
The bodies were found Saturday
morning. side By side under an apple
tree ~ an orchard In Somerset county.
S0mc OF The authorities have expressed
a belief that the shooting Occurred IN
AiddlcsrN eoun0 and that the bodies
We're removed
II has been disclosed that while The
FAC, of Mrs. Mills bore marks of powder
burns. no such marks Were lound On
the body ot Mr.. Hall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
loo Witnesses
to Testify at the
Herrin Hearing

MARION, nl.-Closing up loose end,
or the evidence with which they hope
to convict participants in the killing,
OF % persons at the strip mines OF the
Southern Illinois Coal company, near
here last June, the prosecuting author.
lies today had on hand a number OF tn.
more than 100 witnesses still TO testify
before the special grand Jury invest.
gazing the mine killings.
The grand jury Inquiry has assumed
a routine nature. following its recon
'ening yesterday after recess. During
The session yesterday, about forty wiz.
nesses were heard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
CHAUFFEUR IS
TURNED LOOSE
ON AN APPEAL
Logsdon Holds Police Chief
Had No Authority to Keep
]. B. Harrington in the
City Jail Longer.

4 writ % habeas corpus for b. Har.
rlngton was filed in district court by
his attorneys. Bass and Hardy, Monday
asking his release from the city iai,
where he is alleged he was being hello
without authority of law.
Plaintiff set forth in his petition thai,
he was being illegally restrained from
operating a service car and deprived of
his liberty by Chief of Police Dick
Hignght, stating that he was an empoye
OF the Carter transfer company, and
that all dues for operating d car hao
been paid.
Plaintiff further alleges that such re.
straint was illegal. thar the ordinance
giving the Chief of Police authority was
also Illegal in as much as II is up TO
the chief of police, to say whom u IL.
cense 10 run a service car shall be given
that the city through its mayor ana
city commissioners are not possessed
with this authority to say that a man
shall not conduct n legal business.
Arrested Several Times
II was reported at police headquar.
ters that Harrington had been arrested
several times on this charge.
The case was heard before Judge
Logsdon Monday night. and the cour,
held that Harrington was being held
without authority and ordered his re-
lease.
The court also held that II defendant
was an employee of the Carter Trans
Ter company and they had paid all dues
and license 10 run service ears. they
were ut liberty TO hire whom they
pleased so long as driver was competent,
10 operate q car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
GIRL STRIKERS GIVE DEMONSTRATION
AT LABOR FEDERATION CONVENTION IN
|ENID; UNITY" RESOLUTION IS BLOCKED

manufacturing company Tuesday mo,n
ing after being urged to do SO by union
ci ganizers on The grounds that .. hish
official Of the COMPANY was Unfair"
II union lanor. The girls marched
down tha center aisle Uf the conver.
tim floor white the delegates stood
and cheared them and then took SEATS
upon the platform to listen to the read.
W OF a resolution denounclng sae gar.
nrnt company. A second oftott will
hc made Wcdn stay morning 1. Undue,
the rest OF the girls employed by th'
company to join the strike. Il was
announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19

ENID. Oth. - An attempt to have
PASSED unity OF action" res )lutlon
calling ufsn all unions 10 walk out
whenever a strike is called for any
one branch OF labor featured the morn.
irg ses s,on here tuesday OF the state
federation Of labor convention. The
resolution was referred to thc resblu
iions co.nmttes. The sentiment OF
the conse atm was strongly asnins,
tie resolution.
A second feature Of the session was
DEMONSTRATION staged on the con.
.,nilon hai. floor by fourteen sirls who
quit their worx Tor = loca, garment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
BUNGALOW BUILDER BOLTS BILLETS
BUT BUMPS INTO PHILLY POLICEMEN

under arrest In Philadelphia. left own
ess Uf real estate. purchasers OF cosy
bungalows cn contracts and building
tfadesmen ali mourning his departure
when he left Chicago several weeks ago
according 10 the polite. lie is said to
have been engaged in an oil venture In
Oklahoma before coming to Chicago.
where he began a bungalow building
rampain In y suburb
Phlllis Reeds. a show glfL ( said to
have disappeared co-lneiientsSly with
Eersusons departure. according to the
police.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
MOVIE FOLK TO HELP
FAMILIES OF MINERS

