The House. Sub-Committee which today handed Mr. Roosevelt his first rebuff possesses a heavy Democratic majority and is under the chairmanship of Mr. Clifton Woodrum, Democratic Representative of Virginia.
The Sub-Committee specified that the $725,000000 appropriation should be apportioned over the next five months, the remainder of the fiscal year, in order to prevent the necessity of applying to Congress for another deficiency appropriation for relief.
Observers pointed out that the President's set-back may be only temporary, however. The full Appropriations Committee meets on Wednesday to consider the Pres dent's requested relief funds and hes the authority to reject the sub-Committee's recommendations.—Unit-
Generat Wang Chan-hsu, Chaired Press. man of the Szechuen Provincial Government, and General Teng Hsi-hou, provincial pacification commis-report states, called on Mr.
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