Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1932 — Page 28

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FIGHT ON BONUS BILL NEXT ON ; HOUSE SLATE Veterans’ Measure Expected to Pass, Though Veto May Block It. tty ttrrippu-TToicarit Xeve paper Alliance WASHINGTON, March 24.—The two-billlon-dollar cash bonus bill lor World war veterans is scheduled to follow the tax bill as a major issue before the house. Congressional experts believe it Is likely to pass despite stout opposition in congress, though perhaps without enough votes to override a presidential veto. The Patman bill, authorizing a $2,000,000,000 bond issue to pay off the adjusted service certificates under the 1925 law at their face, or 1945, value, will be considered by the ways and means committee immediately after conclusion of the house debate on the revenue bill. This plan was agitated widely last session, but, after a pitched battle, the 50 per cent loan provision was substituted for it and enacted.

Congressional sentiment is so in-ent child.

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All Keyed Up tty l nit fit Prree MAYWOOD. 111.. March 25. Mrs, Alex Murray hid her husband's key to the automobile. Murray came back by hiding his wife's false teeth. So, Mrs. Murray’s brother threatened to throw Murray out of the house. Before Justice of Peace C. R. Betts, Mrs. Murray gave back the key, Murray gave back the teeth, and the brother was warned not to interfere in a family quarrel.

sistent that Acting Chairman Crisp of the ways and means committee, and Representative Bacharach (Rep., N. J.), usually well-informed, predicted today that the bill not only will be favorably reported by the committee, but will be passed by the house. In addition to the bonus measure, the World war widows and orphans' pension bill, sponsored by Representative Rankin (Dem., Miss.) is slated for early consideration. This bill provides a monthly allowance for widows and children of veterans and dependent parents 65 years of age or more. Benefits vary from sls a month for parents to $26 for widows with one dependent child and $6 additional for each depend-

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."MARCH 25,1932