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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 9921 by Mr 1930 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 9921 By Mr. SPEAKS: A bill (H. R. 12738) granting an in­ legislation passed at this session granting Saturday half holi­ crease of pension to Adaline Kibley ; to the Committee on days for all Government employees ; to the Committee on the Invalid Pensions. Civil Service. By Mr. WOLVERTON of West Virginia: A bill (H. R. 12739) 7441. Also, petition of Spanish War veterans of New York, granting an increase of pension to Mary E. Fleming; to the urging support and vote for Senate bill 476, vetoed by the Committee on Invalid Pensions. President; to the Committee on Pensions. 7442. By 1\fr. STONE: Petition signed by Mrs. Joseph "Myer PETITIONS, ETC. and Mrs. J. Urbansky, of Oklahoma City, Okla., opposing legis­ Under clause 1 of Rule XXII, petitions and papers were laid lation calling for compulsory or voluntary registration of aliens on the Clerk's de k and referred as follows: in the United States; to the Committee on Immigration and 7417. By Mr. GARBER of Oklahoma: Petition of King Hagen Naturalization. Po t American Legion, Fairview, Okla., in support of House bill io381, with liberal amendments; to the Committee on World SENATE War Veterans' Legislation. 7418. Also, petition of 5,000 clerical employees Missouri Pa­ TUESDAY, June 3, 1930 cific Railroad, urging adoption Couzens jo!Dt resolution suspend­ (Legislative day of Tlwrsday, May 29, 1930) ing consolidation railroads; to the Comnuttee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. The Senate met at l2 o'clock meridian, on the expiration of 7419. Also petition of Order of Railway Conductors of West­ the rece s. ern Division' of Frisco Railway at Enid, Okla., in support of The VICE PRESIDENT. The Senate will receive a message Senator Couzru~s·s resolution; to the Committee on Interstate from the House of Repre entatives. and Foreign Commerce. MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE 7420. Also, petition of Frank 0. Jamison Camp of United A message from the House of Representatives by Mr. Chaffee, Spanish War Veterans, in support of Senate bill 476; to the one of its clerks, announced that the House having proceeded, in Committee on Pensions. ursuance of the Constitution, to reconsider the bill (S. 476) 7421. Also, petition of W. E. Brintna.n, Chester, ~kla., in sup­ granting pensions and increase of pensions to certain soldiers, port of immigration bill; to the Commt~e on Imnugratlon and sailors, and nurses of the war with Spain, the Philippine in ur­ Naturalization. rection, or the China relief expedition, and for other purposes, 7422. Also, petition of Robert A. Lowery Camp, No. 24, Perry, returned by the President of the United States with his objec­ Okla., urging support of Senate bill 476; to the Committee on tions thereto, the bill was pa sed, two-thirds of the House having Pensions. agreed to the same, the objections of the President to the con­ 7423. Also, petition of Ponca City Retailers' Credit As ocia­ trary notwithstanding. tion, Ponca City, Okla., in opposition to House bill 9232; to the The message also announced that the House had passed with­ Committee on Labor. out amendment the bill (S. 1317) to amend section 108 of the 7424. Also, petition of J. L. Cochran, manager Frolich's Style Judicial Code, as amended, so as to change the time of holding Shop, Ponca City, Okla., in opposition to House bill 9232; to the court in each of the six divisions of the eastern di trict of tile Committee on Labor. State of Texas, and to require the clerk to maintain an office 7425. Also, petition of M. K. Van Winkle, Ponca City, Okla., in charge of himself or a deputy at Sllerman, Beaumont, Tex­ in opposition to Hou e bill 9232; to the Committee on Labor. arkana, and Tyler. 7426. Also, petition of E. F. Hathaway, Ponca City, Okla., in The message further announced that the House had pas ed opposition to House bill 9232; to the Committee on Labor. the bill (S. 2370) to fix the sala1ies of officers and members of 7427. Also, petition of H. L. Schall, Ponca City, Okla., in oppo­ the Metropolitan police force and the fire department of the sition to House bill 9232; to the Committee on Labor. District of Columbia with an amendment, in which it requested 7428. Also, pet/tion of J. A. Tharp, Ponca City, Okla., in oppo­ the concurrence of the Senate. sition to House bill 9232; to the Committee on Labor. The message also announced that the House had passed the 7429. Also, uetition of carriers of Ponca City, Okla., urging following bills of the Senate, each with amendments, in which support of House bill 6603 ; to the Committee on the Post Office it requested the concurrence of the Senate: and Post Roads. S. 3272. An act to authorize the dispatch from the mailing 7430. Also, petition International Association of Fire Fight­ po t 9ffice of metered permit matter