| Show — — - a 1 s F t - Hi s i - t-- Senate Hears Career --- r7 Pleas Small Firms I fr ' - 'Ube et3alt 'take irrittutle Tuestlily Iktorning 1I J f i I 0 PItif Accused of Neglecting Little Business i 1 1 likirkl- -- - Will Accompany Remains to Pueblo - - - i ' -- - - WASHINGTON Dec 1 MI — '1 1 u The body of Senator Alva EL ' 1' ' 1 Adams (D) Colorado who died in II '' N'k ''' ' '' l -I (XVWashington early Monday five WASHINGTON Dec I 11 r i ' after a heart attack will be 1 days to of Senate proponents legislation I --a- r taken home to Pueblo Colo Tues aid small firms which have been is 1 unable to obtain either defense day evening in the company of 25 N : ‘ members of congress It will be contracts Or materials for normai I t one of the largest congressional civilian production asserted Mon- I I men delegations ever to accompany the face business day that little ' 1 "extinction" unless changes are 1 body of a deceased member i made in the preen priorities sys- I Adams 65 was chairman of the ' tem public lands committee and of the i Senator O'Mahoney (D) Wyo- 1 deficiency appropriations commitMing author of a measure to co' tee In private life he was a banktablish an agency to handle allo- it ' er and an attorney cations of materials to small firma I told the aeriate naval committee 1 The funeral train will leave ' m4AwrAo5rmAwmwwAtmow4o04Pw3 that the 0 P M had "entirely Lt AdAms at 6:30 p in and arAlva Senator Washington I neglected" little business holiaes blamed Dies overwork rive In Pueblo at 11:45 a rn 0Mahoney urged a "reawakening There the body will of Main street" Thursday from noon to 1:30 Ile in state Voices Warning ' services will be Masonic and In p Senator Hatch (D) New Mex2:30 at conducted p m at the ico testifying in support of the i was a Adams residence warned that family 0Mahoney proposal Mason 'we're heading toward a totalithirty-thir- d degree ' tarian state" by concentrating on To Accompany Body : big busineu in the preparedness Senators named as h:tembers of effort From Senator Gillette OD)) WASHINGTON Dec 1 tan — the funeral committee were BunkIowa came the assertion that The prices of new automobiles Will er (D) Nevada Chandler tbb "we've just got to keep these amall be fixed at approximately t h e Kentucky Chavez itloh New Mex business houses alive—they're the present levels defense officials leo Clark (D) Idaho Downey backbone of America" said Ellend er (D) Monday after a meeting of ((D) California Representatives of small busi- - dealer Gillette (D) Iowa Louisiana Joined the of price administraoffice The New ) Herring eersators In painting a black pie- tion offered two tentative formu q ColoraJohnson Iowa : lure of the present plight of small (D) (D) las for fixing the prices and asked Cr MaTexas: do O'Daniel flrms (D) the dealers to indicate their pref) (D) honey erence By an informal but over- Georgia: Schwartz (D)Russell (D) Calls Situation Desperate whelming vote of 78 to 3 the Wheeler (D) Montana Butler L IL Esisrui representing the dealers chose a plan under which (R) Nebraska' La Fo1b'ette Cleveland Small Business Men's would have the option of (Pro'g) Wiscon' sin Wiley (R) they association termed the situation either using Willis (It) Indiana M Wisconsin: P said Evans the 0 'desperate" would be most advantageous to a and had informed his organization that dealer in a given Vandenberg (R)- - Michigan locality" Senator John1942 steel production would be leas Both wholesale and retail au- Adams' colieagruc than this year because most of tomobile prices will be stabilized son (D) Colorado said the list the scrap already has been used in at the conclusion of studies now was tentative but all were exto go 1941 production being conducted by Cyrus McCor- pected In the house Speaker Ittoyburn mick head of the automobile secappointed Representatives Lewia tion and other OP A officials 1 (D) Colorado Chenoweth (R)) T:EMENDOUS McCormick said the two formu- Colorado (D) 'Utah las were merely "tentative and Murdock Robinson and AnArizona SAVI:MS (D) 1 i i flexible" suggestions which might derson Mexico to rep New (D) be altered later A : the funeral cm One called by him the "freight resent the house at I re" mark-upa 'louse Adjourns UNCLAIMED ci" t plan provided for tail price computed by adding the Like the senate which had adlist or factory price the federal early out of respect to ' tax freight charges plus 33 3 journed AND house adjourned after Adams the per cent and service and handling Rayburn had appointed the com1 charges arbitrarily fixed at 3 per mittee ' cent of the list price Johnson