The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-05

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 "February i6, iea1--page 5l9s. "A bill increasing to 60% of their NHiun, the amount World war vet- ErHHs may borrow on adjusted @rViee pertIficates,' The vote of Mr Cess on this particular biil. to my mind, ts tn keeping with hts at- fnMpt at Torrington q few nights RHD to leave tho impression that he #aa the favored son in this cons HrasalanaI district, of the Americap Federation of Labor, It is we'll known fact that in the campaign af 1ea0, wherein MT Goss defeated 3na by slightly more than 700 Evates, he particularly requested Inc support of the ex-servioe men, hnd in return, promised that ho would do all in his power to en- courage Legislation tending to bring 'nheut tho alleviation of the hard Ahip and suffering with which 3nany ex-aerVice men were then And for that matter now, are af. flloted, Within @ few months after his taking his seat in congress, the above bill was presented, q bill that vas overwhelmingly favored by tht yHst majority of the members oi GHHHFtunt nut WWttU Wdb Dfttttss opposed by President Hoover. When the vote was taken therss were exactly 90 opposed, and 36, favorable, and of the 80 votins; against the bill, was none other than the self-styled champion of fhe ex-aervice man, MT Edward w uess, To my mind, his vote or that particular measure revealed unlimited insincerity.
 "Fehruary 25, 19s1--page 6osa. Vote on additional hospital facii- tiles for World war veterans. Mo ton to Instruct confrerers to agree co senate amendment increasin E hmount for hospitais.' MT Goss voted No.
 "March g, 1931--page 69s9. 'Bi!l authorizing advances of five millit n uollars to permit resumption of Construction work on reclamath n projeets in the west This bill, as | understand 1t, would have af- fnrded great amount of work IT many of the unemployed in tf at | narticular section of the count ry l affected, It was overwehlmini ly passed, but MT Goss voted No ] "Fehruary IS. 1932--page Al a.. Vote on passage of Glass Steaf all biIl to amend Federal Reserve ct, ta iiberaiize credit facilities nd check defiation,' This was a great democratic measure, presented sor the Htahilixation of our economic structure. $50 members of com aresa voted Yes, 15 voted No. Tor some strange reason that MT Goss wlll have to explain himself. he could not make up his mind and he ia recorded as Not voting.
 May 2, 1932--page 9687. Vote Gn passage of Goldsboro bill dirs ct- ing Federal Reserve board to use its control over credit and currescy in an effort to restore commodity prices to level approximating that If te2G.' The very wording of this hill will indicate to any intelligent voter just what 1t proposed to do. aae of the congress were favorable, co were opposed, and among the 70 was MT Goss, with his vote of Nc,
 May s1. l9s2-page 1i946. Vote nn passage of resolution authoriz- irg speaker to appoint special com- anlttee of Ave members of housc to inveatigate governmen competi- don with private industry and re- uort recommendation for remedial legislature not later than December
 IS, iea2,' It Is my personal belief that there has been altogether too much governmental competition private Industry. and I do n0t be- | lieve that thls competition has worked out to the benefit of the ! industries involved. The vote was adopted 177 In favor. and 12S against. Mr Gosa was one of those voting against the measure.
 'Iune 1, iaa2-page i2f14 I'm 1eigFatien bill to admit paren's GO kdara of age or more to Enited 4 states. outside the quota Vote tame on amendment striking out this section Of the hill. and te bring Ia parenta under the quota but giy- fHE them. preferred status. The lAfaendment was adopted by vote of T4e favorable and ss opposed Mr I n5oam again could not make Ep his anlnd. and he is recorded Not yot- Ing,
 1 Hume 1. iaa2--page l4oi4, "A resolution for investigation e. post of1ice department by eemmifsee on Znonl ofileea and post roads. The &4Iil was passed with a vote sf le9 1eyeFahle and las opposed. Mr Ieea voted Ne. There followed ! leh above bill on June z9. 1892, as ! wil he found on page 1l32a. a fur 4her resolution pHoriding fnasis for ! fhe aAara noat oflice inFestt alton. I 4kin hfll Wan MAao Rasnea and again 28 nn& MR NoRn Mot N0finN.s