Los ANGELES - A benefit perfor.
nance for ths families OF the ~ miners
who died In the Argonaut mine at Jack
.on Calf. ~ planned by prominent
members Of the motion picture industry
1t was announced today.
Stars of several producing corpora
tons Offered their services. and 60
operation Of the Motion Picture Produ
ccs association, the Motion Picture hi
rectors association. Theatre owners
association and the film board of trade
was believed assured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
French Like More
Diplomacy in the
GrecO"Tur'k Fuss

pARiS-Tht French cabinet today
unanimously approved what Is charac
tcrized as ihy paol.c policy or Prem.
Ter poincaT- Ia The neat east and the
withdrawal Of All the French troops
from Asia minor to the French side o,
the straits of the Darianelles
The cabinet went firmly on record 40
bcing opposed To any form of military
action us mean, OF settlement IN the
Tugku Grc,k situation. 10 emphasized
The necessity Of reaching an agreement
through diplomatic channels and even.
tua!iy by peace conference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
England May Act
Alone to Protect
the DardeneneS

LoNDoN.-'rhe British cabinet takes
the attitude that Great Britain will un.
dertake military action alone II neces'
sary without France and Italy TO pro.
tect the freedom OF the pardunelles, II
was authoritativeIy stated after this
forcnoon's cabinet meeting.
In an official commun!gle issued from
Downing Street this afternoon de'
clared In substance that the govern.
ment stands by It's pronouncement OF
policy Issued to the press Saturday not
withstanding reports to the contrary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
GERMAN FUGITIVES
SENT BACK ON ship

NEW YORK - Arthur Hillman and
Victor Mullachs. German citizens
wanted by the German police were pa
tsded on board the resolute by prohl
bition officers just before the vessel
sailed today for Plymouth. Bolougne
,nd Hamburg. They arrived short
time before from Galveston. Texas,
where they had come from Mexico. The
where they had come from Mexico
they had been in Jail In Mexico since
their arrival there a month ago. then
escaped. swan across the Rio Crande
river at Laredo and were captured by
Ameican immigration inspectors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
WilkerSOn Throws
Many A6davitS
Out During Trial

CHICAGO. With more than one.
third Of the governments evidence IN
its injunction suit against striking rally.
way shopmtn ruled out by Judge James
II. Wilkerson, attorneys Tor Bert ".
Jewell and John Scott. strike leaders.
continued their assault on Attorney
General Daugherty's bill today.
la throwing cut of court as3 afn.
davits rocoUnting violence ir connection
with the strike, Judge Wilkerson sus.
lalned the contention VI Donald n.
Richberg. and Frank Mulhooland. de.
fenso counsel that the persons making
the sffidavits did not know they wer,
10 be used In court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19

PHILADELPHIA. 49, Raymond w.
Ferguson. charged With having swlnd-
led priest and other residents Of Chi.
cago cut OF large sums was held without
bail here to-day TO await extradition
proceedings. The police say his opera.
tons have ne,ted him more then iioo..
Geo. the priest alone losing $4,000.
Ferguson was arrested at a hotei
where he was staying with his wife lie
told the detectives his wife VAS a fam.
Gus motion picture actress. but dsclinso
10 reveal her screen name. =
CfiICACo.-Raymond ". Ferguson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
Germany About to
End Settlement of
Debt to Belgium