said Adams' body would 4Th ll 1 The other formula ) ( a to '' : the price to the purchaser'as the car taken i of members which the imdo" t- in t ) ' total of these items: List price mediate would ride on the - family ' tax actual freight charges and a train Original bearing the delegation Values handling charged fixed at 5 per 4 t The senator's death was unexto imsol cent of the list ' price and freight i friends pected by even his close ' of ' charges 12 Ho suffered the attack heart had 1 a Dealers were quick to point out $ i 0 but the next - ::wirrk: last night Tuesday r mark-up- " ow the J formuthat "freight 1 made a brief visit to his of- ioe0-)Iti- A la with its 331-4 per cent profit day 11j Later that day he was Me IL 1213 gave the more i on freight Cost i to bed by his physicians ) distant dealer an advantage over ordered d who diagnosed his trouble as coro1 the dealer close to Detroit nary thrombosis after consulta--tion sou L r—-- " A complete rest of six weeks I ' to two months was ordered Sun"0 day night the senator's condition took a turn for the worse and he died at 3:20 a 176 Monday L-'Ltl I 1—J e A El cl 1 I - - : - ‘ - 4' ' - -t I 1 ‘ 01 - - - i' PM Action nD - formula-----"whicheve- ' i I: - 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I r n Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON D C ' Dec 1— Representative J W Robinson of Utah chairman of the house public lands Committee Monday was named as a member of the congressional party to attend the funeral Thursday for Senator Adams of Colorado at Pueblo The funeral party will leave Washington Tuesday Following the funeral Representative Robinson said he will continue westward to Salt Lake City to spend Friday and Saturday He will leave Salt Lake City early Sunday for San Francisco 'where a hearing of his public lands committee is scheduled Monday Representative Robinson said the San Francisco hearing will inquire into Hetclilietchy water and power problems that involve a 'dispute with the department of '' interior rInTwv" --"i- I r- 1 souse 1-- ( ii i - -1 r---- -1 - gor ? 4 - r - Io 11 - (Continued From Page One) reaction in Cuba and in other LatinAmerican countries at a time when this government is doing Its utmost to develop more friendly relations with these countries Kleberg said he also had let- tens from Ickes and Wickard but did not read them The house was not impressed with the opposition of the three cabinet members and gave the Fulmer bill the biggest majority it has ever given any recent the benefit of the domestic sugar industry Representative Robinson after conference with several 'senators predicts that the bill will be brought to an early vote in the senate and he feels confident it will pass for her Napo 22 states are growing either beets or cane and they provide 44 votes is a nucleus Asked what might happen if the senate passed the bill and the president vetoed it Mr Robinson replied: "We will pass it over the veto" He said Mondays vote in the indicates that the house would not abandon the bill iit had overwhelmingly approved especially as the bill is sponsored by both growers and by the refiners and is objected to only by three members of the cabinet on what the house regarded as inconsequential grounds Mr Robinson in his remarks showed that while Hawaii whose delegate was protesting would sustain a nominal cut of a small fraction of 1 per cent of its quota that the loss will be many times offset by sugar which under the bill Hawaii will furnish to overcome ' in part the shortage of Philippine sugar - - INC House Passes Sugar Bill By BigIllarain r1 1 E- r----- s - ' t l s" "unsatisfactory" - ' Li 1 ---r----- ' - te'sociations - kettles-for-airplane- - ' L bet "tea - Stabilizes Auto Prices : WASHrNGTON Dec 1 — Maryland has been chosen the "guinea pig" state for a test of a newa41e government campaign for salvaging wastepaper raga scrap metal and rub UP) campaign of last July when the government staked gifts of cid aluminum Results of that drive which was conducted by the office of civil-Ia- n defense have been dei &a scribed by 0 P M officials ' ' 4 r Rosenwald Leasing J chief of the 0 P M industrial anbureau conservation nounced Monday that the campaign would be conduct- ed In Maryland by a state committee shortly salvage - to be announced as a division of the Maryland state defense councill Under the program regular junk and scrap dealers will purchase waste materials from householders—a complete departure from the ts 1 ' December 2 1911 - --- s - v NO - ! 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