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Missouri charged Tydings with fllibuS-
tering and added it would be nothing
new for the Maryland Senator to en-
gage in such practices.
If the Senator from Missouri says
that" retorted Tydings. livid with an
ger, he says All untruth."
Clark was on his feet. as If pro-
PEELED by a spring. demanding if
Senator Tydings had charged him
with saying an untruth.
II said the Senator from Missouri
said an untruth," repeated Senator
Tydings.
The Missouri Senator moved toward
Tydings Other Senators interposed.
Among them Senators Barkley of Ken
tuckey, Black of Alabama, Bachman
of Tennessee and Ashurst of Arizona,
who sat directly beside Senator
Tydings. Finally Clark was persuaded
to take his seat
Half an hour or more later, peace
was made. Senator Tydings volun-
tarily went over to Senator Clark
and put an arm on his shoulder. Ap-
parently he was expressing regret for
the incident. The two men shook
hands and Tydings returned to his
seat smiling.
May Press Flood Bill.
Not only did the failure 10 adjourn
last night pave the way for further
action on the deficiency bill. but 1t
opened up possibilities of additional
legislation, which might have been
sidetracked. There was the possibility
that the flood control bill. which had
been headed off as pork barrel meas
ure, might again be pressed for action.
In the House, when Speaker Byrns
finally laid before that body the Sem
ate's request for return of the ad-
journment resolution, there was a
standing vote by which the Senate's
request was granted 127 to 103. Rep
resentative Smell of New York, the Re-
publican leader, promptly demanded a
record vote.
Fearful that the hour Of midnight
might arrive before the roll call in the
House could be completed and the ad-
journment resolution returned to the
Senate, orders were given to turn back
the hands OF the huge clock in the
House chamber.
The doorkeeper of the House, Joseph
Sinnott, attended to this duty.
The roll call proceeded in the House
with unusual speed and was completed
in about % minutes and the House
clerk was sent rushing to the Senate
chamber
Long Halls Move.
It was five minutes before II accord
ing to the Senate clock when the House
clerk arrived. Senator Byrnes was
speaking. Senator Huey Long OF
Louisiana shouted:
THE people win," after the clerk
had announced the action Of the House
returning the adjournment resolution.
Earlier in the evening 1t looked as
though the cotton and wheat Senators
had been effectually blocked in their
efforts to save the deficiency bill and
their amendments. The situation was
that both Houses had agreed to the
adjournment resolution and the pa
pers had been sent back to the House.
The Senate sat in recess while Vice
President Garner and Democratic
Leader Robinson conferred for an
hour or two with House leaders in an
effort to get them to permit the de-
ficiency bill to go to conference.
In the House Chairman BUCHANAN
of the Appropriations Committee told
his colleagues that he was utterly op-
posed to the Senate amendments to
the deficiency bill and that he. would
never permit the bill to 60 to confer
ence but would let it die if the House
would back him up.
Robinson Makes Report.
It was after $50 pm. when the Vice
President and Senator Robinson re-
turned to the Senate chamber. Cot
ton Senators were complaining and
insisting that the Vice President had
promised to reconvene the Senate by
$3.50 o'clock.
As soon as the Senate was again in
session Senator Robinson made a
report.
1.-THE House has taken no action
regarding the deficiency BILL" he said.
"It is my information the House does
not intend to take any action. This
afternoon a concurrent resolution was
adopted providing that each body,
when it concluded its labors, would
then take an adjournment sine die.
The question arises what action the
Senate will now take. Under the
adjournment resolution agreed to, both
houses of Congress automatically will
adjourn not later than IL o'clock
tonight"
Senator Byrnes chided the Vice
President for not convening the Sem
ate at $50 o'clock. He added, how
ever, that the Vice President had been
in conference with House leaders and
therefore could not do so.
"An we DESIRE" said Senator
Byrnes. sis that the House have an
opportunity to vote on the deficiency
bill and the Senate amendments, ALI