Evening star., 1934-11-14

Paying the bonus by most practical
and feasible means"
Illinois:
Leonard Schuetz, D., reelected:
"Will vote for the bonus until it is
paid; for cancelling interest on
loans"
John T. Buckbee. R., reelected:
Payment along lines outlined at
American Legion Convention.
Leo E. Allen. R., reelected: I'm
mediate cash payment. Cancellation
of interest on veterans loans"
Chester Thompson, D., reelected:
"Cancelling all interest on loans
against adjusted service certificates.
Will support payment of bonus if it
does not interfere with the admin
istration'S financial program. OPP
posed to currency expansion"
Other Representatives.
Michigan:
Fred l.. Crawford. R., new member:
Immediate payment or in such mod
flied form as the legion would de-
mand, letting currency payment and
cancellation of interest be part OF
the plan"
Clarence ]. Mcleod, r.. reelected:
Cash payment: also cancellation Of
interest through regular and ordinary
appropriation methods of Congress" "
George A. Dondero, R., reelected:
Cash payment or cancelling interest
on veterans loans. Favor issuing cur
rency to pay same
John Dingell, D., reelected: I'm
mediate cash payment and cancella-
ton of all interest; to be paid by the
| issuance of currency secured by de-
posit of certificates with the Treasurer
of the United States. This money
could be withdrawn from circulation
at the rate of $20,OO0,000 a year over
period of 10 years, or this money
could be issued to replace 81 ,000, ,000,-
900 of existing Federal Reserve cur
rency, thus making unnecessary any
initiation
Minnesota:
Ernest Lundeen, FL, reelected.
be cancelled. We cancelled the inter-
est in part on foreign loans; why not
for our own American veteranS?"
R. I. Buckler. FL, reelected:
Cash payment Of bonus and cancel
ling of interest by direct issuance of
Federal currency"
Paul John Kvale, FL, reelected
"The bonus payment would be one of
the most immediate and effective
methods for restoring purchasing
power, even though paid directly from
the Treasury. which is not necessary
under the Owen plan"
Mississippi:
John E. Rankin, D., reelected:
Payment of adjusted service certifi-
Gates by a liberal, controlled expan-
sion of the currency"
William M. Colmer, D., reelected
Immediate cash payment of adjusted
service certificates. I shall earnestly
| advocate passage of the Patman bill,
with a currency expansion feature. "
Missouri:
James r. Claiborne, D., reelected: /:
"Unalterably opposed to imitation. Will
vote against it at every opportunity.
II imitation passes would be in favor
of paying the bonus"
r. M. Duncan, D., reelected: "Cash
payment of the bonus and caneella-
ton of interest, issuing currency based
on the gold reserve" -
Montana:
Joseph P. Monaghan. D., reelected
Cash payment of adjusted service
compensation certificates and can
collation. of interest on veterans
loans"
Nebraska:
Karl Stefan. D., new member
american Legion has answers re-
garding my stand on cash payment of
bonus"
Charles F. Mclaughlin, D., new
member: Immediate payment to all
who make a showing of necessity
remaining certificates to be paid at
maturity. Raising necessary money
by bond issue"
| Nevada:
J. G. Scrugham, D., reelected:
Cash payment, raising money by di-
rect currency expansion through me-
dunn profits full monetization all sill
yer at $129 ounce"
New Jersey:
Fred A Hartley, jr., R.. reelected: !:
Opposed to bonus payment. Favor
reduction of interest to that which
Government paid on money borrowed
! to make loans"
New Workers. Sentiment.
New York:
J. w. Wadsworth, R., reelected
Opposed to cash payment through
printing the money or any other
means
Parker Corning, D., reelected: "Do
not favor any of proposals. Certainly
not at all by currency expansion
Theodore A. Peyser, D., reelected
do not favor cash payment or can
collation. of interest on loans. Op-
posed to currency expansion, espe-
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