New Britain herald., 1929-05-15
S REACHED
 OVER FARM RELIEF
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legislation. Such a thing has never happened in the history of the con- gress.
 ordiarily the house would appoint a committee to meet with a commit tee from the senate to thresh out amicably any differences between the two houses. Eventually this course will have to be taken if any farm relief legislation is to be- en- acted at President Hoover's special session of congress.
 TilsOn Has Several Plans
 House leaders say they have not yet decided on their next move. John Q. Tilson, the house floor leader and a close friend of MT. Hoover, inti- mated he had several courses under consideration.
 On the final senate roll call, the administration turned against the bill it had sponsored because the coalition of the farm bloc and the democrats had succeeded in inserting the debenture provision. Of the votes cast against the bill, 31 came from administration stalwarts.
 How Some Voted In favor of the bill, debenture and all, were 21 republicans including Is who previously had voted for the debenture plan, and 3S democrats. These republicans included Borah. of Idaho, the leading administration campaigner last fall: Brookhart. of Iowa, Hiram Johnson, of California. and even McNary. of Oregon. Cap per, of Kansas, and CouZens Of Michigan, the latter three having previously voted against the deben- ture plan.
 Administration senators voted against the bill for two reasons, CD to show their loyalty to President Hoover and CD to show the house that the senate was by no means overwhelmingly in favor of its own bill.
 The senate bill is a complete 're- write" of the house bill, but there are few important changes except the debenture provision. Both bills authorize $500, 100000 revolving fund to be administered by fed eral farm board for the promotion Of tabilization corporations repre- senting each agriculture commodity. These stabilization corporations would buy and sell and store pro- ducts in times of stress to prevent rl,,
 The debenture clause proposes 10 give bounty for all exported agri- culture products. the bounty being equal to half the tariff on a con- modity. The treasury would give the bounty in the form of certificates to he used by importers to pay tariff duties on any imported products. The scheme is to boost the price of American commodities above the world price by 50 per cent of the tariff.
 Appoints Committee
 Anticipating that the house might act acceptab bly. the senate appoint ed its conference committee before it adjourned last night. McNary was named chairman of the committee which includes Norris of Nebra ska. Capper. Smith. dem.. s. S., and Ransdell. dem. Louisiana.
 The committee was carefully picked by Vice President Curtis. McNary. Capper and Ransdell were opposed to the debentnra plan. Only Norris and Smith are for it. While technically the conferees will he bound by the action of the senate. they can in showdown join tho house to eliminate the debcnture feature.
 These developments obscnred tenn porarily the serious effort being made by the house leaders to change the tariff bill so as to get tine support of the house farm bloc. Hearings of the bloc's grievances were continued in the ways and means committee. Tilson said he several changes would be made in the bill in deference to the bloc. He intended to make speech later in the day. telling the house that internal differences will be set tied and the bill speedily passed. He indicated he was unmoved by threats of a lot which have come from many quarters.
 The committee tariff hearings are to continue through the week. A