BERLIN - DC. landsberg. the Ger
man minister here. Informed the Bei
slan government this morning that
the Reischbank was willing 10 lndorse
Germany treasury bonds for repara'
tlon payments TO Belgium to The a.
mount VI $4,000. 900 gold marks. due
February 10. and June 10. 1898.
pr. I.andsbcrg's action, which is TAX
en- here to compose tho differences be
tween nolgium and Germany ON re-
paralion payments. Is credited in Bel
gium quarters to the firm. Yet concil'
latory attitude Of the Belgian govern
msni
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
NEW SuBTERRANEAN
RIVER IN FRANCE

GENEVA - A great sutterransan
river with au out flow Of O. 900 gallons
of water a minute. has been discovered
IN the Mon, Blanc region. known as
Esux Bellies. his river has thrown ou,
maHy underground tributaries which
have formed small lakes and wells Of
extremely pure aud cold water In the
southeast dls,rlo,s of France aud IN
SOME Of the southern canions Of Swift
.rlsnd.
The origin Of the river ls The ancient
lower glaciers of Mont Blanc which 1t
has been proved flow from the bottom
ne well as the top. The latter supplying
Indirectly the Rhine and the Rhone.
The Ardmore Gun club will hold its
regular weekly tournament at the traps
north of the city Wednesday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
OHIO WILL VOTE ON
LIGHT WINE AND BEER

COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio at the
November election will vote on state
constitutional amendment to iegaliZt
the manufacture and sale OF light wine
and beer. The state supreme court to-
day ordered Secretary os State Smith 20
place the proposal on the ballot In n
mandamus action brought by the as.
sociation opposed to prohibition. after
the secretary had refused to certify
the amendment for vote. The anti.
saloon league will appeal TO the United
States supreme court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
OD0WD AND ROSENBERG
SCHEDULED FOR n ROUNDS

CHiCAo Mike o'Dowd OF St Paui.
former middlcweight boxing champion,
and Dave Rosenberg OF Brooklyn. re.
cognlEed as worlds title holder In New
York state. will meet In i5round con.
test tonight at 3bbetts Field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
OIL HAD TO
MOVE

Come On. give me some more
ROOM" the want ads said to Bin
Erohn's oil News.
Jaw, quit your showing. you've
sot almost all the space now" the
nj gruffly retorted.
well. / can't help II. people jus,
Keep getting results ami keep putting
more aud more Il me IN fere." the
BADLY crowded want ads complained
And 80 to keep down any further
fuss blll's oil news was switched 20
page six In order to give page sew
en- entirely to the want AL boys.
They're getting results that's why
there are 80 mnny OF them.
Call No. ).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-19
HOUSE PREPARES
To RE-PASS BILL
IN SHORT TINE
Move Will Not Be Made
Until Wednesday; Friends
Believe Enough Votes
Ready Today.
CABINET MEETING
SAW END OF NOTE
Proponents Are Not Too Sure
About Re-passage in Senate,
1t Is Indicated.

WASHINGTON The soldiers
bonus bin was vetses today by Presl-
dent Harding
In returning The measure to congress
without his approval, the executive in
a message 10 the house declared that
ne was in accord with the avowed pur-
pose of the bill, but that he could not
subscribe to its provisions.
WASHlNGTON-President IIarding's
message yetoing the soldier bonus bill
was completed this forenoon and It was
Indicated at the White House that +,
would be sent to the house probably be-
fore l p. m. The president discussed
the message with his cabinet which as
sembled at II a. m.
Before meeting with his official fam.
lily the executive continued his confer.
ence with senator's, his callers including
Senator Cameron OF Arizona, Norbeck
of South Dakota, Oddie of Nevada, and
Stanfield OF Oregon. who voted for III,
bonus in the senate.
House leaders had arranged in thc
event OF veto TO defer until tomor-
row the move TO pass the bill. The pro-
gram today called for action on lmpor,-
ant conference reports and other meas.
urea.
Friends OF the bonus appeared conf.
dent that more than the necessary two
thirds majority could be obtained in the
house. but they did not seem to be
any TOO hopefal about the senate, Op-
ponents OF The bonus claimed TO havs
In that body at least two more than the
necessary one third TO sustain u veto.