of the first class prepaid at er , Washington, D. C.; to the Committee on the District of least 2 cents but not fully prepaid and to authorize the accept­ Columbia. ance of third-class matter without stamps affixed in such quan­ 7431. Also, petition of R. 1\1. Washbon, Ponca City, Okla., in tities as may be prescribed ; and opposition to Hou e bill 9232; to the Committee. on Labor. S. 3599. An act to provide for the classification of extraordi­ 7432. By Mr. GLOVER: Petition of citizens of Hot Spring, nary expenditures contributing to the deficiency of postal reve­ Ark., urging support of Senate bill 476; to the Committee on nues. Pensions. The me. sage further announced that the House had passed 7433. Also, petition of Hugh Rives, of Pine Bluff, Ark., urging the following bills, in which it requested the concurrence of the the passage of Senate Joint Resolution 161; to the Committee on Senate: Interstate and Foreign Commerce. H. R. 704. An act to grant relief to those States which brought 7434. Also, petition of citizens of Princeton, Ark., urging ap­ State-owned property into the Federal service in 1917; propriations for the destruction of predatory animals; to the H. R. 5271. An act authorizing the Secretary of the Interior Committee on Agriculture. to acquire land and erect a monument at the site near Crooks­ 7435. Also, petition of the W. C. Hudson Camp, No. 8, United ton, in Polk County, Minn., to commemorate the signing of a Spanish War Veterans, Pine Bluff, Ark., urging support of treaty on October 2, 1863, between the United States of America Senate bill 476 ; to the Committee on Pensions. and the Chippewa Indians ; 7436. Also, petition of Roosevelt Auxiliary, No. 1, Fred N. Rix H. R. 10668. An act to authorize issuance of certificates of Camp, No. 1, United Spanish War Veteran , Hot Springs, Ark., repatriation to certain veterans of the World War; urging support of Senate bill 476; to the Committee on Pen­ H. R. 11134. An act to amend section 91 of the act entitled sions. ''An act to provide a government for the Territory of Hawaii," 7437. By Mr. HANCOCK: Petition of Woman's Christian approved April 30, 1900, as amended ; and Temperance Union of Eastwood, N. Y., submitted by Helen H. R. 11200. An act to provide for the acquisition, sale, and DeBoalt, favoring Federal supervision of motion pictures; to clo er settlement of delinquent lands on irrigation projects by the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. the Government to protect it investment 7438. Also, petition submitted by Anna Saltsman, containing ENIWLLED BILL SIGNED resolution adopted by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Virgil, N. Y., favoring Federal supervision of motion The message also announced that the Speaker had affixed his pictures; to the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Com­ signature to the enrolled bill (H. R. 4849) to provide for the merce. purchase of a bronze bust of the late Lieut. James Melville Gilliss United States Navy, to be presented to the Chilean Na­ 7439. Also, petition of the Woman's Christian Temperance tional 'opservatory, and it was signed by the Vice President. Union of Manlius, N. Y., submitted by Stella 1\1. CampbelL favoring Federal supervision of motion pictures; to the Com­ CALL OF THE ROLL mittee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Mr. McNARY. 1\lr. President, I suggest the absence of a 7440. By Mr. LINDSAY: Petition of Federal Employees' quorum. Union, No. 4, New York Oity, urging that every effort to have The VICE PRESIDENT. The clerk will call the roll. 9922 COKGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE JUNE 3 The lPgislative clerk called the roll, and the fo1Iowing Senators "Whereas the hi tory and traditions of our people have since then answered to theiJ.· name:s : su tained and eon ecrated the name of Puerto Rico, given to our island, Allen Gla ·s McKellar Smoot as its sole name; A burst Glenn McMaster Steck " Whereas immediately following the change of sovereignty which Barkley Got! McNary Steiwer took place in the island, the Congi·ess of the United States of .America, Bingham Gold borough :netcalf Stephens Blaine Gould :lloses Sulli"mn without justifying reasons, officially gave thi i land the name of Porto Blease Greene Norbeck Swanson Rico; Borah Hale L·orris Thomas, Idaho " Whereas the aforesaid name of Porto Rico is an impure idiomatic Thomas, Okla. Bratton Ilarri r•ye . compound partly formed of the foreign word porto, which, although of Brou~sard Harrison Oddie Townsend Capper Hasting Overman 'l'rammell Latin origin, has not yet been adopted into our language but is here Connall.r Hawe · Patterson Tyding used illegitimately to substitute the word puerto, genuinely Spanish, Copeland Hayden Phipps Vandenberg Couzen Hebert Pine Wagner though no license, reasons of diction, or advantages of euphony exist Cnttinrr Heflin Pittman Walsh, Mass.
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