Show SENATE KILLS 20 N S Of liE O UD By PAUL R. R I United Press Staff Correspondent 4 Mardi 2 United For Press eta years President Coolidge bas baa b ben n unable to get along with the senate in the matter mattero o appointments and with congress peacefully dying and arnt Mr r. r Coolidge e Quietly returning to private life they still are at odds lore than twenty Coolidge nomInations nominations nom nom- to important offices are arc to tobe be shelved according to plans of senate leaders The names will die with the congress at noon Monday londay They eight judgeships s and numerous numerous' lesser offices and such personages as Secretary of the Na Curtis D D. Wilbur offered as judge of tile the Ninth California circuit and amI former Senator Irvin L. L Lenroot ot of Wisconsin named to be judge of the United States court or of customs appeals Groups of have ha been aroused at the of six new I federal judges JudgeR Under ul the bill which finally congress only a few hours before If the leaders It carry carryout carryout I out their plan of 1 Ignoring the nomInation nom noni- elect President hoover cr have the pleasure of dolln doling out thOSe these offices s to to other Parties In matters matters' or of legislation both houses are furher ahead with business than any short sessions have closing hours during recent years The bill continuing tile the life of the radio commission was forced through the lie senate last night after a a. nine hour filibuster by Senator Copeland Democrat New York Copeland secured ot of an amendment which provides provides pro pro- vides the commission llon will function only until December 31 next Before recessing shortly be before ore 11 p. p m. m the senate also adopted house amendments to tIle the Ed Edge e resolution authorizing a. a a survey of the Nicaraguan canal Tile The house sat up late too adoptIng adopt adopt- log Ing two immigration proposals one making It a felony for aliens to ye- ye enter the country after atter deportation and the other oilIer permitting naturalization natural natural- of aliens now in tile the United States tates who came here before 1921 |