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Show ' : ' "Enrol All Aflffin RfsfR (5RRr' t i T Drive to R'ehi.Gub 1 Differences Uii:;3:i Senate Launchoii? Democrats Hop to Hare Measure in Form 7 for iSxsident's Signature Early Next Week . 1 ' i 191 (taMa! , WASHINOTOH, March 11 Th house Irsdrrthlp torcfi aside parliamentary unites today In a determined drive to puh up icntU end houM differences on th ter-wtne bill o thst U'admlnUtraUon-ponaord modification prosran could be signed by President Roosevelt early next week. ' The boose vote overwhelmingly ronalder a special reaoluUoai to send the oaaure to conference where the controvert over the eenotea 1 OS pee eent prevision and the SI alconnlie ranteot approved by the house m bo straightened out. - - "Yo con rest assured said Chairman Chair-man Harrison of the senate finance committee, that the beer bill wtil be algned Monday " The bill woild bxwne operative T day later. House Ilemorratlc leeit-era leeit-era planned to aend the bill to conference confer-ence aa an effort to restore the ora Inal provlalsw for 1 1 per cent beer, j The senate. Hi passing the measure teat night, reduced the alrohoite wa- ! tent to SOS per rent and added wire. I Effort to send the bill to ronfrr-enre ronfrr-enre war blocked temporarily by oe-Jerlion oe-Jerlion of Repreeaoutiv Tarvvr i a, Ge.) making ri necessary to A 1st for the time being the process nt an tutting differences betwe-n ' e houao and aenete version of the h 1. It was planned to bring the m-am a before the houao again later In ti.e day. Speaker of the House Raincy aa 1 he favored retaining the el-otiu,,e cm-tent cm-tent at 13 per cent, and Uiat he h lieved the house conferee would r-- t out for thk) percenuge rather than the 1 04 written Into to bill by aae aenate. "Brewers have toM h aa . -that they alwavl make beer on' the nil i mum, ao that If we had 1 -aa the limit the beer would actua ib about S per rent alcohol. Xainey added that he had M tf tirular oblection to the senile amendment amend-ment legalising SOS wine. "It will do no harm and no fvt. ho said. -It la In impoaaihle thi- t. You cant make that kind of wise. Home Brewing Still Forbidden by Law WASHTttOTO. March IT OSV-T horn brewer, If he conttnii inn- -hi own beer after the bm 1 th beverar aer.fte Ur, v havo e loo a to Ann W. W. V, oork. prohlbMlon directrtr, for a UTOubl from the federal govei n- WhlM impoatng a H a barrsi c on th beer, the bill specifirahy . it th levy to beer msnu: lured 1. r aaU. ' ' '.-. So tho Inlamsl revenue bursa r, which eoliect th tax.' will have tx Jurisdiction over heme brewers. Whether tho 'prohibition bureau, upon which responsibility rests for enforcing th law. will make any si-tempt si-tempt to stop bom brewing, remain for decision. Woodcock said today hs could rt discus tho new meesur until it becomes be-comes law. In th past, however, tte bureau ha aimed, at commercial violator vio-lator and not at the private brewer. Th Internal revenu bureau ai- ready la at work on arrangement for collecting tho beer tak, but won t havo anything to say until tbe kgisia lion I signed. Tho prohibition bureau will be responsible re-sponsible for oeeinf that tha SI or 1 06 alcohol percentaes limit, which ever Is finally decided on. It not oeeded by th breweries. But official offi-cial there wore not ready today to say bow this would bo done PARIS, March IT TJP The United fits tea aenakt'a acUoa on beer tPeatleaa faa Paee twet HOUSE LEADERS SPEEDJP BEER (Ceailaaed treat Paaa' oael and wine, and th. Wall street boom, received enthuaiaitie attention in Prance today, . Champagne broker, auumed th 1 OS per cent bail, would not be enforced en-forced literally and Joyfully anticipated antici-pated a huge American trade. The flrmneaa of Wall street trading trad-ing was expected la lead 1a prosperity prosper-ity In the United Stale, and a eonae- ?iuent demand tor French .ilk., per umr. and other tuxuriea. |