New Britain herald., 1930-12-01
7lST CONGRESS IN LAST SESSION AS
 BILL IS OFFERED
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 dent Curtis presented the certificate Of elections Of the members elected in November to fill unexpired terms. Then following new members then were sworn:
 Robert j. Bulhley, democrat, of Ohio, succeeding Roscoe (. McCul- loch. republican. for the uneXpired term of the late Theodore Burton. George McGilI democrat, Kansas, succeeding Henry J. Allen, republi- can. for the uneApirod term of Charles Curtis
 Robert D, Carey, republican, Wy oming. succeeding Patrick J. sulli- van for The unexpired term of the late Francls Warren.
 Ben Williamson, democrat, Ken lucky. succeeding John NJ, Robsion, republican. for the uneXplred term of Frederic NJ. Sackett. ambassador 10 Germany
 Names senate Committee
 Vice President Curtis appointed NFId CTc " dlSoll' tI 4ii4 lt@Aitt' AitN tN republican leader, and Robinson. of Arkansas. democratic leader, as the committee to inform President Hoover the senate was in session. Adjournment was taken there at 1920 ?. m.
 Hardly had congress come to- gether before senators and repre- sentstives began sending numerous and varied legislative proposa Is down that long and difficult path which put few survive.
 / There vas one that seemed as sured of success, however, bill by Senator Robinson-democra lead cr-for s60,000oo0 to be- advanced as loans for seed and feed 10 drought suffering farmers, A demo- crat also will sponsor 1t in the house, and republican cooperation for enactment is practically cer- tainty.
 A permanent commission 'deallng exclusively with the problem Of maintaining the best conditions in industry and keeping working men permanently employed" vas called or in a bill Dy Representative Lud- ow, democrat, Indiana
 Celebration Urged
 An international celebration in .os Angeles upon completion Of the Boulder Canyon project jM I9S7 vas proposed on a resolution by Represe4atiy Swing. republican California.
 Representative Summers republi- can of Washington. introduced bill to authorize a S1,0UQ,000 loan fund for farmers in crop failure areas Of his state,
 Senator Robinson announcel hf was introducing the drought 'olri measure on his oNn responsibility He conferred yesterday with Irosl- dent Hoover,
 The bill also would authorize loa& of syQg0. Quo to states seriously 7t' fected by the drought for The cor struction Of highways As well. Il would authorize the president to talk. over the wheat which has been pur' chased by the federal farm DGarG and distribute it for seed, feed an1 food necessary in the making ol crops for the year 1921 in drought stricken areas
 Emphasizing that he proposal re gar,ling farm board wheat req4lr"c careful consideration. Robinson saIc the underlying idea has the approNA of many vho possess broad cNp11 unce concernlng economic problems Among thsm may oe mentioned the Hon. William c, ..tcAdoo and rep resentatives of various farm HnC market or-anzations." he added
 Boards Views Unknown
 "Upportui!ity has not been afford cd to obtaln the views on tfe sub ject of the taderal farm board, bu it is assun eG that the opinion Of th' board will he obtained by commit tees of the congress"
 The loans from the s60,0oA,b1 ? fund would be made under result lions drawn up by the president, Tn lill says they should be loaned f farmers to finance their 1881 crop with or without security
 Among otter drought relief meas ures prepared for introduction toaa, was one Dy Senator Caraway, demo eat. Arkansas, to authorize the ap propriation Of $4.0Uo.000 for loans | the farmers cf Arkansas