The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-29

repuDllcan votes W0uiu BlVe tNe resolution the needed two-thirds.
 There is some dissatisfaction with the form of the resolution as drafted by Garner. It provide for outright repeal, with ratifica- ton by special state conventions within seven years.
 The resolution will be placed before the house Judiciary com mittee before congress convenes. In event the committee fails to report 1t favorably, Garner has arranged to have 1t introduced from the floor on Monday. s
 Both Chairman Sumner and Representative Dyer, Mo, ranking republican on the judiciary com mittee, said they favored ratifica- ton by state legislatures instead of special conventions. Sumner is expected, however. to agree to the Garner plan. Dyer said he would try to have the committee change it.
 The judiciary committee, accord ing to present plans, will hold no formal hearings on the repeal res- olution. Debate on the floor of the house will be limited to 40 minutes. nus may be sent the first step on its formal discussion by the house or its committees.
 New York, Nov 29-(UP)-The women's organization for national prohibition reform lis in complete accord" with resolution such as proposed by Speaker John N. Gar ner submitting the question of re- peal to state conventions, Mrs Charles H. Sabin announced today.
 But. her statement continued, I've would oppose any resolution which leaves the problem of liz quor control in the hands of the federal government. We are furth- CT opposed to submitting repeal resolution to the state legislatures for ramification".'
 Mrs Sabin announced a meeting of the national executive council of the organization at Princeton, N. J., on Dec 8-7 to plan the or ganization's battle for unqualified repeal"
 Over 100 Pledged
 Washington, Nov 29-CUP)- More than 100 republican house members will Swing their support behind democratic proposals for unqualified prohibition repeal in West Virginia, republican anti-pro- hibitionist and a leader of the house minority.
 Bachmann said he would make strenuous efforts to insure full party voting strength on the open ing day of the short session, con- vinced that a repeal resolution would be brought before the house for action on that date.
 The status of the prohibition re- peal amendment also was discussed at the White House to-day.t Sena- tor McNary, repn. Ore, said he had informed President Hoover that prompt action on the prohibition repeal question" was to be ex- pected in the senate.
 Bachmann said he was sending telegrams to all sitting republicans. asking their presence on the open ing day.
 At the same time, Majority Lead CT Rainey said he was so con- vinced of the ability of straight cut repeal amendment to obtain the necessary two-thirds majority that he believed democratic party caucus would not be neces- sary.
 'It should not be necessary to bind party members to vote to support their own platform" he said, predicting house approval of repeal.
 Earlier. Rep Beck, titular leader of the house republican anti-proL hibition wet bloc, had announcei "a he would give full support to the i democratic repeal-beer program. Bachmann. who Is one of the ranking republicans on the judici- ary committee. said that whether OF not that committee took favor able action on a repeal resolution would depend upon the attitude oi democratic members. At the las, session, the same committee showed under a repeal amendment by a vote of IA to 2.