Washington, Dec. 22.
With Congress in adjournment for a fortnight and with President Hoover temporarily free of a wort some time with Capitol Hill it wa indicated at the White House to-day that the President has no intention of asking the Congress to consolidate al major appropriations in a ingle bill.
It was proposed, for a time, that such a consolidation should be effected in order to avoid filibusters on the floor of either the house or the senate.
President Hoover, his spokesman declared to-day,' intends to permit Congress to solve the problem of aiding an extra session in advance of the regular convening of the newly elected 72nd congress
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